Leonia High School - Lore Yearbook (Leonia, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

I 4 1 1 i 1 I v 1 1 . The Class of 1958 Presents 'T' ,Lemza lm LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL LEONIA, NEW JERSEY T f'-1 J L. TW'-v H I 11 X .1 'fe QQ rust 5 --4 A 4 fi E,-1. V - , 1 ,, 4 Y '4... ., v-...,,. Q' W 'jk .414 Y' 1 I 4 - a ln Z, ,E Q 'HH rm, I .. Q--4 A A A ,nz 45 i.Q,, gQ Q 1 T . H, , k K., ,,, . ,ws K was F' Ei' Wi ll RVN ii: gf gg ji'i,Q'f ' , ,,.,p.aMW,. ML Q., K V. K V ww Y '1 Q I 1 j 'Qu - b 'iq'-, -.1 vang!! 1 L' .- LAI-, I , . ' l:'S'4: 'P 4- I Q- ' .L 4 Q 'I' .' M YJ:- r 1. ' Q' I - If ' Ji. ' 1 . 4 , , ' iw .,,+ , , . 1'- -,nn . Vim- . ..i- DEDICATED TO .Y Q' ,y .. .1 Before departing from Leonia High School we wish to acknowledge a debt to a sincere and patient friend. For his diligent work as a teacher and as school treasurer, we want him to know our appre- ciation and gratitude. Both john Grant Noll and the seniors bid farewell to Leonia together. We trust that the future years will find him with fond memories of the school he has served for so long. JOHN GRANT NOLL 4 ef.- QW! R? in Rv , NS. W. W 3 S . 1-lm r ,. 4M ni ki'-Ti' F562 mu. m-401' TT'- .Jil-. ata' I ,Nj M M:-L QA uw'- mu--I an nd-'- qblm ,fair f 'N-Q. Q X N -1 ' . 0'L'mo- I 'f lu-0' B ., 1:53 Z ex'5?:-5.1 f X ix, fy, ' ax fm xl if XXX. I-haf ,gc-' .1 wx Q, K 1 s'!1 U-isxgx qi I f Q ' V. Y' xx My QQ, x X I S ll 4 N 7441! qelfaw aqamf' BOARD OF EDUCATICDN 1958 Top Row: Mr. James Kern, Mr. Walter Pangburn, Dudley Martin, Mr. Thomas Hemen- way, Dr. joseph Vollmer, Mrs. Marian Buckwalter. Row 2: Mrs. Elaine Girvan, Dr. Vin- cent Carberry, Mrs. Elsie Van Zandt, Mr. Alfred jaeckel. 8 DR. JOSEPH H. VOLLMER Superintendent of Scboolx CARL W. SUTER Principal DAVID J. JONES Anixtant Principal L. H.S. FACULTY X, ' f I, fgkv ' s Qi is i 4 1 5 5' 'V is ss, Miss Lois Berenson Mr. Douglas Bisset Miss Betty Bixler Miss Rowena Bloss Engiixh Hixlory Art, Mechanical Drawing Mathematics, Guidanre 1' t A' 1 M in -- , V, V Z figlzi. ml , .TF Q f 5 i 'N ,ef A JH - s ,Q X , 2 A V 5 -.6 NWN , M siss l i 4 f'E'f,: if 'P I, V1 ly it LQ iii 4 ' ,. J 4 1 , f i',,i i 1? A ii Mr. Kenneth Borst Miss Frances Bragger Mrs. Margaret Cane Miss Jo Cartisser Chemixtry Physical Education Sefrelary to Mr. Suier Hixtory 2 f '75 mx iii --A .J bv- X Mr. Anthony Ciarlo Mrs. juline Comstock Mrs. Rose De Gennaro Mr. john Dumansky Imirumenlal Music Latin Librarian Hirlory I0 Y .1'Y9 . .J is '1 ,ll K .4 ' wi' s Q Mr. Samuel Ferraro Spanixh 9. L.H.S. FACULTY Mrs. Louise Hanna Serretary to Dr. Vollmer 'WS ' ' xi . 7 V Mr. Kenneth Heberling Mathematicx x H fx l c Mrs. Ethyle Helck Mrs. Camilla Jancek Miss Emmy Kattmann School Nunre f 7 0 Englhhl MAP French, German ZQWMV lu UW tg li? ,5u,H+'1' MA 'U In! WUJ4 QLzL yiwgyw Mgfgftjvfs l f mt ' W Q E' ..-1 l Miss Sandra Heiser English Fw. Miss Evelyn A. Kern Bookkeeping, Typeuviting Ax ,W V ,,ss sssss W . -'w L j fs' u YU' i-. , C ' f . X X,- :W f 2 ai. ' is ' f Dr. Charlotte Kleiner Mr. Philip Klocek Miss Alma Latta Mr. Kenneth McGown School Phyririan Phyxiral Education, Health Developmental Reading Mathematirx Mr. Lawrence Mehal Biology. Physical Science B -'cf Mr. G. Franklin Neil Vocal Music pf L. H.S. FACULTY Mr. Ben Minor Physics, General Scienre Mrs. Carol Nicklaus Science, Biology Q 1, . l , i'f'3.'l l l I 'A r S Mr. Ross Morrola Miss Mary Mooney Foods, Home Economics History ' u-'Y . Mr. john Noll Mrs. june Noseda Business Law, Stenagrapby. Secretary Typeufriti n g Mrs. Ruth Nussbaum Mr. Charles Otis Mr. Michael Parernoster Mr. Charles Ryder Psychologist Mathematics Stenograpby, Typewriting, Guidance Office Practice Y ,4- : ave Miss Ruth Schiemunn Iiuglixb . 'qt . , sf , I' t A x Mr. Otto Su pliski Iuzflulrial Amp Afwlunliral Dmzriug L. H.S. FACULTY as ...ak 'rn W Seng ,V Q f Mrs. Margaret Shirtz Cafeteria Manager M f V MMMM M ni 4-gm-we ,., Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas G l1fI!d7l F6 .ps JUS'- cn. M-- Mr. Furl Yohe finnf f L'Uf?fll4Q, ffrnllrllllfz' Dl'fI'6'V G'4'U.QftIf7l71, lin.rir1e.rr Training P3-rr. Q SM 5Z,LfvNVvL Vernon Y Miss Cora Belle Stanton Clothing SI A 7 Mr. S. Herbert Turkington H, English SS .- f V -6- 3 ft I If-es.. Mr. Leo Zappaln Erlglirla, Frenrb -s.. FUN Mr. Peter Stern Matbemalicr, English Miss Selma Wasson Englixh Q Sign here, pay later. STAFF 'W WORK And now to interpret the binomial theorem . . Track in ancient Greece . . The lucky inhabitants of the air conditioned room. ., s M . 4 it 6.4. Llil' Xi-v I Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Margaret Shirtz, Mrs. Margaret Hawthorne, Mrs. Fannie Tagliaferri, Mrs. Betty Ayers, Mrs. Nancy Laborioso. Custodial Force, Day Staff: Mr. Louis Waren, Mrs. Alva Jackson, Mr. Richard Bunch, Mr. Charles McKenna, Mr. Owen McKenna. v ...,-Al. Custodial Force, Night Staff: Mr. Willie Coleman, Mr. Felix Bracly. Wk ,ff N N If fx? D lj gg ? x j T ll -M- f 7 , 5 Wlvwfkyf' x A ' Q K XXX! QQQJ x W 4 yan! H... Jlsf fa 'Au 1, If W f, ,un gi QW-J.4 5 ,fr Wm. ' ' I . :1..,,, WA' 'q,,,-Fxwgmj Q .x 3 A 1 5 Y A NM . : t.1.'. ri.. ,. . N H. ,..,, M 'Qian' 'wav' H..-1 Mmm' Top Row Miss Evelyn Kern, Miss Cora Belle Stanton, Miss Selma Wasson, Mr. Lawrence Mehal Mt Ross Mottola, Mr. Michael Paternoster, Mr. Charles Otis. Row 2 Robin Cook, Mike Mulieri, Bishop Buckle, Ray Stupienski, Bill Schmidl Bob Meegan Eric Groon Vinnie Lo Lordo, Tiit Ruutel. Row 3 Lillian Detrick, Sue Richman, Virginia Azzolini, Valerie Mingle, joan Vermeullen Diane Karp Dolores Giannantonio. Absent Betty Ellis. SENIOR CLASS CABINET AND ADVISERS A student's last year in high school is filled with many activ- ities. The magazine drive, the senior play, yearbook, prom, class picnic, and graduation don't happen overnight. It is the job of the Senior Cabinet to do the planning and the hard work required to make these events successful. Cabinet members, which include home room representatives and class ofiicers, are grateful for the aid given by the class advisors. 'I9 ROBERT ADAM ANNE ALBANESE Bob Anne Outdoor man . . . the hideaway . . . horseback riding . . . camping and hunting trips . . . always with the guys . . . the gridiron . . . a black Chevy 251 Commercial Club Sbags . . . fun-loving . . . twirls a silver stick . . . long blond tresses . . . G.L.C .... YL-a? . . . Roe Anns . . . a catching laugh. ' A HHmm!n Buxinerr Undecided DoLoREs ALL1oTs C JOSEPH AMENDOLA Lori joe Lori's blue Merc' . . . the Hill . . . teas- Full of mischief . . . '57 Olds . . . out ing dimples . . . Mr. Turk's English JO ANN ,ALLEN with the boys . . . even disposition . . . class . . . wavy brown hair . . . Oh -I0 well-dressed . . . Dino and Carmen . . . yea? . . . quiet and shy? - never!! Expressive with words or brush . . . WOIHCI1 hater? . . . Sailing. Bujjne-gy long dark ttesses . . . Johnny . . . horse- College back riding . . . Cupids . . . a ring around her neck. Burinerx sg, tv- 20 '10 Yi'-'r' N, - I xi ii 'QW'-t fa, 1'5 PAUL RICHARD AMMON EDITH ANDERSON Am Edie Student Council prexy . . . modern jazz What do you want from any young . . . cross country and track . . . purpose- life? . . . Latin Club . , . Barbara's car ful . . . Honor Society . . . Rob's jeep . . . and the boys . . . Elijah Quimby. . . . witty . . . F.N.A.C .... nfth period round table . . . Pep Club . . . Diane, C,,11L,-U, Barbara, joan. Nurring N2 DAVID AUSMUS X VIRGINIA AZZOLINI l Ginnie A I HD eih d Wears a silver megaphone . . . sports Si CDI m2l1'1HCl' . - - Oi F0 S . - - H anl the Wonderwomen . . . partial to new face around the school . . . Hi-Y JUDITH ANTOLA gnz of the diamond men , , , Italian - - - those trips with Tom, Dave and Judie food . . , liked by all . . . cute . . . Roe- Ernie. . .known for his Ohio accent. Will you end! . . . rides in a blue Anns. College Merck. . . gift of gab . . . famous for Naming her giggle . . . always punctual? . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Ernie. College ' lx 21 qv ff? 'ik aite. RONALD BABINO VIVIAN BANCALE Run Vi1 ' New atltlition to the class of '58 . . . Myra Thornhill . . . prexy of the lives for the week-ends . . . pizza and Mar-keed queens . . . Eclwina, Lori, Lou ravioli . . . tlreams of being a million- and Carol . . . Che-heb! . . . Bob . . . nice smile with a giggle to match. Iiurinert I3uJine.U NICHOLAS BELLITTO A il - 'UW Wag.,-f Nick Treasurer of Le Cercle Francais . . llwllilf a brain, . . . Spanish class . . . Dom, Chuck, Bob and the guys . . . MARTIN QFUM senior lumhroom gab jests . . . Tina Many ami lifxm. Dc-:Molay . . . the Atomic Baum . . College share in the AsLP . . . Chicco and Lou . one of the first period Math slaves. College ii lx F 5, A ,Vi K MJ 1 - I 1-41' J 'f fl J FRANK BIAMGNTIZ Burr Busy in the rod garage . . . hear me Monte? . . . quiet . Rich, and Frank . . . the Spar going places. College :.:D, 1 ll i , t T , l 5 i 22 Da you . . Tony, tans . . . I x , 4- DAVID BLOOD TIMOTHY BODMAN ,,Dw,e,, ,Timu Co-captain of the mat-men . . . casual Co-captain of the basketeers . . . foot- but purposeful . . . veep of Student ball . . . Anything's possible! . . . Council . . . W,F. moderator . . . I sports editor of the Leonian . . . Paul, police-chief . . . dry humor. I Pecker, Scott . . . soft spoken . . . Hon Coyege ors Math and English. ins College EDWARD BREMER BISHOP BUCKLE Ed Bangle Concert and marching bands . . . C.Y.O. One of the gridiron regulars . . . patrols . . . Stan, jesse, Bob, and the guys . . . -LAME? .BOWEN the halls . . . Dot's steady . . . future Science Club . . . a good word for ffm in forestry . . . patronizes Betty Lou's everyone. De Molay . . . with the boys science- . . . food in quantity. Cojlege minded . . . witty remarks . . . Eric, Tiit, College and Vince . . . Gee, I mean . . . . lunch room kibitzer . . . talkative . . Honors English. , College O ' ' E .A xx QVV xx. 'Q---f MARTHA Bl lCK WA LTER ,llurti Prcxy of the Orclicsrrn . . . ranks high in thc 11.155 , . . Hllcy. I lost ll pound! , . . VL-cp ol lNl.Y.lf. , . . G.l..C. and the D.D.D.'s . , . thc ggirig. l.'11ffL',QL' LUCAS CASBAR 1.ulif 'QTNII' VL-cp of Book and Mask . . . Shelly ll . . . .1 l.u'orilc on Si-hor lferrnro . , , will-I-IAM CARNRIGHT '52 Chevy . . . Co. K .... Nanny goats Biff - - - N-1 U -ll G'-lllfde Seen in his '53 DeSoto . . . that crazy LHS. Army O.C.S. limly . . . an amiable personality . . . good times with the boys . . . good jokes . . . C,Y,O .... a dancing CILIZC. Cuffegc' 9 nv? 24 A-5 ix.- a--L, - I I i i DoNNA CARIZY 1'rw Money keeper of the Art Cluh . . . ai future Rcmhmndr . , . Always ii good word . , . that purple Pontiac . . . 1.0 Qerclc Frnmais . . . XWon't nnyonc reach me how to drive! . . . Waltcr's. Cu Hey U STEPHANIE CASTIGLIONI 51cpbie A dark haired struttcr . . . graduate of Burhizon ...' 'Love me, love my P.F.'s . . . johnny . , , thc Cupids . . , a nice figure . . . W'alrcr's. Modeling l 4 ,ff i hs CLAIRE CAVALIERE f'f.'ldiY'L H Pretty drum majorette . . . clothes galore . . . XVho me? . . . those weekends at the shore . . . G.I..C .... Girls' Citizen- ship . . . interested listener . . . a beau- tiful smile. College ANGELA CIRONIE .iv Jfzfrl illggt f',1 I I 1113! la fill 42' RICHARD CIARLIZTTA Dirk One of Mr. Jones' favorites . . . rugged looks . . . soaking money into the lfotd . . . horse-back riding . . . Richie, Hop- py, and Dave . . . the diner. Air Ferre PHILIP COLBERT Angie A R Phil Lively cheerleader . . . always on the Secy.-Treas. of Spiked Shoe Club . . . go . . . Sodality prexy . . . Alrighty! one of sciences brightest hopes . . . . . . junior Red Cross . . , Tri-Hi-Y RICH'-EP FWZICHIECO Wl1at'tl you run? . . . eighth period . . . Book und Mask . . . ready for 3 Dirk Math . . . W.li. olhcer . . . a reserved party . . . Claire, jane, Irene. No luck! . . . Hi-Y . . . sincere smile YMUHCY- N,,f5j,,g . . . P.M.C. I. . . De.Molay . . . The College car -his pride and ioy . . . a certain junior . . . Marty, Leech and Louie. College no .I iff' 1:16. Q. 4 I HJ Q ek T .S -- .Q P Z Mx 25 N .5 !'2s 'w t JAY Coin lui Prc-xy of the Naturnlists . . . Biology as- sistant . . . herpetology . . . those west- ern summers . . . snakes . . . seen at Roots . . . Carole . . . Honors Math and linglish . . . ci concern for the future. cfollqqe ROBERT COOK 49' I M' E,-1' -' 4 JOHN D. CONNIZLLY HJOIJVIH A ready wit . . . an answer to every question , . . Hi-Y . . . Science Cluh . . . Italian food, swimming and girls . . second home at Walter's. College INIARGARET HOPE DAVINO HBUl171lf?n HR l'i U Beautiful halo . . . high stepping twirl- BIitnd, the gangster . . . lirst period er . . . friendly and witty . . . memories social hour , . , tanks high in the class JAME5,C91flN0R5 of college weekends . , . 11 charming . . . summers at Greenpond . . . away Nfifff manner . . . passion for Rushton , . . with a junior girl . . . jumpy jeep. New to L,H,S, 113115 , , , a quiet mgn- Kathy and the girls, Coljggg ner . . . seen on the basketball courts of College Wood Park . . . favors Biology . . . drives a grey Merc' . . . Art, Fred, and Ron. 1 College 26 QT' jii 'P-tj, JUDITH ANN DECKER Italy Long blond locks . . . leads the j.V. cheers . . . always seen with Nancy . . . 'Hut l say, ull right! . . . goes with Kevin . . . temper? never!! , . . WllCIC'S Phylfn Secrt'farif1l llworb 3-M -Nhsk ,W cms ,- DAVID DEGNON Dare Remembered in l-listoryklass . , . Eire Squad . . . those trips with Tom, Dave and Ken . . . Witty remarks . . . the quiet and serious type?? Bzzrizzerr 5 -Q A' 'J SHARON DIER MARGARET ANN ELLEN Sharon DONOVAN Little and lovely , . . Tri-Hi.Y . . . rw- '1'fww nis and swimming . . . happy days with , Ardent Lion rooter . . . red-headed u mt-ditul student . . . NXfhut should I ULLIAN QETRICIX Cupid . . . unpredictable . . . talks a blue tell you? . . . 103 lunch room round I-If' streak . . . drives a Ford . . . C.Y.0. mblc . . . Linda's house. Senior C1355 Scribe , ' . a Small bundle . . . Walters . . . never a dull moment. ffullggg of energy . . . Wtmrthy Advisor of the l3u.tine.r5 Rainbows . . . interested in wrestling . . . Student Council . . . sunny disposi- tion . , . success in the future , . . Girls Ax Stare. ' F K . Collc',L'e ' f 7 '- -Q E' ' ll F. wr 'N , . . X 27 v LOUIS DOTTI .png ffi N I LINDA SARA DREXLIER Lou Lin Goodlookintu comedian . . . never stops Curly c0iHurc , , . Le Ce-rcle Francais talking: , . . Meth off! . . - the WDC . . . Book and Mask . . . hot guitar . . . teaclu-rs love! . , . john, Dick, and record fan . . . Sunday nights at the Marry . . . girls and food. Y.M.I-LA. English class . . . summers 5j,,ffL,y,:U my at Candy Mountain. in College ELIZABETH ELLIS Berry LINDA RUTH EISENSTFIN GLC. prexy . . . senior cabinet . . . Link in the cheering chain . . . College terrific sense of humor . . . photography weekends , . . near and petite . . . keeps SUSAN, DYBWAD committee co-editor . . . A We'lI see the minutes for La Buenaventura . . . SIN ya! . . . D.DD.s . . . drives an Old Driving . . , Has anyone seen Sharon? Peng the GALC, minutes , , . Hongrg Caddy - . - SOUIIICIH bvllml- gj,,fjL,gg English . . . cute . . . I've got so much College to do! . . . pony tail . . . does things with Payne . . . D.D.D.'s. College ff 'R rw JB fi? I 28 fa N511 5 m , ..,,.,. . IS IARYLIN ELLIS Ifl!i Motlt-ru ltomcmukcr . . . RlllIllWI7XS'lS , . Tri Hi Y . . . Witt-rt s Ronnicfu . . Luc of un angel . . . 'NWC mn out of giis, Mr. -Io Vcronitzi . . nes! , , . Roc Anns . . . woman tlrivcr. Cfoffvxqc' RICHARD HILL ITERRALL Kirk Hi-Y prcxy . . . honest? jim Cttrgunn ltli . . . l wou sportsciistcr . . . . Math IV cr and 'I'im. 1't stty that! . . . varsity . . talks like a politician . . . W.li ,,.. Scott, Perla- lfollvgc' i, -s. at ss-Qs.. MARILYN EVANS iIlcrj1f Guimls thc tolors . . . loyt t and Ill , , , W.l7, ollia L-r . . . home spun girl . . . l cant get thc L D.D.D,'s . , . natural lwlontl f,.U!1L',LfL' lf' not- A XVll.LlAM FITCH Bill , Gritliron and . , . good times THERFSE, QFFRPIANDFZ Pontiac . . . Gil and thc tvto Ronniu '7C'ffJ' . . . mocking and girls . . . 