Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)
- Class of 1958
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2' I 1' 1 . -4 x x 5-R XX QHNQTW Ill in E . I it :LJ S x I n 1 u in -.x Yr T .-:...:- I 35:21 . r.:-..: Q E-Ei . ll ...... :-4: 1 I El. T' Q .-A , :Q N Q!W5.15 ' NQ,f? ' V A Y A 0 m,,.a! 5,6+3dg,A,-Fw Sins. Qivuut ,grief -, V, Q. fr A . f 1, F .-. x' ,K ,y,.,-'- A ,QA ..' ' iii.hi if Q' q,Q.'2'.:Kf:fff-. 'Q R 1' C. Uhr 1953 Qwrnrh 3Bresente7J 3519 The benuur Glass ff, Si EV J Q , N I 1 X if ,X 11 A I 1 GH SCHOOL EW JERSEY I '.....1.. r::'J Qlma Mater O Z 04 ...- Wes Wav line' We stand firm for Merchantvllle Shrlne of our loyalty She wlll show her lron will as She steadlly carries on to victory Never wlll her splrlt dle Never wlll know defeat All her glorles echoing through On hlgh our Merchantvllle We wlll ever boast her as our Alma Mater as a source of strength To live a better llfe We will always be sincere to the School we hold so dear we will back Her up through any klnd of strlfe 4 j I . P Q I LS , - , x. I - .' The sky implant her strongly alone I X Z A I V so , S we 193052 Ulu ehicate . . . It IS wlth great prlde that we ded cate the 1958 RECORD to Mrs Reba A Senseman As a result of her effort and mterest our hlgh school days were made much easxer Her careful attent1on to the many detalls Whlch are part of the dally operatlon of Merchantvllle Hlgh School and her sincere mterest 1n our welfare and progress were most meanmgful to us Mrs Senseman exem pllfleS the perfect balance of efficlency and graclousness and we shall always remember her as a helpful frlend REBA A SENSEMAN J, We ' ' R ' 1 ,arlr ' f - aarsr f . - . Yi as an - - i f l . ' . ' - M 'V V 3 W.. .5 ix A f -A , fi ' 'a ' R 5 anh tu thank Edward I Berry Jr Ruth H Foster James A Seybold Carlton S Jacobson Rnchard M Stephenson 015192 Baath nf hunatlnn The members of the Merchantulle Board of EdHC3tl0n through thelr foreslght, thexr careful and conscxentlous attentlon to our many problems, and through thelr constant efforts to lmprowe the Merchantulle Schools have provided for us an opportunxty for the best p0SSlb1C educatlon The class of 1958 wishes to express ltS smcere appreclatlon to the Merchantvxlle Board of Educa tlon for tlllS Hne foundatlon upon whlch we may bulld our manv and warned future endeaw ors it an-q Eleanor B Stlles Vice Preszdent BenF Lerch E Durell Parker Robert E Seabrook President Secretary to Board o 0 0 , r I 4 'I - , . 4 4 e n 5 . . V V. , V . . . A . - C. Lincoln Brown 5- . . P , . '-J X . QUIUIUISIIHIIUII To the Class of 1958 In tlns perxod of p0lltlC1l umertamtv, domestxc economlc crxsls and grave l1ltC1'Il3tl0I1Zil tenslons the Class of 1958 of the Nlerchantvxlle Hwh Qchool 19 about to he graduated and merged wlth the on gomg' masses of lll11T1 lI'lltW How well vou 'xdijust to vour new envlronment and how effectlvelv vou mlv be able to mfluence vour generatlon ln tha C0119tl'l1CtlXt solutxons t some of these prohlems IS your greatest challenve If you slncerelv accept tlns challenge and do vour verv best, the future mnv he pleas ant, satxs faitorv :nd above all mav lu hllmd with '1 reason able promise of peace Qmcerelv , I Edgar Bxshop Superlntendent of School Yessy' Wllllam R Flmn Prznczpal Ai J Edgar Bishop Supermtendent of Schools To the Class of 1958 The years vou have spent together as students ln the Nlerchantvllle Hlgh School are rapldly drawmg to a close I trust that they have been fruitful years and that vou vvlll take with you the S21tlSfaCtl0l1 of academlc accompllshments that have led you to vour goals 1n llfe The class of 1958 wlll long be remembered for 1ts unselfish devotlon to the Ideals of our school, and I am lndeed grateful to vou for all your loyal cooperatlon ln all phases of student 3CtlVltV After Commencement vour dally assoclatlons as a class wlll cease to be but mav vour love and loyalty to C od bless vou and vour fannlles as you leave us, and mav vour Ines be filled wlth health and happmess Cordlally vo Yvxlham R I'hnn Prmclpal Mr Davld D Clulev IS Merchantvxlles very ,,, capable Asslstant Prlnclpal Through hls careful attentxon to the many exactmg dutxes whlch ll1S posltlon requlres, he has alded the students of Merchantv llle Hlgh School to reahze the full bene fits of a high school educatlon David D Cluley Assistant Pnnczpal r r r a. .1 . K, . . K. Q ,.-nur! QV ,f , J 1. . 1 I ' fi . . . 1 k, ' 1 . . 1 I . --.., W W . v I ' Av v 1 v ' ,' x l ' .Y .Y 2. I 4 . .Y x ' ' v - . ' 'w . ' o 'A I , h r .I iv 1 I. rg u .v . xv 5 l 1.1 x I 1 'l, .' .',z 1 'Hz , ay 2' - . us - L. h V . . A V. . . Y , of fm fn v . . . 4.4 V C I W, ,Ni 'fl ' S U 'V , . - . your Alma Mater grow richer as the years go by. Q-V Y n v sly' I . . V QA y 1' V ffh ' . . Qfg. Q K it if K ' sl as 'Q saw u - . . 0 . . . . , M, 1 fs 1 ' ' 'Q . V. I u n ! v 'Mrs 4 bb V I I . . . 1 - i if-1 A I I Qhmsnrs Mrs Marie R Pentz -up-3 Mr Merr1llC Snook We shall alvmass be grateful to Urs Nlarle R Pentz and NIr Nlerrlll C Qnook our ad x xsors for the guldance and h lp they hawe gnen to us ln both our school 3CtIW1tlCS and ln our personal ln es iaursz ilnhrarnans 5s,,,,,,...J Mrs Lou1seA Bolmger Mrs LOUISE A Bolmger, Vlerchant ulles frlendlv and efliclent nurse well known to us all We can always rely upon her to ease our everyday aches and pams Mrs Mar1onC Alllson Mrs HelenF Oldach The lxbrarg, under the capable superuslon of Mrs Helen Oldach and her asslstant 'Vfrs Marlon Alllson, IS an lmportant center of the school and commumty WILLIAM L ANDERSON Rutgers Unlverslty Boston Umverslty Temple Umverslty B S Umversxty of South Wales and Monmouthshlre Elemen tary Soclology World History Advanced Sociology SAMUEL C BEAR Millersville State Teachers Col lege BS Umverslty of Penn sylvama M S Metal Shop Mechamcal Drawing NANCY B BLOMQUIST Keuka College BA Cornell Umverslty Engllsh II III EDMOND A BOYER Trenton State Teachers College B S Wood Shop HELEN V BOYER Monbclalr State Teachers Col lege BA Latin Engllsh E JOYCE BURNS West Chester State Teachers College B A English janultp ln! Nzzv' 9 CLYDE H CHYNOWETH Gettysburg B A Rutgers Um versity Hlstory Elementary Soclology JOI-IANNA R CONERTON New Jersey College for Women BS Drexel Instltute of Tech nology MS Clothmg JOSEPH P CONERTON Umverslty of Scranton B A Unlverslty of Pennsylvania M A Enghsh IV SELMA CONSTON Temple University BS Short hand Typmg Jumor Busmess Tralnmg EDWARD E CRAMER Temple Umverslty BS Rut gers Unxversxty M 1nEd Book keepmg I II FRANK DAVIDSON Gettysburg College Temple University B S English II DONALD N. DONALDSON Trenton State Teachers College, B.S.3 Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, M.inEd.g Physical Edu- cationg Hygiene. RICHARD M DRISCOLL Holy Cross College Central Missouri BA University f Delaware Rutgers University U S History I Economic Geog raphy ROBERT D ELDER Trenton State Teachers College B S Rutgers University LL B M S Algebra I II Solid Geom etry Trigonometry RICHARD ESPINOSA La Salle College BA Umver sity of Pennsylvania MS Pennsylvania State University Villanova University Spanish I C CHARLES HAINES History II Modern History BERNICE B HEDRICK Urslnus College BS Univer sity of Pennsylvania MA French I II -vli , yn nz x I' ix A --Q 'HQ' kg 1 CATHERINE C. HIGGINS New York Universityg Temple University, B.S.g M.inEd.g Ad- vanced Oflice Practiceg Stenog- raphy II. R WARD HOLDER Edmboro State Teachers Col lege BS in Ed Plane Geom etry General Math JANE B HUKILL Simmons College BS Unlver slty of Pennsylvania Spanish I MORRIS A HULSIZER Temple University AB New York University EdM Chem lstry ELEANOR J IMMLER Lebanon Valley College B S University of Pennsylvania Temple University Vocal Music VERONICA W JAROCKA Beaver College A B Unlver sity of Pennsylvania M S in Ed U S History I II a : nv, . . . - ,S - -: , ,Og b Sw A ,g .: . - . . ' S ' ' ' Yr 9 , 1 at . 1 6' - ' . - . i-T: , , : - ni i II. ' ' i y.-.Q ': 5. ..',..3 II. i ' 'f .KR ' CQ f Albright College, B.s.g U.. s. gg.. , I , , ffffiist f A I0 JOSEPH JENNINGS RONALD L. LONG Temple University, B.S.g M. in Ithaca College B.S.' University x Y 9 Y Ed.g Instrumental Musicg Har- ' 3 of Pennsylvania, M.S.g Physical mony and Theory. Educationg Physiology and Hy- V gieneg Director of Athletics. ROBERT S MATTESUN Haverford College AB Um lege BA University of Ver 'V rfflsite' 0f Pennsylvania Eng 'E ' is mont M 1nEd Latin II III IV ELIZABETH B JOHNSON Montclair State Teachers Col MARY A McMANIMEN JOHN D JONES Montclalr State Teachers Col Rutgers University BS Tem Eifveligy tlgeqglliilgagvelsgii ple University General Science '.,, ham University English IH Biology Elementary Sociology Creative English RALPH W JONES MARTIN A POCIUS University of Pennsylvania Temple University B A in Ed M S C P Physics Practical Physics Plane Geometry Bucknell University B S in Ed Biology PEARL C KIMES GEORGE A RHEA Urslnus College B A Unlver Temple University B S ln Ed sity of Pennsylvania MA if XX Rutgers University U S His World History U S History tory I Elementary Sociology II Current Affairs MARY N. RICE Cenggrlmllgsxlug lgig0UI?nlIver Trenton State 'Teachers Coluege B S Temple niverslty in ity of Pfnlgigllvanlil W1 S U S Ed University of Pennsylvania 'Story em ls my Hygiene Physical Education W A ll , . ., - Q 1 1 - 'S Q 9 0 I I ' 4, 1: . - - ' ' 3 i 3 . . . .' . n 9 ! , . . . I I fr, , is 'A' . . . l' ' . g ,X 8 . . , . '. .5 J I . - . , 0- ' ' id i t . . ' . . , - -s 1 A- A , it . . 2 -- .-1 . -. - 'f S 1 , ' : - ' I :EIR . ' l.1 5 EARL L RINGLER Unlted States Mllltary Acad emy BS Temple Umverslt Algebra I II Plane Geometry ELIZABETH M ROBB Bucknell UHIVBTSIIY B A Eng llsh III IV REESE H RUEDIGER West Chester State Teachers College BS Temple Unlver slty Health Physical Educa tlon Drlver Educatlon ELEANOR A RUSH Unlversxty of Delaware BA University of Pennsylvama Speech I II English II BEATRICE SACHSE Unlverslty of Pennsylvania, BS ln Ed, MS ln Ed , Book keeping I, Sales EDNA Y SCOTT Trenton State Teachers College, BSQ Hyglene, Physxcal Educa tlon. QQ-Q Agt FRANK H SMILEY Lafayette College AB AM Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla Temple UHIVBISIIY Pennsyl vama State College General Math Science SHIRLEY C STUMPP Drexel Institute of Technology BS Foods CATHERINE M TACKNEY Immaculata College BS Penn sylvama State Umversxty Rut gers Umverslty Stenography I Typmg I Business Law PAUL A WESTMAN ake Forest College A Wheaton College Temple Um verslty Berkeley Dlvlnlty School CYaleJ Englxsh I III CHARLES WILKINSON lgemple Umverslty, B A., B F A , rt EMILY E YOCHUM Rlder College, BCS nn Ed , Typmg I, II, Jumor Business Tralmng bpeelal bertnees QBff1ee Secretaries 'fv Z Mlss Jane Armstrong Mrs Reba A Sensman Mlss Adalene J Stefamm Through the combmed efforts of lhICi'Cl1rlIltVlll8 Hlghs secretarxes, w have a well co ordmated ofhce staff of wluch we may well be proud ftllafetena Jlllamtenanee From left E Rohm L. Swope E Wllkmson B Kalbach T Rommel L Baar The untlrmg efforts of the very effl clent cafeterm staff m provldlng us wlth nutrltlous and well prepared lunches are greatly apprec1ated as we stop our dally routme for the pause that refreshes From left C Brummer C Laws W Glb son L Fults R Keely H Lowder L Eckard P Sochor Through the efforts of the mfunte nance staff, the school and the sur roundxng grounds are kept 1n good COIldltl0I1 They are always prepared to handle any emergency quxckly and eflicxently I I Y I QQ' .: .' if Q K. ., . C I I :. , ,. , :. ,. , .' . ,. ,. . , . , . , . , ,. . .. - 1-4- 311. Jifemurzam M4 ?, nl !W X Q Q-X sf AFL' 1-l HARRY MAJOR COOK 1940 1956 Hls smlllng way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall He had a klndly word for each And died beloved by all Some day we hope to meet hlm Some day we know not when To clasp hls hand ln the better Never to part agam I4 land 2 O f W5 X y kill V Z .X lr 4 ,U 'Y' Q' x ' V' 7 O , we ' , r 7 O P . ' , f .X ,I fn A.-54 LQ emu-r I nfif .- -r f- Q09 4-9 ' 'v ? iq 7 ,4 ' . 'P H A H A l f-'-' xg fxq , L A N Q , 1 , y 4 M 33 N X? A a C503 Qtlass Qwfiners CLASS OFFICERS James Duffield ..4..,.....,.....,,....,..,.,....,.. President Louis Veronica ..4,...,........,..,.,.,.... Vice-President Cynthia Rose ...,......., ,.............. . .,...,,...,. S ecretary Edwin Robb ......,.....,,.,.., .......,..,...,..,... T reasurer The Senior Cabinet is the governing body which directs the 8CtlYltlCS of the Senior Class It con sists of the class officers and two representatives from each senior home room With the very busy program in which the seniors engage during their last wear, this group has a great responsibihtv to see to xt that all the important events of the year are successfully accomplished First Row M Kevollc J Arnold P Reese J Duffield C Rose P Slmon Miss Klmes Second Row S Hartel B Grange J Mebs J Schultz M Durham Third Row E Robb E Campbell A DAlessandro T Straub L Veronica 16 r I . , l f 1 .. -5 -. . fr' I 9 , ,if 4 ' .4-' . Q 6 A J , ,L Lf I WV I h . 9 u ' . . . