Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1949 volume:

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' 416454 u VP ans the hor , speid rg my-ar . 91 i i? r es alrg - K 9 , ' all o ee our Ima a . ai a Y . 7 ' . . . :Z ' 'I3 4.4.4, o-vu. Zu, Q Lug, 7 l : l Q - I- , ' 0 4.44.1 N I I - ' an I I 1 I ,X N X X! 't-.,,, x P 1 ' . 0 s v ik P ' ,' '44- , .- I ' x -'MOH' HAROLD A FERGUSON Principal MR FERGUSON and GRACE K WHITE Secretary WILLIAM C HEUGH WILMA J McVEIGH Asslstant Prmcnpal Dean of Gnrls ROLAND BARKER Dlrector of Guldance CLIFTON N MARSHALL Vocatuonal Coordinator 'I 'X ti The Offace Staff CATHERINE K. EVERTSEN, MARGARET MURPHY BARBARA E LIVERSIDGE, LILLY A. ZETTERSTEN College Adviser 4 - . . I 1 1 I 'I L , 1 N . . -QNF at PNN I I I . With hopes of good luck to him always, the seniors dedicate the I949 yearbook to James R. Quill, their friend and teacher. JAMES R. QUILL AS an undergraduate at Amherst, Mr. Quill played football. After receiving his B.A. degree in l9l3, he taught for one year in Massachusetts. Moving to New Jersey, for two years he taught mathematics and coached football and basketball at Cliffside Park High School. Enlisting the day after war was declared, he served for two years in the army, six months of which he spent in France as a lieutenant in the ll7th Field Artillery of the Dixie Division. After the war he returned to teaching and taught mathematics and coached football and track at Cliffside Park High School and Battin High School in Elizabeth. From l923 to I948 he was a member of the mathematics depart- ment of Montclair High. Mr. Quill became widely known for his gen- erous help in all of the athletic events here in Montclair. With his enthusiasm for sports and genuine interest in our activities, he easily be- came one of the best friends of the class of 1949. LEIGH D. BARNES IN l922, soon after receiving her degree from Adelphi College, Miss Barnes came to Montclair High where she has been an active member of the faculty ever since. Although she has taught history and botany, Miss Barnes has devoted her teaching talent primarily to English. Her courses have provided not only thorough training in the skills of English, but also excellent understanding of the back- ground and literature of the language. Her friendly, understanding personality and her influential nature have contributed to her suc- cess as a teacher. Miss Barnes is a great lover of out-of-door life, and although she has enjoyed her work thoroughly, she admits that she will now have much more time to realize the ambitions which she has considered during her professional career. We feel sorry that she is leaving, but we wish her the very best of luck in her plans for the future. BIG BUSINESS William C. Heugh lrene M. Bedell Charles W. Chittim John F. Landgraf Edna E. Ream Bertha P. Stevenson REAMS OF THEMES Harold C. Wells Leigh D. Barnes Esther Benz Leslie G. Bird Morris Goldberger Mary G. Harder Mary E. Holland Shirley Meek Henry B. Priest John P. Roberts R. Beatrice Scott Inez L. Whittier THE NUMBER GAME Edgar P. Leach William J, Filas Mary M. Gottfried Clifton N. Marshall Walter K. Sprague J. .,u..:.4J lO HISTORICAL SUBJ ECTS E. Schuyler Palmer Harold M. Augustine Angelo J. Fortunato Robert W. Hallett Alice A. Johnson Jean K. McKenzie Lila V. North fiwywwf y yu- :mil JC ggab ' Lls 1 4 J vu QU LU J J . Ll' : 1 ' -Mzvv l 1.0.4 I erqg. 1 l K Aff l viva i x V.kLP.Jt'I, L4 S- LxlLfLk . fxhi-Aims .f M KRS gf gf IT'S GREEK T0 ME 'P' ' lv . Narka Ward yfgf' ff xy Elinor T. Race Y Anthony S. Lolacono 3 yy Persis M. Cope 10 J, Barbara A. Denneen Joan M. Egner Orrin R. Ferry N- . X Xb Ll., X. V Q , N. .4 -I tr P J , . H lk, X DOWN TO A SCIENCE -N ' In , Myron T. Doherty ' Gail M. Bradbury Charles A. Freytag Byron A. Ladd ll Sheila M. Thomson x Vernon P. Maxham CALLOUS-THENICS Norman J. Mansfield Clarence O. Anderson Virginia T. Gross Anne Miller Carl B. Newman Julia M. Ryan Frederick C. Seelbach School Nurse Ruth H. Roy PRACTICAL PEOPLE Grace M. Cowles Norman A. Gathany Frederick W. Landers Vernon P. Maxham AI'fl'1Ur' J. MCClaSk6y Arthur E Ward FOR ART S SAKE Constance K. Turner MOUNTIE MUSICIANS Sayward F Rowell K LOIS MAYER Busaness Manager ROBERT READY Assastant Laterary Edator ALICE FOX Advertasang Chaarman BOB SOUDER Assastant Photography Edator it lv WJ W9 EUGENE RICHTER Edator an Chaef ART STAFF Cecaly Anderson Ann Benko Barbara Butler Joyeuse Copenhaver Vato DePrenda Stacy Daotes Edward Dwyer Jean Hovell Arnold Schnetzer Dexter Taylor Dennas Thron Anne Wallets WRITING STAFF Nevalle Abraham Frank Badaa Kay Bell Jodae Bragg Barbara Brassell Rose Cestone Wallace Clapp Gloraa Codella Joe Coughlan Dack Covaello Allan Ferguson Jack Fletcher Charles Hetzel Gus Keraazakos Marcaa Lango Peggy McDonald Nancy Mussana Varoanaa Olsen John Orr Greta Pearson Maldred Pankard Yvonne Raaner Maralyn Russo Norma Sewall Read Spencer Ann Spowers Maralyn Srebnack Herbert Tolkowsky Carol Zeatz Bob Ziegler BUSINESS STAFF Joan Cardinal Robert Clark Esther DeMendez Robert Eastty Barbara Ferras Advertasang Chairman Wallaam Graf Joan Hamalton Karan Healag Maldred Pankard Varganaa Pankerton Barbara Post Dorothy Prange Frances Schneadewand Joan Samms Kenneth Smith Joan Sommer Patracaa Speers Ruta Temple Mary Jane Thompson Carson Wheeler PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF John Caputo Joe DaCarlo Robert Culver Jack Gleeson Ronald Jones George Mead Donald Mott Clark Partradge Vac Scotese Duck Watt JANE WADE Art Edator BILL HUTCHISON Laterary Edator 0'-s Y LUCILLE OSMUNDSEN Assastant Art Edator 'I, T-F I nad f' I' BOB TEGEN Photography Edator ,L fl rf, ' 4 . fl. 31532 A ' 0- fWL?'m, 4 , , giant a A A , ,V ,', 0 ' V5 . . - ' ' ' I. . 4 . . . . N I Presndent DICK COVIELLO Vnce Presldent JACK McMAHON Secretary AN N SPOWERS Treasurer BARBARA BRASSELL CHARLES ACOCELLA ANNETTE BERGMANN CAROL BESSEY CHARLES BURGESS MAUREEN BYRNE SCOTT CONOVER FRANKLIN DEVITT JACK FLETCHER JOAN GILRUTH MARSTON GREVATT BILL HOCKETT MARY LOU JIBBES PHYLLIS JIBBES LARRY KEPLER ORRIN MAIN WALTON McLEOD PAUL MINOR MILDRED PINKARD MARILYN RUSSO JANE WADE PEGGY STEWART CARSON WHEELER I I JEAN ROBINSON PRESTON STRAZZA A - Qu,-A WWWMA- NEVILLE V. ABRAHAM NEV Let's have an mdividual for Absam Q in-ww? 9 S Am-i'+ X. Sl Nb . 1' i 6 cbflffl' -, 1aPtQoTtfQaffi3fftD Ofx msc. -X- Xfigiisggwifsgv Q?gSEZig95jAa:egfmOg::? ' XAQW f CNX ROSE M. ADORNO LUNA Lke the ltngermg fragrance of a s mmer rose 6 MICHAEL AIELLO HCHIRPH fi . Gemal, goodfnatured- the f d th trresrsttble orce an e tmmovable obtect ANN M. ALVARO To draw, to sketch, to pa t are my dehght DOMENICK AMMIANO DUCK IE IS ar too Important a thmg e er to talk seriously about IG' y wwfgvyfwj OS In .lo Md. pi: ko wnwwfnu' vi Y if C7 my ,gm 05142: WERSON cl H . Vc L qw' yen.-1 L34-'J lf, x qL1,i.vCo-rhvgf - W 'Y .fxx1lf4 '14 ' . ' 'r 'ax' rx.,v ,MAX - - 'N , 'I - 5. K k'w'v Q. WILLTAM J.'kNDREk . A . ,- L BtLLH N' X' That's wonderful! But dont take me too sertouslyv' X MW-5-r,wr ,UQ ', x 'Q' - rs - K I . '4 A laugh q mu cu n iid C FRANK D. ARMINIO 'GOO-GOOH A keen guy who plays a mean trumpet MATILDA ATTAMANTE MlTTY Quletrtess wrll brzng me gucqegg MORTON J. ARONSON HMOOSEM No construction prefect ns big enough for me RICHARD J. ASMUTH It was quietg then he came. AUDREY E. AUSTIN A ready smile ns a great asset PAUL P. AYERS V JuNuoRf' 1:J'PflYj' A' D he rack a d fa speed record 36052, f .KWWW J fx, f, .jig J' 1 I, ' fmfs MTA y' 'kg NJ W? J' .Ae . .4 -...fe to bf tra r sun JJ Ally. Je! W' - I-f . U. FRANK A. BADIA SNABS Sails on a sea of an-om: '1u,,.,.qv BARBARA JANE BAKER BJ, Active and soluble in M. H. S. .DJ .N ., G ' . if rl .f Ll J' fl' V' U ILAJ' - Q, as jiv' r ' Lv 1 alum F. BANNISTER 'I RUTHlE Full of fun and fancy free . . . lots of devil in Ruthie B. KATHRYN T. BELL KATIE All the grachar , si ity f . 4 ,,?'.. fy 'FMJMQ 'X l L M RICHARD R. BELLOFATTO BELL This happy-go-lucky fellow creates a lively atmosphere. RICHARD G. BECKFORD Silent perserverance and ANN M. BENKO lnfectious laugh, efficient work, Immunity to sorrow. JOAN M. BELL Brimful of sincerity and intelligence. DAVID C. BEPPLER DAVE A man of cheerful todays and confident tomorrows. ANNETTE BERGMANN Always un SVCD at work and play, Brrght as her trumpet m every way CHARLOTTE BERGMANN Quiet, shy--but OH, MY' CAROL E. BESSEY Sweet Serene Smart EDITH M. BIELITZ Beautrful but oh so mtelltgent' I9 NORMA J. BISHOP SPEEDY Known tsr effrctenc-. 'T ELIZABETH J. BLACKWELL BETTIE FIWVVQ fingers on the LIME MARILYN E. BLUM Lte LYNN pg us Q 's A ,P I' ff' if ef! '55, J' If .vc os In ,V rpm-5 M. BLUMAN A N05-E. aww. -ff-NJ?-4. Qyffb 'Mi 1-'JA4-by JO-ANNE R. BRAGG ,vCD'E AH vm? 8 X.'L' : -At ae- WG- -'NUT' geo-xi 'L Tlgli 4.12, A gk- -BSEJQLS 'fy 'X '7' ' l.X lQ,RX-1Lm. ffxf-. 'f WMM 1' 7- .x- DN-1-.XG-. .,.,,.g4.z,, x .- I CA- mf f ' A , 1-rxf. ffwy ' THOMAS R. BRASS TOM Darn r ru Qex Mm wc' Q rcarv 1 be dcne' Rock flu-C-M1 nw-Q frflv-Svfsow Uurvw BARBARA A. BRASSELL BOBBNE M H. S 5 an5v.er tc wrarwrw E Www dfkph-'vc 48 ' Moi, u Yfbobbci- CAMILLA BREWER CAMMIE Her countenance reflects a peaceful mnnd FREDERIC C. BREWER A voafr X -'ru-ye 15 r 1 LILLIAN M. BRIDGE Farr and mdd DQa,,,Lu,44d- n ljfijfllz 44.1, cl.uu,glf 7qL,U.f MARY GWENDOLYN BRIGHAM HGWENNIEH Cute and pert -We 1cwe her for those Hawes Lf feai fnendshup. fillnf 'J ' Milf ll-Ufpl 1444 lL,A!4x. VA0t'Qff 'fmt ' 'K Pl I 1 L 'AIN s I Civ-4 ' Q Llp ,ug CARLOS D. BROADBENT 'CARL' Hdohinces is an mdox 'Q character flfwc ,ulud ,J am1'f,1f. msn M. saowu MOE It takes an artist to see the world. RONALD L. BROWN D0 not disturb-- man at work. THOMAS c. BR ww: HBFWVN I, The per uasio o th ate st 'dou ul. IJ: 'I Jyfe y.f 1. 4 WV -R IN I ,, J. S, ,X-'UZ' , :' ,Z .wbl VIL- lv , I I' . VX .l'a' J. gli. Pub - Q 14. Y. A vii., L1 yuh. ' ' M NANCY BRUCE It appears that she has little to say, but her mind's alert in every way, 21 FLORIAN L. BRYANT PLO Keen to perceive and just as quick tO Correct. CHARLES E. BURGESS BURGE Its not what I know, nts whom I know. ,' 1 r , . J fl ' wr ' 1- ,JL I 7' ' x ,lf ,- n 1. I 'li' .1 'll' l lyr WARREN V. BUSH A letter man, A that is O x O I MARJORIE E. BUSTARD MARGlE She may have quiet ways, but everyone will sing her praise. ARTHUR M. BUTLER ART Where there's a woman, there's Butler. PAULINE BYRDSELL BlRDIE She never hurried, but at was done. MARY ANN BYRNE Likeable, laughable, loyal. ELINOR MAUREEN BYRNE CRICKET With twinkling eyes and saucy ways. acvr S54-rwsrqf N94-ws 1'-Q! THOMAS CALANDRA TOM Not rough and tough, o but eter ined. will ' 0V,J ,L-.A- Lesolkz fa 4 JJ-'QQ ,+L JOSEPH A. CAMPANALONGA CAMPY King on the highway, friend in our hearts. ROSEMARY A. CANNADY On with the dance! WILLIAM A. CANNADY Strike or spare, he'll always be there. DOUGLAS F. CANNON DOUG Men of few words are the best men. JOHN H. CAPUTO CAP Good naturedness plus good sports- manship add up to a swell guy. JAMES V. CARD Nici., His last name is not misleading. DORIS J. CARDELL Always happy, always glad, Never frowning, never sad. 23 JOAN R. CARDINAL HJC., Still water runs deep. DANIEL S. CARLSON NAD Life is too short to worry. RICHARD V. CARUSO Steadfast and deserving in everything he does, nos: M. cssrqiie .. U N -. She twirls through life ugh the greatest of ease. 1 SYBIL D. CHANCE SYB Sophistication with a sense of humor. My My D at I I 92 z- X , Jr 3' Tffypfv dvi 'yi' SYLVESTER V. CIANCITTO SYLVIE A potential winner . . . always striving for perfection. WALLACE L. CLAPP WALLY Yet have I in me something dangerous. MELVIN CLARK Could he be funnier? ROBERT A. CLARK A quiet and sincere chap with great ambitions. J. DONALD CLINCHE DON Never underestimate the power of the enemy. GLORIA CODELLA GODY With merry company the dreary way is brightened. RICHARD C. COHOES DICK Of the two, he does the studying, 24 ROBERT R. COHOES COKE He uses his countenance to express his emotions DONALD L. CONGER DON Listen to him for one hour, and you will laugh for two. FRED S. CONOVER SCOTT We Happy Few. MICHAEL S. CONZENTINO HDICKERSONH As versatile as a safety pin. 25 Dawow dfffli 09 .kliiyf iiidiyygkgd I . if, ffuu .4 Hifi? JOYCE A. COPENHAVER HCOPEH Sweet and lovely. CLARA M. CORBO CLARA-Bow Dependable, promptj the makings of a successful secretary. JOSEPH E. COUGHLIN The perfect ingredient for a successful party, CARMELLA G. COVELLO pol.LY There is mischief in those twinkling eyes! ' W M l M i H cg LL OVIE PF ' ETHEL M. CRAY So quiet that we hardly realize what a good sport she is! EARL CREWS He that walketh uprightly, walkelh surely. OSCAR CREWS Moss Vitality and fun to spare, A sense of humor fresh and rare DAVID H. CROWE Fords were made for men like me ALICE L. CURLEY Friendly , , , Frank . . . Full of fun. MILDRED M. DAGGETT MlLl.Y The lass whose life is one perpetual grin. 26 f N lu ,faq 4' 4 'VX x U K-,P MARION B. DALHOUSE NICHOLAS DEL PRESTO A luttle mite with lots of fight. Porky Need one, fave, or flfteeng Then give him the ball . A . 'Lb '57 gl . . 1 rl Hx IL, Aunnev o. DARco MAR31-M 's. QQMATTIA HRICKEYH 'ff' I Q-'44anl'e A' Frank . , , Friendly - A - Fllffaflous- Goqg-looks, good fun, good gal. V . I ,Jx'x13x,. 'x A ' X R , k .Q f I, X Km' ' . IVEVFIKN mivf-lw X .. 'DfirY?:f'4 x- . X!! fudge rw fFl9DdSYDY whag REV aref Tough, h so tle. A. X qqj-not vLl:Kl'wev SeernK ' u H X xx l V ' 157.5 XXX., if V ' l ' Nh ' ' XX. Q-v ' - v .1 f ,V xr, . LN 'W A 1 , X it W H f X fy Pl N xxx-9' xxx . 1 d K . vvnx 5' K X. .'5'5x'Y,....Q MILDRED S. DeFALCO VITO A. DePRENDA 'MIl.LlE Rl-JDY' Llrrle . , . Loquacious . , . Lovely, Frlendly may we part and quizkly meet again, ANGELO J. DeROSE DAYES A quiet sense of humor that appears when you least expect it. FRANKLIN H. DEVITT In Frank, the outdoors has a great booster. HELEN DeVORE The happy-go-lucky type. JOSEPH G. DICARLO O Shutter-bug supreme. JAMES R. DICKSON ROSS An individualist who will make his mark. DOLORES DiGERONIMO DEE Daring , . . Darling . . . Dangerous NICHOLAS A. DiGERONIMO NICK Spring fever in winter. MARIO M. DiMILIA A tranquil person accomplishes with ease what others fret about. 