1 mat mari Prexy of the future nurses . . . air for - - - OOC' Of the IWYSA athletics , . . Aworks nt Englewood Hos- College pitul . . . pctltc . . . Carols other half . . . always a cheery hello. N llfifilljf Sflmol 29 'fs ag -J 1 BARBARA FLACH Barb l've got the car today! . . . historian of F.N.A.C .... Societas Iatina . . . clothes that rate . . . Pep Club . . . Fifth period round table . . . Joan, Edie, and RAYMOND FLORENCE lvRayn Walter's with the guys . . . St. Michael's C.Y.O .... bowling league . . . Leech off! . . . English class . . . new on the dance floor. Diane. College College RICHARD FRANK ffpickff CAROL FUCA Peters, the hermit . . . short crew cut V f FN Acglcamluh l I . . . never without a sm'le . . . w terb g CCP O - - - ---- I IEC-VCR! gl! H! . . . l hate women! , , deepa sousd DOLORES FORTH Englewood hospital . . . sweet and sin- , , , Hi.Y , , , Scott, Tim, Rich, and Dee cere . . . wanted! fifth period lunch with Bob. Holds the record for absences . . . tteas- TCUY - - - PCP Club' Cgllggg urer of the Cupids . . . Walter's . . . Nursing full of laughs . . . Commercial Law Steph, Gerrie, and Ro. Business l 30 Viviiuious twirlcr . . . prexy of Book rind Mask . . . Mary . . . our best iittrcss . . . liddy's steady . . . raven- hiiired thiirtner . . . Sorry l'm late, girls, hut . . . Phyls twin? . . . Bon- nic. K A'l'IlI.lEl2N MARY FURY Ku1b,i ' Bu.rir1v.r.r , , 3 I i l x mags-il! SUSAN GARDNER W Suzie Partial to u certain Marine . . . talented ht-iid rwirlcr . . . letters, letters, letters EDWARD J' GALLONE . . . dimples . . . Janie and the Roe Anns Eff - - VCf511fllC1mLl Cfleflleflce Can he found at Pegasus . . . a good liluirmrr man with a horse . . . around the town l with Red :ind Vinnie . . . Roadsters . .. Nancy. Underided 'xx '4?! r . ,I W ' 31 'Xe VINCENT C. FUSCO Cheerful and casual . . . '51 Kaiscr,.. man with ll pipe . . . Say-ll! . . . Dino, Chick, and the guys . . . million dollar smile . . . Hi ya, dolls! College ALTI-IEA GARFS SIretrlJ Oh beans! . , . one of Mrs. D's help- ers . . . whiz at sports . . . Walter's . . . tall and pretty . . . ready wit . . . helpful and agreeable. Burinerr 59 'S' x. if L, r 9' 9 s CAR MIYLLA GIANNANTONIO DOLORES GIANNANTONIO Mella Cfoultl it lie! . , , lurown eyes anti long lwlatk tresses , . , Cheri, Fran, Lori, Lou . . , howling anal Callahan's . . . short walk -lown the aisle with Gig . , . Cfuetls. Hll.lf2lt',f.l' ADRIANA GIARDINA me . at t i Dee Secretary of AA .... prctty'twirler . .. long black tresscs . . . GLC .... dance teacher . . . advertising editor of the Lore . . . phone call marathons . , . Honors English . . . Roe Anns. College -'AIIUH W JEFFERY GIARDINA l.ion's quiz kid . . . girl with itleas . . . Hla'Jl H laughing eyes . . . fashions in vogue , Frisco Giants . . . Chess Club . . . howl- . . . G.I..C .... high-stepping twirler EDWARD C GIAIHNANTONIO ing . . . Honors Math antl linglishu. . . . lfrankie . . . summer fun . . . l.ct's Ef1'ffJf two Mikes, Al, and Vin . . . sarcastic go tlowii the shore! Happy.g0.luCky , 4 , Chin00k5! , , , retorts . . . sports anti more sports. Nurfing always agreeable . . . C.Y.O .... one Cglfggg of the Hill gang . . . You could try! . . . Red, Billy, and Ed. g,,s...a llndecirfezl 32 f PW' M :Af JULIE GILBERT JEANNE GILBERTSEN julie 1eannie Long locks . . . pert and pretty Prexy of the Pep Club . . . Betty's car Book and Mask . . . l miss the Camp! . . . Guess what? . . . the front hall . . . Fire Island . . . Sharon . . . baby- . . . Mr. jones' helper . . . Chem. lab sitting . . . Mixed Choir . . . waits for . . . a good listener . . . Mixed Choir. letters. Cojjege College .QSM Q I J' FRANK GIORDANO . ffR,,,p REX GISMOND Black Ford . . . lunch with Ramos... HRexH Spartans . . . the oil-man . . . Ah, Talking a blue streak . . . wrestling... c'mon, let's go Adri! . . . diamond LINDA LOUISE GILDEA forever flirting . . . cruising in the Nash regular . . . ready for a laugh . . . things easy. College l rv-- fakeg Lynn Mrs Rhodes . . . guards the colors . . . G.l..C. and the D.D.D.'s . . . a touch of sophistication . . . Look Mod- ern . . . veep of La Buenaventura . . . Oh Gem, that's lovely! Nurring . . . found around Betty L0u's . . . good looking. Air Force ,pf !b. ROBERT .l. GORDON Red The station . . . English class . . . per- fect attendance record? . . . Better you than me! . . . not the quiet type . . Roatlsters . . . black Buick . . . Wha? . . . around the diners. U nd erid ed LOIS GRAU HLOH A friendly smile . . , Cupids . . . shiny brown locks . . . W.F .... Walter's . . . off in a daze . . . Viv and Donna . , . full of fun. Burineu Y t he ERIC GOSSMAN Efir Co-captain of the diamond . . . senior play Harfoot . . . one of the matmen . . . Prexy of the Science Club . . . quick witted . . . Hank, Tiit and Vin. College , .rt ARTHUR GREENBERG . Art Anxiously awaits fifth period . . . good EDWINA GRANDE looking . . . basketball at Wood Park Ed1l'W4 . , . Mike and Dave . . . a flashing I have to write a letter . . . shiny smile . . . always joking. black hair . . . loyal to Uncle Sam Bu-qfngjg . . . Leonian Business Staff . . . Vivian, Pat and julie . . . Waltet's. Burinerr PI-IYLLIS GROMEST PlJyll Brightens up the rwirling squad . . . Luther League President . . . Frank's pride and joy! . . . delivering absen- tee lists . . . a natural blond . . . Kathy's twin? Business CYNTHIA HAIR Cindy Beautiful voice . . . Mixed Choir . . . Rock n' Roll . . . Am I late, Bon? ...Walther League . . can always take a joke . Chorus. Tri-Hi-Y . . . . . All State K ug . 2 .. 1 we f -s 1 ,,. st. avi' if' J - ' I A . 9 1 QE- 'f H' six S F, f g,g.fs,:h' FRED A. HAFFNER Freddy New face in the Senior class . . . C.Y.O. X i ERIC P. GROON Eric Prexy of Spiked Shoe Club . . . cruising through Vreeland . . . captain of cross country and track . . . See ya around! . . , jim and Vin . . . our fastest run- ner. College JAMES I-IARTLIEY rrjimmyfn Loyal to the Safeway . . . Anything for a laugh . . . C.Y.O .... Charlie, Dino, and Fusk . . . '55 Plymouth . . . always ready for a joke . . . Math IV? College . . . swimmingusoccer, and bowling... College around I-Iilgen'sA or Walmaor's . . . Con- sumer math . . . Artie, Ronnie and Mike. y rw , .A College .ix dugg, ff'-'x . K r 5' 25'- , X . if . Q' if fi i 1' ff? ,W X 35 4'-A Q Uh ' RALPH HELLMOLD THOMAS HENRY Ralph g Tom Veep of Hi-Y . . . Magee . . , on the Tall, dark, and handsome . . . those rimtl to Closter . . . Don't be face- chemistry experiments! . . . seen in nous! . . . j.j .,.. German and Latin Clubs . . . Finian . . . Honors Math and lfnglish . . . The Three Musketeers. College HERBERT HILL Herb Stage Craft Crew . . . found in the Rec. Center or Hilgen's . . . a trumpeter in the lmntl . . . Auilio-Visual Aids . . . M.Y.lf .... Ken, Bungle, and Rex. College wil t Q I viioife I ROBERT HILGEN HB0blJ Tall and good looking . . . ricles in the Scotmobile . . . seen with Tim, Scott, and Paul . . . always has a friendly hello . . . I-Ii-Y . . , football and wrestling. College 36 Walter's with the guys . . . a great dancer . . . a cute blond junior. College DIXIE JOY HUSEN Dixie Blushing blontl . . . collegiate anal BI- tractive clresser . . . loves footl but what a figure! Drives everywhere in her yel- low and green Studebaker . . . Miami's biggest loss . . . Roe Annes. College I - K ,4 f . ef A . 1 Y M F T li l .ii f Q an I K 1' JANICE BETH JAEGER JANE JABEL fm ,f 1 ,. fame , Friendly cheerleader , . . secy of Stu- I denr Council . . . personality plus . . . Girls Citizenship . . . Holy crowbaitn Weekenils ar P.M.C .... Mr. Sandman . . . impressive smile . . . slim and de- murc . . . Dear Bobbie, . . . keeps W Leonian in order . . . G.I-,C .... Assem- . . . G.L,C .... linger in many pies . .. . C.Y.O .... Mixed Choir . . . a spark' fun ling smile for everyone. College lily Chairnmn . . . Wl1ere's Suzie? . . . Roe Annes. Bu.iir1eJ.r DIANE KARP PATRICIA KAISER PWM Anybody have a dime? . . . Honors Tennis and howling . . . German Cluh English . . . Senior Cabinet , . . Barh- . . . the Delis and the Voices . . . CHARLES -IOHQNNEN ara's Car . . . E.N.A.C. . . . long con. Sugar Bowl . . . cooperative and help- Chdflff' versarions . . . lunch room round table ful , . . partial to Rock n' Roll music. A gridiron man . . . Spartans . . . . . . Edi, Barbara, and joan. Scrrelarj, blond crew cur . . . quick with quips Coflgge . . . on the diamond . . . one of the boys . . . A.A. money bags. Undecided 1X Fin Q.-ix? , V 4 . , my YQ 1 , Qx A' qs.-. I . , - 37 'vkuw GIZRALDINE KARP If i m' CHARLES JOSEPH KlfATlNG Gerry 6 1' TWG., N ZZ- i Cl1arliL ' Proxy of F.T.A ..., keys hut no car . BX. V I I.ct's have Ll riot! . . . '51 Chevy.. . . . 'lm ronfuscdlu . . . avid reader ' ' I ' Mixed Choir . . . Safeway tyioon . . . . . In Bucnavcnrura . . . Honors ling- V- V' ' Fire Squad . . . that laugh . . . C.Y.O lush . . . good food and music . . . Li- t Nike, Niuk, and Jim hrary Council. Cx H Cujhgl. .0 H130 .ab- PATRICIA KENNY '-pdf' JOHN KOPPINGLR Oh, those uycs . . . I nc-vcr laughed so H!f'h H muah! . . . misthicvous and unpredict- . 4 One of Mr. jones' hoys . . . blue Merc' uhlc . . . That's duL'ky . . . around KhNNETIiI ITERNAN . . . never a teachers put . . . l.cr's go thc snhool hctwccn classes . . . Roe IK-W for a ride! . . . WaltL'r's . . . joe and Anns . . . rhythm from her fingertips. Fire Chief . . . the Spartans . . . wavy Carmen. 13,,A,i,,e,k, bldondh hafifr . . . oge oz the bcays . . . Busgjnm-Vg acc 0 ! . . , atur ay nig ts . . favors baseball . . . girls and cars. ,W - Mariner i Q 3 Q 'Sty '- ,fl-F' , 49 47' F af S ri .f- 38 915' iii? is 'f ' , f5fs9'i3' - ' . gift? . l ,glfig , Tl X MW'-is 53- E In . 1 . ,r - 3 t P W :I A ' N . 5' fy -, elif - ' A , A . .AJR ' fl--. V .xii M ' i' W7 Sgwif. Rail- c 7'- . -' . ' :H 'ii' gl! ! if ... ' 1 ' ' A. -4 3 r.-:ssl 5 i 5 2 ,Q it EI 6 ' A S S sl' 1. , 12 551 is 4 Q X 'Vw lxlvf ' ml U i 1 ' A i BRUCE KOVACS Bruce Hi-Y . . . math enthusiast? . . . W.F. . . , seen in it blue '53 Chevy . . . Bob's pal . . . a good-nuturetl sport . . . quiet and shy. DOROTHY KRINITZ Dot An accomplished pianist . . . veep of the band . . . G.l..C. and the D.Q.D.'s . . . No kidding! . . . where there's Dot, there's fun . . . an ear for every- one's troubles. Navy College JOAN LAMME ,7 .. Udll ku HENRY LEWANDCJWSKI Mrs Quimby . . . '55 Pontiac . . . C I f hHH:,n 1 h I.eonittn . . . S.O.P .... the gift of O-CHPIHIU 0 I e lamom . . . unter gab . . . I've got the car! . . . Com- CHRISTINA KQLIKOWSKI extraordinaire . . . a likable charac- mercinl Club . . . Ann, Lorraine and Hchfffi' ICI . - - Sfllfly halls with Iwfhin!-Z YO Cl0 Sandy . . . WHlfCf.S- Big blue eyes . . . twirls a silver stick - - - fhe 0Uf'0f-Cl00f5 WPC- fg,,,i,,e,J . . . S.O,P .... takes the Commercial Undecided Club minutes . , . C.Y.O .... Italian food . . . Marie and the girls . . . Cu- pids . . . jimmy's Chevy. Secretarial Wfork ?- V I NCIZNT MARK LOLORDO Vin Senior class prexy . . . science fan . . . Honors Math and English . . , eyeing top honors . . . interested in an editor . . . liric, -lim, Tiit, and jeff . . . good future. College ,anime Q qjV.,.QQfF.xM., si PATRICIA MCCABE W' 1 Pat Veew of Tri-Hi-Y . . . alwa s has a gootil word . . . G.I..C .... yand the PATRICIA LOWRY D,D,D.'s , . . typing class . . . a family Pdf gal , , . everyones welcome at MCCabe's. Loves the Big City . , , telephone College operator . . . dependable and helpful . . . Leonian writing staff . . . Marsha and Cynthia . . . fifth period round table. College N 40 TINA LOPROTO Tina Corresponding sec. of Tri-Hi-Y . . . beauty and brains . . . modern jazz . . . La Buenaventura . . . Honors ling- lish . . . a true-blue . , . D.D.D.'s... the ivory keys . . . Tennis, anyone? College BARBARA MCKENZIE Harb Blond and sweet . . . a hard worker . . . the Rainbow Girls . . . chaplain of Y.P.F ..,. Sandy, Lorraine, and Ann . . . F.N.A.C .... future in medical technology. College x 'RSV' rf' K' VIVIAN MALLOY Vii ' A clever artist . . . handy with a brush . . . freckles . . . weekends in Maryland . . . a willing helper . . . Cupids . . . But certainly , . . Walter's . . . Lois, Donna, and Linda. Ileauliriarz FRANCES MARTINI JIWQ 7 -...-....-v1 KN A xr fi X 1 X calm , I JOANN MANN ffjou Peaches and cream complexion . . . neat and elhcient . . . Cupids . . . shiny dark D,A .... an opinion on every- thing . . , pretty and petite . . . he's tall, blonde, and handsome. Buriner: LORETTA MARTINI Frau Lm'elta The Cupids . . . always chattering Rosy cheeks . . ever-present smile . , . . . . l'm ashamed! . . . Aida, Lou and ROBERT MARTIN Library Staff . . . Get lost! , . . pizza Lori . . . C.Y.0 .... never a dull mo- BOW rates . . . Lori, Lou, and Anne . . . ment . . . WaIter's . . . model student? Auto mechanics enthusiast . . A Fords Walter's . . . loyal friend. liurinvu and Merc's . . . the boiler-room hang- Bmineu out . . . Honors lunch class . . . an easy going guy . . . Ray and John. A rmy ZX Q' 1' 41 I 'fa R' .lf 'I' 1-' FU- ,Bef f f KENNETH MASON ROBERT MEEGAN Ken Bob Brush .ind painting . . . dreams of a Prexy of the Band . , . Longer lunch 4l.i.uu.ir . . . caricatures in IOS . . . fu- periods . . . Modern Music Club . . . ' 'A' football and wrestling . . . Senior Cah- ture in .advertising , . . liltcalwle . . . round around the Art Room. fir! School inet . . . plays a clarinet and sax . . . the boys. College VALERIE MINGLE Q Val ROBERT MPFHARD Attractive cheerleader . . . Tri-Hi-Y H05 president . . . neat appearance . . . Nu- Un the tennis court , , , intrnmurals . .. tional Honor Society . . . collegiate it lil-cL'.tl1le grin . . . Hi-Y . . . Bruce, FRANK MEISNER . . . G.L.C. and the D.D.D.'s . . . de- Mikc, .ind Ken . . . La Buenavenrura Frank' baring.: . . . Mixed Choir . . . future in . , . history class . . . Hilgens. We do nice work! , , , M,Y,F ,,,, medical technology. College interested in cars and mechanics . . , College 5 - ww! Y 1-Q, '5-hx gl f is lunch period favorite . . . Ken and Din . . . a quiet manner. A1110 .llechanirr School Y rv 7. . fy i ' I K .f fff' 7' A .t -I ' ll,:::i', may fe A I f 1: 5 ,, it ,In l 7!5f Z?+ fill 5655-5' f' uh ww, gist A . fi W -V 3 42 la ' 'lf II . yv cyh, A fx 0 HARRY MINTS Har Boodine . . . a rough henchman . . . home-cooked spaghetti . . . with the guys . . . ardent sports fan . . . big hearted . , . Naturalist Club . . . Hi-Y and Y.P.F. Undecided LOUIS MOSCOWITZ Louie Thomas Hayden . . . small but burst- ing with energy . . . manages the bas- ketball team . . . Historian of Hi-Y... Bookkeeping . . . Rich, Robin, Bill. Undefided I JOHN MOBERG Moe Fresh from Regis . . . that '47 Ford convertible . . . Hi-Y . . . science en- thusiast . . . gives a studious impression . . . easy going . . . around the town . . . Bill and Mike. College MICHAEL MULIERI Mike Let's go bowling! . . . short hut full of energy . . . Student Council . . . pizza, sports and girls . . . Spartans . . . . . , Let a good word for everyone? . . . C.Y.O. D.D.D.'s College . pretty, ae '05 X r f X K Xkw, X s SHIRLEY MORAN Sbirl Veep of A.A .... a cute smile me drive! . . . G.L.C. and the . . . a way with everyone . . friendly, and lots of fun. College 43 gs 'U SYDELLE MULKOWSKY PATRICIA ANN MURRAY Bo0B00 Stop-will you end! . . . meets a cer- tain guy during hfth period . . . Walt- er's . . . one of the oflice workers , . . Cupitls . . . always in a happy daze. S efretary LAROLEE ANN NOLAN Car0I Letter writing . . . sparkling eyes . . . vcep of the Commercial Club . . . Pep Club . . . C.Y.O .... loves music and dancing . . . l've got nothing to say! . . . Cupids . . . Marie, Chris, and Sue . . .-Walter's. Sec fetary KEN NAKAYAMA HK-gnu Hi-Y moneybags . . . Honors Math and English . . . quick comebacks . selling coffee at the football games... Science Club . . . fun to be with. Pal A smiling Irishman . . . always punc- tual? . . . likes driving that Lincoln convertible . . . a lot of laughs . . . watch that Irish temper . . . seen in Miss Braggefs ofhce . . . Waltet's. CARMEN OLMO Chick A detention major . . . seen in Meyc-r's or Baumgart's . . . joe, Dino, and Vin- ny . . . Get a job . . . Study hall prexy . . . friendly . . . ravioli. Businers College 44 1 A1554 tr 1 WW' 15? gy E IEVERETT OREN SUSAN LYNN PAIGE Retina Suzie Co-captain of the Track Team . . . prexy of the Spiketl Shoe Club . . . hlunntcur . . . Hi-Y and Y.P.F. . . . a Writes the F.T.A. notes . . . those na- tural curls . . . a hoyfriend in every town . . . Walter's . . . I was so em- retl Merc . . . water sports . . . Bood- barrassed! . . .C.Y.O .... Carolee, Dot, inc! i and Marie . . . Cupids. College ,gg D College l.UCll.Lli ANN PALLOTTA Lou Perfect attendance recortl? . . . a blue V GERAEDINEUPARI5 and white Ford . . . Chuck . . . Italian Gfffw food . . . anything for n laugh . . . Walt- A new hair style every day . . . quite a er's . . . Dec-t! . . . Lori, Loretta. FRANK PA!-I-ATTA laugh . . . Stip, Peg, Dee and jo . . . Anne, and Mella . . . The Hill . . . Frank fancy free . . . the Cupids . . . Oh, COCJS- Bowling fiend . . . J. P., Rick, Burr, SYOPV' - - - W3lf9f'5- Iiu.rir1e.r.r Tony . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Tough Beautirian break! . . . baseball fan . . . Giants . . . two-tone green Chevy . . . food, any kind. Butinerr X' V, f En. 'f A 45 mer, ft- in-5 X5 53514: 4 ANN PATFERSHALL RICHARD PATTERSHALL Ann Richie Quiet and unassuming . . . Leonian The wide open spaces . . . hunting trips worl-ter . . , pleasing ways . . . active in to Maine . . . chop suey . . . Drop church groups . . . docile smile . . . his dead! . . . Norman, Ron, Frank . . . a name is Bob . . . nice to know. steady manner . . . hot rods. Burinerr Set' reiarial ll ark SCOTT PETERSON CLARA PAYNE Scott Clam Wears a silver megaphone . . . G.L.C. Clean-cut and collegiate . . . hasketeer and the D.D.D.'s . . . prexy of Mixed and track man . . . moneybags for Choir . . . W.F .... sincere and PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON M.Y.F. and Student Council . . . Leon- fricndly . . , summers in the Catskills Pal ian . . . I-li-Y . . . Honors English and . , . does things with Dybwad. Qu, Audrey Hepburn A l . poise Per, Math . . . open top Olds. College sonified . . . Art Club prexy . . . latest College fashions . . . Art editor of the Lore , . . looks plus that slim figure . . . St. Mich- ael's loss. Art School Pj? iffy., t I 'gi' N ,. i .4253 V - s, 4 FREDRICK PHILLIPS ROGER POLA Fred Seen in his white '47 Chevy . . . sum- mers in the country . . . do you have a HROXH What should I do next, coach! . . . jazz . . . seen running cross-country... proctor in your house? . . . quiet . . . Secy. of Hi-Y . . . Spiked Shoe Club mechanically minded. . . . a trace of shyness. Army ,W College -996 GILBERT RAPOSO HGilJl MURIEL IEQCZKOXVSKI Spirited co-captain of the mat-men . . . H 00 dark and good looking . . . Hi-Y Chap- Lctters from a certain sailor . . . always ANDREW FULLER lain - - - Ron, Ken and Bill - . . B055 in a rush , , , Had another fighf! ,,, Andy house . . . always agreeable . . . Fire Steno . . . MaryAnn, joan and Marge. Baseballs tops . . . partial to a certain Sqllfld- 13,,,j,,w, varsity cheerleader . . . a loveable clown College . . . Ramos, Fenwick, Padre and the Spartans . . . got the bell bottom blues . . . Walter's. l I 1 Navy if ., ,Q'fs'.ew-f--1- nf' rw . 