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . . . , , . . , . . . , . . JOAN ADAMS 4416 Laurel Avenue Pennsauken Jonl Want a rnznute lrkes pzz a pze sewing basketball and volleyball Talent some where dzslzkes homework Hobby desrgmng clothes Ambztzon to get somewhere m lzfe habrt of wratmg let ters to lvort Chafee Ark Student Councll 2 Assembly Commlttee 2 Record Stall' 4 MARTIN P ALKIS 1612 N 40th Street Pennsauken Marty H1 beautzful connmsseur of fine foods Talent danc mg playzng pzano hkes gurls food actzng Ambr tion busmess executive Mixed Chorus 4 3 2 Foot lxghters 4 3 2 Class Cabmet 2 Student Counc1l 3 Jun1or Play Senlor Play Assembly Commlttee 3 Boys Chorus 4 3 2 Record Llterary Staff CLETA M AMBROSE 6517 Chestnut Avenue Pennsauken Cleta ' It figures l1kes a certam boy dates and clothes is lakes exams talent for laughzng Averszon gettrng up Monday mormng Ambz tzon elementary school teacher Chorus 4 Band and Orchestra 4 2 Tr1H14 3 2 F 3 Glrls Chorus 4, S 2 Record StaE JOHN ANGELUCCI 3811 Sharon Terrace Pennsauken Splck Lakes mile shooting gurls base ball and football dzslzkes Hzstory quzet type Averswn gettmg up early Ambrtron draftsman NANCY E APPLEGATE Clover Avenue Haddonlield Nan Oh cut rt out Hobby drwzng lrkes to yztterbug Rack Nelson and hzs records dzslzkes concerted sopho rnores Averston mzssm Roland and Igor' m bztzon przvate secretary Freshmen Basketball Red Cross 1 Glrls Chorus 2 Sophomore Trl H1 Junlor and Semor Pla Commxttee JUDITH E. ARNOLD 5707 High Street Pennsauken 'Judy Gomg 'up m the balcony to day? peppy cheerleader Averszon stop srgns and sunlamps lakes cheesebur gers clothes and U of P Ambztzon ecvecutzve secretary Student Councll 4 3 Senlor Class Cabmet Cheerleaders 4 Bnology Club 4 Trl H14 Treas 3 FTA Pres 4 Sec 3 Record Staff 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 3 GILBERT L BADTORFF JR 3733 Kmg Avenue Pennsauken G1 Never do today what you can put of untnl tomorrow lakes bowlmg football dancmg and campmg dlslzkes fi-rh essays and book reports Hobbies photography Aver szon crammmg Ambntzon college graduate Spamsh Club 4 3 BARBARA BALSAMA 4254 Terrace Avenue Pennsauken Nana All that Ja z lakes movzes and readmg drslzkes gettzng up early Talent playzng the pzano Averswn French Ambztzon secretary 1rls Chorus 2 Tr1 H1 3 Colorguard 4 DOROTHY M BARUCH 5513 Peabody Avenue Pennsauken Dot Crazy lakes pzz a poe and drzvmg dzslzkes cold class rooms Hobby wrztmg let ters Talent causing rms: ups Ambztron nurse Archery 2 Sw1mn11ng Club 2 '1r1 H1 4, 3, Llasslcal Club 2 Future Nurses Club 2 Senlor Play, Junlor Play commlttee Record ROBERT BAUER 202 State Street Merchantvxlle Lefty Yes I know likes pzzza dislikes women drrvers school, and TV Talent pmboy Ambztzon bartender or professional chess player s n sc -av S ' ' - rc ' ' J: - - ,, . 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' SPS' ' ' v , ' 3 y Eflff ig RICHARD L BERGEY 215 Westminster Avenue Merchantville Dick I'hats tough Talent tootzn the tuba Likes as ketball and chzlt con carnz Ambition teacher Band 4 3 2 1 Student Council 2 1 Science Club 1 Junior Play JANET BERRYMAN 219 Lmderman Avenue Delaware Township Jan I H 4 1 Hobbies sem ang and reading talent for sleeping lzltes pz u subs and all sports dzslzkes History Averszon gettzng up in the morning Amln tion legal secretary Fashion Show 4, 3 2 Library Club 4 Sec 3 2 1 Honor So clety 4 3 Receptionist 4 and Sr Play Committees Rec ord Business and Llterarx Staff Delegate to Girls Citi zenshlp Institute RONALD BIANCHI 314 Third Avenue Delaware Township Catfish Cra y aluays seen -with a different orrl Azerszon getting up in the morning Ambition to graduate Football 4 3, 2 VERNA BISHOP 1911 Martin Avenue Merchantulle Vern Oh brother' quiet typ! likes Commercial Lau sum: ming and rust brown 8 Chevys Azerszon nozsy care Ambition stenographer in the W A VES RICHARD F. BLIZZARD 2357 Hillcrest Avenue Pennsauken Rich Take a 'vote . . . Talent for wrecking nzujflers . . . Hobby: his car . . . likes pizza pies and ood . . . dislikes exams cars that stal . . . Ambition: engineer. Visual Aids 25 Spanish Club 35 Honor Society 3. lr ftfrx ,' FRANKLIN BORDEN Ashland Avenue Ashland Frank Dependable Hobby model railroads Aver.-non people .wth tempers Ambztzon bookkeeper ROBERT BOLHON 6144 Forrest Avenue Pennsauken Bob Oh ya? girls sports an football veteran dzslzkes Physics uants to get to college Football 4 3 2 Mixed Chorus 4 3 Bows Chorus 4 3, 2 Hi Y 2 Biology Club 4 Record Staff 4 NORMA BRANDVIK 517 Kenilworth Avenue Delaware Township Norma Lzkes tobogganmg bowling art and all kinds of ood dzslzltee concezted boys Averszon carrying textbooks Hobbzes we skating and dancmg Ambition beautzczan Record Business Staff 4 3 2 Iumor Tr1H1 Junior Plas Senior Plav Committee Basket hall 1 Honor Society 4 3 Receptionist 4 DENNIS BRAINSOME 1851 45th Street Pennsauken Dennis the Menace fake it easy likes onion rolls summnng double feature movies and Physics Hes the happy fisherman Am bztton to travel the world wide Boys State Honor Society Swimming 4 3 2 Archery 4, 3 2 Football 3, 2 Receptionist 4 JACQUELINE A. BRITTON 56 West Maple Avenue Merchantville Jackie Really . . . Holly Ball Queen . . . Hobl1ie.s.' bouling dancing .vzoimming ice skating . falent! eating . . . likes piwa pie bowling . . . dislikes home- -work . . . A-version: school . . . Ambition: primate secretary. Color Guard 4, 3g Girls Chorus 2g Record Business Staff 43 Monitor Statt 4, 3g Senior Play Committee 43 Tri-Hi 4. WARRINGTON E BROWN 549 Merchant Street Delaware Townshxp Pete Amt bad at all talent or makmg and ependmg money Arr Force bound Aver szon flat tzree lzkee care Ambzt on to fly Jets Football 2 1 Basketball 1 Visual Alds Club 3 4 BARBARA A BURGER 3742 Frostholfer Avenue Pennsauken Burger Blts Youre so funny lzkev football games Italran foocl and partzev flzslzlles Hwtoru and getting np 1n the 'mornzno Talent erackzng gum Ambztzon azrlme hostess ELAINE I BURKE 1634 N 45th Street Pennsauken Elaine Thats a, cuzch Hobblev readtng and sewing lzkes a certazn boy m the Nazy and ood Azervzon home-work A7llbIll0ll nurs-mg and marraaae Future Nurses 4, N Ice Pres 3 2 Llbrary Counc1l3 2 PAUL CAMPANA 111 Lmderman Avenue Delaware Township Sonny H1 ya aflazol not lzkes Physzvv plz a pw we hockey and football talent for droppmg tranenzzssaons m bztzon US Coast Guard EUGENE E CAVIPBELL 1920 Tlnsman Avenue Pennsauken Gene What w happenin ? lakes people sporte poolroomfr and boalzng talent for Qmgznq always smzlmg lzer won Navy Ambrtzon Solflzer MlYCll Chorus 4, 3, 2, Boys' Chorus 4, 3, 2, Student Council 4, H1 Y 2, Football 2 Qan- -1:7 T' ff Q Qfkuurv Y' QQ? 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ROBERT H CANTOR 56 W Maple Avenue Merchantvllle Bob It takes two to tango as a talent for talkzng lzkes readmg sports Spanish and muszc evpeczally Glen Maller Averezon women rn bctzon to be a wurreev Spanish Club 4 3 BARBARA CAPUTI 309 Union Avenue Delaware Township Barb You re so funny likes pt a Ifrench frzee and bor wtth crew cuts davlzklv omonv and llathematze-r Azeruon 6B luneh 1121 batzon marry a mtllaonatre I' B LA 4 Commercxalettes 4 ROBERT B CARGEN 103 Palmwood Avenue Ashland Chunky lou re gonna get :tl Iukew mufuc food football and ba-reball easy to talk to talent for playzng the accordion Get that pomt Bob Ambition teacher Football 4- 3 Student Council iaseball 4- J H11 l Class Cabmet 3 RUTHANNE CATHCART 1701 46th Street Pennsauken Ruthanne Ohf lzkev to dance talk rat frpaghettt and pr a pw Hobby collrctmg stufed ant mals Averfrlon homework Ambztzon przzate ver-retary Commerclalettes 2 CHRISTOPHER CHIARO 2249 Merchantvxlle Avenue Pennsauken Chris Take tune nts a lover talent for gettmg an trouble Averszon howpztal hours lllnt.Il1Jl0,fl'l6'lldl-lj knoun Ur hw Yul lirynner :ole Ambe fzon own a mee track JOSEPH CIPRIANO 2136 Lexington Awenue. Pennsauken Clp I nt that fromcfhmgf lakes to shoot pool dislzkcs oettzng up tn the morning mee dresser good danen talent for getting out of trouble Hobby drzzing a blue and while Ford flzer Qzon women drivers 1711171 tion spaghetti bender LA JOY E COLLIER 2591 Haddonfield Road Pennsauken Oy I zkfv ther wburoers Slfllllll flown at lhll s' and aomq out to lular Grote talent for not zlomo honuztork A mbzhou to oun a 18 Oldvmobzlf l Bl A 3 vl0llll0I' 3 HARRX COLLISON Burnt Mill Road Ashland Harry l ou re sueet lzkes girls and sports talent for roller vkatmo dislikes History and flat tires Ambztaon ehennsl Classical Club 1 SHERIN E COOK 1823 47th Street Pennsauken Cookie Cant know enjoys rar-mg her o7 Chevy likes eertazn farmers and French frzes at the Round House dislikes cold mormngs and stop lzghts Azerswn borlng classes friendly Oh that laugh Ambztzon Learn to suzm Ir and Sr Play Committees Commerclalettes 2- Record Staff 4- Basketball 2. JUDITH A. COWGILL 6234 High Street Pennsauken Termite All of Il sudden . . . dislikes burnptious boys . . . Hobby: mozies . . . likes bouling cherr- leading and ire skating . . . Atersion: History . . . Ambi- tion: serretrlry then marriage. Cheerleading 4- Lommercial- cttes 2' Swimming 2- Junior Red Cross 2- Senior Play Com- mittee. WVR 'ir 1 1 THOMAS CREAM 6306 Magnolia Avenue Merchantvllle Nick Dont zaorry about lt Ilobbzes war pwtures cars likes all sports Ambltaon azrplane ptlot Football 2 Baseball 2 Basket hal 2 CARL J CRISMOND 1609 49th Street Pennsauken Jim Come on would ya baseball player lukes gurls cars eatmg and sports di.-:lakes school homework any .ork ' Aversaon school Ilobbtes sunrnmtng and bowl an Ambataon an engineer ANTI-IOlNY DALESSANDRO 2270 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Tony Too much lakes dogs gurls and musw dislikes tests 4'Lereuon homeuork Hobby reading has a talent for drauzng 18 lost 'wnthout hu pipe Ambttmn electromes engmeer Coedsfl-3 H1Y43 er chants News 4- 8 2 Student Council 4 3 Boys Chorus 4 'Z 2 Jr and Sr Plays Class Cabinet 4 Monitors 4 ARLENE D AMBROSIO 6842 Rosemont Avenue Pennsauken ll here s Javk? ltkes pn za and a certain blond dislikes basketball and Math Averswn short boys Ambrtzon secretary to doctor FBLA 4 Tr1H1 CONYERS M. DEAN 2217 39th Street Pennsauken Dean Hey!! Worm . . . lzkes Math and Algebra . . . dislikes Ilis- tory and lima beans . . . Aver- sion: girls . . . Ambition .' Navy. Baseball 2. VERNAGAIL DENT 6560 Park Avenue Pennsauken Vern I cant stand at talent for sleepmg Hobby boy frzend l1kes all sports dzslzlces the three day measles Ambition marrzuge Jr Red Cross 4 3 2 Com merclalettes 2 Future Nurses Club 2 Sr Trl H1 4 EMILY E DIAZ Church Road 8: Wllson Ave Merchantvllle Mena Talent aaymg the wrong thmqv Hobby sewmg lzkes lzterature Averszon rock and roll Amlntwn m1s szonary an Latin Amerwa Span1sh Club 2 L1brary 1 MARION DOERR Mercer Street Delaware Townshlp Mar Dear Gussze If you see a black and whzte Chevy run' lzkes drwmg Matlaehs and WIBG dwlzkes walkmg Ambztzon go to Flornda Llbrary 4 Pres, 3 2 1 Tr1 H1 4 3 2 Momtor Staif4 FRITZ DOERSTLING Pennsauken Fritz Those crazy hot rod kzds Hobby ears Averszon ataymg m on weekends m bztzon Naval avzator Archery2 Football 4 3 Classl cal Club 2 La Tertulla 3 JAMES F DUFFIELD 23 Volan Street Merchantvllle Jlm Want to buy my car? lzkes a certam gurl Hot Rod magazme Hobbzes cars sports Talent speed shaft m Averszon cars that dontrun Ambztton succesv Football 4 3 2 1 Basketball 1 C Pres 4 3 Bxology Club 4 WILMA DUFFY 408 Third Avenue Delaware Township W1 You re sweet lzkes danc ang and plaza dlslzkes cold weather and no mazl Aver non losmg free perzods Ilobby wrztmg letterv Am bzt1on happzness Student C0llllCll 2, 1 Red Cross Club 2 Future Nlurses Club Ir1 H MARGARET M DURHAM 25 E Cedar Avenue Merchantv1lle Peggy Now Iwten nzce to lrnou Ilobbzes knzltmg socks and sweater? likes Columbm weekends dzslzltes brussel sprouts Aver-non 6B lunch Arnbztzon secretary to a Columbza lawyer btudent Counc1l 4 3 Trl H1 4 3 2 S B1ology Club 4 3 2 F 4 Se , Chorus 4, 3, 2 Orchestra 4, 3, 2, Band 3 2 MARJORIE J ELLIS 1724 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Margle Bad news likes Princeton dtshkes ezght oclock gym class talent for fallznry asleep under sun lumps and talkmg Aversmn boy-f other drzvers and measles Ambztzon psychratrzst Hockey 4 3 2 Archery 4 3 2 Blology Club 4 Pres, 3 2 Stu dent Counc1l3 Jr Play Band 'md Orchestra 4 3, 2 Llbrary Clu 4 3, 2 JOHN FAUCETT Kresson Road Delaware Townshlp Butch You aznt too cool cute frzendly ltkes gzrls money and cars talent for spend mg money 4-terszon gozng home early flmbatzon own a tourzng servzce Football 2 1 Record Staff 4 Student Councll NANCY C FELSBERG 6528 Collms Avenue Pennsauken Nancy What 9 the matter? Hob Ines mum- collectmg stujell nnzmals talent for zarztang letters lakes food musw dwlzltev sad money Hzftmy tests Averszon llonduy marnmgv Amlntzon musm teaeher H1 4 .3 2 Band 4 , custra 1- 3 2 A Cl nsslcal Club 2 Guls Chorus 4 3 Record 4 Jr Play Com m1ttee if '17, 11 1 ,, - as 11 K . . . ' rr 1 ' 1: K ' N ' ' ' ' . . . . , 1. V 1 , A A S , 3 ' n 1 I ' . ' ' , I y,n 4 A 1 . ' 2, lg ' - l 2. I . ' . I U ll 77 ' . S ' '. , . . . ' ' 1 U H , . . . I .' ' I, ' ' . 5 l . 4 . ' , 4 .- . 1 9 ec.: Sec., , g .T.A. c. 35 . . 5 , 1: , . 1- 66 77 KK ' !! if ' I! II - if IJ ' , ' : ' . 'C ' . . . ' : ., ' . , , 5 '- ' K . fl ., . D ' . . . , , 3 I V - 1 . . . 1 1 5 s 1 5 .. ., 3 - 5 - 3 N Q if QA f . , . -g ' , . 4 , . b - 2635 Centre Street 1. A ' f , u ' as ,gr sf f ff - - U ' . . . -W f . . . - .- -- 1 X1 ' ' . ' I A - is I' ' an ' ' ff - ,- u D I D y . . , X wx.. K . - - : , . . . . ., 3 , 5 -- X 1 . . . . . - - - . ' ez 'Y ' . . . . 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' , 4 ' U' f - 1 ' 4 'Q ' ' - H WILLIAM FETTERMAN 5039 Whltman Terrace Pennsauken B1 Its none too eool roe and roll smger quarterback Averszon knee socks' uants to be a professnonal water polo pIaye1 Chee chee bzwana Football 4 3 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 4 3 Spanlsh Club 2 H1 Y 4, 3 2 JAMES FINNEGAN 7291 Walnut Avenue Pennsauken Shamrock You talk some of the uall 71-ve lakes Enolzsh foot ball and long hazr Azer swn long dogs Ambntzon college Talent elzek deals- Hobby clzmbmg towerv Orchestra 3 2 B nd 3 2 Chorus3 Boys Chorus 2 Mon ltor 4 Student Counc1l 3 Bl0l0gy Club 4 3 2 Sophomore Cabmet Football 4 3 2 H1 Y 4 3, 2 Sr ay JEANNE R FISCHER 3711 Amon Avenue Pennsauken Flsh Ill never tell flazr for art and talkmg likes a certam boy pa a and good muszc dz'-'likes rare that cant go backuarde Azer wons homework and study halls A77lblfl0ll to be sue cevvful Basketball 3 2, Stage Lrew 4 I Sktlmmlllf., Club Z Rf-Lord Staff 4 Student Councxl 4 3 Play Co1nm1ttees 4 3 NEAL M FISHER 2627 Rockafellow Avenue I ennsauken Neal lou know at llobbzes bomlmo and part tune Jobs I1kes sports and a. eertam someone has a talent fo: talkmg hm Lay out of thmgs' Aversnon Ihyszes teete Amb1t1on to be a lacyer 'Vlerchant Nleus Busmess and Sports Edxtor 4 3 2 Record Stat? Ass1sta11t Edltor 4 Stu dent Lounexl 4 Sr and J Play H1Y 4 3 2 Football 4 3 Bl0l0gy Club 4 ess Jersey Boys State Delegate 3 JAMES FITZGERALD 2203 N 37 Street Pennsauken W h1tt1e Hey Pop Eye Hobby trazelmg has a talent for any type of work lzkes gurls dzslzkos' bzlls' Averszorz tomen drzversf Amb1t1on settle down 11 'kg ,1 'W Z' luke MARY N FITZGERALD 1969 49th Street Pennsauken NI1cky Squats Hobby ufltlilfl letter-1 Ilkes food uatr'h1ng Roland and US 11' dn-lzkev wpmaeh and report eards 1111111011 vtuduzng for Hwtory teetv Ambrhon veeretary Record, Co Fd1tor 111 Clnef Sr Trl H1 NICE Pres 4 Nhxed Chorus 4 2 Reeeptlonlsts 4 GITIQ Chorus 3 2 Svummmg Club 3 Jr Play Comm1ttee ANDREA L FLETCHER 25 Phllmar Avenue Ashland Andy That-1 lafe Hobby ska! 111 l1kes cheermg I'reneh an qflflll sknng dwlrkei' people 44,70 eheer the1r Omll eheerv flzerwruon State troopers eflllblflllll eehool teaeher Cheerleader 4 Co Capt 3 Iatm Club 1 Footlxghters 1 T H1 3, 2 1 BLANCHE FLOYD Rt 38 and Hampton Road Merchants llle Blanche and rlrnmo dlshkew horror pu-tures and eokes bluvhes -tzervron Horee Operas Ambztuon to go to eolleae uture Nurses Club 4 3 2, Tr1 H1 4 3 2 Red Cross 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 LOIS L GANTT 6320 Clayton Avenue Merchantvllle Lo1s You better beheve ft go ahead Hobbwv dune mg and reeords l1l1e.v cook mo and potato ehzps 19 lakes detentzon and homework Azersnon conceded bow- Amb1t1on secretary DONNA L. GILBERT 520 Franklm Avenue Merchantvxlle D L G lhats a real not cate frzendly l1kee uater srkung and red Corvettes A verszon llonday rnornmqe talent for lauqhmo and drzzmg Ambmon rope a chermcal engmeer Mayorettes 4, Co Capt 3 2 Trl H1 4 H .u,, :V 11A - vs 11 1 1, , ' ' ' LN 1, ., . .1, ' - 1 . . . I. 1 , - - - - - . . I ' y f' ug., 1. y 11 1' 1 1 1 q 1 1 1 1 . . . , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 V V e - H ' 1 1 we , ' . , - ff . 