Long Branch High School - Green Wave Yearbook (Long Branch, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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Shakespeare I THE LATE MELVIN T. RAHN Assistant Principal of Long Branch High School ehinatinn... E DEDICATE our yearbook to our friend and Assis- tant Principal Melvin T. Rahn who left this life on lanuary 26, 1951. Anyone of us could speak at length on his many fine qualities and achievements. I-le needs no eulogy of inadequate Words to describe his life. We know that we have lost a staunch friend and a stalwart guide. He was a kindly man, a wise man who was just and fair, and a friend of all mankind. In a material sense we know full well that his passing leaves all of us very much poorer. Yet in a larger sense we secure great comfort when we realize how fully he en- riched the lives of so many in all walks of lite. We shall long remember the ideals and principles of the good life as he practiced them so well in his daily life. Let us continue to strive to emulate these self-same practices in our own daily lives. l jim, zgaclwm, l I l R. PRESTON SI-IOEMAKER, IR. Principal of Long Branch High School To the Members df the Iune l95l Class: During youri high school days you have experienced the keen contrasts of sun and shadotw, happiness and sadness, victory and defeat, bright mo- ments ot success tlgainst a backdrop of the daily grind. Graduation tis but one more phase in the panorama of your lite. It will become an openinlg door to wider horizons and greater challenges. Pleasures, sorrows, joys, defeats and victories await you. Although many shadows may darken the worldlahead, it is well to remember always that shadows exist only because of lilght. So armed with strength, courage, and friendship may you meet life with zest. Also, you are admonished on the need to keep faith with those who have passed this tway before and .also with those to follow. Finally, wel who remain behind extend to you, individually and col- lectively, our very best wishes that you will find happiness and success in the days ahead. t Faithtully yours, R. PRESTON SHOEMAKER, IR. Principal l thy, Sho , BOARD OF EDUCATION Harold N. West, Secretary and Business Manager: Dr. Alex Vineburq: E. T. M. Carr. Vice President: Thomas E. McCue. President: Howard H. Woolley: A. A. Anastasia: William M. Smith. Superintendent of Schools. 7131490 Mis. '394vvw--va MRS. DOROTHY HOWLAND MR. WILLIAM M. SMITH Secretary Superintendent oi Schools db fo,--- mg- MISS IANE HALL MISS GERTRUDE ABBITT MR. PAUL VANDERMARK MISS MARIE FARRELL MR. ARMADEO IPPOLITO hm' , MRS. DON MINNISCH MISS ELIZA PULLEN f -ff qc I 9 MR. MORRIS BLOOM MR. GEORGE SEELEY :t 'f Cotnoir, SS sch, M HH Mrs. Mi mith S SS Mi Miss Saunders, ley T SS Mi Hayes, SS Mi -H right: Mr. Bloom, Miss Miller, Miss Kirk, Mrs. Graham, st Row AA- left to Fir Winthrop. Mr. bbiii, A SS M Davis, Chamberlain, Miss Pullert, Miss Judson, Miss Scott Mrs. SS Mi Gilkersori, SS Mi Hall, Miss Farrell, SS land, Mi W rs. Ho -M Row ond Sec rs, Morresy. ylor, M Ta Miss Mr. er, Mr. lppolito, ak Mr. West Mr. Shoern Y. 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HERBERT ADAMS Herbie, who wanTs To be a billionaire and go To France, parTicipaTed in The band, Hi-Y, ChorisTers, Young Government Track and baskeTball. MARY AGNES ALBERT An expressive smile is one oT- Aggie's TeaTures. A member oT The baseball and volley ball Teams. Aggie plans To be an ex- clusive seamsTress. JOHN ANDERSON FleeT-TooTed Johnny, who was a Track member, hopes To be a Toreign diplomaT and Travel around The world. ARLENE ANSKY A member of Tri-l-li-Y, yearbook commiTTee, Prom commiTTee, STuclenT Coun- cil, soccer and baskeTball Teams Tor one year, Chick- en is going To college. SANDRA ALTBERG' This blushing Miss, who was a member of The Spanish club, wanTs To be a nurse ancl Then a T'lighT sTewarcl- ess. PAUL ARRIGO Paul, who has played his accordion for many assem- bly programs, wanTs To keep on wiTh his music by playing wiTh a small pro- fessional group. JUNE AUMACK ..l,une was a cheerleader. member of Tri-Hi-Y, and STudenT Council. Bugsy's ambiTion is To be a book- keeper and Then To geT married. ROGER BABSON A sTudenT council member Tor Three Terms. Silence is golden mighT be The moTTo of Roger, who looks To The Navy Tor his TuTure. JOAN BALL Ariisiic J. B. was a parTic- ipanT in Tri-Hi-Y, STudenT Council, SkeTch Club, and Spanish Club. She is going To enTer The field of arT. ELLEN BASS A member of l'he baskel- ball, baseball. and volley- ball leams. Peaches was a very acfive sporlswoman. Peaches wishes lo be an oflice worker. Ae, THEODORE BARBOUR Tall Ted held membership in Radio Club and Projec- ler Club. An engineering career is his ambilion, and he would like lo go Alaska. ROBERT BAXTER Bob, one ol our broad shouldered loolball meme bers, was on lhe learn all lhrough high school and was a member ol The Hi-Y. JESSE BELTON One desire af lhis lall, lriendly young man, known as Jess, is lo be a good husband lo some deserving woman. SHIRLEY BENNETT Lee was a second soprano in lhe All Girl Choir. This lall, alfraclive miss plans lo enler lhe field ol nurs ing. SYLVIA BEAVER Singing Syl, who was assis- lanl direclor of lhe l950 variely show, plans lo make her career in New York as a model. ARTHUR BIERI Ari, who has a knack lor making friends, was a sen- ior class represenlalive and a loolball and lrack man. Someday wefll see him as a coach. ARLENE BONELLO A member of lhe Skelch Club, variely show and yearbook commillee, Ar- lene looks forward lo lhe day when she becomes a greal arlisl. GREGORY BOVA Greg was in lhe chorislers lwo years and received lellers in soccer, baskelball and baseball. His ambi- lion is lo allend college and sludy agricullure. LARRY BRABHAM Larry, who is known lor his big smile and wonderful personalily, plans lo be- come a millionaire and lhen go lo llaly. BETTY LU A peiife miss who wanis io secreiary and Belly was a BRYAN is Belly Lu be a good good wiie. member of Tri-Hi-Y. CONSTANCE BREGLIA Connie's school aciiviiies included 'rhe Delia Chapier oi Tri-l-HAY, The Yearbook Commiiiee, and The Prom corrmifiee. Connie plans a business career. JUNE BREITENBACH Typing for 'rhe Yearbook was one of Bugsie's aciivi- iies besides being in The Siudeni Council, All Girl Choir and Chorisiers. Need an eiiicienl secrelary? JAMES BROWN Jimmy, who is a very quiei boy, was a member oi ihe W. L, B. American Legion baseball ieam. He is un- decided aboui his iuiure. JOHN BUONO While in school, Johnnie was in rhe Varieiy Show, Spanish Club, Sludeni Council, and received an award in soccer. He plans lo aiiend Seion Hall. FRANCES BROWN Frankie was in ihe Choris- rers, Triel-li-Y and on our soccer and baslreiball reams. Her iufure seems io be headed io a nursing career. VERA BUONO Vere's ambifion is io dance in musical comedies or ai- 'rend a designing school. Li'rile was a member oi Siudeni Council and ihe Spanish Club. JEAN CAMERON Swell and fair, Jean was in ihe All Girl Choir and Chorisiers. She would like io become a boolclceeper, and laler gei married. GEORGE CARHART Presideni of The class. member ol Hi,Y, Spanish Club, Sfudeni Council and Cross Couniry ieam, Red will ailend Villanova Col- lege. BARBARA CARTWRIGHT Babs was secreiary oi Jun- ior and Senior classes, member of Siudeni Coun- cil, Madrigals and Spanish Club. She hopes io be a Church Youih Direcior. ff JO ANN CARUSO Jo Ann was a member of lhe Yearbook Commillee, Ways and Means Commil- Tee, All Girl Choir, Tri- l-li-Y, and The Spanish Club. JOAN CAVALIERI Joan was in lhe All Girl Choir. l-ler greafesl' ambi- fion is lo gel' a B. A. De- gree, buf she will be a clerical fypisl. JOAN CHASEY If you happen lo see a girl from Ealonlown gigg- ling, if will probably be Joan. Her friends appro- priafely call her Giggles, BARBARA ANNE CLARKE The only one is our class who wanls lo be a phychol- ogisl' is Anne, who parlici- pared in rho All Girl Choir and Chorislcrs. DONALD CLARK Ducky lefl before gradu- alion for an army career. ELSIE CLAUSEN Elsie has been acliye wilh lhe All Girl Choir, Chor- islers and Yearbook Com- millee. l-ler fulure plans include a secrelarial career and lrip lo India. INA CLAUSEN Ina worked wilh Yearbook Commillee, Chorislers, All Girl Choir and Mardi Gras Commilree. She would like lo lravel, buf will lrain horses. FRANCES CLAYTON Fran is an avid sporls lan. and enjoys playing fool- ball and baskelball. Alrer gradualing he will launch his career as a 'foolball coach. JOHN CITTADINO Frifz was a member of Slu- denl Council, Press Club. Senior class acfivifies and parlicipaled in soccer and baskerball. Engineering ap- peals lo This versalile boy. CLAUDIA COATES Claudia, a lufure Teacher, was a member of lhe Drama Club, freasurer of Alpha Chapler ol Tri-Hi-Y, GAA., Madrigals and Chorislers. MARTHA COFER MarTy sang wiTh The Chor- isTers and enioys playing The piano in her leisure Time. She hopes To be a concerT pianisT. JAMES COLES Big Jim is a nice Tellow who would like To do exTen- sive Traveling. We know ThaT he will be a success in any Tield. LUCY COLES IT you ever hear a voice saying number, please , iT mighT be Lucy'S. She was in ChorisTers and All Girl Choir. BARBARA CORN Popular Coy was in Tri-Hi- Y, SkeTch Club, Press Club, and worked on The Senior AcTiviTies CommiTTee. She hopes To qeT a good iob. FLORENCE CRELIN Flo is anoTher OT our mar- riage-minded girls. WiTh her likeable TraiTs, she is cerTain To beneTiT olhers in every way. AKIHUK DLJNIYLJLLI ArT is shy buT has a Triend- ly smile. l-le was acTive in soccer, and hopes To be an explorer, wriTinq books abouT his Travels. GENE CROW Corky's ambiTion is To own his own gas sTaTion. buT in The meanwhile a Trip around The world would saTisTy him. ROSE CU RCILLO A member OT The Tri-l-li-Y, yearbook commiTTee, G.