Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1959 volume:

B 1 HATAWAN HIGH SCHOOL HATAW N NEW JERSEY ALMA MATER Hail Alma Mater, ol thee we sing. Our lifted voices, your praises ring. We’ll cherish you and add to your fame. Always and ever we'll uphold your name. Though other thoughts may change with the time. Duty to you is foremost in our minds Down through the years, winning honors anew. We’ll all be loyal, Matawan to you. , We have traveled the paths of oar high school careers and are now going on to higher plateau . These years have been meaningful in forming character and personal,.,-, and supp, the step toward a brighter future. ti Pillar presents this yearbook to the class of 1959 and the underclassmen of X ” M. U —- n ever the memory of this class and their deeds in M. H. b. EE EE BE BE Dedication We, the class of 1959, dedicate this yearbook to one who has long and faithfully served both the students and faculty of Matawan High School. With his time and effort he has made our paths safer and more enjoyable. For these reasons, we respectfully dedicate this 1959 Pillar to Mr. John Devota in earnest appreciation of his years of devoted service to our school. BE EE BE BE Mr. John Devota At this time. I wish to join our legion of friends in wishing you a long and successful career. The laws of character are as interdependent as the laws of science. Your conformity to these laws has been observed by the administration and faculty. Your conduct as student, especially Seniors, gives evidence of your understanding of these immutable laws that make up character. No chain is stronger than its. weakest link, so let us strive to make our nation a strong chain, by each continuing to cooperate with the other, and at the end of our allotted time, turn in a job well done. The future is yours! Most cordially yours. Russell Stetler Superintendent 1 wish to give my sincere thanks to the members of the class of 1959 for the splendid cooperation and effort which you have given the administration this year. The future is yours. Carry through life with this same spirit of cooperation, and rich dividends will be yours. I am confident that the opportunities and responsibilities which confront you will inspire you to a life of industry, power, and service. Best wishes for your happiness and success. Sincerely. Luther A. Foster Principal 5 SECRETARIES i Mrs. Mildred K. Bennett Stcutan to Hr. Fester Miss Victoria Bucco Secretary lo Hr. Foster 6 Mrs, taretla Anderson Sleno I. II, Sec. Praciice Advises: Majorettes Mrs. Bertha Bishof Cafeteria Assistant Mrs. Joan Braun Home Ec..General Science Mr. Frank Capone J.B.L Comm. Math. Advises: Student Council Mr. John V. Caracciolo Physics, Chem. Advises: National Honor Soc.. Athletic Dir.. Track Coach Mr. Thomas Curry English I. Ill Mrs. Lois Davidson Librarian Advises: Jr. Class, Library Club Mr. George Deitz Boys’ Phys. Ed. J. V. Basketball Coach Miss Naomi Dennison French I, II Mr. John Devota Custodian Mr. Walter Dudley Shop Advises: Junior Clas 8 Mr. Norman Ellioii Glee Club Mr. Haney Epstein U. S. Hid. I. World Hist. d i s: Sr. Class, Stud. Council, Sen. Flay Mr. llans Fleischer English I Advises: Frosh Qass, Bowling Miss Laura Gordon Typing I Advises: Soph. Class Mr. John Evans Eng. I. II, World Hist. Advises: Frosh Class Mrs. Mary Croft Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Shirley Fleet Biology Advises: Soph. Class Mr. John Heyer Meet Drawing Mr. Richard Holler Lat. I, II, World Hist. Advises: Frosh Class Mr. Daniel Jackler Director of Guidance Mr. Eugene Jaczynski World Hist., Modern Human Env. Advises: Frosh Class 9 Mr. Benjamin Kurtz German I. JI. Eng. II Mr. Albert Levine Law and Sale?. Bookkeeping. OSce Pr. Mr. F. Howard Lloyd. Sr. Eng. II. App. Shop and Gen. Math. Mr. F. Howard IJoyd. Jr Eng. III. JournalUm Ad� i«s: Junior Cla ' Mr. Bruce MacCutcheon Boys’ Phys. Ed. Varsity Basketball Coach Mr. Ralph Mauro •U. S. History I Advises: Junior Class Mrs. Sylvia Moyano Cen. and Applied Science Mrs. Nellie Noddings Algebra I. II. Plane Geometry Mrs. Mary Oakley Biology, Gen. Science Mrs. Florence Ochs Home Economics Mrs. Marion Roman School Nurse 10 Mr. Walter Rosenauer Eng. IV Advises: Senior Class, Pillar Staff Mrs. Beatrice Schneck Girls’ Phys. Ed. Advises: Jr. Red Cross, Frosh Gass Mr. Thomas M. Stachura English II Advises: Soph. Class Mr. John J. Shea Algebra I, II. Solid Geo. and Trig. Advises: Student Council Mrs. Eleanor Smith School Nurse Mr. Richard Urbanski Band Mrs. Helen Volk Girls’ Phys. Ed. Advises: Senior Class, Cheerleaders Miss Nancy Washer Typing I, II Mrs. Dorothy Wolverton Art 11 Mr. Carl Youngman U.S. Hist. II Advises: Senior Class. Senior Play ART COMMITTEE: Standing: Verna Ellison, Joseph Wallace, Thomas Collins. Seated: Jo-Ann Cusick. Joan Vales, Patricia Roddy. Art Editor, Joan Frenrald, Jo-Aane Shea. BUSINESS COMMITTEE: Standing: Wayne Man, Funis Peeler. Leslie Lockwood, Seated: Elaim- Williams, Robert Martin, Judith Rice. Buiintu Manatfr, Susan I.ef. COPY COMMITTEE: Standing: Patricia Helms. Copy Editor, Maureen Dennis, Charlotte Chattier, Agnes Rosalo, Eileen Fagan, Patricia McCann, Paula Behr. Grice DellaPietro. Seated: Lynn Hunter, Nancy Brandigon. Leslie Mar- shall Judith Meeker, Maria Maccia. PHOTO COMMITTEE: Standing: John McCue. Lois Ludewig. Seated: Virginia Kuhns. Iris Woolley. Photo Editor, Lynne Tuttle. Janet Bol. Charles Emiey. 