Metuchen High School - Blue Letter Yearbook (Metuchen, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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His contributions, not only in the field of athletics, but also in time and effort, have made him our friend and counselor as well as our teacher. We are honored in being able to dedicate this Yearbook to ..... MR. JOHN CASSELL. Mr. lnhn Cassell ff I X ,. Z .rd- ,ff , 1-,fy wr? ,. ff' 9' T' at ,4 AIJMINISTRATIUN AND FACULTY Q-L .nc ,,f .4-',.5:.,,. TV, ,an awww ,, L 1,.-Yi K' , K, . . .K . f' x 'Q L . 1- H A ff J ,, 1' al f. p ' ' .Y , ,S -Ag 'Dw- ..-- ,A 5 BUARD DF EDUCATION The school Board is intensely interested in evaluating the entire educational program and developing ways and means of improving curricula so that our academic students will be able to meet competition for entrance to colleges of their choiceg commercial students will be eminently qualified to enter the business worldg and the general students will be sufficiently equipped for successful job placements. The Board of Education will continue to make every effort to improve the Metuchen School System. The recent approval of a plan to compensate teachers to scale enables Metuchen to attract fine competent instructional addition to the many in- spired, and dedicated teachers presently in our system. The progress of our new high school is followed eagerly and hopefully for its scheduled opening in September of 1958. This will insure the return ofthe single session for all children and the elmination of the over-size class, - iw , K my This year's Board is composed of, left to rightg Mr. Edwin Stockwell, Mr. Attilio Di Pasquali, Mr. James P. Smith, Mr. Roswell Groben,Vice President, Mr. William Claypool, Mr. Drews, Dr. Ralph Brancale, President, Mrs. Thomas Faggioni. Missing from the shot are Mr. Floyd Gaudet and Mr. William Hol- land. PRINCIPAL Every year I have the pleasure not wlthout tmge of regret to say a few fmal words to those of you about to leave our school You and we face troubled tlmes No country IS b1gger than xts core of c1t1 zenry No c1t1zen IS blgger than h1s heart w11l let h1m be What IS requlred today IS a declded splrxtual renascence Wllh SpeC1f1C elTlphaS1S 1n ethlcal and moral values Keep w1th you always the mnate goodness of human nature and pros perl The best to each of you A constructlve pattern and a rewardmg goal should l1e before ou SUPERINTENDENT Congratulatxons to the Seniors who have chmbed up another rung on the ladder of llfe Graduatlon from hlgh school 1m plnes a certam amount of growmg up Some people never grow up even at age 50 Such people have never devel oped polse and sklll 1n the art of11v1ng You w1ll be grown up when you learn that contentment l1es IH the slmple your fam1ly at the dmner table a qulet walk through a woods the feiiowshzp of a fr1end you meet a glorxous sun r1se or sunset Remember the best thmgs ln l1fe are free Q 4 if ASSIST. PRINCIPAL Memorles of hlgh school days too soon be come shadows, whlch, nevertheless, are recalled fn, aga1n and aga1n as you go through l1fe. These shadpws represent many happy and many heartbreaklng moments. Each day ln your hlgh school l1fe brought a dlfferent experlence, whxch helped you prepare for a rapldlychangmg world. May thls yearbook be a symbol ofyourcher lshed hlgh school memorles. faff - Q P N . 1 . 1 . - 5 .f . . - 4 - v things. Enjoy the things about you: I 5 . J' I Ik III1, , ' 0 1 . ' rv . , 'akin ' y . A4?r '- In MR. GEORGE MICKETT Rutgers University, B S Ed , M A School Psychologxst DR. CARL EINHORN Yeshx Umversity, A B , Universxt Mxchxgan, M A , Ph D MR DANIEL JACKLER New Guxdance Counselor York University, B S , M A C ordmator oi Guxdance MISS ANN HYDO Rxder College B S , Rutgers Unxversxty, M Ed Girls Gutdance Counselor Future V1 SOI' MRS Mac GREGOR Clerkmthe Superintendant's Oiixce MISS CORNELL Super1ntendant's secfemy Miss Ll-:ls mghschoolsecremry MRS KULMAN Ir High School MISS BREEN Secretary to the Secretary Secretary of the Board Qnot picturedj MRS OWSIK Administrative As DR JQHN WHITMER 3 C h 0 01 SXSCUII Doctor MRS EMILY CURRIE Nurse ' ' ... . . ' N . - ' . , . . . . -- o- ' L . . i I Teachers of America, Senior Ad- l LT-i FACULTY 1.,-L A. nan ops., College B A New York Unner stt M A Englxsh II German Bulldog s Bark German Club MR WILLIAM BLINDOW Arnold College B S Seton Hall Umverslty Rutgers Umverslty Physxcal Ed ucatlon Health Coach of Fresh man Football Basketball Baseball MISS MATILDACODELLA Mont claxr State Teachers College A B Sclence 7th and 8th Grade Math mancs 7th and 8th Grade Jumor Hlgh Scxence Club MR. ROBERT DENNISON Hope College, A B Bxology Algebra Bxology Club Unxversxty Instrumental Musxc Fundamentals ol Musxc and Harmony Band Twlrlers Dance Orches tra Band Boosters MISS SYLVIA BRODZIK Trenton State Teachers College B S Englxsh 7th and 8th Grades Junior Hxgh Patrols MR FRANCIS CONSTATINE Lp sala College A B World Hxstory Student Counctl Sophomore Ad vxsor MISS ELSIE DENNY RIderCol lege B E Stenographyl,II Typ mg ll Juntor Advisor T Q.-A ,ZZ-ee .- Juxlllard School of Mustc B S Vocal Musxc MUSIC Appreclatxon Glee Clubs A CappellaCho1r Band MR F TRUMAN BUCKELEW Rutgers Umversxty B S Montclair State Teachers College M A General Scxence Photography Club MR. GEORGE CONTI Rhode ls land State Unxversxty B S Rutgers Unlversxty Englxsh Ill Varstty Football Coach MISS FLORENCE DE VR.lEb Ne ward State Teachers College Tren ton Stale Teachers College B L Rutger Umversxty B S Ed bm versxty oIM1ch1gan M.A Unner stty of Oslo CU' vnu CASS:-.LL Unxversxty of Brxdgeport B S Seton Hall Um versxty MA New York Umverstty Columbia Unxversxty Washmgton and Lee Physxcal Educatxon Varsxty Club, Coach of Varstty Track J V Basketball MISS EVELYNCROWELL Arnold College B S P E Rutgers Umver s B S E Drwer Educatxon, Health Cheerleaders Jumor Red Cross MRS GLORIA DUMI-.Z Trenton State Teathers College B S Ed Health Phy mal I-.dutatxon 1 1 .Q ' J 1, -114 1 ,z lm - K I 1 t' - x , .Beit arf Q ' el: Ai , ' ' flip thi - I ,J ,,. 5 x 7 1 1 ' 1.5 , V fi' 4 . A 1 LV .:,,,' ,,,X.11 WZ' X A - - 1 'if - ' 'rf ' 1 C v I - ,' 1 3' -Wg: 1 3 . X H 1 1 ' ' 1' ai ,ni N f. 4 - ' , . , -4' 5' C A V ' . Lass!! 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LEO HASPEL .IohnMarshall College, B S ,Seton Hall Unxversxty, M A General Math I and II, Semor Math Stamp Club MRS MILDRED HILLY SWANK Temple Umversxty, Rutgers Umver stty, Umversxty of Pennsylvarua Typmg I, Bookkeepmg I Hub', Faculty Busmess Manager of Blue Letter, Business Department Chan man, Semor Class Advxsor, Ushers and Usheretts .L I sr J '16 Qiefiili six: we N QW? QQ MR. ARCHIE ELLIOT Umversxty of Nebraska B S Umverslty of Colorado M S Columbla Umver slty M A Algebra II Trlgonome try Sulld Geometry MR. MORTON GRAHAM College B A Columbla Umverslty M A Spam h French Club Trxmty Spamsh MRS AMY HAUSAMANN State Teachers College, B S Jumor Hugh Lnbrarxan Kansas MRS HANNAHJESSEN Rutgers Umversxtyy B S Ed Algebra I, Arxthmetnc 8th Grade 7 MISS MARY P EEHAN College UI New Rochelle A B U S Hxstory 7th and Bth Grades Forum Club MISS LOUISE HAITSCH Upsala College B A New York Umversny School ol Educatlon NLA glnsh IV Lnterary Dxscussxon Group MR. RAY HERB Lebanon Valley College, A B , Rutgers Umverslty M Ed U S Hnstory ll Semor Class Advlsor MISS MARILYN JUNE Trenton State Teachers College, B S World Geography MR A GARRETT Southern Teachers College B A Columbxa Umversxty M A ArtJumorH1gh School MR. GEORGE HARTLAND m werslty of Brxdgeporl BS New York Un1vers1ty, M A Physical Educatlon Health Dlrector of Athletics J V Football Varsity Baseball MR. PETERHEUMANN New York Unxverslty, Hofstra College En glxsh II MR JAMES KELLY Montclaxr State Teachers College, B A U S History Coach of Basket ball, J V Baseball gli fsfli f . so, il . 1 :ffl ' ' f 1 , l 112' u v, V- - I ' 'SV'-. , -1 f ' ' I v , , 4. Q : ' Sxn ' x X . it A , ef H . ff . , Ls I i f ' x , , . -- t- - - ' - - . - - ' ' . .Q ' , . .g - .' A ' , . . - - . . ' ' . , . .g ' - - ' ' 1 . .Q ' ' - ' . - - . ' , . . - - ' ' -- K - , . . , - . , . G , , - - - . . 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JOHN MARCASON Trenton State Teachers College B S Rutg ers Umversxty MA New York Umversxty General Shop Ill and IV Mecharucal Drawmg I Il III MISS MCQLAID Brown Lnners 1ty A B M A Engllsh MRS R NEWMAN Montclaxr Teachers College A B Lngllsh Dramanc Club FACULTY MR. LAJNAHAN Umverslty of Vermont BS Scxence Math emaucs MR. DOINALD MQCARTHY Rut gers Lnnerslty B S Scxence 7th and 8th Grades Jumor Hlgh Scxence Club MISS ELINOR MEYER Swarth more College B A Yale Lnn ers ny M A Englxsh I Guldance MR PALI. NIELSEN Rutgers B S Columbxa M A Audxo Vxsual Axds Dxrector Camera Club N . , i Q A I , Q 1 I yr. - C I 'H , 5: 'S I Va. v' an 'O ,r A Aff- Q., T-.aw 7 -mf M K. ,A j fy, .T - 1 -- U - . -- -- , V ,- . ,..g '.--.. ,..: ,. ,.-a-- , - 1 - . -- v LII. Ed. ' Y I ' -- I- . -- - -- ' ' ' ' 1 . .. . -- I . -- ' I 1 - -G ' ' 1 ' , l 1 -- Q , . l .9 , l l - I 1 1 l IV. H L. , U I- , U V . , A' --B - . ,, . . v . - ...-- ,.., ,..,.. . ..-. , , , ' ' jg ' ' ' .'-- ' . -- I - A. K- . .U , - A.. , , 1- . . u- 1 .1 v y -. 1 ., . . v . .- ' --1 Av ' , . ., - ,-- ' v v 1 -v V 1 . ,yi f A E fb. MR PAUL O'HALE St John s Club, Student Government Advisor MISS JEAN RUSSO New York Umverslty, B S Mathematxcs MRS JANET UNGER Umversxty of North Crolma, BS Physxcal Educatlon and Health MR MILTON ZUCKER New York Umverslty B A Columbla Umver stty M. A SetonHallUruvers1ty Engllsh Blue Letter MISS THELSA RAND New York MRS BEVERLY SAVIDGE Doug las College B S Home Econ omlcs MR FRANK URJCH Lebanon Valley College B S U S Hxstory, World Geography MISS MAXINEROCKOFF Newark Art l ll, Art Appreclatxon Arts and Crafts MR L SEAMAN Rutgers Um verslty B S General Physlcs Plane Geometry Semor Math MISS DOROTHY WISEMAN Col lege of New Rochelle B A ,Fordham Umverslty., M. A New York Um versxty Engl1shlI,lII Bulldog s Bark Business Advlsor MR MARTIN ROSEN New York MRS ESTER SISKO Temple Um verslty B S Social Studies MR ROBERT WITHEY Rutgers Umversxty B S World History, U S lhstoryl Bowlxng League 3' 'M A I ' I A., D n 'rl' W xv' :H If ,muh A 'lap 5 11 . - - . ' - - ' ' . ' ' University, B.A. -- Latin I- -Latln Unlverslty, B.S., M. A. - - Musxc. State Teachers College, B.S. in Art Universxty, B.S., M. A. -- Shop, . Ed. -- , ' , -,1 ,,W,'.vv: rf?-6 TM 'J f gfw V0 5' SENIURS ,x , ,. ,P ' 'Y 'frm ' g2'f- Q Y -fv 1221 , A .,, . .11 -tb , QQ-. ' It 'rlxt-. 4' 5 N x W., , MQ, --v-nag'-q fy lf' - , 4,5254 Q. 1, Q SECRETARY RAS ER TC:- Gary William Ver Strate Clary 'For they can conquer who believe they can. lively fun . .. the sporting look ... with John and Zeke . .. President of Senior Class, Blue Letter Senior Play All C ass Dances. John Perry Johnny All the world loves a lovcr. cool city boy short haircut Jack of all trades ... yen for sports Varsity Football Baseball J. V. Football Basketball Baseball Var- sity Club Vice President of Senior Class Jr.-Sr, Prom Sophomore Dance. from argaret Virginia Gilman Marge They re only truly great who are truly good. tricky talker ... uncxpected giggles . . . B.B. fanatic to know her is to love her . . . Glee Club Footlightcrs Secretary Bulldog s Bark A Cappella Choir Literary Club Senior Play Latin Club F.T.A. Spanish Club All Class Dances Jr.-Sr. Prom, Donna Rosenblum Donna A thing of beauty is a joy forever. the eyes have it . . . fabulous fashions success through seriousness in all she does . .. enchanting enthus- iasm . . . Blue Letter Footlighters Senior Play Treasurer of Jr. and Sr. Class Glee Club A Cappe11aChoir French Club F.T.A. Biology Club Sub-cheerleader All Class Dances. . . 