- AA. and secreTary oT The STudenT Council. Rose plans a nursinq career af- Ter graduaTion. WALTER DALTON Our Triendly Taxi-cab driver is none oTher Than This nice senior, Buddy DalTon. Aim high, Buddy. and drive careTully, MARJORIE DANGLER Margie, sweeT and Triendly has been a member oT STU- denT Council. She plans To do secreTarial work aTTer qraduaTion. ,wa HELEN DAY Helen Shor+ie Day is lhe friendly girl who is always ready lo help you. Shor+ie's main ambilion is Io finish school and gel married. Ei 'iV', I es FRANK DE LAPO Anofher budding arlisl is Frank who hopes lo be a whisller or else a courl slenographer. Junior's fal- enl' was displayed in lhe Trumpel. VICTOR DE LAPO The silenl lype is Viclor, who, like his brolher, wanls fo be a courl sfenographer. Vicfor will be remembered for his quiel ways. ROBERT DAY Bob, one of our besl-look- ing boys, has played base- ball and baskelball and has been acfive in I-Ii-Y. Fulure plans are undecided. , , GLORIA DENNIS Proving lhal good lhings come in small packages is Chippy Dennis. She was a member of Tri-Hi-Y. Chippy hopes lo become a medical bookkeeper. LOUISE DEL CAMP A lrip lo California is Lou's ambilion. She was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, All Girl Choir, and on The soc- cer and baskelball leams. MARIAN DENNIS Smarlly dressed and quiel, Cookie is always doing somelhing conslruclive. Cookie hopes fo become a medical secrelary. JOHN DE MICHAEL Johnny is always in a hurry. This likeable fellows ambi- lion is lo be an edilor, bul he has lo be a reporler lirsl. BETH DEQUINE Belh was a member of the French Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Yearbook Commiflee, Chor- islers, Honor Sociefy and Trumpel edilor, Belh hopes To become a brain surgeon. AUGUSTINE DE VITO Being a sporls enlhusiasl, Auggie was a member of lhe baskelball leam. His Iulure plans include be- coming a professional golf- er. RICHARD DEY Dick is going To be a mem- ber oT The UniTed STaTes Navy aTTer high school. Smoofh sailing! TDELO RES DI CAPRIO Dee Dee was The secreTary of The Library Club and parTicipaTed in all sporTs. Being a good secreTary would make This lass happy. ALICE DIETRICH Allie's ambiiion is To Teach. She was a member oT STU' denf Council, 'lri-l-li-Y, All Girl Choir, Yearbook Com- miTTee, and parTicipaTed in all sporTs. JOAN EARLE PersonaliTy plus may well characTerize Joan, who is known Tor her well groomed appearance. Upon gradu- aiion, Joan hopes To own a kniTTing shop. JOHN EISLE l-landsome Johnny has par- TicipaTecl in STudenT Coun- cil and in Prom CommiTTee, Tooiball and Track Teams. l-le has no deTiniTo Tulurc plans. HOWARD DUNCAN Midor was a member of Hi-Y, Radio Club, and The Track Team. He plans To do work in a chemical laboraTory. DOROTHY EMMONS DoT, who is going To be a Teacher, was a member oT The Spanish Club, Tri-Hi- Y, Ways and Means Com- miTTee, and The baskeTball and Tennis Teams. CAROL EVANS Winsome Carol was a mem- ber oi The Sales Class Club. STormy is looking 'Forward To a walk down The aisle wiTh ThaT cerTain someone. PAT EVANS An energeTic member oT Tri-l-li-Y, French Club, STU- denT Council, Honor So- cieTy, and class Treasurer is PaTsy. Skidmore, Then a nursing career are her plans. JEAN FARRELL Busy Jean was a member of Tri-Hi-Y and G. A. A. She played baskefball, hockey, baseball and laTer plans To do social work and Travel. ROBERT FARY Looking for a good auio mechanic? Bob is iusf your man. This senior will al- ways do good work. FAITH FELD Faith was a member of The Press Club. She hopes To become famous in Ihe his- Iory or poliiical science field. JEAN KING Jean is one who will be sure Io succeed in all her endeavors. Jean hopes Io become a Chrisfian leader. MARGARET FERGUSON Sfarry-eyed Marqarel was a member of The Spanish Club and wenl' oul for baskeiball. BubbIe's am- bilion is Io be her own boss. FRANK FESTEJO Popular FesI's greaiesi ambilion is 'ro manage his own baskelball ieam. I-lis olher plans are lo gel mar- ried and live happily ever afler. ESTELLE FERRAR As presiden+ of Ihe Delia Chapier of Tri-I-Ii-Y, Tinnie did an excellenl' iob. She will probably become a Secrelary afier aflending Junior College. ,gi A JEANETTE FOLKES Liiile Bifs will be rememe bered for her wonderful sense of humor. She hopes fo be a pracfical nurse and make someone a good wife, ANTHONY FORMICA Junior worked wiih Ihe Prom and Yearbook com, miflee. I-le hopes fo Iravel in Europe and Iafer gel married. GRETA FORNICOLA G-reia was a member of 'rhe Sfudeni Council, Li- brary Club, Tri-I-Ii-Y, and G. A. A. Taking dicfafion and geliing hiiched would suii Greia. EDITH FOSS Edie has 'rhal rare com- binefion of humor and brains. She was secreiary and 'rreasurer of fhe Honor Sociefy and she parlici- paled in girls' softball. K ii ELIZABETH FREASE A member oT The Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, ChorisTers, basIceTball, hoclcey and Tennis Teams, Liz plans To become a qraduaTe nurse Then To geT her degree. WILLIAM FREES Billy has been an acTive member of Hi-Y. He hopes To aTTend RuTqers and sTudy medicine. FRANK GAGLIARDI NoTre Dame is The nexT sTop Tor our shining quar- Terbaclc, Choo Choo, who parTicipaTed in Toofball, baseball and The Hi-Y. KENNETH GARRABRANT Kenny is a popular Tellow wiTh boih sexes. He will be one of our IuTure mech- anics, so lreep This in mind Tor laTer liTe. BARBARA GARRONE Bobbie helped ouT in The hospiTal library and earned her G. A. A. shield by par- TicipaTing in all sporTs. She hopes To become a nurse. RICHARD GALLO Richard, vice presidenT of The Senior Class, parTici- paTed in STudenT Council, Spanish Club, Track, and was baslceTball and TooTball manager. ARTHUR GELLER ArThur has been a member of The TooTball, baslceTball and Track Teams, and Span- ish Club. ArT is going To college or secondary school. HAROLD GLADSTONE Gladie has made many Triends due To his Tun-loving naTure. He would like To be a second Henry Ford, and Travel To CaliTornia. HERBERT GOLDBERG Herb was a member of Spanish Club and Ways and Means CommiTTee. ATTer aTTending college, he hopes To become a busi- ness execuTiye. VIRGINIA GRANDE Virginia has parTicipaTed in The Library Club Tor Two years and as Time- keeper Tor The baslceTball games. She hopes To be- come a secreTary. ROGER GRAVES Rog is Ihe fellow who hopes fo own or become manager of a chain slore such as ihe AXiP. DORIS GREEN Doris Green was Presidenl of Epsilon Chapler, a Year- boolc Piclure Commiiiee member, and played hock- ey, baslrelball, volleyball, and lennis. JOAN GREEN Joan has been an inspira- Iion lo all by her enihusi- aslic cheering, and was a member of Tri-Hi-Y. Fu- 'rure plans include model- ing. PAUL GREIFF Pablo was a member of Ihe Spanish Club, Sludeni' Council, Senior class ac- Iivifies, and 'rennis ieam. To become a chemical en- gineer is his ambifion. CYNTHIA HAMPTON Cynlhia loves California and her grealesf ambilion is 'ro malce her lulure home in ihai siale. We hope ihal her wish comes irue. RICHARD HAUNTON Dickie was a member ol lhe Spanish club and served as a manager of Ihe fool'- ball feam. He hopes To alfend college and enler leaching. MARJORIE GUILLAUDEU Marge is 'rhe quief blond who is always sewing. Her acliviiies consisled of All Girl Choir and Chorislers. Afler gradualion one will find Margie hard al worlc. BETTY HAUTER Belly has a nafural ialeni for sewing, as we have seen by her lovely clolhes. Bel even plans fo become a fashion designer. REGINA GREENWALD Regina is our drum maior- eHe. She served in Slu- denl Council, sang wifh fhe All Girl Choir and choris- lers. A medical career is forecasled. ROBERT HAYES Handsome Basil was presidenl of lhe Sales and General Business Club. Af- rer graduation, he will be- come a plumber. MARILYN HERBERG Marilyn, sweeT and quieT, has proven To be a real Triend To all who know her. She will cerTainly be an eTTicienT secreTary. CHARLES HIGGINS Tall, silenT Chuck is a whiz aT maThemaTics and Tennis. I-lis ambiTion is a Trip To Alaska, bul he will aTlend enqineerinq school. MARCIA HIMMELSTEI N Marcia was a Drama Club member Two years. She worked wiTh The Yearbook CommiTTee, played Tennis and baskeTball. She wanls To qeT married! NORRIS HORSMAN Nonnie is one of The kind- esT and mosr heIpTul senior boys. I-Ie isn'T deTiniTe in choosing his TuTure work, buT he does wanT ro suc- ceed. EDDIE HUHN Ed served on STudenl Council Tor Three Terms and was a member ol The Span- ish club. I-le managed boTh baseball and soccer Teams and direcTed VarieTy Show. ROBERT HORNER Bob, who is The slronq silenT Type, was a member oT The Sales Club. Bob's am- biTion is To own a parae dise lodge in Canada, ROBERT HULL Red was a member of The Yearbook CommiTTee and was also acTive in Slu- denT Council. I-lis ambi- Tion is To play professional Tooiball aT college. MARILYN HYDE Marilyn's acTiviTies were All Girl Choir, Chorislers, STudenT Council, French Club president, Treasurer ol BeTa, baskeTball, soccer and Tennis parTicipanT. PATRICIA ISRAEL PaT served in STucIenT Coun- cil, was chairman ol The Yearbook Business CommiT- Tee, a senior represenTaTive and sporTs enThusiasT. Will atrend Maryland College. JOHN JARVIS Johnny has deTiniTely been an asseT To our TooTball Team. I-le wanTs To be an airplane pilot. I-Ie also wanfs To buy a car. DONALD JEFFREY Jeff plans lo be a driver of a racing boal. He was in Chorisfers and on The foolball and baslrelball Teams. ARLENE JENKINS Arlene has been an assel lo 'the hoclcey and baskel- ball learns. Junlcel plans fo become a medical as- sisfanl. Laler she hopes lo marry. AUDREY JOHNSON Audrey was a member of lhe Honor Sociely, Year- boolc Commilfee, and was chaplain of Gamma. Fulure plans include the leaching profession. WALTER JOHNSON Junior is a swell guy wilh loads of personalily. Jun- ior's ambilion is lo be- come ianilor of lhe While- house. Junior's fufure plans include the navy. FRANK JULIAN Tan has been an excel- lenl handyman for many school funclions. He hopes To own his own business and lafer, his own home. KATHERINE KAHERMANES Kalhy was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y and sang in lhe All Girl Choir and Choris- lers. Alfer lravelinq, she wanfs lo be a housewife. ANNE JONES Anne was aclive in Span- ish Club, Slrelch Club, Tri- Hi-Y, and parlicipaled in rhe Variefy Show. Anne plans lo have a nursing career. BARBARA JOHNSON Barbara's fufure plans in- clude marriage and a sec- refarial posifion. She has been as spiriled a class member as in Gamma Tri- Hi-Y. EVELYN KAPLAN A member of The Nalional Honor Sociely, All Girl Choir G. A. A., Tri-Hi-Y. and Chairman of fhe Year- boolc Tinrypes, Evie plans lo be a language leacher, HAROLD KAYE Harold was our 'rracls slar. He was equally efficienl wilh rhe Yearbook and Prom Commiliees. Gun- der will allend college fo sfudy insurance. DONALD KELLER Donald is a TuTure college man, and by his likeable qualiTies and his pasT co- operaTion in Hi-Y, we know he will be successTul. RICHARD KNAPP Rich has proved a capable member oT Honor Socie-Ty and STudenT Council, Dick hopes To launch a success- Tul career as an electrical engineer, NANCY KRIPPENDORF Nancy was a member oT Alpha Tri-l-li-Y, Ways and Means CommiTTee, Span- ish Club, and All Girl Choir. She wanTs To be an ElemenTary Teacher. MARIE LA MONTE All sporTs raTe high wiTh Marie who was a member OT The G.A.A., Prom Com- miTTee and The Yearbook CommiTTee, Tri-l-li-Y, Span- ish club and ChorisTers. RONALD LEDWITZ Ronald is The class wizarcl on hisTory. Ronnie was a woi'Thy member oT The Ways ancl Means CommiT- Tee, and seTs his qoal in medicine. JOH N LAG ROTTERIA John is known To all OT us as a very enerqeTic Tellow, sporTing The nickname oT l-locker . l-le expecTs To become a mechanic. STANLEY LITTENBERG STanley was in Spanish Club, STudenT Council, VarieTy Shows, and was on The Tennis Team. 5Tan hopes Thaf he will become a businessman. MAE LERNER A Trip To Caliltornia is in sTore Tor Maesie, who was in The Gamma ChapTer and G. A. A. Mae is qoinq To be a SecreTary. MARlLYN LEVIN A member OT Tri-l-li-Y, G. A. A., STudenT Council, ChorisTers, All Girl Choir, and The Yearbook and