1 1 1 . . . . .- Hz' : . ' ,e-QQ, ' i. 9 1 3 -Q 1 . l, 'K 1 I ' . , 1 -1 lj -. ' 1 - - - a . ' 4 ' 1' at . . ' '. ' - 1:: m,1,A ' - - , 5 , ,' 9 - . ,a 4. 5 1 gi. A , , Mitzi, 1 1 - 1 : - : . . i V. . . . . , , . g . ' ' . 11 11 x ' ' f ,-Q ff 1 f s .. ,, '. A . - ll, ,1 ,-X V. . sf . 1 . . . - V . .1 V V, J y I U . . U , l . , - V V . V . . . V .Y ' .' 1 - . . . ' ' f ' g ' ' ' ' ' f 1 l . . . ..,, ' .11 . V l V - s 5 a 1 5 E Z . l ' . . . l , 1 , - 1 . . . . . . . , A , V. 5 3 ' 1 s Z ' 9 -. ' ' : , 1 4 - 1 y . 4 3 , Q . . V rl' 9 - L A KK ' 'S S6 77 1. 1 11 - .- ' ' - . That'x all right . . . likes food ' ' I U I , 1 l ll . . . ' I '11 1 , zz , ' . V ' A A1 I . ' l vt I I ' - . . . 4 ' 1 . .' U . , ' .I . . . , : - F A - - , -1 1: .. . ' 9 K s Q - - 1 ' w v V AV . Q 1 . 1 ' ' 1.'.k'..- ' 1 1' ' ,r ' . I , 1 K ' K ' 9 , y , ' 4 , 1 - 4 in .' , . f ' 1 4- , , G- X1 ' Y 4' 11 - sa , . t 11 ' ' J: 11 sv . ig U H , . - '. ' ' ', 1 '....d'.- 1' 1 1 ' ' , , ' ' ' I ' ' ' I 4 1 I 1 1 I 1. 1 . I ' ' , ' . 1 . . . : 1' 1 . A L vs 1'- 11 1 9 I 9 Z I ' y ' - . . . . - V V ,, . , A , . . 1 ' r' ' 1' 11 as j . ' 1 ' . N V W- Q 1111 , - 1, , , , I . . . . 1 V C, I , Q - Q Q . 1 - . ' 1 V 'L . ' : , y ' . . . K5 ,K . V. . . ' I ' 0 , . .,1 V1 4' V - 11 yy . 5 A .- . 5 - ' , Q my 1 '- ' .1 L 3 MARGARET M GILBRIDE 2122 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Peggy Thats the may the all bounces likes basketball and pizza dislikes Hzstory and detention Hobbies -rwnnmmg and ice skating lalent talktng Azerszon getting up an the morning Ambition secretary or model WILLIAM GIUNTA 4666 Lexington Avenue Pennsauken B1 Yum Yum lnkes football Geometry and ab Fords Hobbzes swimming boatmg water skiing and cars talent for gettnng m trouble Averszon homework Ambttion to get rich Sw1mm1ng4 3 2 W lsual Alds 2 EDGAR GORMAN 5532 Jefferson Avenue Pennsauken Igor Are you nervous? Hob bzes sports and cars lzkes Math subs and meat ball sand zmches disltkes Hzstory Averszon women dnvers Ambttion Amr I'orce Student Connell 3 2 Basket ball 2 BARBARA E GRANGE 1736 45th Street Pennsauken Barb It s all rzght fans friendly likes ice skatmg shtftzng gears and tennzs dzslzhes Trng and Lat-an exams and stub born boys Hobby stufed animals talent for takzn drivers tests Ambztzon retailer Student Councll 4, 3 Trl Hn 4 Class Cabinet 4 Gxrls Chorus 3- Jr. Play- Fashion Show 2- F.T.A. 4- Record Staff 4. JOANN M GREENE 5224 Marlton Pike Pennsauken Greenbean Garry . . . talent for talking 4. . . likes football spaghetti English and History . . . is- likes early mornings . . . Aver- sion: being teased . . . Ambi- tion: beauticzan and marriage. F.B.L.A. 'UNH 1' 2 PATRICIA E GREENE 4265 Terrace Avenue Merchantvllle Pa Talent for talking Hobby dancing lzkes pizza and ice skatmg dislikes H :story and concemted people Averszon getting up early Ambition secretary DONALD M GROFF 3204 46th Street Pennsauken Ma Everything happens for the best Hobby efacient note taking Talent love for money Averszon getting up in the morning Ambz twn college RICHARD R GROSSMAN 7409 Walnut Avenue Pennsauken Dlck I ou re out of your mmd talent for avotdmg homework lakes football Trfg prob lems sisters Ambition educated bum Honor Society 4 3 JACK HADDON 2833 Horner Avenue Pennsauken ' Jack Keep quiet a good swzm mer speed shifter Hobby savmg money quzet but nice Averswn listening to commercials Ambition United States Air Force NAOMA L HAMPTON 6304 Wyndam Road Pennsauken Naoma. Are you serious . . . Hobbies: dancing swimming and eating . . . has a talent for dancing . . . likes clothing Ofice Prac- tzbe steaks and basketball . . . dislikes lima beans and fish . . Aversion: reading . . . Ambi- tion: secretary get married. Stage Crew 4. JUDITH M HARRISON 1548 48th Street Pennsauken Judi Lzkes steady sweaters bowlmg Stenography dzslzkes home work and Tuesday mghts Aversmn drz-ue 'way posts Ambztzon secretary and mar raage Commercxalettes 2 Sophomore Cabmet Gnrls Chorus, J Play SANDRA HARTEL 403 Phllmar Avenue Ashland Sandy Excuse me and thank you lakes dancmg, rneetzng people drslakes books und tests Hobbzes collectm foreign dolls and records Averszon homework rn bztzon secretary Student Council 3, 2 1 Class Treas 3 Tr1Hx 4, 3, 2 Bas ket all 3 2 1 Softball 2 Band 4 3 Senlor Play Com mittee SHIRLEY HARTEL 403 Phllmar Avenue Ashland Shxrl Excuse me and thank you Hobbzes collecting stufed ammals prom keys and records lakes dancmg and meetzng people dzslzkes books and tests Aversron homewor Ambztzon secretary Student Councxl 4 2 Honor Soclety 4 3 Trl H1 4 Sec of Class 2 Basketball 3 2 1 Archery 2 Ma,1orettes 4 Lead 3 Sr Play Commlttee VALERIE HENCH 70 Volan Avenue Merchantvllle Val Oh Brother' sparklmg blonde lakes skung and snow talent for blushzng Hobby 'vzsrts to a certam per son Averszon staymg home on 'weekends Ambition make a mzllzon Jr Red Cross 1, Future Nurses 1 Classical Club 2 Treas Glrls Chorus 4, 3, 2 Mxxed Chorus 4 3 Momtors 4 Rec ord Llterary Staff 4 Trl H1 4 EDWARD W HERBERT 2327 46th Street Pennsauken Hobby collectmg autographed baseballs lzkes przza pre History, chzlz con carnz base ball, Igor, bowling and sleep dnslzkes to see the Phllhes ose Aversron homework and gettmg marrzed m brtzon Army career S fx It 4.-r J 27' we JUDITHANNE HEYWORTH 1543 Berlm Road Woodcrest Skmny Mercy I uant my Maypo lakes a certam boy, lunch zslrkes homework Histor y, get tmg up an the mormng Averszon. bumps from hockey Talent gettmg caught eat mg m class Ambztzon find non smear eye lashes Cheerleadmg 4, Student Coun cll 3 Junlor Play Sr Play Commlttee 4 SAMUEL HOGGS 3239 Howard Avenue Pennsauken Sammy I dont know but I desire to learn guntarast and pzanzst Hobbies smgang and study ang relzgzon Aversuon people talking behmd someones back lzkes Physrology fried chzcken wrestlmg drsllkes Hzstory sauerkraut boxing flmbltzon enter trade school for barbermg WILLIAM R HOSIER 6216 Roosevelt Avenue Pennsauken B1 ill rrght now' sports fan talent for drawmg plays chess college bound Aversaon studymg lzkes Hzstory football sulm mzng Hobbzes chess and football dlslikes Englzsh debater Football 2 Classical Club 3 2 THOMAS HOYTE 3386 Hollywood Clrcle Pennsauken Tom Likes baseball lunch and study ha Hobbies gettzng locked an lockers Ambztuon get out of school JARRET E HUGGINS 6106 Magnolla Avenue Pennsaukerf Jerry My man Hobbzes golf gzrls and records Talent abllzty to play sports well Averszon stuck up gurls Ambttzon successful golfer Golf 4 3 2 Football 4 HIY 4 3 2 l l ,K .,, sc ' as . v . rr V n , I 1 , . . . . l I . - . . . 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A - MARY JANE HURLEY 5531 Wayne Avenue Pennsauken Crazy Le Go explain talent for sitting in the Round House dislikes History and homework Averswn getting up early for school Ambition beautscian Commercxalettes 4 GEORGE HURYAN Dobson Lane Ashland Chuck Hobby deep sea diving likes baseball and other sports Aversion cars Ambi tion Coast Guard career THOMAS C JEDNACZ 306 Monroe Avenue Delaw are Township ed Hobbies flying radio ham likes auto racing science sail mg eating dislikes English cold weather bad drivers Aversion spelling Ambi tum electrical engineer Stage Crew 4, 3, 2 1 Radio Club 4 3 2 Visual Aids 2 1 EVERT JOHNSON 1729 Hollinshed Avenue Pennsauken Eve Take it easy . . . Hobbies: cars and bowling . . . hot rod . . . Talent: eating . . . likes pizza pie . . . dislikes riding with Schulz . . . Aversion: Latin . . . Ambition: tool and die maker. GERALD JOHNSTON 1601 Bowling Green Drive Delaware Township Jerry Thats tuf beans . . . likes basketball football and bowl- in . . . dislikes fishing and History . . . Hobby: bowlin . . . expert basketball player . . . Ambition: get into college. Basketball 3. hrs. ill' pr . Oki, THERESA M JOYCE 6025 Roosevelt Avenue Pennsauken Tee ' Lots of luck likes the Round House Dancette and we skating dislikes History homework Hobbies danc ing and swimming has a talent for talking Averswn getting up early Ambition marry a millionaire ELAYNE KARLE 6112 Highland Avenue Pennsauken Elayne Vwacious personality likes Advanced Sociology people and clothes dislikes being photo Uraphed A-Lersion the Fnglish language Ambition f go to college and get an MRS degree Merchants News 4, 3 2 Man aging Editor Future Teachers of America 4 3 Vice Pres Chemistry Club 3 Archery 2 MARTHA J RESSLER 1627 Cove Road Pennsauken Mott know what I mean? likes swimming dislikes unfriendly people Hobbies sewing dancing Talent playing piano Aversion high calorie foods Ambe- tion medical technologist Sr Play, Mlxed Chorus 4 Girls Chorus 4 1, '1r1 H1 4 Record Staif 4 Softball 2 Social Service 1 Class Otlicer MARY LYNN KEVOLIC 1 Stanley Avenue Merchantville M. L. 'Its only my sunburn. . . . likes a certain Penn. boy and blue sneaks . . Aversion: West Point . . . Ambition: good driver. Student Council 4 Treas., 3, 2, 1' Merchants News 4, 3- Jr. Playg Biology Club 4' Record Stat? 4' Color Guard 4' Honor Society 4 Sec., 3. MYRA T KING 3702 Delaware Avenue Pennsauken Shorty 'lluchly . . . talent for talking . . Hobby: eating . . . likes skating swimming pizza pies, and hoagies . . . dislikes con- eeited people and homework . . . Aversion: getting up in the morning . . . Ambition: secre- tary to a millionaire. Tri-Hi 23 Record 4g Sr. Play Committee. JOSEPH N KISSINGER 206 Poplar Avenue Merchantvllle oe Cheater Talent predact ang football scores a bowl of Sugar Jets every day, es sentaal daslakes packles Aversaon basket hangang Ambataon to have a car lake Dufzelds HaY 4, 3,2 RONALD L KLIGMAN 5036 Golfvlew Drive Pennsauken Kllgg Just calm yourself' lakes food Joes subs Roland and a sophomore an 6B study hall Hobbaes gzrls, 'weather baseball and basketball as a talent for takang a nap dur mg 6B and 7th peraods Aversaon 8 oclock gym Ambztzon dentast Honor Soclety 4, 3 Llbrary 4 MARGARET R KNAST 7807 Park Avenue Pennsauken Marge Doggone at gee whaz Hobby datmg lakes all sports and sharp dressers daslalaes Chmese food short boys and show ofa Aver saon beang teased Aanba taon aarlane hostess or secretary Glrls Chorus 2 Record Staff 4 PATRICIA .I KOCHERSPERGER 111 State Street Merchantvllle Kokonut ll hat do you say? Hobby sleepmg Talent talking Azeaszon playzng hockey 8 o clock an the mornmg lakes Fradays Amba taon pravate secretary Basketball 4 3 2 1 Record Staff 4 Asst manager 3 2 Commerclalettes 4 Sec Play Committee 3 FBLA 4, 3, 2 JAMES P KRYSTEK 4614 Woodland Avenue Pennsauken scJn.nu I wouldn't know Hob baev shell collectang, hakzng daslalles raw ornons lakes women, swammano, and H19f0Ty Aversaon tobacco smoke Ambataon to hake the Ap palachaan Traal Library Club 4, 3, Momtors 3, Latm Club 2 MADELINE KUBICK 3434 Pennsylvanla Avenue Pennsauken Madge Dont worry about at Hobbaes dances lakes lunch tame and pazza Averswn gettmg up at 7 a m Amba tzon przvate secretary LOUIS J KUCZYKOWSKI 6348 Hlghland Avenue Pennsauken Lou Thats the way at goes lakes weard lookang cars Hobbaes cars and aarplanes talent for mechanacs Azerszon gettang up an the mornang Ambataon aero nnutacal enganeer Sophomore Class Cablnet JOAN C LACY 2805 Bethel Avenue Pennsauken Joan That s pretty funny lakes a certam boy dark haar sports new clothes and steak Aversaon stayang home on F1-a day naghts Aanbataon to be a nurse Hockey 4 3 2 Basketball 4 Capt 3 2 Bl0l0gV Club 4. Future Nurses Club 3 2 Band 3 2 Orchestra 3 Trl H1 4, 3, 2 Record Staff PATRICIA S LALLY 3537 Umon Avenue Pennsauken Pa Lakes a certaan Drexelate daslakes sarcastac people and cookzng Hobbaes knattang and talkang Averszon beang teased Ambataon teach musac Hockey 3 Band 4 3 Dance Band 4 Orchestra 4 Trl H1 4, 3, 2 Footllghters 2 Glrls Chorus 4 Chemlstry Club 2 MARIE LATTERIE Route 38 Maple Shade Hecate Oh Bugs lakes food and 5011.9 Hobbaes cooklng and 90701119 Talent for sewang and talking Amb1tQ0n nurse or accountant GITIS, Chorus 2 Latm Club 1 DOUGLAS C LAWRENCE S Coles Ave and Church Rd Merchantvllle Doug Holy Pete Hobbzes baseball and basketball lzkes Mr Elders jokes food and for ezgn cars dlslzkes Physlcs Ambztwn attend Rutgers MOHlt0F Stad' 4 Boys Chorus 4 3, 2 Coeds 4 Honor Soclety 4 3 Sr Play 4 Football 1 Sr Play Commlttee CARL W LEEDS 520 Leeann Road Haddonfield Carl It figures lzkes food 'La crltlons and basketball I9 llkes gettzng up early for school Ambltlon Azr Force Blology Club 4- Class Cablnet 3 Chemlstry Club 4 Jr Play Cast Baseball 3 Chess Club 3 SARAH C LERCH 38 E Cedar Avenue Merchantvllle Sally Fancy that talent for backmg unto fire hydrants llkes blonds