14 PAUL STRYKER BARRETT TAfor PAULA BEIiR PaU” Willi her dark eye , cute smile, and long curls, Paula's one of our prettiest girls. College Prep Secretary Commercial Club: Library Club; Paul is the boy with golden hair: When lie's with girls, they'd belter beware. College Prep College Football: Prom Committee; History Club; Intramural Basketball. Softball: Latin Club. JOHN BLAHOTA W John’s the strong and silent type; Hell fit in well with a sailor’s life, al Ni'T JAMES M. BALER “Many Reb- Jay plays the trumpet in the band; You might say he’s the Music Man.” College Prep Undecided Band; Orchestra; Dance Band. JANET LOUISE BOI. W A great joker is our Jan. She wants to teach, we know she can! College Prep Teaching Glee Club; Future Teachers of America: German Club; Staeicn, Library Club; Pillar j Stall: Student Council Representative: Prom , Committee; Bowling League; Senior Play: | Biology Club. PETER BENNETT “Pete Pete is active in clubs and sports. And usually seen with a few cohorts: College Prep College Intramural Basketball. Softball; Baseball; Track; Bowling League; Pice-President, Block M : President, National Honor Society; Latin Club; French- Club; Prom Committee; History Club: President, Frosh Class; Foot- ball Representative; Senior Guidance Com- mittee. 3 45 15 ERIC BOROWSKY “GewaT A soda jerker in ihe summertime. With his ambition he'll do fine. College Prep Engineer German Club; Biolog)' Club; Intramural Soft- ball. Her first name is Pat. her last name is Boyce. To become a beautician is her choice. General Beautician ROBERTA BUCCO uRabent A secretary she wants to be, Will she nuke it? Just wait and see! Commercial Secretary Commercial Club. MARTHA BOROWSKY “Marti,i” To be a secretary is her plan. We'll wish her all the luck we can. Commercial Private Secretary Commercial Club. NANCY MARIE BRAND1GON AW “I don't care if they're plain or tancy. Just as long as they're boys, says Nancy. Commercial Airline Stewardess Commercial Club; Glee Qub; History Club; Pillar Staff; Journalism Club; Prom Com- mittee; Dramatics Club; Music Appreciation; Bowling league. ANNE LORETTA CAFIERO “Annie” Anne is full of life and poise; Her only weakness, it seems, is boys. Commercial Secretarial ork Commercial Club. 16 GEORGE CHRYSSIKOS “Chris” George who is our pal and friend, Will always .Mick right to the end. College Prep ’ College JOAN CANTONI Can-Can No one will ever forget the scene. Caused by Joan and her hair dyed green! Commercial Undecided Glee Club: Music Appreciation; Dramatics. GEORGE CEYASCO “Ceorge” George is one who wants to fly; In cars or jets his speed is high. College Prep Air force Bowling league; Freshman Dance Committee; Intramural Softball. Basketball; Prom Com- mittee. CHARLOTTE CHARTIER W In doing steno Charlotte's adept, She'll make a fine secretary you can bet. Commercial Secretary Commercial Club; Glee Club. JAMIE CLARK “Jamie” In our class he's quite a lark, His name of course: Jamie Clark. College Prep College Latin Club; German Club; National Honor Society; Biology Club; Intramural Softball. ROBERT CATHERWOOD “Cat” Bob doesn't find girls a bore. In fact, he likes them more and more! College Prep Business Administration Band; Junior Dance Committee: Football: Track: Intramural Softball. 17 GARY CLUGSTON MARY ELIZABETH CHWSHAW •MjMT Mar}' if known to be very slow, But she'll make a gcxnl nurse as we all know. Commercial Marriage Junior Nursing Club; Glee Club; Seven Queens. GEORGENE CRAIG “ fan” Jeanie. cute without a doubt. Is never seen with a pout. Commercial Marriage Secretary, National Honor Society; Latin Club: Prom Committee; Commercial Club: Glee Club; Senior Play. Xan Sandburg writes and Disney dreams; But not that Gary, his lil' horn screams. College Prep Air Force Band; Dance Band; Bowling Uague. THOMAS COLLINS “Tom Tom’s a fd to everyone. He has the knack for jolts well done. College Prep College Pillar Staff: Intramural Bowling. JOSEPH A. CRANE “ err” Whenever anyone wa feeling their oats. They'd tease Joe Crane about his goats. College Prep College Basketball; Junior Dance Committee. JANICE CRESSMAN “Janice Janice is a girl who wants to marry; In this deed she will not tarry. Commercial Marriage Commercial Club. 18 MING DONG W A doctor’s viut Ming will wind up Wing; His favorite saying: “You know wliat I mean.' College Prep Medicine ( ice President, Freshman Class; Shop Club; Mathematics Club; Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Student Council. JO ANN G. CISICK “Jo-.fan Jo-Ann went far as a majorette But as a nurse shell go farther yet. College Prep Nursing Alternate Representative for Citizenship: Ma- jorette; Pillar Staff; Latin Club; Biology Club: Future Nurses’ Club; Clee Club; Prom Committee. MAUREEN LUCILLE DENNIS “I lore She’s cute and nice as all can see; A very fine nurse she will he. College Prep Nursing Glee Club; Dramatics; Latin Club; Future Nurses' Club: Pillar Staff; Bowling League: Prom Committee; Journalism Club. BARBARA ELLISON ’•Barb” Her marks are always up to par: As a secretary she’ll go far; Commercial Secretary Commercial Club. GRACE DELLAP1ETRO “Gran Gracie is friends with one and all; Need any help? Just give her a call. Commercial Secretary Junior Red Cross: Pillar Staff; Commercial Club; Glee Club: Secretary, History Club; Prom Committee; Journalism Club; Music Appreciation. ANGELO DiGRECORlO “fagelo A raffle ticket he did buy, Now a new car he does drive. General Undecided 19 VERNA MARIE ELLISON “to” Verna, with her fiery hair. Never seems id have a care. College Prep Marriage Dramatics Club; Pillar Staff; Chorus; Bowl- ing Leauge; Prom Committee; Senior Play. ALTON ERVIN “Err” En's a guy who’s not too lazy; His ambition is to join the Navy. General Navy ROBERT A. FAUSTMANN V In many activities Fuzzy takes part. His kind of bowling is really an art. College Prep College History Club; Latin Club; Block MProm Committee; Bowling League; Baseball; Bas- ketball: Track; Biology Club; Senior Play. CHARLES C. EMLEN “Charlie' Charlie s quite smart and witty loo. Success and fame to hint are due. College Prep College Pillar Staff; President. Sophomore Class: Latin Club; Intramural Softball: Bowling l agiie; Prom Committee; History Club; Biology Club: Senior Guidance Committee; Senior Play. EILEEN FAGAN “Btanie An ardent gum chewer is our Eileen; Her pony tail's the cutest we’ve seen. Commercial Secretary Commercial Club. JOAN MILDRED FREIWALD “Jmie” When in the Air Force and on foreign shores. You’ll hear Joan say, “You’ll get yours.” General W.A.F. Pillar Staff. 