1 ll Yl H , 1 I 1 of Jr., and Sr. Class, Blue Letter, I I u H I 5 , , . I I I f Z . A ez! Lillie B, Adams Tillie' 'ln the twinklingofaneyef' where's that letter .. . dance, dance ... friend in- deed ... a flair for the festive . . . C-lee Club. Mary Ann Antczak Mary Ann Moon struck madness flirting frolics true 1 e pencil in hand one dream on her heart Library Club Hub Club Blue Letter in Joan Elizabeth Ahearn 'Joanie' A good heart is worth gold. cartwheel capers full of kindness always on the go lively expres- sions . . . Cheerleading, Bulldog's Bark Representative, All Class Dances, Footlight- ers Jr.-Sr. Prom G.A. X. Biology Club Latin Club Psychology Club Gltc Club Girls Sports it ti .I -Ii f I .. Edmund Otto Andich Eddie Calm of mind. affable naturally nice ... lots of time for leisure ,.. Who me'? . Key Club, I,R,C,, School Handbook Committee. CLASS 0F 1957 Stephanie Antczak Stevie Soft as music and stars football fan wistful glances faircoyness lively laughing eyes Hub Club F T X Biology Club French Club C A X Xll Class Dances Jr Sr Prom Senior Play Blue. Letter Bulldog s Bark Rc presentative David Bryan Ashwell Dave Many small make a great witty remarks twinkle toes blond blandnc ss a special interest in base ba Freshman Dance Student Coordination Council J V Baseball Cross Country Blue Letter Chemistry Club Biology Club l X l Jeannette Claire Andres 'Jeanne' As true as l live. sincere depth intellect incognito . .. ballet . .. gay gripes . . . F re s h ma n Class Secre- tary, All Class Dances Jr.-Sr. Prom, Blue Letter, Senior Play, French Club, Spanish Club, Student Cov- ernment Cirls Sports David Karl Aurelius Dave I would a Jester be mad scientist chess wizard Say music hath charm to sooth Band Glee Club Psychol ogy Club Chess Club Vis ual -Xids Judicial Council 1 -QQ. Z. t a s , , , , , . Y J 9 , . . 1 n u . n u n ' u I 1 n u I . I -I n in I I n in I A N ' ' ' . . . as - . . . ' ' . . . A ' ' ' . . . ' l'f ' ' ' A ' ' ' 1 l' ' . , I .I . I . - . 1 . . D ' I 1 v 1 Q . .I . , . . . , n ' ' 3 2 . - . , , .i .i ., , . . -' w , . ' . I n - . i v W I ' 1 ' J ' . . . . , . . ., . , I l n Y ' ego 1 F l f t ' - s 9 K -I Q I X . S l ' 2 it e. Q ' '42 ' L' V N ..r . C , 1 X 4 I Q ' . ' . -' 4. ' .,-1 I l 2 4 f - ' . ' 1. . : i ' f 12' 5 ' f-:Q , of X 4 . 1' t X AQ, ag , -,px n . , , - ' - N 'qzf ,. . - 1-X 1. 1. , ' '-' :fir ,---z' IP:-, . N il. . 'H-1-rx, X - - fii' '. t '. '--: i - 1 . .2.fa.:12?i .awe Raymond Baker Ray No doubt he has l1ttle cares gcttlng away from ll all the l1ttle man frcckle face jest and youthful joll1ty Charles W1ll1am Bashew B1 Oh a sport royal see me hear me broad shoulders Ivy League look that certaln some thlng Varslty Football Bluel et ter Bulldog s Bark Repre sentatlve Jr Sr Prom Patrols Foothghters WMM METUCHEN W Paul C ccker ll Carol Jean Bell au Act well your part there all the honor 1185 man of act1v1ty ta slenderness act1ve 1n pol1t1cs hc knows what IS what Vlcc. Presldcnt of Student Bark Club Foot llghters blee Club Back stage Work Counc1l Bulldog s Key Club Chess Sound Lffects for 'K' Buzf l am 1n char1ty Wlth the world Dr Bell to be SCIIOUS studlcs Sprcchcn S1e Dcutst h Those who an tautlous seldom crr Bulldog s Bark Busxness Staff German Club Clce Llub Senlor Play Xll Class Dances F 'I A Joan Joyce Bayok 05' Anythmg for a QUICI l1fe commerc1al chatter seen Wlth h1m wmmng ways busy and bUbl ness l1ke Jr Sr Prom Bulldog s Bark Buslness Staff L1 A A Football Program Ad verusements Robert H Beck Bob Throw away your cares clownmg around 1 laughs l1ttle sm1les Why worry? Ill l1ve but not necessar1ly let l1ve Chemlstry Club HIGH SCHUUL Barbara Belohlavek John Bender Barbara There IS no cosmet1c for beauty l1ke happmess pe-ace and gentleness sm1l1ng Wlnnlng ways a qulet charm modest mademoxselle John Frlsk away the school boys secret passlons e joke s the th1ng Shake spear reader why should the dev1l have all the good t1mes? 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Q 1 J' I A 4 u Q . 1 n 4 I A 1 NA 1 2 , ' ' . , , l I I g I , I a 3 1 ' .J 1 N A A . . 1 . , . , 1 I 1 I . , - L n 1 . . - J n 4 N ' ' s . 1 . 1 .1 '-'J 1 1, ' ' f 'lj :g g ' 1 1 ' 4- ':'f' J'f N I wj, Aa m fvfwd ' wie, ll -5 ,L t Q Frederick Berta Fred Let us be as happy as we can bristle top pizza lover quick decisions amblmg through life with a joke Bulldog s B a rk Student Government Student Coun c Ann M Breen Ann More matter for a May morning wholesome beauty 1 n1f1ed g1ggles Miss Blue Letter Editor 1n Ch1ef Bulldogs Bark Footllghters AllClass Dances Jr Sr Prom F TA Glee Club A Cap pella Choir Senior Play Literary Discussion Group Latin Club Treas urer of Sophomore Class .ful David Blair Dave A light heart lives long full of laughs a friendly smile pleasant and easy going always agreeable live and let live Spring Track Footlxght ers Ellen Mary Bobrowskx Afar the shmning star golden attractiveness sincere friend a quiet charm to win friends and make no foes srmles that win Hub Club Glee Club All Class Dances CLASS UF 1957 Thomas James Brougham Tommy The world is my country full of w1tt1c1sms black Buick and white walls slow strides where way J V Baseball Evelyn Gall Byard Whatever is worth domg at all is worth domg well friendly POISC spirited a smile that lingers it s best Bulldogs Bark Student Council Glee Club French Club All Class Dances BlO10gy Club Basketball Baseball Modern Dancing Betty Bradshaw Bett Genius and it s rewards are briefly toldl L,1ll1s s pal Why don t you hurry? something to say humor in every remark Basketball HubClub Baseball Hockey Fred Campanola Campy From him shall read the ways of kindness never 111 at ease ter upl witty quips ue Baseball Football Varsity Club Patrols Legislature A? 41 . B f 5 Q X N e T Q X N, , W ,f I ,L u n u na ,Eln u ,I il. ' ' ' ' u n u n uEvn u ,, N l ' Hldjg- ' I ' ' ' ' ...bat- Editor fun to be with there is a will, there is a dashed with sweetnessat he will .give the devil . -A V ck .ygggg g K . ' 1 'n W1ll1am .I Case Nancy Hunter Cathcart B1 Nancy There s a good txme com Snowflakes on a sprlng 1n a easy gomg weekends 1n easy to l1ke darmg plald shlrts and drxver Too funny! khakxs mlschlef 1n wxth the glrls 1 every sm1le French Club Jumor Semor Football Prom Semor Play P T A James Colman Jlm lt IS a busy world Carfully dressed quiet frlendlxness always a gentleman serlous worker soft s1lence Dances Ula' Aspasla Chapas ue Honor glV9S greatness edxtor on the Job en less energy dark flash mg eyes charmmgly casual Bulldogs Bark Ed1tor m Chlef French Club Blue Letter Sophomore Dante Jumor Semor Prom hem- l awrence Clfrodelll Chlp He b1dts a shmmg soul grid xron gusto dark handsomeness l1v e ly personallty up top of them all Varsxty Football Baseball J V Basketball Varslty Club Courtesy Patrol METUCHEN HIGH SCHUUL Annette Colonna Annette Good humor makes all thlngs tolerable gleammg glances 1d e moments as others l1ke ou sm1rks and smxles .Iumor Semor Prom ' OUQ YT: assent, Q., :cc-me -3- UU' FD 00 U, .-. .. sms 5 sm: gg..-,.,m UQ ooo L: rn mg-fc: CJ U1 v-0 tn W2 G rw H fa P 599-0 ' 3 anna Us nv' Ham 52 C2 QW -0 Qro Q Kew :pc ... HOC: EQ: 0Q ?.Ef, orbs: 910:- mo' no px Q? 4 l X Vincent Comxskcy Vinny Wlsdom IS not fmallytest ed by the schools loves to relax jestmg llkablc enjoymg math wlzard ln h1s jokmg hlmstlf Baseball 1 v, an I x t ,lg i is V,,, , , 1, 1 5 s, x f P if S X -. X ,fi 1 if 5 . Q .. .lin .. n .S .. A .. . ,, 'g. . ' dy.' U w ' ' d- '-' Pa ' ' ' ' f - ' ' ' ' ' ' ... H'l ' ' . go ' -H -' A f -23- -sg, Frank Corso 'He that lends, gives. man of few words . .. still water runs deep shy, retiring smile .. . spirit within . . . J.V. Football, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Footlighters, Blue Letter. Richard Daly Rich A man with dreams of pleasure Boyt s best slow walk r e s e r v e r w ell dressed appearance daydreamer divine i t 3 1. ze ,Af -S L .A ,O be JM Ann Cusumano Anim One of light and leading. immeasurable intellect . .. pleasantly polite . .. never noisless . . . diamonds are a girl's best friend , , , Student Government, Blue Letter, Bulldog's Bark, Footlighters, Biology Club, Latin Club, Glee Club, Psy- chology Club Spanish Club IRC FTA All Cass Dances SS -'5 Aix X 1 it x Judith Ann Czerwinski I lJudyll Lovely as a spring night. serene life .. . cool, calm beauty . . . stuborn steno- grapher . . . lpana smile . . . Bulldogs B a r k Typist, Point System Committee Library Council. CLASS UF 1957 Dee Ann Dasher Dee Let nothing disturb thee Georgia peach dimpled smiles generously good humored all love to hear her speak Bulldog s Bark Business Staff Blue Letter Band Junior Senior Prom Se mor Play T7 Nancy Louise Davidson Nan Silence is one great art of conversation soft winning ways quiet disposition willing to help minute miss Blue Letter French Club Senior Play Homeroom Secretary Bulldog s Bark Junior Senior Prom Soph omore Dance .Ioan Marie Dalrymple 'Joy beams out from top to toe. content talking about Johnny decided future . . . quality of sincerity . . . Junior-Senior Prom, All Class Dances, Glee Club, Blue Letter Collection Staff. Fredrick Depenbrook Fred I live a life for all to envy quiet and calm future scientist enviable marks blond cuteness Visual Aids HQ? X'-r' Xu 7 I . . ., . . ., I ll ' ll ll Il M YI ll If ll ' U ' ' U ll ' - I4 ' ' I - 1 . v ll I , . . . I . . . , ' A . . . a ' . . . . . . , , . . . , , - . - . . . - I - l I n - 1 - 1, g 'x 1 ' Y M, ' 1 is f x, , ,L . I , A I N ' . N . g - M. rv-n . g I x I lgffgf , 'rf . -A .Zvi 4 M . .3 55,5 Q 1 jg? , ,l'1.'I:gi' - . g - Fifi-f l f 5, -N .pity ' , 1, ,.,:E.-,? - fi ff1.'3?55?if5 ' ' 3 'A TH 'T ' ,sf ' - 35 .SPP I rg-1 1 ', . W Eugene John DeStefano Eugene Ingenuity is the pass word ah that wavy hair Jeff s a always on time navy man J V football Spr1ngTraCk Glee Club Gwendolyn DeVaughn Gwenie One cool Judgement is worth a thousand counsels never silent living a life of laughter full of vim and vigor a twinkle in her eye Glee Club Glrls Athletic Assoclatlon Modern Danc ing Hub Club Barbara Ann Diehl Bo To th1ne ownself betrue staunch Democrat use ful ideas an out of towner pleasing per fectionist s p 1 r it for sports Girls Sports Bulldog s Bark Sophomore Dance Student Government Hub Club METUBHEN HIGH SBHUUL Janice Disario an I have a heart with room for every Joy trlps to Colombia ea tures like a Greeclan StaI concealing words behind a smile definite ideas Bulldog s Bark Blue Let ter Footllghters F T A Biology Club Latin Club All Class Dances Lorraine Disbrow Dizzy To friendship every bur den s light new in the balls soft graciousness are the mak ing of beauty friendly greeting Glee Club Raphael Doherty Ray The great hope of society is the induvidual charac er bling down the court the nicest kind ood looks plus charm equal success Basketball Varsity Club David W Dietz Dave Let every man be master at his time mad miser with council money poetry champ flirting patrol headed for success able team manager Football manager Basket ball manager Student Council Key Club IR C Courtesy P at rol Class Dances Beverly Ann Donces Bev Happiness seems made to be shared pleasant disposition ta willing to help silent manner Blue Club Girls Basket ball Junior and Senior Prom FreshmanandSoph omore Dances li Il u . jp U bb! It . Il .. . . - .. . . .. . . .. ll U i- ' - H , O ... I . ... . . . ... ' ' . . D 0 . g . y ' ,,, ..- -.- I I . 