Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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MAY WILLIAMSON The Band Played On Activities: Majorette; Senior Play: Dramatics. Future PlansModeling School RUSSELL WELLS Scrappy This Is The Army Future PlansU. S. Army PAULINE CECILIA WHITE Paul Whispering Activities: Glee Club; G.A.A. Future PlansNurse JOAN MARIE WITZEL o' Star Dust Activities: Majorette; Dramatics; Senior Play. Future PlansCommercial Art or Secretary ROY WILSON Willie Thank You Mr. President Activities: Band; Senior Play: Intra- Murals. Future PlansU. S. Marines There's Nothing Rougher Activities: Sports. Future PlansWork CONSTANCE GAIL WOLF Pinky A Smooth One Activities: G. A. A. Future PlansTypist or Dress Designer 27

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MALCOLM REID TUNE Ammonia My OId Kentucky Home Activities: Student Council; Track: LR.C.: Student Revue; Newspaper Staff. Future Plans Florist ANNA MAE VOLK Mae I'll Remember You Activities: Newspaper Editor; Com- mercial Club; Yearbook Staff. ANN MARIE VENA Dimples Future PlansRider College Everywhere You Go, Sunshine Follows You Activities: Majorette. Future PlansClerk-Typist RITA MARGARET VOLKER Ree You're So Understanding Activities: Commercial Club; Yearbook Staff; Newspaper Editor. Future PlansClerk-Typist DONALD WEBER Web Don't Fence Me In Activities: Football; Baseball; Glee Club; Intra-Murals. BETTY ANN WARD Gig Future PlansU. S. Marines Alphabetically Speaking You're O.K. Activities: Student Council; Swimming Club; Captain of J.V. Cheerleaders; Newspaper Staff. , Future PlansMedical Secretary 6

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CEADS The Class of 1950, being mindful of the uncertainties of life, do hereby make public and declare this to be our last will and testiment, hereby revok- ing all wills heretofore made. We direct that all the just and lawful debts be paid???? Rosemarie Pitcher leaves to Stella Noviski her wrestling ability. Marie Drago leaves to Mr. Wuesthoff her spelling list, who spels betufilly. Janet Johnson leaves to Mr. Lloyd a new joke. Connie Wolf leaves to Dot Albrecht her good attendance record. Jane Staeger leaves to Marlene Griswold her date with the guard at Devino's rink. Arthur Cannon leaves to Mike Maurer his souvenirs from Freehold. Russell Wells leaves to some lucky boy in the Junior class his deputy sheriff's badge. Marion Moore leaves to Frances Dockery her datebook. Jean Stokes leaves to Mrs.- Ochs her bound buttonholes. Mary Armour leaves to her successor her cheering ability. Pauline White leaves to Marie Bowne her knack for annoying teachers. Betty Ann Ward leaves to Jane Van Brakle her speed in typing. Dixie Collins leaves to Mr. Hardie the electricity in her hair. Rachel Nunziato leaves to Miss Dennison her curly hair. Joan Cressman leaves to Joyce Wood her quietness. Evelyn Matern leaves to Mrs. Bennett her parking space. Claire Baker leaves to the Nichol Twins her long walk from school. Dolores Tamburri leaves to Mr. Soraci a fond memory. James Sullivan leaves to Mr. Dudley all his shop projects. Robert Colot leaves to Robert Anderson his excellent ford brakes. Peggy Devlin leaves to Hoyt Scharff a lock of her red hair to remember her by. Bill Stratton leaves to Mem Campbell his bowed legs and his wave. Lee Conover leaves to Mr. Shea her smile. Frank Hertle and Robert MacMillan leave to Fredric Brown and Harry Perrine their height and weight. George McCormack leaves to Mickey Jastrab the irack and all the girls. Arlene Rose leaves to Carolyn Rushing her dimples. Patty O'Connell leaves to Mary Lou Hussey her majorette boots. Elizabeth Pittius leaves to Mary Fernandez her batting average. Sal Banafato leaves, to any fool who wants it, his school trumpet. Josephine Charles leaves to Julia White her curly hair. Roy Wilson leaves to Mr. Shea his bull whip. Robert Mitchell leaves to Marilyn Knoell his drawing ability. Dolores McBride leaves to Patty Lanzaro her good looks. Martha Borowsky leaves to Loretta Helb her typing ability. Jeanne Heyer leaves to Barbara Redfield her many excuses from school. Gene Clause leaves to Mike Maurer his musical ability. Joan Heuser leaves twenty pounds to Norma Lambertson, who needs it. Pat Miller leaves to little Mem Campbell her height. Joan Witzel leaves to Lucille Schrappa her ability to eat and stay thin? Sam Wilson leaves to James Duffy left tackle slot on next year's football team. Connie Festa leaves to Ann Staeger her ability to get into trouble. Nancy Tourine leaves to Alice Hand her parking space. Louise Lanzaro leaves to Mary Lou Hussey her dancing feet. May Williamson leaves to Gloria Clayton, who never talks, her line of gab.