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L., ww tlklr jg. ,,, U. , ,Ax M X' 4 wi Q J. gy U Z fop5,:6:x?'.h hiv I .X H ir -3- . A ' . .Mft ' ML, Q ' ' , ' '+ lxew? W P - 1 . f i W . wQ :'i f - 2. ,mg-X, Q MVN- . N K. ' ' S. g 1. ,K My -v . W ,W X M' u x-5 - .gm .X fl! 4 . S S 3 ,isa .X 8 L' ' 'Q '7' F 1 X -' iv f V 5.1. w , . . ,XA ' f 0 I f Q .wx 'R -:Tj A Tw 3, 6 A Q .Q fgmmm X M . ww U A . ' + Q P. - S. . nf. - 5 . ,,: A ' W V. .- -- X . ...,. A- . PM Qu. A1 , 1 A .,, a. E v.. S Ei s Y Z, 5: gQ H f is ' H Il ' ' Il ' f 3 . 2 f 1 LEO LORE LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL LEONIA, NEW JERSEY 1 9 5 7 I 1 x W' A 'f' +1 Q14 Jkgff' A A .Mfg V K fn ,lv , , ,M M , . Q 1 ,, A . 1, Q q 'Wx fl I Qi y. AJ' f' . . m'f'1 Q H- A X 1 aff 5 f -,? ? XM! . if L, ,. , fl? W., 5 T .4 I 5 g 1 1 Wg ,1 1 f L + 15 : A Hui. K Ax ,5- n'Q ' ' V1 'Q S MM , My s ' M4 7 ,,? A A.. 1 V? L , ,.,. , 3-:QQ , A , 3 3 ,Ls v , , , 1 ,, Q Qs! H I! ., 5 G i 5 ,egifiif g w 'af K I N !,,..w 5 ,gg x e if N if I Qdfvr. VW .. 1 ,,..f,-- -G fy pf .,...,......r,--M aa' A, gun-W .A .4253-Q ' . 3-' k ,A 'lsfav' ,f.,.,4f Q--UQQ. rf, V Ania! af K .L '14 fn? - g:.5zk.i? 2- QIZP -sk y A '-nes. M it' N ' Air,-fif vi X ,cgi .gg .iv .na-4' fm W A X . X gm, NM 'Q J' N J' it FGREWORD We, the class of 1957, share a wealth of memories. Can we ever forget the familiar sound of the passing bell, the bang of lockers in the hall between classes, the incessant clacking of typewriters in room 203, that wonderful Thanksgiving Day victory, or the excitement of working together on the Senior Play? In this book we have recalled our high school life. Our class has shared three precious years at Leonia High School. Now we are leaving, and we must face the future as individuals. We leave regretfully, but confident that our years at L.H.S. have prepared us to meet the challenge ahead successfully. ll, s l g DEDIC TIO We dedicate our yearbook to a man who dur- ing his thirty-three years of service in the Leonia Schools has earned the respect of teachers, par- ents, and students. Known as a gentleman and scholar, a man of the highest standards and ideals, he has been an inspiring influence in thousands of lives. He has also made valuable contributions to his church and his community. In his work as a school administrator, his per- sonal dedication, his enthusiasm, and his sincere interest in student problems have made him a valued counselor. Therefore, we, the class of 1957, proudly and affectionately dedicate this edition of the Leonia Lore to our principal and friend, CARL W. SUTER. ,W gg- . v iv'-we X-'filu-.,, 'wg ' 'N , . Ca Y . 4 D' t ,ln X X .i Dr. Dawson, Mrs. Girvzm. Mr. Hemenwuy. Mr. Pungburn, Mr. Kern. Mrs. Yun Zandt and Mr. Martin. Not in Picture: Mr. Carberry, Mrs. Buckwulter, and Mr. Jae:-kel. LEONIA BOARD OF EDUCATION offew o M4 men WU' 1957 Pl'l,Sldl,llI ......,....................... I '. Vllllfvllt A. Carbvrry 1 ice, Pr: sid! nt ........................ Jr. Charlvs H. Dawson Mrs. Marion Buckwaltm r Mr. ,llllllI'!-1 S. Kvrn Mrs. hluim- fJil'V'lIl Mr. Uudlvy Mariin Mr. Alfred 0. ,I11 vkcl Mr. Walt:-r Pangburn Mrs. Ll.-iq, Van Land! Scarf tary ................. ,............... N ir. FIIOIIHIS H1-nu-nwuy Supcrintfndrnt ..................... Dr. ,losvph ll. Vollmc-r 8 L xgf , ff' IIN fans' f?:f5Y.'f1?ij5f Ln 474S?fQ5fQf'i': , kfk73Q55a .E . Aiwgfvgfifff-lf5?xN77' 'I' T n MUW1, - . ' . MR. CARL W. SUTER Principal iff Sir-f F-IS El it L MR. DAVID J. JONES Assistant Principal Director of Athletics .....-.RH X LEONIA -N I -k-1 F V 5' ,gr s D VM Xp' , Y iff if Y X-ji mf ' I wl.,llw, V- A I yy V Hy! . X ,s . jx M1 Q? .'- Qxrfi , I QWIEFQQQ ff - ff I , Q MR. WILLIAM ALIIRIGIIT MR. JAMES ALMY MISS RUTH BARIIA English Science Psychologist Q i .px Q ga I L, 7 MISS ROWENA IILOSS .Malhcmalics. filliilllllff' MISS FRANCES IZRAGGER Physical Education 551 Y.,,,,.- x R , ARS. .II , , CONISTXQUIKXP MISS IDURELLE DANIELS A Mllifl Secretary Q, mx 4 M r Q K-Y, M ,IJ MRS. MARGARET CANE Secretary lo the Principal MRS. ROSE ITEGENNARO Librarian HIGH li' 'L-f MR. VINCENT IIAYIVS0 French, English. Spanish ry., Tx Awmffzuw MISS ffl CA RTISSER llislory 'V' time X2 'X -. I I MR. MICHAEL IIEL CONTE Industrial Arls. MPl'llllllIl'Ill Drawing CHOOL F LTY ,. Q- if 0 'wi , w , 3 1 ,X MR. JOHN ITUMANSKY MR. SAMUEL FERRARO MRS. LOUISE HANNA MR. Kl'INNl'I'l'll lllClllCRl,INlI Social Sllllfivx Spanish Svrrvizlry lo Ihr' Supvrinlvmlvnl swlllflcflllzllffs ,X .YM ,q f I 1 .I , 1 X X XX MRS. li'l'HYl.l'f IIEIAIK MH. MILTON JAYSON MISS EMMY KATTMANN MKS. INICZ KAY School Nurse Hislory 1 rvm'h. Gvrnmn lfiolotuy 'YN Q ng 3 -C Ml'SS l4IVEl.,Ylfl Kul-IRN DR. CllARI,0T'I'E KLEINER MH. W'll,l,lAM LAW' MR. kl+lNNl'I'I'll MMQOXYN ff0 1 H'fl'1ll1 5UfI,ll'r'lS Svhool Phyxirian English Mrzllzvnmlivx Y S Y-itfillh LEGNIA HIGH IIWLSL SWA -947' MR. LAW'RI'INIfE MEHAI Biology MR. ROSS MOTTOLA History za., S 3. ,Ann -f . gf .. tv A' 'Vk. Q 1 . A . MRS, MARY MOEN MISS LOIS MORE MR. SYLVAN MOSKOWITZ Foods, Home Economics Exchange Teacher to Japan Svieruw' 'qw MR. FRANKLIN NEIL MR. JOHN NOLL Vocal Music Commercial Subjects. Treasurer A .1 ,, fy Q - I. fi? S., -M I VIR. MICHAEL PATERNOSTER MR. CHARLES RYDER MRS. MARGARET SHIRTZ Commercial Subjects Dean of Boys Cafeteria Manager X! MR. CHARLES OTIS Math em alias MISS CORAIIELLE STANTO Home Ifvononlics, Clothing CHOOL F C LTY 'Ez'- MR. EDWARD STROII lnslrumvntul Muxif' MRS. El,IZAHE'I'H THOMAS MR. S'l'ANl,lCY 'THORNTON MR. l.l'Ill.OW 'l'HORS'l'ON Uvun of G irfx l'hyxi1'ul lfflllmlliorl ,1rI, Mr'1'l1unif'ul l,fIll1'ill1.f - ww-Sis 29 1 48 RHS- Axim-.f R le RS. NllI'l'ORIA 'l'R.Mill'l'l-INIH RU MR. HI-IRBERT TIYRKINCTON MR. CHARLES l'NI.MIKI'I MISS SICLM.-X WASSON English English lu. o Srimzcv English MR. EARLIC mm: MR. PETER YOUMANS MR. VERNON YOUNG lfornnwrvial Sllfljvrli E ,IQ-h . , . . . 15 IIA 15 Driver Izlluvulmn, F1rst A111 ., W - as 1 Q 'bv-Q , CA l lC'I'lCHl A ST A I lf' x1l'h.l1illlUI'l4lhl7, Ml's.U1-H, Hrs. Nhlrlz. Mlm. Hun- llmrm-. and Mrs. ,-Xyre-f. is R gan-f ,-A ,f -f 4 3 K fIUS'l'UUl.U, FUHCIC U,-XY 5'l'nU l Mr. Churle-s Nl1'lXl'Hllll Mr. Une-n Nl4'Kl'lIll1l. Mr Richard nllllfll. :mil Mr lmuia xYill'l'l'll. 6 U as fx.. A. .- s X Y s fi FK I I -Mr Q Rx Q x E? 2 XL. 'X Q wg as A s D K Q: RX w x K Q xxx X X xx X Ox--M X K, X -XR 4 e Ki:- Q XXX A .Q xxx A W'- NW' GR - Usi- W W ,, lm, n s., -eww Ab , , 4 ' k ws., ' , --, A V , M N ,, M '. www' Q. T 'Wi Q W-Q., wavy , -Q' Vufhfm H I .A Wx. ' 4, Q HQ.. .1-wma, sw wmJrL.5i.kiMw w L. .mir A A - W, ,Min L I m.,'X liwkk M 1 .,Txk,,he , W, ,-TL ?s-' dr I ks 'f'y: 1'-Nw, . ML' :' , ' , ' 'H' V, '--wbw L J ss.,,'L I '?:1gf-44,8 A N N M 'W - n E. '-:mg 's-asf A f , f W Q f 'M ., VW! Q . '1'- - V WW -L f Fifa' Wil, . Mig K' ww, 7 'N-Sw, W --f + m' gf ' ' M ,, V' Q'N,.p.,,,W -. ist g-,Tv-wr , x '1'Q4, y Y .K th , M I- -,-iw-eu. 3, f im -gy-af .Af w 2vs:w...'m 'ev . 1 ' v-. 7 4 N Q -w.ggs...vf:hv I4 g -,N N-QS :Q 'Wzv 4 ' ,, 17: .. A fu K'Zw ifl1Ji. T I , 1 1 f-fa f 5 f.,?g+W A 'V 5 'Clk 'Q L R , 51' -1' 4' fs-fv+f fm . . xii in-Q A,'1- XV Mu SE IOR CLA S GFFICERS AND CABI ET X urvr: Marianna' IFIZZIIIOZ, Mary Ann ,lukolbsg Limlzl l1llhlN'llI, l,1'fl' Uybwaul: xx John Paulg Hon Zinkg Richard :xilIl0Ill'Z S- xml I N HLNIOR ADVlb0Rb Mn. l'r:'l'1clz xomvmws X 4 f 'xi 1 MN. ROSS M0'l l'0l.A MR. EARLE YOHE f'ln1frnnun Frm-nl bzuulvr, l'r1'sidf'l1tg Su-vc' Nl'lllt'l'l'k. 15 If I, ,lolxn L.: lorta, ,immi- M ani 'l'r011S11r1'rg Milla BillN'0l'k. Svrrv- X A A ry: Judy Dissg Margaret Teatro, Trvns- P MISS CORAllEI.I,E STANTON 'ix MR. LAWRENCE MEHAI. 5522 ,Q xk WMA 'ii I9 , e ,Y fi' W' ' X z ,K :Iii gifs l -- RICHARD AIMONE ROBERT BAGOT Dirk l Hob Senior 1-lass rahinet . . . quiet and ldffly- D VilN'- F00- illlll ill? Ll N nim- . . everybodfs friend . . . the MILLA BABCOCK palronizes the bowling alleys gms . . not very gregarious by U I V vloun at heart . . . hopes lo eivm 'min'-Q.. Milla I,.H.S .... everybody likes Bob COLLEGE 'Tm confused! . . . senior scribe . . . BUSINESS Girls' State . . . everyone's friend . . . never a dull moment . . . artistic aptitude . . . G.l,.C. Volleyball Man- ager . . . finger in every pie . . . cuts a mean rug. COLLEGE xx all tl S Honestly and lin-lsy ish food hrally kid III gill F . hilion. DOROTHY BAUM Dot Mixed choir proxy . . . always a fash- lfln plille . I . lllIIl'll In . . . Alllrilf- ' N tive and snwere . . . Dlglllil Delta N hheellz Gamma . . . open house all year round 'tD'1 ?' 'N . . . Uranlsvy, Judy, Darby, ' ' ' H real fnend' Seen in a while- Cadillav . . . hnnl ' . . . foreign films . . . Span- fj0l,I,EGE and fishes . . . l'll drag you' . . . l Ullllfl stand those Him-h. Holi, and D1-nnis . . . fntnrc sl . . . one of the French 20 llllllftlllillli' . . . friendly and shy? . . arvhiterlure is her am- COLLEGE NAVY' ' ' I I 3,5 X 'i ' x . x ' ' R S K f , 1 N ixqw -tw' sem. 1-, THOMAS IIEECHICY ,g',gEifgI,'f JOHN BERGAMO , ,Q H! lla-cola jfs f,??,'g Bergen Ya 1'0lllIllg?,l . . . Dan. Tom. Charlie, Studotp Counvi: IPFFXY - - - iiwwtla Pete- . . . Ml: l ixit himself . . . . . 'IUCCU-M - - - He AOUUIS - - - ill, hunting, fishing, boating are tops . . . t'HARLEb BERCAW Efk. Ronge- R071 - - - 'jazz and tin- shop of '56-'57 . . . I'll rave Churk E-NTIS - - - lefflflf' drummer - - - liked cross 4-ounlry in 89 hours. wrhe Moonlight Calmbler.-. Cmnt- by 311- NAVY wood Diner . . . lunch with Loretta COLLEGE . . . Stew, Ralph, Sev, Red., and Eddie . . . D0n't break my heartlli . . . Road Barons hot rod vlub. ARMED FORCES IX 1? ffm 93 T Q .5 1 issif , : Q DIANA BERTONA iii 5 p ..Di,, Fun-loving . . . guards the colors . . . KIHSTIN BERGSTROM Dont worry, ll ll york out. . . . CECILIA BLATT r 'U strictly Italian . . . blgma Delta Cam- M ' A , AVIS ma . . . sunny smile . . . Diane? . . . Celle' ,Hvyl you guysl.. l . Q Student Court ,Long lhelle, Marianne . . . those foot- natural from Bnrbizon I I ' Bob and . . All State Orchestra . . . looked J gdmeb' J0lll'Heys to Belmar . . . What did lp to . . . summers in Iowa . . . Patsy TEACHING yftll Say? . . . Sigma Delta Gamma . . a silver megaphone . . . ice skat- fflfl - - - Wins Harriet, Diana . . . ng . . . Kric'ket . . . personality 21 'sR04'k 'n' Roll and dancing enthusi- lus . . . Miss l,.H.S. HSI- COLLEGE MODELING ,1.,-,a tf ,V ,, ,mx 435 51,44 il 4, ,, 17 3 - Aw, ,ff A S. W' A 'nh ' Biz, ' BEVERLY BLAUVELT --mv l'll clue you! Q . . wild times at Avon . . . Sigma Delta Gamma . . . Mimi. .lanie and the kids . . . adores art. fashionable fashion, sailing, and water-skiing . . . you'll find her in Hilgc-n's. COLLEGE ks ,G MARGARET BRADY Margie Captain of the pep girls . . . Joan. Nancy. and the girls . . . our typical ta-en . . . fl.l..fi .... sports . . . lunch in 10-1 . . . Practice today! . . . friendly. BUSINESS :ei .ZX 77k y f LOIS umczczul A varsity pep girl . . . lunch in 101- . . . Richie's girl . . . pretty and popu- BARBARA BOZZA lar . . . the girls . . . a closet full of Rmb beautiful clothcs . . . our Senior class b:b '...S' allltllz A. That's ridiculous! . . . Dot, Trizzy, I 5 Igml e tl 'mm' Carol, Clare, and .linny . . . ice skates . . . Oh, those Yankees . . . friendly . . . Italian food rates first . . . big brown eyes . . . pop record fan. BUSINESS SCHOOL ,am- VU! N Q' A -, ' I ' ' A . g- ROBERT BRUNO Bob Anywhere Bob is, fun is . . . Ain't that somethin'? . . . frequent visitor at W:llter's . . . Roadster . . . seen with Lange, Devine, Stanton, Lefty, Ragot, and Chops. ARMY 22 COLLEGE ' PAUL BURROWES Din Farming. food, and mechanics . . . Don't worry about it! . . . Mort Stelling . . . stage crewman . . . a mechanic at Indianapolis 500-his dream . . . Modern Music Club. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE rs gwkxxv-. Qgx mx, NN. m X .,fAf ' Ns 'kv rp Iwi: 2 IWW' 1 F DAVID C0l.l3ER'l' GICORGIC COLICMAN IJu1'P filIvrs llol1l your horse-s. Mike- . . . cup- Nut. Moose-. Willie-, lllllfll. :lull llll tnin ol tln- t'iII4lQ'I'llll'll . . . Srott, Mike. SANDRA QIOIJE lroys . . . 'l'lmt's ssllut lilll talking .l.l' .... me-mln-r of ilu- nmtmvn . . . M W N about! . . . xY1llll'l'.S . . . NR01lllhl1'l'S-Q slmlivs :mtl lun . . . Spilwd Shox- Clulm -5 'I?' . . . Tru-'l'om's . . . lruvlx num . . . pre-xy . . . like-:ulvlv grin. lglughing blond., l , . parries CHL-C. lfuglvnood , . . vomivul. l:l,lll1HfJE ralsli . . . loves luvcmlcr . , . All lfl'Sli'vESS right! . . . tlw girls . . . drives il lilue' l'ontiau' . . . very pretty . . . allways l'Vffl'yYN II4' rc , . . ll grclll. SCHSQ' ol humor. AIRLINE S'l'EW'ARDESS If I . -N Q M is-w'l,, - -449 l PATRICIA DAWSON N Palxy l Varsity cllz-1-ring vel . . . fllolly Ncdli' ROBERT c10TT0 ' - ' P- K M- mlllff - 'WH 011Hlf'f- rR,tN1:lNr: nr: rm W pzirl . . . prolly, poised. and popular V 0 nlfffb . . . sings. too . . . M.Y.F .... fuitllful NI' WUI Musir. niusir. musiv . . . Hand vm-p fliwllll ' ' ' 1' wif' Hull ' ' ' llnfwl' Huw wr' do! . . . lfrnn :mtl tllf' girls . . . l'e-le. Don, Gary. and George . . . 50 'ly' . . . Oli, Murtyl . . . p4-tilt' :intl pretty Hwy, Dad! . . . ll-7 Nash . . . Blum fj0Ll,EGE . . . that lu-uutiful vomple-xion . . . Nota-s . . . tllv purlxing lol . . . allways Art Club prexy . . . lflipsy and Flopsy. an frivnflly smile-. 24 ART SCHOOL lf0l,l.ECIf 553 A x - I ,, ,WW W VM 5 E ,iw -qv JOAN FISCHER as-,oss A.A. Secretary . . . Marge, Nancy' and the girls . . . lunch in 104 . . . black GEORGE FORMOE Ford . . . Maybe I can get the car! H ,, . . . Cec's twin . . . color guard . . . our POP l'l'0UiC5f- Good Morning! . . . found at 171 BUSINESS SCHQOL Haven Avenue, N.Y.C .... Bob, Joan, 5 5 PATRICIA FUSCO iapattysv Rheba, her second self . . . Ann, Barb, and the gang . . . Oh, pooh! . . . Vermont vacations . . . little Pat . . . Student Council . . . a way with every- one . . . Dick. NURSING Freddy, Sonny . . . Grace is his main interest . . . marriage . . . a business of his own. BUSINESS S . JOSEPH GENDOES ajoev Sure I believe ya! . . . Chuck, Gene, Sherlock . . . Walmar's Candy Store . . . shines in basketball, plays pool, and likes girls! . . . fond memories of the day Leonia beat R.P.H.S. in basket- ball . . . handsome. COAST GUARD 27 JOSEPH FREY Liloeii May be found at the Roller Rink . . . Charlie, Crubs, and the fellas . . . loves sports . '. . Oh, that consumer math class! . . . When do we have a vacation? AIR FORCE if CHARLES GERMAIN Chuck Sherlock, Gus, Mac, and the guys . . shines on the basketball court . . steak and pizza top the food list . . . Walmer's . . . fun to be with . . Whose house will it be tonight? BUSINESS COLLEGE .IN ' TW 9 ml. 'N 1 CHARLES GERTH Charlie Co-captain of the gridiron's eleven . . . those camping trips with the guys . . . M.Y.l . president . . . friends? everybody . . . handles the S.C.'s shelxels . . . our farmer potential. COLLEGE G50 ALBERT GIORDANO . Lefty Easy-going and likeable . . . 'gls that LYLE GILBERT-SON a faet?i' . . . patronizves Walte-r's . . . a l'9l'lilIll blonde . . . loe, Nat, llagot, Buddy and the boys . . . baseball vo-captain Oh, that camping trip at Newton! . . . ' ' ' will Yum dmrmiwr' Toe, John, Howdy. and the Sabres . . . UNDECIDED Leave a little! . . . hot-rods rate . . . girls, too . . . barrel of fun. COLLEGE at L 'W 5? if , K ' K3 'pa N K , Sgr, .,. 5 lf' K .K K 45,555 MNH , gQ f'f1-'.f3,, Hn: X M25- if ri Q-.f: W N., P .ef ' eg, . v'1f5:.'MQfsg:.. D ' F. X y., . g Q., . .sp f . f o 1 -'-1-2-933612-?fz::f:32r5, ' 2' . -1-.'.'.gm5t: -32:4-:zz-:Q ! A U.-.'a-.msg-'. eg-.,ga:, , , .-an-fu .-. N . 'Q Q y 'f' l -', DAVID COLDBERG l ry, U Al I. ' - we . A turquoise and white Chevy . . . ROBERT GIRVAN UNSC frilly lweffdy .4'l0ill05 - - - ftffld' ROBERT GORMAN H ,, ers, mirrors and spinners . . . Senior NH bn Howdy Play's Mr. Ka.-by . . . Leonian . . . 0 Co-captain of our Mighty Matmen . . . Tralvk . . . a Missing Link. Llharlie, Bill. and the Sabres . . . Boys' Tm-. L4-fly. John. and the boys . . . COLLEGE Nate, delegate . . . Got anything to Nut:-Y . . . a 1-erlain camring trip eat? . . . baseball nlan . . . mi . . . . Y to N,.,,U,n . , , frmndly und sincere. appetite . . . music career . . . every- COIIEGE 28 bodys friend . . . a 1-ertain blonde Senior. COLLEGE 'S in-ss. LINDA GRANT Granlsey Le Cercle Franqais . . . Penny Syca- more . . . memories of Roman Ban- quets and washing gym suits . . . Judy. Renee, Sheila. and Barby . . likes lively talk and good books . . career in International Law. COLLEGE ANTHONY GRIPPO Tony Baseball enthusiast . . . favorite team -New York Yankees . . . enjoys all sports on T.V .... loves Italian food . . reading a pastime . . . his ambi' ion-to be an accountant. BUSINESS CLARA GREGG acM00dy99 Seen around Englewood . . . whiz at sports . . . Where's Izzy?,' . . . mem- ories of L.H.S. teachers . . . sews a fine seam . . . rides in a yellow con- vertible. BUSINESS 'Ti- S PATRICIA CUTSOHN apaf, An Elvis Presley and Rock 'n' Roll addict . . . See you later . . . a quiet one . . . Joan, Marion, Clara . . . she'd like to dance all night . . . lunchroom cashier. RECEPTIOIVIST 29 MARION GREGG Sigma Delta Gamma . . . .I. P. Morgan of Book and Mask . . . Hackensack's a second home . . . Clara, Izzy, Bar- bara. Pat, Loretta. and the gang . . . special someone in Connecticut, or is it the army? . . . always a friendly smile. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY BARBARA HAASE Barby Blond page boy . . . inevitably late . . . takes Der Deutsche Verein notes . . . always ellicient . . . Irene, Sheila, Linda . . . enviable grades . . . click- ing needles . . . busy, always busy . . a pedagogical career. COLLEGE .il?.,J .5 .gg 1.3 is li. E' Al.l Rl'IIJ HABER JOHN HERRMANN UFIIISIIN Johnny Mn-vt that de'adlim-! . . . Dave, Hoh. So ultra! . . . curly hlond lu and Dot . . . l gh. those sidehurnsf' JOAN HARTMANN found an JMS, . . . Jark. l,ur ov . . . lm-1-dy rlothes. his sperialty . . . ' N Lyle , , , Ll Sabre . . . vars. t IFN Editor of the l.eonian . . . Senior play Joanne :md more mr, I l Q lim-1, 'lf Roll fin ' ' ' lurls' lurk' gnls' Consvientious and sincere . . . Diana, nc af thc nmmwn' lj0l,l,EG1f Marianne, Dot, and the gang . . . I,e- fj01,I,1fjljIf onian's associate editor . . . John Vlfayne . . . a true friend . . . Sigma Delta Gamma . . . a way with a grin. COLLEGE Q x siwm L i? fer l Q V .-J. 1 ' 'Sa 44' 'Bl r 3 if : Quin.:- K- 314' 'N-of I GEORGE IIESS Cvorgv Out with the hoys . . . Hi-Y and Dem- olay . . . linlwrs with vars and radios . . . Youive got some nerve! . . . the Twins and Steve . . . way with women . . . Srotfs 33. R.lI.A. SCHOOL RICHARD HIPP Rink Hails front Teaneck . . . swimming and water-skiing enthusiast . . . tall IAAXVRENCE H0llMI4s and blond . . . Homework does not M , ,, run awayli' . . . wants to be a million- bhvflffflf alre. Heyy Cliuckielu . . . hasluthill pu ff0l4IlEGE za. and girls in that order? Wu mar's Candy Store . . . tall md Inn . . . Mae, Clitlvk, and Corn- mls 30 tronirallv minded . . . sonnom look up to. AIR FORCE 4? - EN: v w. f. 'I . L'- 1 1 A ,ic CHARLENE KLEIN Cheri Qi 1YZf?Q-1i.Mu,27.Z:-1 gi, 'M -- .. sfswf :fast - qs Xi? r N 243132 Q K. if f-if gy.. i ' fafgf 1 NI-Ill dying! . Q fws s - S N Ns sh.ssmfY .efiflw .:' - vs..,x:::s, we 1- ..- ss---wire, s MIRREN KLOPI' Mimi . . l7on t call mc Great! . . . Acme cashier . . . Carol, Mary Ann, Dot. and the bunch . . . - Blundieli' . . . .lu1lc. Judie, and the riilcs in style . . . clothes. pizza, and RICHARD KLINK girls . . . veep of Tri-Ili-Y . . . Oh! ice skating are favorites . . . an oflice Moose those fabulous summers . . . attractive girl ' ' ' K-onmglous giggle' Gridiron regular . . . cutest c0uple's bemor' COLLEGE other half . . . a Walter's steady . . . COLLEGE Nat. Lefty. Willy, and the guys . . Barbara . . . Fire Squad's chief . . . big and brawny . . . trips up north. NAVY l um w fn. sQLt,,,,i Q ,Qva I if f f ' 'ev' -t - 'i Q 1 Y '5 ' Vg SALLY KRAHMER i I lisa!!! - 5 Summers at C.M.M .... writes tons V , of letters . . . That's neat! . . . M - T G JOHN kow AC supervises Leonian ads . . . C.S.P.A. ARGARE ' LAN lark conventions . -Air Force . . always PPI-Z' Pals around with John. Larry. and S' ' ' kmumg and sports ' ' ' Dimples and curls . . . Harb, Elena. Lyle , , , Qnjgyg boating and basket. lr mu' prexy' and the gang . . . anything for a laugh hall . . . summers are spent in the COLLEGE - - - Sltlmll Della liilnlnlil - - - 011' Adirondacks . . . his ambition-t0 be English lilss - - - Pizza lim - - - Small an architect. 32 Sweet, and Slly- BUSINESS COLLEGE y as ia f,:':5x .. .X S NL f gk . h Q- K ai-X im x Li. 3 . .A-.rw 55 XX t Q www S I ix K Q3 ,. X .asw- T fff'?1 I 4 - , l'i1'1'i:R Immtlstz -'lu-nf' lllgs that Rock 'll' Rolla . . . Ed of the Senior play . . . Hi-Y :-erretary . than lIlill'00ll and t'l't'Zllll Chevy . . . K A I 1 , I I 5 K , 1 . . ' 321 . n I ,. ,J .llVlJl'l'H Mt:klT'l'RltIK fully Cond things 4-nine in small parlxagesu JOHN MCCARTHY 5 . l'tlt . . . 1lt't'0Ill . . . tops in math . . . blue Nash . . N in thf mu it nn tl l 1 alma -'s ' ' paniea Mixed Choir .... 1 . . . H ' fm! l irry. lark. and Fred . . . hrains. 'iIlI41l'u U M COLl,IfGIf Wliat's to eat? . . . enjoys movie. Munn l Jlldvgj ri V U V and music . . . seen at ,laelfs . . . lover Mlhb10Nffl1'7 ll ORA of pizza and attraetive blondes . . Toni and liee . . . calm and quiet . . tI.Y.O. ' BUSINESS fir lf' bv Q nll WINIFRI-311 MONTENA Winnie You poor little thing! . . . Harrietk IQQLIQNA MINO lmuse . . . Harriet. Cecile, Elena. and . , . . M , ,, the gang . . . Roek ,Ill Roll . . . Elvis IRIINF' M055 bl . . . Cadillat-fa . . . seventh period in Renee HW and flUl t - - - HAH rhllltyu - - - Mrs' 'f '1'1'S'-,ffm Y0u'll find her in 30-lf . . . Linda Lwllc' V mn Ml l mc' Peg and AIRLINE HOSTESS Judy. and Barbara . . . always helpful 'ln' gllng ' ' ' rlmlwh and lung' mu: . . . nimble with a needle . . . sce- hrst . . . one of the ollire gals. remry of Le Ccrvlc lsnmcuis . . 34 quiet. shy and friendly. MIHJICAI, ASSISTANT COI,I.EGIC w Q . . ,imggig Y . k .N J X9 ilxxf Q39- iv -'L K VA w h 'L ig? K R ah J in ,, 4 1.5 .- 7 , .fx xg 5 R 1, Q 1 Q SA oil QE JW, , - W sl ,ez X Nix-.,.'i A . .lllDl'I'H RAMSEY hljlllllvb feep of l,e llercle Francais . . . l,or. lan, and Cin . . . one of the French ll girls . . . good hooks. food, and nusic . . . long telephone conversa- ions . , . lunch at Nan's . . . passion or fashion. COLLEGE ,, .... f. g a is -W - Ki, l 1 THOMAS ROSKILLY Rusty funting and fishing enthusiast . . . ln a pig's footlv . . . tall, dark. and andsome . . . Beech. Pete. and Bavl- le . . . one of Mr. Jones' boys . . . ren at the Shell station . . . shy. AGRICULTURE Y Al Q xl , ix, x FRAN-BARBARA RHEIN Frank l'm gonna teach English . . . Fran and the girls . . . What a laugh! . . . Come on to my house, gals . . . never a dull moment . . . heart of gold. COLLEGE 335' im ,Mtv si as max' ,, CAROL ROSE Carol Barb, Bets, Charl. Dot. and the gang . . . I might get the car tomorrow! . . . sports. Scouts, and C.Y.O. . . . fond memories of quiet Senior lunch- room . . . a sticker-linker supreme. COLLEGE RICHARD ROSS Richie', Best-looking . . . g'Nasty break! . . . Senior play's Donald . . . basketball . . . friendly and easy-going . . . the lake . . . Harry, Bob, and the Spartans . . . horse sense . . . not an enemy anywhere. COLLEGE 37 '2',T EDWARD RYTTER ..Tex,, Hurry up, Kathy! . . . the studious? type . . . hunting and trapping . . . always grinning . . . Roy's station . . . Arab, Callone, and Kathy, of course . . . Fire Squad . . . future pilot. COLLEGE fwfr We A lvi n. .2 a . Ihr ANTHONY SAMBOCNA Willie Xl I fd! .Z , ...un-. R0lllfll'l' SANDS Holi IA-fly. llr, Foo, IJ.-vim-. and 11,3 guys llnunlum . . . lloln, 111-oi'gn-. lin ue. . . Standing on ilu- Corm-r . . . . . . :mtl lial . . . Spartans . . . nroulul 'll , V . . . .. ' I ' PRL . S , 4 - ' you rt. 1, llgllhx-elgllll ' D I ,4Q.,,n with UERN K ANDPR Xlulte-rf . . . sports :incl sports . . . I re-rlnin Junior . . . You 4lon't have NFVWIH Eflllllllll 1'lllllllSl2lhl? .... latniv . . . ull your lllLll'lllt'hlv . . . wi-ll-dressed. t.pt,r4,enmge wise!-Q . . . everybody-S 1'l'V'5f 'till' lllf' .l0l'4'S- ffUl,l,IfGIf lllllllly . . . easy to please . . . Senior flfllflffffiff 1-lass prexy . . . mutmzm . . . Senior play . . Student Council . . . outlook -engineering. COLLEGE is Kai 4 y l'Il,AlNE SCHOLZ Sf'hulIzie lilliv. ll1u'lmru, ltlalrgo, :intl Ginny . . . ARl,l-1Nl-I SlZllEllll.lCIl Lw1i1- High Srl-1-01 1-Hllgmll - 1 - ,lfl:XNNl'l SIIIIOUNIWAKICIC Slglllil llvlln llaunnizi . . . LUIIll'lll'I'l'l1ll N N Arlmle cutie . . . at rc-rtnin l..H.S. studvnt . . . J lli! . . . l'llli4'. l'll3lllll'. Ginny, illlll i'l'l 'lf!' Blu REPS. - ' - f 'mllY Smlle .lv-un. .lainie-. :intl Ann . . . nn-xwvonn-1 Margo . . . Signuu ll:-ltu flilllllllll . . . - - - mu' U' l W- to l,.ll.S .... noon-time-s ul llilge-nk Ulu. lllllhl' tliulpla-al . . . qui:-t und shy SECRE7-AlHA,1l,WORK . . . lilu-s can . . . ll:-is lint'-stuff! . . . unnlf to pilot il plum: . . . short 'n' sum-t . . . right tum-5 :lt . . . - 38 XvilllCl'-P . . . MONEY. l NIIM,IlJkD BIFSINESS i s xx. K r 5 X, 3 U W . ..Q Hi-'X--s K... IIOIIER1' SCHUTZ ELEANOR SHERMAN --lm, Ellie Hi-Y prcxy . . . Scott and the boys glial? wllui? Wll3l?l- - - Siam? lil'-flm . . . hunting and driving enthusiast MI: AE S A ammu gn' - 3 - 3W3Y5 il U5 lon . . . sports a crcwcut . . . collegiate tri' .L UH W Illflle - - - Elaine, Barbara, Marge, . . . quiet man with a smile . . . Mike Lflnnlffqllrld -Qjrlene - - - F-ll-A. Ofl'lCir nThi iS the WHY il goesin Track star . . . Dave, .l.P., and Ronnie ' ' ' n.S nl ogue ' ' ' 3 ways Pm ' COLLEGE . . . jazz enthusiast . . . keeps the lems with b'O'P'?? money for Der Deutsche Verein . . . MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY plans to teach history . . . that friend- ly smile. COLLEGE ff N., Nu THOMAS SKALSKI tqvonl., Senior play's G-man . . . Dom and IORIF SH BER all the Senior cats . . . flying en- NANCY SMITH ' ' ' thusiast . . . many friends . . . come- i liar dian . . . blond, tall, handsome, and Nan t cheery hello . . . Spanish Club mm of fun' A link in the cheering chain . . . the rexy . . . sports and G.l,.C .... AIR FORCE orange bomb . . . avid for athletics ammcrs in Connecticut . . . Nan, Cin . . . Lor, Cin, Judy, and Fledna . . . nd Judy . . . lunches at Smitlfs . . . 'M.Y.F .... quick with quips . . . lose brown eyes . . . Uon't be so 39 G.L.C. Secretary . . . always smiling. ivenileln COLLEGE COLLEGE fwqk' ,,..wf5 W fy. A fwggiggy 1. Q sig? wr iw 'Q A , NV Ma, y ,W +5533 ig ,. 5 vi 5 1 Z 1 L www ,V TW' f RICHARD TOALDO nT0en Captain of the tall five . . . Lois' steady . . . Willy, Wallt, Dick, and the Sabres . . . Student Council . . . camp- ing trips to Newton . . . good-looking and well-dressed. COLLEGE I Al 45 ,, , 1 6 I. ' px .. , ,Q ,:'- ,.t K Xu 1.- , -xfi .' ,- A - S3 ' - Q ii BARBARA TRAPP Truppie', Sixth l'eriod Hocke Games .. y . . . AA. Veep . . . Way to go! . . . a way with Moose . . . Mar , Cheek , and the girls . . . From a Slill00l Ring . . . F.N.W.A. NURSING N, SHARON TOOMEY if Shuree Hails from Ohio . . . always practising RENATO TOMASINI her accordian z . . new friends, new places . . . F.N.A .... those boys in HROHM the blue A.F. uniforms . . . drives a Any place there's a jukebox, there's POHTILUI Buick! ' ' ' friendly and Ronnie . . . girls, girls, girls . . . a we 'l ed' football hero . . . Dom and all the NURSING kool kats . . . Cool as a mooseli' . . . Rock in' Roll fan. BUSINESS MARIANNE TRIZZINO Trizzy Anybody have any gum? . . . likes clothes and dancing . . . dislikes un- DOMINICK VALLESE cooperative people . . . Dot, Barb, Ginny, and .loan . . . interest in In- Dom diana . . . Senior Cabinet . . . wants .tl knowp, ..Any place to start a to travel' riot? . . . Mike. Ronnie, and the MERCHANDISINC SCHOOL Senior cats . . . digs Rock 'n' Roll . . . Scott's H33 Bomb . . . Give me 41 a wicked convertible! . . . class char- acter . . . Missing Links Prexy. COLLEGE DONALD YAN DYKE Gary ' , fi 5 - ' in 1 E ndffmvg A : I -ini In in-U- w..- WILLIAM VAN HEERTUM Willy OW' 'lf IIN' Bllll' NUWS - - - 0011- my Gridiron regular . . . VQ'llat's tlle lwllllllessllh - - - flllivf t!'P ?? - - - fum GARY VAN DYKE lllilllt'I'?N . . . Toe, Nat, W'alt. and the Wrttinu - - - 1' blftlflell lfllmllffl - - - HD ,, boys . . . Fire Squad . . . recreation com- lllt' l0l . . . lwlNlt'l'll lvlllsll' on lnillge , , , Qvfgrylyng likcs COLLE :E Hmmm! I don't know! . . . Modern 5 J I I 1 Music Club . . . tlle Blue Notes . . . LNDPCIDPD cute g'Twin . . . friendly to everyone . . . the lot . . . plays a mean sax. COLLEGE p it ' F ' i W 5 -. i Ex J ,4 l 1, I ii .. e. A V ' so Q , X X XXX If v - l . RICHARD VREELAND . , 1 'Niki e Dick E If you c'an't fight 'em, join 'emli' ,, , . , ,, Stage Crew . . . those camping trips ALTHEA WAIAIAAQIE IWFER XRNELIA . . . where girls are, Dick is . . . H ,, l'g10 Sabres . . . one of the tall five . . . hand- Al Lots of friends . . . Tllerc's no Illaro somehunk of man ...Pat HTEIIYW ' ' ' youllldlind lim: in tru mil' liku lmnu- . . . quiet and unobtrusive 'COLLEGE Mc rognlfi' I' 'ha yhMmu' um Long . . . lilws to work . . . gasoline station ' ' ' p 'Uh 'I Ove y . me ' ' ' prexy 0 . . . wants to leave L.H.5. in June. Orchestra ' ' ' All Quite Orchestra and 42 Band . . . Eliminate gym! . . . BUILDING out l COLLEGE WILLIAM WALLIN anim, Baseball co-captain . . . Bob and Char- Iit- . . . witty rt-nun-ks . . . Less talk SCOTT WELCH and more action! . . . home-body H, ,, . . . Oh, to excel in Latin . . . Brook- 'STONY lyn fill' - - - Shy- quiet- and Hive- Bertha, the spirit of Leonia! . . COIILEGE Tony Kirby . . . Act I, Scene II . . Bob, .l.P., Dave, Dom, and Fred . . . ambition-to be a rich Democrat . . . a big smile for everyone . . . cnn't help liking Scott. COLLEGE QM Mx -'Uk MARJORIE ZEUG ..Marge,, Oh, Lordy! . . . Why, oh, why do . , , , I love Ohio?', . . . Bev and the girls LINTHIA WIN5I'0W . . . Meet ya at Hilgen's . . . Tri- Cindy Hi-Y member . . . sweaters galore. 'l.et's go! . . . Lor, Nan. and Jar AIRLINE STEWARDESS . . sports enthusiast . . . n peppy heerleader . . . favorite class-driv- ng with Mr. Young . . . lives at Lor's . . a real character. 43 COLLEGE I f Tiff -: 5 i, ANN WHITESTONE ..Ann,. Long blonde tresses and big blue eyes . . . ardent Rock 'n' Roller . . . seen at Meyer's . . . quiet . . . Elvis . . . Dee, Col, Jo, and Pat. BUSINESS SCHOOL RONALD ZINK Ronnie', A 81 P tycoon . . . What d'ya want? . . . count the Counts . . . John, Eck- ert, Berge, Coen . . . makes with the music . . . green Merc and pizza . . . jolly and nffable. COLLEGE MOST 'l'Yl'llI.-Nl. Hill I un llvvrium Jlurluir' lffllllf' BEST LOOKINIQ funn Fisvlwr Rivhiv Russ IOR CLASS CHARACTERS Nunvy Chinppvlonf' Dom Vllllvsv IKEST IIRHSSICII BIGGEST APPLTITE Rif-hiv Tvllllllldl Hob Gorman lilvnnur Slwrmun Ann Doremus PULL gg,-..-...-..., Bl' ST ATHLETES ,llulv Diss - --HT: A..- L j ' ' M 3 - 2 LTR ? f.ESi?f eF X Q - ' S MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED John Paul Linda Grunt Nur Dzbuelano V I - -.., wg. 9 5 ,,...m,..,g.. lil'IS'I' PER SON A LITY .lohn llvrgluno MOST VERSATILE Krixlin lfergslrom Milla Habcofk John Bergamo df ,, is CUTEST COUPLE Ifarbura Trapp Richie Klink Qfou Qanli Qjale CZ Cmgillz you by MOSS HART and GEORGE S. KAUFMAN PRODUCED BY THE CLASS OF 1957 at N 5 l LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL Under the direction of Peter Youmans by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, New York City CAST OF CHARACTERS Penny Sycamore .,,,......,,i..,.,,,,,..,,.,,,, ....,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.rr. I linda Grant Essie ....,,,,,,,,v,,,.... ..,, I ,inda Lubben Rheba ..,..,,,,,..,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,. , Pat Fusco Paul Sycamore ,.... ,,,,,,,,,,... I4 'red Sander Mr. De Pinna ,r..,,, ,,,,r D ominick Vallesc Ed .,,,A.....,,...,,,,,.....,,,,..,..,.,,....,,,,. ,,,. P eter McCabe Donald .,.,,,,....,,,.....,,,...,.,Y,,...,,,,...., ,, . Richard Ross Martin Vanderhof 4GrandpaJ ,,,,. .,.,,,,,,,, J ohn Paul Alice ....,,r.,.,,.,,.,.,,......Y,,,..,, ,,,..,,.,,. . ., Ann Doremus Henderson ...,....,, ,,,,,, B ill Wallin Tony Kirby ...,,,.... ,,., S cott Welch Boris Kolenkhov ,,,.,, ,,.,.. A lfred Haber Gay Wellington .,.,,,, ,,.,.. B etsy Dumond Mr. Kirby ,,.....,,. ,,...,,,i.. ..,,,,...,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,... ,,,, D a x 'id Goldberg Mrs. Kirby ...., .,,,,,..,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. C e c ile Nztudct Three G-Men ..,.,,., Dick Vrecland, Tom Skalski, Robert Gorman Olga QGrand Duchessb ,, r,,,,,,,..,,,,r....,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, J u dy Diss Understudies and Promptcrs ,,,r Joan Hartmann, Barbara llaase, Dot Baum, Judy Ramsey Grum1pa, yozfre u'orulerful. '-Ann Doremus and John l'nul. in 46 Uh.' 710 fhflllki Mrs- SYU 0f9-,,4A'm Dofemusv The Grand Duchess Olga Kalrina. '-John Paul Scott Welch, and Linda Grant. Judith Diss, Fred Haber, and Linda Grant. Q S xl? S l wg l K NWN . K. ' in uv l,,,,,l,-Q IQ-,,,,.y, lnmf, fl,iS? n lf,-,-,I Sunil,-r and Linda Y0u'Il lmnr from ilu' llnitvrl Slutvs Government, tlmt's 1'l llll x ' ,lg Q QVN x ,, N ., QYQWM.n ..l N YQ my all I can say . . .lv-Bill Wallin and ,lolm Paul. K X-, ,pw I Q . w 'Life' is prvlly simplv. if you just r0Ir1.r. -Bvtsy l,lll'll0lld W'h0le lot here about Mr. Kirby ,-Ricllalrd Russ and :ml .lolm Plllll. Pill Fusvo. 