1 I . , , I ' , - v 1 u ' . , . v l n . , , . . ., I HJ Pl tl - H M H U Il I ' u V . - u - U . . ., , . ,, . . . - ,, ' ' ...f - ' r . ' ll ' ' - sweetness charm and outside activities drib- and tranquil always ue ' ' - ' ' ' ' I -fa ' un: 1 , - ' . . , I , . . ., y ' . ' - 0 s , frlly f . ? ia, 4 A 3 I , Egg, Doward Gerrxt Douwsma Dumbo Good counselors lacks no CIICDIS easy does lt wxthout a care lous done Band Smlllng and stud well begun IS half Margaret Eugenia Elnstem Genla I do but want to be a frlend sparklmg Splflt a gay senorxta fair beauty good taste IS the flower of good sense Bulldogs Bark Semor Play Blue Letter All Class Dances Jr Sr Prom Footllghters Span lsh Club Glee Club Stu dent Government A Cap pella Cholr Llterature Club Marcia Dowme Mlckey Knowledge c o m e s but wlsdom lmgers busy and bashful m est sxmple and sweet auburn tresses lady like manners F ootllghters Student Re presentatlve to P T A Ju mor Semor Prom F T A Blue Letter French Club Sophomore Dance CLASS Erxc Elder EIVIS Tomorrow IS soon enough for me shufflmg along the road of 1 e bell bottom trou sers let nothing dns urb thee slow and easy aa' Jean LOUISE Drake Jeanne A good heart IS better than all the gold ln the world amblmg through lxfe wlth a joke a frlend valued always leaves them laughing sportsmmded Band G A A Bulldogs Bark Asslstant BUSINESS Manager Junlor Red oss F T A G1 sports Hub Club Blology Club 0F 1957 Carol Ann Emanuel Carol lence greater qu1et manner demure and devoted a smxle from the heart gener ous of time and self Spanish Club G A A F T A Jr Sr Prom Bull dog s Bark Representatxve Gxrls Sports Carl Dyremose Carlos Klll txme and take l1fe at IIS best young at heart work lng for pleasure clever qulps optemxstlc out look qu1et but you know he s there Vlrgxna Erle Gln a a posmve op1n1on m enthusxast mlschlef 1n her merlt work or play always enjoylng xt Girls Sports Freshman and Sophomore Dances G f J l U f o ' 'fxif' A 2 s . fri' so T ' . . . 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J I Scott Ewing 'To be gay is the onlyway. free and easy lively laughter a weakness for women mischief maker Track Senior Play Jun lor Senior Prom Visual AldS George Fig Figero Our hero lS a man of peace comfortable company footloose and fancy free all American athlete a man s man in many ways French Club President of Varsity Club Football co captain Baseball Basket ba -at is Ly 41 T 3 V Q 1 x Barbara J Ezyske Barbara Neatness has its wards Home Ec today home maker tomorrow loves to sew quiet giggles heard in homeroom Business Manager of Bull dog s Bark Class Dances Freshman Soph Jr Sr Prom Hub Club French Club Pep Club Blue Let ter Collection Staff 9 f Margaret Jean Farley 'Margie As I see the evening star anything goes light and easy dreaming and scheaming c h e e r f ul chattering Class Dances Glee Club Hub Club G A A Dorothy Anne Fedak Truth is beauty beauty is truth Descendent of Venus personality plus dr1v ing that car variety s the very spice of life French Club Blue Letter Senior Play ETUBHEN HIGH SBHUUL Geraldine Fisher Jerry A daughter of the gods divinely tall and fair spirited sophlsticatlon weekend parties as cinating fingernails Senior Play Cheer Lead ing Footlighters Sopho more Class Secretary Freshman Rep of Student Council Blue Letter Latin Club Jr Sr Prom Span ish Club Band Glee Club Biology Club All Dances Dances F T A Hall Pa tro 71. M1chaelM Fratesi Mickey Mildest manners and gen tlest heart Zoomm to school in a 50 Ford always has agood e x c u s e W h a t m e worry? demure but devilish disposition J V Football Freshman Baseball Harry Lance Fravel Frage Music makes the soul of man bass player delux 1 Lance comical humor s totin that tuba All State Band All State Orchestra Band Glee Club A Cappella Choir Senior Play Visual Aids 'N--no' 2 t 2 3 X ll ll . I I fl lm!! ... H . re- I . ' D H n l 'i ' ' ' t ...big ' f - ' - ' ' ' ' ' - il... ll. ' ' - , '.- . ,' - X Student Council and P.T.A. K l. I -, 'pi 9' B, Y .afk 7 lx J .. Q K be A ' F N ' J' V A : T sgV,, V ' af ,,,,, 4 'fp it 1 f 4.4 George LeRoy Freeman George A llght heart l1ves long 1n Mr A s retmue What a rldc? fr1vo lous wanderer good na ture IS hls pollcy Alds Jun1or Soph Dances Loretta Grant Loretta A Wlll and a way sweetly dlsposed pl c a s a n t dlsposltlon those l1vely eyes Dramatlc Club Class Play Scxence Club Rose Gabr1el1e Gammmo Rose A cheerful look makes a dlsh a feast beauty more fhan sk1n deep radlant galety e slren of school plays Flag Twlrllng Band Foot hghters All ClassDances Student Counc1l Latm Club Bl01Ogy Club Hub Club Leglslature Sopho m re F T A IR C Se mor Play Blue Letter Jeanne Gaydos Jean Her face makes sunshme 1n the shady places that devlllsh grm beauty ald after school gym teacher s dellght Baseball Freshman Soph omore Dance CLASS 0F 1957 Martha Grace Grant Marty Now strlke the golden lyre aga1n gay humor frlendly po1se SGIIOUS srmle a frxend mdeed forever a Glee Club Llbrary Club Dramatlc Club Nurslng Club G A A Fas 1on Show Carol Halllwell Carol Beauty is power a smlle xs xt s sword effervescent pleasantness fI'011ClI1g fun models on parade occaslonal klbltzer Blue Letter Collectlon Staff Bulldog s Bark N Joann LOUISE Geschlecht Joann l am what I am 1 n t e n se mdzvlduallst challcnglng questxon loves lmported tweeds comme Cl comme ca All Class Dances .lr Sr Prom French Club G A A A Cappella Cholr R hdward Grelves Sllence IS more eloquent than words harum scarum escapades can make anyone laugh a Joy ln everythlng strolling along on y t1me w1ll tell 41 Band, Glee Club,' ,Visual busy bee l . l Basketball, La tin Glee Club,'Bulldog's Barkl , ' . Ric. ' ' o y, . . .. . . .. - .. .. .. .. .. ,, ..Ed.. ' . g y . . . A ' ' . . . V v '. . . . l , . . f, h' ' ' J Ida Bea Harvest Bea Laugh and the world laughs w1th you sult of happxness a nonsence seen but not heard domestxcally ln clmed G A A Hub Club Glee Club f. F' -an 56 Carol Ann Hasty Carol She IS lxght of foot and carefree truly to be tmy but not t1m1d terbug gemus dashmg around jumpln Jxve M Robert Herold Bob Plow deep whlle sluggards sleep at ease the sllent one button down collars Cerman Club Basketball P T A Dances 1' El1zabeth Ann Herr Betty A merry heart goes a the day bloommg beauty fancy for football constant chattmg Flag Twxrler latln Club Basketball Baseball Footllghters Junlor and Semor Prom P T A Dances METUBHEN HIGH SCHUUL Barbara Lee Hetrxck Barb Hltch your wagon to a Stal' a P A m1grant favored frlendshlp velvety lov lmess sunny sxde of 1 e Glee Club Band Glrls Basketball Alan Htckey Alan l am fortunate ln myself accessory to a good tlme all state football the outdoor type m1s chlevous and modest Football Track Varslty Club Class Dances Jun 1or and Semor Prom Hal Patrol Jeanne Hlvko Jean Often I am truly glad always confldentlal techmque for musxc sewer w1th style W1 mg to please Glee Club Kmt W1t Club 1,1 S Joseph Hogan oe Off Wlth your hat as the flag goes by the cool l1fe keen an swers check that crazy crew cut unaware of h1mself .I V Baseball 'Cb V jp P in , f Q, Q' n - - u - u ' - . en- . .' a mighty Miss in pur- vied. quiet character . . . always twirling that flag ---BY ' . ' ' ---J'if- ' - ' u ' .. ,, H .. -,, n ,, ,, .J 1, l f l t tvall in ' si Natomia Holliday Tom I w1ll always be happy buzztng around cheerful grms good natured the quxet type IR C Hub Club Glrl s Sports Band Bulldog s Bark GAA All Class Dances L-lee Club Blue Letter hlnzabeth A Hughes Betty Her vo1ce calls the an gels consclentxous helpmg Mlss DeVr1es talented slnger unpredlcted e vents l1k1ng for hls tory Glee Club A Cappella Choir Llbrary Councll Freshman Dance 31 in Herman Morton Hoopes Herm Bemg well llked IS a good reason mlld mannered quamt mama for old styled autos snullng all the whlle popular sportsman Frosh F oot ball Varlsty Football C e r m a n Club Varslty Club I Judith Ann Hoyer Judy The way to gam a frtend lS to be one datmg Bruce sltm but styllsh hurrying to Drake s homemade pet IICOHIS nd G A A C ass Dances Pep Club CLASS 0F 1957 Joseph John Jades a could I fly Id w1th thee knows all the angles jolly jokmg a joke joke just plam comfort Arthur James Art My sp1r1t IS never held back song and dance terror of New Durham Road all around athlete llon among ladles Football Basketball Baseball Glee Club Var stty Club VlSUa1AldS Jun lor semor Prom Boys Glee Club Senlor Play 'fu . 'xy Fred Hozeny Sarge The pr1ze of llfe ually th1ne quiet frlendlmess always understands l1ab1l1ty at tts best homework give me some food Freshman s Football Ger man Club Sarah France James a Glad that I l1ve am 1 loves basketball a good dlsposltxon d1splayed to all not one seldom alone makes you want to be a Hub Club G1rls Athletlc Assocxatxon Modern Danc xn I -I M U ll II U I u - .I n - - - ll - - I - ' us- ' I 4 I - H ' ' - ' -' .'...re- .... , ' - ' '. ' ...no ' ' V 3 x l I sun -ua N -1- I'- . . . ., ' , ' Ba , . . ., 1 D 1 v n 1 - v ' ll :I HJ yn U I MS yi! - Oh, , ' fly ' , I ' Il Pl Q . n.. I 'I' neo l . . . , ' ' , a ' ' - ' ' 3 '- gy... ... g y , 4 I . v v ' - ' , ' ' , ' 4, , . - ' g. u - I , . 1 -' 1 rw at ' .. az, . - x ag X , -g l ? -I ., ,,,.. My C - 'I ' 1,5 N , J - J' .' . ' It 'I f rx' Q 5 3 X' it 'S Jeanne Janner Louisa Jefferys 'J eanne Lou 'To hear my laughter from at cloud. frivolous farmer . . . prin- cess on horseback . . . co- ver girl look . . . flowing waves . . . pleasure to know Bulldog's Bark, Student Council Typist, Junior-Se- nior Prom. Barbara Jean Johnson UB.J. ll Tall and stately she stands. fight team fight liked by all forgiving eyes rushing roller skater Glee Club, Hub Club, G.A. A., I.R.C,, Blue Letter, Cheerleading. All the world's a stage. cherished words . . . drama any- in little things . . . thing for a Paugh . . . social butterfly . . . Bulldog's Bark Advertising Manager, Footlighters, Se- nior Play, Glee Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Biol- ogy Club, F.T.A., Blue Let- ter, Jr. Sr. Prom, All Class Dances. rj Barbara Jenkins 'Barb' Being Barbara is her value. the main majorette . . . rid- ing into town snap, crackle, pop' .. . never friendless . . . Latin Club, French Club, All Class Dances, Drum Majorette, Senior Play. I , Laurel Elsa Jochen 'Laurie' 'I try, l conquer, thus l have no complaints.' studious initiative worth knowing . . . ideas and ideals . . . Band, Glee Club, F,T,A, l.R.C., French Club, Soph- omore Dance Committee, Freshman Dance Commit- tee, Bulldog's Bark. ETUBHEN HIGH SCHUUL Leonard Frank Kaczmarek Lennie 'A little bit independent. lumberin' around . . . music maestro . . . fDrum crazyj . . . star performer . . . Band, Glee Club. Barbara Ann Kebel 'A merry heart thatlaughs at care. slim 'n' sweet . . . Winsome ways .. . with Marge . . . Hub Club, Blue. Letter Col- lection Staff, All Class Dances. Robert King Pete Ah, every inch a king. one of the boys blue belly bounce carefully dressed . . . Prince Charm- ing... Senior Play, Legislature, Blue Letter, Courtesy Pa- trol. Robert Richard Knoll ob Handsome Ib that hand some does IS he BLFIOUS or joking nonchalant ladles man tall and handsome Football Basketball Base ba Joseph Lepore East sxde west Slde all around the town Hey Elvis cowboyboots although he s new he leaves hx mark e masterful approach Barbara Kozub Bobbxe What I value most there w1lI my heart be lovable Bobble qulck and clever champ sxzed dimples wxnsome ways Student Counc1I Glee Club French Club Junior Class Pres1dent Leglslature sophomore Sub cheer V1rg1na Ellzabeth Letson leadlng A star ofthe human race v1taI1ty plus natural QUBIIIICS of Ieadershlp cheerleadmg Cheerleading Sen1orCIass Representatxve Advertzs mg Manager of Blue Let ter Class Dances Spanlsh Club Footllghters F T A IR C L3I1I'l Club G A A Student Co ordlnatlon Counc1I Vzce Presldent of Freshman Class Glee Club A Cappella Llbrary Councll Twlrlmg si '-'Nr John Krlvas John The day IS mme 1nt11g1v1ng half smile unpredlctable Where IS Roy? all those flow ers hearty laughter 0F 1957 Anthony Levay Jr Llfe IS a jest one of a k1nd puzzled express1on perpetual grm Who s exc1ted? one of the boys Susan Lang ue So aetlve so varied of a person summer fun problems of the t1me frlendly frankness snapping eyes P T A Representatlve and Chalrman of Dances Se nlor Play Bulldog s Bark Blue Letter French Club Latm Club Jr Sr Prom I R C Blology Club Cale Barbara McBr1de Talk to me shout to me I d6SplS6 s11ence l1fe of the party care free chuckles endless energy Glrls Basketball Home room Presldent In 9th Grade latln Club I R C Clce Club Flagtwlrler L- ., - ' I of f I 44B n u - ll 4, ,, HS H ll. ' ' ' . , . . ' 1 2 1 v ' ' J y 1 Slim 'Jerry' Tony Q 'Gale' , H , t I ' - I - 4 '. I 1 1 h ... I V- I I ... V .H ..'