Prom ComrniTTees. Mar plans To be a career girl. MARGARET LOVGREN Peggy parTicipaTed in all sporTs, Spanish Club, Tri- l-li-Y, and The Ways and Means CommiTTee. l-ler secreT ambiTion is To play proTessional baseball. ANDREW LUSTBAUM Andrew, alias Harry James Jr. served in Slu- denl Council, and as a member of fhe Band and Orcheslra. He will allend music school. ANTHONY MAGARINO Anlhony has decided fo do exfensive 'lravelinq afler gradualion, Wilh his pleasing sense of humor and personalily, he will al- ways be everyone's friend. JOSEPH MAGARO Joseph Magaro was presi- denl of Camera Club, ace pholographer for The Trum- pel, member of French Club, and Yearbook. Medi- cine is Joe's ambifion. CHARLES MARCELLO Who'll ever 'lorgel our husky quarlerback? Charlie parficipaled in foolball, baskelball and was a mem- ber ol' 'rhe Sludenl Coun- cil. Alaska awails him. WILLIAM MARKS Our fenor Bill was presi- denl of lhe Nalional Honor Sociely and a member of lhe All Sfale Chorus and School fennis leam. JOAN MANSFIELD lf you ever need a secre- fary, iusl call Joanie. A member of 'rhe Press Club, Drama club, Y.M.C.A. and sporls leams. PAUL MARTELL Grig, who is very spirifed, was a member of lhe base- ball leam and would like 'ro conlinue in ll-iis field by becoming a professional. ROBERT MAZZACCO Amiable Bob was a mem- ber ol the Prom Commil- lee, Ways and Means Com- millee and Spanish club. The work of a druggisl is for him. JOAN McDOWELL Red haired Joan, who was a member ol The Tri-l-li-Y, Ways and Means Commil- lee, G. A. A., and Year- book Commillee, wanls lo be a floral designer. EARL MEEKINS Earl played a good game of baskelball. Afler school he will loin lhe Air Corps, and laler, he hopes lo be- come a band leader. LUCILLE MEKENIAN LuLu was in Della Tri-l-li-Y, G. A. A., Library Club, All Girl Choir, and was secre- Tary of Radio Club. She plans lo go 'ro business school. NlCKY MIGLIACCIO A member of lhe Prom Commillee, Variely Show Commillee, lhe Jay Vee baskelball Team and Slu- denl Council, Nicky's am- bilion is lo go lo Florida. ADRIENNE MILLER Adrienne worked wilh Press Club, Drama Club, French Club, All Girl Choir, Year- book and Prom Commil- lees. Aller College, A will be a spoil's wriler. JOAN MORABITO Popular Joan has been in Tri-Fi-Y for lhree years. She hopes 'ro do exlensive lraveling in fhe Uniled Slales, and work in New York. JANET MORRIS Anofher musical bug in our school is Jannie. She was busy in Madrigals, Choris- lers, Organ class, Chap- lain of Alpha Tri-l-li-Y., Yearbook commillee. ALBERT MORHART Tall, blond and silenl is Berl who hopes lo become an eleclrical engineer aller spending some lime in The Navy. cd NATALIE MUCCIO A girl wilh loads ol per- sonalify describes Nal '. She has been a lwirler in lhe band and would like lo gel married afler gradu- alion. SHERMAN NELSON The Radio Club, Ways and Means Commillee and loolball learn saw Sherman as a member. l-le is going lo be a Marine Diesel en- qineer. JAMES NORWOOD Jimmy, who made lame in lhe Variely Show, was a councilman and mayor ol Ealonlown lor a day and a member of lhe Sludenl Council. MARGARET OXLEY Margie has played aller school in girls compelilion, baskelball lor lhree years plus being a member ol Chorislers. Margie plans lo become a Secrelary. RICHARD OXLEY Richie parTicipaTed in bas- kefball, TooTball, and Track. He was acTive in The Span- ish Club, Prom and Ways and means CommiTTees. He hopes To Travel exTensively. AUDREY PALIN Our gal Audrey was a mem- ber oT The Spanish Club, s orTs STudenT Council P . Honor SocieTy and Chair- man of The Yearbook Com miTTee. ROBERT PARROTTINO Like many oThers, ParroT wanTs To visiT The wesT. es- pecially CaliTornia, Bob worked indusTriously on The Prom CommiTTee. RICHARD PASSERO Richy, who plans To go To college aTTer high school. was The STudenT Council Treasurer and a member of The Toolball learn. DONALD PASTERNAK Donny , wiTTy and clever Took parT in The Spanish Club and J. C. C., Year- Book CommiTTec and Var- iely Show. T 3 CHRISTINE PARZICK G-reaT BarrinqTon, M assa- chuseTTs IosT a swell girl when Cris came here. Cris. however, loyal To her home- Town wanTs To go back. IRENE PEAFF A parTicipanT in The All Girl Choir, ChorisTers, and on The baskefball and base- ball Teams, Renee will be a Se-creTary some day. DONALD PEAK Don is The Tall silenT Type. He plans To obTain a good posiTion. When he has done This, he will qeT mar- ried. JOSEPHINE PEDOTA Humorous someTimes, seri- ous someTimes, likeable al- ways describes our Jippy . She was in Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis, soTTball, and baskefball. She plans To be a secreTary. ANTHONY PELUSO AnThony known To his Triends as Tony lisTs his ambiTion as being a suc- cess in business if The Navy cloesn'T call him TirsT. RHONDA PEMBERTON She shall have music wherever she goes mighl well be lhe mollo lor Ron- nie. She has been aclive in Tri-I-Ii-Y, French club, Chorislers, and Organ class. ROBERT PERRI Handsome Bob was a mem- ber ol Spanish Club and our baseball and loolball learns. Bob's ambilion is lo be an ollice clerk. YOLANDA PERRI Yolanda has played soccer, and volleyball. Yandy's main ambilion is lo gel married bul her olher plans include a lrip lo Florida. JOAN PFAUS Mousie is lhe choerlul, lun loving girl ol room 2. She held lhe ollice ol Vice- Presidenl ol lhe Library club. She was also an ar- denl member ol Chorislors. BEVERLY PHILLIPS Bev is Georgia! gill lo Long Branch. l5ev's aclivi- lies consisled ol Secrelary ol Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y, Variely show, and Chorislcrs. DOLORES PETERSON Dolores who hails from Monmoulh Beach, is known lo all her lriends as Teeny , Teeny's ambilion is lo be a success in lile and marry. ALVIN PIERCE Alvin or Dinky as he is known lo all ol us, is looking forward lo an advenlurous career as an airplane pilol. Happy flying! FHYLLIS PIMPINELLA Phyl , who's ambilion is lo be a Roller Derby Skaler is one ol our oulslanding alhlelic girls. Some ol her aclivilies were baskelball. baseball, and soccer. BETTY PINGITORE Belly look parl in all sporls, Sludenl Council, Tri-l-li-Y. Spanish club, Prom Com- millee, lhe Yearbook Com- millee, and was vice-presi- denl ol Honor Sociely. REX PLENT Rex is lhal popular fellow who would like lo become a race car driver. Olher plans include mechanical work in his privalely owned garage. FRANK PLUNKETT Frank, lhe quiel bul lull ol lhe Old Nick guy, linds leasing girls is one ol his chiel irileresls. I-le lakes baseball seriously loo. GENE RAAB Gene is a wonderlul lool- ball and baseball player and he has been a member ol Hi-Y. His ambilion is lo graduale and gel mar- ried. JOSEPH RAIMONDI Joe , wilh a lwinkling eye and a mischevious grin, wins many lriends. He was a member ol Sludenl Coun- cil and Yearbook commil- lee. CARMEN RICHICHI Carmen is lall, dark, mis- chievous, and lriendly. Al- ler gradualion, Car will become a skilllul landscapo gardener. LILLIAN RINALDI Come on Yankees is one ol l.il's lavorile expres- sions. Lil spenl her lime on lhe Yearbook Comrnil- lee and in lhe Spanish Club. PHYLLIS REISER Phyl has lhe dislinclion ol having a keen mind and good sense ol humor. She added lhese line qualilies lo Spanish Club and Press Club. CHESTER ROBINSON Chel has been chaplain and presidenl ol Hi-Y. He hopes lo become an ac- complished psychologisl. Olher plans include col- lege and marriage. ROSE MARIE RUSSOMANO Rose Marie was secrelary ol Tri-Hi-Y, and played on lhe soccer and baskelball leams. Sissy's ambilion is lo become a nurse. SAM U EL ROCK Buddy, who was our singing loolball player, was a member ol lhe Madrigals and Chorislers. Bud's am- bilion is lo be a good eleclrician. DAVID SAGUE David is an excellenl Span- ish sludenl, conlinuing his inleresl in Spanish Club. He was on lhe baseball leam. He hopes lo be- come an accounlanl. JOEDY SAMOLIS Joe was presidenf of Gam- ma Tri-Hi-Y, a member ol lhe Chorislers, The Year- book Commiflee and go? her shield and leller for sporfs. MYRON SAYRE Sleepy has been an assei To inlramural baskelball games and lhe lrack learn. He expecls To raise prize winning dogs. ERNEST SCARPINO Breezy is fhe good look- ing senior whose popular- ify led him fo be chosen presidenl of Sfudenl Coun- cil. He parlicipaled in Chorisfers and lviadriqals. STEPHEN SCHLENGER Slephen has belonged lo Spanish Club and Yearbook Commiflee, l-le played baseball and baskelball, and now Bulch hopes Thai he will go lo college. ROBERT SCHWAB Bob is anolher of our fool- ball heroes. Teaching malh- emafics is Bob's arnbilion, buf if he doesn'l do lhal. he will become o 'loolball coach. SAU N DRA SCHACTER Sandy was a member ol The Yearbook and Variely Show Cornmillees and Press Club. Sandy hopes lo en- 'ler nurse's 'rraininq and be- come a reqislered nurse. STEELE SCOTT Good-looking Sleele is an avid baseball lan and player. Sfeele expecls lo ioin lhe Navy. CHARLES SCOTT Scolfy, who is inferesled in radio, was in 'rhe Radio Club, The sound syslem and movie proieclion clubs and sludenl council. HOWARD SCULTHORPE Humorous Scully was vice-presidenl ol Hi-Y. He won'l' fell us his ambilion, says Hs a secreT . Bu? we know he will succeed. ANTHONY SERENO Tony plays lhe piano and organ. He was in Sludenf Council and played len- nis. He wanls fo be a music Teacher or a phar- macisl. ROSEMARIE SESTITO A member of lhe Sfudenr Council, Honor Sociefy, Tri-Hi-Y, Prom Commiffee and Ways and Means Com- miffee, Rosemarie is going To be a lab fechnician. BERTRAM SWERSKY Buddy was on fhe foolbali leam, won his lefrer, and played baseball. Affer school he wanfs +o go inio business. HELMUT SHlLLALlES Helmuf is our veferan. We wish him fhe besl of luclc and we hope he finds fhe good lorrune he so de- serves. OLGA SHOUN This dark-haired beaury came fo l..B.l-l.S. from Ari- zona fhis year. Alfhough greafly inferesfed in pho- lography, her ambifion is To become a secrefary, JOSEPH STROFFOLINO Joe is one of our hand- somesl boys. l-le played foofball for four years and we lcnow he will do well in laler life. IRMA SWARTZ lrma was lhe arf Ediror of 'rhe Trumpef, a member of fhe Sfudenf Acfivilies Com- miflee, Prom Commiliee and chairman of The Year- boolc Ari Commilfee. MARGIE MAE SHULER Marge has parficipaled in fhe All Girl Choir, Chor- islers, and 'rhe Yearbook Commilfee. Afler gradu- alion, her plans include nurses fraining. SAM TALERICO Sam says 'rhaf he is some- fimes called Romeo . . . l-le hopes ro be 'rhe suc- cessful owner of a Men's Clothing Srore. ELEANOR TARZIA One of our be-s+ dressed girls is allraciive EI . She was a member of fhe Or- cheslra, Sfudenf Council, and Tri-Hi-Y. She will al- fend business school. HAROLD THOMAS Duke is quief and very sfudious. and hopes for a brighl fufure. His ambi- Tion is To do lheological work. BILL THOMAS Bill Thomas is a popular fellow who always has a smile. He hopes lo be- come eslablishecl in busi- ness and 'rhen he will gel married. JOYCE THOMPSON Joy , who was Mardi Gras in All Gi l gboen, was i Choir, Variery Show and played baskeiball. She will do ollice work. JOYCE THORNTON Duchess Joy is well known for her excellenl' speaking and singing voice and pleasani ways. Duch- ess Joys' ambilion is To enier a singing school. EDWARD TOMAINI ilcrashll, who is liked all who know him, was ac live in The Sludenl Coun- cil, Radio club, Band. He wanls lo be a lnrfal driver. JOSEPH TOMANI Joe loves baseball and played on lhe school learn. He wanls lo play profesf sionally and we are ceriain he will achieve his goal. DAVID TIRADO Allhough Zeke is very quiel, his deeds, noi his words show his characier. Zeke look parl in Trumpet Spanish club, Baskeiball and Soccer. J A SALLY TOPHAM Our Sally was a member of lhe Spanish club. and in The Skelch club, Sally would like lo be a lamous ballel dancer someday. ROSARIA TRIFARI TooTie was on ihe Twirl- ing sguad, baskerball learn, in lhe G.A.A., All Girl Choir, and Chorislers. She will do secrelarial work, ANN MARIE TUOHY I- Turly Transferred from Red Bank schools and engaged in many aclivilies while rhere. She aims lo suc- ceed and marry. 