Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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THE SENIOR CLASS HARVEY GLICKMAN Harvey is a good student and o quiet fellow. He keeps to himself and can usually be found doing his homework. Harvey Glickman, tall and shy, Leaves his height to that Cramer guy. 6 1947 . . . . . . LAWRENCE WHITE Larry has just returned to M. H. S. after serving three and one-half years in the Naval Air Corps. Larry White has great ability k Let it take the place of Flohs' senility. LN MARIE WHITE This is the girl who takes care of the cash box in the Cafeteria. Marie has been on both the merit and honor rolls a number of times. Marie White leaves her big cash box, To some Junior bobby sox. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Wille is leditor of the write-ups for The Pillar. We Ms rerr;embefM her keen sense of fymad. VALY ARt Rwensecfo; 'xurr6x iw?Jgirl called Wiile, edves to Leis Wilson who's awfully Pilly. LOIS WOOD Lois is a small girl but she rather likes her beaus tall. George is the idecl example. A good sense of hu- mor is what we know Lois by. Lois Wood loves the most A funny man, by name of Drost. PAUL ZAMBITO Gus has made himself known by his active part in all sports. He also has made red-haired Madeline one of his extra activities. Gus leaves all the sports he's got To Ronson Warne, who needs a lot. ELFRIEDA ZIEGLER This sweet likeable person is Frieda. She always is willing to help anyone. Could this be her reason for good marks? A pretty girl is Fried She satisfies our every need. Yot . jJ' ROSEMARIE ZIEGLER Art is the subject in which Rosie is especially talented. She has her own car in which she spends her spare time. Rosemarie is a whiz at art, In every job she does her part. JOHN PORDON Another Senior, who isn't known by very many people, is John. He is one of the many Seniors on the football team. John Pordon, who has a modest heart, Leaves it to Dimsey, who thinks he's so smart. 14

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THE SENTOR CPAS el T g BETTE TEAGUE This cute. attractive girl is Bette Teague. Her sense of humor is one of her many assefs. Always ready to hear a good joke or tell one. Bette likes the boys so much With them all, she is in touch. JEAN THIXTON Light-hearted Jean can wusually be seen with an attraciive smile on her face. When knitting needles are clicking, Jean is usually the one behind them. Flighty is our good ole Jean With knitting needles she's always seen. MARJORIE THOMAS Small and petite is Marjorie. She is really work- ing hard to graduate with the Class of '47. She is a very friendly girl with many friends. Marjy Thomas, trim and neat, With a figure quite petite. JEAN VAN BRAKLE Head Cheerleader is this blond-haired lass. She is found attractive by a member of the Junior class. She is also known for her marks. Jean Van Brakle with her hair of gold, Leaves to Allie a lock to hold. GEORGIA VASSILIADES i Here is the President of the National Honor So-j ciety. She has made herself known by her helpful ess: J and her marks. Her, a teacher??? ; rlu. F Georgia has a big, big, heart, 7 ; K 7 w8 She leaves to Bob Knapp a part. i, f 4 AL N JEAN VAN WORP ', JJfJX' AR Jeanie with the pretty dark brown hair i$ an- other merit student and a cheerleader, too. She also favors the Junior Class boys. Jean Van Worp at every game Thinks that Tommy is the nicest name. CARLO VINCI Have you seen a slick black Pontiac whiz past you? If so, take a better look as it wos probably Carlo, one of our Varsity Basketball players. Carlo leaves his carefree manner and such, To Ronnie Benkert who studies too much. EDITH WASMUTH Co-Captain of the cheerleaders is Edith. She seems to think Keyport our pet rival boys are wonder- ful. Is that nice, Edith? Edith Wasmuth sweet and mild, Leads the :hjjrs and goes quite wild. 4 ;

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top RowLeft to Right: Miss White, Jean Van Brakle, Jean Van Worp, Philip Dietrich. Bottom Row: Jane Ellen Perrine, Georgia Vassiliades, Helen Krziemieniecke. The National Honor Society is composed The Student Council ot Matawan High of Juniors and Seniors elected to the society on takes a very active part in all school offairs. the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, To date it has successfully presented basketball and service. The project of the club this year is and football student tickets, an assembly pro- to aid schoolmates who are having academic gram, buses to away football games, ond a difficulties. Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. STUDENT COUNCIL Top RowLeft to Right: Mr. Shea, Joseph Stenger, Richard lzquierdo, James White, Bob Baker, Rocco Dimeo, Tommy Tassini, Joe Bruce, Ralph Coward. Second Row: Miss Eleanor Hawk, Jean Van Worp, Ed Weber, Joe Manzo, John Kahn, Miss Rhoda Ryan, Jane Ellen Perrine. Bottom Row: Jean Van Brakle, Florence McGowan, Shirley Morrell, Gloria Baird, Edith Wasmuth, Dorothy Hanson, Patsy Miller.