P1 lnceton and Beach Hazen Ambltlon teacher Band and Orchestra 4 3 2 1 MlY9d Chorus 4, 3 I' T A 4, 3 Colorguard 4 3 Trl H14 3 2 Blology Club 4 Swlmmlng Club 4 French Club 4- SANDRA LIPPI 651 Northwood Avenue Delaware TOWI1Shlp Sandy I dont care majorette cap 'am Hobbles we skatlng swzmmmg and drl-omg lzkes plzza and homemade spaghettl dlsllkes crouded halls Talent ltfeguard Averslon school Ambltlon to be a success MaJorettes 4 Co Capt, 3, 2 1 Merchants News 4 3 1 Rec ord 1 Trl Hl 4 Sr Play Com mlttee Swlmmlng 'Ieanl 4 3 JUDITH T LIPS 1844 45th Street Pennsauken Judy Oh golly Hobby bowllng llk08 bavketball and we cream rllsllkes History and hockey Averslon homework Ambltzon pr:-vate secretary Student Councll 2, Trl Hl 2, Glrls' State Alternate 3, Honor Soclety 4, 3 -6 6 rv' img 'fha' il wr'-v-H' fm .f 27 JOYCE C MANCUSO 443 State Street Delaware Townshlp P00klC Ya pookl lakes boys food bowlzng rock and roll muvw and dancmg dlsllkes Italum cheese on macaronl crowded bowllng alleys and self operat :na 6l6'Ullt0T'l Avervzon snobs and Ilzslory Amln hon vtenogrnpher and mar rlage Wtgorettes 4 3 2 Record 4 Bus Man, 3 ROSALIE MARINO Route 70 and Route I Marlton Thats the may the coollae crumbles like plzza ples dzslakes homework lverslon History tests Ambltzon typlst FRANCES MASSEY 2284 Cove Road Pennsauken Fran Whats the use lakes sleep, football games and study halls dlslzkes Hzstory and changeable teachers Hob bzes wrltmg rar mall and per sonal letters Aversaon two faced people Ambltuon secretary and then homemaker FBLA 41 3, 2 Commerclal ettes 2 Honor Soclety 4 3 JOYCE E MEBS 1934 48th Street Pennsauken Joy Holy Hannah Ilobbles dancmg and swlmmlng lakes football games and ueek ends Averszon people who use others Ambttzon get a degree rn nursmg Hockey 4 3 2 Basketball 4 3 2 Honor SOCl9ty 4 3 Mer chants News Glrls Sports Edl tor 4 Future Nurses 3 Trl Hl 4 3, 2 New lersey Glrls State Delegate 3 Record Staff Edltor ln Chief JOY ANN MILASK 7103 Lee Avenue Pennsauken Cashmere W rttu and vparklmg personalaly lakes clothes and dlamonds dulllkes dogs and cats Talent always being late Averszon housekeepmg Ambltlon medlcal techmcmn Nlatlonal Honor Soclety 4, 3: Jr Play Commlttee 3, Mer chants News 4, Archery 2, Receptlonlst 4-. JESSE MILBY 4540 Roosevelt Avenue Pennsauken Jess Okay today Hobbaes musw sports ftshmg and hunt mg has a talent for Hzstory and fmusw Aversron En ts Ambttron college Football 2 Baseball 4 3 2 SWIIIIHIIDQ 3 Student Councll 2 Boys Chorus 4 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 3 Jr Play Chem xstry Club 3 BARBARA I MILLER 134 Prospect Street Merchantvllle Barb Oh great lakes swimming we skating drzung Socrolo Arr Force daslultes exams homework Ambrtaon nurse and then marriage Softball 4 3 2 FTA 3 Jr Play Mixed Chorus Student Council 2 Momtor Staif 3 HOWARD C MILLIGAN 105 Chapel Avenue Merchantvllle Ha Know any good yokes talent for actzng enjoys eatmg and sleepmg lzltes a certazn Pontmc and creu necks Averston people who lose therr tempers Footlxghters 4 Pres 3 Treas 2 Swlmmmg 1 Momtor 3 Student Councxl 3 Art Club 2 1 Record Llterary 4 Jr and Sr Plays ROBERT MONEY 714 Kemlworth Avenue Merchantvxlle Sonny You amt allowed lzkes all sports ptzza and a mght wzth the boys drslzkes Hrs tory and homework Hob bzes sports and gurls quzet type mee to know Ambutzon shoe strzng salesman Baseball 4 3 2 Swimming 4 H1 Y 4, 3 DOLORES R MONTESANO 6855 Lee Avenue Pennsauken Dee Who asked ya Hobbies dancmg swrmmmg lalent eatmg lakes pn za pze Pepsz dzslrkes History and snobs Averszon sloppzness Ambztron secretary Commercxalettes 4 Trl H1 4 F.B.L.A. 4. Vs... 'cr- 'Q JEANNE MORGAN 1720 Horner Avenue Pennsauken J eanme Huh' Hobbnes watchmg Shock Theater Talent smgmg and acting lakes przza pee H 1,-I' 1 daslskes hockey concerted boys Aversnon Hastory tests A mbatzon prwate secretary Commerclalettes 2 Merchants News Busmess Staif 4 3 2 Sr Play Jr Play Tr1H1 r Cabmet Honor Soclety Gnrls Chorus 4 HERBERT D MORTON Evesham Road Ashland Don Hal talent for playmg the trumpet ersaon pnckles Has anyone seen a contact lens? Ambrtwn minister Honor Socxety 4 3 Football 4 Band 4 3 2 1 Archery 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Jr Play VINCENT MOTTO 227 Ivms Avenue Delaware Townshxp Vlnce' Dont worry about a thing likes dances and cold tur key sandwcehes drslskes homework detentzon and gurls who rant dance Averuon a mght wzth nothmg to do talent for findmg trouble Ambatron well paymg Job H1 Y 4, 3, 2 Football 2 ROBERT MULL Route 70 and Grove Street Delaware Township Skip You re a loser' famous for red suede shoes dsslskes work and skmny gzrls a ent for spendmg money Averswn flat tures DOROTHY E MUND 129 Oakdale Road Haddonfield Dot ' You re kzddmg has a talent for luck lakes a cer tam person spaghettr and bas ketball dnslrkes Hzstory Averston Monday mormngs Ambrtwn to do my best at whatever I do Honor Socnety 4 3 Momtor 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Pres, 3 Sec Treas 2 Library Club 4 Treas 3 2,1 Commerclalettes 2 Record Staff 4 3 Sr. and Jr. Play Committee. RAYMOND MUNICELLO 2309 Hillcrest Avenue Pennsauken Rocky A man likes cars milk shakes and baseball dislikes History and drivers -who go 20 miles per hour in a 50 mile speed zone Averszon get tang up in the morning Ambition to get a gob and a car WILLIAM NEAL 2542 45th Street Pennsauken B1 Lakes camping and fishing dislikes getting up in the morning Hobby collecting guns Ambition Air Force FLORENCE R NEMENZ 1104 W Valleybrook Road Delaware Township Flossxe s enough to gag a maggot Hobbies dancing roller skating listening to jazz records talent for talking lakes a certain boy and to -work ounja boards dislikes rhu barb pie Aveosion rainy days Ambition secretary Jr Red Cross Club 4-, 3 Tri H1 , 3 MARYLEE NIBLIC 3203 Union Avenue Pennsauken iaLeen Likes clothes and Chinese food . . . dislikes Math classes and essays . . . Hobby: sewing . . . has a talent for listening to Frank Sinatra . . . Ambition: housewife. Sr. Play: Sr. Tri-Hig Red Cross 4-4 Footlighters 3, 25 Jr. Play Committee. RITA NICHOLS 7736 Rudderow Avenue Pennsauken Rita What's your trouble . . . dislikes 8 o'clock classes, and half hour lunches . . . Hobby: sewing . . . Aversion: getting up early on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday . . . Ambition: secretary. Fashion Show 25 D.A.R. Fash- ion Showg Usherettes 4-, 3, 2. BARBARA J NORMAN 4o11 Sylvan Terrace Pennsauken Bobby Likes visits to Beach Haven dislikes snow on Saturday nights Hobbies singing and piano Ambition nurse Basketball 2 Mixed Chorus 4 l 7 Coeds 4 Tr1H14-, Classical Llub Sec 2 Future Nlurses Club 4, 3 PATRICIA E INORMAN 4511 Sylvan Terrace Pennsauken Pat I cant help it Hobbies enigma playing -uzolm music likes food Ambition nurse Orchestra 4-, 3 2 Mixed Chorus 4 3 Basketball 2 Ir1H1 4- 3 2 Coeds 4 Classical Club Pres 2 Future lNurses Club 4 3 Girls Chorus 4 3 2 JAMES NUTT 2200 41st Street Pennsauken Jim Hold your breath Hob bies checkers and chess likes food football basketball and girls Azerflon working Ambition to succeed Chemistry Club 2 Football 3 2 Monitor 3 H1 Y 2 MARK J OBERT 2249 Lexington Avenue Pennsauken uMaxs1 Talent for slicking out of work . . . watches sulnnarine races . . . collects trafic tickets. Hi-Y 4-, 3, 25 Football 4, 3, 2g Golf 4, 3, 23 Swimming 2: Jr. Class Cabinetg Spanish Club 3, 2. JAMES OETTING 37 Volan Street Merchantville l6Jiln7! It fguresu . . . Hobby: model railroading . . . talent for draw- ing . . . likes geography and baseball . . . dislikes essays and sauerkraut . . . Aversion: study- ing . . . Ambition: Engineer. Monitor 4g National Honor So- ciety 4-, 3. DOUGLAS ONEILL 8359 Maple Avenue Merchantvllle Doug Nothmg but cool likes pickles and V 8 yuzce talent for body and engine work Hobby cars Aversion sl0w drivers Ambition custom shop FRANK J ONEILL 130 8 Haddonfield Road Pennsauken Frank Nothnng but cool lakes submarines pickles V 8 guise talent for body and engine work Aversion slow drivers Ambition speed shop MARTE W ONESTY 1639 Lexmgton Avenue Pennsauken Malte' Thats the way the cookie crumbles lakes food L lash and basketball Hobby model rmlroadmg I'alent baseball Averszon school Ambition engineer Honor Society 4 3 Spanish 4 3 Stage Crew 4, 3 2 Base ball 3 Football 2 JEFFREY PANCIERA 316 Monroe Avenue Delaware Township Jeff Hold your breath Talent spending money dlslikes homework and History Azer sion school Ambition to be a millionaire Baseball 4 3 2 Basketball I 4 3 RONALD PANDOLFI 3717 Royal Avenue Pennsauken Ron Ge os . . . a saxophone player . . . likes Math and bas- ketball . . . Hobby: dragging . . . dislikes spaghetti and cigarette leechers. Chemistry Club 2- Band 3- Dance Band 3. BONNIE KAY PARSONS 426 Chapel Avenue Delaware Townshlp Tammy You are wise real llly wzse cute cheerleader per sonaltty plus H obbtes mttzng socks and roller skat ing hidden talent Aversion concert and Chem a Ambition nurse Cheerleadmg 4 Classical Club 2 Trl H1 4 Footllghters 4 Jr Play, Bxology Club 4 WARREN F PETERSON 4303 Sharon Terrace Pennsauken Pete Neat one Hobby models dislikes Creative on Tues day and Thursday Aver sion school Ambition to graduate EMILY PHILLIPS 5026 Garden Avenue Pennsauken III Ilzll you stop playing the role? lakes Fords crew cuts and plz a dislikes skinny boys and lzma beans Hobbzes se-ming and ice sllat an Azerszon concerted people Ambition 'Lmt Hanan QWIIDIHIHQ Club 2 Archery 2 FTA 2 Trl H1 4 3 Sr and Jr Play Footllghters 4 Rec ord Llterary Staff 4 JOSEPH PIPITONE 4103 Laurel Avenue Pennsauken Plp Women shouldnt have l censes Hobbies flying and engineering talent for eating food and spending money Averslon women drz-Lers Ambition collect unem loyment znsurance GEORGE PLANKENHORIN 5313 Royal Avenue Pennsauken George You re kidding . . . progres- sive ja'z fan . . . avoids work . . . dislikes Physics . . . plans to retire at twenty-five. Band 4 3 2- Orchestra 4 3- Dance Band 3. HARVEY G PRIMOST 4723 Lafayette Avenue Pennsauken Harv Well see what happens talent for playmg a hot saxo phone Hobby models Azerszon early morning classes Ambatzon Engmeer Band 4 3 Spanlsh Club 4 3 JANET PROPHET 3724 Umon Avenue Pennsauken Tex No' lzl-es plclrles and we cream talent for tallrmg Hobby 'music Ambz hon X ray and medical tech mczan Record Staff 4- National Honor Soclety 4 3 Delegate to Glrls Cxtwenshlp Institute THOMAS PURKIS 4711 Sherwood Terrace Pennsauken Perk Well hobby sports lakes sports and a certmn un derclassman terrrfic football player kno-as hrs basketball Football 4- 3 Basketball 4 3 Chemlstry Club 2 GARRY PURVES 5051 Jackson Avenue Pennsauken Upurvii Me and my shadow lrkes all foods, all sports especzally football, and a certazn some one Aversron History mce personalzty e'verybody's frzend Ambltron to be a chef Football 4, 3, 2, Basketball 3, 2, lg Student Councxl 2, Chorus 2 JEAN E RADCLILFFE 3433 Norwood Avenue Pennsauken fccozvy Is that so and really lakes roller skatzng, danczng. basketball, and all kinds of food dzsllkes gettmg up early Hobby sleepzng Am bztzon marriage Nurses Club 2 FRANK J RAMAGLI 2806 Harris Avenue Pennsauken Fats Beats me Hobbres sports lzstemng to Rock n Roll and eating Talent for playzng baseball Aversmn homework Ambrtzon to be successful Baseball 3 2 Band 4 3, 2 SARA E RAMBO 4521 Remmgton Avenue Pennsauken Sally What say we uhzp out lakes baked alaska Bermuda shorts WIBG drslzkes hats and cats Aversion tutor mg Sandy rn Math Talent bemg on time volatile red head Amlutlon doctor Hockey 4 3 2 Basketball 4- Mgr 3 2 Softball 4 Capt 3 2 Blology 4 Treas 3 2 Play Commnttee 4- 8 Record Staff 4- Trl H1 4 3, 2 Receptlomst 4 EDWARD J RAMMING JR 4500 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken Easy Ed Go man go crazy lakes cars gzrls races and school Avcrszon gettmg rn the Army Ambrtzon sell msurance and real estate Archery 4 3 2 Band 3 2 Orchestra3 2 Dance Band3 2 PATRICIA REESE 5241 Halpm Avenue Pennsauken cspatn Where zs everybody lzkes steak and chocolate cake dzslrkes Math Hobbaes muszc and readmg Talent lookmg at TV Aversron mushrooms Ambztzon busr ness educatzon teacher Footllghters 3, 2, Chemxstry Club 24 FTA 4, 3, Glrls' Chorus 4, Assembly Commlttee 4, Student Councll 4, Jr Playg Sr Play JUDITH REICHNER 4625 Hardmg Avenue Pennsauken Jud1e,' It's collegiate peppy blonde likes swlmmmg, skatrng dates, olwes dis lzkes Chemzstry, exams Ambztzon English teacher Trl H1 4g Record 44 Gxrls' Chorus 4, Merchants News 43 Foothghters 4- BARBARA A RENDFREY 4341 N 42nd Street Pennsauken Bonme Colorguard Captain lrltes eatzng szummmg drrvrng zce skatzng pzzza ples and good muszc frzendly dzslzhes History A-verszon snobv Ambition secretary and marrmge Colorguard 4 Capt 3 Trl H1 Sec 4 Record 4 Sr ay Commlttee ERROL R RICH 5054 Laurel Avenue Pennsauken Rlchle I dont know ask Low dzrty bucks Dodger fan Hobby girls Talent spendmq money Azerszon teachers Ambztzon electrr cal engineer LAWRENCE J RIEGEL 1953 Tmsman Avenue Pennsauken Larry I never gwe up lakes hunting fishmg and food Azerszon bag shots on the road 'wzth blg cars Ambztzon Army rocket engzneer Stage Crew 4, 3, 2 EDWIN ROBB 37 West Walnut Avenue Merchantvxlle Youre none too cool slick deals clzmbs towers contact lens drslzkes debutantes future optome trzst Dartmouth bound Football 4 2 1 Baseball 2 Honor Soclety 4 3 Biology Club 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 3, 2 Band and Orchestra Student Councll 4 H1 Y 4, 3, 2 EDWARD H ROBERTS 1865 45th Street Pennsauken Eddie Drop dead top nate actor lzkes Hzstory daslzhes gettzng up early Ambztzon agronomzst Boys Chorus 4 2 Jr and Sr Plays Chrlstmas Concert 4 -li: G 'Www HERBERT W ROBERTS 7810 Park Avenue Pennsauken Cold Cuts You amt too cool l1ke.s football ll H S golf and Physzcs Hobbzes guls and go talent for szngzng 4'cers1on name callzng Ambition s-anger Football 4 3, 2 bolf 3 1 Nllxed Lhorus 4, 3 2 Boys Chorus 4 3 2 Co eds 3 HENRY A ROBERTSON 2902 47th Street Pennsauken Bob Ihats cute gets m tight spots Hobby spendmg money lakes food and nzce zlothes Azerszon large rroztds Ambztzon U b llarzne Corp Football 2 Merchants News lfdltor 4, 3, 2 