3 'War EDWARD VAN BRUNT Eddie was nol loo busy in school aclivilies buf he likes horseback riding, bas- kelball and auromobile riding in his spare lime. HERBERT A. VAN NOTE l-lerby has been a member ol lhe Sludenl Council and has played varsily and jay- vee baseball, Herby's arn- bilion is lo enler a lrade school. DELORES VENEZIA Delores who is lcnown lo everyone as Sis, is lhe lall blonde ol homeroom IS. Her ambiliori is lo become a slewardess and lravel. DOROTHY VINCELLI Dorolhy was a member ol Slcelch Club. Sludenl Coun- cil, Tri-l-li-Y, and lhe lwirl- ing squad. She hopes lo become a reqislered nurse and marry. LEONARD VOGEL Leonard was lreasurer ol Spanish Club and a mem- ber of lhe lraclc and cross counlry learns. Buzzy hopes lo bo a successlul business man. MARGARET WAGNER Margie is a very sincere and friendly person. Her quiel modesly in all lhal she does is one ol her line lrails. HARRY VINEBURG Mayor is our lulure op- lomelrisl. He was presi- denl ol Radio Club, vice- presldenl of Camera Club and drummer in lhe band and orcheslra. r PHILIP WEINSTEIN Philip is a dreamer. This ralher quiel bul likeable fellow wanls lo become a millionaire, bul he will go lo college aller gradua- lion. JOAN WELSH Joan, who lisls bowling as one ol her lavorile sporls, eagerly awails lhe day when she will earn her Mrs. LELAND WERSINGER Lee is lhe good-loolcing co- caplain ol our loolbali leam. Lee's plans include qradualion lrom school and lhen enlislrnenl in lhe Mar- ine Corps. DOROTHY WESTERVELT Dolly was a member ol lhe All Girl Choir, Slcelch club, Chorislers, Madriqals, and Ways and Means Comrnillee. Dolly wanls lo be a carloonisl. i l JAMES WILKI S Kind-hearfed Jim y en- ioys all sporls. ifh his sense of humor, Ji my is bound fo bring lsrniles wherever he goes. NADINE WOOLLEY Nadine was a member of Sfudenl Council, Honor So- ciefy and was chaplain and vice-presidenl of Tri-Hi-Y. Nadine hopes lo become an occupalional iherapisl. MARILYN ZIMMERMANN One 'rims as chaplain. an- other as vice-president Lynn has falcen an acfive perl' in Delia Chapler. She hopes 'ro be a career woman. lass will y E, THE SENIOR CLASS OF IUNE, NINETEEN HUNDRD AND FIFTY- ONE, BEING OF A SOUND MIND AND BODY, DO HEREBY PUBLISH AND DECLARE THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN MANNER AND FORM AS FOLLOWS: FIRST: To the sophomores we leave three wonderful years in Long Branch High School. SECOND: To the juniors we leave our seats in Chapel. THIRD: To the faculty We leave our deepest regard and appreciation for three wonderful years. FOURTH: We hereby make special bequests to the following: Benjamin Abramowitz-I leave Geza Orban a lease on room 4. Herbert Adams-Red ink. Mary Agnes Albert-I leave my seats to the new Seniors. Sandra Altberg-The smell my homeroom greets me with at 3:00 P.M. Iohn Anderson-I leave to find out the secret of making beer. Arlene Ansky-I leave my seat in Mr. Vandermark's class to some lucky sophomore. Paul Arrigo-The great times I had to Nat Garratano. Iune Aumack-I leave all the fun I had in my Senior year to Tommy Snyder. Roger Babson-My good marks to Paul Martel, and my bad ones to Harry Dangler. Ioan Ball-The ability to get along with and understand the teachers. Ellen Bass-My old cooking recipes to Don Riley. Theodore Barbour-My notice route to some unfortunate victim. Robert Baxter-Leave my seat in Room l2 to Don Raab, Who I hope will have as much fun as I did. Sylvia Beaver-My safe seat in Miss Taylor's History class that Barbara Boyd left me to Pat Woods. Iesse Belton-Leaves with hope, joy, and peace of mind. Shirley Bennett-The fun Ioan and I had on first lunch shift for three years straight. Arthur Bieri-My brains to next year's Seniors. Arlene Bonello-My seat for two years in Miss Davis' class. Gregory Bova-Leave all my pranks and witty things to Brother Callano. Larry Brabham-Red Ink to some poor unsuspecting sophomore. Betty Lu Bryan-I leave the school forever. Constance Breglia-The fun of being a senior to Frannie Addeo. Iune Breitenbach-A swell time to the juniors and sophomores. Frances Brown-My Wonderful Senior Year to the future seniors. Iames Brown-I want to leave the next class all the good times I had at school and hope they like it as much. Iohn Buono-Leaves his sense of humor to Al Mills. Vera Buono-I leave my seat in homeroom 24 to some unsuspecting sopho- more. lean Cameron-I want to leave all my good times to Dorothy Robinson. George Carhart-Problems and headaches of the Senior Class to Phil Famu- lary. Barbara Cartwright-I leave school with pleasure. Io Ann Caruso-I leave Mr. Bloom to the new sophomores. Ioan Cavalieri-I leave my desks, my books and teachers to someone who will appreciate them. lass will Ioan Chasey-I leave all the iun of being a senior to Carlo Guerci. john Cittadino- ll the homework that I didn't do. Barbara Anne C arke-I leave my tallness to Beryl Rock. Elsie Clausen- eave Betty and Marie Mann to carry on. Ina Clausen-I.. ave Betty and Marie Mann to carry on. Francis Clayton My teachers to Robert Frampton. Claudia Coates--I should like to leave to the coming seniors an easier year than I have had. ' Martha Cofer-- want to leave my good citizenship to my future relatives that will so e day enter this school. james M. Coles-I-I leave all my teachers who put up with my work and who will do the ame for others. Lucy Coles-I ant to leave the school to Patty Finn to have as good a time as I had. Arthur Connolly-Q-To the new seniors I leave all the homework that I didn't do. Barbara Corn-It leave the hours I spent in Typing after school to Miss Saunders. Florence Crelin-I-just glad to get out. Gene Crow-Lehve Carlo Guerci, Mr. Bloom's love tor me. Rose Curcillo-Il leave my Student Council minute book to the next Secretary oi the Student Council. Walter Dalton-lMy lock to anyone who forgets his key. Marjorie Dangle!-All the fun I had in my senior year to the juniors. Helen Day-I 1 ave the Senior High School to my brother, Stanley, and my problems toy him. Frank Delapo-My position on the art staff oi the TRUMPET to my good friend Lenny Freas. Victor Delapo-lThe broken lockers in the gym room. ' Louise Delcampf-I leave with Mae in her new Kaiser. Robert Day-I leave my line to any girl who will fall for it. Gloria Dennis-ll leave all my homework to Lorraine Ponessa. Marian Dennis-I-I leave all my history and English homework to the school. john DeMichaell-I leave with my cab. Beth Dequine-lA box of aspirin to the next TRUMPET editor. Augustine DeViio-I want to leave my seat on the bench during basketball season to Lpuis Calabretta. Richard Dey-My homeroom seat in No. 24 to anybody that wants it. Delores Di Caprio-Leave my printing ability to anyone who has enough energy to do it. Alice Dietrich-,The job of running tor the West Long Branch school bus to anyone who likes to sleep. Howard Duncarti-Leaves as quietly as he came in. Ioan Earle-The fun Shirley and I had in geology to some unfortunate junior. Iohn Eisele--I leave my fishing sport to anyone who wants to Fish. Dorothy Emmons-My troubles in Math to Beverly Peterson. Carol Evans-Ii leave to Freddie Lucas my seat out in the bleachers. Patricia Ann Evans-My green jacket to Miss Hall. Iean Farrell-My wonderful homeroom. Robert Fary-Illeave in a hurry. Faith Feld-TojSheila Putterman my crummy seat in chapel with the drums and horns blasting in her ears. Margaret Fergdson-My ability to take teasing to anyone who gets teased as much as I do. IMS will Estelle Fe-rrar-Shorthand to Florence Schibell. Iean King-I leave my seat in chapel to anyone who wants it. Frank Festejo-My brains to Charles Elinberger. Ieanette Folks-I leave to Albert and Robert Folks my unknown sense of knowledge. Anthony Formica-I leave all my headaches to the coming students. Greta Fornicola-I leave my A's in shorthand and typing to Kathy Precopio. Edith Foss-My Spanish vocabulary to the football team. They'll need it. Elizabeth Frease-I leave my seat in homeroom to some lucky sophomore. William Frees-I leave my homework to Dick Cooper. Frank Gagliardi-I leave all the cute boys to Valerie Bill Baker. Kenneth Garrabrant-All of our nice teachers. Barbara Garrone-All the good times I had in L.B.H.S. to a lucky sophomore. Arthur Geller-I hope I leave in 5l . Richard Gallo-I leave with the hope of coming back some day to Senior High as a teacher. Harold Gladstone-I leave all the fun I had in my senior year. Herbert Golberg-Leaves to be a success in life. Virginia Grande-My wobbly chair in room 17. Roger Graves-I leave my good standings with Dr. Dilsner to some Freshman. Doris Green-My office as President of Epsilon Chapter Tri-I-Ii-Y to the future president. Ioan Green-I want to leave my cheering mistakes to Miriam Thomas. Regina Greenwald-I leave my job as Head Drum Major to Nat Lover Garratano. Paul Greiff-To all Mr. Vandermark's talkative history pupils, I leave the thrones of Siberia and Lower Slobovia. Marjorie Guillaudeau-I leave the color of my hair and the good times I had in Senior High to Ioan White. Cynthia Hampton-Noisy study periods. Richard Haunton-The position as head manager of the football squad to lack Rosenfeld. Betty H,auter-Leaving her sewing ability to anyone who wants it. Robert Hayes-I leave my success and happiness to some lucky sophomore. Marilyn Herberg-English homework to Beryl Bruhwell. Charles Higgens-I leave hoping to see you all one hundred years from now. Marcia Himmelstein-Leaves on time. Robert Horner-My upstairs locker with its haughty determination to remain closed when I have only a few minutes to get to my next class. Norris Horsman-I want to leave to one of the underclassmen my half of the paper route. Edwin Huhn-I want to leave the Variety Show to lack Iulian. Robert Hull-The good-looking blonde in Room 35:27. Marilyn Hyde-Leaves eating a sandwich CI'm hungryl. Patricia Israel-All math problems to my sister Sue. Iohn