9 A a 3 cg 2 X n i L 1 i N l -i UuuI1l you lmlrl your rucing form a Iiltlv bil lmrvr. 47 heel youfxhflmlx.Ulf-luiT0Ul Sliilhlxi- ll0llliYliI'l'i villl4'S1'. Mr. lh-l'innu? l'1-lvr llll'CAllll'. llllltlil Lllbbe-n. lluminirk Peter Mddlbev Dick Nr0'fli Nl- BHP? Dummld- illld R011- Mull.-M-, :xml lllllllll Grunt. er! Gorman. M4 .ll ll D I J 5 fy: mf 5 3 V -K i I Ula. All righl. rlvuriv. lllll rvrlffyf'-Betsy Dumond. M flu-I. Sun! Wvlvll. and Ann l,0I'Q'IllllS. 11323 i 'l'l1unk you. Stull W1?lr'll. f Mr. Kirby. fl Ions! In j'0ll.n 'AllIl llnrvmu anal Y -pg,-,, you ,.,,,,,i,,g. '1',,,u.y David Guldlwrgu ljwilt, Nam, Cot it on slrrriglztf'-B1-lsy Dunmml. l'al Gulsolm. Rirhard Koss, Sfmt Ws'l1'l1, Elvna Minn. l':ll'llIl0l' SIlQ'I'lll1lIl, Virginia Smith. John Paul. and Barbara Dvorak. 5.1, i If r U-fjflxx iq f HF A Wm M ' ' ,LWzf,5r..w,..J W1 Q 4- K g A fi' f 5 7 I fe I A Q r I 7 lg in - -5- v K X Xing x .. . A ' in -1 l ' 5 ' 1 ... .. I QM gf R ' I 5 , n W u29N3fI . A F I :Y , rg 1 b r ' Q j i ' - ,ff fn.. 0 hope wufll Plljfly' Ihr' l'l7PlIillfl.u V-Row l: Palrivia Gulsnlm, 43 Buzza. Barbara Cllacv. Uolore-s 0:-lfka-, Ce-vilia lllall, joan nn- El!-1,lliSll. Marion Ure-gg. Mariannv liubner. Clara Mac Fisvher, and Sandy Cole. u .,.., Av. M...:........ 'l'rif,',in.. lhmnhv Klaus:-r. Barbara C V 3 N New 3 r .N-ww NX . . x EQ x N, -.Wg A .. NL ik' W-sky K ,. V qs. r .N - ' fii . 5 E 55. R' 11 f tai 2 5 25 SQ I sg x H? X R x X lr 4 i. eds .aw Q 'ZR X an ' f 'Z it Us :J on I s 1 Www.. ,. x' wif QW is fa x it T . .,. my Q 5 xl, ww 4 'num'--wit ' A rw A A MMW Z.. . . ' . P - '- K , v me Y 1 3' E' k .'. q f sf s 1 Q fi is sg X s. -mg wk 5 .. xy N Q R 53 PY gs JN..-J MA X xx W if XX ,. . ws Q.X X Q 2 1 ' ,if if xx: Wm DER -ANY' K Q 5, . han Lp ,,,,,,,,.,.w 1 v 'iQ' Y . 4 Q 1 1 30 aa. ,,--4-s-g li NW ' 1 Q 1. ff Q K5 fl -.-.- ...wa UN IOR Row 1: Clara Payne, Bill S1-lnnidl, Paul Ammon, David lllood, Lillian Delrick. Row 2: Mike Mulivri, .loan Vermullen.HPnry l owandowski,Ralpll Hellmold. Robin hook, Miss Emmy Kaltmann. Row 3: Mr. wllliillll Law, Mr. Herbert Turkington. Miss Sc-lma Wasson. Mr. Charles Utis. Miss Evo- lyn Kern. and Mr. Michael Pater- nosler. ff ,217 up-...... TWH? .-sp., Row l: Judie- Anlola, Angf-la Cironv, Ann Alllanvsv. llonnie llavino, Claire liavalivre-. Row 2: Carol Anlola, Edith limes Anrlvrsnn. Slvpllanir liasliglf-uni. Viv- ian llanralv. Martha llurkwalter. Jo Ann Allvn. Dolores Alliots. Row 3: Conrad liva. Nivk lls-llilo, ,le-sse Vim'- lor. Fil Ardirv. Row Ll: llay Slupion- ski, Mirliavl Yipiana. Ronnie Van lli-1-rluni, William llarnriglit. Tony Ta-rranova. Frank lliamontv. Row 5: llrnve- Yan ll1'l'l'llllIl. llob Adams, Lloyd ,lvronu-. Tim llndman, Ernie !'ilvplian, .lame-s llmwn. How 6: Bob Yaka, Ronnif- Ture-4-ki, Jonathan Zu- hin. and Bishop lluckel. ii 1-1v.'l:U Q f' . ' J: K .X 2 N- E ,,. ,-.....w..H,-..- ww , V 'auf W -1 ,na :fn A 1- , Q 1 1 -B, .- : A ,f as-vs v sf L N 1 sg- Q ' A, Row 1: Mary l,0u Smith. Nanvy R0- magnoli. Murivl Ravzkowski, Sin-ilu Strauss. Elle-n She-rman. Row 2: l.u- ville Palolla. Carol Tartagliuni. Mary W'intvr. Alma Rllrsvll. Sandra Zvug. lint Slgalslci. Marif' Tralrnlski. :Row fig Geraldine- Paris. ,lane-I We-ilmlvn, Jayne Wzilsll. Aida Slipn. Marlis Str:-ufl'e'rt, Hs-len TlllllfllilN'lll, lilainv Vignnla Row -iz Tiil Ruulvl. Pole-r Sage-r, l'1-lm Vilvvvr, Gil Rapuso, Al Rove-tto. Andy Puller. Howie- Smith. Row 5: lion Rciman, Ed Rvilyz. Paul Hose-. Cur- don Spanvlc, Roger l'0la. and Harold Scllarhner. 'liy 'GHG vs. Row I: Iglll'llilT1l .la1'lunan, Marilyn Ellis. Sharon Dim-r, T1-rx-sa l'll'I'll1llNl!'Z, Sue Ril'lllIlllIl, Sm- Dylnvad. Row 2: Ann l'atIvrsl1all, Linda Drvxler, .Ian- ivc Jaegf-r. Judy De'vkvl', Dixie Ilusen, .lane Jalwl, Carole Hoot. Row 3: Bvtty Ellis. Marilyn Evans, Richard Farrall, Dick Frank, Dolores Forte, Peggy Donovan. Row bl: lla-rlwrt Hill, ,lay Cole, l,ou Dolliv. Vince-nl Sgro, ,lohn Connolly. Row 5: Ric-hard Ciar- lvlla, David Dvgnon. l'llil Colbert, Vinnie Fusro. Lulu- ffasllar, Ray Florence. Row 6: Billy Filvll. S 3 3? is-iq 'Yi 1 f X :,lif'lf9D l KX VZ 1 ,lv Y 'll . V , V X si w 13: 150: a l x fy . .4 A , U .J WU' . aw xv: lf' L7 1 f V vU L H' - .. 4 fl llcl-M l: ,loan Rirllarxlmn. John Ryan. john S4-lmah. Liz Nm-holsinn-. Ross 2: I,lDl'l'LlllIt' Nlnllc-r. l'A't'ljII Ralnanaalxar. Mihlrn-4l Nvu. Marlvne- Murlwn, lVl1ll'- sha lvlflxlilllllll. l,ore-lla Panzafino, ,lm-l llvilvr. Myra Marlw, larnih l'onhi. Kathy Nl1'lLmsan. lanliw Maqlonna. Ellie- More-Ili. Kathy Mulligan. Mr. lniac-kv. Mr. llavnao. Rem Il: Ralph , Y l ll'l'IlilllU. lloh Ursall. ,luv lollll. lloh lim-vlwl. K4-n llc-gl-r. .lov Ruggie-ru. Rllllj' Svlllln-iwwl'. Radu.-y S1'llllllt'l', lixl She-parml. .luhn Snyele-r. Row 1: Maria- Martini, ,Inhn Rixhllv, Carolyn thnx. ,lulm l'ir:'ar1-Ili. .lov Igll!-SH. Roy Ufirmn. Sh-vv Rngms. Tom Sagf-r. ,Indy 0 hracly. .lo Ann Mafsaronv Stan l'e-In-rmn. anal Maile-linv l'1-zz:-lla. ar! fv 1 W 'wif' XV W . W 1 1 1 ' 4 , ' f f ' U' Y 1 : yu- llarala-ll, Ann l'llSl'lllHll'll. 1 ' Q --nv .lQ'1ll ll l.'LQ!,- 1 'Q Lxm l u lx ru . 1 ll N me-3 N ivian llurlw, l'al llanvlla. in-xl l'n'nnv lfrlu-rt. Kms 2: Doris Hasan-r, Marion ansoll. Laurie- lla- ly nl Nancy llmllvw- llhirgnin. Mary Ann n Gvnlilv. Row ll: lioh .fi LQ Rug:-r llae-nz-ll. llunl Grif- -nnis llrafo, David llohna4h'l. ,Inn llilh-trilla. lion L: lVlr..l1lyh0ll- Tony Ciannanlonio. Mike- l rimhnan Ilan Call, ln-ralal lllll'lhllll1lS. limnmie Asllmrv. llvn llawiu. Russ 5: Urvp ballilulr, Bafil lll1'lxQ'j.,lllUlll lfinn. ani' I Bill Qllirycp. . 44.4 .41 I -' v 37--' 1.-ri r' W- lli ll :- Kms l: Judith K4-lly. ,luv Me-yor. Mfrs-fl Na-ssman. Bonnie- lar lim-, m4 Q ,lufliv Ke-an. Kathy Kronllm-llllork. Row 2: Tom Najarian. .loan ,lone-s, ,Ioan lanmlun. 121-rry l,ilIlllllt'I'S,, Dol Knlnl. Karvn .loalc'n. Carol Kunovilrh. ,Inhn Longo. ,lim lmmry. Sally Larlw. Mr. l e'rraro. Ilan Moor:-. Ross 3: 'l'mn Mmm-. lid Nlaiuro. lla-nnis Lynch, llivllin- Mallvxsvll, ,luv Mah'ra. lloh l,s-vine-. ,Nrlhur Millvr. Row ll-: ,lohn Nlmle-rwlnl, Wallin-1' Maura-r. llvnry Ni:-ly. aml .lov Mmlaglia. 54 E V , ,gy mf I . Janes, l ,Ia ' Hughes Let-L Fran ' King M! Mg, V . ,I f' A ,V f . '2 Q L g. - I, . 7 ' A P x l. i . ' 1 ' I A J Q , Row 1: Elizabeth Wllll'bllFgll, Vir- ginia.fI'rouf. ,loan Ward. Ennis Jan Auyn, Jackie Pete-rs. Row 2: Mary Ann Wegliliski. Ellen Lyons, Marilyn Stone, Linda Robins. Marlane Mosher, Carol Wotbd. Laura Stipo. Barbara Sehnieltz. Sandra Williams. Row 3: Ullxriell, Tom Parsons, Wel- ella, Pete Trnpani. Shirley Tat- I lul O'Neill, Sandra Steeger. Ray Roger Nllfllllilll, Dan Susslin. John Wyburn. ,lim Van Sise, Bill Sutherland, Mr. Albright. Row 4: Bob Woiids. Mike Tighe, Bard Young, fflerbert Vollmann, Frank Venezia, and Bernard Ventolo. Ingrao, Arthubllfrwin. Hlllqllll so llennih Jl11iJ0ll11s kkw -s i W W, ll, , ......,....,....,........,, ..-,tZ 'M-S-se'i'r A L' - ,.f, xr Hom l: Gregory MllVS1'Fj'illl. ,le-rry Krauw. Larry Signorile, .lolltl l'aulow, liivhartl Minaaian. Tom Marks, Ga-nv Gorman. Alan Strahle-r, llavixl Wien-. Rohm-rt Kay. Fri-il Koppe-r. ,lon Stolk, Mike Marlies. Rom 2: Mr. Almy, ,larltie Sanliglia. livin:- Recle, Linda Smith. Sally Own-n. Mimi Snu-ltzer. l'1-nny Won-ll:-rt, Nancy l'arn4-s. lliane- Wittnnann, Geralclim- Ye-rgona. Nant-y Wvootl. Carol Simpson. l,ynn Stein. Roberta Yan Zanclt. Ge-- raliline Talro. lVlr. lle-lwrling. Row 3: ,lavlxiv Miller. ,lane-I Wiggerw. ltouim- Swenson. Kathy Henry, Margaret Tllunias. Wen- dy Trauth. Louise- Sll4'l'Ill2lll, Yirginia Vogel, Marcella- Agate. Phyllis Oren, Kathy Sharp. Karen Simpson. .lean Moss, W'inifre-al Lyons. llc-lens' liek- hoff. Row -I-: ,lim lalalowise. Jordon l'ola. .loe Grossman. Buzzy Klopp, 'l'horne-ll Gregg, Henry Harms, Virtor Will:-nhorg. Paul l'andvl. l'e-ter Nonas. lloh l'e-nslleton, Hill Kyle. Milu- ,lay- son. llryan llunlap. Ji-ft Irving. Row 5: ll:-rnhard Harms, Rich- ard Hirsvh. lloh S1'lI00!lIllillU'l', George llrain, G1-ralil Kaiser. Steve ,lunclu'r. ,lon llall. Stuart Kirkland. Charles Zito. lfrank Panghurn. Gary Lallianvo, ,liin Tiernan. Rivhard Stvnlu-n. lloh Frank. and Sam Watson. WV, , A U , fr L ,A I .4 asf, it y A .DU :Wi .L-'L Qu :Ziff--fl-1 -, ffm cl '-j' t ff 6: 1. ,g,,.. ,,-, '- , . if gwaf. it FRE HM LASSL W ri ew tl' gil 9.1 uf' Vfiiv-47 .V 1-'. J if 1 'ln K1 7 . L A ' X Alf H 74-H G10 4-tfl .1 Lil 'NU bt fbi MM, ,CJ ilk A LV' ' ft JL AN lx -7 l 1151 lALtj'f'liy,U'! I el Fill f ,ff Lv fn, it tx f .f Q 9 f if ljzfllf 1 N- If u 'X X ,. 1 FU f I 'U XR Pig: t, L J V 'f I3 v S-3 5 C 'X . fr N , of - HU rNL Row l: Mrs. Moen. l.ynnXl,el- terman, Clyde Haase. Barbara Angat. Gail Bauer. Gail llosvli- er, Yivlsy Levitt, .loyve Loper. Ruth Korn. Susan Mivhaud, Mr. Thorston. Row 2: Andy Jaeger, Marian l,inford. .loan l,azar0v. Esther Granivk. Margaret Gary, Dorothy Ernst, ,lean Ernst. lieth llomora. Kathy Dunlap. Garol Leary. Eileen l'iirhc-le. Row 3: J. .1 V xl SGI 0' X1 . E XY R, I is 'I I ,lohn llanzi, Teddy llurrowes, llianv Kaufman. llarhara Jaffe. Roberta llanzi. llillll Kurland, llarhara lluvkwalter, Maureen Glarie, Cindy Gismond. Joyce Gignarf-lli, llolores Fevola. Row -l: Qlllbilllli Di Bartnlo. ,lark Blltllllllll. Steve Dempsey, Mi- rhael CllllSl'. l.ane Bass. Thom- as M1'l,aughlin, Jimmy Goolxe. l'f-ter llumbh-ton. and Malcolm Dieu-lx. 56 fray , . Q, . . ,,,k . .M sift Row I: lliclxy Mints. Joseph Moscowitz, Philip Lo lluc, Fred Nagel, ,lanlcs Sl'll1NlIlIIliIli9I'. Stu- art Daub, Edward Gagnon, John llcwitt,,lack llollnadcl, Leonard Miller, Frank Binder, Authur ldislicrg. Row 2: Carol Bavlsilx, Jcancttc llurggaal, Harriet Ascli- off, l rcda Demetrious, Eugenia Economidcs, Barbara Hall. Ca- rol Auerbach, Dolty Boyd. Shei- la Brcuss, Barbara Davis. Mari- lyn lJllllll0l'l', Marlene Dittnlore. llnw 3: Sandra Burchinal. Mar- tha Kocnig. Hclcn Hughes. Su- sie Klopp, Olga Karamitas. l,ynnc llollnan, Paula Mincrly, Doris Konovitcll, Pat Manchc, l.cslcy llonigstog, Kitty llcr- man, Ann Frank. Row 4: Dwight llcucler. James Kolts, Philip Meisner. Vernon Bortz, Daniel 0'Crady, Janles Clark, Frank Caminos. Stanley Chace, Allred Greenberg, John Feeney. Arthur Hoiland, Allan Haeberle and Carlton Cliichin. . .-... .W t. . :M tc.. V... N ., ,.:..,. .,x....,.J., t.. M .. ca... . ,. V... HQ.. , .t .,.. t .. . , ,V ...,,,W-- ....,-..,e .W--we,-TQY.-....x..,..a-....a.-.Sb-w.q ,SQL ,yt , . gl . Q-ti-Ten .X , Q tk.,-,Q-N-VN-,X + . 2 W , .swf-f5'.waQ, x 'Q Y mi EICHTH CR DE m , a we . , . .X .-.- - 5 .,- 1 ' Q-wa 7 Y f 14' -. - - . i 4 . Row 1: Joel Vollmer, Charles Lerner, Robert Ponsi, Ray Rog- ers, Billy Davidson, Donald Vogel, Bobby Springer, Leonard Byrd, John Tiernan, Teddy Jacobsen, Larry Coopersmith, Jerry Hughes, Fred Pintz, Gayle Tilbury. Row 2: Joanne Drex- ler, Evelyn Hulst, Betty Rit- scher, Lynn Carlton, June N0- seda, Jane Snyder, Hope Sher- man, Betty Wagley, Kathy Law, Frances Parkyn, Bernice Pfaff, Carolyn Youtz, Virginia Silber. Row 3: James Paul, Joe Winter, Lucy Thomas, Debby Dobs, Claire Storil, Jane Wallin, Nicky Nelson, Clarice Shedd, Hathy Winant, James Young, Billy Stumpf. Row 4: Jerry Barudin, Harold Gang, Jeffery Turecki,Tommv Biker, Michael Wenis, Peter Therre, Jim Wal- lace, Henry Sill, Joe Lyons, Ralph Vollmann, Jeffrey Pear- son, Roger Price, Jelfrey Tay- lor, and David Zubin. 57 sg' Q Y 'QV 5 B' s -W. D- PM 1 1' mmf aww Q ,, 'zu- 4.. 2 1 v 4- ,. . Sv'- pm' .ooh ...wi H- X 1 .EY y.Lx .. Q5 ' it ,. ,f-.,, V X fl ,k ima K V Q- ww- an-Y- x Q 3 . - W-.6 mqpwpavfi-Www' L DAY fx ' 0 , Q 5 T 1' J ,Su f V . ' fs, . if 'X D ' 3 .4-.,-- GOOD MORNING TO YOU! V rw w w www Q. 1,1 I HHHINK, Oli HIE LLAN ff Lois Brzivchi, Sivvv Nl'llll'l'1'k. Dot Baum, ,Indy Diss. Luriv Silber, Marilyn Purlcttu, Mary Ann Jakobs, John La Porta, and l r1'1i Sullclvr. 5, '-'fu I 1 ! . - .v f Eg wiki - , , 4 . k.i:i QFMWJ X V ,, ' A 'Q' M3 Ei 51 'Q ,- n 7s . . Q A Y Q s M www IN UI I lCl'I -Miss Umm I mn 1 1 mr um-s. FUIDANCE FROM MRS 'IHUNIAS li nl: x W -1 I W.,X..,,.MX , ,MN A ' A N ' 1 , . g L N I mtv Nlcllulw. CIIECKING UN l'HUC'I'UliS -Y Yule-rio Winglq B1-rgauuo. 60 :ff '. nl'll1'l' Yun Ilvvrium. :mil ,lu Hl ll I l'l,l':,-KSICYN Bishop Bllvklv, Pill Fusvo. ,Indy NlvKiltrim'k. Cllurliv ary .-hm Jalkobs. anal Svoil Wvlvll. -:qw 'MQ - m A g ,153 L L- Z' II' 'XRN UNI' NEW THINQ, EVP RY DAY' PNK LISH R Jw I Prom B u R ,lu mm S1 h00IlIIldkll orc s th lfkm ,lo in lfisclu-1 B irb n 1 B01 1 uw 2 om S 1 kl mu 1 HIL un 0 urn olnws. 1 h r 1 I 1 lllll Snulh Row 5 lurlunfton, rl mm Paris. john l 1 ' um VANK HJ ENGLISH IN on I llilll rn :ld 'Yun llxkc mx nn m un ludmt Mr Xtblllllilllh ms ll n Nl: 1 emi mek Judie- Jam- n n ns m 0 'I Ill lmcll Robins Mr Youmms IPI wlllllv- Gurw N ms Huber Ircm Moss, Dol Blum md Dun lo lm I Y ix C.-Klilfllflil, K.X'l'llY .NND LUUlSE! fKull1y Dunlap, Louisv SVYUIISOII and Mrs. llvlck. Fl 'l'l RIC llUNll+INlAKI'IliS llvrln Vlllllllilllll. ,lim I,llll0YNiSl',fL0l'ill1l t:lll'iSIlllAlS., and 'l'mn Nujawiun. ---e--a--.....,....,.,, I J 'Ni osx . 9 YQ X ir... fl 4 W .Q , , L 5 . A ' L ,. i 3 M 53 A. 4: A W' 7 in 4 'rj ,. mil' ? My K 1 is ihi K ,,.,-.ns-0 new EQ ' Q- gf--F ,. gm, wx A Q- . K Wim .,,,:,h ' wx' 4 W 1 X, Ae mm- f - Q . if M-A,--' ag, .R K, f 15, AW!! M, ,ff f 'rl I-- ' QM I , ' ' ,P A :il Ei it I i I I i 9 ' SV W' 5 , if f 5 f Bs V ,s 2 ., .Q A fl..- - ,fi . f' .5 A A-A x Q mm r 4 8 M Q KF! 'R' , -n-.,v . L. 6 COLA HRl'1fKK f-- Yirginiu Smith. Bz1l'bura Trapp. ICI:-unor Shu-rnmn. Clmrlvm Klvin. Pat Gutsohn. xlllfilllllll' Hulmvr, Barbara: Jonvs, lilninm' Sc-holz, Pvh N11-Calm. liurlmru Hamm- .Hif-hiv Klink. Dom Valle-sv. and Larry Linloral. HAVE A l!l'l'l'f? Rivlniq-'l'mnl1l0. Rim-hiv Klink, and Barbara Tranpp. Q N --N 3 G stil , O ' ,M XQV1' Mwx 3.2 .,w. xr 'T in . R- a s 'J .s - CHA 'UMING V Churliv Johzmncn. ll NUHNU Burlmru Diss and John B4-rgu Al,UNl'1 l'0tQl'1'l'llliR f-'Gil Huposo and Liz Xv'ill0bllY'j1ll. FIRE DRILL ---f AIIIOIIQL tlmsv pros:-nt: William Yam Hccrtum, Sandy Cole, Dol Baum, Mr. 'l'horslon, Al- lllt'il Carfs, Nfillhx lhlln-ook, Brm-v Van llc-vrtum, and W1-mly Trauth. ' Rial LS T kwa V 1, Q 30 Mvmf? lltf..- ...... ' X ef V 4.4 my 1 Q R If z, ... X , lx if 'Nl.N'l'll IV - Row l, Front I0 Hawk: Mr. xIl'f:0M'll, Frvfl SEIIHIPF. Rnglvr Nnrtmun uw 2: Dol KlilllS1'r, ,Indy M1'Kittri1'k., Alillval W'ullau'1'. Hivllurml Hipp. Huw 3 lfurlmral Hzlzlsv, Shf-ilu lfm'll1.Jol1I1 Paul, Dau' Collwrl. and P1-tv Nh-linlw. I UILIDING UI' TU AN HXI'l,U5lUN flicl Rytlvr, Mr. Moskowitz. ,lucly Hum 1'y.,auul Lorie Sillwr. E D' A - ' F -1 f-.. . 5 5 E? 8 E Q: Ak, fhg A k I iw' W is L M .Ni W XX qw i M Q. ,V sm 'N' i ww- . 4 a . vhs., s.. ,.i A 4 w-J '4-. R 'g111'.2C. - ' ...-0' s ,V 5, A 7 1 ' L .0 41' . n tis-1 fx a N! G Q k X A P Q5 wg x 33- 'J' , wvk 1 I A - 'M - M' i' 'i Q H- -: Gun-5. -F' 4 5 5:1 5 my Fiiiiiff l K -ig Ag A 4. Nw-new . Nwgm - -.. X N 5 X 83 xx luv Q, 5-------. -4.-......,. l, X MIN .fig Q' H 4 ,YM 'l'1R'l'l5lNG COMMITTEE Standing: llluriunnv Trizzino, 1-huirniun. Ram l: Willy Yun l'Q'I'llllH. Rim-hiv Ross. lfrvtl Sunilvr. Rem 2: l.lIl1lil l,ulblwn. ffurul Ruse-. llurlmral lluzzu. llll1ll'lI'lIt' Kla-in. llol Klan:-vr, Virginian Slllllll. Ron 3: Maury Ann ,lul-.oln. Marilyn l':1rle'l!zl. Mimi Klnpp, llol llunni, 114-4-ilv NllllllQ'l. ,llllly Din. unll lmriv Sillwr. 4.llil,l I,Al ION I.0MMl'I l'l-IIC Standing: Ronnie- link. Smile-fl Ann llore-nnif, Ronnie Tunm uni. M in llurk: llnrlmru ll: hairy N :ln Dyke-. :urinnnv Trizzino, Dum Yulle-sv, Cm-ilv Nznule-t, Jan-k Kovnv. Sully liralnnvr. Stnmlinp, um-, Mary Ann Julunlrs. llnrbalral IXUZZII. Carol Ross. lion Yun llylu-. uni yv XXYQT V '3'fm-pw., nf 4' , 4 Q ' li f ,.., x, W . X X Gifs, i 9 .xx as vs 1 '-I --...wav 5ln-...