28 ANASTACIA T. DIOTES STACY Nothnng great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. WILLIAM N. DOREMUS HSMILERH Jovial and energetic-He goes along wnth the band. RUFUS H. DUMAS SKIPPY Let the musuc lump? RICHARD L. DUNN Nothmg escapes has pointed wut 29 ROBERT C. DUNNEMAN HTURKH Let the world slide g l'Il grab a seat and rake the ride? GERRIT DUYS DUTCHY Able . . . Actlve . . . Amuable . . . Assured. EDWARD J. DWYER BIG ED Take your tlmefl've got all dayl ROBERT B. EASITY .1 ' B013 I F Laugh and the world laughs af you. OS. MAE EDGERTON Good is good, but better Carr es it LYDIA R. ELLIS ISI-I Loquacious . , , Likeable . . Lite-loving Lydia, KENNETH ENGEL ULEGSH The marines have landed. ROBERT V. ENTWISLE DIMPLES Happy-go-lucky . . . act ve in friendship. BARBARA J. ERICKSON BOBBY Forceful, even when silent. . I iffy i L f l 4 Lvl .lr if J of that at hand?' ROSE M. FAISON A badminton star? Give her the bird, she's got a racquet. WILLIAM A. FARLEY BILL Full of drive and plenty of zest! 30 X352 Ogieirff W FRANCES L. FASTIGE At Woodman Field she sells tickets to fun '1 NANCY J. FERDON NANCE She listens to the music v0 mfg! gd dKg6Q9 ,9 Acoiriol of sc? s QD' ,-v CHARLES W. FINK CHICK Everything about him suggests fu CARL E. FITZGERALD t On the field, on the co t ras Fitz is ready for any No YEMVBOAO' sport Q J-'f' 3'l'Q, ffa swbxh , ALLAN N. FERGUSON, JR. CLAIRE T. f'FERGlE Her gaiety will r Name it, l'll manage it. gdb b': i lvf swdf 422' BARBARA FERRIS A wheel from the Pacific North-West 1-os' Q,o.rlxCu'Q- LQW1 ei Selina Q-a. 356 bk- BETTY G. FLEMING kxidvo C ,- BET A I Nifty' and ol'1'So kc A ex 'B-All J Thrifty n NORA O FLEMING C Teo s hw JOHN G FLETCHER JACK Good-matured man about tox-n wax.. - Q-ji ul cr-H . QXX SXQQXX vu. R ,.t....-Si M9 R 0 U 5Xc, EQ?-E w 5 9 W .W- SUZANNE FORBES-LEITH U She Iwes a hfetlme in every mmute 'Wi Mum x dffbfbbg 'LVM 'QW ELI BETH FORESTER BETH Characwr I5 Hwghcr than mfuilvscr but nr takes Bet'11o have br h 'M larlh ,j04'lf1, D JM, 'Aff ff- 'ffff I ia, U, Laughwg are moment ard C ALFRED A. FORTUNATO FOO Arv BCYINE Sportsman ALICE C. FOX MLINW Ready to work and roadv to play JOAN C. FOX Temperarnema! V--Amrabie' Terwacuous MERYL C. FUSCO CHLOE the ngxr, ber Ne wi a :Lack War lfggpg Changmg mtg 'QM 32 ruff r,' ROBERT B. GARDNER BOB m gomg to set the world on fwre JORDAN M. GARRISON Servlce bound, he mes dancmg and sports LASCELLES A. GEDDES SANDY His qunet dngmty recgrws supreme ANTHONY V. GESUALDO 'ZIP' As fun-Iovxng as all but 3 good-matured as few 33 C-X00 e0'x ELEANOR GIANNETTI Mysrerlouy eye. p Us a dramatrc personalnfy equai our own Eleanor 6 JOAN D. GILRUTH Lady of the lake - Hopafcong, that us' HUGH s. cosoecxig ,aroocwdjk K sfagene n o acfgs WJ? XFX' cw so- HOMER GOODALL Opera fascmates rum, he fascware ui INEZ GOODMAN NEZY There ns a wdl, there can be a way ROBERT G. GORTON BOB Hrs Cold humor has a warm effect upon others WILLIAM GRAF BILL As h man as he s humo ou HELEN C. GRAHAM BLACKIE No one could fall to agree that 2he's full of fun and fancy free. SEBASTIAN J. GRASSO 'BUSTYW I'lI cvcn push a broom at the Met WILLIAM R. GRAY Luke a new Cadullac, power-packed snlencc MARSTON K. EVAT','e . , X if -,FY I ve J fu I fix dx Q, U5, -44 ADRIAN T. GRIDLEY MTIPPERH He may be slow, but don't thunk he 5 not going places 34 9 nw' Al WALTON H. GRIFFITH BUD .yer , 4 ff' 3' VVO if i 'I,,fI ox pf! IIN JOAN H. HALSEY I 1OANlE ging sensai n wa personality t atch Q01-v'I3-L 'L GNP wllfqli Will llI5lUf l1j,,.Jl GLORIA A. HARRIS Bemg a good frnend keeps m y busy 35 ways on stage and really good 1 IRIS HARRISON 'IVY' w to hate. DOROTHY M. HATCHETT DOT MAE Pleasant, and pleasing, always teasing. BEVERLY L. HAYNES BEV She makes her friends by bemg one. AJW OBER ALY OB nar tn f Ury GEORGE T. HEPBURN, JR. TED Many are called up, but few get up EMIL P. HERRMANN A business man with the sensitivity of an artist. CHARLES A. HETZEL CHUCK A hard-working man has more tim for recreation PATRICIA E. FARRAR PAT It pleases me to tease GRANT C. HOATSON His integrity is an inspiration to all. CLARA I. HOBSON MICKEY Never a dull momentf - l ll f il' llilfltl. ood ,xlooksflt f ll , i3.i.u it at Uimlhaf yep E his fi ll l ' ll 'J 'R fill A Ll ' A 'Y .Ol ix Ji ,T l fplgliillll ll ,i Li 1 1 STANLEY J. HQLLANDER His sense of direction should carry him far. 36 ARTHUR B. HOMEYER Champion of the machine age. JOAN C. HONCE Vivacity . . . Vitality , , . Vehemencel RICHARD H. HOOKE He has a spark to light his future. JOHN R. HORNER JACK He comes out of his comer with a trumpet blast. 37 0 . . , . xiii' ' . I N ' FK. by ' vu xx W .1-i JE H0 0, f- You Are M uns ne. X 's 230 Y .f J if I gf' ITN I x I i w X- ' ff A .- L if If if i I M nv Q - 1 Z-X Sly wwf iij A X WILLIAM C. HOWELL BILL The fascinating boy with the military air. LORRETTA C. HOWES LETTS Quiet . . . Active . . . Ambitious DOROTHY HUFFMAN DUFFY Determination yields its fruits. JOHN HUGHES Qulet and competent . a bashtul basketeer ROY A. HUNEKE Quiet, . .Arnuable .. .Conservat e FRANK HUGH HUNGER HUGGSY Has mannet1sfoo.d for humor. ouofubf- fs lQ,cJ:,no-J-LA. MQMW, Tfffifp wllulu ,KQJQW 06.4. fl HELEN L. HUNT DUKE A pleasang yolce and a smlle for everyone. JOCELYN R. HUNTINGTON JOEY A booster as well as a leader. WILLIAM K. HUTCHISON HUTCH It doesr1't take an Einsteln to fxgure this one out. Courtesy plus Con sclence equal a gentleman. - . Y x . ' Q , 'IQ' 5' kk' xx... J iss-:x'y 4, RN ELAINE M. JACKSON As natural as a broad grin, JOYCE T. JACKSON JACKIE Today is good, but tomorrow as better, 38 CHARLOTTE E. JAMES WA-WA There is always a sparkle in her eyes. ROBERT K. JAMES Bos Give me time, song l'll get there! RUTH L. JEFFREYS JEFF She sets our ears ringing with her wonderful singing. ROBERT F. JENISTA JENNY If his ambitions should ever ex ceed his vocabulary, he'II be on top of the world, 39 MARY LOU JIBBES Twirsirsiie Mischievous . . . Merrymaker . . . J Model figure. ff,u,4a,4,1q LJ! . 1. -kffsi , A fwff' J ... ff ,X I V4 9 ,OJ y1,ff,f4'7' I si 47 , . I KZ, fi ,J I'-f, .1 . V A lg , 44,414 7 'T - I j J y. 91' - L . ,L-1 v ' - ' X fj',!,f 4ij PHYLLIS L. JIBBES PHIL Pretty . , , Personality plus . . . Pep. . Afvilf if Q f L. fi 4 V4 tg qi' 31 17 Jlcyxrjgxg uff MJL1' -fi 5,41 Q. -I ,af . A rl . R 77VL iM .fi f I 1 Y Lv' !114 'yu- I' -,Z , A - f7f4't!Ll'l7 ,.,,1 BRUCE A. JOHNSON M. H. S.'s own Bob Hope. He pausessbnly to take a breath. QSC i ov1 5'Q L-.co-fS'1 NS 0,152,319 A any WSL i A ,NL , o-wg 0N j'XT ' tru-A ,' ,ff 3, I I b If . X 2 Ox Kr 4,-Jr-QQLX ws Pow' x LOUISE A. JOHNSON Outstanding on the field, a big hit away from it. RONALD C. KAISER RON Defnmtely sparkllng, full ot pep, our pal Ronny is really hepl JUANITA E. KANE NlTA Red heads have a temper, nts stated, but Nlta's seems to have been eliminated. WILLIAM KEE BULL MOOSE Does he laugh from habit? C. FREDERICK KELLERS FRED The three B 5-Bashful . . . Benevolent , , , Brilliant. ROBERT P. KELM LUJACK A warm friend wlth a flery personality, JOHN B. KENNY JACK Qulet and sensible . . . tennis conscious. LAURENCE W. KEPLER LARRM Fi uresn v a ze me llwwflt ,GUS N. KERIAZAKOS CONNlE .As natural as any ace can be. JEAN E. KESSLER Boots! Saddle! To horse and away. KYLE B. KIDDE He can be quiet as well as gay in his carefree, ftiendlyxway. LA 1 , M5 lv fl N L- + L -f -A ,Lf X1 '43 sf . flux? 'Ny . E -1 n X ,U E f'-5 e 'J u K X ke' K ,O X 6?-' ' 4 .1 . , had .-q , X. V X. . ., 3 D Qty , xl A. ' h ,i 1- , w , - ,J tv. -A ,, -f,x -. r Q' X x, R ' -J .Ns .r N-4 XXX x , ig-1 CHARLES R. KIMBER BUBBLES Sincere, straight-forward and ' congenial. R' ., - Jjk. 51 1' l WV . fy 5. 'tbxclu R- weft. N h LH.: E. 1 x, K. .I - 4 ls J! X' E M ' ,WW AA X 4 . ' , ',,' WILLIAM P. KIRKPATRICK BILL He faces us with a sr-nileg his work with determination. 4l 7 t' lea 4,15 V x ,Wi ARTHUR A. KNAUS Arms His continuous query, What's going on? JESSE G. KNIPSHILD KNlP Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life! HENRY G. KREBS HANK A placid virtuoso with an amiable disposition. X. GLORIA LaMOTTA Those who try are deseming JOHN H. LANE JOHNNY hes not readv, the world wlll walt. MARIE P. LECOUR Evcrythmg IS a source of fun, Lute ns a yoke that's gust begun L RICHARD LANE DICK The sport page IS hls creed, Ebbets Fueld his Valhalla MARCIA Y. LANGO MARSH Sophlstncatlon wuth all nts advan- tages and none of nts drawbacks BARBARA E LEARD We are as fond of her as she IS of Rhode lsland l, ffpi , PAUL F. LILJESTRAND MUSIC' Should more be sand? DAVID LISSNER Capable . . . Clever . . . Competent l-le has the smule of the wlse DINO LIVOLSI Hrs storehouse of information ns astoundlng 42 ALPHONSO P. LOMBARDI HAL., It is understandable that the well-bred should be reticent, JOSEPHINE A. LOMBARDI Personality as warm as her voice in a song. MARY-ALICE LONGCOR M, A. Beauty In the Tituan traditnon. ANTHONY A. LONGO A rare combination of frolic and fun-knows everybody and sees everyone. 43 at X BARBARA A. LOONEY Cute, coquettish and 50 . A , complete. MARY G. LOUVIS MAR And often have I heard defended, Little sand is soonest mended. v J ff DAVID W. LOVE WILLIE Those forgotten In Webster s col- lection he puts unto ctrculation. sl fo flea, MLM fflou, ,fl-lxz '11, i4LA1+3,,47?lL,.'kl!A, A4 lffllffic IRA fi LOUIS F. LUIBIL LOU What makes htm look so meld and shy? We Know there's mischief in his eye. XXX. , Omen e m 7' MW RICHARD F. LYNCH DICK Why so quiet7 Dreaming? MARIANNE C. MACIOCE ALEXANDER W. MacKENZIE, III SANDY A Grade A farmer I wiH be. Philosophy: Dance away your tears! MARGERY P. MACK MARGE Neyer does her mterest lag. ORRIN H. MAIN A man of the outdoors, A gentleman in society. STUART J. MALKIN HST-U., Silence is golden . . . but who cares? jf dx! ,gg ,AW fl with a bon ie sense of , mgy 44 MARJORIE A. MANNING LITTLE LA Let there be music? PETER R. MARSH PETE All of the qualities of an artist, but none of the bad temperament. DAVID E. MARSHALL COUNT Have no fearg the doctor is here. MARTIN MASON, JR. awww A disciple of Isaac Walton wuth a good sense of humor. 45 DORIS MASTENBROOK DAR As merry as the day is long. LOIS H. MAY We have our own .ICF AHFC. WW ,,. Q55 .riff 'mf MAR ARET S. MCDONALD PEGGY Persprcacuous . . . Loquacnous . . Vivacious. . ' ., f. Q ,- . fm. .. I 4: ffag 1, I.. , I, I M: I U Id 'ina-f Wx? f ' , 7 1 234-61. 1 K I ' E' 5.3 f J I. 3 .. .I r - , :f,arg.Q EMILY E. McELROY Friendly , . . Faithful Fun-lcving. I f WALTON E. McLEOD Woe unto those who follow so handsome a man. SAMUEL D. MILLAR, JR. SANDY Pleasingly cynical is this guy, Who makes good marks without a try. JOHN T. MCMAHO fir' f JACK f C if I lyafv if Mi 5743 I Maw! 'rv I ' M Iwi' 5 I Il' ll l ff ,w' LEONARD W. MCPH SON MAC A man of widely varied humor. KENNETH D. METZLER METZ Homework is one of life's growing pains. JOAN M. MILLER JoANNiE That smile will take her a long, long way. MARION PATRICIA MILLER PATSY That laugh is contagious! D our 3 ai- G b Q.. - C 1' 'vi-1 kv Y-4-S-is '-L' x s..,.1-+L' 'o--,L, ',-,,, v.,,,,x r - . Q 'Q 3 fi Wt '14 2.QOq!,v . Sus':..x X -1g X-.x,r. Q'f4s'v xv fs- rvs 1 'viii .w..u,, L., Nr-,.,, - '--. L-s'.-i' s.,..,g 'I ', L '4 Kfk lt: sL'g.i'g.J . PAUL A. Mmoif ' The man witrlgmglgeeifour wheeled A '50,lJ4,3,2, ' GQAJ QM ! ' JJ, Of, Pas, JJ Y' IL flwv .fx 'wb EVANGELINE E. MITCHELL MITCH A person with a sense of humor always knows what to say. RUTH A. MOECKEL ,,RU,, There's lots of mischief behind those innocent eyes. 1 i MMM MEM? i dj rd- ! 1 GLORIA C. MORGAN G C, A5 d'3Dendable as Christmas- And also as merry, 47 RICHARD N. MORGAN DICK A good sense of humor shows good character within 1 of JOSEPHINE T. MOSCHELLA A stitch in time . 1' ANN P. MOSENTHAL HAPPY As Happy as a bright New Year CARL R. MOTLEY CROPS The best things in life are rhreei Girls, more girls, and me DONALD R. MOTT DON Silence is the mother of thought NANCY W. MUSSINA HNANCEH 'Q Student4 Worke rising' Pers a yfPI sf? beam. Qw- ifvwfitgf' LUCY NANNARIELLO Silence denotes intelligence ANN F. NAPOLITANO NAPPY Petite . . Pert . . . Polite BETTY J. NORDQUIST She passes among us with .he poise of a lady. ,lvgi-. l3'H' , 4 N H0 y-A 0' ' S V 1 ,AP fl . H, .' 'f .l 's ufgtp. fi'J ' 2 '4ak.s,-5 1 ,4 1,5-I 5 U I .., 4. .1,'p--4 li'-'wo 31 HJ --1- y4'r'4 'I' 'n f ' ff i v .0 Ia. '.,, ,'i lf. -5 L ' 5 . 4 7 1lI'56 l v 1 sfaufg' ' , 7' ,., ookori-nr L. NYLEN ,' DOTTlE Styles and smiles, Incorporated GLEN E. OLEN Had he come to us sooner, he might have mellowed. .'. , .4 ,' ' -0 rf -ll . ti' K t f iK X , K ' l K' mf ' Y .' f vm . 1' x . I, ' N . i-' If Al '17 .M ' A 3 ' : - h L, i ax .Sf I .i - A g., r K., 1b'54 pX-lw.y,sJ x'l ' ' 1 ' s .li LS' 'Y ' I H , ,fig v A H QQVAKG ' n g xfpgsm gage. , An atina ve s who is always on thgjin, she certainly knows e she's going. if J r f NYU' A: 1, xv .-I 48 ELSIE C. OLSON HEL., Blonde hair, blue eyes and oh, those practical iokes. JOHN A. ORR mastermind7His groans are only to deceive you. PAUL A. OSBORN A man with a kingdom at his fingertips. oY ,s- ,QDCQG 'Sfmt CHQ YJ R0 Q..-A. .JJ LUCWQ c?c?sg5:::N LUDY Blonde, buoyant, baby f Always at a snappy pace. 49 QP JJ ELIZABETH D. OST LIZ Somewhat aloof in her stately way. . I ,: ' J' ,fx,fl'IyflI' X.-QW P' l . . . .' LJ, -UAVID C? PMN: ' ownlf. .kiyalier . ,, I' ' ' Conridlsseun. ,..f .f I' I X 1 CLAIRE M. PALMESE Twirl that baton and sing us a songg smile that smile, and we'll string along. WILLIAM DUPREE BILL Reaching for his goal with sealed lips. xi DAVE . fx 4 I MARGARET U. PASSOTH The gods approve the depths and not the tumult of the soul. ,aj,a,0Jl' J hpfggo Uurfwtplwgvoiww wi We bin lf GRETA C. PEARSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men , 9 ' etmwwo ' Wgmiiwf uvmigaljwif JOHN PELKOWSKY PEBBLES Off we go into the wild blue yonder. PETROQ PET twill? MADELEI NE PETRONACI PEP Montclair High and vocational school at one time, Extraordinary girl, JUDITH M. PIERCE JUDY Sweet nature . . . engaging smile , , , friends galore. IL U3-ala. -1- . l'Wd'3 6' 1'1- ILDRED M. PINKARb MlTZI She can dance, and she can sing- Does a bit of everything. sh., lg--'kC'1dr.R' 3 lpdrlvs., ppl te, . u-gig lm.as..':. QBfPhw' . .knr,zX- Ljxyi' A l fa ffl- 1 l7i,. f.-i DOROTHY A. PLATTE DOTTlE Personality . , . Pep , . . Pennsylvania. 50 CHRISTINE J. PORTER Chris She comes down to earth only when it's absolutely necessary. BARBARA J. POST UJOH Always so sedate-a smart sophisticate. ANDREW H. B. POWELL DOC He'II always sweep ahead of tradition. ROBERT J. PRAISNER BOB His many moods always fit the occasion. 51 DOROTHY T. PRANGE DOTTIE Friendliness predominates in her manner. JOSEPH J. PRIAPI Joe .let planes wrll never get ahead of me! U. YVONNE RAINER TONI Besides being efficient, she's loads of fun. ROBERT C. READY What ho, thou wise and crafty rogue! Jlywv q1L,., ,blvf ,,J.a, JOAN M. RECK ln my dream book, a job in the telephone company and a '49 car, STANLEY H. RENNALLS BLADE Himself, the center of attraction. Art, the center of his life. EUGENE D. RICHTER RICK Words of wisdom booming from above. l1s', 113664051 6 L ,Zlf!,,LuJJ4 1 .lu A r.p,.lp4lL i'-:V- S -VI 114,11-.