Iarvis-I leave with all the gang: destination, the Alps. Donald Ieffrey-I leave my position on the Times to someone strong. Arlene Ienkins-My eyelashes to Frances Addeo. Audrey Iohnson-I leave hoping to find Sea Bright still afloat. Barbara Iohnson-I leave all my A's and B's to Rose Fodero. Walter Iohnson-I leave all my books and wonderful teachers. Anne Iones-I leave doing the Charleston. Frank Iulian-I leave the many fine Chapel programs to some lucky sopho- more or iunior. lass will Katherine Kaherrntanes-Leaves her struggles in history to her sister Anastasia. Evelyn Kaplan-Leaves her Tri-Hi-Y Secretary book to Sue Israel. Harold Kaye-I heave my spiked shoes to Brother Williams. Donald Keller--I want to leave my T square and drawing board to my brother. Richard Knapp-fLeaves his position on the Honor Society to Peter Mauro. Nancy Krippenddrf-I leave my great artistic ability to Lenny Freas. Iohn Lagroterria-+-I leave Barbara Hathaway in care of Miss Saunders. Marie La Monte-9-All my troubles, and fun too, to Forty Ferrante. Ronald Ledwitz-+I leave the sweat and toil of the next two years to the sopho- mores. Stanley Littenberg--I leave all the kicks in the shins from Mr. Vandermark to any junior who's dumb enough to sit in the front row in Room l7. Mae Lerner4l leave all my fun and good times in my senior year to my brother in hdpes that he will enjoy them as much as I have. Marilyn Levin-All the great times I had in Senior High to Ianet Weinstein. Margaret Lovgren-I leave my athletic ability to any unfortunate sophomore who might need it. Andrew Lustbaum-l leave my first trumpet chain to Ray Sachs. I also leave my fine marks in English to a worthy scholar. Anthony Magarino-I want to leave the fun I had in Mr. Vandermark's home- room for the sophomores. Ioseph Magaro--My job on the Trumpet to whoever wants it. Ioan Mansfield--Leaves, hoping her brother will get here soon. Charles Marcella-I leave Bone-head my footbal shoes. William Marks-I-All boys for the Tennis Team, a bigger locker room, and permission to sleep in studies. Paul Martel-My intelligence and my books to Franklyn Darby. Robert Mazzacco-I leave my books to Tony Dig-Dig Tomaine. Ioan McDowell--I want to leave to my sister Nancy, all of the good times I have had while attending L.B.H.S. Earle Meekins-I leave my locker to Chico Williams. Lucille Mekeniari-All my ticket selling jobs to Richard. Nicky Migliaccio-I leave my seat at the Senior Lunch Table to Bucke1 Calabretta. Adrienne Miller-My seat in homeroom to anyone who wants it. Albert Morhart-I leave my good marks to Harry Koch. Ioan Morabito-All the fun in Mr. Seeley's class to someone who really likes fun. lanet Morris-I leave my glasses to anyone who wants them. Natalie Muccio-l'm leaving as quietly as I came in to anyone who wishes to do the same. Sherman Nelson+-Some of my height and a lot of my weight to Don Paine. Iames Norwood-I-An airwick for the boys' gym lockers. Margaret Oxleye-My worries in shorthand to Gloria Stinnett. Richard Oxley-+-I leave football. Audrey Palin-Iieaves to take up where Florence Nightingale left off. Robert Parrattind-I leave my educational abilities to all who lack them. Cristine Parzicke-The gratefulness West Long Branch has given me to some other new-comer. Richard Passerof-My troubles in English to all Iuniors and Sophomores. Donald Pasternak-Leaves kissing girls' hands in Spanish to some fortunate Iunior. 1355 ill Donald Peak-Leave twelvth grade books to any eleventh grader who will accept them. Ioseph Pedota-I leave the lun and joy of being a senior to all friends who are underclassmen. Anthony Peluso-All my worries and troubles to the coming sophomores. Rhonda Pemberton-Leaves her appreciation of the arts to Iames Baldanza. Robert Perri-I leave my Spanish notebook to Booty Mauro. Yolanda Perri-I leave my hair to Angie Barbara, provided she will take good care of it. Dolores Peterson-I want to leave to Rita all the good times I had in school. Ioan Pfaus-My different seats I have had in Mr. Vandermark's class for three years. V Beverly Phillips-My terrible habit oi running from table to table, lunch in hand, talking to everybody. Alvin Pearce-My knowledge in mathematics. Phyllis Pimpinella-To Ronnie G., I leave all the joys oi being a senior. Betty Pingitore-I leave my colorblindness to Mr. Hatton. Rex Plent-My habit of standing in the hall and watching the girls go by. Frank Plunkett-Leaves Shirley. Eugene Raab-I leave my brains to my brother. Ioseph Raimondi-Leave my brother, Rocco. Phyllis Reiser-The problem of blowing up the school without suffering for it. Carmen Richichi-All the fun I had playing basketball in gym to my brother, Tony. Lillian Rinaldi-My seat in U. S. History class to anyone who is lucky enough to have Mr. Vandermark. Chester Robinson-My Spanish book in hopes that someone will put it to better use. Rose Marie Russomano-I leave Ruth Addeo and Chubby Bouvier, the many good times we had in room 17 study. Samuel Rock-To the next person my chance to sing O Holy Night. David Sague-My desk with the inkwell hole stutied with papers. Ioedy Samolis-I leave on tiptoes. Myron Sayre-A girl named Audrey Wyckoit whom I believe is the cutest girl in the school. Ernest Scarpino-I'm leaving all my Student Council worries to the next president. Saundra Schacter-I leave my band uniform to anyone who wants it. Stephen Schlenger-As a Iovile, I leave my best of luck to Barbara Lennon in future years. Robert Schwab-My habit of accidently breaking a gym window per year. Steele Scott-I leave my experiments in chemistry to whoever wants them. Charles Scott-lust leaves. Howard Sculthorpe-The building if it is still standing. Anthony Sereno-I leave my height to Whitey. Rosemarie Sestito-I leave Senior English to the poor, unsuspecting juniors. Helmut Shillalies-I leave the school my age and hope someone leaves the knowledge that goes with it. Clga Shoun-I leave my gym locker to Ioan Henry. Margie Shuler-To my two cousins, Dorothy and Ioseph, I leave the joy of being a senior. Ioseph Strotfolino-I leave all my A's and B's to all the dumb juniors. Irma Swartz-I leave my Senior Tintypes to Nancy Seigal. , IMS will Bert Swersky-Leave my educated toe to Bob Bieri, and my place on the line to Tommy Nettis. Sam Talerico-I ileave my promptness to the school. Eleanor Tarzia-ll leave Angie to carry on in Orchestra. Harold Thomas-l-My seat in 42, period 2 to Leonard l'oots Hall. William Thomas-I-All my books. Ioyce Thompson4-I leave the greatest days ot my lite which are those spent while in higll school, to Rae Sherman. Ioyce Thornton-ll want to leave my ability in shorthand to my forth coming relatives. David Tirado-The juniors to take good care of the sophomores when we are gone. Edward Tomaini4-Leave Reggie Genola in charge oi the twirlers. Ioseph Tomaini-l-Leave all my books to my cousin Ioe Callano. Sally Topham-I leave as the last ot the Tophams. Rosaria Trifari-lMy twirling ability to Betty Lockwood. Anne Marie Tuohly--I would like to leave my sister, Eileen Tuohy, the pleasure of that walk to school every morning. Edward Van Brurtit--Leave Armald Warren all my teachers, and all my good times in L.B.I-I.S. Herbert Van Note-I want to leave all the fun I have had to some new sopho- more. l Delores VeneziaQ-I like to leave all the food on the second lunch shitt. Dorothy Vincelli-l-My kerchiei for Carolyn Ardolino to use when gym classes go out on damp days. Harry Vineburg-l-I leave the lighting and p.a. system headaches to Harold Neiderhofterl Leonard Vogel-fl leave my Ukelele, my most precious possession to Sharon my next of kin. - Margaret Wagner-I leave hoping that the new seniors will witness the many pleasures I have had. Philip Weinsteinq-My love tor English to Vernon Brikowski. Ioan Welsh-Leaves all her good marks to Paula Covert, if she can find them! Leland Wersinger-The miserable tootball practice on rainy days. Dorothy Westerxfelt-I leave my ability to sketch and sing to Iune Castin, and hope she hds as wonderful a time at good ole L.B.H.S. Iames Wilkins-lMy good marks in English to Howard Smith. Nadine Woolleyl-An enjoyable week at Iersey Girls State. My love troubles. Marilyn Zimmermann-To a lucky sophomore, three wonderful years in Tri- Hi-Y. I IN WITNESS WI-IEREOF, WE HEREWITI-I SET OUR HAND AND SEAL THIS llth DAY gOF IUNE, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDREU AND FIFTY-ONE. SIGNED, SEALED, AND DELIVERED IN THE PRESENCE OF: REGINA GREENWALD NANCY KRIPPENDORF MARGIE SHULER x Wim wan .HIM ' -viii!! lliilibf Qllllllu ettttttt' i ' :::::::f' ESI! 0 . 0' 0 wg -. Q ' - X is S Z .Q fgxxe. fa Q fx is fix IL.. 13 H Q In ' l xx U N ll x Y , x x . X x JMU' 0 YEARBOOK STAFF First Row-fleit to right: Miss Gertrude Abbilt, loe Maqaio, lohn Cittadino, David Tiiado, Audrey Palin, Regina Greenwald, Irma Swartz, Evelyn Kaplan, Pat Israel, Beth Deauine, Edith Foss, and Marilyn Levin. Second Row: Robert l-lull, Elizabeth Frease, Alice Dietrivh, Constance Breqlia, Anthony Formica, Elsie Clausen, lna Clausen, Saundra Schacter, loedy Samolis, Marie La Monte, Nancy Krippendorf, Richard Gallo, Donald Pasternak, Harold Kaye, and Marcia Hirimelstein. Third Row: loe Raimondi, Betty ?inqitore, Phyllis Reisei, loan Pfaus, Rose Curcillo, Nlarqie Shuler, leanette Follces, Arlene Ansky, Arlene Bonello, Lillian Rinaldi, Adrienne Miller, loe Stlorlalino, and Paul Gieifi. EDITOR Audrey Palin , Q uma, TRUMPET STAFF First Row 'left to riqht: losepli Maqaro, lames Norwood, lohn Cittadirio, Beth Dequine, Richard Bonello, Irma Swartz, Second Row-Mervine Edwards, Patricia Woods, Miss Miller, Leila Podell, Robert Mauro, Nancy Seiqal, Saundra Schacter, Faith Feld, Vera Buono, Elsieann Toner, Geraldine Welsh, Lillie Mae Holloway, Anne Iones. Third Row-Leonard Freas, Philip Weinstein, lill Tishman, Herbert Dardik, David Tirado, Cary Valentine, Ierome Karp, loan Cavalieri, Reinhard Baars. EDITORS Reiser - Dequine - Norwood STUDENT COUNCIL IEW. 5 . My ' 'W ' 515347 First Rowfleit to riahi: Belly Pinqitore, Belly Graham, Diana Vasiliades, Vera Buono, Barbara Cartwright, Marlene Edge, Iacqueline Gaarder, Genevieve Champlin, Marqie Schoepflin, loan Vincelli, Barbara Baird, Rose Marie Sesiiio, Margie Danqler, Olive Dickson. Second Row7Suzanne Harvey, Marilyn Hyde, Marilyn Miller, Regina Greenwald, Ernie Scarpino, Nadine Woolley, Rose Curcillo, Richard Passero, Mildred Walliriq, Eleanor Tarzia, loan Ball, lime Aumack. Third Row+Miss Miriam I-layes, Richie Gallo, Philip Farriulary, Dominick D'Arnico, lohn Henderson, lack Cittadino, Donald Raab, Howard Williams, Al Mills, Louis Calahretla, Roberi Bieri, Ioe Valencia, Gordon lohnson, Roberl Mazzacco, Richard Bonello, Mrs. lohn Moiresy. Back Row Ronald Snyder, loo Toniaini, Robert Penn, live Rairnondi, Peter Mauro, linirny Rinio, Louis Damiano, liiniiiy Norwood, llerlieii Van Note, Paul Greirl, Edwa'd Kanazwa, Torn Nettis, Thomas Bradley. MARDI GRAS gk .I , 1 - if iii . ii ' A Wim 4 ' ,.,. ,.,.A z ,,,: hr wg 'F ,,. Q .,': my