'I f7A'.'3 1 tx'ffi '3 f.'w:f 1 'L ?EBY? qL,.,: Q. flu.. V, 5,1 fb X ...A DONALD W. REIMAN Don Known as Hawkeye . . . mechanics . . . Jacks favorite customer . . . always with a joke . . . Harry, Conti, and Ron . . . sports with the Pal. Park A.A. Aeronoticr in--., Y SUSAN RICHMAN H5-uey, Spanish Club prexy . . . pretty smile . . . an ear for your problems . . . Photo Committee Co-Editor . , . G.L.C. and the D.D.D.'s . . . senior cabinet . . . many good friends. College NANCY ROMAGNOLI KEVIN RILEY Nancy Kev Holthausan's fashion board . . . guards Always ready ro help . . . quiet and the colors . . . pajama parties . . . likeable . . . one of our newest Seniors EDWAFDIIRIETZ brown-eyed blond . . . tall and attrac- . . . dependable hall proctor . . . handy Ed tive . . . Wonder-women . . . Adri, Pat, with tools . . . diamond man. That's the breaks! . . . discussions in and Marilyn . . . Roe Anns. Cojlege home room . . . Walther League . . . Dejjgnjng 551,001 Gordy, Stan and the guys . . . bowling . . . future in electronics. College b Q , I 48 ,X , xxx 'R xi S1 'V' 1 Q , l 2 A -cv' A 'fl V -' lx CAROLE ROOT MARY ANN ROSE Carole Mary Ann A cute blonde . . . Scribe of Tri-Hi-Y , fi Good things come in small packages' . . . that fabulous summer out West . . . f . . . Secretary of Art Club . . . girl with Knits argyles . . . Oh come on! . . . H the giggle . . . dreams of Paris . G.L.C. and intramurals . . . Honors English . . . always with jay . . . dili- gent worker. College ALBERT ROVETTO HAI!! When I get my car -! . . with Pancho . . . C.Y.O. . . ming, ltalian food, and girls . . . . patrols the halls . . . the . . . Walter's. College eager to help . . . a certain alumnus Srhool of Design ALMA M. RUESCH Rue5chie . Lunch Never a dull moment . . . M bags of . Swim- La Buenaventura . . . I can get the . . sis PAUL L- ROSE ms . . . G.L.c. and D.D.D.'s . Spartans Paul Definitely! . . . explosions in 223 How about that! . . . gridiron regular HIWHYS laughing- . . , Senior cabinet . . . Barbara . . . Cgllggg good looks . . . that half smile . . . on the diamond . . . Hi-Y . . . Bob, Howie, and Scott. College 49 F' HV' , M i lx 'si 0 l A ' AQL ' I 'l'll'I' Rllllllfl. 'l'11l IRIINIZ BETH SARICII Hl7'L'IH'H Vt-cp ul tlit' Scniiir glass . . . .i wliitc Captain uf thc Pup Squqil . helpful lur-l . , . Srutlcnl Knuutil . . . lmrn in untl iugrcculwlc . . . Stutlcnt Ccmmil . . . lwtuni.i , s.irt.istu uit . . . jim, Lll'OLlI1xlIl'lC tlotk nlmtiflcur. l'll gc! Vintc. .intl lm . . . .in limicet answer. you ll tlgitclu . . . G.l..C. . . tlic kitls. 4 ,,jj1U, . . . Miss I..H.S. lfulfcgqc' K- ! XY'll.l.lAM SCHMIDI. UMW- VINCENT SGRU Scninr alms money lugs . . . lriuk, Cross h HVl lH gfulnfry ,intl Splkul Shqq Club , A , 1273 Q Sifltily .I lNllSlf1CSSf'l1L1!l . . . Slllttfflly Allhl .iltcr stlmol . . . nite to know . , . quiet HAROLD SCHACHNPR plc.-rscvcnincc , . . PICXY Ul lflllfilfl' Umm' luuks .irc tlctciving . . . Hontirs Minh 'lPIfkll?J'H Lil . . . tlisulurccmt-nts in llnglmli alms .intl lfnlulish. Always looking for parries E E - out for . . , gootl musit' , . . Vin tintl l'L-tc. Cnllzyuz' u good time , . , Saturday nights with Blljillfjj Marty, Bill anal Charlie . . , keeps cvcry- onc lauigliing, Bmirzexs L Q i X 'Fr 1 , qi, DOROTHY SKALSKI Dot You've got a clear head! . l' N A C . . . happy A8cP employee Maries house . . . talkative . . . Flame Sue Marie, Chris . . . Chemistry C.Y.O .... the Cupids. Nurring GORDON SPANFK Gordon A tall iigure in the school basket ball and baseball . . . Chess expert hot rods, pizza, and girls Chevy . . . I'll drag ya! College FFP EARNEST STEPHAN Ernie Smile kid! . . . fishing, boating, and camping . . . '52 blue Merc . . . lunch periods . . . can be found at Judie's . . . Tom, Dave, and Wil. Army AIDA STIPO crAng'ln Yes, yes, yes! . . . a red Ford con- vertible . . . Lou . . . horseback ridin . . . a whiz on skates . . . Who asked you? . . . double lunches . . . Oritani . . . the Cupids. Beaulician CAROL TARTAGLIONE RAYMOND STUPIENSKI gdb, f RU Thgds marriage in h5r future . . . Prexy o Naruralist Club . . . plays a gra uation nig r . . . enn . . . Mr. sax . . . likes to hunt and Esh . . . Sen- SHEH-A STRAUSS Turk's English class . . . double lunches ior class cabinet . . . Henry, Bob and Short, dark, and cute. . . friendly ways bronze and tan '56 Chevy . . . the Lloyd . . . '57 red Olds. . . . Yinnie . . .uknown for her dirnples Cupids . . . stockcar races . . . Walter's. Agricultural college 21,8-lsslzk gffvfgitgsiflse Bruins!! Nuning K. . , T I .--fligl ,A W. . A 7 . A' -IF Jil' Wi' . N ,315-Q 5 QL n. . it... .. ., ANTHONY TERRANOVA Tony Takes life easy . . . chem. whiz . . . seen with the two Franks . . . a ready laugh . . . C.Y.0. . . . loves a good joke . . . the Spartans. MARIE TRABULSI Marie Smiles for everyone . . . Student Coun cil . . , Prexy of Commercial Club . . Honors English . . . You're so smart!' . . . sports . . . Cupids . . . Chris, Dot Cojjege tie, Carolee. College ROBERT VAKA CONRAD UVA Bob Dino Tall and good looking . . . co-captain Finally got the Chevy on the road . . . of the basketeers . . . football tackle... sometimes serious . . , likes to meet RONALD TURECKI balances the A.A. books . . . Play the people . . . good listener . . . Fire Squad Ron role! . . , good times . . . one of the - - - JOC, Vifllw- and fhf? HUYS- Man of many sports . . . co-captain of b0Y5- U,S,C,G,A, the pigskin . . . Marylin . . . good College looks . . . plans for the future . . . agreeable disposition . . . Hi-Y and Fire Squad. College frgil . .. ....., ,.....a..-1lg::5.,. 5 .1 . Jw' W ef fi '05 W ,Q fe' N'-. ,- 'jif A Q -w e V D E I 3l5f,g,.,. LORRAINE M. BRUCE VAN HEERTUM VAN DE VEERDONK 'fDu,,b HI-0 l eU Gridiron co-captain . . . A.A. prexy New places and new faces . . . Com- New Milford . . . Bob's house ta mercial Club . . . the Rainbow Girls and blond . . lovable grin . . Guni, . . . bookkeeping and cooking classes ho! . . . the Spartans . . . Charlie and . . Ann, Sandy, and joan. Bob. Undecided Narfy ROSEMAIUE VEGUANTE NRO JOAN VERMEULEN A tliamoml-stucliled future . . . You're i b d Hl0 H I 1 an angel! . . . knitting for Nickey... Tall anc lon . . . fifth pc-riot rounc he's tall, dark and good-looking . . . RONALD VANAHEERTUM table . . . Tri-Hi-Y and Pep Club CLYO ,... jo, Peggy, and JoAnn . .. R0r1n1e sews her own . . . Diane, Edi, and Bar Cupitls. Quick with quips , - , Leech Off! , H bara . . . Honors English. Buyiygyg mischievous . . . Gil, Fitch, and Ken College Walter's . . . Hi-Y and Track and Spiked Shoe Club . . . Spar- IEIFIS. lgimf .V Ig , 156 Nj College 54 I t '51 'L+' 3 if 'ak' ' JESSE VICTOR jeJ5e Sec.-Treas. of Science Cluh , . . Societas Latinas . . . Honors Math and English . . . appreciates good music . . . a men- tal giant . . . he'll make the grade . . . orchestra. College jANli MARY WALSH ffjanieu Cute and neat . . . sec.-treas. of the Pet Club . . . open house . . . Lore's liter- ary editor . . . collegiate . . . guards the colors . . . C.Y.O. . . the D.D.D.'s... Honors English . . . those remarks! Collage is lil ' f ELAINE VIGNOLA Elaine Always busy . . . Hi ya, brat! . . veep of the Cupids . . . a certain two toned '56 Chevy . . . Middletown . . letter writing . . . Dot, Carolee, and A- M R.S .... never misses steno. l Nurring PETER M. WEAVER Pete Science Club . . . a reserved look . . . MICHAEL VIPIANA those camping trips . . . airplanes . . . Loyal Giant fan . . . Down with the What are you goin' to do? . . , Louie Yankees! . . . C.Y.O. bowling league and jesse . . , pizza. . . . Eire Squad . . . '52 Chevy . . . Ai, Force Walter's . . . jeff, Mike, Al, and Char- lie. College GG'- I Q JANET WEIBLEN MARY WINTER Janet Wim Senior or freshman? . . . church youth Editor-in-chief of the Lore . . . nlwnya groups . . . Pep Club . . . Honors Math busy . . . Tri-Hi-Y historian . . . Look . . . Wittenburg in June . . . always Modern . . . Honors English . . . sews busy . . . conscientious . . . N.Y.U. her own . . . interested in the president Christian Association . . . enviable . . . witty retorts. Bfidfs- College College SANDRA ZEUG JONATHAN ZUBIN Usgndyll lljonll Imaginative artist . . . friendliness in Prexy of Y.P.F .... runs track and her smile . . . promprer of the Senior cross country . . . Hi-Y . . . Scott, Rett, play . . . F.N.A.C .... Music Appre- Ken . . . one of the matmen . . . Hon- ciarion Club . . . loves to drive . . . Lor- ors Math . . . sec. of the Explorers nine, Barb, and Ann. . . . Fire Squad. Collcga College It seems luke only yesterday that I walked down those halls I recall lf very clearly Our first elght perxod day the mad dash between classes mnlk boxes on Monday mornmgs fire drllls and 'ur raxds track lectures xn 107 the pecklng of typewrlters on the second floor parabolas five mlnutes to dress after gym the Th mksgrvmg game those yellow sllps carlca tures nn 103 Mnss Kattmann s work on the senxor play class meetlngs surprxse hlstory qulzzes our first lntroduc non to Freud the aroma of 225 after a lab perlod Suter s endless energy lockers bexng slammed Bob A s house College boards that long awalted seventeenth bnrthday dlscusslons ln Engllsh IV xntramural games capntal pumshment debates those gruellng exercxses xn slxmnasncs double lunches those two 57 Olds specxal assemblles scxence projects Tell Me How our prom the mp to the shore trymg on caps and gowns sweltermg at Baccalaureate walkxng across the stage to re celve our dxplomas the last class partxes the beglnnlng of a new lxfe A .r r C C n l .vu ' r K ... C ...ll n.u .-. C .un a.. ' a . . , r . -Q.. C .u. 1. ... ... ' L . A . ...Mr . - , --. I ..- K -as .s. ...I I. C ,pn . . , . K .n. un. .-. - - - H H G A ... ss. n.. K LG ak. V - K... nn. C . 57 AWARD s f ' Having four nnalists in the National Merit Schol- arship test is an achievement unusual for a school of Leonia's size. In addition to taking a special elimination test, these finalists - Bill Schmidl, Dave Blood, Martha Buckwalter, Vin Lo Lordo- were judged on the results of their College Board exams. Because of their excellent records, they are eligible to receive scholarships. One of these final- ists, Vin Lo Lordo, also received a General Motors award. In competition with students from many schools, Jesse Victor was awarded a Westinghouse Science scholarship. Mary Winter scored highest a- mong all the senior girls in the Homemaker of Tomorrow test. She placed among the top ten H 'wa future homemakers in the state. i. ', I Native ability, hard work, and perseverance have earned Robin Cook first place in the senior class and the honor of being valedictorian. Among his many achievements was the grand prize at the Science Fair. 58 VVIINIIXIEKD I.eonia's delegates to Boys' State, Girls' State, and Girls' Citizen- ship were Paul Ammon, Lillian Derrick, Tina Lo Prom, Bob Va- kn, Janice Jaeger, Claire Cava- licte, and Ginger Azzolini. Representing Leonia in the All-State Chorus wel Joe Ruggiero, Cynthia Hair, and Cyndy Grant. Miss Arnold Constable-Marylin Ellis, Miss I-Iolthausen's -Bonnie Davino. 59 VVIIVINIIIKD ir 3' .. . - ,f ff A - W2 s, -ci i 'i 1' .M 6 Q ff ..i i , . fx X .? . By winning their matches during the sectionals, these wrestlers, Gil Raposo, Lou Ponsi, and Dave blood, were eligible for state competition. Gil Raposo, co-captain of the wrestling team, placed second in the Five boys, Ray Florence, jeff Giardina, Mike Mulieri, and Andy Puller, formed Leonia High School's sec- ond annual bowling team. The team was coached by Mike Mulieri and captured the 1958 Bergen County Championship at Hackensack. High scored of the tournament was Jeff Giardina with a 596 trio. state meet. 60 .-., , . Q . f .... ,... ' . x Eric Groon sparked both the track and cross country teams. In the New York City meet, Eric ran the fastest mile for a Bergen County schoolboy, 41235. ' LUKIZ l:UIlUKb Betty Ellis Photography fs Dolores Giannantonio Arlifertimlg i Mary Winter Editorin-Chief Christina Kulikowski Typing Pat Patterson Sue Richman Bill Schmidl jane Walsh A P50105 f-'IPIJJ' Circulation Lifemfy LORE STAFF Adriana Giarrlana, Nancy Romagnoli, Marylin Ellis, Dolores Gian- nanronio, Editor, Eric Gossman, Patricia Kenny, Sharon Dier, Janice Jaeger, Ronnie Turecki. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE LITERARY COMMITTEE ART COMMITTEE F .. 'C 4 154. .4 er, s - I Ken Mason, Mary Ann Rose, Par Patterson-Editor Standing: Sue Dybwad, Jane Jabel, Jane Walsh, Editor, Dorothy Krinitz, Nancy Romagnoli. Seatecl: Claire Cavalieve, joan Vermeullen, Dixie Husen, Carole Root, Angela Cirone, Tino Lo Proto, Alma Ruesch, Linda Gilclea, Kathy Fury, Phyllis Gromest, Bonnie Davirio, Barbara Flach, Linda Eisenstein. .3 ..- .W '. i PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE TYPING COMMITTEE Standing: Linda Drexler, Sue Richman and Betty Ellis, Co-Editors. Row 2: Dixie Husen, Clara Payne, Shirley Moran, Sue Dybwad, Carole Root, Alma Ruesch, Tina Lo Proto, Marilyn Evans, Pat McCabe, Frank Meisner. Row 3: Delores Giannantonio, Ellen Sherman, Irene Sarich, Phyllis Gromesr, Linda Gildea, Nancy Romagnoli, Kathy Fury, Lillian Derrick, Bonnie Davino, Kath Fur Sharon Dier Ann Albanese Chris Kulikowski, Y Y- , 1 Editor, Girolee Nolan, Vivian Bancale. CIRCULATION COMMITTEE X-N Top Row: Herb Hill, Ralph Hellmold, Harry Mints, Robin Cook. ROW 2: Julie Gilbert, Cynthia Hair, Bill Schmidl, 53 Editor, Vivian Bancale, Edwina Grande, Par Kenny. Row 34 Sharon Dier, Linda Gildea, Tina Lo Proto, Martha Buck- walter, Dixie Husen. N - E0 W P 6 Swami ta tlw t!vwfw! ,- fff WX fi' X ,N K' fismzh fi 1,6665 N 4? W fWff 5v 'af' ' X x QV? W F19 XWWL Q Q x N ?0Jj, 'W f KKK f Q f . . Oli b ' V ' www J li lx but all Lwtlx NOX VN -Ml, r 'if N V QP! oo -JO' N 1 s 'Y 1 v .L r ki . ck sm if New oy Y We e Top Row: Bob Orsatt, Dennis Koppinger, John Law, Rudy Wolfe, Timmy Ierardi, George bruno, Richard Bihler, Joe D'Alessio, Greg Galliker, Leonard Cottrell. Row 2: Rolf Alba, Ken Reger, Bryon Backus, Loulsx Ennico, Daniel Susslin, Ed Maiuro, Arthur Irwin, William Gnirrep, Dennis Grafe, Nick Berard ',Row 3: Linda Barth, Mary Beckvermit, joan Richardson, Ann Fischbach, ,4 Nancy Godlews i, or ne Muller, Gemma Antonelli, Marion Fratinardo, Polly Greene, Linda 1. .4 Heppelwhit , C y ant. Row 4 Carol Boisvert, Frances Barone Vivian Burke, Sue Badaracto, - Ui Barb?Bro3 Ann Grasing, Elaine Blackman, Karen Fried, Pam Hess. If , 1 1 C ff NJ , , f 1 ,ji ' I I '. ' f Qi -TB! I mp L ' L ' . i' L A I . p ,X - K.. , , r, , , P K 9 ai 3 Y .l c f 1 ' L l l x l ' ' A A el W wi A A ill ' ' f ' f . v. ff! '- ' t ' , - . 0 r K. ntola . , W. Byrne, J. Cardell, 1. Chiappelone, BY Chirgwihi, P. Danella, L. if rx ' A 'yXGavi' son, 1. ' P ri , Eckert, N. Frontera, A. Giannantonio, G. Gioiadxano, A. Greenburg, J. ' j r , E. n, . Hae elt, V. Haggerty, I. Henrys, D. Hohnadel, Qoppe, N. Hughes, D. Q, rx H chens , . Jan s, J. Johnston, A. Katzen, W. Keane, J. Lakin, E. Lyms, R. Madewell, W. Man- , 1' T-' 5 dr , M. Cmartini, J. Massarone, M. McMahon, A. Miller, E. Murdock, L. Mewlen, R. Ostrom, L. . rib Cganzarno, R. Pirritano, E. Ramanaskas, R. Ru kel, Shepard, J. Snyder, S. Steeger, E. Van Duyn, w ' f ' J . Viflzia, M. Weglinski, W. Wells, .Youp f- .,t ' I fs 51 iff 1' W ll fi 1 4 il i 1, at A .X .lj ,fl J I J . A HV! ' Viet. All..0!,, ljr ' V Y i 1... ,. 4 I J .V 1' ,i 1 ,. 1 W1 - r , 'Nz I ,G ,ti wx Z. ng' ,. , fy! H 7. 'I i Y -,VV ,' LV ,f fi'- A fi' 0 Till l : If y ij' ,AJ A . I 'LM af 1. 