-wi, S ,G-f 'T ' M4114 A J 12,114 a.-il. 4 ,,.,r ryg ,fu-. .vr'fU'- 'M ,lfjoilj FREDERICK C. RIZZIE 4 SKlPPY H f .7 tgp.,-I, Uncle Sam's boats will do, until l have one of my own. GLENNA ROBERTS She'Il always make a hit. VIVIAN JEAN ROBINSON DlMPLES As soft as an evening zephyr-and as bright as a morning star. BRIAN ROOT A man of a few well-chosen words. MIRIAM B. RUBIDGE MIM There is music in my life, S2 JOSEPH M. RUCCIO JO-ROACHH Whatever is worth doing, he does well. y azz. wage, MARTHA L. SAWYER MARTY Cute and clever-she'lI laugh forever. NIP' fa MARILYN RUSSO I'll find a way or make itl V NW GEORGE SCANNELLI SKIN His talented aggregation is a musical sensation fbi gf ' ,'1'?jj L, I K x1 fy! 5A14li, X--A -zlff'-' 42 -If W PARVIN SAIDI Dark eyes and a flashing smile are there, The will to do and the soul to dare. ,ff ftflffl fl jf, Q x MARY LOU SCHMIDT WEASEY Hustling, bustling, always active, L s j' Qw 0- yf V-S X L fe-0'4'9x bw? ' b QU' Y. O C. C-ff leksigig fwwiitxg nici-umm G. SAUNDERSV DICK Only his laughter can be heard over the roar of his antique station-wagon 53 Blonde, blue eyes, and quite at traritive. ARNOLD P. SCHNETZER N He's Sure he can G ',, We're sure he can PAUL T. SELLICK TIMMY Don t let my quletness msslead you ALFRED E. SENERCHIA, JR. SNUFFY So you want to lead the band? NORMA E. SEWALL If at first you don't succeed . , . but she will! BARBARA A. SEWARD BARBY A spark in anyones lrle MARY P. SHARP Blonde dynamrte NOELLE SHAVER A spade is a spade. SAMUEL P. SHEPPARD The man whose heart is as big as his appetite. JOAN M. SHERWOOD Nothlng can possibly dampen her Spirlts. 54 Versatile in the fnner arts. Hrs ve JOAN C. SIMMS Nothing can ever cloud the future of a care-free girl, JAMES SLATTERY HSLATSW I take my time, but I get there. PETER S. SLOAT PETE ,foot has musrc in it, .-a x -S X- xmg-, X miqa. -X EN, ., -XKTXRX ,N-, . , .x x.x-xx, s-, T? , ,f.,fX-r'- - N K 1 -rv. :X,s -s fx Y Q . X gr I I MARILYN L. SNELL MARY LOU Sweet Sensltlve . Sincere. ROBERT H. SOU DER BOB T Born for the age of acre ce , OLE SPAULDING, JR - , ,. ,, X f, in X - X N 'Q 4,-A,-f-,,C-,Qsxix 'X KENNETH B. SMITH KEN He'II never gwe up the ship '55 WWEASELH ulte a Clovvner S' ,I PATRICIA SPEERS 'TRISH' A laugh ne worth a hundred groans In any market, . 'aww REID C. SPENCER Our class paradox, modest yet self-assured .a Q i Nr W iff W' mU'lJ3f Jf. ww w' . 1 fp 'www iff? ,M ' LUCILLE A. STANCO There is something hidden in style, and Lucille has found it, MARION STARR Woman of Distinction? cw' ,.. ' 1? ,A 0 1 U IJ' I Q l 'n. Ll jf '1 A,n.v N uf - TY - A , Vt If gr' - lvl uk JV Ip L, jf: ,Af dugg -,pp . -fl ff . .'-F' Q., gl . ,. . Ll. - s i P ,J N x2' .f ffl' .41 ,J A fn-Maw ff ,P f' 4- . ,i - .,i.f.. tiff iff.. t ,Q t ,ffm .. f ' if' .,,.-- ff r ,Y Q4-ll ANN C. SPOWERS ANNIE All the sparkle and charm of a Christmas tree. Cm.-, vmnuux., iff: 91.49 ,AL-.JQAL ' 'G-W july L ,5 5' wx '-4 , 1. fi' a ,., ' Ko I 'LJ io, CHARLES A. STEED BOZO Fearless , . , Football . . ,Friendship l vb' :L 'I VY: -.---- Q . ,V '5'- l , awp M502 Hfff s 'X . 90 .N A A .- , fn!-rw h E f 'Jn' Jivf. 'L ' 'll MARILYN E.'5fzlEsNm5:f-f'7 ,rqqjlsr uc! nits: ll , - J. r 6 lr JE LYNN I L, 71..s ' . if BuB4.M x ll 'ki . . J An earnest friend with charm J to V s ncerity found in few. ' 1.-'J .rklf L .1 WV , ffl, er hd- o Thgd eles arzi d ailgiieyav ' ll l na rg. t A 'i .- JEANETTE M. STEPHENSON STEVIE Let fools the studious despise, There's nothing lost in being wise. MARGARET E. STEWART PEGGY Personality fit to please. ANTHONY J. STIVALI STIVAL Those red cheeks, those smooth curls, No wonder Tony has all those girls. WILLIAM F. STIVALY Full of fun and frolic toog doing things he shouIdn't do. 57 N EAL P. STRAZZA Take his stories with a grain of salt. 4 JY,3ff...c Jgc'f4 ' 1, I Q gm ' , 'Lia' f,z'15' ' , .-4 ,V , ,L f rnlf . ,44 'K,, ,el ,ff f2 PREST . Bas all mak Q1 into f,,,,,,y fry! KATHERINE SWANSON KATHY Gracious living in a modern way. HENRY F. SWENSON SWEDE A king of hearts in any game. Qmwirk MARIE T. TAFARO REE That sweet voice-always in use talking, laughing or singing 1 4' 144 ROBERT W. THOMAS BOB His intelligent courtesy clairns our respect DEXTER E. TAYLOR My Cartooning is a caricature of my sense of humor, 6vXQY 437 f ' Q KATHLEEN J. THOMPSON MBOBON She's a quiet girl in most respects, but she certainly appeals to the opposite sex, N Ur, G+ V Qs QQ' if F A ff bf JOBERT F. TEGEN 05 BOB Such 9 perfect, gentle knight n iffy 5 XVLJQIZUY LILLIAN THOMPSON TOMMY Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. h.f'Qwa?1 W F T :wifi 'wa RITA TEMPLE REET This girl whos so sweet has tl-ie ami MARY PATRICIA ll'Q4-s Ti-ioMPsoN PAT world at her feet A scintillating personality It is only through art that we can SALLY A. THORNTON SAL She's tops as a comrade I ', '10' 13 ' 82 1' 'Q'. f ','t if 54 . if lm, 'f'f't'.f.: .a l 17, -'oWlB n'X,'Ugy '...,. N..,,..t Jug -Q , A O 4a,k51. Q . :Quo xhsbuti O ily. s'XX, 'v-..go,x. gjk J R .1 , 4 I L. DENNIS C. THRON DEN realize our perfection. FLOYD J. TILLMAN TlLLIE With his accent on living. 3 4. HERBERT G. TOLKOWSKY Who knows what mischief lurks in the hearts of men? ANN C. TOMEO Soft-spoken, genial and liked by all. ALEXANDER TORNILLO Our little man of baseball, ANTHONY TOGLIA BUTCH ' Come rain or shine, I'll play my Song all day, JAMES TORNILLO, JR. GENE A combination rare but true, athlete, friend, good fellow too EUTERPE VAN VOURELLIS TERRY Ambition is the most important prerequisite for success. STEPHEN E. VAN ZANDT, Jr. VANNER Super mechanic, mechanical superman CARMELLA P. VOZZO HCARMH Sociable Sensible . Sincere BETTE-JANE WADE JANlE Her heart is as big as her ambition, 60 Bi TTY JANE WADHAM All the vitality and friendlmes of the midwest. RUSSELL C. WALKER RUSS He drives everything with equal vigor. CHARLES T. WALSH HCHUCKW' Business before pleasure, but pleasure is his business MARIE-BETH WALSH MRIE' A mathematocal whiz-but her heart has normal calculations 61 1 RALPH W. WALTON Active, conscientious, a true individualist, Nr CHARLES H. WARD CHUCK Such evenness of temper and mind are not often exhibited. DORIS P. WATSON A cute little girl that's fit as a T RICHARD E. WELLS BIG DICK A man ot the world. A JOHN R. WELTI WELl ' I shall be heardfw Illllili lllllmwil CARSON McKEAG WHEELER, JR. Llkeable, asy go: ghe'll get along nth an rowd. I W . L4 . I VII ,J If ', mr JOAN C. WHEELER Off to Vanity Fairl I MII Jlllwkml- MMI IRENE C. WIDMARK WlD Who rnrxed reason wnth pleasure and wisdom wxth mlrtI'1. . r I 545 'fm v fr PHYLLIS AQQQQIDXER E V A vast storeiiausexif: funl' l QX' X - N, X- X . . , X N x , N J . . xc , I 'Z ' Q5 C ,f 'sv Q? 'v I .XXX . J! . ,Q ,p A I 4 1 f 1 s ' E.'ANN.E'IN.ILLETS. WILLIE If wnshes were horses, Ann would ride. . 1 32.- DAVID H. WILLIAMS WILLIE A good man maketh the hearts of men glad. F. IRETHA WILLIAMS RITA A true friend to everyone. 62 BARBARA C. WINKLER BOBBlE A rebel through and through. MARINETTE D. WISE HRUSTYH Dynamuc . . . Melodnc , . Romantic' CARL W. WOLFF, JR. BUCKY Height of smceruty DONALD A. WRIGHT TURK Contagnous wat 63 ROBERT YFF BOB They say you can tell a man by his carg but xt isn't true, He's nice 741. X1 f' ' J f fl - 4 ef ff,- ' ,' '- ' , fl ,'1 1 V 1 ' I I. fl f SL ' ' , . A C ,' 11, ' 1 A A f 1- l I lv GERTRUDE YOUNG HGERTIEH In every corner of Gertle's life, there's humor, ROBERT ZIEGLER BOB A believer in the direct approach , and an expert in its execution. CAROLYN E. ZEITZ CAROL Talent pius gran equal a wmner Qw 1 CLASS CLOWNS Bru e Johnson Ruth Banmster .Z - MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH Bob Easrty, Sally Ann Thornton Q ' R, 1 ,' 9+ B-5 . ng, . .,K,, J' S .f '41 1 i 'x MOST Ralph Q- if MOST VERSATILE Wilson Love Ann Spowers Jack McMahon Barbara Brassell ZX 'Q ,P s ly lx' 4 U ,A f,fq1.fw 46 MOST AMBITIOUS Bob Ready, Nancy Mussina i 1' BEST LOOKING Bill Hockeft, Jodie Bragg MOST FRIENDLY Bill Hutchison, Parwin Said: l uf PROM TROTTERS Pete Sloat, Maureen Byrne BEST ATHLETE Gus Keriazakos, Beth Forester BROWNIES Stuart Malkin Eva Bluman X -' RUBENSTEIN OF M HS. LILY PONS OF M,H. S, Paul Liliestrand Joan Halsey 2 .TT --n- MOST SOPHISTICATED Kyle Kidde, Betty Nordquist BEST NATURED Preston Strazza, Dorothy Platte NOISIEST Jack Moor Phyllis Wilder -1 - - BIG TIME PEOPLE Allan Ferguson, Jr., Ann Willers M Bob Jenista, Sue Forbes-Leirh -1 OST ABSENT MINDED .I - .- MOST PUBLIC SPIRITED Dick Coviello, Norma Sewall I ,Q ll BIGGEST HEART BREAKERS Jack Fletcher, Gwen Brigham MQW ,W jig? ' W ' ' w 1Jjf!b?y, W ffVf , JP wwf' fl ff wwf M Q XSL, NZ S X 452, A Q 42 if 'fi Qfqafgfgilfilfkgkii Xxai fic-by aw 4g1AQEg2iXg'QQd ' ifib Eff 12 f 55531 Q2 if ff 2 ' 45? 234' sf 15345 'ii fi ii if KH Y ESE Six :E OSX! 9 6 y Rf Egg A924 Rf iii 21?-X r 5-115' Q 009 Q V Q Q ' x i144 'QQ fleanor' S,Pln fv 777 , 1 QW, Efq, X I ' - I M7 Gly f , h11'JQ5l?QnfkQwMxJQ73Zff C' D673 Bmw? wi! Qfiffffh Q'i'WoQ W4 PMP' 1' Z MM MA iigzkgyn am Xa m E n, 5 Q0 . 0 Korea , LIIBN4-4, f?fL'f5ZQ.ziz,1,,..,.B ' ' cmgaigixxi NVQ? Qgyfgdamz- Boa' 'arwvgeui 4 W1 'Aim kt? 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AX 4 y.....,.:....,, . . , , Y ' 2 .. 4 nl 1- , 'N' 4 '4 1,fiGf , e 'ff ff K , ..,, ,, , 9-5, . .,x ,N Q In V s IK L.:- p l M951 A z, .. .xy fx, 1 f f RIPKNT UK NIZLE Sw i532 ' :ni- If! rl im AIR X s , f Vx A Y 3 u'w ' Mlm f f ' X I A 8 .1 'f 1 C '74- N 2 Q 44 5 www -40' AN. M -,E Q. M? 1 i X -2... M W f-f J' ! X I f f I 1 1 l 1 I I I I I I I l I 1 4. U X +- af -JM., C' 6' 5'- cp' Mrs Yi 5 zo- op' of NO Jac Again in l948, the football version of the Mounties rated tops in the Colli- ton system and won sectional honors. The J. V.'s went unbeaten and the Com- mandoes lost only to Nutley. Backed by their fine coaching staff, the Montclair teams piled up an enviable record in '48. Orange, with the best backfield in the state, which included their two speedy halfbacks, Robinson and Stevens, presented a balanced and tricky team, but the Mounties outscored this fast, hard-running outfit by a 33 to 2l count. Jack McMahon romped for three touch- downs on passes from Joe Fortunato, who had an astounding average of ten completions in fifteen attempts on his passes. Montclair received its first defeat in two years at the hands of an inspired Kearny High team which capitalized re- peatedly on recovered fumbles and inf tercepted passes, Kearny's forces were L x N X x x x x x X ll- 5 xx., LQ, I led by AI Webster and Bill Gurkas, who ran and passed exceptionally well, and Wagner, whose 69-yard iaunt on an intercepted pass provided the win- ning margin for Kearny. Special credit should be given to Gene Naspo who filled in more than ably for the injured McMahon. Bouncing back from their defeat, Montclair subdued Nutley the next Saturday, 20-6. Pushing over all three scores in the first half on a 22-yard sprint by McMahon, a plunge by hard-driving Andy Coleman and a scoring pass from Lannin to Acocella, the Mounties contented themselves with holding the Nutley team until the final quarter when Nutley scored against the Mountie reserves. The traditional battle with an undefeated East Orange team took place the following week at Woodman Field. East Orange went off the field at half-time with a 7-O lead. Earlier, the Panthers had capitalized on a re- covered fumble and scored. Soon after the beginning of the second half, howa ever, Montclair marched for its first score with Acocella making a clutch catch of the pass from Fortunato for the touchdown. Coleman tied the score by plunging over the extra point. The Mounties then stalled an East Orange drive on the two-yard linej but when Red Jones centered the ball over Tom Brown's head in the end zone, the Panthers got an automatic safety and the lead 9 to 7. Following Acocella's 79-yard kickoff, which put East Orange in the hole, the Mounties came with a rush, with Fletcher, Di Geronimo Love, Kimber, and De Nicola ripping large holes in the drifting line of East Orange, and climaxing their drive with Coleman's crashing over with a winning score as the game ended l4-9. X FOOTBALL SCORES MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR MONTCLAIR . - 1 :S 8 ZC l4 6l 34 I9 26 NIPPER PORKY . .- T5 . 3 1 g lg' fl I ,pil 5 5 4 1 , g ai. W 532 Vyy ' ff F A X-Q WILLY MAC BLADE Columbna felt the full power of the Montclair team at tts peak as they were snowed under by a 6l-O score, the hlghest ever made an a Montclalr game. The score rolled on nn spite of the fact that Clary cleared the bench of all 57 players. The Mountle Inne wnth Acocella and Sar at the ends and Rennalls and Del Presto backlng lt up dnd a great lob as usual. The next game took us to West Orange, where after throwlng a real scare lnto the Mountle fans when they scored wnthln the fnrst two or three munutes, West Orange succumbed by a 34 to 6 score. Our hard-running backs, led by McMahon, Coleman, Graf and Burke, had a good day as they ran around and through the weak West Orange Ime. For the second txme rn the two years we have played them, Clltton came to Woodman Field wnth an unblemxshed record. Cllfton got off to a good start when they booted a fleld goal nn the early 80 Q Q ' f , I C sv Bus COKEY GUMPS FOOTBA ORANGE KEARNY NUTLEY EAST ORANGE COLUMBIA WEST ORANGE CLIFTON BLOOMFIELD LL SCORES Zl I3 6 9 O 6 3 7 minutes of the game. The score remained 3 to O until late in the second period when McMahon heaved a reverse pass to Coleman who snared it on the 8-yard line and romped over to put Montclair into a lead it never relinquished. In the final quarter the Mounties iced the 9ame when they scored twice, McMahon roared 68 yards to set up one touchdown, and Graf took a pitch out from Fortunato and scampered 6 yards to the goal. The line was spearheaded by Acocella, De Nicola, Kimber, Rennalls, and Fletcher. The Mounties wound up the season by handing Bloomfield its third consecutive Turkey Day beating. The Bengals didn r go down without fight ng, howeverg in fact, they went off the field at half-time with a 7-6 lead. But the Mountie power was too much for them to handleg and in the second halt Montclair ran wild as Coleman, Acocella Fischer and Coleman scored in that order. Sl SNOWBALL JUNIOR FLETCH Q? 1 xx u , 1 mc COACH Clary Anderson opened the season wlth only two players with much experience Gus Kerlazakos and Tom Brown Graduatxon had taken such performers as John Emery Bob Jones Bob Rlchardson Alan Roemlsch and others Kerlazakos the bug center and hugh scorer became the nucleus of the team Under the encouragement of hrs spectacular work several