as V W 'f' at kg L K il ,Kiwi wwf , K Q K Wg? xx 0 . .. - fr'-:'.: f '1 Q fwi.,.rm-fro ,. ,, Ioyse Thompson Fra nk Gaqliardi The Kid from ihe West HONOR SOCIETY Firsi Raw-lcfl lo right: Rcscmatio Scstllo, Edilh Fo:s, Adfienne Miller, Evelyn Kaplan, Beth Dequine, Pai Evans, lrma Swariz, Marilyn Levin, Marie LaMan1e, Greta Fornicola. Second Rowglfleanor Tarzia, Phyllis Reiser, Audrey Palin, Billy Marks, ROb9Il Hull, Nadine Woolley, Pat Israel, Claudia Coates, Rose Curcillo, Audrey Iohnson, '2Be1,tyPinqitore. Back Row -limmy Norwood, Richard Knapp, Dave Saque, Frank Delapo, Auqqie DeVito, George Carharl, Paul Greiff, Richard Passero, Don Paslernak, Victor Delapo, Ioe Maqaro. HONOR soc1E'rY TEA xg gi Left To Riqhtf- Miss Colnoir, Mrs. Minriisch, William Marks, Rosemarie Seslito, Richard Knapp, Beth Dequine, Betiy Pinqitore, Nadine Woolley, Patricia Evans, Audrey Johnson, Edith Foss, Evelyn Kaplan. ,Nur 4' 'li x I1 SPANISH CLUB it fifijaigf First Rownfleft to right: Susanne Harvey, Barbara Lennon, Marcia Ernstein, Mailyn Miller, Rosemarie Gillrnan, Helen Williams, lill Tishrnan, Mary Lou Schieffer, Helen Sickels. Second RowfVera Buono, Anne lanes, Elizabeth Frease, Donald Pasternak, Nancy Krippenclorf, Leanord Voqel, Eleanor Tarzia, Robert Penn, Paul Greiii, Donald Philips, Richad Haunton, Sarah Bowater. Third Rowf' Sally Topham, Sandra Metz, Iavqueline Gaarder, Margaret Lovqren, Marie LaMonte, Dorothy Ernnions, Betty Pinqitore, David Saque, Richard Gallo, Richard Oxley, Robert Maz- zacco, Harold Kaye, lohn Buono, Dorothy Vincelli, Edward Ivins, Mr. lppolito. Back Rowflanice Boss, Sandra Altherq, Rosemarie Klappholz, Grace Zoppi, Lillian Rinaldi, larnes Norwood, David Tirado, Stanley Littenherq, Herbert Goldberg, Artuhr Geller, loseph McCarthy, Philip Weinstein, Ronald Ledwitz, Audrey Palin, Charles Ritscher, Toby Hyman. SPANISH SHOW FRENCH CLUB First Rowkleit to right Pat Evans, Beth Dequine, lack Rosenfeld, Nancy Hood, Robert Mauro, Harriet Karp, Kathleen DeRosa, Ruth Stromberq. Second Row-Marilyn Hyde, Leila Podell, Miss Lucy Chamberlain, Miss Gabrielle Cotnoir, Alice Seitzman, Beverly Peterson, Peqqy Goodall. Third Row--Richard Bonello, H b D d'k Abramowitz. er ert ar 1 , loseph Magaro, Ierome Karp, Benjamin LIBRARY CLUB Left to right-Celia Rayved, Miss Smith, Ioan Dillon, loan Pfaus, ,lean Carroll, Sarah Bowater, Nancy Sieqal. LIGHTS! CAMERA! SOUND! Q-,ZF Qllbx RADIO CLUB Left to riqhtfstanfzlinqflanice Boss, Ianet Hechter, Charles Scott, ,lobri Disbrow, Teddy Barbour, H. E. Schreiber. Sitting left to riqht-'-Howard Duncan, Ierorne Karp Robert Ennis. SKETCH CLUB First Row' left to right: loan Pearson, Arlene Bonello, Betty Graham, Vera Buono, Sally Topham. Second Rowflames Norwood, Barbara Blair, Leonard Freas, Anne lanes, Robert Baxter, Nancy Krippendorl, Frank De Lapo, Mr. Wm. Godoski. TRI - HI - Y CHAPTERS ALPHA CHAPTER First Row-'left to right: Dorothy Emmons, Alice Dietrich, vice president, Nadine Wo ll o ey, adviser Miss L. Scott, president Patricia Evans, chaplain Ianet Morris, Gloria Dennis. Second Row--Pauline Friedrich, Diana Vasiliades, Joanne Shatto, Patricia Wood, Claudia Coates, Dorothy Fowler, Moria Ennis, Kathleen DeRosa, Carolyn Turner, lean Farrell. 'liliird Rowf'Nar1cy Vieweqer, Kathleen Gannon, Nancy Krippendort, Betty Pinqitore, Beverly P, . eterson, Betty Graham, Carol Roswell, Betty Carlidqe, loanne Kwartek. Missinq-'secretary Beverly Phillips, treasurer Nancy Hood. BETA CHAPTER: First row-left to riqht: Rosemary Gilman, Marilyn Hyde, Frances Addeo, Miss Louise Tilley, Rosemarie Sestito, Rose Marie Bussamano, Claire Garotalo. Second rowirlnnabel Terwilliqer, Mary Ann Muzzi, loan Green, Helen Willianis, Iacqueline Applegate, Barbara Beam, Grace Zoppi, Ioan Wolcott, Ioan White, Ioan Cioffi Th' d - ' ' ' ir row Pat Finn, Frances Marra, losephine Maaerino Fortunate Ferrante Clara Ga er f t f 'J V Eleanor Tarzia, Barbara Baird, Phiiorriina Acerra, Mary Ann Ronan, Gloria Wymlis, Ruth Acldeo. TRI - HI - Y CHAPTERS GAMMA CHAPTER: First row: left to riqlit 'Vida Damiano, Margaret Lovqren, loedy Saniolis, Miss Martha Taylor, Marie LaMonte, Audrey Iohnson, Mildred Wallinq. S d roWfBett Lovqren, Mary Lou Schieiier, Barbara lohnson, Paula Covert, Betty Lu Bryan, econ y Mae Lerner, losephine Pedota, lune Aurnack, Dorothy Vincelli. M Tl nas, Carol Third row: left to riqhtfklelen Liickels, loan Vincelli, Mildred Trebino, iriain roi Evans, lane Walling, lanet Fleclcnei, Ruth Strornberq. DELTA CHAPTER: First row-'left to riqht: Evelyn Kaplan, Marilyn Levin, Marilyn Zimmerman Miss Hayes, Estelle Ferrar, Elizabeth Frease, Ann lones. Second rowfLois Brown, Rhonda Pemberton, Marilyn Miller, Constance Breqlia, Harriet Karp Barbara Lennon, lean Younq, Third roW7Marie Mann, Betty Mann, Valerie Baker, Rose Curcillo, Arlene Arlsky, Leila Podoll Dianne Samofis, Marjorie Simciris. TRI - HI - Y CHAPTERS EPSILON CHAPTER: First rowelefi to right: Patricia Pearsall, EsieAnn Toner, Carolyn Robinson Iune Castin, Williesa Axelsen, Eleanor Seuieri. Second roWgSuzanne Harvey, Geraldine Welch, Doris Green, Mrs. Minnisch, Beth Dequine Iacqueline Brand, Carroll Kemp. Vhird row' -Carole Wolfe, Patricia Davison, Rita Ferre-iaiaro, Roberta Mason, loyce Ousterman Marion White, Mildred Psomas, Helen Blair, Iacqueline Gaarder, lanet Zeim, Carole Kube Betty Eng, Shirley Conover. HI-Y First Row-left to riahi: Ufrado Lester, lack Risden isecretaryl, Chester Robinson ipresi- clentl, Howard Sculihorpe Cvice presidentl Donald Keller Cireasurerl. Second Howelfrancis Smith, Donald Squillante, William Frees, Ray Bacon, Mr. Hatton, Howard Duncan, Art Bieri, Phil Dairs, Gerry Tarantola. 1 THE CHORISTERS rx we rr ri First Row- left to rrqht: Ioan Mc Dovveil, lean Carrrcfrori, Maraarei Lynch, Piorenre Ho,t:h,Iearri-leIi1y,i.l,rc:y Coles, Gloria Mazza, lrrna Swartz, Claudia Coates, Mildred Wallina, ianet Morris, Mary Cooper, Charles Fary, I-ioliert Penn, Anthony Snrerio, I-irithony 'i'elr,rtidrs, Harold Neiderhgiier, and Mr. Diisner, Dreutor, Second Row- ioycfe Thornton, Cynthia Harrirrton, Rae Sherman, Shirley Conover, iune Aurnack, Frances Brown, Blirna Hirsirh, Sally Gaines, Shirley Dillrone, ina Clriusen, Paul Morris, Iames Kina, Warrren Davis, Rohert Maddox, Paul Arriao, and Rhinehart Baars. Third RowfCarolyn Robinson, Elizalieth Frease, Martha Coier, Connie Scheri, Geraldine Welch, Audrey iohnson, Arlene Ierike-ns, Baihara Cartwriaht, Rasenrary Klarrphaltz, Regina Greenwald, Eugene Robinson, Richard Eonello, lrvina Best, Gordon Iohnsrin, ioseph Moschenros, Gearae Carliart, and Donald ieffery. Fourth Row Elsie Clausen, ioytge Oastercorn, Beverly Phillips, Sylvia Beaver, Dorothy Vtfestervelt, Anne Clark, Samuel Rock, Herhert Adams, Roluert Fr-liwalt, and Roger Graves. Barbara Robinson, ac'-c-orrirranist. e? '-'E-.'-Rf :-f I Il 1 44 -'sf' f' r'X Q pd 1' ' N , ff. 4 ' ' .- N 7 '- If In A Rehecrrsinq for Christmas Concert ORCHESTRA t Seated left to right: Leila Podeil, Clalze Garofalo, Bhrna Hirsch, Regina Greenwald, Bery Bruhwel, Walter Homan, Herbert Dardik. Standing-Mr. Winthrop, Eleanor Tarzia, Pauline Friedrich, Phylis Kerby, Saundra Schacter Angela Muscatello, Melvin Deutsch, Herbert Van Note, lames Baldanza, Sam Baldanza Gordon lohnson, Raymond Sarks, Kenneth Pettit, Reinhard Baars. ORGAN CLASS Lett to rlqht: Carol Lanza, lanet Morris, Beth Dequine, Mr. Dilsner, Rhonda Pemberton, Pauline Friedrirh, Barbara Robinson, Tom Bradley, BAND Qlrzvlhldinq, First Row--left to right: Reqina Greenwald, Charles Rohrbach, Reginald Genola, Beryl Bruhwel, Phillis Kirby, Harry Vineburq, Nathan Garrantano, William Elluson, Nita Forbes, Ray Heqerrnan, lohn Disbrow, Silveno De Siena, Mr. Winthrop. Second Rowfl-lerbert Katz, Lucille Taniaina, lean Carroll, Walter Haman, Pauline Friedrich, Saundra Schacter, Harry larnes, Harry Holler, Herbert Van Note, lohn Lainurey. Third Rowflflaymond Sacka, Wallace Waldman, lack Parmentier, Tommy Revashiere, Raymond Kinsey, Melvin Deutsch, Frand Muzzi, lohn lvlazzacco, larnes Baldanza, Herbert Adarns. Fourth Row4Reinhard Baars, Sam Baldanza, Hale Detweiler, loseph lvlosclienras, Ronald Ellstrwrn, Tummy Granit, Martin Levine, Kenneth Pettit. Drum Maiorette A Q l It t:Ji-- t'll J U Nmn- if l nfaglx if riff-:Sir A, ,J it 's uf .xy - l t l K , I, Wi' Algfnr fxl Wfwmptafm, TWIRLERS - 1950-51 Loft to riqht: Pat Sicrkles, Doi Vinrielli, loanne Shatto, Rosrlicx Trifali, Betty Lof:kwoc,fd, Iavkie Applegate, Natalie Muccio, Betty Eng. CHEERLEADERS - 1950-1951 t Left to right: Mary Coyle, Iune Aumack, Mary Arm Muzzi, Miriam Thomas, Shirley Dilione, Valerie Baker, loan Green, Olive Dickson. coAcH1NG STAFF l QR .Ewa Pont Rawfleft to riqhi: W. P. Beatty, Football, I. I. Mazzacco, Football, Basketballg E. E. Bresetl ' ' l b ll. Athlelic Directory C. F. Robmson, Tenmsg L. T. Hation, Football, Base a Back RoWfP. L. Vanclermark, Basketball, Trackg T. F. Wesl, Soccer, Baseball, Basketballg A. V Ippolito, Foolball, Track. The Bench Guards l Caviar. Anyone? FOOTBALL Q 1950-51 M 5 A j, ,fig , X f 1 , , .RN , nl First Row 'left to right: Clarence Brown, Bob Mauro, Bob Perri, Tom Marine-lli, Richard Haunton, Bob Mauro, larnes Rimo, Art Geller, lack Rosenfelt. Second Rowglerry Karp, Sam Rock, Bob Schwab, Frank Gaqliardi, Richard Oxley, Gene Raali Lee Wersinqer, Charlie Marcello, Bert Swersky, Bob Baxter, Richie Gallo. Third ROWHA. V. lppolito, Tony Lubischer, Pete Maher, Eddie Kariazawa, Pete Delora, Sal Musco, Gorden lohnson, Tom Nettis, lee Callano, Mr. Hatton, Mr. Beatty. Fourth Rowh'-Mike Attardi, Dom D'Mico, Howard Williams, Ward Britton, loe McCarthy, Dick Copper, Don Raab, Harvey Levin, Horace Davis. Qooohhmgg Now Couch. Now? SOCCER ,yi It First Rowfleit to !iqi1l: I. Veniresco, R. Hamish, L. Ccxirliilelln, R, Milier, D. Tircrdo, Ccrptuing D Rubino, I. Ariqerio, P. Vinrelli, R. Fiore. Second Row--Coach, Mr. West, I. Sesiilo, 1. ova, . .i A. De Scmiis, D. Squilicmie, P. Hamish. Third Row- 'G. Tcxrcmlolcx, R. Wfmen, I. Roscmo, S. Tmrxntoicr, F. Pulioma C R i C'iiUlhl'10, W. Aposioiorus, A. Connolly .... f -Pl pi 7145! E.. ,- 4 'NNW gg, .,.- 1 ' Ef f, S 1 ff ffwvf S j 0 -5735 ff uf ' F ' Jw --Q -Qt: ' -- , 1. - QF, BASKETBALL First Rowfleft to right: Ierry Tarantola, Paul Schaaff, Frank Aschettino, Frank Pallone, Al Talerico, Wilbur Russell, Gene Robinson. Second RoweLou Calabretta, Al Mills, Herbie Adams, Charlie Marcello, Dave Tirado, Angie DiVito, Bill Apostolacus, Torn Marine-lli, Bob Folks, Third Rowifloach Paul Vandermarl-:, lack Cittaclino, Manager Pete Vincelli, Dorn DoMica, Howard Smith, Howard Williams, George Ferguson, Bob Bieri, Managers, Dom Rubino, Richard Gallo, and Coach Frank West. Fourth Rowel-Ierlo Levine, Dick Miller, loe Callano, Leon Adams, Tom McGlorinor1. Mr. Vandermcxrk discusses strategy with members of varsity squad TENNIS 9 Leit to riqhtfBi11 Marks, Stan Littenberq, Paul Greiff, Mr. C. M. Robinson, coach, Myron Ravisch Toby Hyman, Darrell Beall, CDavid Dean in front? ..