DOLORES ROOSEVELT 4614 Lafeyette Avenue Pennsauken Dolores Hobby sewzng lzltes u cer tam Rutgers student rs Izlus gettmg up early Azer won home orlt Ambatzon secretary Pootllglmters 3, 2 CYNTHIA ROSE Kresson Road Dehw are Townshlp Cyndy I do not Jim lzltes that lres and cute lzttle cars dzsllltes essays and college boards Ilobbzes smglng and sports Ambztlon school teacher Band 3 I 1 Chorus 4 Bl0l0gy Club 4 Basketball 4 3 2 1 HOCkt?y 4- Stu ent Council 4 3 2 Class Cabinet 4 Q 3 2 lr H 4, THOMAS J ROUlNDS JR 3434 Bethel As enue Pennsauken lou say you dropped your atch? lalent for smy mg and actmy Hobby physzcal culture lzltes gurls tennzs and ttezght ll tzng lzerszon ficltlc females lmbzlzon happy mallzonarze Pootllgllters 4, 3 2., W orld Af 'rs 3 L' Sr. and r. Plays- Allstate Chorus 4 3 2- Mixed Chorus 4 .3 2- Itootball 2. ELLWOOD D. SAPP 1708 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Cess', Pills . . . likes girls and bas- ketball . . . dislikes History and Chow Mein . . . Aversion: Mar- riage? . . future Harry James Ambition Bachelor Band 4, 3, 2 JENNY LOU SCELLA 412 Yale Avenue Merchantvllle Lou You re cute likes drzzmg and dancing dislzkes I ord-r and short fingernails Hobby urztmg letters Talent prevarzcatzon Am bztzon happiness Trl H1 4 3, 2 Basketball 2 Classical Club 2 Girls Chorus 2 1 Student Council SANDRA R SCHACHTILR 1924 Browmng Road Pennsauken Sandy Thats nice I m proud of you talkatzve cheerleader Hobbies The 3 Ds dr:-Ling drawing dancing likes Sociology and raw peas daslzkes dead batteries and 'llath A'Lers1on domestic activities Ambition fashion designer Cheerleading 4 National Honor Society 4, 3 Classical Club 2 Trl H1 2 Stage Crew 3 Re ceptlonlst 4 3 Girls Chorus 2 CATHERIINE SCHEKERYK Baxter and Umon Avenue Merchantvllle Cathy Enjoys music swimming dzung and sknng has a talent for ar dzslzkes people who dont like pets Ambition artist or smger Art Club 3 Jr Red Cross 4 3 JUDITH L SCHULTZ 1503 Hollmshed Avenue Pennsauken Judy ll ha say lzkes tigers and bears Hobbzes sports and reading daslikes pedestrzans talent for laughing lverszon college boards Ambition college Hockey Capt 3 2 Swimming, 4 C pt. 3 2 Basketball 3 btudent Council 4- Sec., 3- 'Iri- Hi 4, 3, 2- Biology Club 4' Sr. Labinet- Record Literary Staff Co-Editor-in-Chief 4. Mm QS? wean WN' siQU vu... HARRY G. SCHULZ, JR. 6826 Woodland Avenue Pennsauken Happy Harryl' Don't get excited! . . . likes everyone . . . dislikes over- heated classrooms . . . Talent! dropping automobile transmis- zons llobbus girls cars uzmmmg hunting and skin drmng lmlntaon to make a szacceu o li e Sxxnnnnng 4 I 2 Stage Crew S lllll CUUINI 2 clo Club 4, I 1 Footba Z ARLENE SEBEST 7940 Baxter Avenue Pennsauken Arlene I goofed likes sewing and tennzs dislikes looking rlwhuashzng and homeuofk quiet Ambition secretary f,0IIllI1Cl'Cl3.lCtt6 2 RICHARD E SHAW 2437 Merchantvllle Avenue Pennsauken Rich Likes foods and football dzvlzku' homcztork and History Iver-non homework Imbztwn future Nazy admzral Ifootball btage Crew 3 bp llllsll Club 4 .3 GORDON F SHEDDY Marlkress Road Haddonfield Gordon Hobbies talkmg girls and money talent for makzng smart remarks likes trafic circles Avcrszon uomen drizers Ambition oan a nursery Football 4 3 2 1 Falcons 4 3 2 Boys Chorus 3 2 r Play BRUCE W SHETZLINE 7507 Wilbur Avenue Pennsauken Shetz Izkes subs outdoor movies and a certain girl dislikes girls ho talk too much Creatzze lnghsh Azcrvzon home nork cars that mont go back ards lmbctcon graduate PETER B SHIKES 12 Menon Road Colwlck Pete' I you my 90 111111111 Qports fan talent for 1111111 11111 the dr11111f1 lzlres CZlTTf1lf ay'111rs' and 101115161 11 Qlzllm NfIlC'1m up people flzerszon Hzstory 11111111011 P L teacher Spanxsh Club 3 Cl89SlCHl Club 1 Basketball 3 1 1'ootball3 Band 3 9 DOROTHY E SHUSTER 324 Evergreen Avenue Delaware Townshlp Do T011 re not too smart 1111119 pl 11 and the hazy hae ll talent fm tallnnq IIo11b11ff1 110 L1ll1g and l1'ff1r rztmq 111sl1111e 111111110 bas' Letball Averszon boys over '7' 1111d dats A71l1Jltl07l PHY operator Ilbrarv Club 3 2 1 Tr1H 9 1 Junlor Play PALLINE T SIMON 1207 Rudderow Avenue Pennsauken IS No 11111d111g Hobb1es hollezmg at the c11ee1le11ders and su, 1111n111g lzkes football and 1loore.st11u,11 H1g11 13 11111211 lhedllllg 1n the ram Azerszon I11.sto1y quz os and trafzc lzghts t17111Ilt107l przzate secretary to ll hczndvome ea,ecut1z1e Cheerleadmg 4 Co Cap 3 Class Cabmet 4 3 2 NIOIIIIOI' 3 I' BLA 4 .3 Sr Pl'1y Com mittee RLTHMARIE SIMON 6562 Rudderow Avenue Pennsauken Ruth L11tes sea foods pzz 11 ple foot ball baf1l11tb11ll Hobby 1111111'111g flzendly 111 11111071 oyfme 4L071xlI Hockev 1 B.1sketl1all2 bvslfll mmg 'vlanager 4 5 Chorus 4 3 2 Glrls Chorus 3 lr1 H1 3 4 Class Cabmet 3 Color guards 4 LOLIS SIVILLE 2151 47th Street Pennsauken Lou ll hat ll 111 Ll H11l111y 11118 19' 1111s azrls 11111 1111111 yzrls 116181011 .st1111y h11 A111b1l11111 1lr11ft.s1111111 WILLARD SMALL 7723 Rudderow Avenue Pennsauken 11111115 talent for malmzg ILFIIZCTU 11qz1z11111111t A1111 111011 slow dlluflb Ambz 11011 autonzoblle 1710611111116 Archery 2 JAMES D SMITH 210 Lmderman Avenue Delaware Tow nshlp Snutty Ill n1z1r tell Hobby r1ro11Iv 11111 11t for baseball d1sl1111s 11s11111111111s llllll 1111 ot 1 1111111111111 111111111 le11y111 b11s1l111ll 11l11y1r s1ball4 3 3 .IX 151s J Student Council lge Crew 4 Sp 111 1 Llub 4 .3 Bind 1 9 .IOANINA R SWIITH 11 Euclld Avenue Wlerchantvllle Joxe Dont 11111110 frzendly to fl Olllllll 1111v1r 111113 salzors great to 1111011 talent for lalltzng xI1XE'd Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1 Trl H1 3 ee 9 Softball 4 Basketball 7 1 xIOIlltOI' Staff 4 3 Record 4 Jr Play Sr NANCY LEE SVIITH 2240 Gross Avenue Pennsauken Nan 1111110 1111111111 lzlvev 111l111s L11 Rosa 111 I1 11113 1l1sl1111s' bonen lzvh Ilnfory Hobby sl1e11111g Az11v1o11 1111111111 11101111519 1111111111 11112.11 wagers' 111110 1111111 quztare Anzbztzon to trazel ARLEVE M SOLTHWICK Katherme Avenue Delaware Township Xrluu 11 fl 111111 81101111180 111 111 1111s v1-1111111 1111111110 1111 fllllll l'11rs11111 1l011lfL01'1L 1111111111111 11011.91 ul 11 C11 eil Club 1 Future Nurses U1 1 Sec 1-as 3 2, H1 -1- Baseball 9 JOHN STAFFORD 217 Shellield Road Delaware Townshxp John Lots of Luck lzkes eatmg basketball and gzrls -wzth short hazr skates at Strawbrrdge Azerslon knee socks Ambztzon to qgaduate Basketball 4 3 Bxology Club 4 Record Staff 4 JOHN H STEFFENS 6743 Colllns Avenue Pennsauken Jack Holy Dloly lzkes Math spaghettt football and baseball dzslzkes lfngltsh and soccer Hobby basketball Ambztzon ll8T0llltlLtlClll engineer LAURA STIINSON 4129 Witherspoon Avenue Pennsauken Stmky Oh Ohl .Hobbtes danc mg and readzng has a talent for gettmg mtaecl up lzkes sour pzckles and hocke dzsltkes sptnach and carfeus Ambztzon teacher Cabmet 3 2 Record Staff Archery 2 Tr1H1 4 3 Sr Play Commxttee HOWARD STRATTON Route 70 Elhsburg Howard You aint rzght 'mountam cltmber drag races avozd studymg football co captam ezpert supervzsor but horrtble worker rn bztzon to be a success H1 Y 4, 3, 2 Ifootball 4 3 2 Jr Class Cab1net Blology Club 4 lVIon1t0r Staff 4 THOMAS G STRAUB 107 St James Avenue Merchantvllle Tom How do I know mee teaser Hobby electromcs talent for mustc lzkes sports, especzally football gnls Ca certam blonde dzslzkes washzng dzshes Averszon appendlcztzs Ambition doctor Student Councll 4 Pres , 3 H Y 4 3, 2 1 Pres Football 4 3 2 1 Basketball 2 1 s sembly COIIlITllttCC 4 Mnled Chorus 4 3, 2 Boys Chorus 3, 2, Band 3, 2,1 YD' ' Qi' r' l- 97- 35 ANNE SWEET 313 Westmmster Avenue Merchantvllle Anne I will not cut my hatr lakes horses snow, and pzzza dzslzkes short boys and ezams Talent late to 8 o clock gym classes Hobby art work Ambztzon Artlst A t Club 3 2 Archery 2 Record Staff 4 Jr Red Cross 2 NORMAN C TAGLAND 6002 Wayne Avenue Pennsauken Norm Thats fabulous man' likes Iford convertzbles dzslzkes Studebakers and Hts tory talent for wreckmg cars Hobbtes cars Aversxon Hzstory Ambv tzon success H JAMES THISTLE JR 5b Kassner Avenue Ashland Jxm Hold zt one tnnef adept at record playzng tn Speech class dlslzkes Hzstory ltkes bowllng and gunmng sea son Ambttzon ojfzcer zn U S Navy Footlxghters 3 Radio Club 4 Stage Crew 4 3 Football 1 JOSEPH H THOMPSON 103 Carolma Avenue Ashland oe Get out da way son has a talent for betng a good oy cute lakes Hzstory and Chevys dlslzkes wzse guys A-version Army and studymg Ambztzon An' Force Career VIARGL ERITE THOMPSON 2257 l-lolhnshed Avenue Pennsauken Margie Its the wzldest lakes cats sports cars dzsltkes the smell of Vztalzs Hazr Touzc exams Averszon ll alt Whttman Theater Hobbzes sports and actmg Talent tellzng corny jokes imbz tton Joan the WAVES and Actress Hockey 2 Jr Play Sr Plav Student Dlrector J ed Cross 4 Record 4 Archery 2 RUTH THORNE Penn Gardens Apartments B 25 Ruth I got a letter Hobby writing letters likes ice skating roller skating and bowling Averszon person who Judges all by a few Ambition to become a mm ister s wife Future Nurses Club 4 J Play RICHARD J TOTH 300 Monroe Avenue Delaware Township Rich Too tall blond likes to bowl and tell jokes dislikes Hwtory Ambition IBM operator CAROLE TOWNSEND 4374 43rd Street Pennsauken Sugar Oh please likes bowling spaghetti Shorthand and Typ mg dislikes homework likes to dance Aversion being lonely Talent piano Ambition model or stenographer Freshmen Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 2 FRANCIS VAN HORIN 2276 Mulford Avenue Pennsauken Fran Its casual . . . Hobbies: cars . . . has a talent for trans- mission dropping . . . Aversion: History . . . Ambition: to be successful. LOUIS VERONICA 6565 East Cedar Avenue Pennsauken Louie Woo! Woo!! . . . Hobbies.' girls, sports, and cars . . . likes riding in convertibles with the top down in freezing weather and girls . . . dislikes knee socks . . . Aversion: work of all types . . . Ambition.' To be a success. Football 4, 3, 2g Biology Club 44 Sr. Cabinet Vice Pres.g Hi-Y 4, 3, 2g J'r. Cabinetg French Club 4g Record Business Staff 4. K he KENNETH E VILLANO 1758 49th Street Pennsauken Ken Now fans clarinet player em clothes salesman likes Mr Elders Jokes Hobbies sports girls and eat m Aversion homework Band 4 3, 2 French Club 3 LEO O VROOMBOUT 4014 Amon Avenue Pennsauken Lee Oh cheez likes Math dislikes tests Hobby photography talent for singing Aversion cats Ambition nuclear physicist Honor Society 4 Pres Coeds 4 Boys Chorus 4 3 2 Chess Club 2 Sr Play Monitors 4- Receptlonlsts 4 ROBERT H WAGNER 21a S Brookfield Road Haddonfield Bobo Hobby models has a talent for going to Pittsburgh lilies boulmg Izersion making up Ambition electrical engineer KATHERINE WALKER 310 Evergreen Avenue Delaware Township Kay Get outta here . . . likes bowl- ing sewing pizza and skating . . . dislikes homework short boys and freckles . . . Azersion: men drivers. Colorguard 4 Co-Capt, 3- Tri- Hi 4- F.B.I .A. 3- library Club 3 2 l Fashion Show 4- 3 2 l- Jr. Play Committee. PATRICIA WALROND 1033 Chelten Parkway Haddonfield Pa Fm not talking while the flavor lasts . . . likes to watch Rol- and . . . dislikes radio commer- cials . . . Hobbies: collection of money and learning how to drive . . . Aversion: people with superiority complexes . . . Am- bition: airline stewardess. Basketball lg Girls' Chorus 4, 1. CAROLE WALTERS 3758 Schliecher Avenue Pennsauken Carole So I just told him . . . likes odd clothes, dancing . . . hopes to figure a certain person out . . . Aversion: boys . . . Ambi- tion: to travel. F.B.L.A. 4g Commercialettes 4. CAROL B. WANG 124 Glenwood Avenue Merchantville Wolfess Tough stuf' . . . likes' people . . . dislikes everyone else . . . Hobbies: boys, food, being lazy . . . Talent: posing for pictures . . . Aversion: being called in- telligent Ambition e student Library Club 4 3 Merchants News 4 3 Student Council 2 Class Cabinet 3 Natlona Honor SOC1Ety 4 3 Glrls State Delegate Receptionists 4 ROBERT WARREN 3753 Frosthotfer Avenue Pennsauken Pebbles Give me that brown eye riendly athletic likes all sports dislikes Saturdays and Sundays away from school Averszon Women drivers Ambition gym teacher Football 4 Co Capt 3 2 Bas ketball 4 3 2 Baseball 4 3 2 DONALD M WATSON 5 Wxlles Avenue Merchantvllle Don I know Hobbies girls cars and dancing likes football baseball basketball and girls JOHN E WIEDHAAS 1742 48th Street Pennsauken Johnny Holy snakes likes cars and hot rods Hobbies swimming tennis and basketball Averszon getting up t 6 30 for school Ambition draftsman horus 4- 3 2 Boys Chorus 3 2 f bn in.. 1' it Y sig JAMES WEIDNER 225 Popular Avenue Merchantville Jaime,' Ya better believe it. . . . Hobbies: ham radio and swim- ming . . likes English, science, football and spaghetti and meat balls . . . Aversion: liver . . . Ambition: electronic engineer. Swimming 4, 3, 2, 14 Stage Crew 4, 3, 2, lg Biology Club 2g Radio Club 4 Co-Pres., 3, 2, lg Student Council 25 New Jersey Boys' State Alternate, Moni- tors 4, 8. JOHN C. WENSTROM 217 Ivins Avenue Merchantville 6SJohn99 Quiet but dangerous . . . likes gym football basketball base ball bowling and fishing dislikes school Aversion study hall FRANCIS J WHEELER 1761 Springfield Avenue Pennsauken Fran Better believe me Hob bies girls cars and swimming Talent burning up Chevy likes Friday dislikes hoagies and getting up in the morning Ambition success panlsh Club 3 Chess Club 2 H Y 4- 3 2 Swlmmlng 4 Football 3, 2 DORIS A WHITECAR 1734 Lexington Avenue Pennsauken Whit What more do you want? enjoys reading and boating Averszon stop signs Ambz tion elementary education Library Council 4, 3, 2 Foot lighters 4, 3, 2 F I'A 4, 3, 2 Class Plays 4 3 Christmas Concert Narration 4 Band 4- 2 Orchestra 4, 3, 2 JOSEPH L WILEMAN 5124 Lexington Avenue Pennsauken oe Of me ear likes all food d all sports Aversion study hall and homework has a talent for managing sports Ambition sports reporter ootball 4 Mgr Basketball 4 Mgr Archery 4, 3, Class Cabi net 2 Sr Play Footllghters 2 THOMAS WIRTH 2203 42nd Street Pennsauken Tom Hz l a lady kzller likes to sleep dzslzkes Math and Hastory Averszon uomen drlzers short and nozsy MARY JANE WISEMAN 6120 Walnut Avenue Pennsauken Mary Jane Really no kzddm Hobby sleepmg lakes food Rec suimmmg and we Qkat an Azerswn car stallmg Ambztzon secretary Chorus 4 2 Commerclalettes 2 Jr and Sr Play Commlttee '1- ,W Q-Q, I ity JANET D ZOOLE 5329 Sherwood Terrace Pennsauken Janet Lzllev 'llath Hobby rearlznq lzerfrzon exam? Am lntmn pharmamvt nzre fn know Vlerchants News 4 3 2 Honor Soczets 4 3 Vlorld Affalrs 3 'Vlonltors 4 3 Band 4 3 Or Lhestra 4 38 FRANK WITHEROW 8650 Glthens Avenue Pennsauken Frank W ell zf you say so lakes a cerlam gzrl uzth blond haw food and moues lf K1m N0 'Lake zn them Azersum uorkmg on Fruday nzghtfr quiet mee to know Drummer Hoy -lnzbzlmn Marzne Band 3 2 Orchestra 3 2 Blol ogy Club 4 NANCY J WRIGHT 111 Woodbme Avenue Merchantvxlle Nancy I dont know, lake-: a rerfam boy drvlzllev H1-:tory talent for vlallmg the rar Hobby !'0IIPl't1l1g doll? and Qlufed animals Arer won vchool uork Ambz hon to get rnarrzed 'Vllxed Chorus 4 3 2 l Glrls Corus 4 '71 Tr1H14 ?'ff13!.l5if9Y . 