1, A- , Vi .1 1 ' If -f ' E , z Top Row: Harold Smith, john Lb go, Roger Nortman, john Wyburn, joel Reiter, Frank Koenig, John Ryan, jim Lowry, Rudy Sch eisser, Robert Lee. Row 2: Tom Moore, Bernard Ventolo, Bill Sutherland, john Schwab, john Kilcullen, Louis Ponsi, jim O'Neill, joe Matera, Dennis Lynch, Tom Najarian, john Peters. Row 3: Mary Ann Moltzen, joan Ward, Sandra Williams, Linda Helmer, Barbara Schmeltz, Virginia Trouf, Marlis Streuifert, Dorothy Kohl, Elizabeth Nebolsi w 4' joan Jones, Myra Marks, Eleanor Moretti, Kathy McGown, Kathy Mulligan, rke Elizabeth Wineburgh, Marilyn Cancro, Gertrude Heiss, Laura Stipo, Gerry L-jg s. Llp l xl f ' 4 f I txlgiri N, .V 1 . E , ,K ,flilx 'J If .X I v V W . by -. fll-' xml! ,. N .l .,, , r I 363 2 rx A H 63 l 6 ,D 'N N 'N x iw F Top Row: Joe Ruggiero, Duncan Evans, Pete Connors, Basil Hickey, Geralcl Christmas, joe Russo, Robert Woods, Bob Peevers, Barry Wind, Robert Fillinich. Row 2: Alfred Newman, Martin Jan- osch, Bob Gehner, Ben Cascio, Howie Black, Dennis Craghan, Dan Moore, Peter Trapani, Ray Zweil. Row 5: Linda Robins, Hunt Griffiths, Rodney Schuller, Dick Hughes, Mike Brady, Allen Carney, Mike Tighe, james Van Sise, William Ulbrich, Thomas Finn, Arlene Fargnoli. Row 4: Lor- raine Boutillon, Carol Konovitch, Dolores Hoppe, Carolyn Otte, Sally Dawson, Kathy Krommen- hoek, Bonnie Lo Bue, Joan Buckheim, Marlane Mosher, judy Kean, Irene Erianne. to fg,W7 . V fylxfbkvk lifyn - .,lk x W J,'Q,,,Y2,i ,ff-449 f fl la-:vc l 5 ' JUNIOR CLA S CABI T Top Row: Miss jo C ' , Mr. ouglas Bisset, Mr. Kenneth McGo . H err Turkington, Mr. Kenneth Heberl r. u ferraro, Miss Sandra Heiser. R : ' ar King, Vinny Abagnale, on B15 e , jo dle, joe Poliri. Row 3: .Gen , Conniqo ilipp' Madeli Pezzerr Qsigjnse , n L nijglz fob AV QE, Maurer, Ted' N en Rogow, Herb Vollmann, Andy Gall. Row 2: Tom' Parso R dy Albers, Tom Sager, Robert Levine, Stephen Bergstrom. Row 3: Stephen Engelman, Nancy Czernik, Judy Kelly, Mike Friedman. Row 4: Marilyn Kathy Sullivan, Carole Wood, Judy O'Grady, Top Row: Thomas Moots, Bryan Sammartino, Paul Ehrlich, Bryan Dunlap, Jeff Irving, Dennis Hering, Joseph Moreng, Paul Pandel, James Bell. Row 2: Kenneth Williams, Thomas McLoughlin, Richard Hirsh, David Spring, Dominick Altobello, Bob Pendleton, Joe Grossman, Buzzy Klopp. Row 3: Susan Michaud, Nancy Parnes, Vicky Levitt, Karen Gaizband, Rosemary Casey, Joanne Wilson, Barbara Buckwalter, Clyde Haase, Gail Bauer. Row 4: Judith Geismar, Joan Goetz, Raquel Kammerl, Carol Lloyd, Lana Christen, Anne Pomella, Lynne Nafash, Marcelle Agate. ABSENT: R. Alessi, J. Amorino, E. Aston, L. Bailey, M. Becker, R. Berge, J. Bodman, H. Brown, C. Brunner, J. Cassese, D. Conti, R. Danzi, G. De Cristoforo, M. Deirch, K. Dempsey, S. Dempsey, C. Di Bartolo, G..Doscher, E. Eichele, R. Eichler, R. Guina, R. Haase, J. Hall, W. Harper, P. Huebner, R. lanuale, B. Jaffe, G. Kaiser, D. Konopacki. Top Row: Gerard Patterson, Richard Minasian, Gene Jorman, Robert Kay, Douglas Taylor, Larry Signorile, Teddy Burrowes, Jon Stolk, Gerald Krause. Row 2: John Paulos, Edward Bogosian, William Jersey, Alan Strahler, Alfred Keller, David Wiese, Donald Rottmann, Richard Allen, Michael Marlies, Gregory Movsesyan. Row 3: Mary Cortright, Kathy Sharp, Nancy Wood, Linda Smith, Wendy Trauth, Andy Jaeger, Mimi Smeltzer, Susan MacDonald, Carol Simpson, Louise Sherman, Nan Allian. Row 4: Therese Wachtel, Joyce Cinarelli, Dolores Fevola, Maryann Kunov- sky, Linda Kasparian, Maureen Clarie, Virginia Vogel, Reine Reele, Barbara Pierguidi, Rynda Klausner, Cynthia Gismond, Daine Kaufman. Top Row: Michael Chuse, Richard Graetz, Bob Frank, Sam Watson, Robert Lang, Eric Vonderlieth, Gary LaBianco, Lane Bass. Row 2: Ted Curtis, Arthur Seward, Steve Juncker, Stuart Kirkland, David Hathaway, James Anas, William Kyle, Nelson Burros. Row 3: Marie Croce, Janet Wiggers, Kathy Henry, Diane Wittmann, Jackie Miller, Sherrill Kuligoski, Betty Hess, Karen Josten. Row 4: Lois Gruner, Louise Swenson, Pat Rumak, Therese Noack, Carol Leary, Pat Day, Adriane Laris, Helene Eckhoff, Carol Davino. ABSENT: F. Kopper, G. Latawiec, M. Linford, C. Lo Cascio, J. Loper, B. MacPhee, T. Marks, B. Mastrocove, B. Mehlman, S. Meyer, E. Minkler, D. Moeller, J. Morrell, C. O'Malley, S. Owen, J. Pecora, J. Piccarelli, J. Pieja, R. Pozzi, R. Quagliane, C. Roberts, C. Ross, M. Rotella, J. San- tiglia, J. Schnakenberg, J. Stenken. Top Row: John Schuler, Peter Nonas, Mike Jayson, Victor Willenborg, Kurt Thos, Jordan Pola, George Brain, Steve Zeidner, Peter Dumbleton, Michael Sokol. Row 2: Philip Sbaratta, David Kon- opacki, Anthony Marchegiano, James Barricella, Pam Kurland, Barbara Mazula, Fred Epner, Anthony Anzevino, Thomas Pece, Edmund Eyerman. Row 3: Carol Wilkens, Vivian Greenbaum, Patricia Barthel, Barbara Mangan, Barbara Montagne, Maria Maucione, Jean Ernst, Dorothy Ernst, Barbara Crowell. Row 4: Margaret Gary, Geraldine Tatro, Jean Moss, Ruth Korn, Winifred Lyons, Elaine Rubin, Lynn Stein, Joan Lazarov, Carole Ocholwski, Phyllis Oren. Top Row: Joe Winter, Frank Binder, Fred Pintz, Gerald Hughes, Dwight Beucler, Paul Hagen, Thomas Riker, Arthur Eisberg, Ted jacobsen, Philip Lo Bue, Walter Scherer, Row 2: Debbie Dobbs, Jeanette Burggraaf, Leigh Schill, Smart Daub, john Hewitt, Bob Springer, Donald Vogel, Virginia Silber, Sandra Burchinal. Row 3: Carol Auerbach, Bonnie Penny, Jane Boerner, Lynn Carlton, Pat Manche, Lesley Honigstog, janet Snyder, Hope Sherman, Ann Frank, Nanette Mat- chetto. Row fi: Susan Linneman, Richard Paulos, Marlene Dittmore, Ray Rogers, Kitty Herman, Joseph Moscowitz, joel Vollmer, Robert Ponsi, Lorraine Kasparian, Robert Sill, Charles Lerner. ABSENT: H. Aschoff, 1. Barudin, C. Bavlisk, P. Bierstedt, D. Boyd, L. Byrd, F. Caminos, S. Chace, L. Coppersmith, B. Davidson, B. Davis, F. Demetrious, M. Dittmore, J. Drexler, A. Fletcher, E. Gagnon, J. Hohnadel, E. Hulst, J. Kolts, D. Konovitch, L. Miller, P. Minerly, N. Nelson, F. Parkyn, R. Price, B. Ritscher, L. Thomas, C. Varriale, J. Wallace, J. Young, D. Zubin. Top Row: Joseph Lyons, Harold Ganz, Ralph Vollmann, Michael Wenis, Bob Gregory, Jim Cooke, Gary Uher, Arthur Paretti, Jeff Taylor, Vernon Bottz, Dan O'Grady. Row 2: john Tiernan, Bill Stumpf, Vincent Zito, Jerrie Van Mater, Henry Sill, Philip Meisner, Arthur Hoiland, James Paul, jeff Turecki, Pete Therre, john Feeney. Row 3: Adele Hating, Olga Karamitas, Barbara Hall, Kathy Winant, jean Economides, Claire Storff, Clarice Shedd, Susan Klopp, Martha Koenig. Row 4: Judy Uher, Carolyn Youtz, Jane Wallin, Kathy Law, Gayle Tilbury, Margaret Winebutg, Lynne Holman, Bernice Pfafi, Louise Ennico, Helen Hughes. EIGHTH GRADE Top Row: john Beach, Arthur Raczkowski, Richard Mints, Charles Tatro, Don Chace, Ed Lynch, Paul Gamba, Carlton Chichin, james Ernst. Row 2: Nancy Victor, Sandy Lemberg, Ed Zeidner, Floyd Vest, Bill Nelson, Walter Eckhoff, Arthur Emr, jack Hashkowitz, Bob Baur, Dan Colbert. Row 3: Dene Lauder, Bob Fiordalisi, Jill Gardner, Mary Taylor, judy Thompson, Diana Deitsch, Marge Desiderio, Frank Ierardi, Richard Kern. Row 4: Peter Shanno, Marilyn jones, Melvin Bur- rowes, David Langjahr, Vera Marks, Sandy Sperl, Lee Economides, JoAnne Jungkind. ABSENT: D. Babcock, L. Bass, R. Baur, M. Chirgwin, J, Davis, R. Davis, J. Deitch, N. Formoe, J. Friedman, F. Gilmore, M. Grieshaber, P. jurbala, T. Lott, S. Moore, P. Newman, G. Pandel, P. Roe, E. Sievers, G. Skeie, J. Steinbaum, W. Trauth, L. Vannais. EIGHTH GRADE Top Row: Ellis Buckle, Mike Ausmus, Bob Moran, Steve Ausmus, Jim O'Neill, jeff Parsons, Joe Kaminski, Bob Hiener, john Van Heertum, Gil Hawkins, jim Laughlin. Row 2: jonathan Griffiths, Al Greenberg, Richard Angelus, Allan Haeberle, Roger White, Richard Damurjian, Richard Ward, Richard Cavaliere, Leo Hershon. Row 3: Candy Mingle, Marilyn Levine, Nancy Antizzo, Barbara Tarvin, Carol Grande, Caroline Muller, Morris Marzocca, Robin Bohling. Row 4: Lynn Jenisch, Claire jaeckel, Anna Steiger, David Henry, Russ Stoever, Jim Mulligan, Robert Rockey, Shain Stull, Gail Slatkin, Ann Peck. , gl I ff 5 fffff I If ,V 'A i 71 ff , 7 ,.-3 , I W- ,,.,,n..sQnl - 11.-.ll ff I Is N5 '? f ' Lf , 'M ,f of A gf f WN f 1 I 2 f Rx f- , I , f,f Z, ,, H in gf',7, 'f' lx 1 y' f Jf - M94 ,f f ,, - 'H - 0,1 , P- , f f . f -ff' q x ' H C Jggrjf-J aff' A i , 'VA1::,Jlll , ' . wifi., fY--d?l-Aiiiif' ' I J IQ!!! 4!5,Vl, ,, jfglfliifff . 7. . 'fr 1 V W ! If 1 A-f' ' ff--H ffwflr 1. v- . ,.f-.Y,fffTf': Vigil,- 9 ' . .1..2?fTi Xf ' 'ff f jf Mn F, A-,WHY-- a 166 X Q W -, gf if x i ii52f:rgrg: lx. ,1v5.zp4? : 4-W' 4.11 ff! 1 ' f' ,N L- Q24 ' ,Q Vg ' !fff 'Tie - 'I j ,f 4,,,.,L, -,A-H ff ,f 1, ff I ff' -,.z,,. -,i,4 , A v 4jQ1ff My , , , I X' f. ,: f- W ,f W' 'K ' 'ff ' 1 f Y C , V'1g l ,f 4 ! .Q , 9' rf' x- f,., - , Q ff! ' I 1 7f figyw Q f Z ' Q.. K 1 fiivLXf fx ,J ' tg' I i ' X, I Anzlrfql H,-jf fix? W + W ' 4 M f f , if ' , ,, uf? M -. w if , Azlig gfpff' if 1 25afa't Ma tk meeting! I 1.l lv V W n 1 1 r N X x Q32 N w I L I rg , M f-,Q fic- ,.,.. I PM 1 5 , . , . , I 4 v'Q2 g Paul Ammon 7 Ralph Hellmold Michael Mulieri David Blood NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the high ideals to which the Honor Society member aspires. In order to qualify, one must be in the top quarter of his class and be elected by the faculty and the junior and senior members of the Student Council. Four mem- bers are elected in their junior year on a probationary basis and six more in their senior year. Member- ship in this society is one of the most coveted honors a graduating senior may receive. Elizabeth Ellis Valerie Mingle -avr , Tiit Ruutel -.-N J. 7'f?.j William Schmidl Jane Walsh Mary Winter STUDENT COUNCIL N4- ' Q. 'N-5- +' OFFICERS: Dave Blood, Paul Ammon, Scott Peterson. EIGHTH GRADE, FRESHMEN, AND SOPHO- MORES: Standing: Mike Sokol, JoAnne Wilson, Marcelle Agate, Bryan Sanmartino. Seated: jill Gard- ner, joe Kaminski, Bonnie Penny, jerry Barudin, Lyn Carlton, Richard Cavaliere, Marge Desiderio. Y JUNIORS AND SENIORS: Karen Fried, Penny Eckert, joe Politi, Ben Cascio, Marie Trabulsi, Mike Mulieri, Irene Sarich, Laurie Davidson. The Student Council tries to help the school by fostering a spirit of cooperation between the students and faculty and developing a feeling of responsibility among the students for the practice of democracy in Leonia High school. Representatives who are elected by their classmates try to carry out student-wishes in governing the school. The state and national conventions, to which Leonia sends delegates, enable the council to gain new ideas for carrying out the purposes of the group. President - Paul Ammon Vice President - David Blood Secretary - Janice Jaeger Treamrer - Scott Peterson Advisor - Mr. Charles Otis 75 HI-Y Hi-Y boys are a familiar sight at all our home games, selling refreshments to I.eonia's hungry rooters. The boys are also active in many other school projects which they hope will earn them an ace rating from the county Y. Delegates are sent to county, state and national conventions. The high- lights of this year were a basketball game with the Tri-Hi-Y, the Father-Son Dinner, and the annual Hi-Y picnic. Prcridenf - Richard Ferrall Vice Pres. - Ralph Hellmold 7'rea.mrer - Ken Nakayama Secretary - Roger Pola I-Iirioriarz - l.ouis Moscowitz Advirorr - Mr. Kenneth Heberling, Mr. Kenneth McGown Top Row: Bob Gehner, joe Politi, Duncan Evans. Row 2: Tim lerardi, Louis Iinnico, Bob Hilgen, Howard Smith, Dennis Grafe. Row 3: Lou Dotti, john Moberg, john Riddle. Row 4: Dave Ausmus, Scott Peterson, jon Zubin, Rett Oren, Harry Mints, Herb Hill, Bishop Buckle, Bob Meegan. Row 5: Robin Cook, Jim H6 r 'R 'P '-. o ga ' 'V --t 5 . FA mr 'ga S' If . 314' A G -.xc L HI-Y I-Y Bowen, Bruce Kovacs, Dick Chieco, Eric Groon, Eric Gossman, Bob Michaud, Phil Colbert, Tim Bodman. Row 6: Ronnie Van Heertum, Dick Frank, Ken Nakayama, Richard Ferrall, Ralph Hell- mold, Gil Raposo, Mr. Kenneth McGown, Mr. Kenneth Heber- ling. Foreground: Lou Moscowitz. Q 5? W? 4 , ,Wayan TRI-HI-Y Top Row: Clara Payne, Sue Dyhwad, Lillian Detrick, Judie An- tola, joan London. Row 6: Kathy Sharp, Wynne Lyons, Mimi Smeltzer, .loyce Cignarelli, Reine Reele, Irene Erianne, Linda Hel- mer, Dot Kohl, Cynthia Gismond. Row 5: Barhara Buckwalter, jean Moss, Phyllis Oren, lrene Sarich, Marylin Ellis, Virginia Azzolini. Row 4: Linda Gildea, Marilyn Evans, Alma Ruesch, Linda Hepplewhite, Marlene Murken, Elizabeth Nebolsine, Gail T121 T H1 ,i,i .Nl lb -W. QM , LU 1 V lflf' iliil .Vit llc two 77 Bauer. Row 3: Bonnie Lo Bue, Judy Kean, Sandra Hulsr, Kathy Sullivan, Marilyn Auerbach, Doris Gasser, Polly Greene. Diane Wittmann, Susan Michaud, joan Goetz. Row 2: Judy O'Grady Jeanne Gilhertson, Nancy Darling, Aludy Gregory, Cynthia Hair Row l: Miss Jo Cartisser, Sally Dawson, Ellen Sherman, Tina Lo Proto, Carole Root, Pat McCabe, Valerie Mingle, Miss Ruth Schiemann, Angela Cirone Cabsentb. TRI-HI-Y When a Tri-Hi-Y member pledges To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character, she has not made an empty promise. Supporting a Korean orphan, Song Se Sik, co-sponsoring a world-service dance and a co-ed basketball game for the March of Dimes are some of the service projects. This active club usually receives an ace rating, the highest award the Y can give. Preridefzt - Val Mingle Vice Prerident - Pat McCabe Correr. Sec. -Tina LoProto Ref. Sec. -Carole Root Chaplain - Sally Dawson, Dorothy Kohl Hirforian - Mary Winter Aziz'imr.r - Miss Jo Cartisser and Miss Ruth Schiemann 2,922 ..A..a,5h- I q 2.5- -E11 3 in N ,Ma 53 . 3 5.4 , 19 u-ilf ' LATIN CLUB Top Row: Gina Silber, Kathy Law, Pat Rumalc, Kathy Winant. Row 2: james Paul, Buzzy Klopp, Harold Ganz, john Lyons, Bryan Dunlap, Arthur lrwin, joe Ruggiero, Ralph I-lellmold, Ben Cascio, john Riddle. Row 31 Jean Fconomides, Carol Auerbach, ,lane Wallin, Gayle Tillwury, Susan Klopp, Janet Wiggers, Kathy Krommenhoek, Carol Czcrnik, janet Weiblen, Diane Karp, Bar- lwara Flach. Row fl: joel Reiter, jesse Victor, Roger Nortman, Tony Fletcher, Jon Stollc, Phillip Lo Bue, Frank Binder, Alan Strahler, Barbara Buckwalter, jordan Pola, Philip Sbaratta. Row 5: Mike Marlies, Bonnie Penny, Lynn Carlton, Laura Stipo, Karen Fried, Myra Marks, Raquel Kammerl, Lynne Nafash, Pat Manche, joel Vollmer. Row 6: Marion Fratinardo, Marcelle Agate, Kathy Sharp, Andy Jaeger, Nancy Darling, Mrs. juline Comstock. Al f rf' 7 ' I Ct-2-Q A S llqik L A it 'K f ' 'xiyfsgs soc:lETAs LATINA if lt :': tl ' Ll Discipuli lingtme Latinae, uno die cujusque mensis conven- px , 1 l iunt ut magis de vita moribusque Romanis cognoscant. Hoc CX - ls nnnossocii Latini Saltntionem Februariamn et Cenam Ro- X 'I , manam annuam paraverunt et celebraverunt. l - , W, l Comix!-Nancy Darling Sub-Conrul-Andy Jaeger , l A Scriba-Marcelle Agate Quaertor-Kathy Sharp ' .K-Q l L I X Magzttm Matrona Juline Comstock 78 X Aedilc-Marion Fratinardo Numizu-Dennis Grafe y' i . R .5 - . L L A -,yy X x V l PF' X Cragh. , Vicki V L W w - L it 1 Sl , 1 ki UJA lj! gm i LL Top Row 3 lantl, Boh Mic autl, ennig an lj' X 5 TL ri , E1 Club E 'ijoJ llcogo com tiyiluiilgru ale esrutlia tes ,kfuien Wh 0 e Nil an 1 tleleitab . P miflos f eio 'riosidapaceg un ve de palsg les, un fret de vdad ,a a los naesr s una aral os . '1, V . alumnos, mln bqu fs e ene t orkllejencius de s- .. A - t f 1 I - parm y Mexicql on p as Colo es, ronsuealizados. Este uno el club pie sign 3 pr. un f no 'fo nuevo para anadir al entend nto plz er de los a imnos. I I Top Row: George De Cristoforo, Shirley Moran, Dixie Joy Husen, Betty Ellis, Cynthia Hair, jackie Miller, Herb Hill, Judy Kelly, Buzzy Klopp, Sue Michaud, Gail Bauer, jean Moss, Mr. Sam Ferraro, john Pic-ja. Row Z: Joan jones, Marcelle Agate, Winnie bara Buckwalter, Gail Doscher, Barbara Jaffe. Row 3: Irene Er anne, Sandra Steiger, Connie Filippi, Judy Gregory, Paula Minerl Debby Dobbs, Elizabeth Wineluurgh, Dorothy Kohl. , 1 , ef ,zu PZAAIQCC 1 gl Eff , X- ffl-l4ff'fZ'f1 Q If . A Q Pr 'denfa 7 fi Sudfduna Y Vide prarizlenia Q A i Linda Gilde XelT,S6CfC'fd7'id - , ' -Linda Eisenstei Xl Temrem 3 Qherwef X ,g-Q4 Alma Ruesc V Corzrejem fd V , . f Qgierrar - ly V7 1 Q! , Q . X LV z 1 40,3 H !fiA.L'c,f-1 xg l 'Lv 4-47 Lyons, Alma Ruesch, Sue Richman, Linda Gildea, Tina Lo Prott Marge Gary, Ellen Sherman. Row 3: Dorothy Krinirz, Fstht Granick, Mimi Smeltzer, Wently Trauth, Linda Smith, Marian Lit ford, Penny Eckert, joan Richardson. X-Q LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Une chanson ouvre nos seances Soyez les bienvenusf' Nous le sommes, en verite, car nous passons un apres-midi bien agreable le rroisieme vendredi de chaque mois. Nous appre- nons at apprecier la culture, la musique de Ia France, nous nous exercons at parler francais. Nous celebrons la fete des trois rois, avec la galette et sa feve, et faisons des visites aux musees et aux films francais. Notre dejeuner en pique-nique, est, peut-etre, lc comble. On s' occupe aussi at plusieurs charites en co-operation avec le ccrcle allemancl. Prcsitlent Cynthia Grant Vice-Prcsitient Jeani Moss Secretary Joanne Wilson Treasurer Lane Bass Historian Margaret Gary 'YVJQ57 1 I f A X X, J , H Q LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Top Row: Mr. Leo Zappala, Miss Emmy Kattmann. Row 2: Ann lirank, Lesley Honigstog, Claire Storff, Barhara Hall, Adrienne Laris, Donna Carey, Ruth Korn, Nelson Burros, Jeffrey Taylor. Row 3: Karen Frieil, Joseph Grossman, Roger Nortman, Jerry Hughes, Paul Pamlel, Dwight Beucler, Jon Stolk, Kathleen Sharp, Carol Leary, Joan Lazarov. Row 4: Linda Drexler, Phyllis Oren, idk 'Y ' 1 '91 'WI 'ff' ' Jean Ernst, Sue Michaucl, Pamela Kurlantl, Patricia Barthel, Marilyn Auerbach, Reine Reele, Charles Lerner. Row 5: Bryan Dunlap, Kathleen Henry, Ellen Sherman, Bonnie Lo Bue, Laura Stipo, Linda Robins, Sally Dawson, Janet Snyder. Row 6: Margaret Gary, Jean Moss, Cynthia Grant, Joanne Wilson, Lane Bass. Ve' ,T .--i 1 6 Q1- Iam., 3 if 'E X Y .. S DER DEUTSCHE V I, is W ill 'a Top Row: Peter Therre, Ralph Hellmold, Jef? Irving, Rudolph Burrowes, Clyde I-laase. Row 3: Lynn Holman, Clarice Shedd Albers, Victor Willenborg. Row 2: Doris Gasser, Alfred New- Sheila Strauss, Patricia Kaiser, Lorraine Muller, jane Walsh S man, Michael Wenis, john Paulos, Rolf Alba, Paul Ammon, joel Linnemann. Reiter, Dick Frank, Richard Paulos, Miss Emmy Kattmann, Ted President Alfred Neuman Vice-President Ted Burrowes Secretary Doris Gasser W Treasurer Robert Kay 'Q if Gi Historian Clyde Hnnse A Advisor Miss Emmy Knttmnnn E KQXI, S, 0 13,3 .L L w - if , R t , -1 ' 1 i . ,1 ,A e-fc, C .N S, 51: X If lit, K fbi li xt ff , y X f If ,N KIDAJ cf if of It tx, X XX DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Echr Deutsch! Sogar dieser Bericht! Wer dies nicht versteht, der hiitte Deutsch lernen sollen. Am ersren Freitag im Monat finder unsere Versarnmlung statt. Wir singen viel, sprechen Deutsch, lernen Naheres uber deutsche Kultur and Realien. Wir besuchen auch New Yorker Museen, essen in deurschen Gasrhiiusern, sehen uns deutsche Filme an. Unser Weihnachrsfest und der Fruhstucksausflug bei Sonnenauf- gang, sind Hohepunkte. Wir sind auch in vielerlei Hilfs werk ratig, mit Mitwirkung des franzosischen Vereins. ug - , 7h THE LEONIAN Top Row: Robin Cook, Scott Peterson, Dick Frank, Richard Fer- rall, Ed Mauiro, Joe Ruggiero, Bob Gehner, lane Bass, Dennis Grafe, Mike Marlies, Mike Jayson, Robert Kay. Row 2: Dot Kohl, Kathy Krommenhoek, Pat Lowry, Carol Czernick, Diane Karp, Adri Giardina, Linda Gildea, Lillian Derrick, Marilyn Evans, Shir- ley Moran, Dot Krinitz, Sue Richman, Jean Gregg, Carol Ann Simpson, Jean Lakin. Row 3: Judy O'Grady, Irene Erianne, Tim Bodman, Cindy Grant, Mike Friedman, Mrs. Comstock, Linda Barth, Joel Rieter, Bob Levine, Polly Greene, Linda Robins, Liz Nebolsine. THE LEONIAN The headline hunters are scurrying around to meet a dead- line, the editors are frantically trying to solve a lay-out problem. Wliat is the object of this frenzied activity? The answer is found in the monthly publication of the Leonian, the Voice of the Students. Interviews, Mousey Musings, and the latest sports developments are just a few features by which the paper helps the students become better ac- quainted with the rest of the school. By attending the annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention, the writers and editors receive many ideas for bringing more interesting news to the readers and putting the paper to bed more efiiciently. Managing Editor - Joel Reiter Associate Editors - Michael Freedman, Robert Levine Feature Editor - Linda Barth Sports Editor - Tim Bodman Advisor - Mrs. Juline Comstock BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager Vivian Bancale Circulation Manager. ,......... Jane Jabel Business Manager . Sandra Hulst Advisor .....,.., ......, Miss Evelyn Kern Top Row: Bob Baur, Jerrie Van Mater, Elizabeth Nebolsine, Lois Gruner, Mar- ilyn Levine, Nelson Burros, Gail Bauer, Cynthia Hair, Althea Garfs, Kathy Sharp. Row 2: Marlis Streuffert, Kathy Fury, Judy Decker, Edwina Grande, Vivian Bancale, Jane Jabel, Miss Evelyn Kern. -a , 1 .F , -f., Q .f V 17' ' 'fiiznirii 772'-5-.151 gig ' ' 2-2221 - W'3:'il wie i GET:-'E I Ei l'. il' I -' Qffarim 3 A1 , . W . '-1:12171 uma, , f F ' 141 ' 99' .gs 'Ili' V I .u .l M .tix HI' lo 5 I' ' ,L is i x .' fi X, A raqv is YF. 