players were seen roundlng unto form as the season progressed Torn Brown became a regular starter carryung on where he left off last year Then Ruchard Emery a sophomore ganned the startung fmve wlth hls flne shootung ablllty Gerald Samuels with has steadytng brand of ball gauned a startlng berth before the mnddle of the season Dave Manners John Burke and Jack McMahon showed up well and saw a good deal of actlon John Harden a sophomore gave much promuse and played In many of the games The rest of the squad conslsted of Jack Fletcher Flemmg Fisher Geno Tornullo Jack Claren Joe Fortunato and Tony Petronacl ln the fnrst game Barrnnger was beaten as Gus Kerlazakos and Manners captured the laurels for M H S An excellent West Orange team was rudely upset by the Mountres as Gus swept both boards and hut on many fine shots and tap :ns as he has been donng all season Cllfton handed us our furst defeat as bug Gus scored eighteen pounts Next the Alumnn were beaten wtth ease Thus was followed by a loss to Paterson East Sade In the last quarter Mont claur Academy was swamped and Columbua was upset by good all around play Wlth Gus out of most of the game wuth a sprauned ankle East Orange handed us a bad defeat Four days later Kearny was upset IH the Park Street gym as Gus wnth a taped ankle controlled both backboards and contrubuted twenty ponnts Glen Rldge was beaten after a slow start nn the fnrst quarter Our revenge agannst East Orange fasled to materlaltze as they tnpped us In overtime after overcomlng a thurteen point deficit Tom Brown played well In the Nutley game whlch Montclair won Playung a nught game before a capaclty crowd the Mountles helped by Kertazakos s excellent performance beat Bloomfueld nn an excutung game The lead changed hands many tlmes Wuth some tumors and sophomores seelng actlon thus year and a good J V team coached by Doc Newman on hand for next year, prospects are not too duscouragmg BASKETBALL SCORES Montclair Barrlnger Montclalr West Orange Montclanr lrvmgton Montclaur Cllfton Montclanr Alumm Montclanr 't sa Montclair Montclaur Columbia Montclaur East Orange Montclair Kearny Montclatr Glen Rldge Montclalr East Orange Montclair Nutley Montclalr 40 Bloomfield Paterson East Side OPP Montclalr Academy I ' 42 ' 34 ' ,, 43 a.aaaa 39 I' ' ,, 35 ' ,,,c 3 3 39 ' c,,, 40 3 as ,46 . ' ' 59 ' ,,,,,,42 ' 3 Sl ' use ---l f ,,f1..f, 31f'1L,' 'Nic' ' so A 3327 9 '12 15 ld 37 , ggggg lg ' 32 as 50 , ' S9 3 S4 ' 39 ' .36 Sl , 3 32 ' su , cscs, ,39 3 3 ,Ys,,aa 36 WW nl ,ff W lyme WITH a team that won 22 games whsle losung only 3 Montclaur could boast of one of the best teams un the state As a result of Its play the team went on to wln the Greater Newark Tournament In donng thus the Mountles showed great all around strength and team unuty whxch are essential nn play of champlonshrp calnbre Attalnnng thelr peak by mud season Clary Anderson s varsity squad showed exceptnonal abnluty nn all fields of the game The usual starttng lrne up consusted of an Infield of Bob Rrchardson at furst base Bob Sharp at second Geno Tornnllo at shortstop and Ronnue Lannnn at third base ln the outfleld were Jack McMahon nn left fleld John Emery tn center and Bob Jones un rlght The catchnng department was handled by Preston Strazza who showed fnne defensrve abllrty and alertness at all trmes The Mountles mound corps wrthout a doubt the best un the state In cluded Gus Kerlazakos John Emery and Ron Lanntn as regulars Bob Johnson Lloyd Forstall and Read Spencer were the squad s frremen To bolster the startlng team Montclalr had a fune Set of reserves ln the mfneld flne work was turned ln by Tom Brown Gene Naspo and George Phulllps All showed versatnllty oy playlng all posltlons ln the unfleld except frrst base Functlonung around the regulars In the outfueld were John Brigham and Gene Naspo whale Bob Tully and Joe Fortunato assisted Strazza behtnd the plate Speclal credlt should be glven to the conststent hnttlng of Bob Rnchardson Bob Sharp Jack McMahon Bob Jones and John Emery Leadlng thus qumtet was Bob Jones wtth a phenomenal battnng average of 43l All State honors went to three of our players These were John Emery Gus Keruazakos and Bob Rlchardson The latter returnlng from a years stay at Bloomfneld Hugh demonstrated exceptlonal value to the team because of his fne leadershlp and hustle at all times Probably the most valuable player on the team however was Gus Keruazakos who won l2 of the l3 games he pitched Gus struck out l6-l batters dunng the season and had an earned run average of less than one run per game Also by strnkmg out 2l batters nn each of the fnrst two games of the tour nament and wmnnng all four games wuthout rellef Gus received the most valuable player of the tournament award BASEBALL SCORES Greater Newark Tournament MMS Opp Barnnger West Orange West Pount Plebes Paterson E Side Verona Irvmgton West Orange Newark E Side Kearny Orange Chfton Nutley East Orange Columbna Bellevnlle Ridgewood Orange Bloomfneld Glen Rndge Bellevllle K di. ugtli Mn. 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A ,,,' .4 ,fl I . i' ' .- ', stud, g ..y' A - l, - 'x . . x , .s,.,,...,,,,.As,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,As,, ' ' A- A . i s 5 4 -- f 1. 1 Q. J ,, ' B- v,V,.4v 90,0-okgjf ru, ,MW , , fr .- ff , .41 V. . M, L IN 1948, the Montclair track team was one of the state powers in spite of their loss of their first dual meet in sixteen years to a powerful Thomas Jefferson team, The Montclair Quadrangle Meet ended in a tie between the Mounties and Weequahic, This was the first time since the advent of this meet that the Montclair team hadn't won. Outstanding on the cinders last year were Dick King, Rufus Domus, John Gales, Henry Lee, Paul Johns and Arthur Seward, while Butch Toglia, Wilson Love, Dick King, Paul Johns, and Gus Keriazakos starred in the field events. Although the team placed fourth in the state meet, Keriazakos gained a first place with a record breaking 6' 4341 in the high jump. ,.-f1! 'iVff'm , ' g TRACK aecoizo 1-A , A ' ' MONTCLAIR ,c.,..ccVc,.c a,,, sc.cc 7 6 S 9 x '5 1 SOUTH SIDE .sass ..aa,,.. 4 1 3 ' E- , , -,N N , ' tip, , MONTCLAIR ,sc,s ..,.... E 84 A 1 D 5 , ,,, nga'-wq' I it 1 , i IRVINGTON ,t,. ccc,tcs. 3 3 N 4 , K -f '77 ' MoNTcLAiR saa...Y.. ua.,.. 7 fmt. --J' i .,,f - 1 ' 1 WEST ORANGE ,c,,, caa.,. 4 mt, 7 li , 1 .1 ' ' 1 1 , MONTCLAIR .Vaca cacaa,s. 7 4 ' X WEST SIDE Eaa.. 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The team com- peted in ten dual meets and came out well ahead on their record with seven wins against three losses. Lefhy Andre and Spivey, the team placed second in the meet sponsored by the Nejwarlfc Athle c Council and carrie ome a fourth in the county meet Other letter men on the team were Delpnau all, l-letze Clifton, and Tay ig. - t yl sl' lvl A lvl All 1 wt an Q 3 ,i Q52 tug THE Mountie booters last fall started fast, but ran intokou ack gwartvb le f t e season. After tying on opening day, they went on to trim Summit ang st a gyJAMough e tea then dropped its seven remaining games, four of them were lost by only ' oa he o er t ee me las? Chatham and Kearny by larger scores, but these schools were state power . l'le se 'hs ford was two w s, one tie, and seven losses. This vigorous schedule taxed the stamina of t rst tag high consiste Edwards, Arminio, Ciancitto, Campanalonga, and Wood In the line, Butler, Spenc , angl sual at halves, ett and Duvs playing full, and Johnson in the goal. Sandy Millar s broken ankle was a ln ow us as he wa Vegular forward The tact that a number of rumors and sophomores saw action gives us hope to next vear s te NDER Doc Newman last year s golf team made an outstandung rec ord for utself by wunnung all but three of uts eleven matches In two matches the team lost to West Orange and Bellevulle by a very small margun of three and two pounts respectuvely Theur thurd defeat was suf tered at the hands of a powerful Bloomfueld team The team played un the State Meet at Forsgate agaunst the state s most powerful teams and the Blue and Whlte team carrued home a thlrd place Our team Included Dan Pacufuco Mlke Salzarulo Bob Johnson Muke Cestone Charles Funk and Don Conger Wuth three returnung let termen there us hugh hope for another successful year nn l949 UNPUBLICIZED but not undaunted the Montclaur tennus squad went through the l948 season wuthout a defeat By wunnung all fufteen of thenr matches Ken Sprague s racquet men won another Group IV Cham puonshup for Montclaur Theur record uncluded doubles vuctorues over the much vaunted Passauc Sungle vuctorues were scored over Rudgewood West Orange and Bloomfueld The outstandung performers were George McCann .lack Kenny and .lack lves un the sungles and Bull Baker Duck Chatelluer Jerry Tracy and Porter Perham un the doubles competutuon Bull Andre the remain ung member of the squad provuded wunnung support when called upon THE bowlung team whuch us coached by Ken Sprague rs an outgrowth of an untra squad league whuch starts un early December The team members are Joe Ruccuo Muke Cestone Bull Cannady Louis Luubul Charles Funk Len La Rnccua and Duck Covuello Montclaur Hugh School us a member of the North Jersey Bowlung League ff fl 046. I d Caldwell, West Side thlewarlkl, East Orange, Glen Ridge, Nutley, and O matter what the weather the cheer leaders have been out an front of the stands to lead the crowds In vnvaclous cheers They have trued to please the crowds by endurnng the Suzee wvth that sought after cartwheel The squad s cheermg dad not stop however on the football field for at led the rooters for basketball games and rallues every Frlday In the Fall Q 17' O S I P 5.1 if 'Q ' 1 ' a ' 4 ' I . VT . Q ' , but f v- . wr lf. A 1. . .h 'fi 'Vg' ?1., '3fIIl'yj'Er , Il J? V .Avon vaniqa.. att Avg!! 1 0: .,, y -V sr, ' J, ' X MJ V- ', I fi G, bv 'I f f V! Gif as fl. in -- 'u I -' , .Nw , -. f' H N' -' 1 1 .. 1 -, '3. - ' ..,.L VA . 5-1 f ' 5 gi. v ' P , 9 5 . . ' x' ir'-. ':'- ' Q I '35 49' w L f -' ,' I lii?fA5lkE',i':Agl -wk., 1 - b. Klnf. ' WMM 'lg-Ir S N. ' , wr- . 'ffl 5.14. 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L uw i X ii? r- f -r N LUNCH ROOM MUSKZ COMMITTEE The Lunch Room Music Committee has charge of the musical program during the lunch period. Its aim is to provide enjoyable popular music for the students' pleasure. The duty of the Assembly Seating Committee is to seat the students at ASSEMBLY assemblies in a quiet and orderly manner SEATING COMMITTEE THE BOOK ROOM STAFF The Book Room Staff consists of a group of boys who distribute books and paper to the various classrooms. . . , CMLTAT I .A - V ,V :map LUN H The Lunch Room Committee is one of the most active committees at R C Montclair High lt works for general improvement of the lunch room in re- gard to appearance and efficiency of operation COMMITTEE Xl X ' The Projection squad is a group of boys who contribute their services to pro- mote the use of visual equipment, They project the films in various classes. The members of the Junior Red Cross sell candy at the football games and get additional funds from the sale of book covers and pencils before and after school, They also make favors for veterans' hospitals and send gifts to Europe. STAGE LIGHTING CREW The Stage Lighting Crew takes an active part in the production of all assem- blies by assisting with lighting, sound, and other stage effects. They also assist in various local pro- ductions outside of the school. li Thls staff does all ofthe wrltmg forthe Amphr theatre lncludmg the personalmes club wrlte ups class wrll and sports The Cornmerclal Depart rnent S typnsts help thus group by typlng all of the maternal for the yearbook AMPHITHEATRE WRITING STAFF AMPHITHEATRE i Ld ART STAFF The Art Staff does all of the art work rn the yearbook and arranges all of the layouts and puctures lt deals dlrectly wuth the printer The arm ofthe Mountalneer class IS to glve to the students of M H S THE an lntereshng and nnformatlve publlcatlon as I' ' 1 -J -4-ihal r ' ' l . A F . I e, ,L A , Q ' 4 -' Y' 1 ' 'T 7 L l 1 , Y ' . , , ' l U ' ' . fb K v.W I X ' x 'M bf AMPHITHEATRE BUSINESS STAFF The Arnphvtheatre Business Staff rs responslble for the fmancual snde of puttmg out the Yearbook Theur work rnclude schedulung sensor pnctures so Iucmng advertrsernents conductrng the subscnptlon campaugn and dustnbutnng the book un the Sprung Denis X Svalll QMS' PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF The Photography Staff takes c ures book except sensor photographs whuch are done professionally and Informal shots whnch are handed In by students rlf '7 THE The MOUf1talneer Busrness Staff has charge of subscrnptsons, advertusnng, and curculut: n for the school newspaper Q N 4' ' .W Q ' ,T ,. ' -4- T AMPHITHEATRE 44 M S4115 NJ all of the pit in this f SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club members is to learn more about the customs and culture ofthe Spanish-speak- ing peoples through plays, movies, outside speakers and x f' -A X group participation in the celebration of special Hfiesfasf' LE CERCLE FRANQAIS In their bi-monthly meetings, members of Le Cercle Francais speak and hear French. They increase their knowledge of the culture of France through plays, games, music, talks, and movies The ltalian Club's aim is primarily to become famil- iar with Italian culture and to improve the members' spoken Italian. The Club also strives to increase sociability among students and to make its members good citizens. IL CIRCULO ITALIANO T7 I I INTERNATIONAL CLUB The purpose of the International Club is to increase understanding and friendship with other countries. Guest speakers and movies further this purpose. The club members participate not only in informal discussions, but also in interscholastic forums. The International Club this year has sent packages of food, clothing, and school sup- plies to our affiliated schools in France and Italy, the Lycee Michelet and the Istituto Tecnico. Our foreign friends have sent us pictures, literature and other valuable souve- nirs as well as expressions in their letters of their friendship and good feeling The purpose of the Latin Club is to increase the study of Roman and Grecian culture. Each year this club gives a Roman banquet. LATIN CLUB V 1 3 Xf v if' -x A v xll'.. '.'w Q5 V ll ORCHESTRA The M. H. S. orchestra is one of the or- ganizations that represents our school music- ally. The ability to play an instrument and an appreciation of music enable the members to say it with music . The capable leader- ship of Mr. Rowell helps them to do this enthusiastically. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir represents the backbone of singing in Montclair High School. The voices are selected, and mem- bers are held to a high level of performance. The choir sings at many outside activities as well as in assemblies. lt is directed by Mr. Ward. THE MADRIGAL CHOIR The newly formed Madrigal Choir sings the higher types of songs. The choir, which usually sings A Cappella, is under the di- rection of Mr. Ward. The group does several programs for outside organizations and takes part in our Christmas and Spring programs. P .QI 9 ie A' ,L , ,va MONTCLAIR BAND The Montclair Band practices a great deal in order that exhibitions at all football games will be up to Montclair standards. The Band has recently been improved by new uniforms. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This year both Mr. Rowell and Mr. Ward have directed two girls' choruses, They sing two and three part songs in unison, The choruses are heard in assemblies, the Christ- mas and Spring concerts, and programs out- side of school. BOYS' GLEE CLUB This year the boys' division of the A Cappella Choir was made into a separate club. This group sings religious songs and any others that use boys' voices exclusively. They also sing in the regular A Cappella Choir, SPIRITUAL CHOIR The Spiritual Choir is a group of boys and girls who sing the traditional Negro songs without the aid of written harmony This choir is led by Mr Ward ,f KL. Lf .H .. , A Q, J 3 3 i -my 4 Q f . lf 5 Q . a Q' 5 31 Z - 4 Q Q? Nun.. -Q 'K , v X4 is El Of 9.f.?.f JW ? 1 , k vf 1 1,544.1 Eg ,,,? it ,,,J ,MW . g f' i A5 .. 1 ff, - '. , f Po 3 , Pa-3 -ffzffw W . 'W v iii' A ,ov lf! .ws-ug 'zasftg W M 'T i f ' 2?5'W2754g X W .V M ,QM V i zu Q y 7, . .41 ,Q I lb: 4' w Y ,J G .ar M, vi' W W 2? M ., ,, an 5 f X ' W Q , , 2. W fr r 4, 4. W, Y? Q. ff: P, an 6' ex W 5135 fs ' ' 9 1' 1 4 s- in nv Z, J N4 4 ,,.-ff 6 YQ 1 ' l MW I 'CX' H . I4 f , V az, S 'W 4 I Q15 f i Mir' is xx . f . , .V t lr Ef'rTI , 5' 5,1 My Q F Fw K3 3.15 1' .WI 2 ll Da! ll o 9 0 ' O 00000 ao O 3 ugxc b 10 Q7 v O o 0LJx Z Unpreductable yes the past year provuded so many surpruses that even Drew Pearson s accuracy fell to seventy seven per cent rumors were tlyung that the Mussouru Waltz mught replace The Star Spangled Banner but no matter what the tune mught be Mr Dewey would be playung second fuddle dress desugners contunued to put what they cut oft the top on the bottom electron nught emotuons ran the gamut from A to Z as the very glad sympathuzed wuth the very sad po u tucuans complauned that what thus country needed was a good tuve cent bus rude Fred Allen tunally found hus way out ofthe alley the Twelfth Street Rag became a luttle worn around the edges Leo stopped beung a Guant kuller New Jersey s representatuve un the Olympucs Duck Button brought home the laurels Car Sandburg convunced even the boys that poetry had uts possubulutues the Congressuonal Commuttee luved for a tume upon red herrung Petrullo defued the law of cen trufugal force by preventung thungs from goung round and round uust about everyone un Berlun was up un the aur about somethung Mr l-leugh certaunly knew what was leaped Countess Tolstoy vusuted Montclaur and we applauded her courage thousands of new telephones were unstalled thanks to Stop the Musuc lke be came the hero of Mornungsude l-leughts ut s a man s world but the newly admutted femunune members of the lunch room dudn t belueve ut the Brutush agaun had a Bonnue Prunce Charlue the lnduans came home wuth the Braves scalps Lute wuth Mother renewed our fond memorues of Father Jack Bennys caputal gauns turned unto caputal losses Basal Rathbone gave up hus pupe for Fatumas Cerdan whuspered sweet nothungs unto what was left of Zale s ear Molotov kept makung No Comment the typucal Montclaur X' X I U N ' ' ' ' , u JJ Q . . . . oo MI. . . . . 5 C ' . ' og D 90. C00 going on . . . Mrs. Kosenkina forgot to look before she , cb -- - 1' cl , 0 so - H - ll - Q i ... -9 O ' ' ' ... ' II ' ' ' Il . . . ' ' fl u X S L Jeff' f Crfpt H gurl luved un Glen Rudge the Duxuecrats kept learnung Thats Wnat I Luke About the South to a man Be Bop kept the uount uumpung Frank Leahy funally got somethung real to cry about for electrufyung suspense and courageous spurut the sports world saw no equal to the Army Navy classuc everybody cheered for Levu Jackson of Yale the operator kept guvung Barbara Stanwyck the wrong number John L Lewus and hus Coal muners were not exactly sungung Off to Work We Edgar Bergen grew tured of hearung humself talk and saud So long Charlue uustuce was admunustered at Tokyo Multon Berle rocked the televusuon world Joe Louus retauned the heavyweught champuonshup all Alger Huss could say was some punkuns Portua and The Treasure of Suerra Madre were the top box of fuce attractuons everyone was stull wautung for the post war depressuon Bond s declared an extra duvudend wuth the help of the senuor class Laurence Oluvuer turned out to be a gloomy Dane lngrud Bergman as the Maud of Orleans caused a natuon wude sensatuon un the lavush technucolor productuon Joan of Arc Santa Claus was afraud to go to the Whute House wearung a red suut Wullue Love s a chef wuth hugh hat and apron was one of the hughlughts of the successful Wassaul Party the accomplushments of Bug Gus were never modest but hus manner always was wuth uts two lap heart attack sux munute grund and twenty three lap col lapse the track un the boys gym became dear to our hearts the senuors found that theur greatest pruvulege was un beung able to look forward to graduatuon there was dynamute un every news uncudent mountauns grew from molehulls as affaurs went from corners to head quarters everyone watched and everyone wanted but lute could stull be fun uf you were seventeen f' .I dy if O ' 0 ' . .-.- J A A x l ' 1 . . I - ' , 7b T 4 1 . . I ,N I ' I . . . . Q D F Q 1 it f ' , ' . ' Q ' Q was stull facing life . . . Johnny Belinda , The.PearI , 'Il I ' 1 .- Ll Z fl ANDERSON, EDWIN G. Eddie I I I I ABRAHAM, NEVILLE V. Nev A Cappella 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, Student Faculty 131, Latin Club 121, 131, 141, Cheering Squad 131, 141, International Club 141, Cross Country, J. V. 121. ACOCELLA, CHARLES H. Accy Senior Council 141, Football 121, J. V. 131, Var- sity Letter 131, '141, Golf, Varsity Letter 121, Basketball, Manager 121, 131. AIELLO, MICHAEL Chirp Student Faculty 121, 131, International Club 121, 131, Football 131, Basketball, Manager 121, 131, Volley Ball 121. ALVARO, ANTOINETTE M. Ann Hockey 121, Swimming 121. AMMIANO, DOMENICK Duck A Cappella 131, 141, ll Circulo ltaliano 121, 131, Soccer, Varsity Letter 141. ANDERSON, CECILY C. Cec Student Faculty 121, Latin Club 131, Sophomores Only Club 121, Hospitality Club 131, 141, Basket- ball 121, 131, Hockey 121, 131, Badminton 121. A Cappella 131, 141, Student Faculty 121, Foot- ball 121, Track, Varsity Letter 121. ANDRE, WILLIAM J. Bill A Cappella 121, Amphitheatre 131, Photographer, Latin Club 141, Vice President 141, Madrigal Choir 141, Mountaineer 131, 141 , Editor-in-Chief 141, Tennis, Varsity Letter 131 , 141, Cross Coun- try 121, 131, 141, Track, Varsity Letter 141, Track, Manager 121. ARMINIO, FRANK D. Goo-Goo Browsers Club 121, Soccer 141. ARONSON, MORTON J. Moose Football, Varsity Letter 141. ATTAMANTE, MATILDA Mitty Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, 141. AUSTIN, AUDREY E. Spiritual 121, Browsers Club 141, Secretary 141. BADIA, FRANK A. Snabs Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Red Cross 121, Photography Club 131, Basketball, Intramural 121. BAKER, BARBARA-JANE B. J. A Cappella 131, Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 141, Spanish Club 141, International Club 121, 141, Dramatic 121, Hospitality 131, 141, Red Cross 121, 131, 141, Basketball 121, 131, 141, Captain 141, Hockey 121, Swimming 131, Badminton 131, Table Tennis 141. BANNISTER, RUTH F. Ruthie Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Band 121, 141. BELL. JOAN M. Girls' Glee Club 131, Music Club 121, 131, 141, International Club 131. BELL, KATHRYN T. Katie Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Student Faculty 141, Assembly Committee 121, 131, 141, Chairman 141, Music Club 121, Hos- pitality 131, 141, Sophomores Only Club 121, Latin Club 131, Treasurer 131, Red Cross 121, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Hockey 121. BELLOFATTO, RICHARD Bell Browsers Club 121. BENKO, ANN M. Art Club 121, 141, Radio Production 141, Sopho- mores Only Club 121, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Art Staff 131, 141, Junior Red Cross 141, Archery 121, Swimming 141, Bowling 141. BEPPLER, DAVID C. Dave Le Cercle Francais 121, Radio Club 131 , 141, Chemistry Club 121, Mountaineer 131, Red Cross 131. BERGMANN, ANNETTE Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Senior Council 141, Band 121, 131, 141, Bowling 121, 131. BERGMANN, CHARLOTTE Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Spanish Club 141, Latin Club 141, Music Club 141, Hockey 121, Bowling 131, Archery 141. BESSEY, CAROL E. Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Senior Council 141, Music Club 131, 141. I O I I I I BIELITZ, EDITH M. Girls' Glee Club 131, International Club 141, Music Club 121, 141, Red Cross 121, Athletic Council 141, Basketball 121, 131, Archery 121, Swimming 121, Volley Ball 121, 131, Vice Presi- dent 131, Badminton 131, 141, Table Tennis 121, 131, 141. BISHOP, NORMA JEAN Speedy Art Club 121, Dramatic Club 121, Swimming 131. BLACKWELL, ELIZABETH J. Bettie Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, 141, Music Club 121, Hospitality Club 131, 141, Sophomores Only Club 121. BLUM, MARILYN E. Lynn Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Music Club 131, 141. BLUMAN, EVA M. A Cappella 141, Mixed Glee Club 131, Girls' Glee Club 121, Student Faculty 131, 141, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Dramatic Club 121, Latin Club 131, Music Club 131, 141, Mountaineer Staff 131, 141, Red Cross 121, 131, 141, Community Chest Speaker 141, Lunchroom Committee 141, Basketball 121, 131, Hockey 121, 141, Hockey, Representative 121. BRAGG, .IO-ANNE R. Jodie Student Faculty 121, 141, Spanish Club 141, Music Club 121, 131 , 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Hockey 121. BRASS, TOM R. Track 121. BRASSELL, BARBARA ANN Bobbie A Cappella 141, Student Faculty 131, Senior Council 141, Treasurer 141, Cheerleading 131, 141, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Red Cross 121, Senior Nosegay 131, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Music Club 121 , BrowsersClub 131, 141. BREWER, CAMILLA Cammie ll Circulo Italiano 141, International Club 141, Latin Club 131, Red CVOSS 121, 141, Mountaineer 131, 141, Biology Club 121, Candy Selling 131, Baseball 121, Hockey 121, Tennis 121, 131, President 131, Bowling 121, Carry-Over Committee 141, Athletic Council, Secretary 141. BRIDGE, LILLIAN M. Lil Mixed Glee Club 121, Swimming 121. BRIGHAM, MARY G. Gwennie A Cappella 131, 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, Hospi- tality Committee 131, 141, Cheerleading 131, 141, Music Club 121, Assembly Committee 121, 131, 141, Baseball 121, 131, 141, Hockey 121, 131, 141, Representative 141. BROADBENT, CARLOS D. Carl Geology Club 141, Biology Club 121, 131. BROWN, RONALD L. Student Faculty 121, Track 121. BROWN, THOMAS C. Brownie Student Faculty 131, 141, Baseball, Sophomore Team 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141, Basket- ball, Sophomore Team 121, Varsity Letter 131, 141, Football, Sophomore Team 121, J. V., Varsity Letter 141. BRUCE, NANCY Music Club 121. BRYANT, FLORIAN L. Flo Spiritual 131, Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 121, Bible Club 121. BURGESS, CHARLES E. Burge Senior Council, Alternate 141 . BUSH, WARREN V. Student Faculty 121, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, President 141 , Dramatic Club 121, Projection Squad 121, 131, 141, Community Chest Speaker 141. BUSTARD, MARJORIE E1 Margie Mixed Glee Club 121, 131, Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Spanish Club 131, Band 121, 131, 141, Basketball 131, 141, Swim- ming 131. BUTLER, ARTHUR M. Art Stage Crew 121, 131, 141, Soccer, Varsity Letter 121,131,141. BYRDSELL, PAULINE Birdie Bible Club 131, International Club 121. BYRNE, ELINOR M. Cricket A Cappella 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, Le Cercle Francais 121, 141, Senior Council 141, Latin Club 141, Mountaineer 131, 141, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Lunchroom Committee 141, Color Guard 141. 15' so I I I I BYRNE, MARY ANN Le Cercle Francais 121, International Club 141. Mountaineer Staff 141, CALANDRA, TOM A Cappella 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, Football 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141, Track 121, 131, CAMPANALONGA, JOSEPH Campy Soccer 131, 141. CANNADY, WILLIAM L. A Cappella 121, 131, Mixed Glee Club 121, Stu- dent Faculty 121, 141, Art Club 141, Cross Coun- try 121, Bowling 121, 131, 141, Rifle Club 141, CAPUTO, JOHN H. Cap Amphitheatre Staff 141, Projection Squad 121, 131, 141, Basketball 121, Track 121. CARD, JAMES Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Dramatic Club 121, Browsers Club 131, 141, Scribblers 121, 131, 141, Mountaineer 141. CARDELL, DORIS J. Program Committee 141, Athletic Council 131, 141, Basketball 121, 131, Volley Ball 121, 131 President, Badminton 121, 131, President 141, Table Tennis 121, 131. 1 CARDINAL, JOAN R. Jo A Cappella 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, Le Cercle Francais 141, International Club 141, Nosegay Committee 131, Amphitheatre, Business Staff 141, Basketball 121, Table Tennis 141. CESTONE, ROSE M. Ro Student Faculty 121, Twirling 121, 131, 141' Amphitheatre Staff 141, Archery 121. 1 CHANCE, SYBIL D. Syb Latin Club 141, Mountaineer 131, Publicity Com- mittee 131, lnternational Club 131, Art Club 121' Lunchroom Committee 141 . 