-- 3 ,. . ggfifa i, ,:L T I 3' 4? Se-uh-il: Judy Rillllhtj. John Paul. l'4illy Fusvo. Milla Babcock. Standing: Lorie- Siliwr, Pailsv ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY 'W M Tin- l.l'UlliiI QZIHIIHPI' of tin' National Honor Soc-in is un orgaunzai ion ornn-4 o QLIV1' l'l'l'0glllltl0Il to t iosv who 1-xi-4-I in 1'iiau'au'h-r. svliolursilip, l1'il1ll'l'ShiID, and sa-rvivv. Six svniors uri- 4-li-on-il vavli your in addition lo tin' four 1'l4'1't1'4l on ai probationary basis in tlll'il' junior your. Unly lhosn' in tin' top ql1au'lc'r of thvir class ure- vligilnln' for nn-lnlwrship. The l'illllliliilU'S aura- von-d upon by the- fawiilty. lin' junior and svnior Illl'llllN'l'S ol' lin' Studvnl lionnvil. und lin' lll1'lIllN'l'S ol' thi- llonor Sovivly previously civvlvd. Tin' moni- lwrs of tin- Honor Socii-ly prvsidv ovvr lin' Sludvnt Courts and form lin- SIIIIFUIII1' Court. HONOR SOCIETY f -Lp' V ..,. I W Qgf' -qu. Dim son. Linda Grunt and Judy Diss. Noi in l'ii'lurv: Kristin lic-rgslornl. and Cecile Nnudvl. i xty' . l. 1. I t . . . I 79 Cflamw l: Janice Jaeger, Irene Sarich, John Bergamo, Charlie Gerth. Row 2: Karen Fried. Joel Vollmer, Lynn Carlton, Linda Smith, .lim Ludowise. James Paul. Fred Pintz. Row 3: Pat Alb fb!! F sco, Nancy Frontera, Sally Owen, Kris Bergstrom, Sandy Cole, Sheila Barth. Mary Ann 7f,! y eglinski Susan Badaracco. .lane Jahel. Row 4: Ben Cascio, Mike Mulieri. Bruce Van f' A' Q u Richie Toaldo, Mike Friedman, Rodney Schuller, Fred Sander. Paul Ammon. Mr. L L ,ff ' In A yswURo5v George Bruno, and John Riddle. Not in picture: Cecile Naudet. l 1, I Vu! ' J I Lib 1 W ' x STUDE T COU CIL f ' C. QW' ix? ghd L Vaillguymagjjywgbaf will I 00 ,W The Student Council -is based on the principles of self-government and tries to promote good school morale. lt is composed of students representing each grade. Its objective is to serve the school and hencfit the students in every possible way. The Student Council strives to promote student participation in student government by maintaining the student eourts, the proctor system. the asscmhly committee, and the student handbook committee. Representatives from the Council attend the state and national conventions of Student Councils. President .................... .......... ,l olm Bergamo Secretary ................. ............ J anice Jaeger Vice President ......... ............ l rene Sarich Treasurer ..... , ............. .......... C iharlie Certh .V-ldvisor ........................... Mr. Milton Jayson 80 ow l: Toni Rilu-r, Nanry Parnc-s, Ginger Azzolini, Mr. Jay- Dave Hollnadel. Howard Smith, llarhnra Diss. Willie Van Heer- nn. George Mann. Row 2: Bob Sands, E. Giannanlonio, Arthur tum, Virginia Silber. Linda Robins. Pat Fusro. Luke liasbar. rwin, and Howard lllau-k. STUDE T C0 RT This is a fairly now organization vom- posml of 1-I4-cn-il stlulvnts from 1-ai-li ll0fIll'l'00lll. 'lllivsv pvoplv arc' llividvd into lllrvv vourts 4-avli of wllivll ell-viilvs ilu' givvn pi-naltivs lo ilu- stullvnts wllo Vllllllllll 0ll't'llS1'S svrious Pllllllflll lo got il summons. ll has lwvn organizod to promote- slnclvnt lvamlvrsliip and govvrn- nu-nl zunong ilu' studvnl llocly. llonor Socim-ty lm'n1ln'rs arc' nhl- pro- siiling jnclgvs. and .lolin Riddle. Row 1: Kris Bergstrom, Pal llzmson, Philip lvlt'iSll!'I'. Rodney Svhuller, Al NPMIIIAIII. Gail Bauer, .lane jalwl. Row 2: lien liasvio, Scot! Peterson, Bob Colto. and llruve Van ll0l'I'lllIll. us Rom l: Claire Cavalieri-. Sue Rirh- man. Pete Mvliahe, llavi- llolclhe-rg. Judy Ramsey. .lohn Paul. lfred Hahn-r. Mrs. Comstovk. ,loan Hartmann. Milla liabvovk. Beverly lilauvelt. Mike Mar- lies. Elizabeth Nebolsine, .lean Gregg. Row 2: Shirley Moran. llot Krinilz, Jeanne Gilbertson. llonniq- Davino, llot Baum. l,ois liravvlii, Marianne Trizzino, Linda Gildea. Carole- Root. Barbara Dvorak. l.in1la Rollins. ,lovl Reiter. Harriet Nanos. Diana Karp. Lillian lletrirk. Row 3: Fran llc- l.eo. Barbara Rhein. Kathy Kftlllllllt'lIll43l'k. Bob Levine-. Judy 0'Grady. Row 4: Mike Friedman, Lam- Hass. Hob Sands. Carol Rose. Richard lfarrall. 'R I Bruce Kovacs. Carole lizernik. Linda - W w 1 Q ' Barth. Polly Greene. Penny lwkert, John Bergamo. THE LEUN IAN '-lA'0l1iHll.S out today! Unvv a month this au- lI0lllN't'lllCIli cvhovs through the halls of L.H.S. livraliling tht- publication of another issue of the- popular Voivo of tht- Slll1iI'IliS,M which has boon in vxistvmw' for thirty-two years. Establislivti in 1917 as a magazine. the award-winning LEUNIAN has ln-en printml in its pri-st-nt form since l925. The papvr's two-fold purposv is lo hring intorosting news and fvaturvs with a sparklo to its subsvrihvrs cverv month, aml to provide- its staff with journalistic anil ta-1-lmival 1-xpm'ict11'v in running a nvwspapvr. xll'llllN'l'S ol' tht- stuslt-nt-run LEONIAN annually Scholastic Press Association attend tht- filllllllllliil ii0llfl'l'1'lll'l' and othvr 1'0lll'1'l'1'lN'l'S to vxvhango isleas with othvr young journalists and to lwvp ahrvast of the new techniques and trf-mls l'IllIll0y1'li in tht- nvwspapcr fit-ld. Editor .............................. .................. I' il'l'li llalwr ,flssociatv Editor ....... ........ ,l oan Hartmann Sports Editor ......... .....,............ J ohn Paul Fvaturv Editor ...................... .....,.................. I ully R1llllHl'y' Advisor, Editorial Stag ..................... Mrs. ,lulinv Contstork BISINESS STAFF Busmvss Manager .................................... Advertising Mating:-r ........ Circulation Manager ...... . ...... Advisor ........... ...................... . .. hair' ,dn .............iu1iy MvKittric'la .......Sally Krahinvr ,lalwl Miss Eva-lyn A. Korn Elena Mino. Miss Kern. ,lady Mc-Kib trick. Jane Jahel. Winnie- Montvna. Marianne Hubner. lliana lla-rtona. Sally Krahnwr. ,aff It LT' . A D n Loretta Neidhardt, Joan Jones., Nancy Chiappelone, Marianne Jakohs, Althea Carfs, Marianne Trizzino, Carqle Czernick, Ellen Lyons, Marilyn Stone, Diane Karp, Judy Diss, Barbara Dvoralg, Mrsx De Gennaro, Pat Fulsiio, Linda Lubben, and Ceorgine Chieco. ., I .1 ' i ,tn K' , f yr, fri ri'I V . . Q A I n F , I fi: 1 r ' 'IA U -If o fs' ' .P ' 5 i , .fun J 1 ,' V nfl I , . va 'an - THE LIBR RY STAFF This voluntary service organization is composed of students who devote their free periods to helping Mrs. De Gennaro with the lihrary activities. Some of their duties consist of checking, mending, and shelving books, covering and filing magazines, and helping other students in their research work. These activities help the students gain practical experience in library work. Advisor .......... .... .... ............ M r s . R. De Gennaro 83 W agp M 4, 'gwfli' is ,ir ,vi .XQPAW V , , . M Row l: Louis Moscowitz, Peter Dybwad, Ken Nakayama, John Paul. Peter McCabe. Bob Schulz, Ed Kenney. Paul Burrowes. lloh Gorman, Fred Sander. Paul Ammon, Dick Frank. Row 2: Mr. Law. Richard Farrall, John Herrmann, John Suter, Su-vc Nemecck, John Moherg, Ronnie Van Heertum, George l'ratt, Ralph Hellmold. Dave Blood, Gil Raposo, George Hess, mama junior strong IIICIIIS at 1 its ? .as S -C '4 5 Mr. Almy. Row 3: Bob Sands. Donald Van Dyke. Gary Van Dyke, Bob Meegan, Larry Linford. Mike Shaw, Ricllard Hipp. John Zubin, Herbert Hill. Row 4: Roger Pola. Drucc Kovacs, Ronnie Tureki, Lyle Gilbertson. Willie Van Heertum. Richard Toaldo, Bob Givan, Scott Welx'h. Dick Vreeland, and .lack Kovac. HI-Y Leonia Hi-Y Club is a service organization open to and senior boys. The aim of the club is to build character and to aid in school and community affairs. The Hi-Y members operate the scoreboard and electric clock at all home football games and scll rcfrcsh- football and basketball games and wrestling matches. The clubis busy schedule also includes a square dance, the Father-Son Dinner, and the annual public in- duction. The Hi-Y is a member of the National Hi-Yand sends delegates to youth and government confcrcnccs locally as well as on a state and national scale. President ......................... ......... B ob Schutz Vice President ........... ......... S cott Welch Secretary .................. ........., P etc McGahc Treasurer .......... ............. ,I olm Paul Chaplain ....... ................................................................ B ob Gorman ,KMA Historian .......... ...................................... .. ....................... I 'aul Burrowcs Advisors ........ 84 ........Mr. Wvilliam Law K Mr. Richard Ahny TRI-HI-Y This year the Tri-Hi-Y has continued to carry on its social and service projects. As services to L.H.S. the girls ushered for concerts: sponsored the football dinner, assisted with Career Day, gave their annual cake sale: and, most important of all, helped to support John, our Greek orphan. Affiliated with the Bergen County Y.M.C.A., the Tri-Hi- Y's purpose is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community, high standards of living and Christian fellowship. The elub's advisors, Miss CoraBelle Stanton and Miss Selma Wasson, have helped the girls do all these things and to live up to the high standards of the organization. President ....................... .. ................ - ................ .. .... .. .............. Marilyn Parletta v ,Y lc I I W7 , Q Vice President .............. ................. M imi Klopp Treasurer ..... .. .... - ......................... .............. V alerie Mingle Recording Secretary ................ .......... M ary Lou Smith Corresponding Secretary ..... -. ............ Ann Doremus H istoririn ................................................................................. Beverly Blauvelt Chaplain. .... .. .... - ................ - .......... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ................. Ellen Sherman Adivsors ............... Miss Selma Wasson, Miss CoraBelle Stanton Row 1: Bev Blauvelt. Val Mingle. Mimi Klopp, Marilyn Par- elta. Mary Lou Smith, Ann Doremus. Lillian Detrick. Row 2: ,Iynthia Hair, Dorothy Kohl, Mary Winter. Tina Lo Proto, Vlarion Gregg, Harriet Nanos, Linda Eisenstein, Sharon Dier Clara Payne. Susan Dybwad, Ellen Sherman, Judy Antola Angela Cirone, .lean Gregg. Row 3: Jeanne Cilbertson, Mar- jorie Zeng. Barbara Dvorak, Sally Krahmer. Patsy Dawson Georgine Chiero, Linda Hepplewhite, Lois Bracchi. Linda Hel mer, Penny Eckert,'Carole Root, Pat McCabe, Kathy Fury, s -t 9 Phyllis Cromest. Row 4: Miss Stanton, Virginia Smith, Eliza- beth Nebolsine, Marlene Murken, Joan Vermuellen, Betty Ellis, Marilyn Evans, Linda Lubben, Dot Klauser, Marianne Trizzino, Charlene Klein, Alma Ruesh, Elaine Scholz, Eleanor Sherman, Miss Wasson, Althea Carfs, Bonnie Lo Bue, Nancy Darling, Ellen Lyons, Dot Baum, Barbara Trapp, Marilyn Stone, Mar- lene Mosher, Dixie Joy Huston, Polly Greene, Cynthia Grant Row 6: Judy 0'Grady, Marilyn Auerbach, Marianne Hubner Nancy Hawkins, Carolyn Otte, and Sally Dawson. fs-Q mi , 9 BOOK A MA K 4'Book and Vlask Meeting Today. This sign may be scen on the bulletin boards on the- first and third 'l'hurs- days of each month. The first part of each meeting is used for business details. A program of entertainment follows. Club members may get experience in dranlalies by par- ticipating in plays, talent programs. or by serving on vom- mittees. This year, the elub plans to enter a dramatic competition known as The l'laymakers. The elub will also give at least one assembly program, and will sponsor a theater party to a current Broadway production. President ................... .......... Kathy Fury Vive President ......... .... , ..... R onnie Zihk Secretary ................... ....... M arie Trabulsi Treasurer ...... ...... M arion Gregg ,f e l r V I- Q' A . , i ' if l Q X! : ., x ,A 'Row ,lz Marion Gregg, Ronnie Zink. Kathy Fury. Marie Trabulsi, Luke Gasbar. Row 2: lliana BCIIOIIKI,'qh8ll1f?eB1ll'lll., Suq 'Badaracro, Julie Gilbert. Pat Lowry, Linda Robins. Connie Filippi. Mildred Nc-l1, flo Ann -Nkissarone, .ludy Gregory. Sheila Strauss. Dot Krinitz. Row 3: Carol lloisvert, Gl1ai'lenexKleiW1. .loan Hartmann. Phyllis Gromest, ,loan Fischer, Sandy Cole, Cecile Naujlet, Bev lllztllygdf. Marilyn Stone, .ludy Kean. Mr. Youmans. Row l: Mr. Yohe. Sally l,urke.!,Marion,H rat1nE1rd0, Angela Girone, Ginger Azzolini. Marilyn Canero. Sandy Steeger. Mary,Bem-kvermit, Myra Marks, Linda Barth, and Linda Drexler. Row 1: Jeff Irving. Roger Haenell. Row 2: John Wyburn, Paul Burrowes, Bob Springer, Mr. llel Conte, Jim Young, Jim Wallace. Row 3: John Suter, Hunt Griffiths, Diek Vreeland, and Herb Hill. ,, I is fd, ' , Q if . X ' U. THE TAGE CR FT RE W 1' ze ' K g' 41+ s it lib. fd R The boys of the Stage Craft Crew are the men behind wx P5 F I the seenes ol' all l..H.S. dramatic Productions ami assein- '- hlies. lt is their job to eare for and operate all the tech- nieal stage equipment sueh as lights, eurtainshatlfl stage ,4 ' sets. This organization is espeeiallv appreciated for its fine A .Q . . . . ' 1 - Q-5 ' J Joh lll the Senior Play. V. Z's T'5. President ............. . ............................... ............ D ick Vreelanfl xy up Seeretary and Treasurer ......... .. - .... , .......................... John Suter ' 'J fill, .'fl1UiS0l' ............................................. ........ N lr. Nliehael Del Conte 87 Alu-u.....,,,,w V ' ...M,..,,,,,,, WW'+wM- Mmwmm A.. x .....,., rW w ' ii h......:::g 5 Q 1 X .l -5, ,4- 4- -0 .A- di 4 nl I xx .N 14 -.iff gh 4,-41-1 Row I: ,lim W'ull:u'4-, Bob Springvr, Bully Klupp, Hunt Griflilllh. Ram 2: VV:-lion YY:-lla. Mr. 'lllll'liiIllLl0ll. liil'll4ll'4l 'l'onl4lo. .lun fulvlrin. ,lim Xoung. liens Ii: ,ln-rrp lxuiwr. Miko Jnymn, ,lllllll Sul:-r. Arlllur Erwin. H1-rl: llill. CllllI'lt'h Zimlu. Cvorgv I 0l'Ill0t'. llulm SVIIIIII, Dirk Xrvv- DIO-VISUAL AID 'flu' Alnlo-Visllul Aids Club is an N-rxim' orgamizulion that is upvu In all illll'l'4'Sl4'll pupils from grzulvs viglllt tlirmlgll lwvlvv. TIN- lIll'llllN'fF l'1-mwivv train- ing in ilu' opvrallion ol' ilu' various lll0Xlllg-lDll'llll'l' pl'o.i1'1'Iul'-. ilu- slulv auul film-strip lDl'0-i1'1'l0l'S., aunl ilu' lalpv r1-1'or4l4-r. 'flu' vluln l'll4l1'llV0l'S In furnish npvrulurs In all ivlqjalllizzlliolls mul vlussvs pra-smiling prograuus wliivli llllllll' ilu- Zllllllil-VlSll2ll Pllllllblllvlll. l'r4-sulvnl .................. ..... l ill'lllll'4l luulelu Viva' Prvsillvrll ............. , .,........... ...... .....,...... .............. l 4 1 lm fulbin S1'r'r1'tary and 'l'rvns11rf'r ............................................. XYPIIOII XX 4-lls .-lrlvisor ................................................... Nlr. S. lie-rlwrt 'l'urkingluu 88 ig ' LJPEOTOGR PHY CL B KV 10 f . . if' Tl - purp0s67'6l! the Pllotogruplly Club is to teach IIS members important tw- HIIIPS out taking, alcvvloping and printing picluros. This is 2lC'l'0IIIIDllSlll'1l ongli allks ill'l'0lllIlillIll'd by ll1'lll0llSlI'illl0IlS pl'0S1'Ill0ll by tliv lllf'lllbl'l S. Mun- tlw rlub gain cxpvricncc in pllotograpliy by taking pictures of various lv zu' itivs. 4' The crowning of Miss LHS. is ilu' highlight of tliv annual Club-sponsorwl Q 1 70 llunco. ,j Q5 I X xPrv' 'nIx3lLf.. .................. ........... A ngclu Cironv GXUI6 V' 1' Pfy 'S.'illl'll .................... .......... l ,imla Gildcu v ry .............................. ........., A llna Rncsvll lv rj 17 7iT ll'l'T ....... ....... 'l 'ina lioproto V! fidrisor ........ .............. Nl r. Almy How l: .huge-lu Cirnnv. ,Indy 0'llrzuiy, Carolyn Otle, Hom-ky llliirgwin. Polly Green. Penny livke-i'l, llc-rlrnde lle-ss, Su-vvn Rogu. Row 2: lla-rnl1lil1v Karp, Tina I,oProlo, Shirley Moran. Y lliyllis Cronin-st. Kathy Fury. .Indy ll:-vkvr. Nancy Romunoli, Bonnie Duvinu. Steven Rogow. Run 3: l re-ml llulwr. Irene Surirli. Ellen Sherman. Linda Helmerx Jeanne Gilbertson. Elma Illia-slllilzlirv C1lV1lllQ'I'Q'.illld Mr. lllllill'k0. 5 A in 'ff' up e W 126 , ' A az ' I-fi: i,,,,13 . '-Q., My if ziif. 9? S I if r 5 I 2 I i I 1 z E I 1 i 2 L it 5 I 4'o I va ,. , '.yza4g'??mf If .n,,f,mA 5, . Row I: L. Signorile, A. Jaeger. P. Ee-kert. .I. Antola, B. Vaka. M. A. Jakohs. S. Moran. B. Cast-io. .I. Ludowise, G. Krause .l. Gregg. Row 2: M. Malrlies. J. Jones. K. Fried. .I. London A. Ilirone. M. Smeltzer. L. Smith. M. Thomas. K. Sharpe. M Clairie. L. Stipo. L. Eisenstein. M. Agate. E. Cranirk. D. Kohl. Row fl: Mrs. Comstoek, W. Lyons. II. Chirgwin. L. Helmer. L. Ilrneelni, C. Klein. II. Buekwalter. G. Bauer. P. Woellert. M. Fralilmrdo. L. Hepplewhite. .l. Riehardson. L. Robins. E. Nebol- sine. Row 4: K. Krommenhoek. P. Greene, C. Otte, S. Dawson, ay .. , . k KJ: . 3 J .241 .X ri l 1 ...xx X w 1 YM - 'Q . f-' ,. .t af. .I A we A . ' I Q .er 'fsfiff - VJ ,A .V ag... dv. 3. ., F- ,km 3.,d.,..,1g '- .. 21. 04, 1 a f-3 . I 'L fi. . f 4.44 '-Pit.. yr 'L .-,. 4. us.. 'im' ,-P' '- ff 1 ,g, 'I' ' ' ' . ,..,. fr 1' . - . .-. Q . If is . x 68.1. , , .vw-Qu ., -A , ,3 ' . ' 2. -g 5' ,r 4 . Q, ' L E. Anderson, J. Weiblen. D. Karp, M. Stone. M. Mosher. A. Giardina. S. Cole, D. Baum. Row 5: .L Stollc. J. Reiter, D. Klopp, D. Grafe. R. Sehmeisser, R. Nortman. B. Dunlap. D. Craglian. R. Piritano, A. Irwin. Row 65 A. Doremus, N. Darling. E. Lyons, L. Swenson. C. Cyernik. N. Hawkins. J. Gregory S. Larke, J. 0'Crady. .I. Gilbertson. Row 7: .I. Ruggiero. T Sager, B. Levine. B. Staton. .I. Moberg. R. Hellmold. S. Engle manand. J. Riddle. OCIETA LATI A The Soeictas Latina is an aetive organization open to N students who are taking Latin. At the monthly meetings. the members participate in interesting programs. and they learn more about the Romans and their culture. The main events of the year included a Snow Hop in ,lanuary and N' a Roman Banquet in April. President ................. .......,.................... Bolt Vaka Vice President ........ .......... II lary Ann ,lakoln-1 'Km , Secretary .............. ..................... ,I uflie Antola Treasurer ......... ....................... I 'enny Eekert Kg. l if J Advisor ................................... ....... IN Irs. ,Inline lI0lllSI04'li l llllkff Program Chairman ......... ............,......... S hirley Moran 7: at F? ff M - -A S 4-., ' IX . I , II S l' fi 5.2 Ill 'H ' , l llllm lt 'lx' 'Liar' , MY' 5 ' x N fb 'Ax l , I T. .A .. ' l' ' Xyigy -4 N: X Ml ., 'M' il , li - Iii -v 2.li lx F7 G ,- , I ululf, V' lg: I fl Hu Q... .N f., : 'N' NA J- Publieily Chairman ..................................................................... Ben 1:85010 Freshman Representatives ...... Andrea Jaeger. ,lim Ludowise l 2'iK g 1 4 1 ll. Evans. B. Fitch. C. Fillippv, ll. Ciannantonio. D. Gasser, l. liibilllllllll. W. Cnirrvp. C. Hair. J. Hartmann. G. Heiss. P. llcss. l.. Grnner, ll. He-isrh, H. Hill. D. Hughes. N. Hughes. l. Jalnfl, J. Jaeger, B. Jolie, U. James, S. Junicker, G. Karp 4'-w-1 G V. Abagnalc, A. Albancsv, ll. Altobelle, R. E. Astbury. B. Nugat, D. Baum, S. Bergstrom. E. Blackman. B. Blauvclt. J. li0dlllilIl, M. Canvro. C. Cavalicre. B. Chase. M. Chuse. J. Chiap- mclono. P. Colbert. l.. Coltrell. H. ottrell. B. Comora. J. Danzi. R. llanzi. S. IJCIIIIISQYY, M. Uietcll. J. Diss, C. Dosvller. K. llunlap, E. Fic-hole, l.. Esenstein. B. Ellis, J. En lish L. Enri'o Proto. J. Simpson, hulsi, W. LA BUENA E TURA This your the Spanish Club proudly boasts a member- ship of 100 vnthusiastiv Spaniards. Participation in club activitivs is high, and tho members feel that information gainvd at tho mvctings has boon invaluable in their studios. Fic-sta timc in Spanish countries cannot bc compared to tht- amount ol' mvrrimvnt whcn hacvmos una fivsln in our club. Pinatas, golosinas and p0lll'll0 provide much on joynn-nt for thc lllt'llllJl'l'S. This yvar a tape rccordvr has bvcn purchascd by thc Spanish Club for addvd fun at llll'l'llIlgS. It is used by tho vntirv Spanish dvpartnn-nt for instruction and practico. l'rs'su14'l1l ......... . ............ .. ' ............. Lorie Silber luv l'rvsid0n! ....... .... ........... Judith Diss bvrrvlary.. ......... ......... ...........Carolc Root Trvusurvr ..... .... .................Clairc Cavalicrc Advisor .......... ...... . ..Mr. Samuel Fcrraro EAR D. Kaufman, C. Keating. D. Klauser. M. Klopp. S. Krahmer. ll. Krinitz. ll. Kohl. C. Neary. M. Linford. B. Lo Bue T. Lo Longo, P. Lawy, P. McCabe, K. McGowan. Ili Mints S. Moran, l. Moss, M. Murken. M. Mulie-ri. l.. Muller. K. Mulli- gan. M. Pazzetta. R. Ostrunl. C. Payne, R. Pola. C. Raposo. ll. Reiman, S. Rirhman. J. Richardson. C. Hoot. B. Rui-rkcl, A. Rucsch, T. Sager, B. Sands, E. Sherman. l.. Silber. C. A. I.. Stein, S. Strauss, ll. Susslin, J. Tiernan. M. Tra- T . . L-WL , L. Willtrburg. D. 1 NU. Wiese, and J. Vlfyburna- Lrf! X I X il wgl ,lf xy A 5 Kr E QU f ' sqrt' X fl:7xf'4r,,B NX -1 2 ON ..- , Q ' gs., 4 3 E i E. T E CE! fy 34 , P' ' -- .Af. p E ': ,n 1' gf' 'WU v 1 I sl '-iirf! rlglyfy' ' C ,if Tglff '2Lf151j'f1..sF sl A N .' !'.-'71 l Y -5 T., 'ei rt, Q.-sfWr ,.3Z'Z31'.'i Qilbitimn 15.4.9 I f W' 541-Nf'f14 yffq1,,g71f A .. 156 f 5 ,,,. lg 0, 611 91 Fi LE CERCLE FRA CAIS . 5 fl i .L -.2 . ani' ig V' Le Cerele Francais attempts to promote a better under- '-'N2 -'-6-111 standing of the French language and culture. Each pro- gram is divided into three parts: a cultural presentation by selected members, games, and an opportunity to develop knowledge of and pleasure in French music. Numerous field trips are taken to extend the experience of those who are studying French. Highlighting the ycar's activities were the breakfast hike and the New Year's party. n . . nj ilizli . ........ Linda Grant . Preszdenl ....................... 1 A Q -f Vice President ......... ....... ,I udy Ramsey it ON ' jiri Sgr- Secretary ................ .............. I rcne Moss tl L . I ......... Nick Bellitto Hlslorlan. .................. ........................... L .yndy Grant V Assit. Historian ........ ............................ L inda Drexlcr 'L 'i i W' Advisor .................... ......... IN liss Emmy Kattmann n f 7, ,melbi WW' ' Q 4 - .I 46-f' 'ill 40,1 'Ep I EA Q x X 1 ,F D ' x i X Q v 1 X ' if ,f Mft' I 'A ' he 1' lj X '41 , Treasurer ....... . .fs ,-7 V' X' ar E'-973-'w Ali J ,gan , U:-J: f Row l: Linda Grant, Linda Drexler, Cindy Grant. Nick Bellitto. Judy Ramsey, Irene Moss. Row 2: Reine Reele, Jackie Saantiglia, Geraldine Tatro, Ruth Koons, Marcia McMahon, Marlene Mosher, Betsy Dumond. Row 3: Pamela Kurland, Phyllis Oren. Dorothy Ernst. .lean Ernst. Lynn Letterman, Cindy Gismond. Ro w-1: Jean Moss. ,loan Lanorov. Angela Cirone. Charles Zito, Tom Marks, Sue Michaud, Vicki Levitt, Barbara Jackman. Row 5: Marilyn Evans. Kathy Fury, Joe Grossman, Lou Dotti, Peter Sager. Louis Ponsi, Liz Nebolsine, Marilyn Auerbach, Linda Robins. Row 6: Mike Jayson. Dave Blood, Cosmo De Bartolo, Roger Nort- man. Row 7: Miss Kattmann, Dan Moore, and Mike Friedman. fl tx DER DEUT CHE EREI 'Q Q'2 xi' ' . On the first Friday of every month, the German club , QQ I 1 'nl meets to learn more about German life through such ae- tlvltles as playing German games, seeing German films, - nf ' . -3, -'ine Mil' 9 i ewes . N I X ,l , V it ww. Q ' V J ' ' ' ' A X , fl' f,- 1 K 2 gi IJ! I .J , 2 7' , ft i , v ' I X, Qfthffkax ,nt if 'limb :' i 5 A x f fi! -' x ' . 15 ww ,K- on A xx V A Y Xlxlx ' A D. 1 - 'x ' QQ ' ' f ri, Z . '51 'W' ,V 'L' ,.-1: ., -x 26,7 I A X N f' 3 1,1:'2f' f ' t t ' wt- l W fl' X +1 , 1 .WIN L M l 'ffl-f: f '.' 5 ' E ' t -1 F and naturally, by Deutseh Spreehen. Two of the lllkilll , 'si figs' X events ol' the elulfs year are the breakfast hike and the , -3- .' uyl'ihlllll'hfSft'Sf. This year the elub has, with the help of l 'I U A X the French eluh, sponsored the Bundle Drive and sold 'A ii V eandy in order to buy CARE paelcages. At present they QWYWXXXUY ' R are also sponsoring a Teen-Agers American Friends of X Beethoven project. W President ........................... .......... R alph Hcllmold ' ' 'Q T Vice President .......... .......... K cn Nakayama Se:-relary .................... ......... B arbaru Haasc .,W .'A. ' ' N Treasurer ........ ....... ............... M i ke Shaw 5 9,- Historian ........ .................................. ly lary Wiritcr -A 'fig Advisor ..... M.. ......... Miss Emmy Kattmann 5 How l: Miss liattniann. Joel Ryder, Ed Maurio, Clyde Haase. Doris Gasser. Lorraine Mudler, Sheila Strauss, Sandra Neug, ,lohn Paul. Teddy llurrowes, Mary Winters, Ken Nakayamal, Ralph llelllnold, Mike Shaw. llarbara llaase. Row 2: Welton Wells, Fred IQUDPCF. Victor Willenburg, Mary l.ou Smith, Pat Kaiser. Bob Kay. Peter llumbleton. ,left Irving. Peter Nonas. Ilia-k Frank. Row 3: Henry Nieh. Patil Ammon, Robin Cook, Al Newman, Bob Frank, Rim-hard Stenken, Gerald Kaiser, and .lon Zubin. 'L f. gig, ssiu G CRE TI E WRITI G CL B The desire for self-expression is as old as man, and at l,.H.S. a speeial oppor- tunity is provided for those who wish to indulge this desire and improve their facility in doing so. Public readings and Cl'ilii'iSIllS of the members' master- pieces allow for appreciation and improvements. Some of the products of the elubis members have been partieularly worth while. and these have been given a wider audience through the Literary Lion, the club magazine. Advisor ............................................................... Mr. William Albright Editors .................. Betsy Uumond, Linda Grant, Irene Moss, .ludy Ramsey, Linda Robins, Liz Yvineburgh Arthur Erwin, Joel Reiter, Judy Ramsey, Roy Ostrom. Linda Cmnt. Stanley Peterson. Joe Ruggiero, Roberta Danze. Midge Gary. Bob Rueekele. Ellen Lyons, Joe Meyer. Marilyn Stone, and Mr. Albright. ' . , 9' ' ga 11 ,A ,ff-,f 1' ff Q fff- 5 f 4 K q 'W 'N'X4B-h-.u4.,.,,,g,,, H V A , .t... ,.m,W,,,.m,,..r: . Q X 57 in 'Q' -GW.-Q Q r Ni! :XI .s of iiaridiikzii ig- N P' il Ed Bremer, Herb Vollmann, Cordon Spanik, Mr. Albright. Charlton Chichin. Ed Reitz. Bill Cnirrey. Stanley Peterson. Toni Sager. Vincent Lo Lordo, Louis Moscowitz, and Peter Dumbleton. CIE CE FICTIO CL B The Science Fiction Club is composed of a group of young men who have an interest in recent scientific developments relating to the exploration and conquest of space. The club meets twice a month to discuss the various readings in this field and the elub's projects. 'lilll' club had several projects, one of which was the establishment of a free-exchange Science Fiction Library. Each of the members contributed his books in the Held and borrowed books that were brought in by other members. A second club project was the building of a 'hlVlodel-3 Stage Roc-ket. . Several club members attended Astronomical and Rocket Society meetings in New York and have reported these meetings at the club discussions. Co-Presidents ...... Vincent LoLordo and Stanley Robinson Advisor .................................................................. Mr. Vlfilliam Albright 95 Jim Cook, Mr. Moskowitz, Ed Bremer, Stanley Peterson, Bob Kay, Rett Oren. Jimmy Johnston, Tiit Ruutel, Tom McLaughlin, and Teddy Burrowes. CIE CE LUB Un the first Tuesday of each month, all those students who are interested in learning more about science are invited to attend the meetings of the Science Club. The members of this organization have an opportunity to take part in the club's many projects and activities. These in- clude experiments, films, and possible field trips to nearby laboratories and factories. Early this year the club visited the Ford Plant and it expects to undertake more such trips as its membership increases. Advisor ............ .... ............ M r . Moskowitz Chairman ......... . ......... Gordon Swenson 96 X P EQ! ZX xg 4- , 'it 1 Q H r s sf' A 5 ' s 4 U- 543 x 1 C 1 1, -Q , , ff 'ff 'Xp irfg-3,.9l-5 gfi-A 1 O u m 'El U mx H u Xl H tv 0 in Q 1 U n S tl 'l 'I ' A ' 9 1-- . 1 i :- U ll X, 11 37 p7 cw Y' 5 Jn fd U x has H fs f A ,gl k' W of, l s.xX 'x !f jg, fx, , , gff' IRNN ,xx -'X THE TURALIST CL B The entire club has reorganized in that the members plan the entire yearly program themselves, instead of hav- ing Mr. Mehal, the advisor, do all the planning. Some suggested projects have been lectures by the members, outside lectures, movies, film strips, and field trips. Some of the field trips may include visits to the Museum of Natural History, the Bronx Zoo, and the Observatory. President ....................................................................................... Rex Gismond Vice Presiden! ........ ................................ ,I ay Cole Secretary .................. ............................ l ,ee Stelling Advisor .......... .......... M r. Lawrence Mehal Row l: Ray Stupenski, Rob Kay, Robin Cook, Buddy Eisburg. Peter llierstedt, Frank Binder. Teddy llurrowes. John Wyburn, Lee Stelling. Row 2: Roger Polla, Phil Colbert, Herb Voll- mann. Bard Young, Mr. Mehal, Timmy Ierardi, Rex Gismond, Harry Mints, Paul Burrowes, Sammy Watson. .lay Cole, and Bob Martin. Y' K. o . 'Xia- lr 1 fy , . , 5 A Y W V.-K k , ,wiv . ,wQf,gg.g -z5x.g?fgxigxwr,- Q -. N' v':.I'M-yfxsiffL-My, . - -W . f -my fm.-.w. L- 1 X :rem 5152 ,m1f:s-f.,ff-HM: +f,1.f: Ayn' M: -+ S f 5-TP:1-kk5aEf323-152,?E':fgqzf15,ygiziiifffigff--xgfgsaiigi.:-'T ' , 2 f -.WML-, , Q - .gf--if .1 fggn- f?Vgf1',w1'Q ' .wi ww -ff- Y N QW U 5 x,W.. if I t s A25 x X . -' L ' 1 ,. ' , , 3 EM:-:,.z: f . r ga Q. - x , .I .1 .k.V', ,A W gfs . 5 K . g 1 I X.,,,wX K 'u-'wzuivi' 1-M5122 ? was-aww WA' .M Q. if ,, -Y' A' Mfg 'K R +. if .J aw f i A 9 2 Q Z few. .r Qi Q if r Q uni 7 U I TA P CLUB l . . i',Sli'f 'N 'l'lu- l..ll.S. Stump Club, with an group primzirlly from tlic 8tl1 graulc class. is 1-ugcr lo maintain un zu-livv organization. 'llllv vlulm Ixus workml on spvviliv plans zuul olrjcvtivvs for ilu' yi-ar. As in any i 0l'gLlllllllll0ll. ilu- l'0lIllIl0ll illlvwst :mil livlluwsllip is vital in llll stannp vluli. 'l'li1- 1-xvllmlgi' of stamps uml idi-as is continuous. Among lln- 1-liivl' nvlivitivs ul' ilu- ycur we-rc il scrics of stump cxlulnts in ilu lligli Svliuul. Prvsirlmil .............,.... ................ ' llom Rikvr Vim' I'rvsirlr'1il .....................,......... ................ ,l vrry Buruclin Svvrvtary and Trvasurvr .......... .,...........,...,..... S usau Klopp j, .Alrlrisnr ............... .......................... ........ ll l r. John Dumunsky - ' ' Sl 7 ,V-. X limi l: Mr. lhiinumky. ,le-rry lliirmlin. Tonuny Rik:-r. llilly lhiviilson. Clmrle-5 Lerner. lion A w,w 0 Xuwl, ,lolm Tivrnain. l'e-lv Tm-rrp. Ricky Mints. Row 2: l,e-onurd Milli-r. Lurqy Coup:-rsnlilll. Xa l'- ,Iov Mlm-wmllz, Lurllon l4llll'lllll, l7re-ilqly Nalgvl. Teddy .l:u'0lys0n. Mil-lmvl Wvnss, ,lvflrvy Taiy- Inr. llnrolml Ganz. Nikki Na-lson. Susiv lilopp. Ron 3: llaivid Zubin. Claire Stalrff, ,lay Kolls, Yi-rn llorlz. mul llulpli X-Olllllilllll 7- l 1 Q 3 1.8 s in W K X 1 if ffgxl Row l: Eleanor Sherman. Barbara Jones. Harriet Nanos. Marilyn Alu-rhaf-ll. Barbara Dvorak. Row ' la 1- a Martini. Marion Gregg. l'at Fusvo, Pam Hess. Karr-n lfric-tl. ,lc-an fir:-gg. Ron 'i' ol . 'a ol Antola. l,aura Stipo. Tc-rosa Fernandez, llarolv Fuga. Handy Z4-ug. Row l: , Haa , .ncv Hawkins. Edith Anderson. Ann llorvmus, Joy:-ef Lupe-r. Mary .Kun Jalmlms. , I Q' a ara pp. Row 5: Mrs. Helrk, jackie Miller. Marianne Huhner. llarhara Diss. llarlnara t ,la 1: haron Toomey, Diane 'ay, and Barbara Flack. Gyjl 4 of ylflkwld ' UFUT RE NURSES CL B All inrroasingg lllllIllN'I' of local. high school girls arc- showing litre st in nursing as a liuturv 4'arf'1'r. As a rvsult. a Future- lrscs lluh was organizt-xl this yvar. lts purposo is to provitla- orgnnzation for girls lIlll'l't'SlQ'll in nursing, 4-nahling: lll1'lll to s low thvir intvrvst anal to vxplorv tht- opportunitivs aml rv- t trs alisvussions, films on nursing anal mm-flit-inv in gc-m-ral. me visits for ohsvrvation to tht- local hospitals and halry 1-linirs. an il - -. N1 I . DQ' an 1 ' 1 I l U W qllll'Q'lIll'lllS of this fit-lil. 'l'h4- movtings are lligllliglltml hy ' spoa k ' .', z l s J Sl ' 'L , . 'S U Il'fS1lll'llf .....,............................,.,...., ........................ I farhara 'Dvorak Vim I'r1'si1lvnt ....... ............. l larrivt Nanos 1 v Sz-frvtary ................. ............... l iarhara ,Ions-s U 7' - M'-'lv x l'-I Q N 1 rvasurvr ........ ......... . HI yn f uvr vac 1 QNX Xl' 3 Historian .....,.... ...,...... l' llvanor Slli'l'lIlilll AJ V - plflrisor .......... .......,. N lrs. Hthylv lit-It-k f A Y' Q Q' Hr Fry o 31 N YN N .13 lg- Q1 nl . A X, U 100 Oiws .Q Jo -- fr Row l: Cindy Winslow. Clllll'lQ'llt' Kle-in. Judy Diss. Gerry Karp, Diana Bertonu, Mr. Mvllown. Row 2: Barbara: l'ltl1lSt'. Put llam son. lit'0l'gllN' Cllit'l'0, Judie Jones. Linda Lubben, Dot Kluuser. FUTURE TEACHER OF A ERICA CL 'Flu' F.'l'.A. Club is 4-mupost-el ol' putt-ntiul tvau-l1m's. The pur- post- ol' tllv vlulx is to llvlp tho uwinlwrs prvparv for l01ll'lliIlg in llll'll' various 1-lmsvn fit-ltls. Its ntvtulwrs participate in field trips. mlvlrutvs. uml tutoring. 'l'lu-y invitv spvulu-rs to their mvct- ings and lmn- ctlltcutioilall movies. 5 -' ' tu q. l'rf's11l1'nl ..............,.... ............... ,l uclu- ,lonvs ., it . .. , . , . , . .f N , I :rv 1l'f'SlIll'Ill ........ ........ C worglnc LlllCi'0 F 5' 5 v . 741' 'N I, bvrrvtllry ............... ....... ......... l . lmla Lublnfn Zh' - 'l'rw1s11rvr. ....... .......................... I lot Kluusor !,.- . : .I lclvisor ....... ...... fl lr. Kl'llIll'lll McU0wn 'Q .v', ,- -- ' A EA 'T -A-I ' ' ' fmuw 'I01 1. 3 slwgrif ii' i4 . - llll ' Q x ! 'S '-i CHEQ CLUB k King. lJll4'l'll. Knight . . . ll1lNS0l. 1'lllN3llI'V? No. just ilu' flu' Clllll in uvlintn. Uriginuiml only last yvur. it is ups-n lu any stu 4l0nl who wisllvs lo lvurn how to play vllvss. 'l'0lll'IlllIll4'lllS elm ing.: ilu' vvur elvvitlv N'llll'll lIl0llllN'l'S will ln' nn ilu' llw'-lmurcl lvzun YS'llll'll 1-0111114-los will: I1-suns from otlwr svlwuls. I,fl'Silll'llf ................ ............. l '4-lm' Salas-1' lvifl' l,l'l'Silll'I1f .................. ........ l Qorclun SIHllll'li Svrrvtlzry - 1vl'l'!lSIll'f'I' ...... ................ l Alllflt' l,ilVlllHllIl ,-lrlrisur ...... ....................... ..... N l r. Sylvan Nlusluxwilz Sflill l,1'l1'l'h0ll. 'l'um Pnrsnm. Tom Saga-r, Mr. Mo:-lumilz. Juv Pulili. ,I4-ff llizuwlillu, Yimw-nl l,ol,or1lo. Cordon Sll1lIlIlt'l', l'n-In-r Sl'llIlllQ'M'I'. l,nuri1- lluviclaon. :md 1 5il:1f'I'. K:-n Antnln. Stunlr-3 l,Q'lQ'l'h0ll. Ile-nnif l:l'1lf.I4'Il. Rudy furllon llllirllin. 