. jx- n Il J ... ' I' 1 are D , , IX at ' 'D ' I lx 3 V. . 5 'lv in .e N Thomas Mc Curdy Tom A joke breaks no bones whlstle whlle you work concealed cleverness S Maestro ready for everythlng Audlo Vlsual Alds Club Spamsh Club Frederlck H Mac Gregor Fred Let us leave hurry to slaves sllent manlmess qulet kxndly attltude soft spoken seemingly ser IOUS Freshman Football Indoor Track Jeffrey Mackey Dav1d E Magee Jeff Dave Come boys come! lad as happy as I try once more trxg pro mlschevxous a1r home blems foolmg 1n the spun tales dancmgrom halls the llghter side patterned wlth pa of life t1ence behlnd the coun er camera bug Student Government Audlo Vlsual Alds Club Llbrary METUCHEN HIGH SCH00l Rodney Joseph Masanet The happler the tlme the faster It passes unassurmng a1r hldden talents 11ttle man on a blg course swlft feet and a b1g heart Cross Country J V Base ball Sprlng Track Varslty Club V1sua1A1ds Jumor Senlor Prom J ul1a Matuzsa J ulla She s all that my fancy pamted her pert n pretty soft spok en qulps has someone speclal a sparkle that comes from w1th1n Cheerleadlng Blue Letter Student Councxl Bulldog s Bark Buslness Staff French Club Hub Club Freshman and Sophomore Dances Patrtcla Mar1e Matwy Pat A pleasant smlle a qutet way soft s p o k e n hldden thoughts bearmg the 8 to 12 21 beat Glee Club Bulldog s Bark Class Dances Dorthy E Meehan Sallmg o er the boundmg mam wmgmg lass dreamy eyes never mlsses a game strxvlng secre tary Dream that sthe thlng to do Hub Club Glee Club A Cappella Cholr Class Dances Bulldog s Bark Pep Club, Blue Letter Col lectton Staff ' F - 5' A A ,J X ..,, f f ' A A ' ff- ? V , f A V' ' , I r ' ' A if ek I :LK T 1 jf? E ,' 2-fi, V I :, 5 ,' 1 tj: ff ' 1 V4 L! ii u n u n I 'I H ' n .. . ,, u H . , ' H . . 'No .' . . . . I . . . . , D . . ' ' . . . ' - 1. y - eo - u Y ' D M , I u . In u lu uDl,tn , H .. . .. . . .. . . . . ' . ' - . up n ' A n I . . Q . . . a .. ' . I . 9 I l I . ' I l I ' l :L I - ' . ' , . . . I n D . . . n , , ' , ' , ' ' , . . - . . , I . ' . ' ' U I 0 Y . . 9 ' 1 I 9 I I Eileen Mulvey Eileen The sweetness of a flow lrlsh all the way true frlendshlps ml manner congenlal mxss pleased wlth llfe Presxdent of Hub Club Bulldog s Bark C1 A A Semor Dance Blue Letter l dmund Walter Moses Lddle Sllence speakslouderthan words deep ln the heart of Texas leasurely manner a take off on Hlll Bllly Styles Baseball Joyce A1111 Mozgai Barbara Motley Joyce Bobbie Frxendshlp IS a shelter mg tree d1SIlI'lCl1V6 laugh seen 1n a crowd crazy for partles Has anybody seen my L1t Book? Latln Club FTA Blue Letter Bulldogs Bark Footlxghters Semor Play Jr Class Vxce Presldent Varlety IS the splce 1 e school daze LXPIOSIVC elements that tlny walstllne new coxffure every day Cxlet Club CLASS UF 1957 John Montagna John Though the forest IS at rest our boy Johnny rea cool car through IhlCk and thln J V Football C,-wendolyn Mlller Gwen Qu1te lucky IS she long tresses lunch at Al s wlstful plea sure to know deslre to please All Class Dances Pep Club je 1 3,54 1 , John R. Mostow John One daylwenta walklng beamxng smiles man behlnd the eamera ood sport determined and devllxsh eager to help I R C Audlo Vlsual AldS Photography Club latln Club Blue letter Bl0l0gy Club Leonard Melenkevxtz en You must have patience hldden genlous posltlve nature speakxng slowly a generous gentleman cu that Class Vnsual AldS M ll ll I M n ll 71 . ll - 14 - - - - ,, . . X . X of u I - - 11 er 11 . 1. , ,, . . . . 1 ff, ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 -1 1 g . . . . . 1 . . . - - - 3 ld - ' ' ' D . . . 1. 4' . 3 X . x . , V x . . . 11 ' ' X fu n I I I U , X u n n ' ' ' , , . . 1, ' . 1 . 11 1 1 , , v . 1 1 1 ., 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 , g ' 1 4 1 5 1 1 - - , , - 1. . .111 1. 11 11 11 111 2 11 11 - 1 11 3 1 .1 . . 11 11 j .j ,, i 11 11 1 . V' . . ,, ' 1 - 1 '1 ' 1 , ' x 1 I w 4 A 1- F-I ' ' I 3 1 ' ' 1 1 . ,my Xi, V. , I 91. l - ' ' -1 - AV-.ft 411' 6 xml ', , s we peg. ,A -A ,X .5 I S1 , ,Q ' , 2. mf' '- 1 ' ,' ' ' ' 1 1 j 1 . P .I , I , 'A V- ,. , . 1 1 Ill , 1 1 N1na Munoz N1na From her flngers flow mus1c confusmg conversatlonal s reservoxr of sug gesuons pxano player wlth personallty able secretary Glee Club Band fn Susan Nanney ue From the west we galned Sunday walks natural lovlmess steady laugh ter soft spoken accent talklng solves all Sarah Ellzabeth Needham Sarah L1fe IS qulet a mystery poeuc qualltxes s sunnuness femmme getleness pollteness m pastels eyes that look and llsten French Club Clee Club Gllbert Holmes Nelson Cnbby Never a frown always a sm1le a llkeable lad w1tty qulps havmg fun flaxen han' Vlsual A1dS Student bov ernment Camera Club METUCHEN HIGH SCHUUL Joseph Stephen Nemeth oe htm that certam somethlng loyal to track bound to succeed brlng on the glrls Blue Letter fCo Ednorj Boy s State CrossCoun try Qcaptalny Key Club J V Baseball ln oor Track Varslty Club Class Dances Courtesy Patrol German Club Jumor Se mor Prom Foothghters P1331 Kenneth Offerman Ken enthuslast who keeps cool cool and collected young at heart posmve opm lons seen w1th Jeff Audrey L1ll1an Olechowskx Aud chrysanthemums and foot ball games tops 1n twlrlmg telllng lf to the glrls courtesy and frlendlmess I R C Hub Club Bulldog s Bark Representatlve All Class Da n c e s Twlrler Blue L e t t e r Collection Staff Robert M. Oppenhelm Frltz The march of entellect d1st1ngu1shed lookmg self composed Polmcs llked by the ladxes look for the yel low Jacket Key Club QPres1dentj Blue Letter Student Councll Boy s State Bulldog s Bark Chess Club H , ,, us n u nr u ,. ,, ' , . . . ' ' ' ... hy ' . uJ n u n as n u , H A smile, a wink, sent by The wgfld belongs to the The future is waitingf' l'- . . I ' Y d p - 2 Y p Roberta Carol Ormlston Bert l dance l laugh I smg l m S3IISfl9d raldmg the Duchess 1mp1sh grin that cheer ful Cl1SpOSlIlOl'l wmd blown attractlveness Semor Play Footlxghtt rs Junlor Senlor Prorn French Club A Cappella Cholr Donald Peterson n Draw my pxcture and Zlppln around whateye lashes a man of peace cons1derate and qulet drawm droodles 'UD Carol Ann Papcun Carol All the world loves a clown never a dull moment falthful M H S rooter laughter 1n the locker room sprmg fever G A A Hub Club C,-lee Club Pep Club All Class Dances Robert Pastor Bob Learned of every b1rd 1ts language always ready for laughs loyal contrxbuter secret desxres Bon hamtown boy a come back for everythmg CLASS 0F 1957 Geraldme Helena Petrovey berle l have but one WlSh eyed glances l1keab1y lovely halo of curls art1st1c attltude Hub Club Junlor Senlor Prom Latln Club Class Dances Blue Letter bl Henry Pltcher Duce An Eagle 1n slght m1nd1ng his own busmess loves after school hours Wlth R1ChlE soul of goodness Andrea Paternltl Andy Behmd the talk athought express1ve gestures talkmg machme tw1nk Img eyes v1v1d and V1 brant soft sweet so prano Glee Club A Cappella Cholr F T A Lat1nClub BlOlOgy Club Leo P0p0VlICh Fmgers There s one who loves hls nelghbor as hlmself motor menace dance crazy s1x foot wonder towermg over the rest Key Club Band Bowling -Lvl! 0 3' wx b ' X me 1 , A' , f Q ff l 1 uDo 1 u . . n u n U , D make it cooll' flawless styling . .. stary me and my shadow - ' I' , . 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'i ' 1 s l J: I ' t 1 . f. ,H 4 X 4 - 5 1 .Mus Suzanne Pretot Sloux From a lxttle spark bursts a mxghty flame Mxss Football Queen lf you knew Susle frlendly smlles busy little beaver Blue Letter Cheerleadmg F T A IR C Latm Club Spanlsh Club G A A G1rl s Basketball Bxology Club All Class Dances Jr Sr Prom L.1brary Councxl Semor Play P T A Llterature Club DOIIS Elame Purnell Dons Her eyes speak truth and love that azr of galety workxng gal bustllng 1n at 800 1nformal ln trlgue recogmzed by a Glee Club Hub Club A Cappella Cholr Ensemble Raymond Harry Purnell Ray Skxlled 1n all the crafts class c ut p future Jack Webb nothmg both ers h1m late or not at a WhlSIlll'lg a happy tune Band Glee Club Joyce E Pyonteck Joyce Belng gay IS the only way a favored belle seen w1th Marllyn and Barb tasteful d r e s s e r sprlghtly mxss Bulldog s Bark Hub Club French Club Class Dances Blue Letter 'W , 'ku' y w l f Z an eftet rg ' . .' -u . l . I '. . in. ... . : .H.:. ' I - 11... ..A. U 1 . 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Roger Ralzih g l NF lve. just th1s mo ent thought M that rclvaiiffii lobk gtdark wanderlhg eyes, ., sxlence IS goldeh lq With Leo BowlynQvTdaqn Class Dandgs Key Club Barbra Ann Rlbmsky Barb Llke a star of heaven f r e c k 1 e d prettmess worklng after school that soothmg VOICE Joylng l1fe Leglslature Hub Club Class Dances Blue Letter Staff Marllyn Ruth Roswall Marllyn Good humor IS goodness and wxsdom comblned lovely to look at frxend ly persuaslon smart and eff1c1ent peachy PCISOHBIIIY Bulldog s Bark Blue Let ter Glee Club All Class Dances Semor Play Latm Club B1Ol0gy' Club Red Cross Spamsh Club Foot llghters A CappellaCho1r Jr Sr Prom Ph1l1p Walter Rotondo M1ckey Never speak loudly to an other unless the house xs on flre new but notlced flrst one 1n homeroom keeps to hxmself an a1r of secretlveness ready to pxtch xn Ann Marle Rozanskl Twm A little b1t of heaven sweetn solld perky sweetness waves of spun gold just pla1n cute Blue Letter Staff Semor Hub Club Class Dances G A A Play brna Saydek Erna Nothlng IS 1mposs1ble to a w11lmg heart rellable frxend compe tent decldeddestmatlon angelxc appearance s Freshman Dance Sopho more Dance Jumor Semor Prom F T A l R C if A Jean Ann Rozanskx Twm Good thlngs travel tn palrs two of a kmd lnthe Hen ry J SIIICCIIIY j0Vl3l gennalxty BlueLetter Staff Senlor Play Hub uh G A A C as Dances Patrlcla Ann Schuh at One thlng IS forever good fawn llke frag1l1ty gra clous charm llkes the atheletlc type sweet personallty Hub Club Clotxlda San Glovanm C 0 She has a jest that IS rare beware shmmg tresses duets wxth Carol always lnto somethlng ready to please Glee Club Hub Club G A A Senlor Dance Blue Let er Barbara Helen Sawxckx Barbara If you would beloved love and be lovable arustxc ab1l1ty wxcked wmks whlte cap future asset to M H S Blue Letter Art Chaxrman Dance Commlttee F N A Bowlmg Club French Club Red C r o s s Chemlstry Club Bulldog s Bark CLASS 0F 1957 Rxchard Schuh Bruce Scott RlCh16 Bruce H13 reasomnz 13 full Of Great thoughts lxke great fflcks deeds need no trumpet WNW Cfulsmgmacon serlous sclentlst V 9 1' I 1 bl e Changeable agreeable nature sllde character llkes dolng rule expert easlly Sat somethxng carefree ,shed ' . if X x ' . 9 ll ' U I ' 77 M ln ld I1 . 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U f ' '. n Lrnc st Schrmgcr hrme A jolly fellow kmd and true dry wxt why walk lhwc a car st1l1 water runs deep sentlmcntallst at heart IR C Freshman Dante 49 Vlfglflla l llrabeth Sclbert Gmnv C1t.ntle but cautlous are her ways dLCOI'3IlVL Carrmgs permanent sweetness scntlmental QUILI tones Caltc Club Jumor Scnlor Prom 5 ff may 5' l lnda Marlc Stlfe rt m Away wzth all cares faxr gracefulnc ss bouncy pony tall basket ball act. easx to re mem ber actlve and attrac tive C1 A A Blology C lub Jun lor Semor Prom bpamsh Joseph A Sclllntr oc Sound the trumpets brat thc drums! curly black ha1r casu ally carefree tht latt st halr cuts guard the 1 hvtays K m h of My l 2 METUIIHEN HIGH SCHUUL tl Gene Sergcnt Sarge Upon the cunnmg loom of thought we weave our fan C188 soft spoken charmer batter up pleasantly good natured able ath ete tr1g WhlZ Baseball NBISIIYJ Bas kctballqVars1tyy Football CVBISIIY, Hall Patrol Varsity C lub Frenchblub Semor Play, Cross Coun try, Freshman 81 Sopho more DancesJun1or Semor Prom Mary Shlanta Mary Stud1es serve for dellght for ornament and for abll 1 her own style quletdxs posmon a construcuve approach to l1fe serxous studles Student Government latm Club F T A Psychology Club Footllghtcrs Bxology C,lub All Class Dances Marxe Ann Skolek Maru Patlence and gentlencss are her power genulne smcerlty llght of heart BLIIOUS of mmd thoughtful gentle dlSpOSl t1on lumblmg Baseball ub Club Blue letter Semor Play 'Q WJ lt Douglas R Sml Doug Muslc 19 the un1vers language of manklnd abundance of talent touch of sldeburns ways agreeable noth ID but a hound dog A Capoealla Cholr Boy s Glce Club Madr1galCho1r Band CNY ,.,,, V I , LL,,, V . 