1 CIANCITTO, SYLVESTER V. Sylvie A Cappella 131, Mixed Glee Club 121, Basketball 121, J. V. '31, Football 121, J. V, 131, Soccer 131, 141, Track 121, 131, 141. CLAPP, WALLACE L. Wally Student Faculty 131, Football Program Committee 121, 131, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Intra- mural Volley Ball 121, 13, Manager of BasebaI1 121, 131, 141, Spanish Club 141. CLARK, ROBERT A. Mountaineer 131, Amphitheatre, Business Staff 141, Manager of Baseball 121, Manager of Foot- ball 121,131,141. CODELLA, GLORIA Gody A Cappella 131, Music Club 131 , 141, Radio Club 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Latin Club 121, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Browsers Club 131, Red Cross Alternate 121, 131, Red Cross Representative 141, Baseball 121, Basketball 121 , Archery 121, Spanish Club 141 . COHOES, RICHARD C. Biology Club 121, Mountaineer 131. Dick COHOES, ROBERT R. Coke Spanish Club 141, International Club 141, Base- ball 121, Intramural Basketball 121. CONGER, DONALD L. Don Golf 131, 141, Varsity Letter 141. CONOVER, FRED S. Scott Senior Council 141. CONZENTINO, MICHAEL S. Dickerson Mixed Glee Club 121. COOPER, SHIRLEY L. Shirl Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131 , 141, Student Faculty 131, Le Cercle Francais 141, ln- , Red ternational Club 141, Music Club 121, 131 Cross 121, Baseball 121, 131, Basketball 121, Hockey 121, 131, Archery 121, Swimming 131, Badminton 121, 131, Table Tennis 121, 131, Dramatic Club 121. COPENHAVER, JOYCE A. Cope Girls' Glee Club 141, Student Faculty 141, Art Club 121, 131, 141, Music Club 121, Amphi- theatre, Art Staff 141, Swimming 121. CORBO, CLARA M. Clara-Bow ll Circulo Italiano 131, 141. COUGHLIN, JOSEPH E. Joe Student Faculty 121, Red Cross 141, Assembly Committee 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, J. V, Basketball 131 , Soccer 121,Varsity Letter 121. ' QQ. .s,-,- - . Q 1 l YQ .- lil'-f I I I I I I I I COVIELLO, RICHARD W. Coyle A Cappella 131, 141, President 131, Mixed Glee Club 121, Student Faculty 121, 131, Senior Coun- cil 141, President 141, Music Club 121, 131, 141, Madrigal Choir 141, Assembly Committee 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Baseball 121, 141, Basketball 121,131. CRAY, ETHEL M. Et Bible Club 131, 141. CREWS, EARL Spiritual Choir 131, Basketball 121, Cross Country 121. CREWS, OSCAR Os Basketball 121. DARCO, AUDREY O. Rickey Latin Club 141, Program Committee 141, Radio Club 141, Swimming 121, Bowling 121. DAVENPORT, WILLIAM G. Dave Radio Production Club 141. DAVIS, EVELYN T. Davy Mixed Glee Club 121, Bible Club 131, Madrigal Choir 141, Sophomores Only Club 121, Secretary 121, Swimming 121. DEFALCO, MILDRED S. Millie Baseball 121. DEL PRESTO, NICHOLAS Porky Baseball 131, Football 121, 131, 141. DeMATTIA, MARTHA S. Martie A Cappella 141, Mixed Glee Club 131, Girls' Glee Club 131, Student Faculty 131, Alternate 131, Spanish Club 141, Music Club 121, 131, Basket- ball 121, Hockey 141, Mixed Glee Club 121. DeNICOLA, MIKE R. Cokey ll Circulo Italiano 121, Football 121, 131, 141. DePRENDA, VITO A. Rudy A Cappella 131, Art Club 121, Amphitheatre, Art Staff 141, Stage Design 131, Rifle Club 1-11, Soccer 121, 131, 141, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 141, Track 121. DeROSE, ANGELO J. Dayes Bible Club 121. DEVITT, FRANKLIN H. Frank Senior Council, Alternate 141, Manager of Foot- ball and Basketball Score Board 121, 131, 141. DeVORE, HELEN Bible Club 121, 131. DiCARLO, JOE G. Joe ll Circulo Italiano 121, 131, Amphitheatre, Pho- tography Staff 141, Basketball 131, Baseball 121. DICKSON, JAMES R. Ross A Cappella 131, 141, Tennis, J. V. 121. DIGERONIMO, DOLORES Dee Twirling 131, 141. DIGERONIMO, NICHOLAS A. Nick Football 121, 131, 141, Varsity Letter 141. DIOTES, ANASTASIA T. Stacy Girls' Glee Club 131, Projection Squad 121, 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Art Staff 141, Swimming 141. DOREMUS, WILLIAM N. Smiler Orchestra 1l1, Spanish Club 131 j Band 131, Latin Club 121. DUMAS, RUFUS H. Skippy A Cappella 121, 131, 141, Spiritual Choir 121 131, 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, Madrigal 141, Operetta 131, Cross Country 121, 131, 141, Var- sity Letter 12l, 131, 141, Track 121, 131, 141. DUNN RICHARD L. Mountaineer 141. 1 DUNNEMAN, ROBERT L. Turk Footbal' 121. DUPREE, WILLIAM Bill Track, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 141. DUYS, GERRIT Dutch Student Faculty Alternate 141, Radio Club 121, International Club 131, Soccer, Varsity Letter 131, 141. DWYER, EDWARD J. Big Ed A Cappella 121, 131, 141, Art Club 141, Astron- omy Club 131, Projection Squad 131, 141, Traffic Squad 131, Radio Club 131, Red Cross 121, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 131, Amphitheatre Art Staff 141, Movie Club 121, Track, Varsity Letter l4l. 4? ,Y ,r 1 X- . U x I I I I EASTTY, ROBERT B. Bob Spanish Club 131, Amphitheatre, Business Staff 141, Basketball 121, Basketball, Manager 121, 131, 1-I1. EDGERTON, L. MAE Music Club 141, International Club 141. ELLIS, LYDIA R. Ish Spanish Club 121, Bible Club 141, Hospitality Committee 121, 131, International Club 141, As- sembly Committee 121, Browsers Club 141, Archery 131, Swimming 121, Bowling 121, Horse- back Riding 121. ENTWISLE, BOB V. Dimples Baseball, Sophomore Team, J. V., Varsity Letter 131, Soccer , Varsity Letter 131, 141. ERICKSON, BARBARA J. Bobby A Cappella 121, Art Club 121, Swimming 121. ESHBAUGH, WILLIAM H. Willy A Cappella 141, Student Faculty 121, Dramatic Club 131, 141, Football, Sophomore Team 121, Volley Ball 121. FAISON, ROSE MARIE Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Bible Club 121, Base- ball 121, Hockey 131, 141, Archery 121, 131, 141, Volley Ball 121, 131, 141, Representative 141, Badminton 121, 131, 141, Representative 141,TableTennis121, 131, 141. FARLEY, WILLIAM A. Bill A Cappella 131, Student Faculty 121, Operetta 131, Band 141, Radio Production Club 141, Dra- matic Club 141, Track, Sophomore Team 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141, Volley Ball 131. FARRAR, PATRICIA E. Pat Spiritual Choir 141, Girls' Glee Club 131, Base- ball 121, Basketball 131, Hockey 121. FASTIGE, FRANCES L. Fran Girls' Glee Club 121. FERDON, NANCY J. Nance A Cappella 141, Orchestra 121, 131, Student Faculty 131, Spanish Club 141, Music Club 121, 131, 141. FERGUSON, ALLAN N., JR. Fergie Traffic Squad 121, 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Writ- ing Staff 141, Volley Ball 131. FERRIS, BARBARA E. Barbe A Cappella 131, Girls' Glee Club 121, Le Cercle Francais 131, Madrigal 141, Amphitheatre, Adver' tising Manager 1-I1, Red Cross 121, International Club 121, Music Club 121, Dramatic Club 131, 141, Badminton 121, Table Tennis 121. FINK, CHARLES W. Chick Proiection Squad 131, Baseball, Sophomore Team 121, Golf, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 1-11. FLANNERY, CLAIRE T. Orchestra 131, 141, Band 121, 131, 141, Latin Club 121, Red Cross 141, International Club 141, Music Club 131, 141, Archery 121. FLEMING, BETTY G. Bet A Cappella 121, 141, Girls' Glee Club 131, Stu- dent Faculty 131, II Circulo Italiano 121, 131, Music Club 131, 141, Cheerleader 131, 141, CO- Captain 141, Swimming 141, FLEMING, NORA 0. FIakie Spiritual Choir 131, 141, Girls' Glee Club 131, 1-I1, Bible Club 121. FLETCHER, JOHN G. Jack Student Faculty 131, Attendance Secretary 131, Senior Council 141, Traffic Squad 121, Amphi- theatre, Business Staff 131, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Lunchroom Committee 131, Red Cross 121, Carry Over Committee 141, Publicity Com- mittee 131, Baseball, Sophomore Team 121, Bas- ketball, J. V. Team 131, Football, J. V. Team 131, Varsity Letter 141, Basketball 121, Volley Ball 121 FORESTER, ELIZABETH Beth Student Faculty 131, Latin Club 131, 141, Sec- retary 131, President 141, Mountaineer 131, 141, Cheerleading 131, 141, Sophomore Only Club 121, Football Band 121, International Club 131, Hos- pitality Committee 131, 141, Community Chest Speaker 141, Baseball 121, Badminton 121, Bas- ketball 121, 131, President 131, Representative 121, 131, Hockey 121, 131, President 131, Rep- resentative 121, 131. FORTUNATO, ALFRED Foo Projection Squad 131, I I I I I I FOX, ALICE C. Lin Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Girls' Glee Club 141, Band 121, Football Band 121, 131, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Red Cross 141, Amphitheatre Business Advertising Manager 141, International Club 141, Music Club 121, 141, Hospitality Club 131, 141, Hockey 121, Badminton 121, Table Tennis 121, 141, Bowling 121. FOX, JOAN CORETTA Girls' Glee Club 121, Art Club 121, Red Cross 121. FUSCO, MERYL C. Chloe Nosegay Committee 131. GARDNER, ROBERT B. Bob Browsers Club 121. GARRISON, JORDAN Gary Spiritual 121. GESUALDO, ANTHONY V. Zip ll Circulo Italiano 121, Browsers Club 141, Soccer, Varsity Letter 131, 141. GIANNETTI, ELEANOR Al Girls' Glee Club 141, ll Circulo Italiano 121. GILRUTH, JOAN D. JO Girls' Glee Club 121, Senior Council, Alternate 141, Red Cross 121, 131, 141, Amphitheatre 131. GOEDECKE, HUGH B. Hooch Mixed Glee Club 121 , Le Cercle Francais 121, Dra- matic Club 121, 131, 141, Soccer, J. V. 131. GOODALL, HOMER Mixed Glee Club 121, Le Cercle Francais 121, Latin Club 121. GOODMAN, INEZ V. Nezy Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, 141, Art Club 121, Scribblers' Club 121, Bible Club 131, 141, Radio Production Club 141, Music Club 141. GORTON, ROBERT Bob Chemistry Club 121, 131, Astronomy Club 121, Soccer, Manager 131. GRAF, WILLIAM Bill Student Faculty 121, 131, Bible Club 121, 131, 141, President 141, Browsers Club 141, Carry Over Committee 141, Amphitheatre, Business Staff 141, Baseball, Sophomore Team 121, Foot- ball, Sophomore Team 121, J. V, 131, Varsity Letter 141. GRAHAM, HELEN C. Blackie Twirling 131, 141, Archery 121, Swimming 121. GRASSO, SEBASTIAN J. Busty A Cappella 131, 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, ll Circulo Italiano 131, 141, Music Club 121, 131, 141, President 141, Madrigals 141, Operetta 131. GRAY, WILLIAM R. BiIl Football, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141. GREVATT, MARSTON K. Skip Projection Squad 131, 141, Volley Ball 131. GRIDLEY, ADRIAN T. Tipper Student Faculty 121, Football, J. V. 131. GRIFFITH, WALTON H. Bud Mountaineer 141, Sports Editor 141, Basketball, J. V. 131. HALPIN, MARGARET T. Tuck Radio Club 141 Basketball, Representative 121, 131, Softball, Representative 121. HALSEY, JOAN H. Joanie A Cappella 121, 131, 141, Secretary 131, Orches- tra 121, 131, Spanish Club 141, Treasurer 141' Music Club 121, 131, 141, Band 131, Hockey 141 HARRIS, GLORIA ANN Hospitality Committee 131 . HARRISON, IRIS lvy Hockey 121, Archery 121, Volley Ball, Represen- tative 121, Badminton, Representative 121, Table Tennis 121. HATCHETT, DOROTHY MAE Bible Club 131, 1 HAYNES, BEVERLY L. Bev A Cappella 131, 141, Librarian 141, Madrigals 141, Librarian 141, Music Club 131, Secretary 131. HEALY, ROBERT C. Bob Basketball 121, Volley Ball 121, 131. HEPBURN, GEORGE T. Ted Radio Production Club 141, Radio Club 131, Pro- iection Squad 131, 141, Stage Lighting Squad 121 131, 141, Baseball, Manager 131. HERRMANN, EMIL P. Mountaineer 141,Football, J. V. 131. 1 V --.. ......... 1.61. I I I HETZEL, CHARLES A. Chuck Student Faculty, Alternate 1-11, Biology Club 121, 131, 141, President 121, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Cross Country 131, 1-I1, Varsity Letter 41, Track 131, 141, Varsity Letter 1-11. HILL, JEAN M. Putty Spiritual Choir 131, 141, Mixed Glee Club 121, 131, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Baseball 121, Representative 121, Basketball 121, Representa- tive 121, Badminton 121, Representative 121. HOATSON, GRANT C. Bible Club 131, 1-11, Secretary 141. HOBSON, CLARA l. Mickey Baseball 131. HOCKETT, WILLIAM A. BiII' Senior Council 1-ll, Assembly Committee 121, 131, 141, Spanish Club 1-'l1, Soccer, Varsity Let- ter 121, 131, 141. HOLLANDER, STANLEY J. Buadegray Student Faculty 131, Civics Committee 131, Radio Club 121, 131, Vice President 131, Make-up Corn- mittee 131 , Amphitheatre, Photography Statt 131. HONCE, JOAN C. Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, Art Club 121, Baseball 121, Archery 121, Swimming 121. HOOKE, RICHARD H. 'Dick Geology Club 121, 131, 1-41, Biology Club 121, 131, 1-'11, President 131. HORNER, JACK R. Orchestra 141, Band 121, 131, 1-41. HOVELL, JEAN Student Faculty 121, Madrigals 1-11, Art Club 121, Treasurer 121, Amphitheatre, Art Staff 1-11, Red Cross 121. HOWELL, WILLIAM C. Geology Club 121,' Protection Squad 121. HOWES, LORRETTA C. A Cappella 121, Spanish Club 131, l-11, Baseball '3 , Ba-kctball 131, Hockey 131,' Tennis 131, Volley Ball 131, Badminton 121, Table Tennis 131. HUFFMAN, DOROTHY L. Duffy International Club 141, Le Cercle Francais 131. 1-41, Hospitality Club 131, Tennis 141. HUNGER, FRANK H. l'luggsy Bible Club 121, 131, 1-41, Traffic Squad 121, 131, Protection Squad 131, 1-ll, Soccer, Sophomore Team, J. V., Varsity Letter 131, Volley Ball 121. HUNT, HELEN L. Duke Spiritual Choir 131, 141, Mixed Glee Club 131, Bible Club 1'-I1. HUNTINGTON, JOCELYN R. Joey Music Club 1-ll, Folk Dancing Club 121, 131. HUTCHISON, WILLIAM K. Hutch Le Cercle Francais 131, Spanish Club 141, Dra- matic Club 121, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141 Literary Editor 141. I JACKSON, ELAINE MARY Spanish Club 131, Bible Club 121, 131, 141' 1 Dramatic Club 121, 131, 141, Baseball 121' Basketball 121. 