20 HELEN GREGORY Gref Popular and busy as she ran be, Thai’s our girl Helen Gregory. College Prep College Latin Club; French Club; lice President, Freshman Class; l ice President, Sophomore Class; Secretary, Student Council: Journalism Club: Glee Club; National Honor Society; ! Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader; Prom Committee; Freeholder; Student Review; Music Appreciation; Senior Play. ANNE PHYLLIS GRIMALDI “Miss Annie Anne gives her baton quite a twirl. Majorette Captain is this girl. Commercial Office Work Majorette Captain; Color Guard; Clee Club; Dramatics Club; Senior Play. ARTHUR EDWARD HAHN. JR. u ur A million questions asks our Art. In any discussion he’ll take part. College Prep College Bowling League; Biology Club; Latin Club: Intramural Softball. JOSEPH ALBERT GRIFFITH W Joe is sometimes called the Rebel. Just being late is his trouble. General Air Force German Club: Biology Club; Dramatics Club. ARTHUR HADDOCK “Art Arthur of the softball fame. Is a good sport in every game. College Prep College Latin Club; World History Club; Biology Club; Intramural Softball. BEVERLY HALL V Bev really is a clown; With her around no one can frown. Commercial Secretary Clee Club: Seven Queens; Future Nurses Club; Commercial Club; Biology Club: Prom Committee. 21 KATHRYN KALUGAN W Kathy is our favorite clown: Her antics help erase our frowns. Commercial Marriage Volleyball Club: Baseball Club: Soccer Club; Hockey Club; Booster Club; Swimming Club. LEON HOLMES “Sneir” Leon Holmes, one of tbe Kings Men. At assemblies, they were the livin’ end. Commercial Air Force Basketball. MARY-PATRICIA HELMS W Pat is loved and admired by all. She'll be your friend if you but call. College Prep College Latin Club; Biology Club; Assistant Editor, Pillar Staff: Journalism Club: Future Nurses' Club. MARIETTE HARRISON “iMaritltt” Mariettas got that Certain Smile. It makes you feel that life's worth while. College Prep Medical Assistant Gl« Club: Latin Club: Future Teachers of America: Orchestra: Varsity Cheerleader: History Club: Pillar Staff: Prom Committee: Senior Play. MILDRED HOWE Me A pretty smile, a winsome way, As capricious as the month of May. College Prep Nursing Glee Club; Biology Club; Music Apprecia- tion; Future Nurses Club. ROBERT HENDERSON “Bob Slightly quiet is our boy Bob. In future he wants a teaching job. College Prep Teaching 22 ARNE H. KALMA “Am Remember Arne Raima’s rume; He is sure to win acclaim. College Prep Nuclear Physicist l ice President, National Honor Society; Latin Club; French Club; Bowling League; History Club; Intramural Basketball; Prom Commit- tee; New Jersey Boys' State; Basketball Time- keeper; Baseball Scorekeeper: Football Rep- resentative. LYNN Sl’SAN HUNTER “Lrnn’ Known around as a teacher'? pal. An agile brain has this gal. College Prep Teaching Biology Dramatics Club; French Gab; Journalism Club: National Honor Society; Pillar Staff; Bowling League; Prom Committee; Senior Play; History Club; Senior Guidance Com- mittee: Biology Club. KAREN K. KINEC V Kay's future is yet undecided. But whatever she tries, shell not be chided. Commercial • Lndecided MARY DIANE HYER “Diane' Diane's attractive without a doubt. When it comes to dates. he’s not left out. General Office Work Dramatics Club; Color Guard; Senior Play. EDWARD KELLEY “£ T Ed likes his work exact and neat, We hope this'll take him to a leader's seat. College Prep College Latin Club: Intramural Softball. MYRNA KAY KOISA “Giggles” A missionary will be our Myrna Kay. Let’s wish her luck along the way. College Prep Missionary Latin Club. 23 PAUL KRAUTHEIM '‘Spade” Drumming on desks should he Paul’s trade, He could be a worker, his nickname’s “Spade.” College Prep Architectural Engineering German Club; Prom Committee: Biology Club; Intramural Softball: Draggin' Angels Car Club. SUSAN M. LEE uSujQ” Sue is zaney—always glad. We’ve never, never seen her sad. Commercial Marriage Junior Red Cross; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Future Nurses Club. MARTIN LAUTERWALD Marty’s as shy as he can be, But clever brain hides 'neath modesty. College Prep College National Honor Society. VIRGINIA LOUISE KUHNS “Ginnf Ginny's clever and she’s cute besides, A girl we'll point to with a great deal of pride College Prep College lice President, Student Council; l ice Presi- dent, Junior Class; Library Club; Freeholder; CtbCaptoin, Varsity Cheerleader; Journalism Club; Prom Committee; Glee Club; Pillar Staff; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Music Appreciation. MARY JANE LEDDY “Van Jane Always nutty, seldom S3ne, Who’s the girl? Our Mary Jane! Commercial W.A.F. Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Music Apprecia- tion; Commercial Club. LESLIE LOCKWOOD “Lei Leslie’s life is one big ball, She likes her men very tall. Commercial Secretary Library Club; Glee Club; Treasurer, Junior Commercial Club; Free President, Senior Com- mercial Club; Student Council; Prom Com- mittee; Pillar Staff. 