1 I -i-yy' ,.v 42:8 ART CL B . 'l lu- Art Llulr was 0l'lglIl1ill'll for students lnlvrvstml ln learn- 1 I . n o ' KX mg almul arl Illl'0llgIll various Sl'l'Vl1'0 projvcts. 'llw vlulfs pro- XA gram lm'lu1l4's such avlivitlcs as Sl'll00l Svl'vlC0, llivlil trips, aml N. ,x . . . -, x f 1 pvrsonal pro-lvvls. Nll'l'llllgS arm' llvlml the sccuml and fourth , . . . . . 4. x 1 'l lllll'Sllily of 4'il1'll month llllflllg 1ll'llVlly lN'l'lOll. 'l'l11s ycar the . . . . . l. QQ 'qly clulfs lngga-at projvvt has lwvn tllv making ol llCl'Ol'iill0!1S for rxxxxx-Furl. . . . xxxxzcuv thc 1lam'v wlllvll was glVt'll by ilu' Art and Modern Music Clubs. xR3::::rMluh. 1, - ........ ... l'rvxidr'l1t.., ............... ..,.... 1' 'rancinc Dc L00 22653: 1. . V 122: luv Prvsrdvrlt ....... ................ ,I ufly Ixoan ,,,,.-,ug Svrrvlary ................ ...... ....... N 1 xnvy Darling :.j!S 'l'rc'usurvr ...... ............................. ,I 00 Ruggiero w Mr. Ludlow Vlll0I'StOll flrlrisor ............................. .............. ............... Row l: Mr. Thurston, llarlmra Fluffy, Pam Kurland, Fran De Leo. Pat Manchg, Carolyn Youlz. l.in1la llilflll, jnanie- Jonvs, Elaine lllavkman. lVlargaret llavino. Marlene Murkin. Nancy Darling. Milla llalrc01'k. Judy Kean. Carlton Cllll'lliIl. Row 2: Bev Blauvell, Carol Rose, Ile-lm-n llugln-s. Sally lAll'lil', Louise Scvcnsun. Janet Wiggcrs, Bonnie L0 Bue, Lane Boss, .lou Ruggieru. and Danny Susslin. X ,. n s -' six 9-,Q Cl W S , .NNY Q purnnnmm n f- X , npqy- 43: v. W l .iw-9 i5'if .QQ .. 4, ' .w Qzif' A I COMMERCIAL CL B The COIIllllCI'l'iill Cluh is an organization ilvsigiu-il to famil- iarize thc SlllIll'lllS 4-nrollvml in thi- liusini-ss llvparlnu-nl with the every-clay lH'0C1'Illll'1'S of a husinvss office-. The nlcnihc-rs plan avtivitivs whivh will im-re-am- the-ir knowl- Cflgc Of business llllll'llllll'S and pr01'4'4lllre-s. SIN-alu'rs. moving- micturcs, and slimlvs are all aimls usvml in l'1'lH'lllIl thi- ulfm-tin-s r- .l of the cluh. 'llhv CUIlllIll'l'i'i1ll liluh has sponsorvil a valw hah- in lhv fall. a dance in the wintvr, and a spring picnic. Pfl'.9illl'lll ...... ......, I uely D4-4-lu-r Svcrvtary ...... .............. l 'Ili-na Minn 7ll'I'llSIll'l T ........ ....,................... l 'lnyllis Grmm-st Advisor .....,. ....... ll lr. Nlii-havl Pale-rnoslm-r Slandingz Mr. llale-rnoslvr, Joan lfiwllvr. Kathy Fury, Carole lfarlaglionv. Vat Murray. Nivian lianvolv. Sharon llii-r, Eli-na Minn, lfe-rilia lllatl, Virginia Smith, Iilainv Svhollz. lilo-anor Shi-rman. Pat llulsohn. Arlvne- lfragnoli. Ce-rry l,alne-rs. Carol linifvvrt. Loretta Martini. Lois llraw, Vivian Malloy, lVlariv Martini. Se-ated. Russ l: Chris Kulikmsfki. Phyllis Ursum-sl. .luely llc-flu-r, Nancy Chiappclunv. Rim 2: ,ln Ann Mann, ,loan yQ'l'Illll0llQ'll. Marion l ralina1ln. Row 3: Ann fLCIllll4'., Lucille Pnllutta, ti1Il'Illl?ll2l Uiannanlonio. Rim l: Pal Kc-nny. llarhara liozza, and Marie Trabulsi. I l Q u 1 1 I S1 6' 3 3' gl' 1' f X Row l: J. Bergamo. J. Me-Kittriek. J. Eekert. Row 2: V. Levitt. J. Hartmann. S. Bergstrom, D. Hughes. R. Astbury. C. Gerth G. Azzolini. l.. Grant. C. layne. D. Krinitz. T. Lo Proto. A. S. Miehaud. C. Haase. L. Davidson. D. Kohl, S. Krahmer, J Cirone. J. Jones. D. James, N. Wood. D. Hohnallel. J. Wylilirn,. Laper. L. Robins. L. Nebolsine. ll. MeCahe. C. Root. Row 6: lf. Lee. M. Gregg. E. Sherman. J. Gilbert. J. Antola, S. Strauss. Y. Mingle. M. Buekwalter. J. Diss. J. Jones. D. Baum, J. V. Vogel. C. Gismond. E. Grzmiek. ll. Et-klioll. C. Stinipson. 0'Grady, I. Erianne. P. Greene. M. Auerbach. J. Kelly. S. Barth ll. Cormora. D. Wittmann. Ron Il: J. Jaeger. ll. Jones. L. Stipo, B. Gorman, J. Ruggerio, A. Newman. D. Moore. L. Drexler K. l rie4l. J. Meyer. ll. lloenelt. R. Hirseh. J. Ramsey. l'. Oren. M. Murken. M. Mosher, B. Lo Hue. P. Dawson. S. Hulst, C J. Gregg. L. Barth. S. Moran. ll. Ellis. M. Evans. K. Sharp. Otto. P. Woccllert. S. Dyhwad. Row 7: L. W'ineburgh. ll .Haase. liow -l: l. Sarieh. l'. lless. C. Cavaliere. A. Alhanese. A. Wal- J. Tiernan. D. Calleton, L. Casbar. C. WiIISlllW. J. Gilbertson. lace. L. llelmer. J. Cartlell. W. Wells. J. Johnston. T. lerardi, L. Swenson. N. Darling. E. Lyons. J. Miller. J. Kean. M. Stone D. Evans. G. Dosher. D. J. llusen. ll. Jaelunan. M. lfratinarclo. C. Hair. Row 3: H. Vollmann, G. Christmas. C. Keating. B K. Dunlap. M. Winter. Row 5: l. Moss, M. Klopp, L. Hepple- Levine, C. Klein, L. Silber. while. L. Mueller. D. Gasser. S. Dawson. C. Grant. D. Klauser. MIXED CHOIR The ehoir, the largest of the voeal organizations, is the back- hone of the voeal musie programs. lt is eomposetl ol' boys and girls seleeteml for their musieal ability. They sing for the love ol' singing anal heeause they enjoy entertaining others. The choir is eomluetetl hy Mr. Frankliii Neil. The group participated in the sehool 'l'hanksgiving and Christmas eoneerts. the f'0lllIllllIlity Christmas program. anml the Spring Convert. An operetta is pre- sented on alternate years. Mueh of the talent for the smaller singing groups of the sehool is elrawn from the choir. l'resiflent ,................. .......... D orothy Baum Vive l'resirlenI ......... ................ C intly Willslow Seerelury ............... .........,................. l 'atsy Dawson .-tzluisor ........ ........ N lr. G. Franklin Neil ' WEB -1 F Wnif I Rm llt '14 :le Row I John BlI'gll'll0 Rnh nv v 1 n UIIIO. ,lov RllQ.,f,1I'l0 oe M1 Nt r R0 f r we nn no ulm Wy nun R uw 7 Ronny s n IN 4 u n n Ieralr4li, A Nmwn R 1 ull: ne nu lie I g lmnl, Dum' n v Uh I eorg.,e Cole m us I Q- Ifusb r th lr lf Ill g, Hn ll: N ullm mn llolr In w x 1 orm m I1 QB ugln N ull N 1 ll and Ronnie Zi BOY? CLEE CLUB Q n - 1 is 1'0lllb0N1l of -amor nf' n N inging f ul ll umm - N In-1-In-s w Ill :nun-f ilu sf I0 1 ' ' mel ilu 1UlllllllllllfN In pntulpll x, D I1ll4X1lll 4lllllllg,1Ill fluml S1 ll 1 99 0 57 M 1 .... . A., M.. 'fl ,jei . . . ii s 'x if MARCHINC BAND CONCERT BAND an I: 'I'e'1I1Iv ,lau'uIvfmi. 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Row 2: .lim Wallace. Shirley Moran. Dorothy Ernst. .lean Ernst. Althea W'allace. Nancy Parnes, .loc Meyer, Kris Bergstrom, llave Colbert. Vicki Levitt, Barbara Jackman, Sue Richman. Dot Krinitz. Paul Burrowes. Row 3: Larry Linford, lvclton We'lls. Robert Cotto, Winrlizp Lyons, Linda Robins, Bob Meegan. Ronnie Zink, Ray Stupenski. .ludy Kelly, Charlie Keating. Michael Friedman, ,lon Zubin, Tommy Parsons, Bob Levine. Sheila Barth. Laurie Davidson, Rodney Schuller. Edward Maiuro. ORCHE TR f The orchestra, under the baton of Mr. Edward Sll'0llq provitlcs an opportunity for L.H.S.,s instru- lllt'HlilllHlS to gain cxpcricncc in playing with others. ,. . . . Ihc orchcstra plays for assctnbllcs, the Senior Play, thc 'llhanksgiving and Christmas programs, and Com- lncncclncnt. ln the spring the orchestra presents its annual Spring llonccrt. Prvsulvnt .............. Sf'cr4'lnry ........ Librarian ........... f1lil'iS0l' ........... .......Althea Wallacte ........ludith McKittrick .............Sheila Barth Mr. Edward Stroh 109 ,W 1 W ' ! 1,117 f fl! , 9 W fwfff 44 iffy, aiu , .uufjah hladliffg 'dh xg ' 6 s 1 1 a -., ' -. ANMQ --,,4 X ...A .. . .,,,, I hifi J Q A an 1 wh., 'xv x,...1 A 1' ',. -....,,, 9 as 5 Q fl 'f I I K f s ' 1 in I' I 2: P k 1 4'-1' 1 P. ...S N X X i x vw-:ga 'i.,, .vp -s Wa, xv 3? gs. 91 i rf an Xa Nw 'gtg-y-,.... 1 K 4 .. ' ' T3 fi V ' X' x ' x 4 2 :Aw w , - .... sqm- ss-s if . i r af' fi ips., ss!-,i K I Q TR! , NVX TR- W. L 1 x S it X, L ..,i,:5clN +-.. R 'W-'I r 135.3- - L . - ' ' L ' . s sv L f - t in :Q , - , , . y 1 L , X: Y x so T, .T T ' - ff-Mg -. - X Q , ,tie-ai W f Qs,.s,-. A fs-at . - QRS-l l, ii' .Q M ' go Y N ' ' KA X ex, fi-vas--.5f.,. Q Ri 'I K -:X X, LW Nr- , . , ss ., 3 ff Q -i sr , , , v .1 s in . , .. K Q K X p is f, K , r 0 - 4 ,I nf silk is X A lf L K u-C' -'sf .V ai' , Q ., N M f is tg- --Q... K .- -f .... X x ist - X -.-W1 - . X. Q S- 2 - ,, ns, ,W -5 R-f , , K - :go as vg.4i-,1 v ' K . ' - --X 1 L 4' if pst on -'sir' . f, q ' ' .. . A , V X X .X V N R Q K . Q . K X-X A .2 t X x.. .ez -s u -, - pi i ,, , sqg, 3 ,tit 5 . - ' . 1. fi' 'A .- V 4 . 4 . K 4 txi L, X k,X: , 1 '. ml 1-.sg 1 l gf L-1 W Ni ' T n 1 5 A -. jx gs A Q, . . 1. K' K I s - X - -- . T L T X :Y --s,,,f,gkgx,y'aL -NE ' . ' E, ,sggiis ww .sa-a Nuney Smith, Tim Bodman. Virginia Azzolini, Nat DiCaelano, Joan Fiseher, and Williairll Van Heertum. RECREATIO COMMITTEE The purpose of this group, eomposed ol' four seniors and two juniors, is to fill in any vaeaneies in the aetivity program of the sehool. They eooperate with the loeal Reereation Commission and various eluhs in order to promote well- rounded prograuns for the students. This year they sponsored a Halloween Barn Dance and other activities. Studenl Chairman ......... ...... N Villie Van Heertum .-Idvisor ............................. .......... N lr. David Jones 'Ill In front: Richard Klink and Bruce Van Heertum. Row 1: Paul Ammon. John Hermann, Ronnie Tomascini. Steve Nemecek. Walter Parkyn, Fred Sander. Bob Cotto. Richard Bihler. Mr. Noll. Joe Delesio, John Eckert. Andy Puller. Peter Dybwad, John Bergamo, Dominick Vallese. Row 2: Dick Hughes, ,lon Bogert. Ronnie Zink, Ben Cascio, Charles Johannan. Ed Kenny, Donald Van Dyke. Gary Van Dyke. Rett Oren. Butch Caulton, Luke Cashar, Ri:-hop liuckle. Row 3: Rob Girvan, George Mann. Lyle Gilbertson. Gordon Swenson, Scott Petersen, Ron Turecki, .Ion Zubin, Ken Keenan, Roger Polla, Harry Mints. Larry Linford. Bob Sands. Ronnie Van Heertum. Row 4: Jack Kovac, Richard Toaldo, Willy Van Heeertum. George Coleman. Rob Stanton, George Formoe, Ed Rytter, Bill Wallin, Holy Vaka. Nat Diliaetano, Charles Gcrth, and Charles Murkoli. FIRE SQUAD There goes that hell again! lt's a fire drill. The boys of the Fire Squad are heading for their stations at exits and fire apparatus. and for guard duty in the halls of L.H.S. The Fire Squad is an organization of junior and senior hoys whose duty it is to see that the students leave the building quickly and orderly during a fire drill. Fire Chief ................................. ..................... R ichard Klink Assistant Fire Chief .......... ........ B ruce Van Hccrtum Advisor ...........................,........ ........................... N lr. Noll 'I'l2 ' . Q rf . - - . W 2 X.,- 1 vc' K '. Q his X f x 'h K. . x . - S. -f 9 . -L 'a +3 N ,g : . 'Q Qu if X N .g A D . . '31 N xx x N ' X X -1 nr I 5' P. X K T .iii XX , XJ :,?,iI ':, 'Qk'x:f xx : A.. I n X i AX 1 'gl ' ' Q N 4' X s J' I E 5 W '. N 2 4 wg , 4 E x Wmsi' fr 'N' ' - A Qs, . D ' ji. K A x . f . - :xg y. xx '- ' ' ' Eff 1 X X , ' X ,Q ' 'f el ' A Q , ' my :ki J' f gs' e R N: .S ' . f if ' Q Qi' f f ' I . Q mas 'Iv' ' N! f x XT x ww Q L ,gf 'K ' f M,y.g?AVT,5x ' ,QQ my iw wx. .X ,Q .V S . ,X XA v Y s X N X x SVGQXX . - fx Li mm-x . Y, H m ' V g- S. x 1 1. X. NF LV Wh 0 Pg Q .,2,,,....v-bo-- 2 A 3 5 M ,J xy-fi ? !,.f' 5 11.5 'Q E5g5'gLgg,.:1,w1Q ww 'W . ., . .'-'iff RW 5 5-jyEf?Vi'Q .. .of Q. :Qi gi b V - sslgzg Q-X. T ' !7 w512-' 181535373 iff.. gb, 'iiffhxw 1 1, c, A H s 6 Q 'ci' Y K x ' ff ' Q' K N .... Q ii Q 1 ,A fig R in 'T 'f : wk TW . - 2 2, 1 Q' m xi M- J if X f 3 ,K .XJ K 1 f -iffifn ' W far' '. S . ml 'i zgaxfs e' . A .. f .. Q Q if . . .NV wx X tj . .. 5 35351 . f -1 .V X Ns, em 'OF 9 Fm 'Qs y- p E QX if Q My --. I N N- -. K, Ne, N. .XX-. Mr. 'l'hornIun, .loan l iM'iltfl'.. Mr. Uliw, liarhara Trapp. Na! liiliiltqilllll. Mira liraggvr, AI Gior- dano. Mr. Jones, Dominick Valli-sv, and Mr. Noll. ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO In lhmf full of cavh ya-'lr lhv Nlhl llll'IlllH'l'!4ili J. Profits iron z ' A ' 4-lic ASS0l'iilli0ll hollis its animal cirivv for 'z 'a .' A ' '- - - s 4-nahlv lhc' .Mh- I I ith mi :nu it w HIOIIN lthlm tu um nl lvtu' ASSUVIZIIIOII to punch 1-4 fquipnnnt for :nh nnnn nl mel x n-lh -p il- . . . .-.-. - A 4 . ' ' 'L 'a 1 4 . 0' 5 ami pay ihu-s lo thc' Stats' Assm-ializm and thc- N.N.,l.l.l,. Sinn- Ihv lll1'lliill'l'Fililb il-vs incl lin gm uuipls do not mow! lhl tot li Qxpmn 4 Ih1 lion i ll on niakvs up the dc-ficit. ' 1 ' ' sw. ' aw 1' l'ililli'Alii l,l'l'Silll'lll ........................ .......... N at Diilae-lanu Vim' 1'r1'si1l1'nl .......... ......... I iarhara Trapp Svvrvfllry .............. ................. loan Fisvhvr 'I' 1 ' 1 -Xl 1 'I- rcasurf r ..................,,...............................,.,... .. .................... ,lou ann ,-lssisiant Trlfasurvr ........,.................................... l,0lllilli1'k Yallvsv tilll'iSOTS ..........., ,... ........ N I r. .lohn Noll, Miss Fraln'4-ra Hrzigggew. Mr. Slanlvy Thornton . 0 I Row 1: Philip Lo Bue, Ray Rogers. George Mann, Bob Sands, Richard Klink, Ronnie Tomasini, Charlie Gerth, Nat lJiGaetano. Willy Yan Heertum, Wallter Parkyn, Ed Rytter, Fred l'intz. Row 2: Ted Jacobson. Ken Keenen, Charlie Johannen. Tony Terranova. Bill Garnwright, Harry Mints, Bishop Buckle. Bob Taka, Bruce Van Heertnm., Ronnie Turecki, Tim Bodman. Paul Rose, Bob Hilgen, Howard Black, jeff Turecki. Row 3: Mr. Mottola Go, Charlie, all the way! Running with the ball: Charlie Gerth. .1 ,.4.'-:',- A. 4. Steve juneker, Steve Nemecek, Joe Poletti. Gil Raposo, Tony Giannanlonio, Luke Gashar, Bill Fitch, Phil Col- bert, ,lim Johnston. Richard Bihler. Roger Haenelt, Allen Garney, Greg Gallagher, Don Reiman, Gary Giordano.. John Longo, John Bergamo, Duncan Evans, Leonard Miller. Row -I-: .lon Bogart. Dick Hughes. Roy Ostrum, John Riddle. Ben Gascio, Steve Bergstrom, Mr. Thorn- ton, and Mr. Young. , Q s ' ,B C .gf H, 4' sf-W . .rt W- . el.,-an MR: pl gg? an 'p ,ms s. ,J Q 1... 'asjf-',f' 4.3, ,L ii: .E 4 MY'-W url., A , 4- -. ' Q . ' fi, 1?-?'xL..w. tsl. .sv , E . thx Q K I Victory! Ronnie Tomasini, Nat Di- Gaetano, and Willy Van Heertum. FUOTB LL Hampered by crippling injuries to many key players, the Leonia gridiron squad ran into a bit of rough going this season. The team had a core of veterans including eo-eaptains Nat DiGaetano and Charlie Gerth, Willy Van Heertum, Walt Parkyn, Bruce Van Heertnm, Ron Toma- sini, and Dick Klink. Ross M0ttola's club lacked the depth of its larger opponents, however, the Lions did turn in some fine performances, notably the vietory over Lodi. Several players, DiGaetano, Gerth, Bruce Van Heertum and Ron Tureeki received All-League mention. C0-Captains ....................................... Charles Gerth, Nat DiGaetano Head Coach ........................................................................ Mr. Ross Nlottola Ass't. Coaches ...... Mr. Stanley Thornton, Mr. Vernon Young Head Manager ..................................................................... Steve Bergstrom Rem I: Holi Sands. Tim llmlmun, Rirliie- 'l'mililn. ,Inc lit'lHl01'S. Rivliiv Row. llllilljll llc-ln-rling. Kms 2: ,lolm Sul:-ri Nirk lluglu-s, llolv Ynlxu. Larry llolnws. livin- U'Nn-il. llirk N rm-luml. liill Wallin, anal Cliuvk U1-rnmin. VAR ITY BJVKETB LL V4 A Vl'l1'l'ilIl wigs' squgul. 1'Allbl2llll4'll lay liivll Tu- zlltlo mul i'0au'l14'1l by Nlr. Kvll llvlwrling. up- p1'ui'1-el to lluw- hlllllxl'll ull ilu- 1-1-llair 1l1llllI'lllIlh W'llll'll lvlalyjllvll lust uint:-r's ilQ1gl'1':,IillllDIl. Twp lll'l'l.0l'lllAllll'1'Q xwrm- turnwl in lay Cillilillll 'l'mil1lo, Rivlliv Ross. ,lov llviilluvs, hurry llolmvf. Dick wvI'4'4'l2lll4l. livin- U'N1-ill mul Holi Yillxil. ln luis first y1'2ll' .li lln' ln-lm. Wlr. lla-ln-rling prow-il llllllSt'll an wvll-llkml annul 1-llvvlivm' lvauli-r. Nw- vrail ul' ilu' lmvs. nolnlnlv lhpial llivliim- Russ, lillllllil lll4'lll5l'lYt'S in line' lim' llllhl-SPSISUII XINAIIWIS .lump Bull. if 6, 593' :IB 1-.... D I-H elm J' 'X W2 sul WRESTLING ln his second svuson ut thc- livlnl. vouch Stun Thornton headed ll vvtvran squad lcd lry Nut Di- flllCl2ll'l0. Co-Captains wore' Slvvv Nvlinww-k and llolw Girvan. Other tor Ill3lllll'll inf-lndvd ilu' Van Dvkq- l N - . brothers, Don und Garry. l.ou Ponsi, ,lon Bogvrt., Holi Hilgcn, Gone Jorlnan, Willy Van llc-crtuni, llavv Blood Howie Black, and ,l0llIl l'lvlu'rt. 