1 JAMES, CHARLOTTE E. Wa-Wa Spiritual Choir l31i Hospitality Committee 131. JAMES, ROBERT K. Bob A Cappella 131, Mixed Glee Club 121, Football 121, Medical 1-I1,VOll6y Ball 121. JEFFREYS, RUTH L. Jett Mixed Glee Club 131, Girls' Glee Club 141. JENISTA, ROBERT F. Jenny Football, Sophomore Team 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141, Track 121, 131. JIBBES, MARY L. A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Senior Council 141, Spanish Club 131, 141, Red Cross 121, Bowling 131. Twinnle JIBBES, PHYLLIS L. Phil A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Stu- dent Faculty 121, 131, Senior Council 1-41, Span- ish Club 131, 141, Bowling 131. JOHNSON BRUCE A. Browsers Club 121, Projection Squad 131, Base- ball, Sophomore Team 121, Basketball, J V. 131, Soccer, Varsity Letter 141. I I JOHNSON, LOUISE Billy Bible Club 1415 Baseball 1415 Basketball 1415 Hockey 1415 Volley Ball 1415 Badminton 141, Vice President 1415 Table Tennis 1415 Hiking 121. KAISER, RONALD C. Ron International Club 1315 Dramatic Club 1315 Base- ball 121. KANE, JUANITA E. Nita Twirler 1315 Hospitality Committee 131. KELLERS, C. FREDERICK Fred Student Faculty 1315 Latin Club 121, 1315 Pro- jection Squad 131, 1415 Radio Production 141. KELM, ROBERT PAUL Lujack Aeronautics Club 1315 Track 121. KENNEY, JOHN B. Jack Tennis 121, 131,141. KEPLER, LAWRENCE W. Larry Student Faculty Alternate 1215 Senior Council Rep- resentative 1415 Baseball 1215 Soccer, Varsity 121, 1315 Basketball, Assistant Manager 121. KERIAZAKOS, CONSTANTINE N. Gus Student Faculty 121, 1415 Assembly Committee 1215 Assembly Seating Committee 1415 Browsers Club 131, 1415 Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 1415 Baseball, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 141, Basketball, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 1415 Football, Sophomore Team 1215 Track, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 141. KESSLER, JEAN E. Hospitality Club 131, 1-41. KIDDE, KYLE BOWNE Basketball 1315 Volley Ball 131. KIMBER, CHARLES R. Bubbles Student Faculty Alternate 1-115 Football, Sopho- more Team 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 131, 141. KNIPSHILD, JESSE G. Knip Track 121. KREBS, HENRY G. Hank Spanish Club 1-115 Band 121, 131, 1415 Football Band121,131,i-li. LANE, JOHN Johnny Community Chest Speaker 1-11. I I I I LANE, RICHARD Dick Student Faculty 121, 1315 Lunchroom Committee 1415 Mountaineer, Sports Editor 141. LANGO, MARCIA Y. Marsh Madrigal 1415 Girls' Glee Club 1315 Amphi- theatre, Writing Statf 1415 Spanish Club 1415 Music Club 121, 131, 1415 Radio Club 141, Sec- retary 1415 Hospitality Committee 131, 141. LEARD, BARBARA E. B Girls' Glee Club 1415 Red Cross 121, 1315 Foot- ball Program Committee 1415 Music Club 1315 Basketball 121. LECOUR, MARIE P. A Cappella 131, 1415 Mixed Glee Club 1215 Stu- dent Faculty 1315 Le Cercle Francais 1415 Football Band 121, 1315 International Club 1415 Music Club 1415 Sophomores Only Club 1215 Hospitality Club 131, 1415 Baseball 1215 Basketball 1215 Hockey, Representative 121. LILJESTRAND, PAUL F. Orchestra 1215 Music Club 131. LISSNER, DAVID B. Mountaineer, Business Staff 131. LOMBARDI, ALFONSO P. Al Soccer 121. LONGCOR, MARY-ALICE Orchestra 1415 Girls' Glee Club 1415 Music Club 1415 Madrigal Choir 141. HM-A., LOVE, DAVID W. Willie Student Faculty 131, 141, President 1415 Lunch- room Committee 121, 131, 1415 Red Cross 131, 1415 Football, Varsity Letter 121, 131, 1415 Track 121,131,1-I1. LUIBIL, LOUIS F. Lou Mixed Glee Club 1215 ll Circulo italiano 121, LYMAN, JOHN T. Ted A CBDDQIIB 1412 Latin Club 1-415 Madrigal Choir 1-115 Biology Club 1415 Soccer 121, 131, Varsity Letter 121. LYNCH, RICHARD F. Dick Geology Club 131, 141, Secretary 131, MACIOCE, MARIANNE C. Red Cross Representative 1215 Sophomore Glee Club 121. I I I I MACK, MARGERY P. Marge A Cappella 1435 Student Faculty Alternate 1435 Latin Club 123, 133, 143, Secretary 1435 Inter- national Club 123, 133, 1435 Music Club 1335 Browsers 133, 1435 Scribblers' Club 1435 Hospi- tality Club 133, 1435 Athletic Council Carry Over Committee 1435 Archery 123, 133, 143, Presi- dent 1435 Tennis 143, President 1435 Badminton 1435 Table Tennis 123, 133, 143. MACKENZIE, ALEXANDER W. Sandy A Cappella 1235 Mixed Glee Club 1235 Score Board 123, 133, 143. MAIN, ORRIN HARDY Orchestra 1235 Senior Council 1435 Mountaineer 1435 Football 123, J. V. 1335 Volley Ball 123, 133. MALKIN, STUART J. Stu Orchestra 1235 Carry Over Committee 1435 Movie Club 1235 Lunchroom Committee 1335 Mountain- eer 133, 1435 Music Club 1335 Radio Club 1235 International Club 123. MANNERS, HENRY D. Maxie Student Faculty 123, 1435 Assembly Seating Com- mittee 1435 Street Safety Patrol 1235 Baseball 1235 Basketball 123 , J. V. 133, Varsity Letter 1435 Foot- ball 123, J. V. 133, Varsity Letter 1435 Track 133. MANNING, MARJORIE ANN Spiritual Choir 1235 Girls' Glee Club 1235 Hos- pitality Committee 1235 Red Cross 1235 Baseball 1235 Hockey 123. MARSH, PETER R. Pete Orchestra 123, 133, 1435 Student Faculty 1235 Music Club 123, 133, 143. MARSHALL, DAVID E. Student Faculty 1235 Bible Club 133, 1435 Football 1235 Cross Country 1235 Track 123, 133, 143. MASTEN BROOK, DORIS Dar Art Club 1235 Junior Red Cross 1435 Hospitality Committee 1335 Archery 123. MAYER, LOIS HELEN Mixed Glee Club 1235 Student Faculty 123, 1335 Spanish Club 1435 Latin Club 1235 Dramatic Club 1235 Hospitality Club 133, 143, Chairman 1435 Red Cross Committee 123, 133, 143, Chair- man 1435 Amphitheatre 133, 143, Business Man- ager 1435 Lunchroom Committee 143, Chairman 1435 Baseball 1235 Basketball 1235 Volley Ball 1235 Bowling 123, 133. McDONALD, MARGARET S. Peggy A Cappella 1435 Girls' Glee Club 123, 1335 Inter- national Club 133, 1435 Music Club 123, 133, 1435 Assembly Committee 123, 133, 143, Sec- retary 1435 Mountaineer 1435 Hospitality Com- mittee 133, 1435 Color Guard 143. McLEOD, WALTON E. Senior Council 1435 Football 123, 133, 143, Var- sity Letter 143. McMAHON, JOHN T. Jack Student Faculty 123, 1435 Senior Council 1435 Baseball 123, 133, 143, Varsity Letter 133, 14'35 Basketball 123, 133, 143, Varsity Letter 1435 Football 123, 133, 143, Varsity Letter 133, 143. McPHERSON, LEONARD W. Mac Spiritual Choir 123, 133, 1435 Cross Country 1235 Track 123, 1435 Cross Country, Manager 143. MILLAR, SAMUEL Sandy A Cappella 1335 Spanish Club 133, 1435 Soccer 123,133,143. MILLER, JOAN M. Joannie Mixed Glee Club 1235 Hospitality Committee 133 , 143, Radio Club 143, Treasurer 1435 Red Cross Representative 1335 Dance Committee 1335 Bowl- ing 143. MILLER, MARION P. Patsy Student Faculty 1335 Music Club 123, 1335 Radio Club 1435 Mountaineer 1435 Red Cross 133. MINOR, PAUL A. A Cappella 133, 1435 Mixed Glee Club 1235 Stu- dent Faculty 1235 Senior Council 1435 Movie Club 133, 1435 Browsers Club 133, 1435 Cross Country 1235 Track 123. MITCHELL, EVANGELINE Mitch Bible Club 1335 Hospitality Club 123, 1335 Bio- logy Club 1235 Business Staff 143. MOECKEL, RUTH ANN Ru Swimming 123, 133, 1435 Badminton 143. MOOR, JAMES I. Jack Student Faculty 1235 Program Committee 133' Mountaineer 1335 Dramatic Club 133. 1 MORGAN, GLORYA C. HG. G. Music Club 1435 Browsers Club 1435 Hospitality Club 1435 Bible Club 133, 1435 Basketball 143. MORGAN, RICHARD N. Dick Le Cercle Francais 1235 International Club 123. R I I MOSENTHAL, ANN P. Happy A Cappella 121, 131, 141, Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Student Faculty 121, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Corresponding Secretary 141, Lunchroom Committee 141, Madrigal Chorus 141, Sopho- more Only Club 121, President 121, Hospitality Club 131, 141, Hockey 121, 141, Captain 141, Badminton 131, Manager 141. MOTLEY, CARL R. Crops Football, Sophomore Team 121, J. V. 131, Com- mandos, Coach 141. MOTT, DONALD R. Don Biology Club 121, 131, 141, Geology Club 121, 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Photography Staff 131, 141. MUSSINA, NANCY W. Nance Dance Committee 131, 141, Student Faculty 131, 141, Civics Committee 141, Browsers 131, 141, International Club 131, Candy Selling Committee 121, 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Dramatic Club 121, Music Club 121, 131, Junior Red Cross 121, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Lunchroom Committee 141, Secretary 141, Lunchroom Music Committee 141, Chairman 141, Hockey 121, 131. NANNARIELLO, LUCY Lu ll Circulo Italiano 141, Sophomore Glee Club 121. NAPOLITANO, ANN F. Nappy Il Circulo Italiano 121. NORDQUIST, BETTY JOAN Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Student Faculty 121, 141, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Mountaineer 131, 141, Hospitality 131, Lunchroom Committee 141, Music Club 121, International Club 141, Community Chest Speaker 141. OLSEN, VIRGINIA A. Ginny Le Cercle Francais 141, Latin Club 121, 131, Hospitality 131, 141, Music Club 121, Mountain- eer 131, 141, Red Cross 121, 131, Lunchroom Committee 141, Color Guard 141, Dramatic Club 121. OLSON, ELSIE C. El A Cappella 121, Mixed Glee Club 131, Art Club 131, Hospitality Committee 131, Swimming 121, Bowling 121. ORR, JOHN A. I OSBORN, PAUL A. Ozzie Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Band 121, 131, 141. OSMUNDSEN, LUCILLE GRACE Ludy Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Student Faculty 121, Spanish Club 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Assistant Art Editor 141 , Hockey 121. OST, ELIABETH D. Liz Art Club 141, Mountaineer 131. PALMESE, CLARA M. Claire Girls' Glee Club 131, Il Circulo Italiano 121, Majorette 131, 141, Captain 141, Madrigal Chorus 141, Swimming 141. PASSOTH, MARGARET U. A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 131, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Vice President 141, Inter- national Club 131, 141, Vice President 141, Community Chest Speaker 141, Music Club 121. PEARSON, GRETA CHRISTINE A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Stu- dent Faculty 121, 141, Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Sophomores Only Club 121, Red Cross 121, Music Club 121, 131, 141, International Club 141, Publicity Committee 121, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Volley Ball 131. PELKOWSKY, JOHN Pebbles Browsers Club 131. PETRONACI, MADELEINE Pep ll Circulo Italiano 121, 131, Vice President 131, Hospitality Committee 131, 141. PETRONACI, ANTHONY Pet ACappella131,141,llCirculoltaliano131,141, Bookroom Committee 131, 141, Assistant Manager 131, Basketball 141, Football 121. PIERCE, JUDITH M. Judy Scribblers' Club 131. PINKARD, MILDRED M. Mitzi A Cappella 121, 131, 141, Spiritual Choir 121, 131, 141, Secretary 141, Majorette 131, Senior Council 141, Le Cercle Francais 141, Browsers Club 141, Music Club 121, 131, 141, Latin Club 121, 131, 141, Dramatic Club 121, Hospitality C11-lb 13', 1415 SODhomore Club 121, Cheerleader 141, Amphitheatre, Business Staff 141, Amphi- theatre, Writing Staff 141, Baseball 131, Swim- ,....--- I I I I PLATTE, DOROTHY A. Dottie Orchestra 141, Music Club 141. PORTER, CHRISTINE JOAN Chris Girls' Glee Club 141, Spanish Club 141, Music Club 121, 141, Art Club 121, Hockey 121, Bowl- ing 121. POST, BARBARA J. Jo Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, 141, Red Cross Rep- resentative 121, Amphitheatre, Business Staff 141, Radio Production Club 141. POWELL, ANDREW BERRY Doc Football, Sophomore Team 121, Golf, Sophomore Team 121. PRAISNER, ROBERT J. Bob Latin Club 131, 141, International Club 141, Chemistry Club 131. PRANGE, DOROTHY T. Dottie Music Club 131, Art Club 141, Amphitheatre, Business Statt 141. PRIAPI, JOSEPH JAMES Joe Art Club 121, 131, Latin Club 131, Aeronautics Club 141 , President 141, Track 121, Manager 131. RAINER, URSULA YVONNE Toni Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Bible Club 131, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Dramatic Club 121, Baseball 121, 131, Basketball 121, 131, 141, Hockey 121, 131, Swimming 12, Volley Ball 121, 131, Manager 131, Badminton 121, 131, Table Tennis 121, 131, 141. READY, ROBERT C. Dramatic Club 121, Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Assistant Literary Editor 141. RECK, JOAN MARION Hospitality Committee 131, Swimming 121. RENNALLS, STANLEY H. Blade Football 121, 131, Varsity Letter 141. RICHTER, EUGENE D. Rick Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Projection Squad 131, 1-'11, Astronomy Club 121, Community Chest Speaker 131, 141, Radio Club 131, Amphitheatre, Writing Statt 141, Editor-in-Chief 141. ROBINSON, VIVIAN JEAN Dimples Senior Council 141, Spanish Club 141, Sopho- mores Only Club 121, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Baseball 131, 141, Basketball 131, 141. ROOT, L. BRIAN Le Cercle Francais 121, 131, 141, Music Club 121,131,Volley Ball 121, 131. RUBIDGE, MIRIAM B. Mim A Cappella 131, Orchestra 121, 131, 141, Stu- dent Faculty Alternate 131, Madrigal Group 141, Music Club 121, 131, 141, Art Club 141. RUCCIO, JOSEPH M. Jo-Roach Il Circulo Italiano 121, 131, Dance Committee 121, 131, Chairman ot Decorations 131, Bowling 121,131,141. RUSSO, MARILYN Student Faculty 131, 141, Recording Secretary 141, ll Circulo Italiano 131, 141, Browsers Club 131, 141, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Radio Club 141, Sophomore Glee Club 121, Swimming 121, Chairman 121. SAIDI, PARVIN lnternational Club 131, 141, President 141, French Club 141, Scribblers' Club 141. SAUNDERS, RICHARD G. Dick Band 121, 131, 141. SAWYER, MARTHA L. Marty Spanish Club 131, 141, Secretary 141, Latin Club 121, Hospitality Committee 121, 131, 141, Music Club 141, Mountaineer 131, 141, Basketball 121, Hockey 121, Archery 121, 131, Bowling 121, 131, 141. SCANNELLI, GEORGE Football 121, Varsity Letter 131, 141, Track, Varsity Letter 121, 131. SCHMIDT, MARY LOU Sophomores Only Club 121, Bible Club 121, Swimming 121, SCHNETZER, ARNOLD P. Projection Squad 141, Amphitheatre, Art Staff 141, Stage Crew 121, 131, 141. SELLICK, PAUL Little Caesar Orchestra 121, ll Circulo Italiano 131, 141, Base- ball 121 Skin Weasey I I SEWALL, NORMA E. Normie Music Club 1415 Student Faculty 121, 141, Vice President 1415 Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 1-'11, Community Chest Speaker 131, 1415 Radio Club 1415 Browsers Club 131, 1415 International Club 1415 Latin Club 121, 131, 1415 Scribblers' Club 121, 131, 1415 Dramatic Club 1215 Sophomores Only Club 1215 Cheerleader 131, 1415 Hospitality Committee 131, 141, President 1315 Red Cross Speaker 1315 Swimming 1215 Badminton 1215 Table Tennis 121. SEWARD, BARBARA A. Barby Student Faculty 1215 Latin Club 1315 Music Club 121, 1415 Sophomores Only Club 1215 Hospitality Committee 121, Secretary 1215 Swimming 1215 Table Tennis 1215 Hiking 121. SHARP, MARY P. A Cappella 131, Mixed Glee Club 1215 Girls' Glee Club 1415 Madrigals 1415 Music Club 121. SHAVER, NOELLE A Cappella 1415 Girls' Glee Club 1315 Music Club 121, 131, 1415 Red Cross 121, 1415 Hockey 1215 Bowling 121, 141. SHERWOOD, JOAN MARIE Girls' Glee Club 141. SIMMS, JOAN C. Jo Spiritual 121, 131, 1415 Girls' Glee Club 1415 Latin Club 121, 131, 1415 Browsers Club 131, 1415 Sophomores Only Club 1215 Hospitality Committee 131 , 1415 Amphitheatre 1415 Dra- matic Club 121, Nosegay Committee 1315 Baseball 1215 Swimming 1215 Table Tennis 121. SLOAT, PETER S. Pete A Cappella 131, 1415 Cheerleader 1315 Music Club 131. SMITH, KENNETH B. Ken A Cappella 131, 1415 Spiritual Choir 1215 Mixed Glee Club 1215 Student Faculty 1415 Latin Club 131, 1415 International Club 121, 131, 1-I1, Corresponding Secretary 141. SNELL, MARY LOU A Cappella 131, 1415 Girls' Glee Club 121, Inter- national Club 131, 1415 Amphitheatre 141, SOUDER, ROBERT H. Bob Geology Club 131 1415 Biology Club 131, 1-115 Amphitheatre 131, 141, Assistant Photography Editor 141. I 0 1I57Jf fl I I I I SPEERS, PATRICIA Trish Mixed Glee Club 1215 Girls' Glee Club 1315 Hos- pitality Club 131, 1415 Amphitheatre, Business Staff 1415 Movie Club 1215 Red Cross Sales 131, 1415 Tennis 1215 Volley Ball 121, 131, 1415 Bowling 121, 131, 141. SPENCER, REID C. A Cappella 1315 Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 1415 Baseball, J. V. 121, 131, Varsity Letter 1415 Bas- ketball, J. V. 121, 1315 Soccer 121, 131, 141. SPINNEY, JOYCE H. Spanish Club 1415 International Club 1415 Amphi- theatre, Business Staff 1415 Radio Production Club 1415 Sophomores Only Club 1215 Hospitality Committee 131, 1415 Dramatic Club 1215 Red Cross Seller 131, 1415 Hockey 1215 Bowling 121, 131 SPOWERS, ANN C. Annie Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, 1415 Student Faculty 131, Corresponding Secretary 1315 Senior Council 141, Secretary 1415 Latin Club 1215 Music Club 121, 141. SREBNICK, MARILYN E. Lyn A Cappella 1415 Mixed Glee Club 1215 Girls' Glee Club 1315 Spanish Club 131, 1415 Music Club 121, 131, 1415 Hospitality Committee 131,1415 Carry Over Committee 1315 Mountaineer 1315 ln- ternational Club 1415 Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 1415 Dramatic Club 121. STANCO, LUCILLE A. Lou Mixed Glee Club 1215 Twirler 131, 1415 Red Cross 1415 Publicity Committee 1315 Hospitality Committee 131, 1415 Mountaineer, Business Staff 131. STARR, MARION A Cappella 131, 1415 Girls' Glee Club 1215 Spanish Club 121, 131, 141, Secretary 121, President 1415 Music Club 131, 1415 Madrigal 1415 Hospitality Committee 1415 Basketball 1215 Hockey 1415 Archery 121, 1315 Swimming 1215 Badminton 1215 Table Tennis 121, 131. STEED, CHARLES A. Bozo Football, Sophomore Team 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141, STEIK, CONSTANCE JOIE Bubbles Mixed Glee Club 1215 Girls' Glee Club 1315 Red Cross Representative 1215 Senior Nosegays 131. A-.t,.1. 