24 ♦ « JOHN LORENZO Att On life John's outlook is Live and Learn, lie'll probably wind up with money to burn. General Undecided DONALD LYTKOWSKI Don- Don has a habit that's plain to see: He's always as late as he can be. College Prep Navy Dnggin’ Angels Car Club. ANIELLO MALINCONICO Mf Need anyone with a friendly way? Just call Pudgy, he'll brighten up your day. General Undecided .1 Irngtr, Football. SUE MARINO Sae Sue was with us this one short year. Now we agree that she’s a dear. College Prep Nursing LOIS LUDEWIC Bomber The Bomber's a terror with her car; But that's what makes her popular. College Prep Nursing Library Club: Latin Club: Music Apprecia- tion: Prom Committee. MARIA ADELE MACCIA ■JhwT To be a teacher is Maria’s plan. But not before she finds a man. College Prep Teaching Future Teachers of America; Pillar Staff; Glee Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Journalism Club; Music Appreciation. 25 WAYNE HARZ fepx Hunting and fishing are his line. Wayne’s a guy who’ll do just fine. College Prep College German Club; Prom Committee; Biology Club; Intramural Softball. JOHN W. McClE •wr At (hanging seats he has the knack, He's the boy we know as Jack. College Prep College- French Club; History Club; .1 longer. Basket- ball Team; Freeholder; County Clerk; Basket- ball; Prom Committee; Biology Club; Pillar Staff; President, Student Council; Senior Ad- visory Committee; Intramural Softball. MARGARET LESLIE MARSHALL uUs' Happy-go-lucky and really carefree, Such is the girl whose name is Leslie. College Prep Airline Stewardess Dramatics Club: Journalism Club; Prora Com- mitte; Pillar Staff; Bowling League; Fresh- man and Sophomore Dance Committees: French Club; History Club. ROBERT PAIL MARTIN “Stogie Bobby really likes to flirt With anyone who wears a skirt. College Prep College Prom Committee; History Club; Intramural Basketball; Biology Club; Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN McCANN •hr “Such is life, and things like that Are often heard from this girl Pat. College Prep Nursing Dramatics Club; Prom Committee; talin Club; Orchestra; Glee Club. JUDITH ANN MEEKER “M Little she is, Judy's her name, To be a secretary is her aim Commercial Secretary Library Club; Commercial Club; Future Nurses’ Club. 26 JO ANN MEIER 7o One of our nicest is Jo Ann Meier, Her goal’s college; she couldn't aim higher. College Prep College Biology Club: Swimming Gub: Dramatics Club. BARBARA MITCHELL “M” Nicest girl you'd want to meet, She’s Barbra Mitchell, our Miss Petite. Commercial Secretary Commercial Club. WILLIAM A. MEIER uBur A blonde crew cut has our boy. Ilis motto soon: “Ship ahoy. General Nary History Club: Biology Club. JUDY MENY 'W Judy loves to have a date With someone from the Lone Star State. Commercial I gal Secretary or Receptionist Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader: Sec- retary, Commercial Club; Glee Club; Pillar Staff; Prom Committee; Secretary and Trm- urtr, Library Club. ROBERT WILLIAM MORRIS 'Bob Everyone says that Bob’s a nice guy. Many activities make his time fly. College Prep College National Honor Society; Track: Intramural Bowling Team; Marching Band; Dance Band; Orchestra; Prom Committee; Science Club; Biology Club: Latin Club; Volleyball and Softball. VERONICA MARY MENZEL “Ronnie” Hard working, smart, and friendly, you bet. Ronnie’s a gal we won’t forget. General College National Honor Society; Journalism Club; Prom Committee: Majorette; Editor, Pillar Staff: Cliffwood Centennial; Bowling Uague: History Club; Dance Committees. 27 PAUL JOSEPH MUCCI “PcaT P311I is known as a really nice guy. You can count on him not to pass you by. Commercial Army JOAN MUCRONE u}mie' It was hard to get to know this lass, For she’s the shyest in our class. General Undecided RICHARD A. NUSBAUM “Jerry A real swell guy, JerryV' hi name. Football and base-ball are hi game . General Undecided Football: Baseball. CENEYIEYE PAIGE “Cm Lee” Genny s sweet and quiet too. We wish her luck whatever she’ll do. General Navy Nurse FRANK A. M. O’NEILL “Buck” Buck is one ol our athletic stars. His favorite subjects are sports and cars. General Armed Service Football; Basketball. EDWARD NORBERG “Ed Football and bowling will strengthen his arm. If Ed ever plans to buy that farm. College Prep Agriculture or Science Football; Bowling; Block M”; Intramural Softball. 28 JANICE PAZIENZA uPai The most laughs ami hoys has our I’ar. She'll dance lo anything as long 3 it's jazz. College Prep College Captain, Junior Vanity. Varsity Cheerleader: 'resident, Junior Cla ; Secretory, Freshman Class; Senior Play; Journalism Club; Utin Club; French Club; Freeholder; Prom Com- mittee; Glee Club: Music Appreciation; Stu- dent Review. ADAM POCIRNICKI “Adam Adam’s eyes seem to be of steel. We often wonder what they conceal. College Prep College MARGARET RANKE Steve's Peg is a wonder we ail agree. Captain of the Cheerleaders' Varsity. Commercial Secretary- Junior Varsity Cheerleader: Captain, Varsity Cheerleaders; Library Club: Glee Club; Com- mercial Club; Music Appreciation; Journalism Club; Prom Committee; Student Review. REBECCA LOU REDMAN “Becky” Rebecca's her name. Becky lor short. A true friend, a real sport. Commercial Office Work Dramatics Club; Prom Committee: Commer- cial Club. PURVIS PEELER “Partis Our class president-the best of sorts— He has no equal in the world of sports. College Prep Undecided Captain, Football Team; Track; Baseball; Basketball; lice President, German Club; President. Senior Class; President, Block M Club; Pillar Stiff; History Club. MICHAEL QUIRK “Me Admired by classmates, always in vogue. Mike charms the girls with his Irish brogue. Commercial Nan- 29 acnes marie rosato 'W “Good grief is Aggie's favorite saying. If she keeps it up. well all be graying. Commercial Secretary Clee Club: Commercial Club. JANETH RICE “Dimples” When that dimple comes in her chin. You know a laugh is about to begin. Commercial Beautician Future Nurses Club: Glee Club; Music Ap- preciation; History Club. PATRICIA A. RODDY “Pat” Pat’s big ambition is to be an artist, And as a student, she's one of the smartest. Commercial Commercial Artist or Secretary President, Commercial Club; National Honor Society: Prom Committee; h Editor, Pillar Staff. Jl'DITH ISABEL RICE ■wr A good business manager for all to see. To study mathematics is her cup of Ie3. College Prep College Dance Committees; Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Treasurer, Senior Class; Business Manager. Pillar Staff: Glee Club; Latin Club; German Club; Prom Committee; History Club; Biology Club; National Honor Society. JOY RONMNC “to The best looking girl in our da?'