Madison High School - Alembic Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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I vga, ,K erft- ' Wh li Y Q 1 - an ' I 'Q JAMES EDWIN ALLAN Tmzz.rplmzted and thriving. Good-looking jim . . came to us this year from Mineola as their three letter man . . . likes nice look- ing girls . . . seen with Tony, Bruce, and joe . . . constantly caus- ing the coaches, blood pressure to rise , . . bound for college. SYLVIA JOAN ANDERSON Being fl 7l7i7ZflfC' too late haf led to ,rome hright t'd1'6'67'J'.U Good-natured joan . . . active in G.A.A., Alemhif, All-State Orches- tra, and Red Cross . . . likes sincere people, laughing, and apple pie . . . usually seen hugging her cello in the halls . . . plans on college and becoming an educational missionary. .ea- , -.. 1, ., DOMINICK THOMAS ALPERTI Let each man exerfife the art he hzzowff' Artistic Don . . . usually seen dragging a certain 1931 Ford . . . favors Chevrolets, Room 6 . . . dislikes snobbish girls . . . Alemhic Art Editor, junior Prom Chairman . . . usually seen with Bill, Tom, and Phil . . . plans on owning his own garage. ROSEMARIE ARDOLINO Short and sweet. Petite Ro . . . noted for her friendly personality . . . Alembir staff member . . . is best at talking . . . dislikes being called Shorty . . . enjoys flirting, eating, and driving . . . is usually seen with Ardy and Anna . . . hopes to become a secretary. ANTHONY WILLIAM ARIANNO A great athlete if a great asset. Good looking Tonto . . . seen with Bruce, Joe, and Pat . . . sports, pizza, and girls rate . . . Sergeant-at-Arms of Varsity M Club . . . Varsity Baseball and Football . . . Tony will make an excellent gym teacher and coach.

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'H :lf 52,1 as 5 X' Skwzg II flfzfrnd W0lkIlZg or 111' bonorzoll glade! Slgfjlfeelllg III 1Xeu York City Uur Exchange Student As 1 result ot the generoslty of the entlre student body ID provldlng needed funds the Class of 58 was fortunate ID SITIIIUL lts last year ln Madlson Hlgh Wlth Karl Eskola Exehange Student from Htlblnkl I lnland The trlp to Amerlea was qulte eventful because the shlp brlnglny, about 600 IOFCISH Exchange students to our shores was strleleen wlth an epldemlc of Aslan Flu affectlng most on board Karl was one of thi, Unfoftlllllltf, OITCS He made a good reeoy ery and arrlved sometlme ID August mal-.mg hls home ln Madlson wlth the Roger Holden famlly who were klnd enough to house hlm for the school year To galn the Exchange Scholarshlp Kdfl competed wlth lbout three hundred other students ln I'lnl1nd and was one of slxty four who ealned top honors ln thu country Klrl IS one of fixe ehlldren who llxe ulth thelr parents ID the OLltSlxll'fi ot Helslnkl Hls partleullr lnterests lnclude gymnastlcs whlch IS qulte popular ln hls country skllng lce sleatlng ears and poetry In past ye 1rs he has also collected stamps and colns Karl fitted excellently lnto Mldlson Hlgh School llfe belng Student COUDLII Homeroom Representltlxe and serxlng on the Alemblc staff He made fine progress ln hls elasses Vkhltll lneluded U S History I and II Engllsh IV and Advanced Algebra In Karl s oplnlon students haye If much easler ln Amerlca than ln l'llS home country In Flnland he took twelye subyeets lncludlng b10lOgy Flnnlsh hlstory algebra trlgonometry ellculus physles Engllsh Flnnlsh Syyedlsh and one other language He lnforms us that rt IS as dlfflcult to get lnto 1 good unlyerslty ln Flnland as It