1 ,' lf.. Qu., X, .V,i I I I I STEPHENSON, JEANETTE M. Stevie Latin Club 121, 131, 141, Hockey 121, Swimming 121, Volley Ball 121. STEWART MARGARET E. Peggy Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 131, 141, Senior Council 141, Spanish Club 131, 141, Red Cross Representative 131. STIVALI, ANTHONY J. StivaI Orchestra 131, 141, ll Circulo Italiano 121, 131, Football Band 121, School Band 121, 131, 141, Football, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141. STRAZZA, PRESTON H. Student Faculty 121, Senior Council 141, Spanish Club 141, Bible Club 141, Treasurer 141, Browsers 121, Baseball 131, 141, Basketball 131, Basketball, Intramural 121. SWANSON, KATHERINE Kathy A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 131, Student Faculty 141, Spanish Club 141, Latin Club 121, 131, Music Club 131, Basketball 121, Hockey 121, Archery 121, 131, Bowling 121, 131. TAFARO, MARIE T. Ree A Cappella 121, ll Circulo Italiano 141, Art Club 141, Swimming 141, Bowling 141, TAYLOR, DEXTER E. Art Club 121, Radio Club 141, Cross Country 141, Track 121, 131. TEGEN, ROBERT F. Bob Student Faculty 131, Projection Squad 121, 131, 141, International Club 141, Amphitheatre 131, Photography Editor 141. TEMPLE, RITA Reet Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 121, Sophomores Only Club 121, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Movie Club 121, Amphitheatre, Busi- ness 141, Red Cross Seller 131. THOMPSON, KATHLEEN J. Bobo Girls' Glee Club 121, Baseball 131. THOMPSON, LILLIAN Tommy A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131 , Spanish Club 131, 141, Treasurer 131, Latin Club 121, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Music Club 141, Mountaineer 131, 141, International Club 141, Movie Production Club 141, Bowling 121. THOMPSON, MARY P. Pat Spanish Club 131, Twirling 131, 141, Leader 141, Swimming 121. THORNTON, SALLY ANN Sal A Cappella 141, Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, Music Club 131, 141, Madrigal 141, Art Club 121. THRON, CHRISTOPHER DENNIS Den Orchestra 121,131, 141, Band 121, 131, 141, Latin Club 121, Amphitheatre, Art Staff 141. TILLMAN, FLOYD JOHN Buddy Football 121. TOGLIA, ANTHONY Butch A Cappella 121, 131, 141, Orchestra 121, 131, Basketball 121, Football 121, Soccer 141, Track, Varsity Letter 131, 141. TOLKOWSKY, HERBERT G. Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141, Volley Ball 131. TORNILLO, ALEXANDER Doochy Baseball, Sophomore Team 121, J. V. 131, Varsity Letter 141, Manager 131, 141. TORNILLO, JAMES Gene Baseball, Varsity Letter 121 , 131, Basketball, J. V. 121, Football, J. V. 121, 131. TORNILLO, RUSSELL C. Bar Basketball 121, Football 121, Soft Ball 121. TROLL, ROBERT I. Bob Latin Club 141, International Club 141. TROXLER, LEAGARTHUR J. Lee A Cappella 121, Spiritual Choir 131, Basketball, Intramural 131. TURNER, JUNE C. Junie Mixed Glee Club 121, Girls' Glee Club 141, Spanish Club 141, Art Club 121, Music Club 121, 141, Hockey 121. TURNER, MACK M. Shorty Bowling 121, 131, 141. VAN HORN, PETER H. Pete Mixed Glee Club 131, Swimming 131 . VanVOURELLIS, EUTERPE Terry Le Cercle Francais 131, International Club 131, Baseball 131, Basketball 131, Hockey 131, 141, Archery 141, Swimming 131, Tennis 131, 141, Volley Ball 131, Badminton 131, Table Tennis 131 , 141, Bowling 141. I I VAN ZANDT, STEVE E. Vanner Student Faculty 121, 141, Radio Club 121, 131, President 131, lnternational Club 131, Lost and Found 121, Football Sound Squad 141, Dramatic Club 141, Lunchroom Music Committee 131, Volley Ball 121, 131. WADE, BETTE-JANE Janie A Cappella 141, Senior Council 141, Radio Pro- duction Club 14i, Art Club 121, Ampithealre 131, 141, Art Editor 141, Tennis 121, Bowling 131, 141. WALKER, RUSSELL C. Russ Student Faculty 121, Track 141. WALSH, MARIE-BETH Ric Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Radio Club 141, Dramatic Club 121, Scribblers' Club 141, Art Club 121, Latin Club 121, Baseball 121, 131, Basketball 121, Archery 121, 131, Tennis 131, 141, Badminton 131, 141, Table Tennis 121, 131, 141, President 121, Bowling 121. WALTON, RALPH W. Will Le Cercle Francais 131, 141, Projection Staff 121, 131, 141, Radio Club 131. WARD, CHARLES H. Chuck Amphitheatre Photography 141. WATSON, DORIS P. Tiny International Club 141, Red Cross Representative 141, Cheerleader 141, Hockey 121, 141, Swim- ming 121, 131, Volley Ball 131, WELLS, RICHARD E. Dick Football, Varsity Letter 141. WELTI, JOHN R. Welt Basketball 121. WHEELER, CARSON Beezer Senior Council 141, Protection Squad 121, 131, 141, Radio Club 121, 131, Amphitheatre 141, Mountaineer '31, Assembly Seating Committee 1-li, Football, Manager 131, 14 , Baseball, Manager 131, 141. I I I I WIDMARK, IRENE C. Wid A Cappella 121, Student Faculty 121, Spanish Club 131, Music Club 121. WILDER, PHYLLIS ANN Sophomores Only Club 121, Dramatic Club 121, Red Cross Representative 121, Scribblers' Club 121, 131, 141, Swimming 121. WILLETS, E. ANNE Willie Art Club 141, Amphitheatre Art Staff 141 . WILLIAMS, DAVID H. Willie Mixed Glee Club 131, Senior Council 131. WILLIAMS, FRANKIE I. Rita Baseball 121, 131, Basketball 131, Representative 131. WINKLER, BARBARA C. Bobbie A Cappella 141, Student Faculty 131, Spanish 131, 141, Vice President 141, Music Club 131, 141, Mountaineer 141, Radio Club 141, Red Cross Representative 131, Table Tennis 121. WISE MARINETTE D. Rusty Mixed Glee Club 121 , Girls' Glee Club 131, Madri- gal Choir 141, Latin Club 121, Browsers Club 131, Music Club 121, 131, 141, Basketball 121, Archery 121, Swimming 121, Bowling 121, 131. WOLFF, CARL Bucky Projection Squad 121, 131, 141. WRIGHT, DONALD A. Turk A Cappella 121, 131, 141. YFF, ROBERT Bob Student Faculty 131, Soccer 121, 131, 141, Bas- ketball 121, 131, 141. YOUNG, GERTRUDE Bible Club 121, 131, 141, Hospitality Committee 131, 141, Scribblers' Club 121, 131, Dramatic Club 121, Red Cross Representative 121, ZEITZ, CAROLYN E. Girls' Glee Club 141, Student Faculty I3 1, Spanish Club 141, Amphitheatre, Writing Statf 141, Mugiq Gertie Carol 'fur L . WHEELER, JOAN C. Latin Club i41, Swimming 21, Badminton 121, Bowling 121, 131. Ti! Club 131, Red Cross Representative 131, Bowling 131. ZIEGLER, ROBERT B. Bob Amphitheatre, Writing Staff 141. '55 E ot the Amphrtheatre Staff wash to express and Miss Holland for their generous and wall :ng help whrch made It possrble for us to pub lush thus yearbook Rose Cestone Joan Bell and Dons Watson students rn Muss Bedell s class have played a major part In our work by typung all ofthe maternal for the book We are very grateful to Donald Mott for has ex cellent photography work whrch has added greatly to our book A vote of apprecratron goes to Dennrs Perren and the Art C class whrch helped not only the Art Staff but also the Busrness Staff durrng the advertusrng cam pargn rt, ry V fl: . A our gratitude to Miss Cope, Miss Turner, u . , O 9 I I W 1 I - . -4 4 1 ,4 I ' .jg Q 1 0 1 N. N I X if I I 1 gl I I 'PV I . . . 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GR A dealers expecl you 'ro lool: under conceals a producf of Bu? we expeci you fo use rhose bug eyes elsewhere loo we expecl you To loolr mio fhe cranmes and corners of our busnness as well lo male cerfam fha? you re dealmg wnfh reluabulnfy Thais why we franchused facfory represenlahves lreep our busmess house nn order subscribe whole hearfedly fo commumfy efhucs pledge our supporl of sound busnness melhods We wonf parhcupafe an unwholesome busmess pracfuces' W won? fear fhose bug eyes of yours' MONTCLAIR AUTO DEALERS TRADE ASSOCIATION 130 , f f 1 f f ff X f! ff X Q f 1 f Q A W J My X f Q 45, Q 45 Z X f l I ly '4 X 2 I TE SX X I ll I 1, I k P IXX l ll - r X All H lk x N l A 1 0 ' ' L A I' ' ' which we're iuslly proud. . .. . . . I e l l Best Wishes to the I9-I9 Class ANDERSON'S FLOWERS, INC. ' CORSAGES . , , BOUQUETS Flowers by Wire I Phone MOntcIair 2-292I I 6 South Park Street Montclair, N. MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL Circolo Italiano SALLTI CARI E AUGURI PER UN GRAN SUCCESSO rlr-Ile MA Latin Club GIS EST CCLEINDA QUAM AMICITIA Compliments of Colonial Cleaners Phone MOntCIa V A DeCandia FISH MARKET If It Swims We Have It 34 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR 'IO A Friend 4 REE -04m Powells Dress Shop S cCIALlZING IN SIZES 9 I AND HALF SIZES I-II Also Blouses Mlllinery and Underwear GOOD LUCK TO THE FORTY NINERS FROM THE BROWSERS df! Y 2O YEARI AFTER G4 I5 455 nn :Q .Il- A Kwai LJ All M ASN X A lie Q J C d P IM M ima Dar., litem RQ are emi, 2 I2111-UQ M I . I I I I I 2-5995 - V ,N J. ' I , I . I 'x I I 'f , I f B Y- , x V 4 ffl. X if 1 Q 1 '. ,Q , I' 1' 4 1 O A 1 ' A If ' fs ' ' I P' , . - 1-30's , , X ' I , ,- , ,, ' . - !4x . 1 .. . 1 A , Ji K ' If an A 5 , I 53 , 31 Z' JJ ,111 . ' 1 fl I L N X I X G tl Q 2 K, A Ili y I I' I mn, I if . L 1 .-L.. 4 I f . X ' 5 C A . - ' ' . 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N AND ACCESSORIES I-I nck Bu Id nq Ph nc, MOMCI Open Fnday EvenIngS Budget and Charge Accounts lnvlted Phlpps Pharmacy 7 9 Bloomfldd Ave 336 SDVIHQIIQICI Ave John Calaslbetfa Reg Pharm Montc3IaIr N J Surnmxt N J In VALLEY ROAD UPPER MONTCLAIR Phone MOnt IaIr 2 I6D3 MADISON S BOOKS STATIONERY GIFTS GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS -IZ7 -429 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR NEW JERSEY Phone MOnTcIa r 3 I4I7 Upper Montclanr Toy Shop TOYS JUVENILE FURNITLJRE BABY CARRIAGES AND PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT 2II BELLEVIJE AVENUE IJPPEI2 MONTCLAIR PRINCE S .IEWELERS O ce MOnrcar 3 0176 R BLoomf old Samuel T Allen REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE M0779-599 and F H A Loans -I-I-I Bloomheld Avenue Property Managed Notary Publlc Mont IaIr New Jersey 282 BLOOMF ELO AYENUE MONTCLAIR Ubj BQI DOB I-lcolj V n OI on E A .SP-ik S ' TTT SEQ OCAIILJ roduofmg rom .wg Y Aww o- lm o SUIOYYDOYIYWQ Wmnm 0. Ill' Ofcor IJ: I Ph n eIr 2-ICO62 I I Ja . I I , . I P I Sam? 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Pho IE MOntc1aIr 2 10102 N0l'f0lk EleCfl'IC3l and Radlb 0 , HQME MADE ICE CREAM Incorporated LU NCH EONS James H McGhee ELECTRICAL WIRING GENERAL CONTRACTORS 631 vauey Road Upper M0nfClaI LICENSED PLUMBER MODTCIBIV 2 10290 MOHYCIBII 2 10145 DomInIck Barbagallo lane enclex' Petel' I-3nd9lf0 SUITS COATS DRESSES TEEN SHOP CONEECTIONERY STATIONERY SHOP LINGERIE MILLINERY CHILDRENSSHOP 270 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLA N 18 WASHINGTON STREET EAST ORANGE N J 5,-IFETY Phone MOf1fC1aIf 2 1408 Phone Momclaw 2 10326 AUTO I GLASS MIRRORS CITY AUTO WHITFIELDS SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN SHELL PRODUCTS GLASS TOPS Tnres Battenes Accessones WASHING AND SIMONIZING MIRRORS 542 Valley Road RESILVERED MQ,-Ifclalr 175 B1OOmfIeId Avenue Montcla r Phone MOr1tc1aIr 2 10371 Clarence L Walker FIRST CLASS TONSORIAL PARLOR Ladles HaIr Bobbmg Eleclru: Massag Samtary Methods SkIIIed Workm Ray Ayers CLEANERS TAILORS PRESSING BILLIARD TABLES All Work Expertly Done O BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCLAIR N Your Down Town Club Room 190 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE MONTCILAIR 20 YEARI AFTER our on o oufe X V l f' I .A i gn, Lou Sc1'1mIdl' Clara a mme lwlfllh or '1 4, 'ov-D U Member or Porhamenf Ama can Lag v Con when 135 ' ' C . - 'r, N. J. .R, II. 1 , . . 1 1 11 - xl llf NH I 1 . 1 1 1 I f -,NI ' i,N.J. 1 - . . , . . - . e I 1 A - ' en - - 1 1 I I 18 , .I. N J 1 M I D 111 W i A xxx .Q 1,4 Q t flx-. lf 1 W' s ffl Q I I Nw. -2, L UN' . I 'J 1 1 1 X I W- E . T T' - In . V O P1 T ' ' 1. 1, -g f P - rn MIOI 5 LOOK YOUR BEST Stanley M Crowell Co DKSPENSVNJG OPTlCIAN9 is -5 QOLTH PARK STREET 'WEAR HLJR H STRE MC TCLA R NEW ERJEY nore MO T Dorothy s Beauty Studno CCMP ETE UNE Or CC lETlC 'EONFVELDA EN MONTCLAlR lx 'XACNTC A R H CH SCHOOL. Bonds Ice Cream WORTH DRIVING FOR Music Club U A Complete College and N V Q11 School Annual Servlce 'QSQX L41 4. I 14,4 I Looperatlon , A ,, between the Prnnter and the Yearbook Staff as the spurut that ,, H makes possnble the productnon of annuals of hugh standards , Cooperation on the part of the Amphrtheatre Staff MQ-Fx has been paramount to you we extend our srncere thanks and appreceatnon Looperatlon on our part In producing the Amphitheatre has been foremost nn our mrnds at as our profound hope that our efforts to serve and serve well wall ment for us continued assocuatlon with the future Amphltheatre Staffs of Montclair Hugh School NEW CITY PRINTING C0 DUCED B' 2 8 RE lon Jens LV 4 A PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL METHOD OF PRODUCING COLLEGE AND SCHOOL ANNUALS 136 O W QW 7s X P , , n:,arr2flC2 - 9:1 I P L' ri 1 N- l,. Q 'H M Ll ESI El.- , lv' LE r , ' I fl QDLWQNJ 1' 1 klff' r In ' vi f' Xen I 7 ' v I 7, flax EAXA 4, b 'Qt K VI- 1 4 4 4 'Lllu '. Q 'lui I N1 9 Af I f ' . . f ..,, fm c '4 ' 4x QQ 1 N E- yo M - - 1 A Y ,r, . 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