- Q -f - J H- ' -'!1s..l':,-Hn! 1 1 fiw 96 555522 'nf Q. Z jp- - wb 5 Q,-:go f M ...1.jTWL,,- , f TRACK First Huw lfvtt tn right: Mqn, Hurry Dunqlcr, Find Blrxrikr:nti0in,Gfwort1Q Ccnhuit, Iohn Anderson, Hirhie Gnlin, ilrnnlc Krryfr, ituvf? ZOke Tircciu, Howard Williams, Iiniiny Riino, Dcinny Willlmns, Mqr. Iohn Bociflidus. 23+-timid Rfiw Mi. Pcnii Vundeiindrk, AssistcJntCof1C'h, Hurry Knrh, Lenny Hcrii, Iohn Hendeirson, Captain, Int Vcilcntg-in, Leon Addins, Ward Britton, ,Tack Risden, Wait Peters, Wdlt Perrine, Couch A. V, Ippoiilo. i'hn'd Row Ronnie HCII1iSCil, Edward Ivins, Albert iicncrhe-r, Francis Smith, Don D'AT'liCO, toe Anqeiio, Slant Nddivr, Idnies Roscino, Steve Torontolcx, Charlie Stochl, iffiiiith Row Pete Moher, Euqffene Robinson, ine McGuivcy, Willicit Rnssoll, Allvort Tuioriro, Dunny Ciisfi, Im Mvffdithy, Goidun Iohnson, Anthony i..lliJ'iSt i'1CTi. i'1ilh Row Shuiniun Nelson, Bon Ainmiiiowitz, 'i'i1nf,itl1y Liinwn. --'- A-H, fijifw' ' 'wiv V -f 11 Xi- -Z. .,, ,za 1 X V i . , 1 .1 E- ' -,:.-:- ii, 0 -N-s X '- fp ff i ,I ' A . Lf K. ', v V f Av, ss ss s ,s s s - Hx- , A , . S N 1 wil -S' BASEBALL Q .. T First Row--left lo right R. Schwocrb, D. Rocrb, G. Bova, H. Von Nole, D. Riley, C. Marcello I Tomcum F Gcrqlxcrdx D. Ielirey, L. Ccxllcxbretto, I. Ccillcmo, A. Mills, R. Rogers. Second Row-'Mn West, D. Squillcmte, M. Aticrrdi, G. Torcmlolo, H. Leuin, R. Berl G Orbcm P Vmcellr G Chasey, A. Warren, T, Marinelli, P. Mauro, F. Pcllone, R. Fiore, F. Aschellino W Apostolucus R Wclrdmcm H. Levine, H. Scullhorpe, Mr. Hcillon. Third Row-l. Sestito, T. Palumbo, T. Nellis, R. Warner, M. Ooliolli, R. Cooper, R Km ey L Tobxs C Robrbouqh A. Vincelli, S. Mcztthes. ,,-1.---o PF-W ,,,. - ICT - T Pf?a?z? J' aim..-.QQL fl X .gf ' ll x all, ri-T K l -if'i1- , 4-5- , Ei , .L -? M J Wm, -:.N - ,, , T' cfm' GIRLS' HOCKEY - 1950-51 rirst How-lett to right: Geraldine Welch, Barbara Firehock, Shirley Conover, Marie La Monte, Barbara Slate, Genevieve Champlin. Second Row-standing: lean Fa ll rre , sitting: Carol Lanza, Ianet VanBrunt, Vida Damiano, Nancy Krug, Ioyce Osterkorn, Ioedy Samolis, lean Wright, standing: Grace Zoppi. Third Row-Gloria Bates, Marjorie Schoe flin, D ' G p oris reen, Florence Bosch, Margaret Goodall, El' ' ' izabeth Frease, Iune Castin, Audrey Wall, Miss Farrell. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Seated, right to left: Grace Zoppi, Betty Carlidge, Helen Strollo, Rosemary Klappliolz, Claire Gar- afalo, Pauline Friedich, Ioan Vincelli. Second row: Betty Graham, Rose Fodero, Dolores Whitfield, lean Tomaino, Ruth Belton, Beryl Bruh' wel, Anne Lewis, lanet Van Brunt, Christine Pa zick, Ianet Zeirn. Third row: Lucille Mekenian, losephine Pedota, Dorothy Wes- tervelt, Rosaria Tritari, Margaret Lovgren, Greta Fornicola, Flor- ence Ridell, Florence Shibell, Ann Tuohy, Mildred Psomas, lean Wright, Miss Farrell. Top row: Gloria Bates, Ellen Bass. Lois Brown, Elsie Toner, Phyllis Pimpinella, loan Bowie, Doris Green, Dolores Di Caprio, Rose Curcello, Mary Agnes Albert, Geraldine Welch, Barbara Pals umbo, Irene Pe-ati. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL I. Q , Row One lseatedla-left to riqhi: Christine Parzick, Ellen Bass, Lucille Mek- enian, Claire Garaiolo, Belly Carlidqe, Genevieve Champlain, lanei Zeim, lean Holland. Row Two-loan Vincelli, Dolores De Caprio, Ioyce Ouslerkorn, Rosemary Kloppholiz, Carol Kemp, Helen Sirollo, Irene Pearl, lean Wriqhi, Eileen Tuohy. Row Three+Miss Farrell, Gloria Stinneii, Florence Shibell, losephine Dedoia, lanet Ridell, Greta Fornicola, Elsie Toner, Gloria Bates, Barbara Palumbo, Marv Agnes Albert, Grace Zoppi, Vida Damiano. Row Four'Shirley Conover, Pat Dilqer, Barbara Lennon, Marion Van Bruni, L ' Ber l Bruhwel, Marilyn Miller, Ioann Shaiio, lean Tomaino, Anne ewis, y Nancy Kruq, Dorothy Robinson, Emily Masi. folk Dancing 7 ll I s 'bu what Q Haul! ' Look Ma, I'm Dancing! High Pressure Sales Grcmdsiund Gremlins Noodles and Nietzsche Hello Minerva?! Members of the Spanish Club at dinner last Iune Political Maneuver QU N sv V' vi 199 5 High Noies Sex Who? Chorister Clan Couch Larry Halton demonstrates some baseball lundumeniuls during one oi his aher school meetings with his leam Don't ieed the animals Stop the . . . Musicl?J Interlude I I Athletes Accept Awards 51G99h'-'-H158 T-E-A- my Classroom apers Jfglgev ' Y 2 an-Q' 'S' randi f 3'E'3 9 1, 15 , Q , 5 A f aw A -m' ff' rw S ' nu, I G ', J elmo 7 Ay :UF 6,-v , X ll 01 dpi ' S S via D vsp ,,, K ' Leave it lo the Girls I 5 - QQ! rg .1 Q o The Epilome of Ennui Check Those Ballots! I . Coudve fooled me Geiting ready for iheir exhibition on Parenis' Night are Miss Gerirude Abbih. Herberi Dardik. Faith Feld. Rosemarie Russomano. and Barbara l 7 Johnson. ll'rl is -- ff l Whal's in ihe Funnies? whauu WW? Homeroom Henchmen 5- 'T ipai Now Now Now And the play is done the curtain falls lets have some fun see some curtain calls A stunt pilot is Donald Keller How dangerously lives that feller! Marilyn Levin everyone loves She makes good money modeling gloves. Nancy Krippendorfs job's real nice Shes a breeder of pretty white mice. Stanley Littenberg makes life brighter Being a crossword puzzle writer. Being the Times historian. Harry Vineburg has a way with girls He has a line like Milton Berle's. Dave Tirado, better known as Zeke, Collects rare etchingsp hey, don't peek! Ioe Tomaini is on the beam- He's batboy for the Knickerbocker Team. Sally Topham, so the story goes, ls in the Big Town, dancing on her toes. Rosaria Trifari's troubles have just begun'-H She's the keeper of a carrier pigeon. Dolores Venezia, my good sirs, Is leading a strike against rainmakers. Phil Wienstein's job no one can match Hes an oculist in a potato patch. Eddie Tomaini, with hairline receding, ls o Harvard professor of basket weaving Ioyce Thompson's having lots of fun As Miss Rheingold l96l. Pfznplmcq, fa J I A I Q- ' , Ronnie Ledwitz is a busy man ' . it ' K 'K . ' u G., Q 4 ' 1 xi ii K N K -i'Y i1 J Anne Iones, who used to like boats, ls now a raiser of angora goats. lune Breitenbach has sum position, She's a famous mathematician. Barbara Iohnson has just made Who's Who She's the lady with the famous tatoo. Frank Iulian is sure a spieler Now he's a famous ward healer. Evey Kaplan is a match-maker None of her friends will ever forsake 'er. A great chess coach is Harold Kaye New plays he devises every day. Pimpinella won't get hurt On jui-jitsu she's expert. Thrice married is Io Ann Caruso Each time she's designed her own chic trousseau Helen Day is really prancing She makes good money bubble dancing. Frank De Lapo, the great connoisseur ls a famous New York restauranteur. Vic De Lapo, as quiet as mouses, ls climbing ladders, painting houses. lohn De Michael, head of pikers, Is the leader of all stock car strikers. Francis Clayton is still quite a boy As an orator he fills us all with joy. Betty Pingitore-elle est douce She designs furniture that's Chartreuse. Pfwphwf 660111-J Rex Plent works in dog food advertising He eats it to prove it's appetizing. Mad Man Raimondi's prices are low A used car dealer-that's our loe. A social worker is Ioan Welsh She makes the babies like to belch! Gene Raab has made himself a big name Being the head coach of Notre Dame. Since her escape from old San Quentin Reiser's playing first violin for Stan Kenton. Carmen Richichie's not much wiser l-le's a test driver for Henry Kaiser. The manager of the Giants is Lil She really gives those boys a thrill! Chet Robinson's career is no surprise He designs his own neckties. Sissy Russomano's now a wow-girl Just because she is a cow-girl. Rich Knapp's life's so dangerous it makes me shiver He captains a tugboat on the Shrewsbury River. Mae Lerner is continually resting Her occupation's mattress testing. Gene Crow and Lee Wersinger are paper clip benders fThese they use instead of suspendersll In the circus Dot Westervelt walks the tight rope She's making lots of moola-she's no dope. Ieanette Folks' tongue is subject to cramps: It gets awfully tired licking postage stamps. Iunior Formica-remember that old taker? ls now a full fledged undertaker. Edie Foss is another foolish one She's a football coach-that must be fun! Our new gym teacher's Elizabeth Frease She spends her time down on her knees. Bill Frees, that ex-young whippersnapper Lives in the Klondike: he's a trapper. Paul Greiff now uses gold-plated zippers He's sole salesman of Albanian toe clippers. Art Geller followed the message his heart sent He's head of Yale's nuclear physics department. Richard Haunton's on the beam He's water boy for the Harvard chess team. One of the gang who deserves much praise ls the Tibetan ambassador Bobby Hayes. Kathy Kahermanes, a former WAC, Now earns her livi.ng scratching Lassie's back. Norris I-lorsman's taking no chances ' He's head caller of the square dances. Marilyn Herberg is really no nester She's a famous gumdrop tester. Eddie f-luhn is permanently ashore Now he's a champagne cork collector. Keeping the monkeys at the Zoo ls lack Cittadino-it could happen to you. Anne Clarke a petrologist became Now a hunk of granite is her flame. Ioan Chasey always drives a hack Someday, we know, she'll not come back. The Clausen twins now work for Toni Can you tell which one's the phony? loe Magaro's the joy of every reader As head photographer of the New Leader. Anthony Magarino, jeepers, creepers, Is head of all the lemur keepers. Charlie Marcello iso l'm no good at rhymes! ls an art critic for the New- York Times. Billy Marks, the old heartbreaker, ls doing quite well as a muckraker. Audrey Iohnson, raiser of fleas, Trains those critters with great ease. Willy Thomas is sure no quitter He's the world's greatest flagpole sitter. Sammy Rock just couldn't be gayer He's a singing football player. I Don le-Hrey drives a platinumsplated jeep l He's the world's most prosperous chimney sweep Barb Cartwright's not above suspicion She's a lady politician. Iohnny Buono lives without care In a ballbearing factory he's a square. Ioan is getting mighty weary A lady wrestler is Cavalieri. Pat Israel is full of schemes Her pet one's coaching track teams. To Marilyn Hyde we give bouquets She's the Post's star writer of exposes. A mechanical drawing teacher is Bobbie Hull A vocation that is never dull. A rassler is Iohnnie Iarvis Before each match he uses Lavoris. Arlene lenkins, just for kicks, Is now coaching the New York Knicks. Margie Shuler, and all should praise 'er, Is a Kangeroo-with-back pockets-raiser. Pretzel bending, a gossiper wrote, ls the occupation of Herbie Van Note. l PMPIUWP 550111-J Buzzy Vogel, and please don't troar, Is the new Maharaja of Magador. t Marjorie Wagner, and this is l laff, Is a baby sitter for a pet gira e. l l Eddie Van Brunt is no amateurl He's the world's greatest pole aulter. Irma Schwartz. although no crxoner, Makes her living as a piano t er. Rosemarie Sestito's life is reall a lark At swallowing swords she's su e a shark. lf you should ever find yoursef