'ly av lifiilh' LIBRARY CGUNCIL Our school library is a busy place. Because of this fact Mrs De Gennaro values the help of the members of the Library Council, her right hand men. Any of these cooperativc students will help you find an interesting novel for youi personal pleasure, a reference book for a class report, or at article in a back issue of a magazine. They can also guide you through the maze of the card catalogue, and finally help you to check out your book. But, be sure to return i within two weeks! President - Vincent Sgro Vice Prerident - Ellen Lyon: Secretary- Lynn Stein Treamrer - Althea Garf: Advifor - Mrs. Rose De Gennaro LIBRARY STAFF Top Row: Clarice Shedd, Elaine Rubin, Carol Konovitch, Althea Garfs, Betty Ann Hess, Michael Jayson. Row 2: Lucas Casbar, Adele Hating, Marcelle Agate, Lynn Stein, Mrs. Rose De Gennaro, Barbara Crowell, Gerry Karp, Carole Boisvert. BOOK AND MASK On stage, everyone! This cry is connected with just one of the facets of theatrical production, Not only acting, but make-up, reading scripts, and character development also constitute a large part of this club's activities. Competitions and assembly programs furnish members with projects to help satisfy their interest in the theater. Preriderzf - Kathy Fury Vice Prerident - Luke Casbar Sci-remfy - Sue Badarraco Treasurer - George Bruno Adrirorr - Miss Sandra Heiser, Mr. Earle Yohe QT rw L are BOOK AND MASK CLUB Top Row: Gerard Patterson, jack Law, Barry Wintl. Row 2: Judy Kelly, Barbara Mazula, Joanne Wilscmn, Raquel Kammerl, Lynne Nafash, Carole Lloyd, Kathy Sullivan, jo Ann Massarone, Adrienne laris. Row 3: Vivian Bancale, jane label, Dixie Husen, Connie lfilippi, Linda Helmer, Ann Gentile, Mary Grasing. Row 4: Marion guilt Fratinardo, Elaine Blackman, Rynda Klausner, Laura Stipo, Trabulsi. Row 5: Mr. Earle Y Casbar, Kathy Fury, Sue Badaracco. mpg v-9 f ll 94 I I i 5 Us,-Q' ART CLUB Top: Mike Marlies, Pat Patterson. Row 2: Lane Bass, john Schna- kenburg, joe Ruggieto, Vinnie Fusco, Carmen Olmo, Nancy Darl- ing, Ken Mason, Gail Slatkin, Linda Bass, Rudy Schmiesser. Row 3: Virginia Haggerty, Miss Betty Bixler, Bonnie Lo Bue, Mary Ann Rose, Vivian Greenbaum, Dolores Fevola, Wendy Trauth, Anne ART CLUB Need a poster? just ask the Art Club! Its aim is to learn through service. For a nominal cost they supply adver- tisements and decorations for anything from dances to the senior play. The Dogpatch Stomp, sponsored by the club, was one of the most unusual and memorable dances of this year. President - Pat Patterson Vice President - joseph Ruggiero Secretary - Mary Ann Rose Treasurer - Donna Carey Adriror - Miss Betty Bixler 85 Pomella, Helen Hughes, Jane Boerner. Row 4: Linda Barth, Bonnie Davino, Dennis Grafe, Marilyn Levine, Shain Stull, Dennis Crag han. Row 5: Donna Carey, Dan Susslin, Judy Kean, Marlene Murken. v X S 4 s J 'W' ' lik l V X A xx I 'VI I fr 9 ' ,ff f 'Y , if f AND ffl HXWLEOU I 0 UA AUDIO VISUAL AIDS 20 I A Showing a hlm? Need a projector? Call on any member of the Audio Visual Aids Club. These boys are always on hand y L to show films during classes or at club meetings. Members i I. learn how to use many types of audio-visual materials and AU 2 IUAV 1 'I V soon become experienced in operating the equipment. A, l . . . . X 'N l I Prandcvzl - Welton Wells Vzce Prcrzdent -- Jim Wallace H .1 1 I an Secremry-Tfeamrer - joe Grossman V - 5,145 NN f.,,, ' Qgli X I V i Adzviiror -- Mr. S. Herbert Turkington law' If' 'I X f' K AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB Top Row: Bob Bauer, Richard Cavaliere, Ted Burrowes, joe Grossman, Ellis Buckle, Herb Hill, jeff Parsons,.Bob Springer, Al Keller, Floyd Vest. Row 2: Leo Hershon, Mike Jayson, Mr. Herbert Turkington, joe Moscowitz, Gerald Kaiser. THE STAGE CRAFT CREW Members of the Stage Crew are respon- sible for the scenery needed in the various school programs. They must provide all desired effects in lighting and setting for the senior play, Book and Mask produc- tions, special assemblies, and music pro- grams. vfwfti r-1 Tx' Q il XQVJA Tx f Q STAGE CRAFT CREW ir A X Top Row: Walter Maurer, Ted Lauer, Roger Haenelt, Mr. Otto Suplislci, O , ,E , , Hunt Griffiths, William Ulbrich, Herb Hill. Row 2: Dan Moore, Welton Q ll Wells. Row 3: Pete Trapani, David Hohnadel. E ' m We T T Y LL, Z an 'f ,X . PFI! 2-. 'N X Preridenz .,.i... T .. Hunt Grifhths Secretary ..... ..... ..,... J 0 hn Wyburn Vice Preridem ....., .,,. , .. Roger Haenelt Adviror ..,.. .. .,.. Mr. Otto Supliski 87 LJ? SCIENCE CLUB A glimpse into Room 223 would often surprise the ob- server when the Science Club meets. Movies on the latest scientific material available are usually shown and discussed. A trip to Brookhaven Laboratory started this year's projects. Enthusiasm and hard-work characterized the members who prepared for the Science Fair on March 14. Preridem - Eric Gossman Vice Prefideni - Stan Peterson Secreiary-Treasurer - Jesse Victor Advisor - Mr. Kenneth Borst SCIENCE CLUB Top Row: jim Bowen, Tiit Ruutel, Vinnie LoLordo, Howard Smith Robert Kay Mike Jayson Mike Marlies, joel Reiter, Bryan Backus. Seated: Rett Oren Louis Dotti John Moberg Ban Wind Eric Gossman, Joe Grossman, Mike Tighe, Mr. Kenneth Borst NATURALIST CLUB Top Row Robin Cook Phil Colbert Arthur Irwin, Arthur Paretti, Nelson Burros, Herb Vollmann, iam Watson Row 2 john Wyburn Tim Ierardi, Douglas Taylor, Joe Grossman, Robert Kay, Ted Burrows Rex Gismond Harry Mints Row 3 Robert Sill, Mr. Lawrence Mehal, Jay Cole, Ray Stupnenski Melvin Burrows Mike Marlies Walter Scherer. THE NATURALIST CLUB Those who express an interest in wild life are usually mem- bers of this club, It offers good opportunities for increased experience and knowledge in Biology through its various functions. Lectures on trips and research work are given at meetings by members. The main project, this year, was a trip to the Bronx Zoo. Preridem - jay Cole Vice President - Ray Stupienski Secretary - Bard Young Advisor - Mr. Lawrence Mehal 89 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB Standing, left to right: Linda Hepplewhite, Adele Hating, Mary Taylor, jill Gardner. Seated: Sue Paige, Gerry Karp, Mrs. Rose De Gennaro, Dorothy Krinitz, Shirley Moran. sbt xgnkgxxo- -3 1 fy 'L ' i W5 25 lx X tu' , E ' .Q -1 '5 -1 2 -'. FUTURE TEACHERS A E OF AMERICA ' av ' ll' . '7' 'lin i 't As the need for teachers increases, the F.T.A. works to QQ. N-f...-.Ilia ' :X develop an interest in this profession among students. This A. .- A club offers many opportunities for potential teachers. Mov- N -'- Sx' +62 ies, trips,- debates and speakers, all help. the girls to become better oriented to the teaching profession. , . . . . T,-1 f 7111.1 Q President - Gerry Karp Vzce Pferzdenl - Elaine Blackman Secretary-Trearurer -- joan jones EM-'Q 1 tl- 5 Adviror - Mrs. Rose De Gennaro ifhif Q 'il 5 sl: fp ff , ,' :,-.Silk f 4 Q, O 1 ivsilli. I I 0 C Nm -:M .al 90 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA , , 5 Organized last year, the F.N.A.C. is quickly becoming one ,L l of the largest and most popular clubs among girls. A good concept of the field of nursing is presented through movies, fl -. . speakers, and trips. This program helps a member to decide whether such a profession is the right one for her. ' - Preriderzt - Theresa Fernandez v N - I I Vice Prerident -- Carol Fuca , ' Secretary - Karen Fried Trearurer - Laura Stipo , Hirtorian - Barbara Flach Adviror - Mrs. Ethyle Helck 'z sl '.I , I 3 1 Q SY' Um L 315' 5 , WI 'vw ' 'Mt' 1,111 N . X f I Ilia 4' f. r 1 ,Z-1 , I I, I 4 aa ' , fLp?V'i1. '- e N :If , 1, yy .J at VI If ' I I .' W- f .f ei X I In Kill. I :I egg., IJ E, ,Car 'nr' I 1 I fv- n . A, I' 94 V ,Z -sw-1-xv fi- ee FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Top Row: Linda Gildea, Diane Karp, Irene Sarich, jean Moss, Gail Bauer, Barbara Buckwalter, Clyde Haase, Ginger Azzolini, Bonnie Lo Bue, Judy Gregory. Row 2: Marilyn Auerbach, Pam Hess, Myra Marks, Sandra Zeug, Carol Antola, Janice Jaeger, jackie Miller. Row 3: Laura Stipo, Theresa Fernandez, Carol Fuca, Karen Fried, Barbara Flach, .::.':S13 ' :b'31?itiil. 'r STAMP CLUB 'xx A If stamp collecting holds your interest, this club should be 4 V ,. Sgt, r r among your extra-curricular activities. Members learn the f 4' ix locations and values of stamps from many countries of the if l li, world. The Stamp Club affords a good opportunity for l il ii W J' X, students with this common hobby to exchange information Q, rm Ti . Kmx it W,f,.,Q and get together. ,lhr Qgisj'.Q22u3Zl,'i.1.-.QQENT 'if Praridcnt - Fred Pintz Vice Prerident - Stuart Daub Secrefary-Treafzzref - Susan Klopp I, 1 , Aduimr - Mr. john Dumansky ff J STAMP CLUB Top Row: Carlton Chichin, Susan Klopp, Robert Moran, Arthur Hoiland, Jo Anne jungkind, Ellis Buckle, Jim Laughlin, Mike Ausmus. Row 2: Stuart Daub, Richard Cavaliere, David Henry, Donald Chase, Mr. john Dumansky, Al Greenberg, john Beach, Arthur Raczkowski. Y Mig! li w?92', ' 2, ,. if as f 3 if 4 CHESS CLUB Standing: Gordon Spanek, Al Keller, Mr. Leo Zappala, Red Loughlin, Ellis Buckle, joe Grossman. Sitting: joe Russo, David Wiese, Byron Backus, Richard Cavaliere, Tom Sager. ti iii' CHESS CLUB t - ,iris ,,., Pawns and Kings . . . The lowcaste and the chivalrous are . ii ,rib ' ' directed by beginners or experts. Chess Club members be- 'Q ff t ' come better players as the year progresses. Elimination g Q ' 11 uv S matches determine the five-board team who then compete ' ' AQ in interscholastic matches. Last year's team won the New .. ss, . . 5 5 jersey State Championship. Alf' E 'H Captain - Tom Sager Adzfifor - Mr. Leo Zappala 'law QI! .fa .f 93 1' . M! aan Fi l r' COMMERCIAL CLUB Standing: Carolee Nolan, Marie Trabulsi, Ann Albanese. Row 1: Marion Fratinardo, Sue Badaracco Eleanor Morerti, Gemma Antonelli, Bonnie Davino. Row 2: Marilyn Cancro, Barbara Broffman Mary Grasing, Dixie Husen, Lorraine Van de Veerdonk. Row 3: Gertrude Heiss, Linda Helmet Kathy McGowan, Kathy Fury, Ann Pattershall. Absent: Christina Kulikowski. COMMERCIAL CLUB Being able to type and take shorthand with speed and ac- A curacy do not always assure a girl that she will be able to W , 12-1' obtain a secretarial position. Girls must also be familiar A ' - '-fl I' 5' Q .. with the proper office procedure. Through instruction and i n A practice in these techniques, club members become better Ai--5113 ' ' prepared to enter the business world. A OMMERCIAL f-LUB President - Marie Trabulsi Vice Prefident - Carolee Nolan Secretary - Chris Kulikowski Trearurer - Ann Albanese f 3 'j 1 li Adviror - Mr. Michael Paternosrer 94 , SERVICE CLUB Helping those who are less fortunate is the primary goal of the Service Club. The money collected from the junior Red Cross membership campaign is used for various service projects in our local community as well as elsewhere. Prerident - Kathy Law Vice Preridcnt - Doris Konovitch A , Secretary - Margaret Wineburgh Trearurer - jill Gardner Hirtorian - Candy Mingle Adviforr - Miss Rowena Bloss, Mrs. Carol Nicklaus Q SERVICE CLLAB SERVICECLUB Top Row: Olga Karamitas, Kathy Winant, Martha Koenig, Sue Klopp, Marilyn Levine, ,lane Wallin, Robin Bohling. Row 2: Lynn Carlton, Joanne jungkind, joan Sperl, jill Friedman, Mary Taylor, Lee Economides, joel Vollmer, Kitty Herman. Row 3: Miss Rowena Bloss, Candy Mingle, Kathy Law, Margaret Wineburgh, jill Gardner, Mrs. Carol Nicklaus. '-f'1 5T ffl ll lift M - ' -? jf' ., ffm WTA .,,,,h A Ax A f i' l.z,,ll f Sa? r0QQl ' it . FIRE SQUAD One long bell is the signal for a fire drill. When it rings, the junior and senior boys in the Fire Squad head for their stations at exits and classroom doors. It is their job to make sure the building is evacuated quickly and in an orderly fashion during a drill. Adviror - Mr. David jones FIRE SQUAD Top Row: Lucas Casbar, Ray Florence, David Degnon, Howard Smith, Roger Pola, Scott Peterson, Jon Zubin, Charles Keating. Row 2: Howard Black, Bishop Buckle, Bari Wind, Harry Mints, Bruce Van Heertum, Ronnie Turecki, Dick Hughes, Duncan Evans. Row 3: Billy Fitch, Ronnie Van Heertum, Gil Raposo, Charles slI johannen, Lou Ennico, Eric Gossman, Ben Cascio. Row 4: Rett Oren, Dick Frank, Ed Giannantonio, Al Rovetto, Richard Bihler, Richard King, David Blood. Row 5: Mr. David jones, Robin Cook, Mike Mulieri, john Longo, Ken Nakayama, Rex Gismond, Paul Ammon, Ken Keenan. ..-.- .-F 'il' we -,Q f. Q Q? ooh '. 0. v 7'-u'i '-u ,F lf'- fa- I HALL PATROL v- Top Row: Ken Keenan, Al Rovetto, Ronnie Van Heertum, Ron Tureclci, Robin Cook, Louis Dotri. Row 2: Paul Ammon, Dave Blood, Gilbert Raposo, Charles Johannen. .s WD ' T 1 al 3 1 L N. 'y 'Q HALL PATROL I I 5 7, Go back and walk . . . Stay on your side of the hall. ' With these words, the senior boys of the Hall Patrol help 1 to reduce the noise and confusion during the change of ' f classes. L Advisor - Mr. David jones 1- ' L ,WC .Q . i.. I - -'-. MIXED CHOIR Altar, Top Row: Judy Kelly, Jeanne Gilbertson, Marilyn Auerbach, Judy O'Grady, Clarice Shedd, Valerie Mingle. Row 2: Janet Wig- gers, Patricia Rumak, Sally Dawson, Cynthia Grant, Janice Jaeger, Vicky Levitt, Linda Hepplewhite. Row 3: Elizabeth Wineburgh, Bonnie Penney, Pat McCabe, Dorothy Krinitz, Lynn Carlton, Mar- celle Agate. Row 4: Pam Kurland, Carol Simpson, Pat Manche, Claire Cavaliere, Nancy Wood, Laura Stipo, Joel Vollmer. Barter and Tenorr, Top Row: Dan Moore, Charlie Keating, Peter Trapani. Row 2: Steve Bergstrom, Mike Friedman, Bob Levine, Lane Bass, Bryan Dunlap. Row 3: Joe Ruggiero, Bob Gehner, Richard Hirsch, MIXED CHOIR At rehearsals twice each week the eager voices of over seventy-five Mixed Choir members fill the air with music and spirit. Their talents are displayed at the school Thanks- giving and Christmas programs, at the Community Christ- mas program and at the Annual Spring Concert. An excel- lent version of Finian's Rainbow was presented late in February The repertoire of the Mixed Choir includes music ranging from hymns to musical comedy scores. Preridenl - Clara Payne Vice Preridenl - Herb Vollman S ecrelary-Treasurer - Elizabeth Nebolsine Adviror - Mr. Franklin Neil Jon Bogert, Joe Politi, Luke Casbar. Row 4: John Feeney. Tim Ierardi, James Paul, Bob Springer, Ed Bremer. Sopmnor, Top Row: Linda Robins, Barbara Hall, Kathy Winant, Sue Michaud. Row 2: Jean Moss, Clyde Haase, Margaret Wineburgh. Row 3: Dot Kohl, Marion Fratinardo, Jane Wallin, Lynne Holman, Kathy Law, Gina Silber. Row 4: Sue Dybwad, Kathy Sharp, Irene Sarich, Carole Root, Shirley Moran, Dixie Husen. Row 5: Jean Gregg, Karen Fried, Judy Antola, Sue Linneman, Ellen Sherman, Linda Barth, Julie Gilbert. Foreground: Clara Payne, Herb Vollmann, Elizabeth Nebolsine, Mr. Franklin Neil. If g 6751? - IL- x A 4 fi ti mf l fir! di 9 . fa 98 l fIW5' L. MODERN MUSIC CLUB Top Row: Ed Maiuro, Ed Bremer, Boh Levine, joe Chiappelone, Ted Iacohsen, Larry Coopersmith, Boh Gehner, Buzzy Klopp, George Bruno, Rodney Schuller, Joe Politi, jack Bodman, Mr. Anthony Ciarlo. Row 21 Mike Chuse, jeff Irving, jon Bogert, jerry Barudin, Bob Meagan. M , ,.., Q JUNIOR MODERN MUSIC CLUB Top Row: Rifhard Cavaliere, Charles Lerner, Les I-Iershon, john Longo, David Zuhin, Don Rott- mtinn, Phil Sharatta, Mr. Anthony Ciarlo. Row 2: Stuart Daub, Roger Price, Tom Riker. IVXUOIK, l Kl'I'lXLk.alI 'KlIkJIY LLLIU Left to right: Mike Marlies, Clara Payne, Greg Movysesian, Sue Rich- man, Roger Nortman, joe Ruggiero, Elizabeth Wineburgh, Ellen Sherman, Mr. Peter Stern. Prerident . . ...,,.....rr...r.. ..... . Roger Nortman Vice Prerident-zrearurer ..,.... Greg Movysesian Secretary ,. ..,.,..,...r..,....... ..,., S andra Zeug ORCHESTRA Top Row: George Bruno, Buzzy Klopp, Ed Bremer, Ed Maiuro, Jeff Irving, Linda Bass, Rodney Schuller, Bob Levine, Jordan Pola, Marcelle Agate. Row 2: Martha Buckwalter, Joel Vollmer, Shirley Moran, Larry Coopersmith, John Longo. Row 3: Frank Ierardi, Dorothy Ernst, Jean Ernst, Vicki Levitt, Jim Wallace, Sue Richman, Laurie Davidson, Linda Robins, Shain Stull, Phil Sbaratta. Row 4: Dorothy Krinitz, Mike Friedman, Nancy Parnes, Fred Kopper, Mr. Anthony Ciarlo. Qs inns-Ill K- 6 Top Row: Bryan Dunlap, Steve Bergstrom, Ted Lauer, George Bruno, jon Bogert, Robert Gehner, Ed Bremer, Ray Stupienski, Herbert Hill, Richard Frank, Robert Levine. Row 2: jeff Irving, Michael Ausmus, Robert Moran, Ed Maiuro, Tom Riker, Harold Ganz, John Longo, Richard Ward. Row 3: Buzzy Klopp, Smart Daub, Gerald Hughes, Leonard Byrd, Ted Jacobsen, Henry Sill, John Wybutn, Dennis Grafe. Row 4: Ed Zeidner, Kathryn Winant, Sally Dawson, Lynn Holman, Robert Baur, Margaret Wineburgh, ,aa :T 'l ,- , at W-Ama...