. A real cute chick is this la '. College Prep W.A.F. Glee Club; Dramatics Club: Music Appro- ciation; National Honor Society. SHIRLEY RUSSELL W Shirley’s always up on style. With chic clothes and a pretty smile. Commercial Beauty Culture History Club; Pillar Staff; Glee Club; Junior Varsity, Varsity Cheerleader: Journalism Club; Commercial Club. 30 PATRICIA SCHUBER 'PcC Pat is sharp and neat as tan be. She’s friendly to all. 3s you can see. Commercial Secretary National Honor Society; TVeosurer, Junior Class; Commercial Club; Senior Play. JOANNE SHEA “ o’ Always lively, always gay, That’s our girl, JoAnne Shea. Commercial Secretary Dramatics Club; Pillar Staff; History Club; Color Guard; Commercial Club; Bowling League; Prom Committee. JOSEPH SAKOWSKI “Joe Hey Joe. Let’s go to the “Hops.” And pray the place ain’t full of Cops! General Oil Burner Business SOPHIE SAKOWSKI Soph” Sophie’s popular and on the run To meetings, dates, and having fun. Commercial Secretary Captain, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders; Student Council; Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Com- mercial Club; Prom Committee; Senior Play. NEIL SCULLY -Shape” Neil The Wheel is this bay's name. Playing sports he gains fame. Ceneral Undecided Pillar Staff; Baseball; Senior Play; Prom Committee; Football; Basketball; Block “M Club. ANNE MAY SKUPSKI Shp” ith her hair that’s dark and always neat. To rile our Anne is quite a feat. Commercial Secretary Commercial Club. 31 FREDERICK DAVID SMITH, JR. uRick” To study reporting, Rick had to suffer. But a room lull of girls made it much tougher. College Prep College Glee Club: Journalism Club. DOLORES M. TANCRED1 Dolore' Even though her sire is small. Dolores is liked by one and all. Commercial Office ftork Commercial Club; Bowling League. GLEN TROIT W Glen likes wandering and so do trout; They’re both found in water when it’s hot out. General Undecided Track. LYNNE TUTTLE “Lynne” Lynne is smart and courteous too. A shining future is in view. College Prep Teaching Glee Club; Pillar Staff; National Honor So- ciety; Latin Club; Prom Committee; Free- holder; Music Appreciation: Senior Play: Treasurer, Student Council. CARL STEPHENS Tee f Carl's pitching arm can’t be beat. An all 'round athlete is our Feet. General Armed Sen ice and Sjwrts Football: Basketball; Baseball; Track; Block “M Club. JOHN TOMASELLO “Cook John's the boy with the friendly smile. His aim in life is to be something worthwhile. Commercial Undecided Basketball; BasebalL � 32 PATRICIA MARION WATSON W Pally's liny, bill really cute, Friendly, nice, and smart lo boot. College Prep Undecided Music Apprecialion; Senior Pby; Cheer- leader; French Club; Pillar Staff; Prom Committee; Freeholder.' THOMAS WALLACE Punckf Punchy’s really hep to jive, And makes a place look alive. General Undecided Football; Basketball; Block “M” Club; Free- holder. ANNE MARIE VAS uH aef Anne Marie’s always laughing and gay. It's her hope to teach music some day. College Prep Music Teacher Orchestra: Glee Club; Future Teachers of America; Latin Club; History Club. JOSEPH S. WALLACE “ or “Many are cold, but few are frozen,” For clever puns Joe's are chosen. College Prep College Intramural Bowling Team; French Club; Senior Play; Pillar Staff; Dance Committees. LANCE WARNE Lance Lance was the boy voted best dressed. For his clothes shine out over all the rest. General Undecided ELAINE WILLIAMS “Flirf When she’s in class, you don’t know she's thar. But put her near boys-she’ll shine like a star. General Undecided Band; Commercial Club; Glee Club. 33 ■■■ JAMES WILSON Veeps” “Weep? is a boy who likes to bowl. To be a fly-boy is his goal. Commercial Air Force Bowling. IRIS WOOLLEY “Iris” To be a nurse is Iris' aim. We know shell win her share of fame. College Prep Nursing Prom Committee: Pholo Uitor, Pillar Staff: Latin Club; Glee Club; Library Club: Sec- retary, Sophomore Class; Seaeian, Senior Class; Journalism Club; Music Appreciation; Senior Plav. HELENE XIQUES “Elaine Helene’s got her future made. Passing out plenty of band-aid . College Prep Nursing and Navy Future Nurses Club; Clee Club; Junior R«d Cross; Cerman Club; Biology Club; Journal- ism Club. JOAN ELLEN YATES Jo Ann College is Joan's aim. On to fortune, then to fame. College Prep Teaching Fine Arts President, Library Club: French Club; Future Teachers of America; Commercial Club; His- tory Club; Prom Committee; Pillar Staff; Art Director, Library Club; Senior Play. RALPH SALVATORE Z1ZZA Sally Broun Ralph was voted to have nice hair. He never has a worry or care. General Armed Service Art Club; Biology Club; Mathematics Club. 34 WE JACK McCUE presents his parking place lo next year's Senior who can park the crookedest. A scrapbook of blue excuse slips is conferred upon any worthy freshman by PAT McCANN. Happy daze ahead are willed by JO ANN MEIER. WAYNE MARZ bestows his orthodontists appointments upon Sally Pearson. LESLIE MARSHALL reluctantly leaves to any noteworthy junior her unbeaten record as the Senior with the most unexcused latenesses. The lock for her locker is offered lo Carmela Tovailo by SEE MARINO. NTEL MAUNCONICO bequeaths all his English knowledge to David Jones. Her old Matawan buttons are left to next year’s freshmen by MARIA MACCIA. LOIS