1 K' x' I K . - ss as blk f J I . . - . .- . lf -- r U f , 1 , . .. . wx fc - . . . ' ,' . J ' ' C ' A . . . lf -I ' ' ' 1 D -r Jyv ' f . Q2 1 . Q- , ' . f 5' , W ' 'S . . - - I ' 'L ' Q 9 7 9 s 5 tk i , H Wg . . M 4, . v 1 1 A - . .1 sv ,, v ,, A ua' ' .. ' - J n A.. ' ll ,v , N ,yy . l , . . . - --4 , . . . . 4. 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Iii in 3 ani- fl i D 'Z IN 5 ' w ., I I I u ' l CLASS ARTISTS CLASS MUSICIANS Ann Sweet Nancy Felsburg Ellwood Sapp Don Morton Q MOST VERSATILE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Lynn Kevolic Cis Simon Tom Straub Harry Schultz 41 4 'V L BEST LOOKING Jackie Britton Tom Straub MOST MISCHIEVOUS Arlene D'Ambrosio Lou Veronica ROMEO AND JULIET Cyndy Rose Jim Dufiield fly u A Sw !,, .. was . 4' J' Q f '31 fs. ,.,- M Wifug' fl A I 0 1 5 3 Guess who ran up the steps Washlngton Monument?' who won the game? .. to the za :gf Q3 gms. , ,NT -if K wwf' Y 4 Wagga 1 r A ig ' if-1i'ifff fs--L . ,!' -ri ,QT ' . .Q . I nf' ..1-1 ff' - ,-f . ' ,- K V ' ,f- t . , ,,,- . -A f 5 was-A - . rnvwf if -0:5-f-f if, f w W ,.,-f'::v '-5.z'22 :i'f M fu af-'mf -W ,,.ffL,,..-f' M.--',,,' ,MQ OWN, , uv' , lt ,,-3,,,,s-1,,.-3,,,a,, H ,..-A fm ' , qw? i5g,,,-j-i,,,,,f -i,,,.,- ,,...- M-Km- ',,,,.s.s ..- 'ff' '....- L': '1 '.,,1V ., I ,.... '13..'7... -' ':zu,-v -W , , Q ,..... ' ...W-f,. ...W M ,...... Guess who got wet? . if Guess w ho's not chaperoning 1... -u- Guess who's playing the role 'P 'P wr -,wg 1 v 7 dV1'Cf0.55lII?n W ms F 4 .46 0-y I ' Qs L9 + N I! xv xg, lug . B I sl A' if 45 JUNIOR CABINET First Row: C. Foster, L. Stomel, K. Dunbar, Sec.g J. Long, V. Pres.: D. Straub, Pres.g J. DeBerardinis Treas.: J. Rarus. Second Row: J. Tomarchio, M: Tomasetto H Moxley R Adams M M' E L. , . , . , . lrco , Zinpilli. X , ,xyv SOPHOMORE CABINET First Row: J. Housrnann, Treasfg E. Mathias, Pres.: J. Brown, V. Pres., S. Reynolds, Sec. Second Row: I. Ensinger, L. Giunta, M. Dunn, G. Brownlee, A. Repice. Third Row: F. Handwerk, R. Mutschler, B. Elder, B. Moyer. '-2-f 'Ui' -15, L , -H FRESHMEN CABINET First Row: R. Holleufer, Sec.: J. Davis, V. Pres.: A. Anderson. Second Row: P. Seaton, Treas.g J. Slim, Pres.g E. Roecker. Next year this group will move into the place vacated by the Class of 1958. During the past three years at Merchantville High School, they have proven themselves well worthy of carrying on where this year's class left off. The Sophomores are now well established as a class. Even in the short time they have been at Merchantville High School, they have already begun to take on the identity of full fledged upper classmen. 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I El 'Q 'ix Q G N G l G A. f 3 S , J. ' L, Q fa. 'X 'J ,Q .59 . fn - . V- ev . ' -V T' qu V, A V xy 'cs ' 1 ,I M G K gf-. - fx ftiuitivs rg 3 WMM ,A N , 7 PQ I ,nh Il 'D 0 'il 2 wa - Q 2' Ali, A ? --.f 4' A ii Q ,,E-za E! .4 A ' X ' ' 4 r Q ' ' 'vs , f NV' i G' L4 9 .54 1 ?'s A . l ll A i? 59 beninr lap The Senior Class of 1958 pre- sented an old nineteenth century melodrama in three acts by Herbert F. Swayne, The Curse of An Ach- ing Heartg or Trapped in The Spider's VVeb The nineteenth cen- tury atmosphere was made very effective by the Barber Shop Quartet which sang between acts. Miss Eleanor A. Rush directed a very capable cast in one of Merchantville High School's most delightful plays. Qllast Cln the Order in Which They Appear! Sam, the piano playing man , .Martin Alkis Hiram Abernathy, who runs the N one Such ranch ....,. Edward Roberts Sarah Abernathy, his devoted wife ,...,.,,,...r.,...,, Doris Whitecar Annie, the local sheriE ,. ....... Martha Kessler Red Wing, an Indian girl . ...,. Marylee Niblic Windermere Hightower, schemer and arch villain r Howard Milligan Lucius Goodenough, the manly hero ........ Thomas J. Rounds, Jr. Aurelia Abernathy, their attractive daughter .. , Emily Phillips Melody Lane,, our priceless heroine .,....,..,...,. Patricia Reese Nellie Blythe, an im'portant visitor .,..,,...,.,.. Jeanne Morgan Muriel Atkins, who covers up her real identity .... ..... D orothy Baruch An Unexpected Male Arrival .. ,.,. Neal Fisher In ol B THE PLAYERS F Shf Bernice Niemeyer... Susan Paige .........,.. Mattie ................,4.... Little Mary ......... .,...,. Big Mary.. ,...,.,.,............. .. Madeliene Vauclain ..,..,.. Bobby Melrose .,...... Judith Canfield ........ Ann Braddock ......,. Mrs. Orcutt ............ Kaye Hamilton ,.,..,. Pat Divine ,.......... Linda Shaw .........,... Jeaxf Maitland ......., Frank- ,..,,,....4,........... Louise Mitchell ..,....... Kendall Adams ........., Terry Randall ,.,...,..... Sam Hastings e...... ....... Jimmy Devereaux ..... .. Fred Powell .,..,........ Lou Milhauser ......... David Kingsley .,,..... Keith Burgess ........ Mrs. Shaw .......... Dr. Randall ...,...... Tony Gillette ...,..... Larr Westcott .....,. Billyyl ..,.,.....,..,.......... Adolph Gretzl ,..4..,., Barbara Grange ,......Barbara Miller .,.......Valerie Hench Barbara Norman .......,,Marge Thompson . . Emily Phillips ...Bonnie Kay Parsons Patricia Reese Norma Brandvik .........Doris Whitecar Judith Heyworth ., ........ Dorothy Shuster Judith Harrison , .... Mary Lynn Kevolic Edward Roberts ........Sandra Schacter . ,.,...,.. Jeanne Morgan , ....... Marjorie Ellis .. .Martin Alkis .....,......Richard Bergey .,.....Tony D'Alessandro .,.......... .. Jesse Milby .Thomas J. Rounds, Jr. ......,..............Neal Fischer Pat Norman ...,...Donald Morton Ruth Thorne Gordon Sheddy . ......Carl Leeds .......Howard Milligan In our junior year we presented the three-act comedy, Stage Door , by Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman. It covered the trials and tribulations of a group of young, aspiring Broadway actresses living in a theatrical rooming house. The play directed by Miss Rush will long be remembered as one of the finest plays ever produced on the Mer- chantville stage. Zganh f 'S ii ,fi-W.. Twig Wg Uifini V' P The Band and Dixieland Band, sponsored by Mr. Joseph Jennings, are popular entertainers at many school activities. The Band performs at all football games and pep rallies, adding a lot of school spirit. The Band also marches in parades and performs at commencement exercises. In its annual concert in February the Band displays its talents. Some of the Band members also perform in District Band and All State Band. Also performing in the Annual Band Concert is the Dixieland Band. This Band provides entertainment for all who enjoy dixieland music. Bixielanh ZBanh X Qrcbestra J y 11 -1 A A Y, ff ff ,. s. 1 ,iz I An. If xl i AF ' f 45 S 4 'f' The Orchestra, under the able direction of Mr. Jennings, plays an important part in the activities of Merchantville High School. Its members participate in Assemblies, Band Concerts, Dramatic productions, the Spring Concert, and many other functions. Also we are proud to say that some of the members belong to thc South Jersey Orchestra. The Dance Band, under the direction of Mr. Jennings, deserves much credit for its performances at Merchantville High School. They perform at concerts, in assemblies, and the Dance Band is the main attraction at the Senior Prom. ance 18511111 iwlixeh burns First Row: D. Wright, C. Doriss, J. Newton, J. Breland, L. Marsh, S. Lerch, D. Masso, R. Simon, P. Norman, J. Morgan, S. Roecker, L. Ludlam, M. Kessler, B. Miller, M. Wick, R. Mutschler, NI. Fitzgerald, D. Rockafellow, C. Ambrose, A. MacDougall, F. Handwerk, Mrs. Immler. Second Row: B. Meyer, M. Kevolic, J. Powell, N. Wright, M. Haulenbeek, V. Hench, C. Foster, N. Howell, B. Durham, B. Norman, S. Combelleck, J. Gambrill, B. Claffee, P. Wright, D. Davis, G. Applegate, J. Arnold. L. Collins. Third Row: A. Smith, D. Roberts, H. Roberts, F. Dunbar, E. Roecker, N. Stahmer, R. Gomez, B. Rounds. T. Rounds, E. Robb, G. Campbell, J. Bromiley, T. Straub, T. D'Alessandro J. Bethany, L. Handwerk, A. Gottlieb, H. Wilson, E Gluckowski. Fourth Row: R. Solomon, D. Brown, J. Sparacio D. Lawerence, L. Vroombout, H. Gibson, R. Palmer, M Alkis, S. Saul, J. Weidhaas, D. Morton, W. Brown, B. Snyder B. Faint, J. Conover, B. Bouhon, K. Baittinger, J. Butler R. Updegratf. girls' Qlburus A4 ...nn ,, First Row: L. Merkle, D. Jaus, N. Wright, D. Roberts, L. Marsh, D. Scholtz, B. Meyer, C. Bauman, J. Powell, B.'Clalfee, S. Faber, D. Davis, L. Ludlum, B. Shirk, C. Ambrose, F. w k P se Mrs Immler Second Row R Mutschler E Butler G Applegate Hand er, .Ree , . . : . , . , . , V. Hench, L. Collins, F. Bostick, B. Broadwater, P. Brindley, C. Foster, M. Haulenbeek, J. Miller, P. Wright, L. Stomel, L. Wees, M. Kurkian, S. Combellack, L. Kerr, J. Heller. Third Row: M. Polk, R. Carter, C. Rogers, E. Holmberg, J. Harrison, P. Lally, N. Felsberg M. Smith, J. Morgan, B. Durham, J. Reichner, D. Hill, L. Margolet, F. Cochren, D: Brubaker, P. Quinn, J. Cooper, J. Breland. Fourth Row: B. Alden, S. Kruse, K. Malon D. Masso, S. Lerch, J. Dooley, L. Wallace, S. Roecker, D. Langer, P. Norman, L. Gibson, B, Sikorski, M. Kessler, B. Norman, N. Howe, L. Brusstar, A. Jalbert, E. Rotzell, M. Wiseman 64 jlilixeh burns 'X lc ,I The choral groups of Merc-hantville High School. under the leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Immler, have become well known for the excellent calibre of their presentations. The choruses can always he vountcd on to do a superior job whenever the ovcasion demands. They present progrznns :it various asssniblics during the year and provide choral offerings for both Christnias and Raster prograins. The most important program of the year is the Annual Spring Concert. Enya' burns ' .115 iligffil. 6, lla .2 1 G fx.. 3 oifhfg' Ei . .. 1 if J., .ISK-fi! ff H oodfl 5 F' maj!! ii ki! First Row: D. Roberts, F. Dunbar, D. Watson, R. Solomen, B. Rounds, J. Sparacio, G. Campbell, R. Nilson, W. Faint, D. Brown, A. Smith, H. Roberts, L. Handwerk, N. Stahmer. Second Row: W. Brown, S. Saul, J. Betheny, S. Bryen, P. Dovas, J. Barr, A. Harle. R. Updegraff, S. Wilson, A. Gottlieb. R. Donges, J. Butler, J. Conover, L. Vroombout, Mrs. Immler. Third Row: G. Block, J. Bromiley, W. Dewey, H. Wilson, W. Fazler, J. Bell, H. Gray, J. Maggioncaldo, J. Milby, R. Bouhon, B. Snyder, R. Palmer. J. VVeidhaas, D. Morton, K. Baittinger, E. Gluckowski. 65 literary Staff 1958 RECORD STAFF Editors-in-chief ....,., . ...,.. .Mary Fitzgerald Joyce Mebs Judy Schultz Assistant Editor ..,..,, . , .,Neal Fisher lVrite-up Editor ...... ..,.,,. . Judy Arnold Malte-up Editor .... ......, Barbara Grange Art Editor ,... .... . . . ,.,., ,....,. , Anne Sweet Assistant Art Editor ...... .. .,.,, Jeanne Fisher Sports Editor ...., ....,............ . , ,Sally Rambo Typing Editor ,,.........,......,..,.. Janet Berryman Assistant Typing Editor ...,...,....,. Sherin Cook pl '!p1 . J Mebs M Fitzgerald J Schultz RECORD LITERARY STAFF First Row J Mebs M Thompson M Fitzgerald B Grange J Smith S Cook M Doerr Second Row N Fisher J Arnold J Prophet A Sweet M Kevohc N Fels berg S. Rambo J. Lacy C. Rose, J. Morgan. Third Row: J. Fischer, J. Berryman, H. Milligan, E. Phillips, M. Alkis, M. Kessler, D. Baruch, C. Ambrose. enurh W VFTAQ Business Staff 991 45 in RECORD BUSINESS MANAGERS M D Nlund 5 J M ancuso L P Kochesberger TVX ,, C8 if g K BUSINESS STAFF Fzrst Row J Berryman J Brltton M Knast D Wem hold P Kochesberger M Dulfy M Dunn Second Row Mlss Tackney J Mancuso D Mund N Brandvlck J Adams B Kelly M Lex H McNamee B Mlller M Ellls Third Row D D1Renzo M Kmg B Rendfrey B Faucett L Veromca R Mutschler L Smith J Heller R Bouhon 2 W Q ' I Sas- K, 5 - , it 1 -Y I +7 W T, X E ,9 t .J f GJ Q x Oo. b errijants sms A-nv-'ll MERCHANT NEWS Publlshed by the Students of Merchantvxlle Hugh School Edltor ln Chlef Harry Robertson Managmg Edltor Elayne lxarle News Edntor Janet Zoole Features Edltor Kathy Dunbar Boys Sports Edltor Neal Flsher Glrls Sports Editor Joyce Mebs Exchange Edltor Jean DeBerard1ms Busmess Manager Neal Fisher Photographer Wllllam Levy Reporters J Dooley T DAlessandro C Mitten G Mlr coff M MIFCOE E Hurwitz M L K9V0llC J DeBerardm1s D Garver F Ruttenberg B Baumner J A Mllask J Arenz C Wang B Sturm B Dmman S Chernln A S1lver man S Mazer J Rlechard S Llppl E Juban ylk A Gottlleb G Flsher M SUHFIII Business Staff J Morgan N Flsher Stomel Fzrst Row M Kevohc E Karle B Robertson J DeBerard1n1s Second Row J Mebs N Fxsher K Dunbar HMS Typlsts Fzrst Row M Kevollc L Stomel C Dyer B Rlce J Morgan W Doersthng Second Row N Fxsher B Elder P Wrlght Faculty Advlsor Mr Anderson G Fisher F F fwfr 'i 68 Fzrst Row S Chernxn J Zoole C Wang B Robertson K Dunbar J DeBerard1n1s B Baumner Sec ond Row N Fisher J Mebs S Mazer A Silverman J Dooley B Sturm J Relchner J Mxlask L Karle B Dmman E Jubanylk M Kexolxc Thzrd Row M Sufrm A Gottheb A DAlessandro C Mltten G Mxrcoll F Ruttenberg W Levy G Fisher Stuhent nunul v fri vs QD.