-s . ,, 'Q Don Rottmann, Gayle Tilbury, Richard Cavaliere, Bonnie Penney, Russell Stoever, Arthur Emr. Row 5: Charles Lerner, Melvin Bur- rowes, Mary Taylor, Reine Reele, Phyllis Oren, Kathy Sharp, Bar' bara Buckwalter, Alma Ruesch, Deborah Dobbs. Row 6: Robert Fiordalisi, Marilyn Levine, Jill Gardner, Susan Dybwad, Joel Vollmer, Clara Payne, joan Richardson, Dorothy Krinitz, Roben Meegan. CONCERT BAND The Concert Band is responsible for the melodies that waft through the first floor and basement during the fifth period almost every day of the school year. The persistent practicing of the members is rewarded when the Spring Concert is presented and ap- plause rings throughout the gym. Through rehearsals and public performances instrumen- talists gain experience in performing with others and thereby broaden their musical repertoire. Many promising artists play in the band. Prefident - Robert Meegan Vice Preridenz - Dorothy Krinitz Advisor - Mr. Anthony Ciarlo 101 will 1039 MARCHING BAND Top Row: Ellis Bucl-cle, Richard Angelus, Stuart Daub, Ed Maiuro, Ed Bremer, Robert Levine, Rodney Schuller. Row 2: Kathryn Winant, JoAnn Drexler, Ed Zeidner, Harold Ganz, Sally Dawson, jean Gregg, joan Richardson, Carolyn Otte, Delina Janes. Row 3: Tom Riker, jeff Irving, Russell Stoever, Roger Price, jerry Barudin. Row 4: james Wallace, Lynn Holman, Charles Lerner, james Mul- MARCHING BAND The beat of the drums resound through the school. Their echoes are inescapable whether the practices are held in- doors or out. During the half-time of a football game, familiar marches are played with new vigor and spirit. The band not only serves the school, but the community by playing for town parades. Chairmen - Rodney Schuller, Robert Gehner Adviror - Mr. Anthony Ciarlo ligan, Melvin Burrowes, Larry Coopersmith, Ted Jacobsen, Herbert Hill. Row 5: Bryan Dunlap, William Davidson, Robert Gehner, Roger Haenelt, Floyd Vest, Richard Cavaliere, Leo Hershon. Row 6: Mr. Anthony Ciarlo, Robert Moran, Douglas Klopp, George Bruno, David Zubin, Richard Ward, Michael Chuse. MARQ-uns BAND N Q 0 W Xie We' W in QQ 102 . A -1-Fr 1,1193 l W' ll 'c fc X., A E nr 4 CLUB Y cw! 'I KM E P . If a til ' QQ l drrft-i fl 9+ QW i LK P eggs . . pg PEP CLUB With the organization of the new club, posters started to Hood the bulletin boards, advertising coming sports events. A group of seniors, realizing the importance of keeping school spirit alive, organized the Pep Club and opened it to junior and senior girls. For the first time, students were made aware of the games, matches, and meets, not only in the morning announcements but by means of posters in the halls. It is hoped that the groundwork laid this year will be built upon by other girls in future years. Prerident - Jeanne Gilbertson Secretary-Trearurer - jane Walsh Adviror - Miss Marv,Mooney PEP CLUB Top Row: Mary Lou Smith, Carol Czernik, Barbara Flach, Edith Anderson, Connie Filippi, judy O'Grady, jo Ann Massarone, Gemma Antonelli. Row 2: Diane Karp, Nancy Darling, Kathy Krommenhoek, Irene Erianne, Linda Helmer, Joan London, Arlene Fargnoli, Linda Hepplewhite. 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W7 Z ffk gg f 'Til-:i?:, 1 Kip fffffrf Xofik jx 1 ff 'Cfj ' ,,f N 2 42274 . - fix - 1 See qaa at W WWW f X t K3 xfa I lf ,Ui 7 X gf t ffuf 5 z X 'A t' Nl WQQQWWUW Di rCCt 01' of Athletics Mr. Ross Mottola Track, Cross Country Mr. Charles Otis Mr. Philip Klocek Wrestling Mr. Kenneth Heberling Mr. Kenneth Borst Varsity basketball Junior varsity basketball Assistant Director of Athletics Mr. Vernon Young 106 Mr. John Dumansky Football, freshman basketball Baseball, freshman basketball A. A. Left to right: Bruce Van Heertum, Shirley Moran, Mr. Ross Mortola, Dolores Giannantonio, Charlie ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION johannen. Q . V Q I . V1 , . --- 4 94 ' If Wh if J L Pu' Does anyone have money for his A.A. card? In every homeroom during the fall season one hears this question. Without the A.A., admission at athletic events could be very costly. With the money collected from gate receipts and the sale of cards, sporting equipment is purchased and the N.N.j.I.I.. dues are paid. Preyident - Bruce Van Heerrum Vice Preridem - Shirley Moran Secretary - Dolores Giannantonio Trearurer - Bob Vakn Adviforr - Mr. John Noll, Miss Frances Bragger Mr. Philip Klocek, Mr. Ross Mottola 107 Bishop Buckle Bill Fitch Bob Hilgen l Ron Turecki C o-captain Bruce Van Heertum Co-captain FCOT FOOTBALL Top Row: Mr. Vernon Young, Stuart Kirkland, Richard Hirsch, Joe Politi, Ted Curtis, Duncan Evans, Tony Gian- nantonio, Gary Latawiec, Arthur Katzen, Tom Sager, Jim Tiernan, Jon Bogert, Steve Juncker, Dick Hughes, Richard Gratz, Joe Chiappelone, Paul Ehrlich, Bob Orsatt, Malcolm Deitch, Joe Cassese, Jon Pieia, Mr. Philip Klocek, Mr. Ed- On the whole, this football season was rough for the Lions and their coaches, but there were some fine performances. A glint of' hope and spirit was seen at the Englewood game when we scored two touchdowns against the champs. The losses and disappointments were instantly forgotten as the gridiron squad scored a triumphant 33-0 victory against Lodi at the Thanksgiving game. Since this is the last year in the N.N.J.I.L., the senior vet- Charlie Johannen Bob Meegan B A L L SQUAD ward Meisse. Row 2: John Longo, Gene Jorman, Bishop Buckle, Bob Vaka, Bruce Van Heertum, Ron Turecki, Bill Fitch. Row 5: john Tiernan, Ricky Mints, Bob Adams, Gil Raposo, Paul Rose, Bob Meegan, Charlie Johannen, Bob Hilgen, Leigh Schill, Lenny Byrd. erans leave hoping that next year's team will, in the B.C.S.L., recapture the strength and position Leonia once held in the other league. C o-captaim f- Ron Turecki and Bruce Van Heermm Head C ouch - Mr. Vernon Young Auixtant C oacbex -Mr. Philip Klocek, Mr. Edward Meisse Manager: - john Tiernan, Harry Mints, Leigh Schill 109 Gil Raposo Paul Rose 1 I A Bob Vaka BASKETBALL Bob Vaka C 0 - captain Tim Bodman C 0-captain VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row: Richard Ferrall, John Kilcullen, Bill jersey, Nick Hughes, Andy Barrett, Mr. Kenneth Heberling. Row 2: Ron Turecki, Bob Vaka, Tim Bodman, Scott Peterson, Robin Cook. A ' 1 l 1 E ' ' 5 2 s ,. Q LliihEi 357' ' ST B NI 99 N 1 25 S., A iiAf Siii, , R 1 Robin Cook Battering their way against many powerful opposing teams, the basket- ball squad played hard and well. But in league games this was not a victorious season. Losing by only one point, the Cliffside Park game was a heart-tending defeat. One of the bright spots was Tim Bodman's scoring record, sixth highest in the N.N.j.I.L. There's hope that the losses will be replaced by victories when members of the J.V. and the freshman teams fill the vacancies left this year and last. C0-captainr ..................,.....,......,.........,......,. Tim Bodman and Bob Vaka Head Coach ..,......... ..........,s...s,..,....... M r. Ken I-Ieberling Manager ..,.........,..,,..,,. ....,....,........,,........,,...... R ichard Ferrall Arrirtant Manager: ........ i....... Lo uis Moscowitz and Steve Rogoro FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Leonia freshman basketball team emerged at the season's end with a very commendable 14 and 6 record. The young Lions finished third in the Bergen County Freshman Basketball League with a 9-5 record, along with two non-league wins. Highlighting the season was the invitation to the Bergen County Junior Scholastic Invitation Basketball Tournament. Losing the semi- final game by one point, the young Lions came back to take third place in the 16-team tournament. jeff Turecki, who played outstanding ball during the entire season, was voted the Most Valuable Player Trophy, and a place on the All- Tournament first team. Ill Scott Peterson 'll Flll 1:55:59 'llllll Xl-llll 'REEF' la' -9 Ron Turecki JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Judy Decker - Captain, Jean Gregg, Irene Erianne, Penny Eckert Laurie Davidson, Polly Greene, Judy O'Grady. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Qiv 5. Row l: Tommy Riker, Joe Winter, Frank Binder, Bud Eisberg, Roger Price, james Paul, Charles Lerner, Dave Zubin, Philip Lo Bue, jim Young, Ted Jacobsen, Lenny Miller, Coach John Dumansky. Row 2: Jerry Barudin, Harold Ganz, Walter Scherer, jeff Turecki, Dan O'Grady, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 2 L AA fc' L f 3 iii! 5 -- Eiiffi V ' ff' A R My , .. ,Ji 1-Q I Y' ...af Top Row: Jerry Barudin, Richard Ferrall, Ted Curtis, Stephen Rogow, Pete Conners, Dick Jack Bodman. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS GN Hughes, Mr. Kenneth Borst. Row 2: Mike Chuse, Richard Hirsch, Dominick Altobello, I Olga Karamitas, Carol Auerbach, Bonnie Penney, Bar- bara Davis, Hope Sherman, Kitty Herman. 15. gr 'wx .Na X Dave Blood 5 V C 0-captain Gil Raposo C0-captain WRESTLING Top Row: Lee Schill, Leonard Byrd, Cosimo Di Bartolo, Roy Ostrom, Jim Tiernan, Jim Wallace, Vernon Bortz, Steve -Iuncker, Malcolm Deitch. Row 2: Joe Lyons, Ben Cascio, jon Zubin, Bill Schmidl, Tom Sager, Bob Meegan, Gene jorman, Gary La Bianco, Paul Hager. Row 3: Bruce Van Heerrum, Bob Hilgen, Joe Politi, jon Bogerr, Eric Gossman, Rex Gismond, Howard Black, Lou Ponsi, Bill Harper, Mr. Philip Klocek. Kneeling: Dave Blood, Gil Raposo- Co-captaim, t as ' x ' fr fill? A . te ,as S iff ' iv: ,:- 1 ,, . wi' i ,Mi .t XJ ' iw .H .. I s - fri JI- , , Eric Gossman if i . t t 211.- Tfsg t f wif- - 'I' Jon Zubin Bill Schmidl tg, , 4494 bob Hilgen After a good season of five wins and three losses, the grapplers have again placed third in the league. The turnouts for matches increased as competition and victories mounted, Co-cap- tains Blood and Raposo gave their usual ex- citing performances throughout the season. These two boys and Lou Ponsi represented Leonia at the State Tournament, at which Gil Raposo placed second. The wrestling team has continued to be one of Leonia's best representa- tives at interscholastic contests. C0-captains. . ..,.,, . Dave Blood, Gil Raposo Coach, . . A . , Mr. Philip Klocek Manugerf . joe Lyons, Leigh Schill, Paul Hagen BASEBALL Row 1, left to right: Coach Edward Meisse, jerry Barudin, Joe Politi, Jon Bogert, Bob Sands, Willie Van Heertum, Bill Wallin, Bob Vaka, Ron Turecki, Hank Lewandowski, Frank Giordano, Charlie Johannen, Coach John Dumansky. Row 2: Andy Barrett, Row 1, left to right: Bill Wallin, Hank Lewandowski, Coach John Dumansky, Al Giordano, Eric Gossman. Bob Orsatt, jeff Giardina, Gary Giordano, john Kilcullen, Andy Puller, Richie Ross, Al Giordano, Eric Gossman, Harold Ganz Row 3: junior Blendereman. BASEBALL With the return of the entire pitching stafi and catcher Hank Lewandowski, Coach Dumansky's ball players appear likely to improve on their fourth place position in the N.N.J.I.L. and their 9-7 record of last year. The returning moundmen include Co-captain Eric Gossman, joe Poliri, John Kilcullen and Frank Giordano. The infield and outfield also appear strong with such three year men as third sacker Ron Turecki and second baseman Andy Puller. Guarding the pastures will be such standbys as Charlie johannen and Frank Giordano. Last year's Leonia roster read like a family tree with three Giordanos. Losing Lefty through graduation, we still have Frank in the outfield and Gary, in his second year of varsity, holding down at shortstop. Co-captaim ........, Eric Gossman and Hank Lewandowski Coach .....,.....,...,.,....,,..,.,....r. ..r,, ...,r . . ,Mr. John Dumansky Arrirtanz C ouch ...... r Mr. Edward Meisse Manager ...,,....... ..,....,.. L eigh Schill 116 gf ' -H1421 :if :SM ' 11 155359 : - 2 f, J fp: . ,Q LA F 6 r l .. 'ik 23 x E34 i v X fi I r K' . ' a Eric Gossman - Co-captain Ron Turecki Missing - jeff Giardina Charlie johannen ,f fa: 'Q 'L 355 Q., Bob Vaka Hank Lewandowski Andy Puller Frank Giordano Co-captain BASEBALL Eric Gossman, Ronald Turecki, Henry Lewandowski, john Kilcullen, joe Politi, jeff Giardina, Andy Puller, Gary Giordano. Eric Groon Co-captain Rett Oren C0-captain yu wwf v i, i .ff l, K f . A w ' 1 Paul Ammon vi s 'fa 'Y , Ffh - : Qi. - A 4 Q KAI' X , . Bishop Buckle Philip Colbert CROSS COUNTRY TRACK CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Top Row: John Riddle, jordan Pola, William Gnirrep, Dan Moore. Row 2: jon Zubin, Bill Schmidl, Eric Groon, Phil Colbert, Mr. Ross Mottola. G 1 Scott Peterson Roger Pola Bill Schmicll Ron Van Hgenum RQ 'E Juni, . f. jon Zubin TRACK TEAM. Top Row: Mr. Ross Mottola, Stanley Peterson, Jim De Petrillo, Ralph Hellmold, jordan Pola, John Riddle, Bob Frank, Dennis Craighan, Steve juncker, Roy Ostrum, Jon Bogert, John Longo, jim Tiernan, Richard Stenken, Lenny Bryd, Mike Sokol, Artie Seward. Row 2: Duncan Evans, Roger Pola, Rett Oren, john Pieja, Rudy Schmiezer, Dick Frank. Row 5: Eric Groon, jack Peters, Ed Rietz, Dan Moore, jack Bodman, Tom Parsons, Gary Uher, Nelson Burrows, Bruce Kovacs, Dan O'Grady, David Zubin. Track and cross country have outgrown their infancy in Leonia High School and are now sharing the limelight as major sports because of our strong and competent teams. This year there were many examples of both individual brilliance and overall team Ubalance. The cross country team, with Eric Groon and Phil Colbert finishing one-two, was undefeated in dual and triangular meets and finished third in the N.N.j.I.L. and second in the County Meet. Eric won the individual championship and Phil placed fourth to lead the squad to a second place in the state finals. Eric Groon, Phil Colbert and Rett Oren were formidable opponents in the New York City indoor meets. Eric ran the fastest mile for a Bergen County schoolboy, 4:23.5, in the New York City meet, With members of this squad moving over to the track team, we have every reason to expect a fine season for the cindermen. 'I19 and Q6 tr Kk CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Clara Payne, Liz Nebolsine, Valerie Mingle, Cyndy Grant, Ellen Sherman. Row 2: Linda Eisenstein, Virginia Azzolini, lrene Sarich - Captain, Angela Cirone, Janice Jaeger. CHEERLEADERS Whetlier in victory or defeat the peppy and enthusiastic cheer- leaders always add sparkle to the games by leading the crowd in songs and cheers. The squad, composed of eight seniors and two juniors, will always be remembered for their big part in keeping school spirit alive. Captain .,.,, ,....,,, , i . .. Irene Sarich Adviror .. . , . Miss Frances Bragger l2O Irene Sarich, Captain -1-F -if my f'l0f1U?ll b L 5 U' ,Y 'ef K it ll l l X 'lj VU 4 x X in Ellen Sherman Janice Jaeger ffl lm Clara Payne 1 Linda Exsenstein N. B MW' Cyndy Q Grant H I. B Angel M' 'L' Cirong Ginger . Azzolini Llz Nebolsine Val Mingle Top Row Ann Albanese Sue Gardner head tuzrler Claxre Owallere - drum mayorelte Chns Kulxkowskx Acir1anaG1ardma Foreground Ph1ll1s Gromesr Kathy Fury Pat Mxller Bonnxe Davmo TWIRLERS Marking time in place, the color guard, twirlers, and band hear the signal to match down the field. The twirlers go through their routine with spirit and enthusiasm. They march off the field amid the approving cheers of the crowd. Although the cadence has stopped the memory of half-time brings the rhythm back along with the girls and their barons. The twirlers lead the band wherever it goes. Football games . . . Com- munity Chest parade . . . Memorial Day parade. Their last twirling performance is at the annual Spring Concert. Drum Majorette - Claire Cavaliere H end Majorelte - Susan Gardner Marcot - Patty Miller Adviror - Mr. Anthony Ciarlo l Ann Stephanie Castiglione Bonnie Davino Kathy Fury Albanese Sue Gardner, H end Maioretle COLOR GUARD Claire Caval iere, Drum Majoretle Marilyn Evans, Nancy Romagnoli, Jane Walsh, Linda Gildea. , , . J. s Jn, wrt .wtf X al GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB i fp Top Row: Carole Root, Dot Krinitz. Pat McCabe, Shirley Moran, Irene Sarich, Jane Jabel, Martha 1, ,Buckwalten Val Mingle, Linda Gildea, Alma Ruesch, Claire Cavaliere, Sue Richman, Clara Payne, I 513 'rd Dolores Giannantonio, Ann Albanese. Row 2: Penny Eckert, Judy O'Grady, Polly Greene, Linda xl Robins, Liz Nebolsine, Joyce Cardell, Cyndy Grant, Joan Jones, Karen Fried, Marian Fratinardo, V -ix L, Kathy Krommenhoek, Jean Gregg. Row 3: Joan Goetz, Lynne Nafash, Andy Jaeger, Marcelle Agate, , ' Sally Owen, Barbara Buckwalter. Foreground: Laurie Davidson, Ginger Azzolini, Betty Ellis, Miss C Ke N Frances Bragger, Sue Dybwad, Irene Erianne. L kfh MJ X V J L I if ' I mf' , bl H i it i is W KL lxwb I 1 E Lt W V6 GIRLS LEAD RS CLUB 1 W MW W , ui Vw ,fl-MJ 'MAX i G.L.C, is an organization for girls interested in physical education club I 7415 activities. The club has forty members who are selected because ' lyvu of a 'enuine interest in s orts. Hel in in m classes, assist- i ei P P g gy N17 fi-QW L 1 ing in the intramural program, and working on various club activities are projects of the members. Managers, chosen from the club, organize all team and individual sports activities. This organization has as its purpose the