Lyndhurst High School - Ursa Major Yearbook (Lyndhurst, NJ)

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MARILYN GILMORE .b l,'lfllyIl will be a great chemist, And her future is bright, so it seems, For she'll mix up a powerful potion, 'l'o capture the man of her dreams. Marilyn Gilmore, Lynn, to her friends, resides at 209 Post Avenue. She likes football and is usually seen around school. Marilyn, whose ambition is to be a chemist, will probably be some young man's slave - she hopes. She was a member of the Lighthouse staff, Yearbook staff, Scen- ery Club, junior and Senior 'l'ri-Ili'Y, and the National llonor Society. DONALD GRAF Don Iuan will be a soldier And a 'general of course VVe hope someday he'll get this rank Wfhcn flyingla plane for the Army Air Force. Donald Graf of 338 Post Avenue has an ambition to bc- come a four star general in the Army Air Force, but will probably be a yard bird. llis hobbies are many and he is usually seen at the Milk Bar with O'Keefe and Ellenberg. Don has taken part in the Student Council. FRANCES GINGERELLI Fran claims Foy as her very best pal, Together they're always seen, In her sparc moments, this well-liked miss, Towards dancing and sports does lean. l rances Cingerelli lives at 748 Pennsylvania Avenue. She dislikes jealous girls, but likes boys of'any kind, and will probably be a secretary. Ilcr hobby is dancing, and she went out for most girls' sports.

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ANTHONY CERARD Bullet wants to be an electrician Arid will climb poles high in the air He also wants to be a success As a multi-millionaire. Anthony Gerard of 212 Ridge Road, nicknamed Bullet, wants to be a millionaire, but will probably be an elec- trician. His pet peeve is teachers who give homework and his pet like is girls not as smart as he. He likes sports and he is usually seen around town practicing his hobby, bowling. LUCY GILFONE Little Lulu, as she is known, Is often seen with Marie, Because of her skill with a needle, A seamstress she will be. Lucy Cilfonc would like to do office work but thinks she'll be doing housework instead. Ilcr pet pccvc is conccitcd boys and girls but she does like dancing and sewing. Usual- ly seen with Marie, she participated in basketball and vol- leyball this year. Lucy lives at 360 Valley Brook Avcnuc. CHARLES GIBSON Charlie enjoys playing, With the Barringer Drum Corps, But the life of an accountant, ls what his future holds in store. Charles Gibson lives at 355 Lake Avenue. Charlie's ambi- tion is to be an accountant, and that is just what he'll' probably be. He is usually seen in the Drum Corps be- cause that's what he likes. Charlie's pet peeve is English. He was a member of the Band and Orchestra.

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DONALD GROSSO Donald Grosso tinkers with cars And his friends all call him Grease Someday he'1l be a forest ranger Out in the woods with the quiet and peace. Donald Grosso of 632 Third Street, nicknamed Grease, wants to be a greasemonkey but hopes to get rich quickly and retire early. His pet peeve is wise guys, his pet like is driving, his hobby is photography and he is usually seen in Rutherford. VIOLET GIRK The opera holds charms for Vickie, More formally called Violet Girk, When she sings as she does all her work. Violet Girk, of 520 Tenth Street, has an ambition to be- come an opera singer, but will probably be an office work- er. Her pet peeve is unsociable people, while her pet like is roller skating. Vicki's hobby is collecting classical records. She is usually seen at McCrory's in Passaic and her ac- tivities include Tri-Y and Glee Club. BARRY HALM Barry wants to become a machinist, And also likes to sleep, To be a machinist shouldn't be hard, If you take no time to count sheep. Barry Hahn resides at 491 Fifth Avenue. He will probably be a machinist, but would rather inherit a million dollars. His pet peeve is English, his hobby sleeping, his pet like anything .that goes on after 12:42. He is usually seen at the Recreation Center, yet still has time for basketball and baseball.