-y Thomas Straub President The Student Council, under Mr Charles Haines guidance, is com posed of two elected representatn es from each homeroom The council, a medium through which the admmxs tration, teachers and students can work together, solves school prob lems and promotes school interest fam Leo Vroombout President ' Scholarship, character, leadership and service are the four principal considerations for admission to the National Honor Society. Under the guidance of Mr. William Knouif, the Honor Society gives service to Mer- chantville High School by providing tutors for in-school help and acting as flag-bearers and Bible readers for assemblies. X W 'N 7? Fzrst Row C Foster E Haywood J Heller P Reese S Hartel M Kevolic Treas G Campbell V Pres J Schultz Sec J Fischer B Grange J Arnold J Gambrlll A DAlessandro Second Row N Fisher A Replce M Mircolf E Mathias B Elder F Cochronx S Marks L Stomel S Faber B Clalfee A MacDougall D Whiteman M Dunn R Mutschler I Ensmger J Coyle Mr Haines Third Row D Straub B Dewey J Headley F Dunbar F Handwerk B Moyer J Powell C Ambrose C Rose M Durham S Ostrotf L Smith J Ruberg L Glunta J Sparaclo J Dorsey J Brown B Knapp E Robb iiannur bounty Fzrst Row. S. Schacter C. Wang E. Robb V. Pres. L. Vroombout Pres.' M. Kevolic Sec: J. Mebs Treas ' J. Morgan. Second Row: F. Massey J. Loole S. Hartel J. Lips N. Brandvik J. Berryman J. Milask D. Mund E. Karle. Third Row: R. Grossman E. Herbert D. Morton R. Kligman J. Oetting D. Bransomel, D. Lawerence M. Onesty R. Blizzard. 69 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The very fine assemblies which are presented weekly to the students of Merchantville High School are the re- sult of the efforts of this group. They plan, schedule and evaluate assembly programs under the sponsorship of Mr. Haines and Miss Rush. First Row: Miss Rush, R. Holleufer, S. Marks, P. Reese. Second Row: E. Mathias, Pres., G. Campbell, V. Pres.: Mr. Haines. MONITORS The monitors are the students at Merchantville High School who see to it that traffic moves smoothly and efii- ciently at all times. Through their con- scientious efforts Merchantville High School students are able to get tc and from classes with a minimum of difficulty. First Row: J. Weidner, J. Finnegan, L. Vroombout, R. Grossman, D. Lawerence, E. Robb. Second Row: N. Fisher, J. Duf- field, T. D'Alessandro, D. Morton, H. Stratton, Mr. Westman. RECEPTIONISTS Each day these stud-ents sit at the various entrances to the school and receive and guide visitors through the school. Their courteous and considerate handling of all visitors provide a cordial reception to all who enter our portals. First Row: M. Kevolic, C. Wang, S. Hartel, S. Schacter, S. Rambo, J. Milask, D. Baruch, P. Simon. Second Row: A. D'Alessandro, R. Cathcart, J. Britton, J. Zoole, D. Mund, J. Berryman, E. Karle, S. Miller, C. Foster, J. Arnold, D. Bran- some. Third Row: L. Vroombout, B. Sturm, W. Duiy, J. Scelza, M. Doerr, D. Montesano, B. Rendfrey, M. Fitzgerald, B. Balsama, J. Smith, V. Hench, J. Mebs, C. Rose, R. Grossman. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America, under Miss Selma Conston's sponsorship, is one of the most active organizations' in the school. Its purpose is to become acquainted with the latest developments in modern business. Among its activities are a Christmas dinner for under-privileged children and dances on various holidays. First Row: G. Meehan, J. DeBerardinis, Recorder, F. Massey, V. Pres.: C. Simon, Pres., B. Simon, Treas.g J. Greene, S. Reynolds, L. MacGibney, Miss Conston. Second Row: C. Walters, N. Lips, A. Zawitkowski, H. Farmer, L. Fannon, S. Feinstein, B. Caputi, P. Kochersperger, K. Dunbar, B. Brown. Third Row: B. Sturm, D. Montesano, A. D'Ambrosio, M. Dutfy, B. Kelly, J. Brennan, J. Martino, E. Lee, E. Baker. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This very popular club under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Johnson aids students who are interested in the teaching profession to learn many things about their chosen field. This group has the opportunity to hear speakers who are familiar with the teaching profession and also to visit teacher training institutions. First Row: M. Haulenbeek, B. McGinley, P. Reese, B. Grange, M. Durham, Sec.g J. Arnold, Pres.g E. Karle, V. Pres.g E. Barnish, Treas.g J. Lilly, A. Jalbert. Sec- ond Row: Miss Johnson, M. Wick, S. Mazer, J. Sataloff, D. Garver, N. Howe, N. Catling, L. Brusstar, D. Wright, S. Com- bellack, S. Faber, D. Hill, D. Whitecar. Third Row: J. Newton, V. Ruttenberg, A. Pearlstein, R. Lebed, B. Landis, A. Silver- man, J. Litwin, E. Holmberg, M. Brody, H. Dobkin, C. Aronberg, S. Ostroff, S. Miller. FUTURE NURSES CLUB This club under the direction of Mrs. Bolinger, the school nurse, is sponsored by the VVomen's Auxiliary to Camden County Medical Society. The activities include service work and an annual trip to Fort Dix Army Hospital. Through these activities girls become acquainted with their choosen field of nursing. First Row: P. Giunta, D. Rush, M. Yatfa, C. Ward, Corr. Sec.: E. Burke, V. Pres.g D. Mund, Pres.: A. Southwick, Sec.- Treas.: J. Stewart, M. Kevolic, L. Giunta, P. Miller. Second Row: Mrs. Bolinger, M. Shropshire, N. Shinn, H. Mumford, R. Debus, P. Brindley, L. Dennis, A. Botta- lico, E. Rotzell, B. Floyd, B. Norman, P. Norman, M. Huber, R. Williams, R. Gruno, C. Foster, D. Roberts. Third Row: S. Stevenson, P. Gilbert, L. Littcen, L. Merkle, L. Burger, S. Biddle, R. Steiner, C. Rogers, M. Graham, S. Quinlin, F. Bostick, B. Baumner, P. Tropps, E. Wise- man, A. Robinson, M. Polk, J. Selleck. LIBRARY CLUB Through the efforts of the library club members under thc capable leader- ship of Mrs. Helen Oldach, the Mer- chantville High School library provides efficient service for the students of the school as well as the members of the community. First Row: B. Landis, J. Sutherland, D. Whitecar, V. Pres.: J. Berryman, Sec.: M. Doerr, Pres., D. Mund, Treas.: M. Ellis, C. Wang. Second Row: D. Morton, J. Krystek, P. Brindley, D. Wilkins, E. Rot- zell, A. Robinson, J. Zwirner, E. Jubanyik, B. Elder, N. Catling, S. Wolverton, C. Ginther. D. Langer, Mrs. Oldach. Third Row: M. Kevolic, D. Hoover, S. Biddle, B. Burke, D. Rush, R. Debus, F. Rutten- berg, C. Mitten, T. Newsham, C. Smith, D. Wright. FOOTLIGHTERS The Footligntels is a club to foster and develop dramatic interests among students. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Snook this group has the opportunity for training in all phases of the theatre. The Footlighters frequently present plays for assemblies and for community groups. First Row: T. Rounds, V. Pres., D. White- car, Treas.g H. Milligan, Pres.g L. Henry, Sec.: R. Donges, Prog. Chair. Second Row: J. Reichner, E. Phillips, M. Alkis, A. Silverman, S. Mazer. Third Row: C. Mathes, S. Chernin, B. Kinter, L. Ludlam, A. Pearlstein. STAGE CREVV An organization of inestimable value to Merchantville High School is the stage crew. Mr. Boyer is the sponsor for a group of students who exert every effort to guarantee the smooth presenta- tion of all stage activities and assem- blies. The stage crew is a vital part of the activities program of the school. First Row: N. Hampton, J. Fischer, A. Sweet, M. Kevolic, M. Ellis, B. McGinley, B. Miller. Second Row: J. Thistle, D. Ridley, T. Jednacz, M. Onesty, H. Schultz, Mgr., J. Weidner, L. Riegel, C. Wenstrom, J. Smith, J. Mallon, P. Heller. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is comprised of a group of students who are interested in radio construction, operation and de- sign. This group, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Jones, meets every day after school in the radio shack to experiment in and discuss electronics and the prin- ciples of radio. First Row: J. Thistle, H. Schultz, T. Jednacz, Pres., KZJXXQ Weidner, V. Pres., K2JXWg D. Ridley, Sec., KZUTA. Second Row: D. Tornberg, K2QNOg T. Repice, KN2ZGS: S. Blask, WZTDSQ G. Pfiester, WNZTQKQ P. Jalbert, KNZLFJ: Mr. R. Jones. MATH CLUB The Math Club, which is sponsored by Mr. Elder, has been organized to help those students who are planning to take College Entrance Examinations. Its purpose is to intensify study and training in such fields' as Geometry, Algebra, and Trigonometry. First Row: M. Onesty, S. Rambo, M. Kevo- lic, J. Zoole, C. Wang. B. Floyd, M. Kess- ler, B. Grange, Mr. Elder. Second Row: R. Blizzard, B. Wagner, L. Vroombout, A. D'Alessandro, B. Fetterman, R. Klig- man, D. Lawrence, T. Jednacz, D. Morton, J. Thompson, R. Grossman, B. Hosier. Third Row: J. Weidner. E. Rich, B. Shetz- line, D. Bransome, J. Stetfens, F. Withe- row, E. Gorman, D. Watson, L. Kuczykow- ski, E. Robb, J. Wenstrom. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Espinosa, is designed to help its members become further ac- quainted with the Spanish language and customs. It is open to all those students who have had a year of Spanish and who are interested in Spain. First now: 19. Kudd, B. Baumner, Treas.: M. Mazzucia, Sec.g H. Primost, Pres.: C. Mallon, E. Lane, S. Reynolds. Second Row:- F. Doerstling, G. Badtortf, R. Cantor, S. Brand, R. Dagrosa, A. Weiss, R. Palmer, G. Block. Third Row: D. Lamont, M. Richelson, J. Bromiley, M. Alkis, M. Onesty, J. Scott, J. Smith. FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais, under the capa- ble direction of Miss Bernice Hedrick, is interested in furthering the knowl- edge of French I and II students by acquainting them with French customs, culture, games and songs. First Row: H. Gibson, Sec.: J. SteEens, Pres., M. Mircolf, V. Pres.g M. Sulrin, Treas. Second Row: Miss Hedrick, S. Marks, S. Miller, B. Trautenberg, J. Butler, P. Tobias, B. Dinman, J. Ruberg. CLASSICAL CLUB This club is composed of students from the Latin classes, who are inter- ested in Roman culture. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Boyer, the purpose of the club is to promote the study and continue the interest in the Latin language. First Row: P. Seaton, B. Shirk, Pres., M. Stahmer. Second Row: W. Potter, J. Maggioncalda. PPS wa s fi A 0 . +A f Yo' 'W 'WV Row: M. Doerr, J. Smith, D. Shuster, P. Lally, D. Baruch, E. J. Morgan, N. Wright, M. Niblic, R. Simon, B. Parsons, M. Second Row: J. Britton, B. Grange, J. Berryman, J. Mebs, Kessler, B. Rendfrey, Sec., M. Fitzgerald, V. Pres.: M. Kevolic, Pres.: Arnold, Treas.g C. Ambrose, M. Wiseman, B. Floyd, K. Walker, J. B. Miller, P. Norman, B. Norman, Miss Jarocka. Third Row: S. Hartel, D. Montesano, S. Lippi, N. Felsburg, J. Reichner, L. J. Scelza. 7 vv K. Steer. Brindle Second Row J Barth J Zwirner E Juban ik N Howe y. . : . , . , . y , . , Durham, P. Wright, S. Combellack. Third Row: S. Biddle, D. Kennedy, Cunningham, M. Kevolic, F. Handwerk. Rambo, D. Gilbert A. Southwick, C. Rose, P. Durham, M. Row: M. Wick, A. MacDougall, P. Hahn, K. Dunbar, B. ClaEee, V. Pres.g J. Breland, Treas.g B. Baumner, D. DeAngelis, L. Wallace. Second Row: A. Jalbert, S. Ostroff, B. Meyer, S. J. Dooley, J. Tait, J. Godshall, Pres.g C. Scholtz, B. Suplee, Laich, C. Foster J. Farmer, J. Ruberg, Miss Hukill. Third Row: Johnson, B. Sturm, L. Littcen, D. Oakley, G. Applegate, D. Whiteman, Brown, L. Smith, C. Palmer, J. Heller, E. Haywood, D. Hill, E. Row: D. Huddleston, C. Smith, B. Elder, B. Kinter, S. Chernin, SENIOR TRI-HI The Senior Tri-Hi, under the di- rection of Miss Jarocka, is a service club. During the fall the girls sold refreshments at the football games. Prior to Christmas they sponsored the gala Holly Ball, and in the Spring they had a Mother-Daughter Banquet. In addition to these projects, each meeting includes a visual presentation or guest speaker. JUNIOR TRI-HI The girls of the Junior Tri-I-Ii worked with the Senior girls at the football games, on the Holly Ball and on the Mother-Daughter Banquet. In addition, they sponsored the Thanks- giving Turkey Trot. Under the guidance of Miss Hukill, the club members de- vote much time and service to their school and community. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI The Sophomore Tri-Hi is a service club under the leadership of Mrs. Burns. This club assists the Junior and Senior Tri-Hi with their many service projects in order that they may better organize their future activities in their Junior and Senior years. Service to school and community is their chief aim. s -4 , Iiaullp Wall N Katherine Gioiella Jacqueline Britton Emi i D in i B. Caputi, D. Gilbert, J. Mebs, B. Rendfrey, M. Kevolic, S. Lerch, K. Gioiella, J. Britton, M. Ellis, C. Rose, M. Fitz- gerald, P. Simon, L. Stinson, K. Walker. JUNIOR RED CROSS The aim of the Junior Red Cross Club is to help others who are less fortunate. Among their activities are those of making favors and filling Christmas boxes for the shut-ins. This service club is under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Robb. First Row: M. Niblic, V. Pres.g K. Sche- keryk, Treas.: M. Thompson, Sec. Second Row: Mrs. E. Robb, K. Walker, P. Wal- rond, M. Kleespie, J. Johnstone. HI-Y FALCONS The Falcons Hi-Y under the sponsor- ship of the Y.M.C.A. and Mr. Pocius provides recreational activities for youth. One of their biggest activities is the faculty basketball game, the pro- ceeds from which are given to world service. Some of their other activities for raising money for service projects are selling brooms for the blind, holding dances, and having a spaghetti dinner. First Row: W. retterman, E. Robb, V. Pres.: J. Panciera, B. Mull, J. Finnegan, M. Obert. Second Row: R. Grossman, Chaplain: T. D'Alessandro, G. Purves, N. Fisher, Sec.g B. Bouhon, J. Kissinger, Treas.g H. Stratton. Third Row: B. Money, J. Smith, J. Duffield, G. Sheddy, R. Warren. B. Cargen, L. Veronica. COMMERCIALETTES The Commercialettes are a group of girls from the commercial classes who, under the leadership of Miss Beatrice Sachse, are endeavoring to add to their commercial skills by meeting regularly and discussing matters which will be important to their future business careers. First Row: C. Walters, P. Kochersberger, Sec.g B. Caputi, Pres., K. Mallon, D. Montesano, J. DeBerardinis. Second Row: Miss Sachse, M. Graham, V. Anderson, B. Brown, J. Zucchi, C. Rader, G. Meehan, E. Finnegan, J. Young, Treas. Third Row: K. Dunbar, P. King, D. DeAngelis, J. Raws, P. Cunningham, D. Kennedv. BIOLOGY CLUB The biology club, under the direction of Mr. Pocius, is a scientific-social group. In addition to their interest in the study of biology, this group also sponsors several social events yearly such as the trip to New York and the Sock Hop . First Row: L. Veronica, H. Stratton, C. Leeds, S. Lerch, M. Durham, Sec., S. Rambo, Treas.g M. Ellis, Pres.g J. Finne- gan, V. Pres.g J. Mebs, J. Arnold, J. Schultz, S. Miller. Second Row: S. Faber, J. Dooley, B. Meyer, E. Haywood, R. Hilton, E. Robb, J. Duiiield, M. Obert, J. Stafford, B. Bouhon, N. Fisher, A. D'Ales- sandro, F. Witherow, J. Lacy, R. Gross- man, J. Litwin, B. Trautenberg. Third Row: J. Scelza, W. Duiy, J. Heller, J. Breland, M. Kevolic, A. McDougall, C. Rose, J. Block, B. Levy, M. Sufrin, A. Jal- bert, L. Wallace, B. Claiee, D. Hill, S. Ostrotf, E. Holmberg. ports W 59' v ir iw-is j uf.. A MN ff 'wee S330 M Ui' do 4' 6 E! J my-' K N' af Q 5 ff, ff- .Q r' f ' 033' 1 O iliflaiurettes anh Clllulurguarh lx 'glfgzff S LIPPI D GILBERT Co Captam Majorettes Co Captain Majorettes r dxf - W S HARTEL Lead Ma Jorettes When the band blares forth and the crowd roars the Nlajorettes step out Uerchantulle Hlgh School may be Justlv proud of thxs champronshlp gnoup who proude many thrlllmg moments at our games and aCtlWltlCS K Walker M Lex D Welnhold S Femstem G Fme R Slmon V Pearl J Brltton N Buethe C Olt D Murphy J MANCUSO J BRITTON M L. KEVOLIC B RENDFREY Co Captazn Colorguard N Balsama M L Kevollc J Godshall B Rendfrey M M K MJ' . 