development of charac- ter, sportsmanship, leadership, and service through athletic activi- ties. The main event of the annual program is Sports Night. On this occasion all girls receive their awards for achievement during the year. Preridenz. . , . ., . Betty Ellis Vice Prefident ,. Ginger Azzolini Secretary ,. Sue Dybwad Treamrer . Irene Erianne Hirtnriafz .. Laurie Davidson Adiitor Miss Frances Bragger 124 JUNIOR GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Top Row: Marlene Dittmore, Jean Economides, Olga Karamitas, Janet Snyder, Clarice Shedd, Claire Storff, Margaret Wineburgh, Carol Auerbach, Lynne Holman, Dorothy Boyd, Barbara Davis, Marilyn Dittmore, Kitty Herman. Row 2: Joanne Davis, Sandy Sperl, Joanne Jungkind, Claire Jaeckel, Nadine Lauder, Jill Gardner, Florence Gilmore, Marge Desiderio, Nancy Victor, Vera Marks, Marilyn Jones. Foreground: Barbara Hall, Lynn Carlton, Bonnie Penny, Virginia Silber. JUNIOR GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Prerident ..,. ,,.. . . Lynn Carlton Vice Prerideni , Barbara Hall Secretary ..,. , ,,r,. . .. .Virginia Silber Trearurer .. . , Bonnie Penney MANAGERS. Standing: Judy O'Grady, Cyndy Grant, Do- lores Giannantonio, Pat McCabe, Dot Krinitz, Clara Payne, Joan Jones. Sitting: Marcelle Agate, Sally Owen. 125 HOCKEY H O C K E Y MHA Top Row: Linda Gildea. Row 2: Sue Dybwarl, Clara Payne. Row 3: Alma Ruesch, Martha Buck- walrer, Marilyn Evans. Row 4: Sue Richman, Dorothy Krinitz, Betty Ellis, Shirley Moran, Pat MtCahe. Standing: Carole Root, Tina Lo Proto, Val Mingle. FENCING VOLLEYBALL Standing: jackie'Miller, Diane Wittman, Carol Leary, Bar- ham Buckwalter, Nancy Parnes, Pamela Kurland, Sally Owen, Clyde Haase, Gail Doscher, Marcelle Agate, Carol Davino, Winifretl Lyons. Sitting: Phyllis Oren, Maureen Clarie, Esther Granick, Midge Gary, Carol Simpson, Virginia Vogel, Lorraine Kasparian, Reine Reele, Roberta Danzi, Barhara Jaffe. Top Row: Val Mingle, Betty Ellis, Dot Krinitz, Sue Dybwad, Pat McCabe, Alma Ruesch, Carole Root, Martha Buckwalter. Row 2: Shirley Moran, Clara Payne, Tina Lo Proto, Linda Gildea, Marilyn Evans, Sue Richman. curl BALL 7111- ff-ff -fjifi Ulf' MH 'V' .1 Center Front: Sue Dybwad, Dot Krinitz, Carole Root, Alma Ruesch, Marilyn Evans, Val Mingle, Betty Ellis, Martha Buckwalter, Linda Gildea, Shirley Moran, Pat McCabe, Clara Payne. CO-ED VOLLEYBALL Grldea, Tim Bodman, Paul Rose, Dick Frank. C Bruce Van Heertum, Angela Cerione, Alma Ruesch, Linda Mingle, Ginger Azzolini, Scott Peterson. Row 2: Ken Keenan, 7 CL! kQ7.c!LZc,!Ci7V:,C- 4 bw , xiqtiygf 1 qffz Q, VAX HC' gl, QCQAQQKLQ -L . Mfffi' free! fi Q at afelffrff ft ri, B f Z ,464 5 - ff a H241 1.272 .fffcfl C BASKETBALL ,1?Q 'k Joan jones, Irene Erianne, Marilyn Auerbach, Cyndy Grant, Connie Filippi, Laurie Davidson, Judy O'Grady, Penny Eckert. fl I Vg! l A F ,,, ,- M ' H Xyxfl , xy.. X f , J N M.. V mas, N X Q55x'M 4. -Wu Vg' Q Q., in hw, 4. K 5 A XQ'6'1v' ln 5- ' six if , ' 1-1.-fv divalg f A 'l Q, 6 yf If 1QQ7,WmK -'41 N45 f N -, . 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Representatives from these fields are contacted by the Guidance Department and ar- rangements made for their coming to the school. Each student chooses the two occupations he or she is most interested in and listens to the experts tell about their work. An hour later the scene shifts to the military ,a DJQWWWQL ill ,lui Wlwbjlny' .Wa MLW V i3'r-.. Q4 B 2 I, yr X N i if as Some of rlie speakers pause ro char with Mr. Surer Mr. Ryder gives a friendly greeting to our speakers, and Mr. Ryder. il DAY l N lllQ5lU.AllllN l me 'XA A small bur arrenrive audience, Every speaker gets a name rag, .INN y f- Q l , Luncheon is served! Career Day requires much Careful planning. Iflijab Quimby Alfif. Quimby CAST ll5 il!im11 Hall0u'cU Magee jflllll Blum! fllary Norton Mfr. RZIOIICI Pctwir ftlw lrermifl Myra 'l'lmr21Z1iff Lou Max jim Cilfgllll Tlmmar Hayzlwz jiglqr K c 71 mmf jf Paul Ammon joan Lamme Ralph Hellmold Robin Cook Kathy Fury Linda Gildea Dick Frank Vivian Bancale Harry Mints Richard Ferrall Lou Moscowitz David Blood 'Hue Orwzer of 1178 Inn William Schmidl Pnlirwzzwz Frank Meisner, Eric Gossmann Prnmjlfcr , . Sandra Zeng Gcrzcfml Umlcfrllzdy , Ed Brenner Dircrfor - Miss Emmy Kattmann As our hero enters Baldpare Inn . . . SEVEN KEYS T0 BALDPATE Heroes and villains . . . everyone assemble for a Hnal Curtain call L.........-.- 9 0 'm - li, 1 ? little does he know that in a few hours he will be in the hands of gangsters, Meanwhile backstage . Only fifteen minutes 'til curtain time Familiar faces are transformed by skillful make-up artists. 133 Z4 t Look, look to the Rainbow. FINIAN'S RAINBOW jnlm fTl1c Preacher! 13113: Cn!!i11.r Slncriv lr! Sfnzrefrnfrper ,lnrie S1z,r.1z1 Mtzbmzey H wzry M L'H71!lj' Finiiuz ll'lfL071L'fgd7I Slum 71 M1'I,011ergm1 ll 'u nd V1' .fllafv 0 110 y Og 1,1 I,cpret'lm1n12 Hn num! Summa' HiHl1mn'd R1IIl'i'ilZ.f lt! Cfer1lngi,rI fm! Cfwlngirl lr! Ihjafffy .fmf Ihfwffi I7i.1m' lime Mari 1.011 Mr. Ruffin! Mr. Sfteilrr Irf Iilrrirml Pilgrim Gnrpeleer Joe Ruggiero i George Bruno 'Vincent Abagnale Lane Bass Joanne Drexler Adrienne Laris , Bryan Dunlap Ellen Sherman Ralph Hellmold Julie Gilbert Herb Vollmann Nick De Noia . John Law Dan Moore Jim Tiernan Steve Bergstrom John Holland Dennis Grafe Susan Linneman Hope Sherman Cynthia Hair Joel Reiter Barry Wind Joe Ruggiero fm! Pilflfflll Pilgrinz Cifzffwfeer Bob Vaka S171 Pimiml Pilgrim Gorfvcleer Jon Bogert DilIll'C'ff Ellen Sherman, Hope Sherman Joanne Drexler Singwar Cynthia Grant, Cynthia Hair, Iillen Sherman, Karen Fried, Laurie Davidson, Judy Kean, Vicki Levitt, Laura Stipo Slmr't'rmppcrr Marlane Mosher, Sandy Steeger, Laura Stipo, Joan Jones, Dorothy Kohl, Ed Bremer, Jim Tiernan, Steve Bergstrom, Barry Wintl, Tim lerardi, Bob Lee, Linda Robins, Kathy Sharp, Marilyn Auerbach, Roger Haenelt lxonra Hugh sfhwi 21 f5fX L. IINIAN S RXINRUW lvl and Zlnd, l 1 Og? From Glocca Morra? That Old Devil Moon. -- is f,,,. That was the plot I was telling you about, the one I couldn't buy Is it Q1 frog you'rc pretending to bc? It's the property of wl1oever's got the money to pay the buck taxes n ho1 'LL ,Q W. Q. muse. na, Xo.O.' 5 5' W o ' 5 o!'c Sis O L 'Q log I' U.. . I.Q' 550 ' la TRI-HI-Y- HI-Y BASKETBALL GAME GIRLS VICTORIOUS , 23-17! F.N.A.C.-FACULTY VOLLEYBALL GAME Teachers triumph over Students! L A Faculty Fizz1ers,' Tri-Hi-Y - Hi-Y Cheerleaders MISS L.H.S. DANCE ..P5U 5WW , W 2, 4 ':. ,j-3 1 fl' K i .,,.-,Mr..a , . I. ff . I as I - , -1gJs...,... 4' ' 5 ' i,,.,,4it,-fifakl C 45 'I I 'S WA' wir 41.-. -5 f . 5 , ll - , ', .7 xl 'T' I Blk?-'fif' ',, 2 A . 1.4 . : ' Tail 1' I' r j fnfidi ,. 1-Vt 4 .. ff' A le. with gig-'f --H -L AE 'Y w , .i .gf-I , . ff!'Z 0 L 3, ' H. w L - -- .Q ., , , l 4. R f. 'l ,352 is f 1-ml- t .xg p MISS L. H. S. CANDIDATES. Row 1: Hope Sherman, Kitty Herman, Barbara Davis. Row 2: Linda Smith, Andy Jaeger, Lana Christian, Sue MacDonald. Row 3: Penny Eckert, Polly Greene, Nancy Frontera, Milly Neu, Judy O'Grady. Row 4: Lillian Detrick, Marylin Ellis, Irene Sarich, Claire Cavaliere, Jane Walsh, Janice Jaeger. Mir: L. H. S. - Irene Sarich. Runners up - Janice Jaeger, Claire Cavaliere. A hush falls on the crowd. The big moment has come for one girl. The announcement . . . the applause .' . . the crowning. It happens every year, but a thrill is always felt when the new queen ascends the throne. This year the crown was placed on the head of Miss Irene Sarich who was flanked by Janice Jaeger and Claire Cavaliere, her runners-up. Miss L,I-I.S. is an active and capable student, pretty and well liked . . . an all-around girl. 138 Our Queen an 0, L . x. . - C v 4 ,- if--1 . fn! , 5. Zv- I L hi 'X ' .-cf f .Q .4..'3g,f.' ' 1 1 u gif. 6 af f fx dw, ,I QQ li W I, 1, X . i s 'f 54 gr ,Ki H3 5. p , 9 i 4 ' 3 ,f W efwa if Sift ' 'A- f '4'o 1 L X ,L .KK da , f , JQPLT Q , '3 I.- V fffwef ,MM 4 Sz, ? 1' Tad is ,A x..a 1 :NH , Q as I :'5',..'l an 5 7 ,. ' ' inf A l X 1 ,, li I K. s .A , ' 1 lim I , 1 H- A f 23 V I, Q ff - A V , . 1 , L. 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MQ, L J EQ. rgnlu z if-ii 1 Ill Q ,A-,env ..,...f-- ' v X ' .Q .rv is 7 .B 4 , E 'e ,A ,Lf .. , , df-74. - 5 4 -f,,,.1.- VI .1 . W, wma L 1 fn v-'af-rg ': 'X f.- L,,f- V I. ., .,,'f-1'- V J. Q: W., M WM.. ' ' ' ' ,. , g.,.,,..- A ,.,.:1 154' 'vid VL: 2.-Q ' '.'.f.f-Q , -,,3-f- - Q. FWHM g5':'.9J -41 V - Q V. , 'Mt . 5.1 '4 MR. SABINO DAY A reception honoring Mr. Frank Sabino, who was Recreation Commission superintendent, was held at the Leonia Community Center on Sunday, December 15. To show their appreciation of Mr. Sabino's work for the young people of our town, Leonia High School students presented him with a set of golf clubs. Lillian Derrick and Tim Bodman presented this gift and a scroll signed by all the Leonia High School students who contributed toward this gift. ,kg St ,ef 4' 1 '73 Q , wi if R 'xt Q is-ff 5 wfq 142 24,4 +V H 6 MR. SUTER'S DAY Mrs. Frank S. Girvan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Suter, Mrs. Raymond V. Paul. On Sunday, March 23, a public reception was held at the high school gymnasium to honor our retiring principal, Carl W. Suter. 143 lx r e 2 ' . 2 l Qiii? This year not only marks the end of our stay at Leonia, but also that of Mr. Carl W. Suter. After thirty-four years of service, he has earned the friendship and respect of stu- dents, faculty, and community. His genuine interest in all our efforts has helped to make Leonia the place it should be. We, the class of '58, hope that these words of apprecia- tion will help him to remember us as well as we shall remember him. 144 lt is only through the help and sacrifice of many that the gate to life has been opened for us and the path made easier. Our parents have placed us on the path and have given us guid- ance so that we should not stumhle. Our teachers have taught us the things we need to make our lives fuller and more ap- preciative. The people who have helped us are so numerous that we cannot name them all individuall . We are frateful A I Y 3- to our class advisors this ear and last . . . to Mrs. Thomas and n yn I s Mr. Ryder for their help in planning our futures . . . to Miss Kattman for her untiring work on the senior play . . . and to Mrs. Iancek for the many hours she has spent giving aid to the earhook staff Because our senior ear has been a ood Y Y year, we must thank these people who have helped to make it so. 145 Backstage during Seven Keys to B211dP21fCH 'ff A luncheon for the Mnjorettes Home Room 107, tops in the magazine drive !1 , iff' 5,12 ag , Friendships 1 A I Q-x 'FQ Yes gsgff' ' 5 O 94 Q .1 'fi 3'k1 'Q-fb AEN V 1,Sf :5 Kivhxq - 4 'lf ,G vw - . ff Q - f ,f..1Q,,3-, i, Wig ,ff Yi ., Q 1' hs-1 AI lil' LIK.7l Ill I NFIXFNIJL X.7lXl 'KLJKJl KI IXJI Y Our first graduation parties . . . . . . and our first ,rx diplomas .. -U ii L Eg' 3 1 I' iq i D N 2- 'Wf-::1fJ 5 ' ff ,- 1 1 an-f .,, WU.. Fl. -sr? V 'Gill' 33 In the Good Old Days ri? SENIOR SONGS Up Above My Head .......,. .,.,.. In The Middle Of An Irland , . , Speed-O . ..,..,. .... .... ....,....,.,.... , Twenty-tix Mile: . ..,.,.. ,..,. . Chancei Are .... ,.,A...,.,......,..,.,. Someday He'll Come Along .. ., . An Affair To Remember . ..,., , Woodchopper'J Ball .....,... ,. My One Sin .,,.,....,...,..., I Ill Be Home .,.e.,A ...e,.. Look Up ..,..A,...,,..,..,. .. My Melancholy Baby . .. ., . .,o,. .,.,. ,... . i Freud .,.. no smart kids near me but not through the halls ,. .. 104 times around the track I'll Hunk .. ,then I won't have to sit home on Saturday night . Senior Prom . ,Shop class with no teacher ..... . ...,,. , , not knowing the answer .. baby sitting with little brother . ,.,. before the teacher thinks you're sleeping cheer up, ther6's still color guard try-outs My Special Angel ....,..... .........,...............,.....,.,..l. ,.....,.,,.......,. i . is dating someone else Stardurt ,, ,.,.,.......... ...A ...,,l h a cl better not get in your eyes while studying for finals Catch A Falling Star, .......... ...........,.,.......,.,..,...... .,..... i t 's easier than passing Physics Till The Twelfth of Never ,,l,. . .,.,l,.........l. we'll remember L.H.S. Goody, Goody. . .........l....,,,,., .......... . l ., vacation's here again Come To Me .,,. .. Time Goe: By . .... . Till Then , .....l,....,,.,.,,,... . Wake Up, Little Suzie Don't Drop lt ,.,. .,.,.....,..,.i... Eleventh Hour Melody ..,..., Elephant Tango ......... September Song ..... , if you have a copy of the test ., ,. so slowly while making a speech ...........,...,....,class reunion ., ,.,,i, the periods over .. test tubes in chem , ., , theme for crammers girls' slimnastics ,. and it lasts til june Roll Call ..,.....,,. .. .,... somebody gypped Poor Me ,..,....,. .........,.....,,.,.. . ..,.....,.,......,.. I got caught again fmt One of Thofe Thing: ..,....,.. ....,., . .. flunking a major My Baby just Care: For Me ,.., . but not if she has a better offer l'll Wait ,. ..... . ,,,........,......,.... ....,..... ...............,......,.l.. . . . . in detention All the Way .,.l ,..... ,......,,,...4l4....,.........,...... ..,.,l,.,.tl,.,. . , a home run Twilight Time .... .......... . still finds the yearbook staff working frantically Bluei in the Night .,...,.,......,....... .,................. ,... , ..,..,. . m ore homework to do! All Alone By The Telephone ,.i...... ,i,.,i waiting for him to call Heartbreak Hotel ...,,.,....,.,.,.... ,. ..........,. Mr. jones' ofhce Move It Over .,........ .. ...., I can't see the answer A Tear Fell ...i.i....,. . over that F No, Not Much l,...,. . .,.. I don't like A's 152 I WWVWMWWWW WW f? W To WEL Remember when . . . You almost cracked up the Driver Ed. car . . . you didn't make cheering, or better still. didn't make eliminations . . . they found out you weren't on hall patrol . , . they gave out two different tests . . . your number wasn't called at twirling tryouts . . . you got your first trafhc ticket . . . you lost your boy friends ring . . . you broke your leg during football practice . . . you bleached your hair and it turned green . . . class stand! ings came out . . . the boys discovered younger girls . . . you didn't get your letter . . . you gave an open house and no one came . . . your heart throb asked out your best friend . . . you got your notice for summer school . . . you didn't get on the Miss L,H.S. ballot . . . your hands turned yellow from nitric acid . . . you were rejected by three colleges . . . you didn't get that part in the play . . . they found out your draft card was faked . . . you found out you'd have to wear braces another year . . . you found out your College Board scores . . . the senior class agreed . . . you were a wallflower . . . you stayed up till six a.m. finishing your science project . . . you put your fingers on the wrong typewriter keys during a speed test . . . you didn't go to the Prom . . . you found out the Army wouldn't take you, either . . . your friend didn't keep that secret . . . they found out you were forging your parents signature . . . they didn't give you that surprise party . . . she said l'd love to, Bill, and your name is Jack . . . you finally were graduated from L.H.S. - two years later than the rest of your class! -. r. 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VOLLMER Superintendent of Schools 7'9'f?6540' 0l'9N0'10'f0'40Y0x0N0'l7N0'f0 05Z l7 -75'40 0 T56 0'-0 6x -040-101' 401'02f6X 402'-70' 40Y0'-01 -6X0'40 0'906f'-0'f0f0 0 '0W6'46Y0 -'01 f-QW0 Q6 3910 Compliments of PALISADES PARK BOARD or Eoucfmow VINCENT LO LORDO President HAROLD E. TAYLOR Vice President JOHN J. DICKERSON, JR. WALTER B. HUTCHINSON LOUIS B. DOTTI RALPH R. SELIGER MRS. GENEVIEVE C. GARDNER THOMAS D. TOSCANO THEODORE G. WRAGGE JOSEPH M. ROTOLO JOHN W. FUCHS Board Attorney Superintendent of Schools MRS. AMELIA H. HACKETT DOMINICK J. MASTRANGELO Custodian School Funds Boord Secretory 9K01'-0'02016v0X7'0'-0vW12701L701W1C717W50'6f0'f0N061l7l7616H0'f0N0f 'I 57 X 10? 0201 -01040' 1:17 E Z 2 2 2 S E 2 5 E 3 f0f0'0 40Y01'0 '0N040 0'0f'0K7'-0 '0t'0 004'0'-10'-0 0'-02-0'f X9 '0'Y Best Wishes to the Class of '58 COMPLIMENTS OF The Student Council 7Qs?0'0'0'0X7100v0P0'0N?6102101f?0'0's0Y01?0110'0'r7'0161 6f0 1 0'f0 0Y010140'X0 0 0 0K0 0V0'f0fl0f0w01'0V X?N0'N0N0 0H0 40N0-'-0'K0K?10N0Y01l014010P101101101h0 0N01f?27L040N05102f0'105'0 '0'f0Y?r02l0K 5 E WU , Lois M5 cLAss d Lib ,,L' f 5 LUCK 1358 THE SPARTANS CHARLIE JOHANNEN TONY TERRANOVA FRANK BIAMONTE BRUCE VAN HEERTUM -'-0 '0 '0 Emxg 9995 xfx oyrnz wQ'iE U7 ,rn za GEORGE MANN ANDY PULLER RONNIE VAN HEERTUM AL ROVETTO FRANK GIORDANO ED KENNEY BOB SANDS DON VESPIA 7x'0f0Z1 2 g 5 Q ' Sue Gardner Q X President Ginger Azzolini Aja' Vic P es de t Nancy Romognolu Treasure Marilyn Ellis Adriano Glordina Jane Jobel f0f0' sooo LH LUCK FROM THE R S Pot Kenney Ann Albanese L Dolores Glonntomo Vivian Bancole Lillian Dletrick Dolores Alliohs ...Gb . I A O K . . 