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' ' h ' U - , . , - ' - - - - ' ' , C - . . . . 1 - , I - A . 1 11 1 - . . . . . . . . , , 1 , II A , , - ' , 1 ' ' 1 A 1 , 1 ' 1 1 , . 2 ' 1 r u 1 - - - 1 ' , . l I l A ' I I 1 5 Y C 1 Q , y 1 I I I A K a Rlchard Sokoloskl Rlchle He IS but mere lmxtatxon of Romeo a charmmgflxrt another two polnts slow steady stares Football Basketball Baseball Rochelle, Joyce Stlmon Shelley They say Llttle lVl.1SS Madcap fabulous fables pranks and puns ready to help rad1ates opt1m1sm Footllghters French Club FTA FNA BlueLet ter Blology Club Senior Play Bulldogs Bark Freshman and Sophomore Dances Q Q x' A M N Y fa Alyce Sorg Alyce Luke sweet thoughts m a dream log1ca1 thmker qulet but confusmg smartly styllsh qU1ZlCdl smlle Latm Club French Club F T A Bulldogs Bark Blue Letter Jr Sr Prom Play BlO1Ogy Club Red Cross Susanne Marle Spanko ue Thf, variety of all things J ud1th Ann Steed Judy Tender and true forms a pleasure bmcere depth QUISI ef on the First Ald Squad flclencl' b10nCl and Halloween contests the blllshlng ah an HTUSI perfectlomst CLASS 0F 1957 RobertC Stocker Bob TIS here they say the Journey ends llkes to tease takes everythmg calmly flare for frlvollty 1n a pmch Dallas Francls Stokes Da He wears his falth but as the fashlon of h1s hat bxg D characterlstlc hlarcut sllghtly soph xsucated buz mg the town Football Baseball Joseph Strong oe None but hlI'n.Self can be h1s parallel most likely to do the un llkely wlldly wltty devllxsh grm Let the good tlmes roll French Club Latin Club Blue Letter All Class Dances Varsity Football Track l R C If ' 1 Y '- , , , V ,A V Y. S t l ll 'll jj pl V ' A g L if C fi if ' 1 V f ,. ,, 1 . , . ,. . .. . , . .. . Us ,, .. n n rr n ,' . I . . . il . . . , , , l . . . , ' , . . . . A, ' I I , . . ., . o - - v All Class Dances, Senior , , U f' u D n n ln uJ ,g H ,, - - ' u 4 u . . u , .rv . n . . ,, . , ' ' ' . 0 - - 3 I - . . . - I . . . . . 1 n . . . . V D . . l l l ' ' 1' ' ' ' M ' 7 ' ' ' u 0 a u u n I u u up u 1 -I I - , . , I , , . , 7 n ' ' v I , . . . John Sutton Jerry Suydam Wxllle Jerry Hall the advent of each The young ask much of a 1 e calm and consclencxous concentrated thoughts gradual smlles bashful stately footloose and buslness man always fancy free that lnter there ested look l R S Freshman Dance Candace Thomas Candy The flower of fr1endsh1p never fades frlendly words to all glee club rehearsals eff1c1ent happy go lucky ACappcllaCho1r Future Teacher sof Amer 1ca Footllghters Spamsh Club Bulldog s Bark Rep resentauve So p h o mo r c Dance Jr Sr Prom, K W Stella Thomas Stella Thlne eyes mlrror strange thmgs perfect lady softspoken m1ld qulet manner brlght eyed look Hub Club METUIIHEN HIGH SCH00l Frank T1etchen Angelo John Tufaro Frank Another bead on the strmg 1 must be strxct w1th me of confuslons chewlng gum 1ndepen turned up collar adven dently carefree center tures calllng Justful of a Joke that worrled Jolllty 1dle moments look Joseph Tufaro oe Allke yet so unllke my other half headmg somewhere fast wlnnmg sm1le 11tt1e boy ost got what ll takes anyone got an extra penc11? Ellzabeth Van Pelt Betty Llght of step and heart was she perky petltness neat lookmg sof t spoken manner Hub Club Pep Club l f 4, . . n u n u n u n H . 3 4, . . u . . d y. l'f . ' .' Q 1 U u c a u Q Q 2 1 I g ' g ' 2 - N , I ' y , 1 g 1- u n n AABOII MJ n 44 yy u - u . . n 4 . - U . ' D . ,, . . g ,, u . . . . . . , . ' D Robert Stephen Vcreb Marllyn von Daggcnhausen Cllve G Wallls B Marllyn GIICVC not ladies If I What IS there xn aname7 stray f1fteen letters ln all daydreamlng jokes and under a lucky star jests hearty hello dlant red hair reckless rldxng there Baseball Football Bas Glee Club Hub Club XII ketball Class Dances A Cappella Lmlly Weber Em1ly To know her IS to love her unforgettable moments captlvatlng captam smxlmg throughout well groomed I R C Hub Club I'w1rl1ng QCapta1n5 Blue Letter Bulldog s Bark Eh Blue I etter 1 Zeke A good d1spos1t1on IS more valuable than gold m1sses a dance ldeas for fun well ltked Baseball Basketball Blue Letter Freshman Dance Sophomore Dance Junior Semor Prom I R C Band Glee Club Senlor Play CLASS UF 1957 Lucena Wh1pple Cena The Inner of every cloud IS brlght and sh1n1ng example of goodness marvelous marks cas ual greetmgs sweetand shy smlles French Club Footllghters .Ir Sr Prom Blue Letter Future Nurses Club Soph omore Dance Freshman Cheerleader ,. - V A .,-5' f . g,,N.,?, I gli' 3 in g A5 A . , ,iz , 2- I I 'V ' I- V V v Q , J I 'Q 1 it I if : A ' E ' ' 3- ' Z f' ,XJ V4 if I ' - f ff f L I I4 . Ig. ll ll - I1 H ' ll ll - I yy 4. . . ll - - n M - A - - 4. , . .. . . ., ,, ' . . . ' . . . ra- plays it cool . . . never laughs for everything . . . . . ,, , , . - I I ' I l 'V 7 7 V V ' ' ' 1 , V , 1 l I ' 1 . 1 1 4 ' ' V n n , . - . .. . . .. . .. ,. HL .. ,, . .. . .. .. . . ,, . . . . ,, , . ,. . ,. a I u Q Q 3 A ' ' ' un- I V I - Q 1 'sn I V A I Y 4 D ' I n 1 - n r ' ' , . . , - . ,A .A . ., .' . , 3 ' ,. -J? gf- 47 -rf' '-1' , 135' ' . ' ' fffrf? , Ronald W11kll lSOl1 Ronny The gentle man by gentle deed s IS known tall lanklness expressed enthuslasm travellng mto town VISUBI Alds Camera Club ff' X s ' I HA? Anmc Watson Anmc A merry heart goes all the day m gay pursult surprxs mglv SGIIOUS a pleas ant conversatlonallst destmed for happmess Hub Club Hockey Glee Club Basketball Softball Junior Senlor Prom Alethea W11l ee You have to belleve 1n happmess falr haxr and 11ght com plexlon reserved dig n1ty 1nf1n1te lntellect blazlng blonde Blue Bark Student Government Band Club FrenchC1ub Llbrarv Counc1l All Class Dances G AA Jr Sr Prom Red Cross Letter Bulldogs Glee Club Latm X, 2 an-... r' Q.. Reta A Wxlson Reta I am the captam of my soul snappmg eyes always frlendly remarkable a b 111 t y l'l'11SChl6Vl0UB Blue Letter Staff Senior Play Hub Club G A A Sophomore Dance Junior Semor Prom John Wordock Johnny Tell us now a tale of wonder 1nst1nct for fun lxves 1n hxs car reassurmg and relaxxng fllled with Joan Yelencsxcs Joan Great thoughts come from the heart drlvmg her dream car Bonhamtown Belle neat and tr1m careful per Hub Club Class Dances Bulldog s Bark Blue Let ter METUCHEN HIGH SCH00l Marxlyn Ann Yunek Marilyn Nlce thmgs come ln small packages energetlc school splrlt beaming lass sprlnkled wlth freckles gone baby Sitting Jud1c1a1 Councll French Club Hub Club Class Dances Blue Letter Col lectlon Staff Mary Lou Z101kOWSk1 Shorty Mme heart lxes on the sea flllfllllg eyes pmt slze and pente soclable twmkle fW1l1.k1B llttle dxa mond Hub Club Pep Club Class Dances After School Act 1v1t1es , f 3 u . I I 'V u n u - H u n I n winks , , , good intentions . . . sonality , , , v l v 1 y , . . f a n ' , ' . 4, . n ' u lv , . . . .4 . . g n ' . . . ' 1 . v l ' ' . I . , u 1 I v I h I r '- , - . CLASS HISTURY .nga A S -1.-wb '53 .qv 12.34 TERRIFIED FRESHMEN ran pell mell through Franklm s halls xn 1953 confused by constant r1ng1ng of bells strange room numbers and senlor h1gh schedules that was us Desplte the chaos we managed to elect Buzzy Goodstem Pres1dent Jerry Letson V1ce Presxdent Jeanette Andres Secretary and Sandra Howell Treasurer In January we llved on Ovaltlne and Wheatles for two weeks struggllng through m1d year exams We spent two more weeks chewxng Vltamln P1118 recoverxng from those exams We revlved just 1n tlme for our mam frosh event 1n February Sw1ng1ng On A Star carrled us through the mllky way and 1nto our flrst class dance Although th1s affalr was a f1nanc1a1 fallure ltwasawhale of a soclal success Art James and Barbara Hetrxck were chosen by the Starl1ghtTr1o as lung and queen and re1gned for the nlght Naturally the only reason M H S beat Hlghland Park th1s year was because we the 1l1ustr1ous freshman were cheermg them on Tlme the stars and fate allcom blned to push us 1nto the sophomore year Rafters shook when we as trtumphant Sophs stampeded back to Metuchen Htgh The w1se ones chose Ann Cusumano Merle Schzffmayer, Jerry Fxsher and Ann Breen as Presldent, V1ce Pres1dent,Secre tary, and Treasurer, respectlvely Always we w1ll remember our fxrst Btology classes where we struggled wxth the dxssectxon ofa frog and the nomenclature of a worm Thls was also the year of our T V debut on Ted Steele s Teen Bandstand W rocked n rolled to the latest jazz and needless to say we were a smashing success D1v1ng deep 1nto the unknown we took the plunge all the way down to Davy Jones Locker wh1ch was the theme of the Sopho more Dance Larry C1frodell1 and Ann Breen ruled as klng and queen over octupuses dangllng f1sh and fellow sophs a menagerle to be proud of Ixhausted but lxhuberant s1x weary f1nal1sts and the1r two substltutes were llsted as Jay vee cheerleaders Joan Ahearn Jerry Flsher Barbara Johnson Jerry Letson .Iul1a Matuzsa and Sue Pretot were the honored s1x w1th Barbara Kozub and Donna Rosenblum as subs The elght glrls groaned moaned and contorted them selves through nearly four months of back breakmg practxce before recognltlon of the1r achlevement brought IIS reward To put the f1n1sh1ng touches onafabulous year a member of our star studded class Paul Becker was elected V1ce Presldent of the Student Government Important to us as yet unnotxcedjumors the move from the left to the rlght Slde of the gym durlng assemblles found us proudly takmg our rlghtful places Because of the unusual SIZE of our class we were forced to occupy part of the bleachers But we dldn t care because we were the f1rst class to do so In our Jumor year the Presldent Barbara Kozub was alded by V1ce Pres1dent Joyce Mozgal Secretary Marge Gllman and Donna Rosenhlum our trusted Treasurer Our year was hlghhghted by the ralstng of our volces 1n song for the flrst publlc Yuletlde Festlval Txme and we moved on to see Sue Pretot as the lucky JUHIOI' chosen for the Semor Play Soon our school looked l1ke aconventlon headquarters every 1nch of wall and hall space was covered w1th poster propaganda announclng the vlrtues of three candldates The campalgn for Student COUHCII Presldent ended ln vxctory for Barbara Kozub Now May approached, and our J unlor year drew to a close Van Klrk Audltorlum took on a purple hue as we presented the lucky Semors wxth a Deep Purple' prom. Imported lllacs Qfrom faroff School Street's resldents' backyardsy draped and graced the stage and our hand made wlshxng well That nlght Genla Emstexn and Alan HlCkey F.--v ,,, t. : N ,N ' - - ' - if A H? 1 u 4 U. e ' , 1 - , '11 I lx , 'I 5 . 3 Q n v ' I u I . gg .. . - ,A H ,Il ig ' . . l ' Q29 'HS ',' 'Z . A . 1 t. f , f ' ivy! 'f ' i ff ' X 1 ,V l V 1 H ' ' ' iq' . , . is -' 51 .h x , - 5 , + ' 7.1 1 S W 1 n K 41, 5 M ' l H I . X 1 ' 2 1 V if pf, . . . . U v ' ' - 3 , - I . t.,' 25, ' 1 1 1 K '4-' 'TQE3 : ., 2. ,N ' A I ,ly ' Ty - , gk- Xp r Il 'L ' ' ' . . . . 5, . , ,il i , ',,.. n ,' qi: ,AI vw , ' 'G . . . ,. I X . ll ' . E M, ,in t ' I ' I - 1 - v .-LH ' ' - ,, ,gs . I , - 1 ' 1 . , . I . . ' 1 , I , - ' . . . , I ' . . I l . . 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 ' , . . . , Y I ' 4 1 . I ' 1 ' ll ' ' . 4 , ' 1 1 ll - u , . I ' - . . . . 