4 First Row C Dyer N Johnson C Mathes S Llppl D Gilbert E McCreery S Hartel G Meehan K Steer P Simon Second Row B Baumer D DeAngel1s A Jalbert B Schwab B Brown S Faber D Hlll V Roth J Mancuso D Oakley The envlable prnllege of escortlng the school flag and the Colors falls to thls well dlsclpllned group of young l3d1CS It IS alwass a leasure and a thrxll to see them as P they step forth before our band 78 N BALSAMA R SIMON K WALKER Co Captain Colorguard 1 . . Q . 1 7. ,v - l 7 .,: If ' . v. fr' 'I' I 0 ' i - . , . - iwfg' iw' , L , . -L to A Q - I , - - -i . , - l ' 1 - ' , A K Y 1 ' 7 ' ! ' ' 9 ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 1 ti. . 5 2 C i Q i . . g p 1g2 4 K Q , .- J 4 J M f in if px ,N CQ . . fi' 1. HA If ' B J . ,P . -fs V 3- wi .A ,Lt Qi: ' N fx , , W ' C . -- rf rf- I 'fe M f , ' ' N... nk ' Q 1 ., 'j . .Z. : . , . , . , . ' ', . . i ' 7 ' 1 ' ' 9 ' 1 ' . ' ' : ' r l' r ' 1 . ' l Q ' 1 Qlbeerleahers B KAY PARSONS J HEYWQRTH S SCHACHTER J ARNOLD Thls outstanding school splrxt oroup IS well known for its smoothlv functlonlng presentation of cheers and songs whlch enln en our sports 3CtlW1tlCS The school Splflt whlch they promote enters mto every as pect of our school lxfe Co Cllptdlll C0 Captain J COWGILL x,JY ln. -A Flrst Row B Sturm, S Barrett, K Dunbar, J DeBerard1n1s, S Reynolds, J Zucchl Second Row C Rader B Slmon, J Roberto, J Hunt, J Greer L. Mac Glbeny, J Raws 79 M J A. FLETCHER S- SIMON 4 4 ,Nj I I , fx 14 - f Q' , , if 19 H Jfnnthall First Row R Cargen R Blanch: T Purkls R Warren H Stratton W Fetterman D Morton R Bouhon E Robb H Roberts Second Row M Poclus L Veronlca G bheddy D Glllesple T Brooks T Straub F Canomco Third Row J Duffield J Southerland D Tomasetto R Powell J Hutchmson J Sparaclo B Gossart T Coyle Fourth Row D Straub L Sudan H Moxley H Richards B Dewey L D1Med1o The 1957 58 Football Team w1ll long be remembered ln the hlstory of Wferchantvllle Hxgh School Hasmg two of the finest coaches m the conference, a great Splflt of teamwork and a great urge to wm ln this hlghly competxtue sport resulted IH thls year s fine football wh1ch was eudenced 1n the1r almost wmnmg first place m the Colomal Conference The great cllmax of the season came after all the hard practlces and all the games of experlence wxth the defeat of Camdcn Cathollc Coaches Mr Donald N Donaldson M Manager Rlchard Grossman Martm A Pocrus 80 Fifth Row: dealt, E. Lefiage, J. lieen, S. Wood, Davis, Purves. , l l 3 J K ff: 1 I Z . . . , 1'. g ' g,...f Managers and Coach J Talt MISS Mary Rlce A Barraclough Iauckep Fzrst Row B J McG1nley B Meyer S Qumhn C Rose J Stokes Second Row V Yarnall A Mac Dougall S Rambo J Schultz C Fogter J Lacy J Dooley J Mebs M Ellis G Applegate B Elder Hockey lS '1 tram Sport requnmg the greatest coopcratxou of xts mcmbrrs It h xs a hwtorw and tl'Zid1t10Il of fine Sportsman Slllp and we lre glad that XILl'Ll1'1Iltl1llC Hlgll bchool 'ms opened those Y'lSt horx zons to us, and that we haxc had the p rtumtw to he 1 t f In our understandmg of the EIIIIC ur ire ffrcutls .udcd bw our coach H155 Nlxrx Rua who has the honor of hung :1 member of the Board of Dlrcctors of thc Lmtcd States Field Hocku -Xssocxatxm and whose ex tensne ab1l1tx and knowl dge are a con stant source of mspxrahon to us Fzrst Row B Shlrk I Glunta P Hahn E Barnlsh V McCready P Wrlght J Heller P Tropp Second Row P Gxunta L Brusstar C Horton J Peoples N Cathng N Smallberger R Holleufer W Doerstlmg E Jubanylk J Zwlrner L Seeman reign 'Q S RAM BO C ROSE J SCHULTZ m 93V4 b ad' ff J, Captam J MEBS 74 K' nib-f M ELLIS LACY mal Bupa Basketball Mr Reese Ruedlger Mr Wllllam Knoulf Mr Ronald Long e VARSITY TEAM First Row J Stalford J Long Captain J Barnshaw R Warren Second Row J W tchmson D Hottmger L Sudan J Watklns T Purkxs The WlCt0!'lOl1S, hard playmg n1t1on Long, tamly pralse COACHES 1957 58 Basketball Team, follow mg the leadershlp of thexr Cap tam, John Long, achleved an out standmg record Thrs year s team played many a hard fought game The Grav Kmghts a team who h1t the basket hard from the first quarter to the last efccxtmg sec onds of play, exhxblted smoothly functxonmg teamwork all the way They placed thlrd m Group III competltlon and won much recog for thexr efforts Coaches Ruedlger and Knouff cer deserve the well earned of all of us Q J. MANAGERS Joseph Wlleman Arthur Rudderow JUNIOR VARSITY Fzrst Row G Locante, H Richards, L. Wycolf, J Doughty Second Row J Parsons, D Abbott, H Gray, W Fazler, D Hottmger, 0 Taylor, Mr Reese Ruedlger Y 1, I X lgglkgw-X I We , Q , I 'I ' A Q I kX'bk A o n n AS, A A W I A I ' A ' e 5 ft V - . - Q L xv I' . 1 .1 - y g . 0 .Ty 1 ' Y I. , 1 -, Q I . : l AIX: S3 K ',. 1 I . . ' 1 - ,J . F. V . U . if A Q ' , K . 5 A .. y . . x A A - . N . . Y 1 - ' - k - . , ' . . , . ' . . y . x M i P: is Htaltp Players JOHN LONG Captazn 'Sa f-6... ir' ROBERT WARREN JOHN STAFFORD Woodrow Wllson Collmgswood Woodrow Wllson Camden Catholxc Collingswood Haddonfield Woodrow Wrlson Woodbury Moorestown Haddon Helghts Paulsboro Vocatnonal Audubon Woodbury Haddon H6IghtS Paulsboro Audubon Haddonfield Haddonfield Regxonal Reglonal St Joe s Paulsboro Woodrow Wnlson 1 ff JAMES BARNSHAW Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants 'Vlerchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants Merchants 'Vlerchants Merchants Merchants Merchants I if THOMAS PURKIS f Nfl JOHN HUTCHINSON LYNN SUYDAN Ny! ld f JOSEPH WATKINS 85 DENNY HOTTINGER I 4' gl ,, N 1. '? h 5 ' is 4 . 4 if - 2 3 I ft A -' 'fl . 1 ff 1 1 . 1 X Xin ., ff- L' I ,ga 'ff we A A is . if J -fx 4 ' 26 18 ' 63 52 ' 63 39 ' '74 ' 56 ' 47 'y' 5 ' ' 64 47 Er . 54 - 60 9- 1 r fs Z., ' 65 1 31 , ,J , an to 30 54 jg f 1 . ' V.. A 72 2 'l ' I A ,t ' 71 55 rfr gf N ' , ','6 59 64 6 ' , fs ' ! f A ,ff ' 51 1 53 A 55. if 0 f 57 39 X4 1 cf ' 50 70 1 ' 64 51 76 59 69 57 A 36 57 32 55 ' 54 68 ' 52 1 54 - . ' 56 61 ,Q gg it QT 42 63 ,M g' ' 64 sz ,.. my V 'T tm ltl sf Q' 59 K f A, V ' I I AEA 4 5 ' L V I 'W 5,7 W . Q. , 2 fl ui? 5 f if ' I- ' J ffm ,I T 511 4 A 1 , f I 3 4 ,XL Al W 1 fl 'Y .fr . 'Y , f 1 as 6 , Ends Zgasketha T? Mrs Edna Scott Sally Rambo Wally Doerstllng Allce Barraclough I JOAN LACY Captain Ftrs! row G Hans V Mc Cready D Wllkens P Hahn E Barnlsh J Raws Second row A MacDougall P G11 bert L Schnxtzer P Kochers perger J Lacy L. Seeman J Dooley J Mebs C Rose The glrls basketball team expertly coached by Urs Edna Scott, upheld the great tradltxon of Nlerchantulle teams vnth the1r fine dlsplav of athletlc ab1l1ty and sportsmanshxp Throughout the 1954 58 season they followed the lead of thelr Capt-un loan Iacw working' hard learn mg prlnclples deselopmg techmques and gnowmg from an almost completely neo phwte team early m the vear to one show mg great promlse with coordinated team work Fzrst row P Glunta P Tropp K Sklpper B Elder E Jubanylk P Qumn C Rogers Second row N Small berger P Muller S Wolver ton P Urban B Durham B Slkorskl L Brusstar N Cat mg MANAGERS Joseph Meehan Raymond Donges Marvm Slmpkms Buys' Swimming Swlrnmmg IS a sport of endurance, speed and sklll and requlres a great deal of practlce on the part of each mdnxduai Once agam the fine Splflt of the Merchantulle teams was seen 1n thxs group of young men who spent many long hard practxce hours ln the water under the wery able guldance of Mr Donald Donaldson and Mr Ralph Jones The results of thxs combined effort were seen 1n thelr meets and m then' dlsplay of sportsmanshlp COACHES Mr Donald Donaldson Mr Ralph Jones W' me First row D Tornberg D Lxlley R Burton R Updegralf J Haddon R Mattern Second row F Wheeler W Glunta H Schulz D Bransome R Money J Weidner J Wlllls T Ivins Thzrd row W Plankenhorn B Berry H Gxbson R Farnsworth J Scott A Duffield D Brown G Martm W Humphrles 88 rr 3 ' ig ,VY ' A HNK , X, x,wA E ,Nix ,, N, G , , - J . 3 Y D t 1 , . . . . ' g , , . . ' L . . A 2 '5 ,, . Q X J ': , 4 R S 4 1 A f. . ,W me :qw 1: X ' 1 Y Xe 'ITV K V 2' lk! 3 'll Ill 1 x J S N .. ' K y he W ,, f . o 9 1 A 5 4 l . SQ 5' , Q 5 -x , A 1 K y , M Q, ' 9- 1 . y - , . , . , D. .I . . ' ' . 9 1 9 ' 1 - 9 - , . , . - : I. ,. . , . , . , . , . ' 7 ' ! 0 0 Earls btmmmmg N Williams L Ludlam D Huddleston L Brusstar B Judv Schultz Captam Mlss Mary Rlce Marge Ellls J McG1nley C Foster S Llppx G Applegate B Meyer Manager S Qumlm Swlmmmg holds a xerv lmportant place ln our 3thl6t1C program for glrls As a member of the South Jersey Gxrls Swxmmmg League, they are m competltlon wlth mme of the finest smmmers m the area and, we are proud to mentlon that they make a very commer dable showmg, due xn no small part bo the very excellent coachmg of Mxss Mary R106 Takmg part m the annual lnterscholastxc meet at the Unlverslty of Pennsylvama IS not only one of the greatest challenges to then' swlmmmg ab1l1t but also a prlulege and an honor Mx. ax First row: S. Lippi, B. J. McGinley, G. Applegate, B. Meyer, C. Foster, S Qumlm Second row: D. Huddleston, D. Kennedy, L. Brusstar, N. Williams, L. Ludlam Baseball 4, QHVAVJQ ,Milli ' iz' J MIIJ -ll HJ, A 2 whim wie l rw Pl'l'1 wt IIJI Q A X Sjhif , X-fn-' -4 , is X' K 11 fx A ,sa Q ' pant'-1 Q 5 ,, io Fzrst row R Curtls A Smith J Knox H Wllson W Tayler D Barton Second row M Dunleavy D Cohen H Gibson B Meyers R Murgolm H Vaughn M Shlprlo Thzrd row R Burke L De Medio R. August H Gray L Wykoh' E Mathlas Mr E Cramer Mr J Jones J Butler D Dx Reuzo Baseball 19 known as the great Amerlcan pastlme At Merchantulle Hlgh baseball IS more than a pastxme for both the coach and the team put thelr efforts and Sklll mto every thrxllmg mmng of plav Thls spmt of teamwork makes baseball a hard played and a hard fought game Thls year Merchantvnlle had a very successful season ln the Colonxal Conference, and the team provlded many excltxng moments at every game 'lu 53127 W' , SWK xvlilfggg QW, FNHNQ f--K ta, U QQ! L- QMNI Khan! v--H 'QT' QWWY QNANQ 1 GW? L' J Fzrst row W Mxller J Donnelly H Knorr W Brown J Hutchlnson J Barnshaw B Mazackas Second row B Money B Cargen B Warren T Coyle H Johnson R Lllley B Fetterman dnl.. K X I v Q ,, 'W I L f gx ' ' rj' y , L W 1 e 5 - ' fly B ' ' . fa? V . rr U v V. . . X I . D .I .Y . A . 1 ' AK ii . . ' v :L gl Y ex . . . ,, .,,,, ' ' ' 1 . f we fy Y 71 B ', , gy , l X ll - . 5 NF! k 4 I K ' My E2 6 f a 4 gt . t I X -X f ag f f 1 B H J .., eff, ,,: M J -- -f R 1 U e f M 1 X f X Q . 1 B I ' B 4 T 1 L 1 I 6 K fn K b J y .L C , . k CMA 5, ,,,,,,,.,, K. if K M A ' 'l ff 34 ' , 'J A f ' : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , : . : . , . , . , . , . , . K nl, , .J Vrk, Tmwiilh, W zkrlk , ,l,,... M ,.,J,,:- f ' X X X QSM fly! B Cargen Co captam ' .V WW it-15 Nagy' B Fetterman QQ Ski Q Xl- ' - J. Smith, Co-captain H X2 B Warren M Money X Eff 91 f 6,15 Ja' vu 'ie il .0 5 fr.-i ,.:N .I zu . r Q . r W 1 if x ilfxzs : W ix, iff? , W W 18 'R 07 . Q! 1-:N w Ax -H x R2-4, X-, biimx h i . V , 1'x 'ANU A' , A ' A wg by 2, :'1'w'. f A ' fk, - 4- 1 re fafgs .- fi' V . TK A M , ' . .. 4 'La 'ww :NVQ Qufthall .QS- ,,,-ar UQ? V McCready Manager Mrs Scott Coach Sally Rambo Cap The girls softbzll team has been practlcmg serw hard to produce a fme record tlns season The team coached by Mrs Scott and captalned bw ballw Rambo has demonstrated great Splflt ln upholdlng 1lICI'Cll3IltS1ll6 s name tam F' il Stow A-6 Fzrst row P Cunningham P Hahn B Barmsh B Miller S Rambo J Earl Second row D Davis L Seeman J Hans E French T Lannon J Haxtz Tlurd row A Townsend R Debus J Duffy B Suplee 92 E Jubanyik, B. Elder, A. MacDougall, M. Ellis, J. Wileman, D. Morton, E. Raming, Kuehnert D. Brown. On most pleasant spring afternoons the archery team may be found at the field trying to hit the bull's eye. Under Miss Rice's capable coaching they have developed their skill and have brought many honors to Merchantville High. ' '...:sv--... Qrnberg AV D. Morton, Capt.g Miss Rice, Coachg M. Ellis ing Manager. H. Roberts J. Huggins, W. Levy, J. Scott, M. Sufrus, R. Ricords. Each year Merchantville High School provides interesting competition for other schools in the South Jersey Scholastic League. Every participant in this challenging game seeks constantly to im- prove his technique and this is obvious in the enviable records they achieve. Mr. Boyer, H. Roberts, J. Huggins. Gu an 4 fe.. - H - -f .x . , 5? 7 xL': l A' Wx, Q M 3'Z,j:f Am . . 3 M gg 'N ' nf 'EW Tf g fif X y xz -A Vx. 'QM- ri! J, 5 DVA. 5' xmw ew ivy W-D awn- main'-Iv a-JK 'K 'x 'Q' Y ' W-M, ,ff . - 4-'ffuk ' A N' WM! .un V 3 xv , lxgiggtaz' 0 .dv I ' -.. , A 1 ,A , I .5 5 .,- ., '11. ...-img,-is f. 'g ' 1' X. V- Q r q yan-W! I muck Q: u ,Quail r ' - ., f mx: 4, A 'T ,N ' A --- VA L w,,, 4-1 , MA, 3 V 1 . - W -..m:..'1L.1:,- s :r, N K M, , x L' A g '- ,W ,,. 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