LEDEWIG leaves Mr. C. to frighten all coming physics and chemistry students. A Fordomatic is passed on by JOHN LORENZO. Her dirty gym suit is conferred upon LESLIE LOCKWOOD’S sister Linda. To Juanita Conover SUSAN I.EE grants her aptitude for popping gum in class without getting caught. JOY RONNTNC and MARY JANE LEDDY offer to Beverlee D’Amato and Jerri Kruser their ability to make up excuses to get out of taking gym. GINNY Kl’HNS honors her sister Judy with her faculty for getting to school one minute late. ANN MARIE YAS leaves her rickety locker to Cail Eastmond. PAIL KRAETHE1M and JANET BOL leave their sneakers to Tom Foti and some deserving freshman. Two certain Junior hoys inherit MYRNA KOISA'S funny giggles. JOAN CANTONI and KAREN K1NEG bestow their seats in the office to some unlucky Junior. All her old book reports are left by IRIS WOOLLEY to next year’s needy seniors. PAT WATSON wills her place as shorty on the cheerleading squad to Sandy Pierce. RICHARD NESBAEM honors Mitchell Hamilton with a year’s supply o( tooth- picks. The ability of LYNNE TITTLE to bend glass is willed to her sister I� i . Her glorious memory of the “blue cafeteria i pa ed on by PAT RODDY. JOE WALLACE bestows hi hrifhl upon Joe Banafato. JANICE PAZIF.NZA presents to Pete Sakow-ki her ability to do a (u luM. To future seniors ED KEU.EY grant the books he ha u d in the pa t. ARNE KALMA bequeath his faculty for hitting hi ankb- while bowling to his brother Fred. To her sister Lois. LYNN HUNTER leave- her place in the National Hor� r Society. PAT HELMS leave the Tiffany ad in Mr. Lloyd. Jr.'s Tin to Clapp or anyone else who plan to marry a millionaire. A person with a fa of nerve will be the recipient of MILDRED HOWS Mad slickers in Locker No. 37 in the auditorium. LANCE WARNE leaves his Power Glide to Nancy Ives. LEON HOLMES generously bestows hi locker upon Robert Edmonds. Peace and quiet on Mr. George's bu is left by KATUN KALUGAN to the Juniors. ANNE GRIMALDI bequeath her ability to kip without gelling caught to one of next year’ seniors. ARTHUR HADDOCK leaves Mr. R.’s machine to future seniors. The memory of his goats is bestowed upon the Junior Cla by JOE CRANE. EILEEN FAGAN donates her gum wrappers to Mr. Rovnauer. Her ability to burn her ringers in Chemistry is granted HELEN GREGORY S brother Dave. CHARLES EMLEY passes on his ability to gel caught putting decals on hi locker to the next one who has none enough to do it. PAT BOYCE wills he talent for getting into trouble to some unlucky junior. The memory of her good name and the task of upholding it is left by JOAN FRE1WALD to her sister Barbara. JAMES BAUER bequeaths his Mid-Western accent to Jerry Carroll. A good and happy future is willed herself by BEVERLY HALL SHIRLEY RUSSELL confers upon Annie Cruse her ability to do cheers. BEQUEATH Betty Rae is the recipient of VERNA ELLISON'S «t in «olid geometry class. BARBARA ELLISON wills to the Junior Commercial students the task of cutting and running stencils for the teachers. The apililude for coming in late to Mr. Rosenauer’s classes is left to Betty Rae Cusick by MAUREEN DENNIS. ERIC BOROWSKY confers upon his cousin Ted hi? scholastic ability. JUDI RICE offers her place in German II to her cousin, Gary Miller. GRACE DELLA PIETRO donates her ability to flirt with a certain alumnus to Shirley Marvel. PETER BENNETT leaves his talent for running 50 laps in 5 minutes to anyone who cuts (?) 5 minutes of gym. JA.NETH RICE and ELAINE WILLIAMS leave their smiles to Mary Lou and Martha Willis, respectively. Mr. Rosenauer is granted JOE SAKOWSKI'S faculty for speaking the Italian language. Betty-Rae Cusick is willed JO ANN CUSICK'S senior teachers. BOB FAISTMANN confers hi? faculty for getting along with teachers to any- body who will accept it. The further work of Mr. K. is left to the future Senior Class by ART HAHN. Pat Boylan, or any Junior unfortunate enough to become a Senior inherits REBECCA REDMAN'S History and English books. PURVIS PEELER leaves hi? sports ability to Charles Wathington. R. N. is willed the right to give TOM WALLACE’S sweater to whoever he wants. All of ANNE CAKIERO'S teachers are graciously awarded her hooks. GEORGE CHRYSSIKOS donates his “D. A. to Mr. Youngman. TOM COLLINS presents the Junior Class with his bum arm. An aptitude for being late for school is left by NANCY BRANDICON. PALLA BEHR bequeaths her gum wrappers to Barbara Konar. His parking place in the student parking lot is left Carole Schaffer by PALL BARRETT. PAT SCHUBER honors her brother Eddie with her seat in English class, along with DIANE HYER. who wills hers to Barbara Redfem. FRANK O'NEILL grants Tim and Dan his birds. RALPH ZEZA leave? hi? seat and sympathy to all fre?hmen. DOLORES TANCREDI will? her “ABC gum to Mr. Rosenauer. Arthur Hamilton is honored with CARL STEPHENS’ sire 13 football shoes. FRED SMITH bequeaths his desk engraving? to the new Sen' class. JOANNE SHEA presents her paint brush and her taste for brieht blue to anyone who doesn't like the the color of the cafeteria. The ability to make Mr. Rosenauer ntad is given by NEIL SCULLY to Bobby Rank). SOPHIE SAKOWSKi leaves her gym excuse to next year’s lucky senior. PEG RANKL bequeaths her cheering spot on our muddy field to next year’s Varsity Captain. Her years in art are given by MARY CRANSHAW to other art students. GENEVIEVE PAIGE will honor her sister with her notebook and gym suit. Our uncrowded (?) lockers are left to the class of 1960 by ED NORBERG. JEAN CRAIG and JOAN MULCRONE bestow upon Jean's sister Joan and Pat Liegal their enjoyment of gym. According to the Gentleman's Agreement of 1959, ROBERT MARTIN and ROBERT MORRIS, alter careful deliberation, bequeath locker No. 27 in the auditorium to an Undesirable Alien in next year's senior