bored Go to Louise Del Camp's alcoh lic ward. A novel career has Claudia Clfoates She's a musical therapist for garrulous goats. l A woman in white is Marth Cofer Her patients all say that she's Wno loafer. limmy Coles used to be quitelcocky Now he's a frustrated disc joc y. Lucy Coles raised quite a fusi As the first lady conductor on F Greyhound Bus. X'- Art Connolly's really in a ste! I-le's now president of the W. .T.U. r Barbara Corn can't afford to mirk She's still a misguided soda 'erk. Flo Crelin is still sitting in jaill She can't afford to pay her liail. Doris Green is a candle snuffer We ask you--could life be anty rougher? Regina Greenwald's a managl r's client She's in demand as the worlds smallest giant. Buddy Dalton is never at horiie He's taken the place of Al Capone. Mar ie Guillaudeau's modeli g jazzy glasses Q Hey, Marge! Do the fellows 'till try to make passes? Ioan Pfaus has really hit a riew low With her comic opera called jGounod. Beverly Phillips now hangs round Tara She's the Broadway Scarlet 'l-lara. l The girls are swooning somdthing fierce Over that matinee idol, Alviri Pierce. l An adagio dancer is David ague Come to his house and he'll ance for you. Myron Sayre, sales manager! of Murine Makes other dreamers enviously green. Ernie Scarpino earns his livilng singing la with Phil spnqtnye A11 Girls Orchestra. Sandra Schacter as a frustrdted wife Entertains housewives in Scindra Faces Life, lf fi ff v Agencies will have no substitutes When it comes to Schlenger's bathing suits. Robert Schwab is a real leader When it comes to being a Yak breeder. Being a Luftwaffe corporal like Charlie Scott ls really a job that's not so hot. To cold Alaska Olga Shaun goes To sell hot tamales to the Eskimoes. Buddy Swersky, cameo cutter Cuts those stones just like butter. Our boy Sam of the Talerico clan ls a traveling bubble bath salesman. Eleanor Tarzia, the girl with such charm, K,-W Q N Is now a feather duster on a chicken farm. Harold Thomas. as we all know. Accompanies Margaret Truman on the piano. loyce Thornton, well what do you know, She's the Duchess of Idaho. loe Stroffolino is sure a leader I-le's a Mongolian muskrat breeder. Nadine Woolley's life is full of joys. For she's an instructor of delinquent boys. ln cellars and attics Ann Touhy peeks 'Cause she's a collector of antiques. Dolores Peterson, that's no pretense, She's our Secretary of Defense. Earle Meekins is really on the top For he's the king of good old Bop. janet Morris is livin' all right, . She's CARE administrator for lost Sea Bright. Knowledge Iimmy Norwood does not lack He's written Poor Iimmy's Almanac. Audrey Palin does nothing shady She's Liberia's great White Lady. You never catch Rich Oxley napping For he's always wire tapping. Natalie Muccio could do nothing finer Of big dirigibles she's the designer. Betty Hauter sits in her lair- The City Hall, for she's a mayor. Ioedy Samolis has time to play, To Hungary she's our ambassadress gay. Anthony Sereno is a lawyer fine He keeps crooks from doing time. Frank Festejo plays basketball I-le's terriffic, though not so tall. Harold Gladstone's life is full of danger, He's an electric light bulb changer. ' 'N Pfwphwlf 56014-J loan Morabito milks rattlesnakes She'd better watch out if she get the shakes. Herbie Goldberg took to the sky tt He's the first man who learned, by himself, how to fly. Roger Graves is a moving man He moves organs as fast as he can. Greta Fornicola is now a professor In a college for the modern hairdresser. Estelle Ferrar can feel superior As U. S. Secretary of Interior. lean King's proved her worth As Attorney General she's come down to earth. Howard Sculthorpe's still an apprentice He wants to be a chicken dentist. lohn Mclntyre has quite a racket Painting figures on leather jackets. Steele Scott makes faces for his money He's a facial contortionist: ain't that a honey? Irene Peaff is sure a cutie She's a Billy Rose Long-stemmed Beauty A daring character it Dot Vincelli She's rewritten all of Shelley. Margaret Oxley tI'm hard up for rhymesl Is ballet critic for the New York Times. Iimmy Wilkins brought Serutan joy. He's their answer to Frankie Boy. Bob Perri really has it nice, He's chosen Miss America twice. Yolanda Perri is where she belongs, She's in Hollywood, singing torchy songs. Christine Parzick really rates, With Sonia l-ienie she figure skates. Bob Parrotino makes nothing bigger P.S. He's a professional well-digger. Ginny Grande could do nothing liner She's a poker chip designer. Albert Morhart does nothing spectacular But he's an expert on local vernacular. Marcia Himmelstein lives in a chalet, She has to-she's-a platypus valet. A real live genius is Donald Peak From vacuum cleaners he removed the squeak. A steamship's pilot is Richie Passero He steers them through the channels narrow. Frankie Plunkett's a riot breeder He is Welles1ey's head cheerleader. Marjorie Dangler without much urgin' Became a famous tree surgeon. - ........... ,. sl Alice Dietrich is some doll, With guns at her sides she's Eisele's moll. Carol Evans is nobody's fool, She's headmistress of a boy's school. Pat Evans, with much pleasure, is our present Secretary of the Treasure Ieannie Farrell's a smart cookie Skating as a Roller Derby rookie. Faith Feld is never forlorn Writing a column for the lovelorn. Iippy Pedota, a Pillsbury baker, Makesvmoney on the side as a census taker. Sherman Nelson ldon't you dare sneerl M ' M16 an Lionel railroad engineer. 7 V Bova's writing a dictionary lt will be astute, but very. Nicky Migliaccio is suave and tactful As Macy's iloorwalker he's making a hattul. Adrienne Miller, an old fan of Frankie's, Is business manager of the New York Yankees. Anthony Peluso, a prize debater, ls now Toots Sho1 s singing waiter. The future cf the nation is really secure With Frank Gagliardi as Secretary of Agriculturo. Our Szc etary of Commerce is Cynthia Hampton The ICC is now really rantin'. loan Green, B.yn Mawr English Head, started a revolution She made the college a co-ed institution. Marie La Mcnte is never late She's the new Secretary of Slate. ,Martell and Lagrctteia are really smart chaps They manufacture atomic mousetraps. Peggy Lovgien, the grapevine reports Is busy writing all about sports. Bob Mazzacco's the undertaker's friend Making patent medicines to speed up the end. Ioan MacDowell works at Steinbeck's Making beautiful women out of old wrecks. Walter lohnson, ex-pitcher for the Yanks B ls now very busy building new tanks. ' Lustbaum and his boy torpedoes Set the style in plaid tuxedoes. The poet is laureate of Outer Mongolia ls ,loan Mansfield, our L'il ole Magnolia. Marilyn Zimmerman's a wild animal trainer lf she isn't careful, one of them will brain 'or. lohn Anderson heads L'Academie Francaise: Now all the French have moved away. E Paul Arrigo tex-accordionistl kndws all the tricks He squeezes oranges at Nedick's. i A radio star is lesse Belton We'll tell you true-he ain't no Melton! Art Bieri has a frigid role He's captain of the ice patrol. A Manufacturers Trust Company resident Is Rose Curcillo, first vice-president. Connie Breglia's still a learner In an automatic incubator she's egg-turner Helmut Schillalies works in th dark As a paper-picker-upper in Cltral Park. li! you should need a diamond slayer See Robert Day-baseball player. A recent raid of a bookmakefls shop Made famous Gloria Dennis, lalzty cop. h Dorothy Emmons just finis ed book On how to make boys stand p and look An English teacher, really first rate, ls Marian Dennis, so don't be late. Auggie De Vito is no fool He's invented a new slide rul . A clerk for Wooley's is Dickie Dey l-'le'll be manager next, the say. Y Dolores Di Caprio is a fortune teller Her mysterious shop in Vogel's cellar. A super salesman is Howard Duncan He sells everything from soupi to pumpkin. i A model of spaghetti forks is loan Earle She's a particular favorite of Milton Berle. lohn Eisele is a boy torpedo He's now wanted in Toledo. i i A Hollywood stuntman is Bob Fary Everyday he dares old Harry. A deep sea diver is Bobbie Horner Someday the pearl market he will corner. 1 i Arlene Bonello's what Sunkisti needs, From oranges she takes the feeds. Brabham is a rainmaker pro He gets his living out of a coud. Betty Lu's Secretary of U. S. Labor We hope she won't turn out? a slaver. Fran Brown is a Roller Derby star, She'll go fast and, we hope,i far. i Iimmy Brown is head of the lmail, He's got the whole world byl the tail. Vera Buono is a dancer i A high kicker and a pranceq. i i rffwphwf 550111-J lean Cameron is a hat check girl I-ler bosses say she is a pearl. The Reds all think Dequine's just great When publishing Pravada she's never late Carhart-George!-sells Good Humors He never spills them on his bloomers, Richard Gallo made all the rounds And got to be water boy for the Browns. Kenneth Garrabrant is sure sore He's in the U. S. Army Corps. Margaret Ferguson is no duffer She's a professional appendix siuffer, Don Pasternak, he really rates, He's a picker of luscious dates. Rhonda Pemberton, quite a girl is she She's Chesterfield's answer to L.S.fM.F.T. Ben now has a fine careerg The world's most unsanitary engineer. Herbert Adams is no fool, He's a dance band leader--cooll You must have heard, if you're not deaf, Mary Agnes is a mystery chef. Sandra Altberg's invented special diapers That have built-in window wipers. Arlene Ansky's glass polisher in the Hall of Mirrors Undoing the work of careless smearers. lune Aumack's now feeling quite exultant For Mechanics Illustrated she's fashion consultant Roger Babson's a double-talker At Vogels now he's the floor-walker. loan Ball is now a sure-fire comer For leaky clouds she's a plumber. Ellen Bass is not a drip She's the captain of a whaling ship. To great heights Ted Barbour doth aspire He's invented a radio-less wire. Baxter's now a big time thriller Why? cause he's a lady killer. Shirley Benneit's put Long Branch on the maps Modeling suitless bathing strapsl Sylvia Beaver's a Barbizon model Her face is on the White Rock bottle. Charlie Higgins that old live wire, Is living as a country squire. Lucille Mekenian took the cure Now she's become a lady masseur. Barbara Garrone in the city of Quakers, ls errand girl for three clockmakers. fqfufawfff rqulaqaaph 4 4 , . Nw- Alma Main . Hail Long Branch High School Dear Senior High, we salute thee. Our hearts with impulse turn To thy dear halls where hope is bright And lights of knowledge burn. The green of verdant springtime, The White ot winter's hue, As emblems of our loyalty We dedicate to you. And now, dear Long Branch High School, Our vows we offer thee: Thou guardian of our days of youth, Thy name shall honored be. Chorus Then hail, fair Long Branch High School, The pride of lersey land. Beside the sea in majesty Forever may she stand. All join in grateful chorus, And loyal may we be, As long as skies are o'er us, All hail to thee As long as skies are o'er us, All hail to thee.