1 . ' ' . ' I U 0 u 0 1 , . . , 5 ' . , , ' I 1 . V . I s Q Y Q ' ' ll ' YI 1 I j. I- i donned their crowns as the junior queen, and king. Soon we faced final exams and the reali- zation that our third year of high school was almost finished. We did not Consider our year's activities completely closed until Ann Breen and Sue Chapas were chosen Editors-in-chief of the Blue Letter and the Bulldog's Bark, respectively. Barbara Jen- kins was selected to be drum maiorette and Emily Weber, captain of the twirlers. June 18 was an important day for the class of '56, but no less important for the class of '57, for it was then that we truly became SENIORSI Many Seniors have walked through the honored Senior door since it was first designated as such in 1955, but neveraclass like the Class of '57, We elected our last president, Gary Ver Strate, and to aid him we chose John Perry, Vice President, Marge Gilman, Secretary, and Donna Rosenblum, Treasurer. - 1 However, our most outstanding feat was the fact that We Beat Highland Park. Muni- cipal Stadium fairly shook with our wild chanting of: We're the Class of '57 With our tried and true eleven. We lift a lasting mark, We beat Highland Park! George Washington Slept Here in Van Kirk Auditorium on the night of December7, when the Seniors presented this rollicking comedy by Kaufman and Hart. Bill Bashew was Senior Santa-and it was reported by a small bird that he was seen riding high with his reindeer on Christmas Eve. As March approached we were in the usual dither of last minute preparations for the Senior Dance, Sentimental Journey , our last class dance to Metuchen High School, We had no sooner recovered from this dance, than we were presented by the junior class with a lovely dance, the annual Junior- Senior Prom, Surely it can't be that our four years of high school have drawn to a close. Nowit is time to don our caps and gowns in prepara- tion for graduation, then to walk up and re- ceive the parchment scrolls which are- symbolic of our four years of work, fun and many fond memories. Thank you Metuchen High, for doing scf' much for us, the Class of '57, 'f Ali Most Studious Bob Oppenheim, Mary Shlanta Nicest Smile Herman Hoopes, Ellen Bobrowski if fi' ,vw-. The Senior Poll Best Looking Most Popular George Fig, Dot Fedak John Perry, Julia Matuzsa Most Sophisticated Bob Oppenheim, Jerry Fisher Nicest Eyes Dallas Stokes, Doris Purnell Biggest Flirt Richard Sokoloski, Rose Gamino Most Likely to Succeed Bob Oppenheim, Ann Cusumano ,x 42 cz. ' N imf G . gin .7 U Best Dressed Bill Bashew, Donna Rosenblum sv: V: A fd, I QM, , Cutest Richard Sokoloski, Bobbie Kozub Class Couple John Perry, Betty Herr l 'X NO1S19St B111 Bashew, Louxsa Jefferys Most Dramatlc Lance Fravel Loulsa Jefferys Most Creatlve ft D1d most for class Joe Nemeth Barbara Kozub Teacher s Torment Dave Aurelxus Shelley Stxmon Most Bashful Best Dancers Art James, Carol Hasty Y ..2eb,.5hi'y. 11333 'ix W1tt1est Joe Strong Gale McBr1de Most Talented Don Petersen, Sue Spanko Bob Herold Sarah Needham Doug Smxth Dot Meehan -15-Q. 4 'Nui g:,glI:l 1:.,ps0l N 0,00 A09 ' N 2' 411 'xpglffi 4' as 3 Most Athletzc George Fxg Llnda Selfert Bxggest Apple Pollsher Larry Clffrodelll Jerry Letson AQ 43 at . : , I i -5.- ' ,2 A j ' f K l 4, 4 -:1 S :- N A: ' , . f . A 1, - YK-J! W Z if f y o , ii me T f xlwfg T T T ,f S at me 3' Ffa W A K . 'X 'S ' 'll'i J S , fi' 4 , , , . A , PM K. H 8 S 5 5 Q' L ' S T T . . H- ' 'X 3 ' V oe S' f f ' ' V ov - o f 4 ffl 4 K ' 5 X 1 ? f , a ,1 'f I L as 4'-wwf! s , vs 2 f' 1' 'i A . 7 fffx ' 5 , A J ' by E y V' A 1 4 ' J , ' s . . if rd . k A T ' ig-. f' I 'x A , ' i 'Q X , 3 s UM. s ,332 - 1 , 5 . 1 'aw 582 .Q K, . i A is 9- if 3- 4 ,,' -D 1,4 luniors A Homeroom - 24 CLAS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer S OFFICERS Robert Kubiak Gt-orgu Pt-rry Linda ID'Andrc Margaret Berry Blass of 1958 Homeroom 25 Homeroom 28 -4 .fb Homeroom 32 Homer-oom 9 i 'x' QM Suphnmures W v, E ,A.. ---.9 Qgxdf Homeroom - 6 H 11 H 15 X Homeroom - 21 Homeroom - 27 Homeroom - 31 Homeroom - 29 Homeroom - 30 Class of 1959 Freshmen The Class of 1960 A New Decade Homeroom 6 Homeroom 10 Homeroom 11 Homeroom 21 EIGHTH GRADE bw HOmerO0m - 1 Homeroom - 2 Homeroom - 7 Homeroom - 9 SEVENTH GRADE Homeroom - 12 Homeroom - 15 .gi T 3 1 0 1 IH 9 1 x 'ix' ft gi 411:53 ' ,T , ' 2 1 wi ffl MIIIZVIIIOIIZ if W ixfj NJ-43'-va. X4 -4 -'0' ACTIVITIES gf- STUDENT COUNCILS The Senior Student Council, led by president Barbara Kozub, with Mr. Francis Constantine as faculty advisor, worked this year for a better organ- ization and a closer, more related student body. The Senior High handbook was a successful project of the Vice President Marsha Shapiro.JuliaMatuzsa and Mr. John Morgan were in charge of the fine assemblies, while the Treasurer, Dave Dietz, Secretary of Interior, Kit Neeley, and Secretary Harriet Lehrer were actively engaged in all the work of the council. Class representatives included Jerry Letson, Evelyn Byard, Juanita Smith, Ellie Gotthardt, Ann Frolund and Charlene Frye. The Junior High Student Council has also been busy. Their main function has been getting up a student court to take care of the behavior problems of the Junior High Students. This court consists of a chief justice and one judge from each of the three grades. Officers are: President Everett Rich Vice President Sharon Hollmann Secretary Sally Mostow HHH? II llllll. lfilllllllfl .allllll ill! sq - C9 V The Bulldog' s Bark Editorial Staff. t ' 9-uri lf . -vi ' , , , .gm A ,wr r My 1 .v Qrg, ,Jaw , if - , ' ' 1, f - . .ix A 1 va , ,. 0, l Miss Leiber Anker, faculty adviS0r1 A pause in the daily grind for Edi- lookmg Over the Bark'. tor-in-Chief Sue Chapas. THE BUllIJOG'S BARK With Sue Chapas as Editor-in-Chief of the Bu1ldog's Bark, the editorial staff consisted of the following people: Associate Editor-Joann Geschlecht. Feature Editors-Marge Gilman and Genia Einstein, Sports Editor-Dick Schwalje, Exchange Editor-Evelyn Byard, and Copy Editor-Janice Disario. Miss Anker is their advisor. A test at the end of a journalism course determines additions to the staff. The members prepare the monthly school paper which informs the students of items of interest and of the activities which occur around M, H, S. Annually, the Bark sponsors a dance, the football queen contest, and the choosing of a Senior Santa and Doll. The business staff consisted of the following: Advertising Manager-Louisa Jefferys, Business Manager-Barbara Ezyske, and Circulation Manager-Dee Ann Dasher. The Bark was among the first place winners at Columbia in March 1955 and March 1956. Its place in 1957 was not known when this Blue Letter went to press. Each year the staff attends the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Scholastic Press Association of New Jersey Conference, held in the spring. 1 I aff A if ff Jadvf Ml iffy ww 1 M fbwq The Business Staff of the pape 1..- .,,,,4c-g'f 'V Q-9' f i T , 2 s X H f I xv wi 'lx f' l TWIRLERS The Metuchen High School Twirlers, under the direction of Barbara Jenkins, drum major- ette, and limily Weber ,Captain, have accented the versatility of the band by theirtricky and specta- cular routines. These routines were not only the highspot of football games but of pep rallies as well. The brilliant blue and white trimmed uni- forms added much color to the spirited per- formances of this well organized group. The Seniors who have left our squad this year were: Barbara Jenkins, Emily Weber, Audrey Olechowski, and two flag-twirlers, Betty Herr and Rose Gammenio. Practice is the keynote which allows them to perform their intricate and coordinated routines. The twirlers will always be a special attraction at M.H.S. .Yu U THE BAND The Metuchen High School Band was under the direction of Mr. Condit Atkinson assisted by Mr. Anthony Romano who was instrumental director in the elementary schools. The marching band consisted of 55 pieces not including the twirlers. This organization played at varsity football games and at local parades. The concert band, which had 45 pieces, played in the Annual Music Festival in May and gave a concert for the patients at Roosevelt Hospital. The president of the band was Lance Fravel with Dave Aurelius as Vice President. Barbara Jenkins served as Drum Majorette and Secretary of the band. Ray Purnell acted as Drum Sergeant. The band is supported by a group of parents known as the Band Boosters with J. Hansen serving as president. - --' .f . .f . . -. ,D f 49 ' ,gif ' ' J Ju' Lf' :finer t. xi ' '--- ey - 1 : E ge, Livin it u this ear as our Varist Cheer- , X - if l g Y eg! I - AQ' , 1 ljeaders were Joan Ahearn, Jerry Fisher, Barb- fix' CHEERLEADERS ara Johnson, Jerry Letson, Julia Matuzsa, and Sue Pretot. Adding to the peppy atmosphere were our Junior Varsity squad, Kay Bohnsack, Nancy Chemerda, Ginny Holliday, Irene Lough- man, Barbara Serenska and Phyllis Steidler. The cheerleaders' cartwheels and jumps along with their lively voices added pep and enthus- iasm to all football and basketball games and pep rallies. They participated in the fund raising drive for the Varisty Club Scholarship, marched in the annual Christmas and Memorial Day Par- ades, and also assisted in several other com- munity affairs. Good luck to them all. V , - A ig ' - ' D f 5148 I xi ix A i, E 51 f 3: f fb J l J' . A ff 03 E ,gf Q , f:. 'x-fx -N Lv: y- ad-F 2 t I SENIOR GLEE CLUB The 1957 Metuchen High Senior Clee Club, under the inspiring direction of Mr. Alexander Azzolina, can proudly say that this year has beena very success- ful one for the Music Department, The Glee Club en- thusiastically continued its cultural work, while simul- taneously enjoying the excellent recreation that singing in the 140 member choral group offers. When this club first began with a membership of about 50, songs of simple stylewere sung, Its efforts have gradually turned to more classical styles of music, such as the The Messiah, Partl QChristmas sectionj, which was performed for thc first time. To our knowledge the Senior High Glee Club is the only choir in Middlesex County to perform this work. Officers: Candace Thomas-President, Dorothy Mee- han-Vice President, Katherine Bohnsack-Vice Presi- dent Girls, Harry Lance Fravel-Treasurer, Barbara Johnson-Librarian, Eugene De Stefano-Stage Manager. The Madrigal Choir consists OI, left to right front row: G. Clark, B. Robbins, D. Meehan, M. Shwint, A. Paternitig back row: A. Frolund, C. Frave1,l. Munoz, L. Fx-avel, D. Smith. f-8 Fo. Y v y Y Y I 'V Tffi ,' ' l' 7 'Kg -, , gi vi' ,I ,Qui A X , gt Aj y gi 'Q ' A il Qx..ll.l,kX 1. I lm .L '51 ff s The Junior High Glee Club ranks amoung the best and finest organizations in the Junior High School. Under the fine leadership of Miss Thelsa Rand the Glee Club worked hard to reach a high level of performance. This year the organization participated in the annual Yuletide Festival and the Spring Concert. The officers were Sally Mostow- president, Betsy I Bashew-vice president, Linda Tate-secretary, and j 3 Q Marie Dienes-treasurer. r' L . W' ' i n IUNIUR GLEE CLUB !7n it ' This was a presentation of the Nativity', ni ' which was done at the Christmas Concert. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club under the supervision of Mr. Dennison has gone beyond the class- room and textbook to further the students interests in the Biological Sciences. They have used their knowledge in preparing many interesting programs which have included experiments, discussions, and field trips. Club officers were Alex Jones, Presidentg Gail Muccilli, Vice-Presidentg Ida Suiter, Treasurerg Maryann Bortree, Secretaryg Marsla Swanick, Parlimentariang Bill Mohn, Program Chairman. CHEMISTRY CLUB Every first Wednesday of the school month, in room 18 you will see the newly reorganized chemistry club holding it's meet- ing under the leadership of Mr. Killian. This group became a member of the Science Clubs of America, a nationalorganizationfor the promotion of careers in the fields of science. The programs which included dis- cussions, films, experiments and field trips were interesting and informative. Officers were: Fred Kieser, Presidentg Dick Schwalje, Vice-Presidentg Carl Pedersen, Secretaryg Glenn Davis, Treasurer. FRENCH C LUB The French Club arate organizations. consisted of three sep- Monthly meetings were conducted in French by Miss McNey during the class period. The officers were: President President Secretary Treasurer President President Secretary Treasurer President President Secretary Treasu re r Vice Vice Vice Lynda D'Andre Dorothy Fedak Karen Olson Gene Sergent Olga Docko Connie Muccilli Janet Anderson Dianne Styler Mary Ann Buckewiecz Carol Gurshman Kathleen Kazlau Dale Owens FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Officers of the club were: President- Karen Olsen Vice President- Lura Kramer Corresponding Secretary - Denise Donovan Recording Secretary - Joan Essig Treasurer - Marcia Peckworth Historian - Linda Woldsen At the meetings, were shown, guest nursing profession, pitals in the area: films of nursing interest speakers talked on the and the girls visited hos- FOOTLIGHTERS Under the direction of Mr. John Morgan the Footlighters has been an outstanding group of Thespians. Officers Donna Rosen- blum, presidentg Carol Gurshman,vice pres- identg Margaret Gilman, secretaryg and Genia Einstein, treasurer, have led the club in such activities as planning for a Children's Theater' for Metuchen elementary pupils, and productions of two plays. All members work on the plays either on stage or back- stage. Continuing activities include exchange assemblies and programs for the Junior High School. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Many high school students intend to make teaching their career. To widen their inter- ests and knowledge on this subject, M.H.S. pupils are urged to become members of the Elmo E. Spoerl, Future Teachers of Amer- ica Club. Activities of the club include view- ing films concerning the teaching profession, taking trips, to places of interests, and of most importance, watching teachers at work, teaching various subjects. Advising the group expertly was Miss Anne Hydo. Officers were: President, Candace Thomasg Treasurer, Harriet Lehrerg Secretary, Diana Wolfg Pro- gram Chairman, Margaret Gilman and Laur- el Jochen. LITERARY CLUB The officers of the Literary Club were elected as follows: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Librarian Evelyn Byard Janice Disario Joann Geschlecht Rose Gammino Ann Cusumano Directing the Literary Club enthusiasti- cally, as faculty advisor, was Miss Louise Haitsch. The club discussed modern novels and classics. All points of view relating to the types of literature were presented to the group in formal conversation. Lively dis- cussions on reviews of plays and books con- tributed to the interests of the club. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Audio-Visual Aids Club is a service organized to aid teachers in the education of students through the media of motion pictures, filmstrips, slides and illustrations. The functions of the club are to transport, maintain, and operate Audio-Visual equip- ment. Clement Forgione was Assistant to the faculty sponsor, Paul V. Nielsen. The club selected the following officers: Senior: President Gilbert Nelson Vice President Mackenzie Davis Secretary John Mostow Transport Mgr George Mardyks Librarian Stephen Stoney Junior: President Henry Grushman Vice President Transport Mgr Jeffrey Kermendy Robert Davis THE HUB CLUB The major interest of the 'Hub' is to increase typing speed and accuracy in order to gain sufficient proficiency to enter the New Jersey State Typing Contest. Another purpose of the club is to foster a better understanding of the peoples of the world through the nationalities of its own members. To help needy families and to assist with charity drives are other functions of The 'Hub', one of the largest organizations in M.H.S. The club was under the direction of Mrs. Mildred E. Hilly-Swank, who organized the group during the early days of World War II. The 'Hub' is now affiliated with the na- tional organization, The Future Business Leaders of America. Officers were as follows: President Eileen Mulvey Vice President Loretta Jones Treasurer Rose Marie Sitarik Recording Secretary Julianne Nestler Corresponding Secretary Loretta Ness KEY CLUB The newly formed Key Club, an organ- ization which gives boys an opportunity to serve their school and community, is a branch of an American and Canadian network of clubs fostered by Kiwanis International. Directing the club was Mr. Joseph Nixon. Some of the services rendered bythe club include organaizing its own scholarship plan, working on social affairs, participating in the Local Teens Against Polio drive, and the Student Government Hospital drive. The officers were: Bob Oppenheim, Pres- identg Larry Hutson, Vice-Presidentg Paul Becker, Secretaryg Edmund Andich, Treas- urerg Bruce Scott, Senior Directorg Dale Owens, Junior Directorg Rex Cox, Sopho- more Director. THE GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the guidance of Miss Lieber Anker, faculty advisor, planned a program of worth while and informative activities for the year. The club members enjoyed and will long remember the slides shown by Miss Leis of her trip to Germany and the program of music led by Mr. Azzo- lina. As in previous years, the club made a donation to CARE. The club officers are: Herman I-loopes, presidentg David Lapp, secretaryg Carl Ped- ersen, treasurerg and Janice Disario, pro- gram chairman. Sv ll Qfilfifift QQ? I bmw, r-,, -, . :I'nrQIl0 fv-rr' W VARSITY CLUB With Mr. John Cassell as faculty advisor of the Varsity Club the officers were: Pres- ident, George Figg Vice-President, Secre- tary and Treasurer, David Dietz. To be a member of this organization a boy must have obtained at least one varsity letter in any of the four major sports- track, football, basketball, andfor baseball. An important part of the Varsity Club is the Senior Patrols which conducts student traffic in the halls. Mr Raymond Herb, faculty advisor for the Senior Patrols, has assisted them in working with the Guidance and judiciary departments. The club successfully completed its annual drive for thier Scholarship Fund and raised money for the varsity jackets given to all senior letter-men by selling football pro- grams. Lv-'J l ' 4, ., ' f A ORIENTATION PROGRAM The Orientation Program, newly organ- ized thls year, has been created for the pur- pose of aquainting new students with M.H.S. Student Council Representatives officially escort the newcomer to his classes the first day and introduce him to the new teachers and students. The representatives this year include: Seniors, Barbara Kozub and Dave Dietzg alternates, Julia Matuzsa and Robert Op- penheim: Juniors, Marsha Shapiro and Larry Hutsong alternates, Kit Neely and David Lapp: Sophomore, Charlene Frye and Rex Coxg alternates, Ann Frolund and Miles Merwin. Mr. Daniel Jackler is the faculty advisor in charge of the program. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was newly established this year. At some of the meetings, films were shown and guest speakers talked on various subjects relating to Spanish culture- During the Christmas season a club party was held at which several Spanish speaking games were played. The armchair tours conducted by Mr. Morton Graham, faculty advisor, through Spanish speaking countries was enthusiast- ically received by the members. Officers of the club were: President Jane Herb Vice President Margaret Gilman Secretary Genia EinSt9iIl Treasurer Beth Chapman l 00 PLAY MATES The club is a Junior High School group who are interested in presenting family pro- blems and teenage interrelationships dramat- ically. At their meetings they read various types Of plays and put on skits for their own group. A major project was putting on a play at a Junior High Assembly during March. All members participated in the production whether acting or working backstage. Mrs. Dorothy Eckert, Home Economics teacher for the Junior High, guided and en- couraged the group in their theatrical plans and interests. During the latter part of the year the club went to see a play in New York City. The officers were Sally Most0w-presi- dent? Betsy Bashew-vice presidentg Linda Tate-Secretaryg and Marie Dienes-Treas- urer. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was under the direction of Mr. Paul O'Ha1e. The study and discussion of the background of ancient Rome were important parts of their monthly meetings. These discussions included topics on edu- cation, dress, religion, government, amuse- ments, food, and the every day life of Roman families. Games were played and the studentsfound many unique ways of becoming closer ac- quainted with their subject. Officers of the club were: President- Harvey Lapp Vice President - Joan Cowen Secretary - Pat Winter Treasurer - Sally Mostow JUNIOR HIGH PATROLS Serving the afternoon sessions in direct- ing student traffic in the corridors are the Junior Patrols. These hall vigils extend every courtesy to the students and in return expect and obtain cooperation and a showing of good behavior from them. To explain the Patrols' job and to show how it should be carried out with the help of the student judiciary, the Junior High was given a de- monstration at one assembly. Advising the Junior Patrols was Miss Brodzik, a member of the Junior High teaching faculty. Leading this group was the Captain Emment Venett, a student of the Junior High classes. JUNIOR HIGH FORUM The theme for the Junior High Forum is discussing timely national, international, or school topics. A pro and con side is decided upon or appointed for each issue and dis- cussed thoroughly by two students. Following the debate, a discussion is opened to the entire organization for questions and com- ments. Voting takes place in the group to decide which of the two persons presented the better case for his side. Officers were as follows: President- Mary Mason, Vice President-Dorothy Grouch, Secretary-Georgia Wagner, and Treasurer-Diane Wyatt. Miss Feehan was their faculty adviser. JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Junior High Science Club is to give a special attention to those students interested in any phase of science. Students have the opportunity to perform ex- periments in relation to the club's many interests, The club is underthe able direction of co-advisors, Miss Codella for the chem- estry department, and Mr. Mc Carthy for the biology department, both members of the Junior High Teaching Faculty. Officers of the club are as follows: President Marie Dienes Vice President David Thornburg Secretary Barbara Roisman Treasurer Allen Bubb JUNIOR HIGH TWIRLERS These cute and pert little misses, from seventh to ninth grade, have added to the peppy atmosphere of Metuchen High School. They have been part of many of M.H.S.'s parades within the community and football games. The Junior Twirlers, witha rhythmic assist from the school band, have worked out a group of eye-catching routines. Their perfection of timing has earned for them many compliments. This year the captain of the Junior High Twirlers Squad was Anna Ferchack. We are looking forward to seeing these girls as our future Senior High Twirlers. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Our Junior High Cheerleaders have en- thusiastically promoted school spirit among the Junior High students. Their pep and fine performance of their many varied cheers added to the morale of the members of the Freshman basketball team and the Junior High Varsity football team. They cheered at all home games and at as many as the away games as possible during the two sport seasons. These vivacious girls show great ability as future cheerleaders. We wish good luck to Linda Markulin, Mary Ann Murphy, Janice Neilsen, Sandra Perry, and Charlene Wente in their future years of cheering for Metuchen High School. MASK AND WIG CLUB The newly organized Dramatics Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Newman, has taken upon itself a vigorous year of activ- ities. The club is composed of Junior High students interested in acting and various aspects of the theatre. In the month of De- cember these future thespians presented a Christmas play entitled, The Nativity. Each member participated in this presentation either on stage or backstage. The play was wonderfully assisted by the Jinior High Glee Club. The election of club officers was held early in the year and the following people were selected: President Sally Herb Vice President Susan Buckewicz Secretary Linda Markulin Treasurer Martha Price Bue Le EI' wt' ff' ,f- The Editorial Staff of the Blue Letter takes time out to have this picture taken. 'es' V This year's faculty advisor was Mr. Milton Zucker. D I3 Editor-in-Chief Ann Breen, and Co-Editor Joe Nemeth take time our from the day's work on the Blue Letter. BLUE LETTER A truly superb way to follow the growth of our Alma Mater, is to follow the growth of the Blue Letter. Editor-in-Chief, Ann Breen, was fortunate in having the ever ready guidance of Mr. Milton Zucker to help organize details. Officers: Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Senior Write Ups Club Write Ups Art Editor Sports Advertising Publicity Photography Class History Typist Ann Breen Joe Nemeth Sue Pretot Dot Fedak Barbara Sawicki Frank Corso - J oe Nemeth Jerry Letson Donna Rosenblum John Mostow - Dave Ashwell Genia Einstein - Marge Gilman Ida Sulter - Gail Muccilli The Blue Letter Business Staff, headed by Mrs. Swank and Audrey Olechowski. La..n.' .H 5N'Q .4 ff! X-4 N ,J SPORTS .ef .,.I. :Ayub 4 -- - .avg ' 'QJ'f!S-.kP f'1' f-in-.4--' Y A .. Y 3'liiUS-.1 5 -.4 ..n--u.--- '1l...g' . - .Jim Q, ? ? 'V 4+- Q.- 'f51-,mv 5 Standing left to right: Coach Conti, Art James, George Perry, Dallas Stokes, Mike Say- dek, Adolph Grabenstetter, Bob Knoll, Cecil Jackson, Bob Alexander, Bob Papcum, Dick Groben, Louie De Museo, Dave Lapp, Gordie I-loaglan. Kneeling: Baily Molineux, Fred Campanola, Ole Neesby, Don Burns, Chuck Williams, Gene Sergent, Joe Strong, Jimmy James, Bill Ammon, Pip Linguist, Kenny Greushewski, Joe Lovas. Sitting: Al Hickey, Richie Sokoloski, Chip Cifrodelli, Bill Martin, Bob Kubiak, co-captains George Fig and John Perry, Bob Kossic, Herman Hoopes, Joe Prehodka, Joe Leiss. Coach George Conti's first season with the Bulldog gridders ended with three wins and five losses. The wins came against the strong teams of Scotch Plains, Rumson, and our arch-foe, Highland Park. ln the latter game the Bulldogs overwhelmed the Owls by a score of 20-0 and brought back to Metuchen the Highland Park-Metuchen trophy. 'Ihe Bulldogs broke into the scoring ranks against the Owls half way through the first quarter, with quarterback Dick Groben passing to end, Cecil Jackson for the first touchdown. Art James made good the extra point. A 45 yard pass from Groben to Leiss set up the second Bulldog touchdown. Again THREE CHEERS EUR THE BlIllll0GS! Coach Conti this year started his first season with the Bulldogs. J 'ME FOOTBALL James kick was good and the blue and white led 14-0. ln the third quarter another Groben to Jackson pass clicked, this time for 60 yards and another touchdown. However, the kick by James was blocked. The Bulldog lead of 20-0 was all they needed to trimthe Owls. Seniors who played their last game included guards, and co-captains, George Fig and John Perry, halfbacks, Larry Cifrodelli and Art James, end, Al Hickeyg tackle, Herman Hoopesg and defensive backs, Richie Sokoloski and Gene Sergent. For outstanding play George Fig, Al Hickey, John Perry and Dick Groben made the all-county team. A1 Hickey made the all-state team as well. Art James' extra point is good, as Metuchen goes on to defeat Highland Park. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 27 - Keyport 29 - Dunellen Nov. Oct. 3 - Scotch Plains 6 - N. Arlington 10 - Sayreville 13 - St. Peter's 22 - Highland Park 20 - Rumson Leading this year's team, reading left to right: Hicky, Fig and Perry. Standing left to right Walt Rausemsan, Gene Sergent, George Fig, Richard Sokoloski, Art James and Coach Kelly. Bottom row: Bob Knoll, Cecil Jackson, Aldolph Grabben- CUURTSTERS IN ABTIUN BASKET BALL The Bulldog five led by high scorers CecilJackson, George Fig, and Adolph Grabenstetter piled up many impressive wins. The small margins of their games lost showed their team spirit and determination to win. They also proved that they are stron- gest and score the most points during the last quarter of the game. This has brought many a victory to the varsity cagers. Although the Bulldogs started their season with three losses against the powerful teams of Carteret, Sayreville, and Scotch Plains, they came back to outscore South Plainfield and Dunellen. After their second defeat to Sayreville, the Bulldog quintet took three in a row by trouncing Somerville 55-53, Scotch Plains 69-65, and an improved St. Mary's team 71-61. A look at the half way mark in the schedule proves another important point, that the boys have skill, and sportsmanship, and are learning the value of teamwork. The team was coached by Mr, James Kelly, Jackson goes up to get the tap. ,--1 Coach Kelly explains strategy. bound. Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen .N Metuchen Metuch en Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen Metuchen vu. Coach Kelly. Grabbenstetter and Jackson fight for re Varsity Basketball 38 Carteret Sayreville Scotch Plains S. Plainfield Dunellen Sayreville Somerville Scotch Plains St. Mary's Dunellen Roselle S. Plainfield Highland Park St. Mary's Roselle S. River Highland Park Carteret Back WP to Art James. Metuchen wins tap against St. Mary s SPRING FEVER s , ' . ti msn -2 ' ' nz 3 4 s s 1 o 9' l0lI!2I3l4t5I6 n as nszozmza 2425262728 n , Coach Hartland and Teams Most Valuable Player, George Fig. Standing left to right: Dallas Stokes, Gene Sergent, Bob Kosick, George Fig, Billy Stevens, Bob Kolbus and Coach Hartland. Kneeling: Larry Cifrodelli, Bill Smith, Don Burton, John Preholka and Bob Kubiak. The Varsity nine, with only four returning lettermen, started the season with a spanking victory over Scotch Plains, 8-3. But luck, and experience, ran out the follow- ing five games--all were lost. However, the varsity recovered its form in the seventh and eighth games with two spectaular wins-- Carteret downed, ll-3, and a decisive repeat over Scotch Plains, 12-2. Although beaten by Highland Park, the nine were victorious over St. Mary's l2-0, a win due largely to the great pitching of the Bulldog hurlers. Lady Luck again turned her back on the team with consequent losses to Sayerville, St. Peters, Jamesburg, and Highland Park. But a final spurt of power won a victory over Dunellen, 4-2. The record stands six wins, ten losses. Glancing back over that record again, note the scores. The wins were mostly run-a-ways, the losses were generally by a narrow margin. Chalk the state of affairs up to the sparkling plays and great hitting of Captain Bill Smith and the winner of the Most Valuable Player' award, George Fig. I 33855 bg ' :N guy' 55, ,- 12 f-1-'wi ,W 'fa'-JC .1 Xa 4 V ' X - Q .' ' ' ' ' li A s . N W f ' x I X .3 ' I ' J 4 A 1 f X , M L Q , ' 9, A ml A ' 0 A . X f X sf ga' Q k ' E 1 1 I xp Q, INDUUR TRACK Standing in back row, left to right: Coach Cassell, E. Vennett, H. Aubin, W. Bolton, B. Watt, A. Dye, D. Seldow, D. Meindel, J. Lovas, J. Van Winkle,J. Mil1er,M. Christen- son, R. Slabinski, R. Sawczak, and Manager G. With more response than in previous years, the indoor squad had a fairly good season, receiving much of its help from the freshman class. The Phila- delphia lnquirer Meet 'at Convention Hall, Philadelphia, was one of the most important and long awaited events. The Bulldogs entered a one mile relay team consisting of quarter milers Bob Ke- singer, Mackenzie Davis, Ken Grushew- Left to right: Bill Bashew, Joe Leis, Bob King and Richard Sokoloski. Missing from the picture is Rex Cox. 2 Q i' Sisko. Sitting left to right: C. Rohen, A Brookins, R. Cox, J. Prehodka,W. Edmonds, K. Murphy, J. Martin, M. Davis, J. Nemeth, D. Kassner. sky, and Henry Aubin. The team saw many famous runners at the meet. Metuchen's only dual meet was against the J.V. team of Lawrence- ville Prep. The blue and white's first New York meet was the N.Y.U. Spiked Shoe Meet which was held at the l02nd Engineers Armory. In this meet, Metu- chen entered a full team. The team was coached by Mr. John Cassel. EYES UN THE BALL Metuchen's golf team, formed by Mr. John Cassell, started its season by competing in the State Championship at Brielle. While the linksmen did not finish high in the team standings, Joe Leiss tied for eighth place among all competitors by shooting a 41-45-86, Bob King finished with a 58, and Richie Sokoloski had a 101. Although the golfers took just one of the six matches, which was won against St. Benedict's 4-3, the losses came at the hands of the top golfing schools, against which the Bulldogs played fine competitive golf. J. V. Football Freshman Team The team, coached by Mr. Hartland finished the sea- The Freshman Team finished the season with a 3-2-1 son with a 1 and 6 record. record. The team was coached by Mr. Blindow. J. V. Basketball When this book went to press the J.V. Basketball record was 5-7. The team was coached by Mr. Cas- sell. IUNIUR VARSlTY'S J.V. Track J. V. Baseball The track team was coached by Mr. Cassell. The team finished the season with a 3-8 record. Mr Kelly was the coach. ,Q 'E Y ,,4mfm 555 f g. 1 yfgwv M Y ' if W .,.-W V1 In L2 M x 3. W? fx Y ,J rf 1 ,..,,?.,, 5? K C .4 5 V? J ,, ,. in f W fm x 0 ,Q A 'Ky L s' J x ' 1 1 Q Q, f- I fm 'Q I A' , 1 !X f w .4 If vp:-F wfw ff-ww-,wiw , , sw ,J l ' iv Ill np ,J ,,,. ,mdk ,r , I ' ' .4 Q wan 75.555 2, 'Q'-, Q- J' Q' 1' ' i r aa 7 'Xb' wi, ' if 1- Q ! 'Q 1 i Q if ' 'YQ a Vg '-. x 1 i ff Y. fi rw g,,f 7 ,E a ! M 'va f . ti, :V , W A Q, L LN 1 W 391 1 W 'W Q iw , ,M ,W y .4 if 14? ff Q' '. N .1 W 'M -sm, J L' ll mnrethan a quaner century of memorable devnhnn lashng Influence The class of 1957 takes great pleasure 1n ded1cat1ng Ih1S page to one of our faculty members who after twenty seven years of loyal serv1Ce has decxded to retlre No one page could ever begm to tell what she has done for the students of M H S She has sponsored the Hub Senlor Class Day and has been the Blue Letter Busmess Staff Advisor for fxfteen years Mrs H111ey Swank Archaeology has been one of her major mterests It has taken her throughout the Un1ted States Canada and South Amerxca We are all sorry to see herleave but we feel that she w1ll now have the time and rest whxch she deserves Mrs Mxldred E Hllley Swank we can never thank you enough for what you have done for us All we can say IS good by and good luck IH your future years I929- 1957 it , LL 9 f Mrs l-hlley Swank can be found workmg at her desk every day from 800 to 600 max-lung typmg and book keepmg papers and fxllmg 1n Blue Letter busmess reports that have come ln dur-mg the day 5'-M' Luncheon Served from 11 AM 2 PM Dmners o lo Corte 11 MONTAGNA S RESTAURANT IOHN C MONTAUNA AND STEPHEN EOSSO Propnetors Metuchen N I Phone LI 8 9895 ED LYNCH BOWLING ALLEYS Bowling from A.M,-12 , FOR HABERDASHERY OF FINE TASTE T SPORT COATS SLACKS O R B SHIRTS sl-:op ron ms MAN STETSONHATS METUCHEN Newmzssv LI 9 0780 MORRIS STORES ALWAYS THE NEWEST STYLES 413 Mam Street METUCHEN N I LI 8 0900 PAINTS PLUMBING cmd ELECTRICAL SUPPLI HARDWARE HOUSEWARES Servmg Metuchen and the Vxcmxty Slnce 1939 Drake s Mrddlesex Hardware I fl 395 397 Mcun Street METUCHEN N I Parklng Space IH Rear Free Dehve ES ROSSMIEYER BROS Inc Amboy and Lake Avenues C IN METUCHEN ry LI 9 1776 I I 'S O O ' - I I l fy - : - .I I . 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