9- f I n i E . A W . . . l ig N 6, . . . . . . . I N g ' E Dixie Joy Husen X 5 5 9 - 'ez' . , A--A Wi e CLASS of 1958 E? 9 3 5 5 5 9 3 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 'I59 1016 x Y 5 5 9 S 5 9 S tr 4?'0 ?'05t74?C05!?'5W7!05'047!7f6540N0l0 197'5'-f0 ?'9WQ'Zx Congratulations and an Invitation With this Bank's congratulations on receiving your coveted high school diploma goes a cordial invitation to make a lifetime banking connection by choosing the National Bank of Palisades Park for your bank. Here the young graduate finds the kind of banking services that prove help- ful in attaining one's mark in life plus such modern conveniences as one-stop banking, one-stop teller service, drive-in teller, sidewalk teller and off-the- street parking for customer automobiles. The National Bank 5 Q 9 of Palisades Park t Member Federal Deposit Insur qnce Corporation Federal Reserve System 160 xowmfa-Qouaxouaxasauoxasonoxaeowfm Q0w0naf0w7wv0u0was0n0u0wf0w:0m0-faQ0w0w0-10bc 9 2 THE CREST SHOP Wearing Apparel for Entire Family QPLIMENTS 299 Broad Ave. wi 4-3699 Lennie, N. J. ' UA 5 ORCHESTRA nonomws BEAUTY Noon DOROTHY WISEMAN, Prop. 388 Broad Ave. Leonia 4-2509 Leonid, N.J. THE WISHING WELL, INC. LINO-CRAFT GIFT AND CARD SHOP ARTHUR A. PETERSEN The Home of Fine Floor Covering 300 Broad Ave. Wlndsor 4-9447 Palisades Park, N.J. 3 Broadloom - Linoleum - R g 5 Visit Our Carpet Department PHILLIPS STUDIO 133 Broad Ave. Palisades Park For Finer Dancing Adult-Teenager-Children 5 50 E. Fordham Road lu 4-2988 Bronx, New York wlndsor 4-7293 4.7370 3 2 CIE A 5 HI! NH 3 5 9 9 5 6 9 I 9 9 5 9 5 5 9 5 9 5 6 2 5 5 6 I I 3 2 el t-0Y0-1040 F. SILVA PRINTING PAusADEs PARK, N.J. PARK LANE SERVICENTER Repairs on all Makes of Cars Gas-Oil-Accessories 7 QRSAN EI Imac oIiVI . . , , 9 THE IVIEMINISSE UVABII' Q s. o. ous --- ERQII 218 Broad Avenue LEonia 499740 Palisades Park, N.J. 'I6I x9N70' 40f6Y00N?1?6101WN?0101?6N?0050-011?0ff?'?0'0'i'9s0SWx We Call and Deliver TOWN TAILORING Ladies 8: Genls Tailoring-Cleaning 8. Pressing KI N All Kinds of Alferaiions 358 Broad Ave. Le 4-1592 Leonio, N.J. DANCE STUDIO 5 Congrafulaiions Class of '58 From PALISADES PARK, N. J. -Classes in- Tap-Ballet-Jazz Bafon-Boys Acrobafics Social Dancing Windsor 7-2134 Bonnie Kathy Linda Claire Phyll Alma Success, Prosperify and Happiness To the Class of '58 From CANDY MOUNTAIN DAY CAMP New CITY,N.Y. COTTAGE SHOPS 9W of PALISADES AVENUE WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J. TRUST IN THE LORD AND DO GOOD, AND HE WILL MAKE 9 THY JUSTICE TO RISE LIKE THE LIGHT,' THY CAUSE LIKE - THE NOONDAY.-Psalm 36 36:16. 5 BROAD AVENUE MEN'S SHOP 5 256 BROAD AVE. PALISADES PARK, N.J. LEONIA 5, 10, 25: STORE Your Variety Store 326 BROAD AVENUE GRACE 8. CHARLES COLE The Cole Collection Handmade Jewelry in Gold 81 Silver Indian Ads 81 Crafls 134 WOODRIDGE PL. LEONIA Windsor 4-4031 9 Complimenfs o. BOOK and MASK CLUB ?l9'0N?'0X0f0K0'10K0 0ff0610'0'f0Y0f02G0Y020N029M01016PJ acmaQ0-f0nox0--0w0f0-oovfmofamoeacaoom-aomwdaowseaemtaomw-awx What every high school graduate needs in the way of banking service. Leonia Bank has it! At the corner ot Broad and Elm you can do all your banking in one timesaving stop-and there is no parking problem. Since 1921 Leonia Bank has been helping graduates to get ahead in lite. A cordial welcome always awaits you here. LEONIA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SPIKED SHOE CLUB Compliments of RlCHTER'S PHARMACY 301 Brood Ave. LE 4-0863 Palisades Pork, NJ WI 4-3550 We Deliver HELMER BROS., INC. Finest in Foods, Wines, Beers, Liquors 331 Broad Avenue Leonia, N. J. Compliments of THE MEMBERS OF THE LEONIA POLICE DEPT. CORONET CLEANERS Your Best Bet Tailoring, Cleaning, Laundering 295 Broad Avenue Leonia, N. J. Congratulations Class of '58 DAPPER 440 Broad Ave. Wlndsor 7-0777 Leonia, N.J. S790 51 0'04747f?s76XJs01WN0s0N?s061'01f6Wf01s0P'040f40'0ff0N0'047 x 5 Af Holfhausen's we place emphasis on YOUTH . . . we believe we know wha? young folk like to wear and if is our pleasure and privilege To serve them Hamm' lorgcnlinc Avo. 0 350: to 36th Sh. 0 Union City UNion 3-6000 o Bergen Co.-WHitney 5-6100 Bes? of luck 5 cLAss of 'sa Q FRANK and MILDRED ROSE 2 Telephone Leonia 4-T076 X Tel. Leonia 4-2330 Free Delivery COTTAGE MEAT MARKET LESSER'S '- . , ro . is - rime ea s- oul r Q E GRAZ3N5ocTd :venue F ll PLeon:, f+l.J.P ly 5 A. o. KRAUSE, Reg. Ph. GANN0N'S 326 BROAD AVENUE Q FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION W. 7 1293 LEONIA, N. J. I - LEONIA, N. J. S 6 X9Y0'0f040'010l01WY01f011019'0 0'050l0G?0K0 0f00K0'WW0Y0v01 17' .16 VALLEY VIEW FARMS Qualify Dairy Producfs LEONIA, NEW JERSEY x wa 4-2704 RUSSELL J. ELLIS Q Carpenfer - Confrador S 222 Christie Street WI 4-5720 Leonia, N. J. N Q MORTGAGE CORP. E SIEGFRIED MOTORS Q Mo,-fgcge Loans On Aufhorized Volkswagen Sales 8- Service Types of Housing 450 Broad Avenuezvl 4-852Zisades Pork, N. J. 25 WINDSOR 4-2720 Prescripiions Called For and Delivered PALISADES PARK, N. J. YA DEAU pHARMACy 5 ANTHONY J. GIANNANTONIO, Reg. Phat. 2 WHi.I.ney 329 Broad Avenue Palisades Park, N. J. An F.H.A. Approved 5 Lending lnsmufion Palisades Park Bowling Academy S 408-410 Broad Avenue Palisades Park, N. J. E Wi 4-0786 G X9110510102010'0010101616P0f7f002f7Q9W10v0Y0'lW1Q01W16IlQQ?6N0fQf0v6N?650x0 'I 65 3 E E 2 5 2 5 E 2 5 E 2 i 1040 0' -00:1 S 4010K?s0f61'?s0N90N9170f9Q?r6Wl?6104?l0v0f102l0'040'WY?h01Wx 5 Compliments of the ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION of LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES of 1958 9 Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes 5 For a Life Time of Success and Happiness 5 A Big Thank You to the 5 Faculty for their Guidance and Patience 5 9 MR. 8. MRS. EDWARD H. JAEGER N10 BENJAMIN LEvY Qncwf. Real Estate - Mortgage Loans - Insurance Zenith Hearing Aids 215 Broad Ave. WI 4-0959 Palisades Park, N. J. Telephone TEaneck 6-7785 A. H. KOVACS Opticians Compliments of Q 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Fridays: 9 A.M.-9 P.M. ' 511 CEDAR LANE lNear Theotrel PAUI- D- TORRE, DDS TEANECK, N. J. A x7'010'020N01f9'0N0'0'G71?0X010Y0G0'0N0'0fC76N?1?6N710v0461 'I 66 x9:10:10-fafw--ofro-1040110110wnamwwfamsawwwsawvaowawsaieawwwwemwwsowowx HI-Y CLUB 401' -'6 RICHARD FERRALL . RALPH HELLMOLD . ROGER POLA . , KEN NAKYAMA . GILBERT RAPOSO ., LOUIS MOSCOWITZ . . ., Paul Ammon David Blood Jonathan Bogert Howard Black Timothy Bodman James Bowen Bishop Buckle Philip Colbert Robin Cook Louis Dotti Louis Ennico Duncan Evans OFFICERS MEMBERS William Fitch Richard Frank Robert Gehner Eric Gossmann Dennis Grate Roger Haenelt Robert Hilgen Herbert Hill Frank Hughes Timothy Ieradi Bruce Kovacs President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Historian Robert Michaud Harry Mints Everett Oren Scott Peterson Stanly Peterson Joseph Politi John Riddle Paul Rose Howard Smith Ronald Turecki Ronald Van Heertum Jon Zubin Le 4-3196 JOSEPH ZAYOK, Prop. S SIEVER'S DELICATESSEN -, Beer-Wines-Liquors-Frosted Foods 3 247 Broad Avenue Palisades Park, N.J. ROUTE 46 7' 5 S FORT LEE' NEW JERSEY FLoRA's sHoEs AND Hosuanv E 426 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N. J. BETTY LEE DRUG STORE -b Prescriptions I 306 Broad Ave. Wi 4-1446 Palisades Park, N. J. S 3 PAINT 8. HARDWARE STORE STANLEY'S BARBER SHOP STANLEY GALLONE, mp. Phone: Leonia 4-3944 348 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N. J. E, W, 3 i 3 9 3 5 3 5 3 5 I 2 305 Fort Lee Rd. Leonia, N. J. 167 K9 Qf?06H7004?0000'0W'f?f00f?040C?ZWW1610'00'0026K90f7170lWx 9 5 HILGEN'S 5 5 6 X Homemade Ice Cream and Fruif lces Chocolafes and Candies Made on Premises Ice Cream Cakes For All Occasions 344 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. J. Telephone Leonia 4-9703 SPEARE 8. FLAVIN SMITHLINES For Qualify Greefing Cards-Toys G Sfafione y 248 BROAD AVE 329 Broad Ave. Leonia, N.J. PAL SADES PARK NEW JERSEY LEonia 4-9700 ' ' Besf Wishes PARK LANE THEATRE VAN HEERTUMS wowvowfwvoeawvmwfeawffawvmaeaaw- nan-mow tow 168 046 :Ov . 101' Good Luck an Best Wishes From THE CLASS of '59 40V Besf of Luck and Success 5 sENloR cLAss CLASS of '58 5 PEP CLUB 5 oFFlcERs 1 S and Moones HARDWARE 3 Hardware-Garden Supplies-Housewares Q Headquarlers for Moore's Pamfs Q 335 Broad Ave. Wlndsor 4-1952 Leonio, N.J. Ayr Ely Says: Fine Foofwear ., THE ELY SHOE SHOP 270 Broad Ave. Palisades Pork 5 Tel. LEonia 4-1190 We Call For 81 Deliver Q CRYSTAL CLEANERS 8. DYERS Q Ladies' and Genls' Tailoring Q Dry Cleaning-Dyeing-Pressing-Repairing 5 340 Broad Avenue Leonin, N. J. G Wlndsor 4-0064 SEBO Decorators -Custom Made- Slip Covers-Drapes-Cornices Bed Spreads-Venefion Blinds Curfoins and Domeslics Upholsfering 421 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. X76N010010'0'10N0v'0K74?W10M0v010'L701016201f0'61'01C04610v6l t0'f0 169 'S 5 5 6 6 5 E 6 E 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 2 5 3 E S ,E 40' 040 105' 5 5 5 9 Q Q 02 5 9 5 Q s Q 5 s s Q 5 Q Q Q Q 5 3 Mi T nieces s. cLus1 I i , T 17 JOHN STREET 5 9 Manufacturing Jewelers 5 g NEW YORK a, N. Y. D 'Q -2 lt Rings Pins ,Q lg . X Medals Charms Trophies X 5 3 V. 3 Q 'E E E Styling That's Unusual L2 'D E. HARRINGTON FLOWERS O 8 . Grace Bried Speciale U S 333 Broad Ave. WI 4-6321 Leonia, N. J. 5 Q X I I9 Leonia Texaco Service Station Complete Road Service Front End Alignment Q Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessories T 381 Broad Ave. LEonia 4-5678 Leonia, N. J. Q Best Wishes '. N 2 TO THE SENIOR cLAss 5 From T R x 5 H t FUTURE TEACHERS of 5 AMERICA TRI-R-GLASS 333 Highwood Avenue Tenafly, N. J. Mirrors-Auto-Glass-Windows HELEN'S STATIONERY Best Wishes Seniors Q aaa sRoAo Ave. LEONIA, NJ. ' 2 wa 4-9769 S x9X0 '0'0240110110'20N0'f10K0N?0'10v1010N0v174050'b0 0f40'20N012lh610220'G0v0N70'0K0vr026Q 'I 70 xmowa--ova:-ana-1040-0-0Qonowaeowowwfoflacawfeowfawwwwnacowfowcacowfaodafommmwx Qi u .3 -1'-ex .-.. N 5. 5 d 2 3'-ff 4 -2 35-0 'I 'L . ,. I I I - 2 l ,451 'S l-- .E -. 5 9 1? E :En 5. E ll33? u-,fl 3 5 KWQL -i l Wlndsor 4-5861 Road Service LEONIA ESSO SERVICENTER STEVE and ZOL MAKOCY 441 BROAD AVE. LEONIA, N.J. KARADONTES FLORIST Over a Half Cenfury of Service d 81 W. Ruby Aves. WHitney 3-5166 Palisad P lr Wlndsor 4-2792 AL NICKL DARLlNG'S FLOWER SHOP BONDED SERVICE 5 332 Broad Avenue Palisades Park, N.J. 9 9 5 Wifh Compliments of 5 ABBEY PHOTOGRAPHERS -10 268 BROAD AVENUE PALISADES PARK, N. J. 40'-0101? MORSEMERE MARKET Top Choice Meals Only -GROCERIES- 4 E. Columbia Ave. WHifney 3-4940 Palisades Park UHL'S SERVICE R Fresh Gear Lubricants-Front Wheel Bearing Service 9 Spark Plugs Cleaned and Tesfed-Cooling Sysfem S Routes No 1-9-46 81 E. Columbia Ave. Palisades A WH. 3-9681 May The CLASS of '58 Sing Through Life MIXED CHOIR X9f9G0002 00010010v62'00f0v0f0fW50iG7W10'4?f0 0G010'0f 01W X -t0N0N0s710HQs?f01W10117040N0vZW02W'0'01'70262G70f0t'900'?6x 9 ROMAGNOLI SERVICE STATION, INC. ROUTE NO. 46 PALISADES PARK, N. J. 5 Seven Brothers To Serve Stop in and see the Miracle Pump BARBARA LEE SHOPS 260 Broad Ave. Palisades Park 1440 The Plaza West Englewood Dresses, Lingerie, Sportswear, Girdles, Bras, Accessor s Compliments of WILLIAM POMERANLZ Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Q. THE FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA 5 Congratulations to the Class of '58 From THE SERVICE CLUB Wlndsor 4-I 199 TV CLINIC, INC. Television - Records - Hi-Ficlelity Radio - Air Conditioning We Service Whatever We Sell S 380 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N. .I. Morsemere Savings 8. Loan Association 300 Broad Ave. Wlndsor 4-8555 Palisades Park, N.J. Current Dividend Rate SM96 Per Annum THE LITTLE KNIT SHOP Nomotta Wool-Notions Free Instructions MRS. GEORGE BAMMERT, Prop. 234 Broad Ave. Wlndsor 4-7070 Palisades Park, N.J. Real Estate and Insurance ROSS AGENCY, Insurance WHitney 3-6740 Res.: WHitney 5-4412 45 Broad Avenue Palisades Park, N.J. Leonia 4-0827 C. J. KIRKLAND Real Estate and Insurance 325 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes to the Class of '58 THE COMMERCIAL CLUB WALTHUR'S Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge ARTHUR KING-Your Host Wlndsor 4-9649 254 Broad Ave. Palisades Park, NJ. 'f0 0't-0110561 I72 -16 :QV 405- 10554060 f0 0K7' H7944-'01 Best Wishes to The Class of 1958 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Best Wishes to The Class ot 1958 DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN ROGERS SHELL SERVICE Tires-Batteries-Accessories 360 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, NEW JERSEY Phone Leonia 4-3641 BROAD SHOE REPAIR 328 BROAD AVENUE LEONIA, N.J. THE JADE ROOM RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE 100 Linwood Plaza Wlndsor 4-7080 Fort Lee, NJ. On Rte. 9W B2 Mile north of George Washington Bridge CHEF'S CORNER RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat-Home Cooking-Air Conditioned 'I7-19 Broad Ave. Morsemere, Palisades Park, N. J. Compliments of PAL SPORTS CENTER Everything in Sports 123 Broad Ave. Palisades Park, NJ. Windsor 4-6663 COLLEGIATE CAP 8: GOWN CO. 366 FIFTH AVENE Congratulations NEW YORK 1, N. Y. Class of ,58 THE GARDNERS A. CHRISTINI 8. SONS General Contractors Palisades Park Compliments of WI 4-2838 DA 7-4165 THE TOALDO BROS. EMPIRE CLEANING CO. ll ' ' Il Laclies 8- Gents Tailoring We Call For and Deliver Glno and Llbero Phone Leonia 4-1366 319 Broad Ave. Palisades Park, N.J. 9f0N010f'-05610K720f0XQ470'01s00Q?s710'0's7'010I0x0l7W50f6N9s?016v02701W 'S 5 5 5 2 E 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 M5 ff 401 X07 -0' -'0Y0f'0' -'01'0 '0 C0210 H001 1010 '016f0N0K0 ZY0117 3, 5 Complimenfs of Apedcx Studios Pk 212 WEST 48th STREET NEW YORK CITY I h0K0M70N0210'1L01w0N01f0 -0'10'f0R0'N0'P 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 S 2 00'-01 f0v-0'-10-10 0K7vr0v.0'06r KO' fa' for-aww 0,040,455 4. ' ,X A . ' :1 ms hi' . 'QV Q f. ,. --1,4 YKCNKSE 'N 'N 5 5 L 1 ' -- 5 , Xffei' R. E' 3 .- A .ix Q1 5 53355 N24 2 Q K F54 A4 'J 1: ' ' 5 ,. K J Yi N.. 1 . 1 2 'ii 2. Q 3 Q5 Y Nl - 1 .X ix- 'N . XGQX -xi j A c-, NX- xl - 1 x n X XL Bic eg E ev, is -.X TN W fr 50 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 '10 S 110 f0f0-001 I00 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 S 5 5 Michael Raposa-'70 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jaeger Jan, Andy, Karen Dick Chieco Carol and Denny Mr. and Mrs. Mantecon Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mingle Loretta Martini S'well-headed seniors Frank and Adri Pat and Carol!-19 Merc. Lillian's other half Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. T The Flag-flying four Linda and Lefty, T956-'58 Susan and Patricia Al 23 Days Bish and Dot lstuan Rozavolgyi-Hungary Richard Ferrall Morelli and Groon Mary Lou and Eric Erika and Phil Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich Groon Mug's and Dutch Judie and Ernie Corresponding Secretary The Spider and the Web Murk The S. O. Q.'s Varsity Cheerleaders The D. D. D.'s The Harry's Larry's Engineer's Delight Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stadel Deli-ettes Mr. and Mrs. Russel J. Ellis Moose and the Boys Elaine and Bob Lou-Aida-Ed Mr. and Mrs. Walsh Barb and Paul Jay and Carole Marcelle Agate Pop Jaeger Frustrated Five homas BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maher Colonel A Friend Carl W. Suter Bisset's Beasts Fifth Period Lunchroom Clan Mr. and Mrs. H. Hellmold and family Best Wishes, the Husens Pep Club Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Vinnie and Janet Sharon at Linda's house Dumansky's Quiz Kids Mella and Gig Arnie and Sharon Lafayette DeMolay Room 210 Vin and Mary Butch and Joy Beat NAVY Muriel and Eddie The Roe-Annes Mr, and Mrs. Ross Mottola Lois and Dave Jane and Bobby A friend Bonnie and Fred Frank and Ginger Fusk and his Box Elaine and Richard Nick and Rose Vinnie and Shelia Mrs. Margaret Cane Mr. and Mrs. L. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. L. Antola June Noseda 10 Days The Vallmers Charles Richmond Mrs. John Mauro Mrs. Charles Richmond Mrs. Joseph Parisi Mrs Frank Giuseppini Mrs. Al Stanton Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Edward Cunningham Patrick Conlon James Rogers Henry Owermohie Mrs. James Ryan Mrs. Charles Galliker Mrs. Frank Reimaniak Freshmen Cheerleaders and Miss Bragger The End is the beginning for seniors Vin and Wife Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Otis Mr. l. M. Bodine Zeus and Venus Mr. Z's gang-213 Tiny Tim l955 Kathy and Eddy 1958 Kathy and Danny J.V. Cheerleaders Ben, Bog, Bonge and Black Hum-m-m The Duchesses of 203 Fran and Mike Jose Tammy Hunter The Dukes of 2013 Sydelle and Chris My Last Quarter's Worth L. H. S.'s Stage Crew Bob and Ellen Cell 205 and Warden Kern Lanzadores de Toro Nelse Joe and Joan Ruggiero The Snake Pit-221 Vivian and Bill Marie Trablusi Vivian loves Johnny Ridgefield Memorial High School Remember dee dee-Judy and Raquel Lou and Angel Mr. and Mrs. J. Stipo Patricia Lowry James P. Lowry Ruth E. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. A. Kovacs Hank Lewandowski Liz and Robin Tim and Irene Mr. and Mrs. B. Richman John Ploeger The Olds and Blitz Rich and Irene Don't Throw Shoes Joel Reiter, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lammlein Pvt. Russell Gromest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gromest Kenneth Gromest Stinky and Brat Mr. and Mrs. David J. Jones Allan and Gerry Congratulations from 121 Danae Abu Community Youth Center Advisory Board Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruesch Senior Cabinet and Officers Frank and Phyll The Hanna: Red Gary and Ann NG 21713046 O-Days Marietta, here we comel Mr. and Mrs. L. l. Gilbertson Milly and Herb Jo Ann and Gene Jim and Chris CBS The Crystals Robert Raposo-'66 Mr. and Mrs. Gil Raposa Ralph and Judy Tom and Sue Bob and Lorrie Bob and Barbara Ronnie and Sue S. J. Z. U. N. C. The N. B. A. Boys Mr. Michael Paternoster Mr. K. McGown Jim and James Marzocca is back again Al and Greg-'58 Sue and Georgie Mrs. H. Gildea and Mrs. F. Zahn COMMITTEE Tiit Ruutel, Chairman, Tina Lo Proto, Dixie Joy Husen, Roger Pala, Pat Lowry, Clara Payne, Dolores Gian- nantonio, Valerie Mingle, Jane Walsh, Barbara Flach, Marilyn Evans, Martha Buckwalter, Lillian Detrick. Q8 if FL e fx V Ni ? w 0 K+ Q fr r 5 Q49 u V if KJ