IS here ln the U S but he hopes to enter college and mayor ln Englneerlng In his oplnlon there IS yery llttle dlfference between Amerlcan and Flnnlsh students except he feels that we here are more lnformal Kafl was deeply lmpressed wlth the frlendllness and lnterest of our tovtn and rather amazed that so many of our senlors have thelr own ears Our I1 Standard of llllng made a lastlng lmpresslon on hlm Karl tells us he vylll take home XVIIII IIIITI many fond recollectlons of hls stay ID Madison and the many frlends he has made He IS popular wlth all of us Before returnlng home he vslll complete hls CXPCIICUCCS wlth a tour of the U S A Karl ls deeply grateful for all klndnesses and help whlch he has recelxed from the Holdens our Faculty and our Student Body all of whom haye made thls great experlenee posslble and one he wlll never forget i I my ..i.,.,.m.. 4 . ' - - . ' 'mill f y . K Jaw..-'lf g- Q .AJ . A J ,,. . ,-+ t'7-fs..-'J - ' it Iifra :pq I . yy . . , .T h-1,' Q l,. y ..Z ,, 4 .' , , .- 'PL . s 'L' U pg-'te J ,f ,.. X z ll V .ep to, . I ,- f' 'e . '4- yy A e ,7 sg- IJ 43. I ' ' , -'x'l- ll' t. - .f . f at v- ' . , I L5 E' ' F , I L A - A - ' W 7' Q I yy' a l X, , f - ' f L . k t y L . I , . 1 ' 4 . 1 V -N - . , , , , - , , ' , ' ' f ,' 1 . , . , y 1 - ' J - Y f ' 3 -,,,.f..,.,.,e AA A . ' 1. ' l ' ' l n A l . z J a ' , 1. . . , . . . I . , A . . . - - . . . e'T I .sugl s J A l xg-gl , r , ' ,' '. i I . ' ' it rx at e ' -..aw . 1- n , N V ' - s I as, L V, , N.. Y' 7 a V, , , , 4 , , . ' '. . , V X , '- ' s . '. , y ' 3 . , its . Y l l l. 4. , ' fl I . ' I W 9 7 A I7 I 3 3 Y 44 ' va I f 1 . a ' Y ' ' 'TV' 3 I ' ' ' f V A 4 W A , . . . Y- . K A . f ly. 'A I y . , . . , 1 . . . ' . ' , ' , t A ' t .I ' I 1 l ' I' . wan, I U . . I I' an v I I- 7 t v 1 I- va x 1 4 1 V A 1 Y l rp I A I4 'A ' I

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JOHN JAMES BARTON Let me he merry. Amiable Togo . . . interests in- clude golf, driving, and coaching the Freshman Football team . . . President of Key Club, member of the Varsity M Club . . . usually seen making noise at basketball games . . . college will be in his future. ey-riff 9 X 'I '4-.0339 ARDELLE EUNICE ARTIGLERE The fountain of heauty if the heart. Friendly, pretty Ardy . . . capa- ble Dodgerette Captain . . . among her activities are G.A.A., Alernhir staff, Alhando, and Student Council Representative . . . likes dancing, roller skating, and the boy . . . dis- likes a certain newspaper . . . head- ing for a secretarial career. RALPH LEWIS BENDER A merry companion if better than richer. Pleasant-mannered Buddy . usually seen with Paul and Don, or riding to Chatham during noon hour . . , likes cars, popular music, and girls . . . dislikes include fickle girls and sloppy clothes . . . plans on agricultural college in fall. CARMEN JOSEPH BARBATO Speech is great hut Jilenre zr greater. Likable Carmen . . . a member of the Football team and the Var- sity M Club . . . likes the out- doors and camping . . . usually seen heading toward the locker room . . . seldom seen talking . . . plans on trade school in the future. RUTH ELLEN BENSON Friena'ly, jolly, eager to please, what hetter virtfzer are there than there? Tall, good-looking Ruth . . . has attractive, friendly personality . , . Service Squad, French Club, Al- hando and Alemhie staff, keep her busy . . . loves the Poconos, sports, square dancing . . . dislikes gum chewers and unfriendly people . . . future plans include college.