class. VERONICA MENZEL gladly leaves her ‘'Green Mosquito to Rita Scofield. JUDY MENY and MARIETTE HARRISON leave their places on the Varsity Cheerleading Squad to a worthy underclassman and Elouise Morris, respectively. Her last initial, X is offered to anyone who wants it by HELENE XIQUES. All the broken typewriters are left to the upcoming girls by ANNE SKIPSKI. CHARLOTTE CHARTIER and AGNES ROSATO confer their abilities to steno upon Pat Boylan and Agnes' sister. Linda Holland is the recipient of JOAN YATES’ seat in the art room. BILL MEIER grants himself the remembrance of the faculty. JUUUUUl WHO’S EST ‘MILE laBehr ,is Peeler SHYEST Joan Mulcrone Martin Lauterxald WHU nnnnrinr CUTEST Cinoy Kuhn Bob Kau lmann BEST DRESSED SKirlev Ru ell tance Warne 38 39 40 NICEST EYES Anne Ca fiery John Lorenio L Vj njuuuuuuui MOST CONSCIENTIOUS Lynn Hunter Paul Barrett MOST' TALKATIVE Helen Gregory Bob Martin MOST SOPHISTICATED Pat McCann Charles Emlev iiiinniwuim d ra Iff ra ft ra ft CAN YOU IMAGINE? Mr. Youngnun as Paladin? Mr. Rosenauer as Clark Gable? Miss Washer as Zazu Pills. Mrs. Anderson as Dinah Shore? Mr. Shea as Jackie Cooper? Mrs. Volk as Katherine Hepburn? Mr. Devola as John Daly ? Mr. Jackler as Rock Hudson? Mr. Bliott as Red Skelton? Miss Gordon as Gina Lollabrigida? Mrs. Ochs as Marlene Dietrich? Mr. Fleischer as Zacberly? Mr. Evans as Peter Gunn? Mrs. Noddings as Lucille Ball? Mrs. Oakley as Annie Oakley? Mr. Mauro as Steve Canyon? Mr. MacCutcheon as John Foster Dulles? Mrs. Wolverton as Debbie Reynolds? Mr. Foster as Bart Maverick? Miss Dennison as Claire Booth Luce? Mr. Caracciolo as Pat Boone? Mr. Levine as Ray Bolger? Mrs. Braun as Elizabeth Taylor? Mrs. Davidson as Martha Rave? Mr. Lloyd Jr. as Bob Cummings? Mr. Epstein as Humphrey Bogart? Mrs. Fleet as Amelia Earhart? Mr. L’rbanski as Lawrence Welk? Mrs. Moyano as Marie Wilson? Mr. Heyer as Peter Lavrford? Mr. Dudley as Ed Sullivan? Mr. Kurtz as Marshal Malt Dillon? Mr. Capone as Yul Brynner? Mr. Holler as the Lone Ranger? Mr. Jaczvnski as Perry Como? Mr. Lloyd. Sr. as Boris Karloff ? Mrs. Schneck as Mamie Eisenhower? Mr. Stachura as Fidel Castro? Mr.DeitzasJimmy Durante? Mrs. Bennett as Eleanor Roosevelt? ra ft ra ft ra ft ra ft u ra ra ft u m ra Iff ra ft ra ff io ra ft ra ft ra ra ft A FEW HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS We suggest... That someone nominate Mr. R. for Preside !. That school should start later in the morning. Sound-proofed walls and unbreakable lib equipment for Mr. C’ room That Mr. Youngman sing opera instead of Rock and Roll. That Mr. Lloyd Jr. learn sign language to communicate with when he loses his voice. That we have coke break . That we should go to school three day? a week ami have five month summer vacation. That eating be allowed in classes. That there be no more homework! That Mr. Mac just shut his eyes when he sees locker “decorations. ' Fruit flavored drinking fountain . That Seniors be allowed to excuse themselves from gym. EE EE EE EE EE EE ra EE EE EE EE EE EE EE COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY 1st Row l(jt 0 right): Helen Gregory. Tom Wallace. Jack Me- Cue. 2nd Row: Pat Watson. Lynne Tuttle, Janice Pazieiua, Ginny Kuhns. BOYS’ STATE Arne Kalma COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY The class of 59 elected seven students as Freeholders last year. These students visited Freehold as our representatives and saw how the county government conducts business affairs, makes money appropria- tions, runs institutions, and makes rules and regulations for managing the county. They visited the Hall of Records, the County Clerk’s office, the jail, and the office of the Surrogate. Those who went were Thomas Wallace, Sheriff; Jack McCue, County Clerk; Helen Gregory, Surrogate; anu Patricfa Watson. Virginia Kuhns. Lynne Tuttle, and Janice Pazienza, Freeholders. CITIZENSHIP Lejt: Jo-Ann Cusick. Right: Leslie Lockwood. BOYS’ STATE Arne Kalma was chosen as a rep- resentative of his class for Boys’ Slate last year. He spent eight days at Rutgers- the State University - where he learned about the workings of the State government, participated in the election of officers, as well as visiting Trenton to observe the gov- erning bodies themselves. Last year, the Citizenship Award was given by the Women's Club of Matawan to Leslie Lockwood and Jo Ann Cusick (alter- nate). Each year a junior girl who has the qualities of leadership, citizenship, and scholastic ability receives the award. Leslie attended Douglass College for a week, learning how the college functions, hearing lectures, and entering into a planned recreation program. She was also sent to Trenton, where she met Governor Meyner and the governing bodies, and learned about their duties. NAME AND FAVORITE SAYING Paul Barrett-'Who do you think you’re fooling? James Bauer- ]udas Priest, let’s go. Paula Behr-Uowdy. Peter Bennett—“Are you kiddin’ me? Nancy Brandigon—“I love ’em. Anne Cafiero—“Good Grief! Joan Cantoni—“Hey Judd!” Robert Catherwood— ‘Gx lesi.” George Cevasco-i'm cornin’. Charlotte Chart ier-is that so? Jamie C!ark-“Stomp him! Joseph Crane Chirp-Chirp Mary Cranshaw-“That’s the life, baby, you know. Jo-Ann Cusick-'Real Cool. Grace Del!aPietro- That’s Funny. Maureen Dennis-''Aw C'mon. Ming Dong—“You know what 1 mean? Barbara Ellison-“That figures. Charles Emley-“Believe me, there’s no doubt about it. Eileen Fagan-“Embarrassed.” Robert Faustmann-“7here you go.” Joan Freiwald- You’ll get yours.” Helen Gregory-Tm Hungry! Anne Grimaldi-'Fine and dandy, sugar candy!” Arthur Hahn-“Ahhh come on.” Beverly Hall—“I feel no pain!” Mariette Harrison-uA certain smile.” Patricia Helms- 1 can use up a life’s supply of anything in two weeks;” Leon Holmes— ;Ain’t you sad? Mildred Howe-“Boy! He's got