'l'ln' Lions' 7 prune ohJ0ct1vc was to rf-vapliirv the lvugnv crown which thvy held in five of the Inst svvcn yours. Row 1: Louis Ponsi. Gene Jormun, Howard Blau-k, Cary Van llylw. Gil Raiposo. lion Yun Dyke. David Blood, John Eckert. Row 2: Bob Cirvan. Steve Noni:-wk. Jon Bog:-rl. ,lov Polilti. Coach Thornton, Bill Fitch. Bob Hilgen, Willy Van Heerlum, and Nail llilluetzlno. AIQQiqaQnQuQupqunnQlualun rr' 41:11, PHIL' ' it A v ar -- 'Q I LMQ 'QGLNV SUNJ K E bn! .X n 5-, S E +1 i A UQ? 259 A if Qkun- Team 1956, Row l: Bob Sands. Tony Terranova, Ken Keenan, Andy Puller, Charles Johannen, Eric Gossman. Willy Van Heertum, Bob Gorman, Bob Vaka, Coach Dumansky. Row 2: John Paul. John Suter, Dick Christensen. Bill Davidson. Bill Wallin. Al Giordano. Richard Jaeckel. .lay Celentano, George Miller, Bob Rathman, Harry Walpole, Vinnie Bongiovanni, and Ronnie Turecki. BASEBALL Bolstered by the return of five regulars of last year's club, eoach John llnnianslcy's baseball nine hopes to move into the N.N..l.l.L.,s first division this season. The veteran infield will in- clude co-captains Al Giordano and Bill Wallin, as well as Ron 'llurecki and Andy Puller. Eric 1108:-tlllilll., Bob Gorman. Kenny Keenan and Dom Valli-sc will handle the pitching chores. Uthcr niainstays Hgurc to be Hank Lewandow- ski, Willy Van llecrtuni, Tony Tcrranova, and Bob Sands. 0 C v--M..-QM. .,,,-.,.,,., -.-..--- ,.,,,.,,.,' V--.-. .. ......-... .srgf . f...m.. ' W 5 I 'PC :if v If' 3' S fp W ' ggDNi' E fa fa- 49UJYf +14 'S 1 Gfwf , I M91 B . , X -'Tvs P -S was X l 5 X X- 51 Q X T me , - o -vu W , N be tl tu! Row 1: Mr. Mottola, George Coleman, .lohn Bergamo, Steve Nemeeek. Mike Shaw. Dave Goldberg, Dave Colbert, Larry Linford. Row 2: Scott Peterson. Pete Sager, Bob Meegan. Bishop Buckle, Ronnie Van Heertum, Erie Groon. Phil Colbert. Roger Pola, Ben Caseio. Row 3: John Zubin. Rett Oren, Jordan Pola. Bill Sehmidl. Stanley Peterson. Dick Calleton. john Riddle, Dirk Frank, Dennis Cragen, Rudy Sehmizer. Row 4: Gerald Christmas, Tom Parsons. John Wyburn, Joe Ruggiero, Ronald Asterbury, Basil Hickey, Dan Moore, and Hunt SPIKED SHORE CLUB The Spiked Shoe Club, composed of members of the 'llraek and Cross Country teams, was organized to promote and maintain an interest in traek. Xvith the money earned from the sale of football programs and other various sources, teams are sent to numerous relays and large meets, and needed equipment is bought. Crifliths. President .............................. .......... D ave Colbert Secretary-Treasurer ......... .............. l .arry Linford Advisor .................................. ....... IN lr. Ross Mottola CRGSS COUNTRY , ,gi 'l'be young sport of Cross Country has enjoyed a tremendous up-swing at Leonia. This year's teanl beeame a power in the N.N.,l.l.L.. eapturing fourth place in the League and fifth plaee in the County. Sparkeal by its five lettermen, captain Dave Colbert, Pirie Groon, Mike Shaw, Roger Pola, and Dan Moore, Leonia fin- ished with a five and two record in dual and triangular meets. These and many other reeords stand as a monument to the determination of lieoniais harriers. yeast. ni ,P Standing: llave Colbert. Row l: Mike Shaw, ,lim De Petrillo. Bill Sflilllitll, Stanley Peterson. Row 2: Roger Pola. lliek Calletnn. Erie Croon. John Zubiu. Row 3: Jordan Pola. and Tom Marks. 5 . Nt ,ext X fx-R 1.4 is s 'ffl'-as ,-eff i ... B is a.,.j'Q' A we S is IWIQ X f TRACK 5 5 x f 1 ill Ccfil'i This yr-ar's track squad. voavlivd by Mr. Ross Mot- X-C fs tola, is looking forward to a svason vqually as success- X li ful as Ihosv vnjoyvd in thc' past. Again, aided by , , X 2 nionvy raisvd by the Spikvd Shoo Club, a vontingvnt W l l ' ' ' will bv sm-nt lo l'vnn, Long Branch and olhvr relays. 5 Rvlnrning this your in hopes ol' rvwriting the rec- ff ord books will bc vaptain Daw' Colbvrt, Eric Groon, Nat Dillavlano, Phil Colbert. Hott Urcn, Larry Lin- ford, Stvvv Norm-cc-k, Miko Shaw, Dave Goldberg, C1-orgo Cillflllilll, and Charlie' Gvrth. Promising now- conn-rs appvar to nialu- thc' aggrvgalo one of the best ' ' L4-onia tvanis ovvr producod. Row l: Coach Mottola. llavid llolbcri, Larry Linlord. Steve Nenlocola. Vllilliam Cnirrop, Michael Shaw, Charlie Ge-rth. Row 2: David Goldberg. llishop Buckle, Danny Moore-. Row 3: Nat Dillam-Kano. Ron Van He-Q-rlum, Scott Peterson. Jon Zubin, Hill Sm-lnnidl, Rell Crcn. Eric Groon, John Riddle, and Bob Mecgan. 1s1ARigg .1 vu .' 4 1 07'-V Q 7: .lu llms I : lllilfil l':ly nv. lmis Bl'll1'l'lli. 'llnrgiv llranly . rupluin: lrvm- SlIl'il'll, m tlia' .l0l14's. lion LZ .l1lllll't' ,lm-gor, Vinny l,1lN50ll. Nllll4'y Slllilll,1lll1lliilllly' W I nu 'n-I4 .L- V1 vuplain: ,lunirv .lair-ge-r. Jurlir' Join-s. Ron 2: l':llsy I,1lVNS0lI, NLlIl1'f' Smith. Yulvriv Mingle-. Cindy wvillhlllY4.illl1l Kristin ll:-rgflrmml. 9 P5 VAR ITY CHEERLEADER ii xx'll1'lll1'l' l,.lI.S. wvrv winninr or llitilllh, Imrlwl thc' varsity I4-anus with pvp 1 wniurs illlll thrvc juniors wvnt all Ol xml 1'lIlllllSiilSlll. This ylvul'-s squuel of svvvn it during liooilmll anal buskvtlmll sc-zismis '- Q i 't llifh and to rvmiml thc ICHIIIS that lmoniu High was ln-- lo luwp mhool .p ll g., himl the-m il in hell vinw ilu' tvzuns to ilill1'!4l' loyal lA'0Ilii'lll!i pluyml an imporlunl pa' I , vivtory. 124 Rum l: lr:-nv Sairivh. Luis lil'lII'l'lll. Margie' llrafly. H 'S' xr 'Q f 14. K fl Q Q, my ,K is x X. o , A ld ni ll d 5, if sfigi 2..M, ' xf' ,,-4 , 5 HJ A 1 MX Sv 9 '3 959 9 3 'Q K W an 9949, A '-ek? ,of , I 'By NJ 5' BQ 2 Q 1 V.lV' , .- b 5 7, lx W l L x 1 ,. 1. 1 to to it tttt ,I - -,m,r.,,.i....?,,J,t , o s.....,t E E 3 TW sw., .-...,,.s... 3 X W s x .sm s---.5-..... Y.. 4 ' Y ,.,-' ,. A-M I 5 'Q- . .3-9s ' ' A 555' ,n , I n ff ',. : I: ,ll ...I , sv' ., gt Judy lhss. Milla llnlrcoclx. Bcttv Ellis, lrcnc Slll'll'll. Marilyn llill'll'llil. :tml .lalnic ,lal CIRLS9 I TRAMURAL 'l'hc girls' sports progruni in l,coniu lligh School is an full onc. 'l'hc progruni ollcrs thc following tcznn sports: socccr. hockcy. vollcyhull. hzlskcthull, and softball. By participating in thcsc sports an girl may uccuniulutc onc thousunfl points through ut- tcntlalncc us wcll us hcing an inclnhcr ol' li winning lt'1iIll. to carn thc fclt mul two thousznul points to curn thc chcnillc This is ai goal ol' ull sports cnthusiusts. 'l'hc sports program of thc cntirc school is orgunizctl hy thc Cirls' l,e-aulcrs llluh. From this club lIlllll1lg!,t'l'S arc choscn. schcrl- ulcs arc Ill2l1ll'. ilW'3lI'IlS arc givcn, and plzlylluys arc 2ll'l'ilIlg14'll. :lf 'Q . Q 1 ,Lf fsfu ..4 v g .' ' ll' x I NL . u .lx i PN' x A bl' x 'NJHA 'v . za-71N U' ' ZLTQQPQ' 5 '. Prcsidcnl ................. ................ ......,.. ..,...... C l 4 xcilc Nalulct l'icc Prcsirlcnt ....... ........ K ris Bi'l'g1Sll'0lll Sccrctary ....,.......... ...... N uncy Smith Trcasurcr ........ ....... 5 andy Coh- llistorian ,........ ............... l 'ut Fusco ,-lrlvisor ......... ........ ll liss Bruggcr ,h 'xx P 7' ' GV. ,f9 - ' g sif! :f -X. ' -migyts ,, , -.fl ef' QA 3' J y 9 lvl FU 'H if a 9' Q - JL! Y' A PM Ill W vi ZS ,am bf' LE EVENTS ji'-,..,. -5 . .Bs .fiwwf vw. ' Q 4 ., rg .Q r ' .,. K X , .aww , N.. - at , , - W . X K Q ,W .5 Q,m,.,g -5 --v. - 1 5. wg fs F A 5 . ip rgmete J .ggww 533237 ij. ,jg 1x. :,qw ,Aff K f UQ? J. R . 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H 5 M ' -'iigt -' 1 A . fc . nr. ' ' ills Lili Q3 ., , , . 13:5 .. my' , . ws? t . i .' g 'x. ' f R is -vt. . CANDIDATES FOR MISS LHS TROPHY 2' iii, Row 1: Kris Bergstrom, Sandy Cole, Cecile Naudet, .loan Fischer, Lois Bracchi, Pat Fusco, Patsy Dawson. Row 2: Judy Decker, Valerie Mingle, Irene Sarich, Claire Cavaliere, Shirley Moran, Janice Jaeger, Marilyn Ellis. Row 3: Polly Green, Penny Eckert, Nancy Frontera, Judy O,Grady. Row 4: Margaret Thomas, Kathy Dunlap, Linda Smith, and Kathy Sharp. MISS L. H. . Every year in December the Photography Club sponsors the Miss L.H.S. Dance, in order to crown Miss Leonia High School. The can- didates are selected by the student body from the ninth grade to the twelfth. Each grade nominates a certain number of girls who they think have the characteristics of a queen. She is to be an active school member, pretty and liked by all. She must have high ideals, and all the qualities which will best represent Leonia High. When the girls are chosen, the student body then votes for six of the twenty nominated. From these six, three are chosen. This year they were Kristin Bergstrom, Lois Bracchi, and Sandy Cole. The candidate with the highest number of votes is Miss L.H.S. Mr. Uniacke is thc only one who knows the winner until the queen is crowned, because he counts the final votes. The president of the Club announces Miss L.H.S. This year's Miss L.H.S., Kristin Bergstrom, has every quality re- quired for the honor. She is a perfect queen, an all-around girl, and MR. CHARLES UNIACKE deserves the UUC- M1 J Q If B, mx I9 CAREER 'flu' flllillilllvl' IJl'INll'IIll1'lll SIDOIIS , f -...W , . M y urs .1 funn: Um l'rngLra1m 1-an-h H-ur lu gnu' sluflvnts tlw opportunity lo lvurn ulmul vzllw-4-rs in Illlllll'l'UllS fh-l4ls. l':2ll'll slu- ulvnl vhoosvs Iwo l'ill'l'l'l'S in whivh hv or shv is llloslillla-r'vs1l1-el uml nu-1-is with Q 1 'PAR 'W A vxpvrls in thosv fields. 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'UNM' 4 f n 4 fo U18 4 2. .1 Tx if fhwr ' tg J :Lk 4. h ws. ,, . . X 1' I X ' ifklydq if 'Q sac :fre q I il, , ' n 1 s' .3 n ! ' Bivf' . i 1 X X, Z' 1 N X vxt'-J 5 .ala AD ISE .sf K 'E mm Ea! ?flAoAe5 L E O N I A Board of Education VINCENT A. CARBERRY, President CHARLES R. DAWSON, Vice Presidenf MARION BUCKWALTER JAMES S. KERN ELAINE GIRVAN DUDLEY MARTIN ALFRED O. JAECKEL WALTER PANGBURN ELSIE VAN ZANDT THOMAS HEMENWAY DOROTHY C. SLATER Secrefary Cusfodian of School Funds JOSEPH H. VOLLMER Superinfendenf of Schools 146 C omplimenfs of PALISADES PARK BOARD OF EDUCATION VINCENT LO LORDO President HAROLD E. TAYLOR Vice Presidenf JOHN P. CONNORS ALFRED B. JONES LOUIS D. DOTTI MRS. LORETTA LAMPE WILLIAM W. HEFFNER D. THOMAS TOSCANO THEODORE G. WRAGGE JOHN W. FUCHS D. J. MASTRANGELO Superinfendenf of Schools Secrefary MRS. AMELIA HACKETT JOSEPH M. ROTOLO Cusfodian Afiorney 'I47 I The Best Teacher and the Best Bank Harold Garnet said The Best Teacher is . . .the one who kindles the inner fire, arouses moral enthusiasm, inspires the student with a vision of what he may become and reveals the worth and permanency of moral and spiritual and cultural values. The Best Bank also aims to help you to get ahead and to get the most out of life. Your Community Bank will welcome the oppor- tunity to demonstrate why so many thousands of customers find it the best bank for serving all their banking needs. Cflhv Natinnzrl Bank nf Halinahvn lgark FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 148 LAWRENCE WHITE Larry A lale l'0lIl0l' lo the senior class from Levittown, Long Island, where his rec- ord was impressive: a member of the lrark, cross vountry, baseball. and football teams . . . volcd best dancer for Island Trees High School senior class. COLLEGE n 1 Complimenfs of 1 X! Zi Tl -I K -5 E THE STUDE T COUNCIL J IE RCE La, CQQEJ-NTS? :Z 50 L. OFFICERS President ........,...,.....,.......,...........,.....,,........ ...,.,..,... Vice President Secretary , ..,.........,..,.. Treasurer ........... Historian ....,...... Chaplain . ...... .. Paul Ammon Dave Blood Dick Chieco Dirk Christensen Charley Coen Peter Dyhwad Richard Ferrall Dick Frank Lyle Gilhertson Hob Cirvan Ralph Hellmod ,lolm Herrmann George Hess Herb Hill EONt Bob Schutz 4......,........,Scott Welch ...............Peter Mm-Cube John Paul .,..,....,..,.Paul Burrowes ...........,..Bob Gorman Richard Hipp .lack Kovac Bruce Kovacs Larry Linford Tony MacNeil Bob Meegan John Moberg Louis Moscowitz Ken Nakayama Steve Nemecek Rett Oren Walter Parkyn Scott Peterson Roger Pola ADVISORS Mr. James Almy Mr. William Law George Pratt Gil Raposo Fred Sander Mike Shaw John Suter Richard Toaldo Ron Turecki Donald Van Dyke Cary Van Dyke Ronnie Van Heertum Willy Van Heertum Richard Vreeland Jon Zubin OCS Complimenfs of fhe ATH LETIC ASSOCIATION of LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL Besf Wishes fo fhe Seniors DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN - LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Wgsawmomzs Us Complimenfs of X Z ,g - I re A , X N- ':-,' X X 2 Ii J 11:11 ' , .I ,Z N X 39191156 Pl-loToGnAm-nr cws C pl f C pl f ffh f ORCHESTRA 'I'I'IE SENIOR CABINET BEST WISHES NWN? ' cLA5s 'f'57 If F UT UREQF N URSEI AMERICA I . 'MW Congratulations Class of '57 Best Wishes for FUTURE success 'he Go Lo cl CLASS OF ' 57 from the , - Felicidade I de lc T R I - H I - Y ,i g Buenclventu i fs Cl THE Best Wishes to the A LA CLASE ass of '57 DE 1957 -AC ,, SPIKED SHOE CLUB AN-rf, SPANISH CLUB Y,.t..M: 9, l Best Wishes to the Complimenfs of Ihe C I cu s s o f ' 5 7 S A B R E S BOB DICK CHARLEY THE COMMERCIAL CLUB HOWDY TOE WW LYLE JOHN WALT THE BLUE NOTES Bob Co'H'o DON VAN DME PETE DYBWA9 PEI! I'I'CKBf :env ww Dyke To the WICKED SEENIORS from THE MISSING LINKS THE COUNTS Ron, John, Berg, and Bonge Compliments of A W , I . ENGLEWOOD - HACKENSACK - BERGEN MALL Compliments of The Members of THE LEONIA POLICE DEPARTMENT IGM DELTA GAMMA l First Row: Elaine Scholz, Barbara Dvorak, Dorothy Baum, Sandy Cole, Barbara Trapp, Ann Doremus, and Joan Hartmann. Second Row: Eleanor Sherman, Margaret Tatro, Diana Bertona. Arlene Scheiblich, Marianne Hubner, Carol Rose, Beverly Blauvelt, Cecilia Blalt, Winifred Montena. and Milla Babcock. Third Row: Marion Gregg, Peg Lange, Marilyn Parletta, and Harriet Nanos. Not In Picture: Cecile Naudet and Lois Bracchi. 155 f A SQ II I,1III.IIW!Z'ffA A Q! S GOOD LUCK I M I GEORGE MANN FRANK BIAMONTE AL ROVETTO RICH ROSS DON VESPIA KEN KEENAN CHARLIE .IOHANNEN BRUCE VAN HEERTUM 4' CLASS 5 xxx. xxII 'I,'I , I 3 p C N 3 17,f I f IM, I if TONY TERRANOVA BOB VAKA MIKE MULIERI BOB SANDS ED KENNY FRANK GIORDANO ANDY PULLER RONNIE VAN HEERTUM Dutch 00 N' Palisades Pork PM My Senior Girl Scouts avhx' .0 Cdwal , Troop 6 G 44 'www 3' -ww- direct sales personal service ori inal layou f Q 5' composition mechanicals halftone and line ne film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service 'packaging delivery Em? t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut stamford davis 4-9226 new york melrose 5-4112 fi fl f'3 3fydif5if?fiii ff? gb f-5 Qfi?fd'f7' Sign? CLASS OF '57 GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES from the CLASS OF '58 --.--.1 vliiif- ., QI 3 K... as l WHAT HUXLEY SAID ABOUT EDUCATION ALSO APPLIES TO SAVING MONEY Perhaps the most valuable result of all eflueation is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done. whether you like it or notf,-Thomas Henry Huxley Educate yourself to save money systematically early in life. You will always have a need for ready cash and financial security. Start being thrifty by opening an insured savings account this week at LEUNIA BANK and TRUST COMPANY Serving Leonia Sinve 1921 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congrafualfions Class of '57 BROAD AVE. PET SHOP H I L G E N I S Home of All Pef Needs 249 BROAD AVENUE Home Made Ice Cream and Fruit Ices PALISADES PARK, N. J. Chocolates and Candies Made On Premises Ice Cream Cakes For All Occasions 344 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. J. Telephone l.Eonia 4-9703 KlRCHNER'S DANCE STUDIO 198 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Classes in TAP - BALLET - JAZZ - BATON ROTOLO 81 SPADOLA, INC. BOYS AcRoBATics - SOCIAL DANCING Real Eslafe and Insurance Wlndsor 7-2134 119 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. SPOTLESS MARKETS, INC. Qualify Meals and Poulfry 474 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Telephone LEonia 4-1751 - 1752 O O O For Living and Giving 320 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Wlndsor 4-0098 DAVID L. COOPER Telephone LEonio 4-1076 LESSER'S DRUG STORE A. o. KRAusE, Reg. Ph. ir 326 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. J. MEIER 81 OELHAF CO., Inc Over Fifly Years General Marine Repair 179 CHRISTOPHER STREET NEW YORK 14, N. Y. Telephone WAtkins 4-9367 If no Answer - Leonia fN.J.l 4-0667 Lucktothe Class of '57 G A N N O N ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Phone LE 4-9796 G. Ahrendt, Prop. BANNER GROCERY Wines - Beers - Liquors 400 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. WI 7-I293 LEONIA, N. J. WHitney 5-4476 Mrs. George Bommert, Prop. Spinnerin - Nomotta Wool - Notions THE LITTLE KNIT SHOP Free Instructions 42 E. COLUMBIA AVE., PALISADES PARK, N. J. complamenfs of BETTE LOU STATIONERY 305 snow AVENUE LEONIA, N. J. Compliments of PARK .IEWELERS Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing 302 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. LEonia 4-1099 Compliments ol JOSEPH M. ROTOLO Wlndsor 4-6945 FACTORY OUTLET CO. Division of GENERAL wmoow co., INC. Compliments of PETER S. ROTOLO 242 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J LEonia 4-3967 Free Delivery ELY SAYS: Fine Footwear SERVICE is Our First Consideration THE ELY SHOE SHOP NIIKE'S FRUIT CENTER 270 BROAD AVENUE PAUSDES PARK, N. J. Fancy Fruits, Vegetables, ltalian Groceries, Frozen Foods Fruit Baskets Our Specialty 322 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. fc Yi. -ig-fsrxci lEon1a 4-1446 lE0hi0 4-9700 BETTY LEE DRUG STORE SPEAR! 8- Fl-AVIN Prucri Hom lor Qualify Greefing Cards P Toys - Sfalionery 306 BROAD AVENUE PAUSADES PARK, N. J. 329 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N .1 l.EonIa 4-3669 Phone l.Eoina 4-3641 H E T S H O P BROAD SHOE REPAIR T E CR 5 328 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA N J Wearing Apparel for Ladies and Men ' 299 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N Ph WI d 4-0511 FRANCES SCHNEIDER ' ' RICHARD G. OELLERS Greeling Cards - Steiff Animals Life and General Insurance 343 BROAD AVENUE l.Eonia 4-6543 352 mc-Hwooo AVE. LEONIA, N. J Wlndsor 4-9447 Telephone DI 2-6241 THE WISHING WELI. RIDGEFIELD PARK PRESS Card and Gill Shop Prmlers ol lhe LEONIAN ARTHUR A. PETERSEN 11 MT. VERNON ST., RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. J. 204 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N J FOUR FORTY CLUB 440 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Compliments of THE TOALDO BROS. Gino and Libero .954 ezwelknoe... in design craftsmanship and quslity RINGS PINS MEOALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUE! YIOPHIES JIWILIRS IDR YOUR CLASS RINGS MANUIACUUIING IIWIIIIS IIIHSIS 8 lIlllSI N95 EASTERN OUTBOARD PARTS CORP. Evinrude Paris Disfribufor SALES - SERVICE 407 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Phone: Windsor 7-0600 Evinrude Quiet Outboard Motors BOATS, SUPPLIES Poh ne LEonia 4-2792 DARLING'S FLOWER SHOP AL NICKL, Prop. 332 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PAR K, N. J. Complimenfs of C O L L E G I A T E CAP 81 GOWN CO. 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I, N. Y. Besfof Luck Io the Graduating Class of 1957 TAFFARO TRUCKING CO 509 - 5'lsI STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Telephone LEonia 4-3315 DAY-LITE BAKERY Orders Taken For Special Occasions 354 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N .lACK'S SWEET SHOPPE Where Good Friends Meet 50 E. COLUMBIA AVE., PALISADES PARK, N. J. WH 5-9722 Good Luck Io the Class of 1957 ANN - DELL EMB. CO. 500 CLIFF STREET FAIRVIEW, N. J. BesIofLuck Class of '57 ANN'S MENDING CO. 'I2'I4 HUDSON BOULEVARD UNION CITY, N. J. For More Arfisiry In Flowers HARRINGTON FLOWERS Phone Wlndsor 4-6321 333 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. J T65 BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '57 Cpl f B. 84 A. EMBROIDERY CO 465 CLIFF STREET FAIRVIEW, N. J. WHi1ney 3-75 2 BRUNO O S ,Q-X M N-- sv I .. .I . LEonia 4-0630 FRANK .IAKOBS Cabinet Maker, Carpenter Specializing in Kitchen Cabinets - Millwork Formica Tops 320 SECOND STREET PALISADES PARK, N. J. Shop: 113 Union Street h .QQSEIT fb A R D L E R 424 BROAD AVENUE LEQNIA, N. J. LEonia 4-1508 B. 81 H. MUSIC CO. E. DANESE - S. ZITMAN Musical Instruments and Instruction Records - Sheet Music 202 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Another Gift From SMlTH'S Gifts, Figurines, Greeting Cards, Syroco Clocks and Sconces .I. A. SMITH 221 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J l.Eonia 4-7002 - 7003 .lASON'S Office Supply 8. Equipment Co. Printers - Office Equipment - Stationers 217 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Compliments of MASET EMBROIDERY CO. 588 - 54th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. AMERICO MASET UNion 7-8518 Q? s . N. ' .. X QQ ef? 3 im l.Eonic 4-3550 We Deliver F I. Q R A ' S HELMER BROS., IIIC. Shoes and Hosiery Finest in Foods, Wines, liquors, Beers 331 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. J' 426 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. J. HOME CENTER FOR Sealed Country Fresh Milk Building supplies P M Fuel Oil ASCHOFF s. soNs, mc. T O M D ' C K S 0 N General Electric Oil Burners DiSfl'ibUl0l' of SALES and SERWCE Port Murray Products Lumber - Fuel Oil - Millwork I24 EAST PALISADES BLVD. 333 COMMERCIAL AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. PALISADES PARK, N. J. Windsor 4-9355 LEODIG 4-1176 A Salute To Our WH 54451 ESQUIRE EMBROIDERY CO. Manufacturers ol Embroideries, laces, Novelties JOHN M' MALKIN 483 CLIFF STREET FAIRVIEW, N. J FUTURE LEADERS CECE'S GULF STATION Complimonis of SANDER'S DAIRY ROUTE 6 40 . FORT LEE, NEW JERSEY W HARWOOD TERRACE PALISADES PARK, N. J. LEonia 4-9013 Phone UNion 7-5222 0 S BRUNO F. HALLBAUER Special Discounts On All Records AUTO RADIO REPAIRS 8: SON Swiss Embroideries and Laces T V C I' I N I C IN LEONIA 6529 HUDSON BLVD. A, 66'h sheet 380 Broad Avenue WI. 4-1199 NORTH BERGEN, N. J. SIEGFRIED MOTORS Volkswagen sms and ssnvics 450 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Wlndsor 4-8556 F. SILVA PRINTING Commercial and Social 208 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. LEonia 4-3913 ENglewood 4-5080 COTTAGE SHOPS REGAN'S PURE FOOD BAKERS 9W G' PAUSADE AVENUE 54 5. PAusAoE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. WEST ENGLEWOOD- N- 1- MOrsemere 6-4735 ARTHUR'S BEAUTY SALON ARTHUR MAZZOLA 124 E. COLUMBIA AVE., PALISADES PARK, N. J. HOEBEL FLORIST ROUTE 46 FORT LEE, NEW JERSEY BARBARA LEE SHOPS ladies' Apparel 1440 The Palzo, Wes? Englewood, N. J. - TEanecIc 7-3630 260 Broad Ave., Palisades Park, N. J. - WI 4-3345 Open Friday 'til 9 P,M. Formerly al 462 Broad Ave., Palisades Park TWIN UPHOLSTERERS Now Localed al 313 W. PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J LOweIl 7-3330 TEEN HAVEN OF ENGLEWOOD 2 EAST PALISADE AVE. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. .l. 8. J. LAUNDERERS 81 CLEANERS, Inc. 245 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. PRESTIGE LACE 84 EMBROIDERY CO. 215 WEST 40th STREET NEW YORK 18, N. Y. LEonia 4-9822 PARK DELICATESSEN RAY KAMINSKI, Prop. BAR-B-Q CHICKENS HOMEMADE SALADS - COOKED MEATS 413 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. ENglewood 3-4910 THE LAUNDRESS Qualify Launclerers and Dry Cleaners JOHN ZULLI 554 GRAND AVENUE ENGLEW OD, N. J. WHitney 3-5166 KARADONTES FLORIST New Ullramodern Shop al GRAND 81 W. RUBY AVES., PALISADES PARK, N. J. O LOTS OF LUCK Complimenfs of HERMAN MlTlER RUDOl.PH'S LUNCHEONETTE Bes1 Hamburgers In Town 313 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. HOMELAND CLOTHIERS Men's and Boy's Clothing Tuxedo Reniclls Cusfom Made Clofhing 36 WEST PALISADE AVENUE ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Specializing PALM BEACH PROM COATS Complimenls of RlCl'lTER'S PHARMACY Phone LEonia 4-0863 301 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. LEonia 4-3196 Joseph Zayak, SIEVERS DELICATESSEN Beer - Wines - Liquors - Frosied Foods 247 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, Prop N. J Wlndsor 4-9676 W A I. T E R S ' Home Made Ice Cream and Candies 337 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. LE 4 6789 LE 4 1952 RODOR CO., INC. MOORE'S HARDWARE CITIES SERVICE STATION Builders and Home Hardware 319 GRAND AVENUE PALISADES PARK N J 335 BROAD AVENUE I-EONIA N J Complimenfs of CINDY-LOU EMB. CO. 6709 ADAM STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of JOHN RUSSMAN Safe - Dependable - Economical T TOBLER 81 HOEING, Inc. 415 - 39'h STREET School Bus Transportation UNION CITY, N. J. G A R D N E R ' S Wish The Besf Of Everything ToAll THE GRADUATES S fs I.EonIa 4-4455 Free Deliver .IONATI'IAN'S INC. Y Free Delivery Service lionio 4-8725 IF IT GROWS - WE HAVE IT Liquor - Fishing Tackle - Hobbies Slarionery - Toys - Greeling Cards SUNNY VIEW FRUIT MARKET 341 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Complimenis of IDA S. and ALFRED H. THOMPSON WHitney 3-6740 Res.: WHitney 5-4412 DUNN MOTOR SALES CO. Bergen Counfy's Oldesf Ford Dealer R 0 S S A G E N C Y Real Esfafe and Insurance 22 E. COLUMBIA AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. I8 ROFF AVENUE WHHMY 5-4,74 PALISADES PARK, N. J. usonaa 4-7293 s. LUNARDQNI, Mgr. L I N O - C R A F T THE HOME OF FINE FLOOR COVERINGS Linoleum . . . Broadloom . . . Tile Armstrong . . . Congoleum-Nairn . . . Gulisfan . . . Magee 133 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. WHIlney3-5397 FRED'S MARKET COLUMBIA LIQUOR STORE coNLoN and MEEGAN umm 7-4629 YW, ,,,o,,,, win, and Uqum 7829 BERGENLINE Noam senoeu For all your Beverages . . . STEVEN GABRIEL mania 4-1578 100 E. COLUMBIA AVE. PALISADES PARK, N. J. 323 BROAD AVENUE PAI-ISADES PARK, N- J. Complimenfs of APEDA STUDIOS ir 212 WEST 48th STREET NEW YORK CITY 174 Neat Navy rank and Adri .lthea Garfs S-t-r-e-t-c-h ong Live Elvis and Perry 'win Sweaters from 203 hubs .ose and Nick .onnie Z. and Pat J. ran and Marty .B.N.L.'S .GWANS afeteria oogie .lbright's Attic The Aces untie Bert untie Alice errie and Sev Er. Law lr. and Mrs. C. Suter randfather's Compliments .S.S. Salem AVY 482-33-62 llly and Nick dri, Dee and Sue, Twirlers hyllis and Frank fStinkyl orm and Sue eat Cliffside Iarilyn and the Moose oretta and Pete issy Iupids ne and Joan Ruggiero rlene and Barry 'illiam J, Albright, Jr. Lever Nurse Ir. 81 Mrs. S. Herbert Turkington lrle Yohe ' 'r. and Mrs. Noll rlene and Barry :rol and Denny r. and Mrs. D. Jones rances Bragger ictor Willenborg andy and Betsy Diss Navy Steadies :rraro's Finest - 209 itz Club Ben Dennis, Rudy irry S. Wind B. S. le and Tom r. and Mrs. Walter Klauser lyllis Seliger lthea :ok Worms in Library Homeroom oen s Moans luck .M.G. Grolbost and Dibben :man Nose Tnixfs Mad Bomber 09, nb Vaka ass Prexy nine and Ralph r. Mehal my Cruschef and Bob Bulganan ake lharl mes and Klip re . . . Annes V Mary Ann . . . Love John BOO Dale, Tom, Bob, and John Virginia Bonacci Jose Chiappelone Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Naudet Tom and Cec Slim-o, Beauti-f, and Louie Gladiators Mr. and Mrs. De Gennaro Lefty and Linda Mad Bomber U.S.S. E. A. Greene, 465-52-15 BE48H The 4H Boy Bob and Jane Marlane and Roy Boobie and Dolores Dexter and Chips CiAbby5, S. R. Krahmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein Tom Schaefer Pete and Judie Amboy Dukes and Duchesses Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Klopp Applehead and Boy Friend The Varsity Cheerleadersi' Melanie and Danna Bogert Faith, Hope, and Charity Jeanie Mr. T's Jonny Dee Barb . . . Kat Lynn and Patsy Bob Esposito The Freshmen Cheerleaders Arnie and Sharon Schniillles and Vivian -2 La Comtesse de Troiscent Quatre Cheeks, Chuckles, Stoker, and Skins Bets and Tom Tommy and Betsy Mr. and Mrs. Z. Mr. Neil Mr. W. Sander Bob and Mary Ann Ginger and Frankie C. A. of the Rainbows and Fran Barbara and Eddie Johnny and Judy Fusk and His Box Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brady uBarbys1 Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Moss Nnasyff The 4 K's Pat Manche Mr. and Mrs. Dawson John Wayne The D-D-D's Sheila Barth Mar and Dick Mr. and Mrs. David Ramsey Margaret W. Johnson Colorguards: Joan, Cecile, Marianne, Diana The Roe Annes Etiddily or 204- Skins and Chubs, June 18, '61 L. Sander Lou and Angle, and the M. MS. C. Good Luck to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Secor Chace TER Me and My Shadow Barbara F lach George Mann Elaine, Ellie, Babara, and Arlene Big Tom The Publis Descenders Ginger BN4H3 and BK12L Tina, Steve + Lassie H.H. M and Little Girl H.H. M and Little Girl Lunchroom Gangsters in 104 The True Tones Jeanne and Paul Jaynic, Sal, Joyce, Truddy Lunchroom Gang in - 104 J.P.'s Cheapskates Scott and Henrietta Paul and Penny Ed and Essie Mr. Kolenkov Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Olga Frank and Judie Mr. and Mrs. Parletta Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Corker Nancy, Cindy, Lorie, and Judy Gay Wellington Betsy and Tommy Hi Ho Steverino Hot Rod Jake Cheap - '49 Studebaker - See Walt Cheap - '50 Studebaker - See Steve Farmer Lady and Laddie Scott, Steve, J .P., Richie, Dom. Jitters 120 Seniors Richie and Lois Mr. and Mrs. W. Chieco Tony and Alice Grandpa Donald and Rheba Mr. De Pinna Mr. Henderson Gay Wellington Three G-Men Mr. and Mrs. M. Baum Mr. and Mrs. G. Fischer Margie and Don Stay Loose! Class of '57 Slave Driver ofthe Senior Play Ginny and Skeeter Jacky Frank The 1280 Rocket Ship Sylvan Moskowitz Mr. Vincent A. Bavuso Bob Cotto Wrestling Is For Men Mr. and Mrs. Van Heertum Wilbert Junior Mr. Paternoster Dave, Jim, and Buddy That's All Folks A!2c William A. Ray- AF 12389078 Ritchie and Barbara Mr. S. Thorton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson hKHal-3, Compliments of a Friend Petina and the Mouse if ' i' Cindy, Vicki, Esther Mrs. Blanche Callahan Katrinka and Ecky U.S. Navy 512-80-92+16E Michael Del Conte J. and J. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mottola Spartans Ken Reger Greg Galliker, '59 Smilin' McGowan and His Mob The Gators Willy and Joan Agwoans The Pampers Good Luck Gang . . .from Chips Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Krahmer Jo Ann and Eddie Mary Lois Seliger Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Silber Character and His Critter Mr. and Mrs. DeGennaro Beth and Tom Joan, Judy, and Dee Eileen and Vivian ssD0nya9 Cathy and Bill The Crystals Carol Czernik, pres., Arlene F argnoli Pam Hess, Kathy Krommenhock Jean Lakin, Gerry Lammers Suzie Pezzetta, Joanie Richardson The Ex-Senior Ray and Francis Good Luck Seniors! Cookie Dot and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tatro Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Trizzino Trizzy R.G.D.A.M.T. The Mad Cartoonist Mr. and Mrs. W. Wallin Q Joe Meyer K. A. McGown Butch and Judy Wes and Anne Vreeland Little Toe Nic and D: Cindy Stanley Peterson, the Mad Astronomer To The Woods lThe Hill? 300 Seventh Street '-Bibs, Miss A. Mandrachia Diana and Binky To John . . . Love, Maryann Mumbles The Gators Jane Wallin The Great Mr. Peepers Mr. DePinna Betty Ann D'Alessio Grandma and Grandpa Vree Lee and Gino Toaldo Marianne and Glenn Celia and Bob Paul O'Neill, Cycle Hound Boogie, Hansie, Suds, F ejew, and Parrot BOOSTER COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: Charles Gerth, John Bergamo, Barbara Diss, and Cecile Naudet. John Paul, 1' Bob Sands, Dolores Oelfke, Loretta Neidhardt, Irene Moss, Judy Ramsey, Walt Parkln, Fred '- Sander, Mnrrianne Trizzino, Ronnie Zink, Scott Welch, Bill Wallin, Willy Van Heertum, Lorie Silber, Charlene Klein, Mimi Klopp, Tom Beechey, Dot Klauser, Virginia Smith, Diana Bertona, Richie Klink, Barbara Davorak, and Judy Diss. 175 land HUMOR CAN YOU IMAGINE? Dave Goldberg a Republican Marilyn Parletta tall, blond, and blue-eyed Dorothy Baum in a burlap bag - Bob Stanton shy with girls Charlene Klein loyal to the Co-op Mr. Heberling not giving out gifts Mary Ann Jakobs at a loss for words John Herrmann in Bermuda shorts and knee socks Sandy Cole not embarassed John Paul giving compliments Kris Bergstrom catting Bob Girvan flirting Linda Grant with a crew cut Al Haber without his camera Miss Bragger with poor posture Mr. Youmans not quoting Freud Milla Babcock calm and collected Frank Devine doing homework Dick Tracy-Dick Vreeland Little Lulu-Pat Fusco Our B ill-Willie Van Heertum Private Secretary-.loan Fischer Li'l Abner and Daisy M ae- Fran Rhein doing something sensible Bob Lange the teacher's pet Judy Ramsey in detention Bob Schutz with levis and collar up Barbara Trapp going steady with a real moose John Suter without keys to something Althea Wallace without her flute Dick Christensen loud and boisterous Georgine Chieco with her driver's license Lee Stelling without his fish collection Barbara Haase unreliable Bob Gorman refusing free food Irene Moss doing the Mambo with Mr. Ferraro Mr. Jones with sideburns Lorie Silber a first class snob Joan Hartmann disliking John Wayne Judy Diss not arguing her point M r. Moskowitz with ungrateful students CLASS CHARACTERS Our Miss Brooks-Judie J ones Howdy Doody-Bob Girvan Blondie and Dagwood-Linda Lubben and Richie Ross Mutt and Jef-J ack Kovacs and John Bergamo Little Iodine-Betsy Dumond Richie Toaldo and Lois Bracchi Superman-Nat DiGaetano Archie-Charlie Gerth Mopsy-Cecile Naudet Bobby Sox-Margie Brady Hum phrey-Lyle Gilbertson Dixie Dugan-Marianne Trizzino Pottsy-Pete McCabe Tillie the Toiler-Ann Doremus Dennis the Menace-Al Giordano Double Trouble-Nancy Smith and Cindy Winslow Wonder Woman-Carol Rose Lone Ranger-Larry Holmes Tonto-Chuck Germain Katzenjammer Kills-Dominick Vallese and Tom Skals 'I76 r lik ' v' P , ' 1' , M I . WL - gm A . . . V 4: wp 'hu lui, Y ., ,., . . , 6.4, ff by E554 ff 4 Hfgybb'-S L H R ' M 9 I' A '.'. ,x5'Lg5 !Z . --it 4, ,11fvL 1.gm f4f1,.1.'f..Ja,. . f,..ff,.f,fa.xzSff2mku7f1.' A -.- R x 'Qi--Q 3 K Ly , Q is .11 1 Q Q. 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