nerve!” Lynn Hunter—“Well, you know how it is. Diane Hyer-“Really now! Arne Kalma- Let's be sensible. Karen Kineg- Crunch!” Myrna Koisa-it’s a riot! Paul Krautheim-'What, arc you nuts? Virginia Kuhn$-“0h, horrors!” Mary Jane Leddy-it makes you wonder.” Susan I-ee—“Play it cool. Leslie Lockwood—‘Uh dam! John Lorenzo--1.et it ride.” Lois Ludewig—'‘Don’t ya just know it? NAME AND FAVORITE SAYING Donald Lytkowski—“Great. Neil Malineonico-“$ay Doctor!” Susan Marino—“That’s the way it goes. Leslie Marshall- hat else did you get for Christmas? Robert Martin—“You’re out of tour lovin’ mind! Patricia McCann-Test la vie. John McCue-'‘What do ya say? Hey Kalma. what’s the answer. Judith Meeker-'How about that? Jo Ann Meier—“What a roach! William Meier- B!ood will flow ! Judith Meny—“Terrible!” Veronica Men2cl-“0h, baby, you know what I like.” Barbara Mitchell-”Pork and Beans.” Robert Morris-'Whal. me worry? Joan Mulerone-'l.ive for today and let tomorrow take care of itself.” Ed Norberg-“You know!” Genevieve Paige-“Emply barrels nuke the most noise.” Janice Pazienza-'You km what I like!!’’ Purvis Peeler—“Dig baby, you know! Rebecca Redman- What’d I do now?” Janeth Ricc-“That's where it's at! Judith Rice-“He’s a doll! Patricia Roddy—“Rift Rip. Joy Ronning- You’d lie surprised!” Agnes Rosato—“Good Grief! Shirley Russell—“Love many, trust few. but do harm to no one. Sophie $akowski- 0h me, what is I gonna do?” Patricia Schuber-‘‘Oh phoof! Ned Scully-That’s the breaks. Joanne Shea-i'm late? Anne Skupski-'jiminy Cricket! Fred Smith-’This is wicked.” Carl Stephens-“Cool your heels Pops. Dolores Tancredi-“Fm starving! Joseph Wallace-“Are you kidding me?” Elaine Williams—“Don’t worry about a thing, everything will be all right.” Iris Woolley-“Lets have a party!” Helen Xiques-i do not.” Joan Yates-'‘La de dah.” Ralph Zizza-“I no got.” SONG SAYING OUR SENIORS SONG SAYING “Say it Isn't So “Zing Wont the Strings of my Heart “I Get a Kick Out of You Blue Moon “Cot a Mitch? “Some Enchanted Evening Why Was I Born? “All Through the Night “I Won't Dance “Non Dementicar “Just a Dream The Object of my Affection “Beware of the Blob “Topsy and Tuny “What Did I Do? “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes “Lonesome Town “Why Don’t They Understand? “Could Hus Be Magic?” “Oh Boy! “What Can I Do? “Magic Moments “The Wizard” Secretly “Out of my Mind” “Chances Arc “How the Time Flies History test tomorrow Receiving diploma Teachers Passing exams Chem class Prom To take up space Prom Shy Seniors So what? Walk! No homework Jack to Ginny Food from the cafeteria Before Pillar publication Pillar Staff. Home Eo. Matawan at 12:00 P.M. Parents after report cards Passed chemistry! Got “A in history !! Not bowling well in the league Graduation Night Mr. C. doing experiments Eating during class Taking Exams I may graduate Four years of high school “It's All in The Game “To Know Him is to Love Him “What a Shame! “The End “It’s Only Make Believe “You Cheated Bye Bye Love “After School That’ll be the Day! Beep Beep “Splish Splash “One Night “I Got Stung “Rebel Rouser Put a Ring on my Finger When “Born Too Late” “Over the Weekend” “Green Mosquito “Scene of the Crime” “Call Me” “The Secret The Day the Rains Came “Problems” “Get a Job This Old Man “The Twelfth of Never Losing a football game Mr. Lloyd. Sr. Mr. Rosenaucr isn’t President 1959 Senior play Caught! See you in the funny papers Pillar Meetings Get 109-c in chemistry Cars in new parking lot Drinking fountains Graduation Quit pokin’ me! Matawan-Keypwt Bonfire Senior Rings Will Freshmen grow up? Freshmen Book reports Ronnie's car Lab I need your homework Mr. Rosenauer really likes the Seniors Even- Saturday there was a football game How to get excused from gym After Graduation Can’t go out for a week I’ll pass Trig. i MM I 45 History Repeats Itself Stone Wall Jackson—Mr. C. “Give me liberty or give me death -the hookey player. Boston tea party-Lunch room at 12:15. Emancipation Act—Vacation. Boston Massacre—Halls at 12:15 John Brown's Raid-Alumni Day. “Don't give up the ship'-Report cards. Solid South—M. H. S. at football games. Benedict Araold-Teachers Pet. Sherman’s March-Graduation. Town Crier—Mr. C Brain Trust—Honor Roll. Immigration—Freshmen. Underground Railroad-Passing test answers. The Growth of Industry-New Office. Depression of 1929-Flu epidemic. League of Nations-Student Council. New Deal-Graduation. Meat Inspection Act—Medical examination. Pony Express—Track Team. Third Reich—Seniors. Smuggling-Copying. Conservation Policy—Not doing homework. Official Ceremony-Graduation. The Gold Rush-To lockers at 12:15. Honest Abe—Mr. Lloyd, Sr. Blitzkrieg—Matawan-Key port football game. Big Four-Class Officers. Have Fun, Will Travel-Washington Trip. Civil War-Boys against girls at pep rally. Squatter Sovereignty-Pillar Staff's Room 51. War Hawks-Cheerleaders. Muckrakers-Journalism Club. Gentlemen’s Agreement-Bob Morris and Bob Martin and their locker. Tammany Hall-Seniors. Dollar Diplomacy-Library fir.es. Progressives-Student Council. Colossus of the North-Senior Class. Contraband-Smuggling a dog into Journalism das . Profiteering-Selling homework. Normalcy-Back to school after Summer vacation. Writs of Assistance-Excuse slips. W.P.A.—Without Permission to Anger Teachers. “On Our Way —Seniors graduating. Victory Loan-Being paid for a good report card. V-J Day-Victory at Job Hunting Day. Sedition Act-Quiet in the Classroom. Sit-down Strike—Not taking gym. Selective Service Act-Picking members for decorating committee. Two Party System-Upper classmen vs. Lower classmen. Party Conventions-Club meetings. Progressive Movement-Outlawing cliques. Postal Service-Passing notes in Mr. R.’s room. Caucuses-Pillar Meetings. EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE