New Brunswick High School - Advocate Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

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Pauline Anklowitz Robert Arlett Molly Arouh Elizabeth Baird Robert Bakos David Beckwitt Renate Biel Richard Cohen Martin Edenbaum Executive Molly Arouh Betty Baird Tama Busch Ivan Saiff Stanley Rosen Sharon Stilwell Will Pauline Anklowitz Gloria Bolyog Arlene Swanshoro History Renate Biel Elliot Rubinstein Florence Miller Picture Judith Lens Anthony Sollazzo Grace Previty Joyce Fahrenholz Helen Sathmary Delores Schuster Vice-President Secretary S ..,. Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Barney Finkelstein Shirley Janovsky Eugene LeGoff Florence Kaplovslcy Rodney Hartmann Alice Matuszeski Goldie Patko Grace Previty Mary Radwan Letha Marie Records SENIOR COMMITTEES Sayings Blanche Bittay Ruth Ann Kerner Florence Snediker Ruth Stryker Janet Soeter Joan Marrone Josephine Taormina Maureen Wilson John Goodson Prophecy Florence Kaplovsky Lois Van Winkle Cynthia l-Iye Helena Schmitchen Theresa Fierro Paula Sheff Charles Tucker Santa Parlapanides Doris Menclelson Anthony Sollazzo, Photographer Delores Schuster, Typist Elliot Rubinstein Helen Sathmary Helena Schmitchen Claire Seaker Florence Snediker Anthony Sollazzo Sharon Stilwell Lois Van Winkle Joan Zidlick Student Opinion Ruth Schork Mary Radwan Katherine Paitakes Goldie Patko Shirley Janovsky Marilyn McCarthy Judy Passarelli Cecil Elfant Senior Prom Grace Previty, General Chairman Barry Panter - Decorations Bethene Treuman - Program Marilyn Mueller - Reception Paul Krauss - Music Ivan Saiff - Tickets Delores Schuster, Refreshments Sharon Stilwell - Publicity Ethel Flisser - Cloakroom June, 1952 3 IIDYEDICATIONJ We, The class of 1952, cleolicafe our yearbook To MISS ROSA SCALLY, Senior class adviser, in appreciafion of her excellent guidance, sincere understanding, and tireless cooperafion in The solving of our problems. -N-is-' 5 'Z ff ,, '- w f Y June, 1952 T1finc1jml's Jilessczge To the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Two, the Principal and Faculty of the New Brunswick High School ex- tend their best wishes for success in whatever field ol' endeavor you may wish to engage. As you go out into the world, remember that there are many elements of success but that the greatest of them all is character. People will not be so much interested in what subjects you have taken as in what qualities, attitudes, abilities and habits you have developed. In the present time of economic and possibly moral up- heaval, there is need to realize this emphasis and to ponder on these words from the epistle of Paul H XfVhatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are ol' good re- port: if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. ROBERT C. CARLSON. The Advocate YOLAN V. TANNER Class Adviser June, 1952 MISS GRETCHEN SMITH To Miss Gretchen Smith, Head of the Physical Education Department, the Senior Class extend best wishes tor happiness in her retirement. Under her capable direction the work of the department has been recognized throughout the state of New Jersey. We, as a class shall miss her able leadership, her understanding of our problems, and her generous help in solving them. We sincerely hope that all her plans for the future will be realized. 8 The Advocate Mar llllrmnrial The long anticipated war memorial, com' memorating those graduates who died in WVorld Mlar I1 which was given by the Class of 1946, was dedicated on Armistice Day, 1951. A chill November wind blew as students, teachers and citizens lined the sidewalks and crowded Livingston Avenue. The New Brunswick High School band and the choir, directed by Max Pecker and Mrs. George Robinson, respectively, performed. The ceremony began at 9:00 A.M. Civic leaders from New Brunswick and soldiers from Camp Kilmer participated in the dedi- cation address, taps and a four gun salute. Colonel Francis Deisher, ex-officer of the Army R.O.T.C., Rutgers, Capt. Richard E. Anthony, Camp Kilmer, Louis Greenwald, head of the Veteran's Alliance, Mayor John Lynch, Superintendent Maurice Rowland, Principal Robert C. Carlson, Mfillard Lind- strom, Guidance Department, the Rev. john Paul Adamowski, and representatives of the American L e g i o n , Jewish Wfar Veterans, Catholic lA7ar Veteran's post of this city took part in the program. Father Adamowski, giving the keynote ad- dress sta-ted, There is some consolation found in this grim story, for these men did not suffer and die in vain. They died so freedom and justice which God wants for us all might not perish. Mr, Rowland added that such a tribute is not in the mighty arch of stone, but in per- sonal sacrihcef' Mr. Carlson read the list of the war dead. He and Mayor Lynch each placed wreaths on the memorial. First suggested by the class of 1946, the members of the student councils of 1951 and 1952 worked hard to complete all details. The boulder, about three feet high, was presented by Cook-Egan Memorials, who also furnished the bronze plaque at cost. Landscaping around the stone was done without cost by Nicholas Van der Kraats and the Bosenberg Nursery. Qjoe Ciraco, Arlene Swansboro, Ken Lang- don and Miss Sally Tischler, student council adviser, made all arrangements for the mem- orial and dedication ceremony. SHA RON STILWVELL. -. ,U w any ff LRnow105fl 5 'Hr 12120102 ,Al 'X N F 4 o S Q W2 H Y I R ,J I 1 . Q A ..7 P Q 1 ' ' .N V ' W If ywqlwf' I V. i 4: 4, S f.-- K A fdgfx ,wg ' 1 up . Ml as ' f - if ll rd. ,M f , JRR A , W ga ,M The Advocate N 0 2 I Y IIA N 4 Y V i .,a:ff' :st 135 9 . K CLAIRE AAROE BlondieU 11 Florence Street Secretarial fi fflillm han? makes many f1'1end,v. Knitting Club. Future: Secretary. PEGGY ABRAMS Mila 204 Hamilton Street General To enjoy Il'.l5Ill'l' if Io enjoy freedom. Social Comm., Square Dancing, H. R. Secretary. Future: Undecided. PAUL ALBRIGI-IT Paul,' 203 Livingston Ave. College Prep. A lion among ladies is a maxi dreadfzfl thing. French Club, Highlight Rep. Future: College UGENE ALFARO h Gene 35 Paulus Blfvx College Prep. i Sf 'mfr 'zz 5 deep. C B6 Checkers, stry Club, Rifle Club, Civil ir Patrol. , Future: Uncleci ed' BERNICE ANDERSON l'Bunny 16 Schureman Street General To br rzrfz in fl'.:!'IIIl5 is lo fur poor in 11oIfzf11g. Highlights Staff, Advocate Rep., Nurses Club, Traf- fic Squad, Girls Ensemble. Future: Beautician , sway ,-aa M we 21.4 M-ffffeff BERNARD ANKLOWITZ Bunny', 54 Carmen St. General No om' knows wha! he can do 1111Iil fic Iliff. Dramatic Shows. Uwwfvfw. .f .. ,f .e . ,, PAULI ' L ITZ .gi aul g o Y 'DJ Colfeg Prep. in Lying ze: 11? MZZOIII' ll pnrpoi . 17:1-Hghr ts ffSSocial , Finance m.,i3Vairie . nf ' ' ' Fu'urg?,7Coll L Q' an Qt Q5 'N - WANDA ARENT UW-mf' . F. D. 3, X 40 General D ,I Upjf 11 to 5llCL'l'55.H D ' C . Se Camera Club, u ecicle June, 1952 ROBERT ARLETT 'lBuzz 261 Suyclam Street College Prep One is jzlrlgczl 7101 only by his zzhility, hut also hy his zza'omplishmz'nts. Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Soph. Pres., S. C. Pres Honor Society, Key Club. Future: College MOLLY AROUH Molly 223 Livingston Ave. College Prep Man cannot hrlp hut aalnzirrf the sharpness of 30111 :wt Honor Society, Highlights Staff, Point 66 Award Comm., Library Asst., Finance Comm., Soph Class Secy., Variety Show. Future: College. ALICE ASHLEY Ronnie 14 Howard St. Commercial A pleasing disposffion points to happiness. Rifle Club, Knitting Club. Future: Office work. KENNETH AUERBACH 200 Commercial Ave. College Prep HIl7llIlSll'l'0I!.f men will reap 1'ewar1ls. Highlights Stag, Advocate Staff, P.A.P Comm Point 66 Award Comm., Traffic Squad, Chemistry Club, Key Club. Future: College. NICHOLAS AZZARITA Azzie' Emerson Ave., Franklin Park College Prep Sigh no more, larlics, sigh no more, men were 1lz'c'cizfr'rs wer--- Highlights Rep., H.R. Pres., Varsity Football, Base ball, Library Asslt, French Club, Square Dancing. Future: College or Business. JOHN AZZATORI Azzie 136 French St. No sonl as merry as he. . .l.V. 66 Varsity Baseball, Basketball. Future: Undecided. cart? S I College Prep. h gI'l'IlJ I fm!! of self-snfficiclzcy is freedom. e Club, H. R. Treasurer, J.V. Basketball, High- lights Reporter, Honor Society. Future: College. ELIZABETH ANN BAIRD Betty 100 Ford Ave., Milltown College Prep slwct girl uh'Ih II heart of gold. Natioxmiiiibr Society,, Social Comm., Swimming Team, H. R1 Secrltary, Interscholastic Basketball F.T.A., Square Dancing. Future: College. vgfLf'i l2 The Advocate V' 1 5 LEON BAUMGARTNER K'Legs . ZZ Franklin Ave. Commercial V . . Be silent and .fafrf .vzlmcc never betrays you. J. V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Orientation Comm. Future: Undecided. ARTHUR BECKER Arr 9 Ninth St. General . Yo11lh fall: for plmsmzf J.V. Baseball, Football. Future: Undecided. LaVERNE BEECHER Lee,' 4 Church Lane Commercial What should men do but be 111r1'1'y. Projectionists Club, Library Club. Future: Undecided. BA. :tvs Bach on eXga5,,fcNge,'sn3 'bu-by Q. 51Q 5 N - Bae Geigx- DAVID BECKWITT Dave, .rs , KX New Brunswick Rd., Bound Brook College Prep.g7 'N 5 'h 3 N Modcralion in all lhjngsf' ,oh-N 0' J.V. Baseball, Chess 86 Checkers, P.A.P. Comm., Honor Society, Classical Recording. Square Danc- ing, Political Club, Track. l use Future: Undecided. IRVING BERGEN Q'Irv R.F.D. No. 3, Box 180 General All who joy ufonln' win mm! share fl. Chess 66 Checkers. Future: Undecided. RAYMOND BEEKMAN Ray R.F.D. No. 4, Box 161 Agriculture 1 um quiet - ui limcsf' F.F.A., Intermural Baseball League. Future: Undecided. HOWARD B-ERK Howie 15 Whittier Ave. General To know him if Io like him. Y Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Future: Army or Air Force. DOROTHY BETTERS Doc 51 Hazelhurst St. B0OklCeeping Ncz'rl' hai' wronged zz foul in dzferz' or word. Knitting Club, Nurses Club, Intercultural Club, Bridge Club, Rifle Club. Future: Social Worker. June, 1952 JEAN BIANCO Doll,' 283 Suydam St. Commercial fl friend muy wfll fir I't'!'fQ0l1f'd KI 111u.f1r1'p1'n'z' of 71df11l'C.U Checlcroom Comm., Art Club, Knitting Club., S.C. Treas., Jr. Retailers. Future: Designer. RENATE BIEL 'QRonny 13 South Drive College Prep. .1Irrr ffffffi nmkr pcrlccfioaz, 11111 pfrfer'tion is no irfflef' Research Comm., Advocate Staff, German Club, Assembly Comm., Caney Creek Comm., Political Club, Honor Society. Future: College. BLANCHE BITTAY UBlanchie'l 277 Hamilton St. Secretarial rdTLZlF7Iffli in l'htll'H1, xo churnzizzgly mIcl1Iz'd. Soph., Class Teas., Jr. Class Sec'y, Sr. Class Sec'y, H.R. Pres., Vice Pres. of Choir, All State Chorus, A-Cappella Choir. Future: Secretary. ELEANOR BOCKMAN Eleanor', 182 Remsen Ave. Bookkeeping Gallic and quiet of .fprech. Future: Undecided. GLORIA BOLYOG Glo R.F.D. 4, Box 536 College Prep Thou hm! tha' imc Chl'I'A'll-LU! .fpi1'iI. F.T.A., Political Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Art Club, Advocate Staff, Girls Ensemble. Future: College. ELSIE BONGIOVI Bong 64 Harvey Street Secretarial fl maid of mirlh and mil1lnes.s'. Knitting Club, Square Dancing, Girls A.A. Future: Secretary. ROSEMARIE BONIS Rosie 234 Commercial Ave. Secretarial NFl'it'7I!1l1'l1!'J'5 if her virtue. Social Comm., Checlcroom Comm. Future: Marriage. ELEANOR BRACKMAN i-Epi 119 Brookline Ave. Secretarial Good work .vfzr doe: in a qnicl way. Checkroom Comm., Point ec Award Comm., Knit- ting Club, Mr. Compher's Secretary, Office Asst. Future: Secretary. MQW 'wb 1: 11,1 ',, ,M 47 fl I QL 'Jn , C Q ji 1, The Advocate CHRISTINE BRENNER Chris Box 62, Franklin Park College Prep To live is to dance. Library Ass't, Nlodern Dance Club, Highlights Rep., Variety Show. Future: Undecided. VIRGINIA BRISTOL Ginny 8 Sanders Rd., Nixon General The man who heliclfrs hr ran, will conquer all his fears. Knitting Club. Future: Marriage. JOHN BRITTINGHAM Britt Z1-A Ashland Place Agricultural Good order is thc foiziidation of all good things. Square Dancing, Projectionist Club. Future: Mechanic or A.A.F. DELORES BRUNSON Dee 247 Burnet St. General 'ry ' A merry hrurf Ilzat limghf at mir. Traffic Squad, Highlights Rep., Knitting Club, Checkroom Comm., Nurses Club, Rifle Club. P, Fpture: Typist or Social Wforker. Nl' ' I5 f B A Uc E fl, Baby, o 1 , . . No rge d. Ge 6 L, V, girl of zz frm zonirl J Ll K Future oll e. fw , ' 9 494209, . 1 W W N BUSCH Q CQJTJC a Y 3 Rutgers St o'JCom er The pcizh of cha 1 A-Cappella Choir, Ex. Editor Advocate, Squa Dancing, Assembly Comm., Art Club, Caney Creek Comm., Hospitality 86 Publicity Comm. Future: Merchandise Buyer. THEODORE CAMASTRA Tecldy'h 42 May St. General If you look Ihr' world aramid, zz nicer guy fan nr'rr he found. H.R. Pres., Rifle Club, Hi-Y Treas., Junior Class Pres., Senior Class Pres. Future: U. S. Navy. GUY CAVENDER Campie 61 Commercial Ave. General A :hy face is hcztcr than u forwzzrd heart. P.A.P. Comm., Finance Comm., Baseball, Future: Finger Print Expert. June, 1952 7, Midi. 15 JOHN CHRIST Sweeney 82 Remsen Ave. General Never a trouble never a fl'0l4!1I.U H.R. Pres., S.C. Treas., Square Dancing, Art Club, J.V. Baseball. Future: Undecided. TERRY CHRISTIANSEN Terry R.D. No. 3, Box 425 Commercial To Ive good rolhcr than C0lZS'j7lL'll0l15.U Knitting Club, Square Dancing, Rifle Club, Base- ball, Checkroom Comm., Basketball. Future: Uncertain. EDWARD CICHOWSKI RFD No. 3, Box 247 Commercial A man of polite l6tll'11l71g and liberal c1lzzc'ufio11. A Cappella Choir, Boys Ensemble, Cross Country, Rifle Club. Future: Business School. JOSEPH CIORCIARI Joe,' 93 Delevan St. Merchandise So zfcry kind yet .tilt-Ill. Assembly Comm., Hospitality 66 Publicity Club, Library Club, French Club, Camera Club, Projec- tionist Club. Future: Business. JOSEPH CIRACO Tiny R.D. No. 3, Box 415-A General Bc silent, or :ay xofnelhiizg' better lhafz :il:'11cc. Assembly Comm., P.A.P. Comm., A-Cappella Choir, War Memorial Chairman, Pep Rally Comm., Inter- cultural Club, Boys Ensemble. Future: Undecided. HOWARD CLARK I-Iowiel' Z5 Ashland Place Bookkeeping I lzazfc .vcme enough, bm? it always come: foo lair. Library Club, Business Club, Bridge Club, Rifle Club, Future: Undecided. PATRICIA CLARK l'Pat Z2 Maple St. Secretarial Quin, alert zmfl full of fun. Checlcroom Comm., Square Dancing, Point 86 Award Comm. Future: Secretary. CHARLES CLINTON 'QCharlieH 120 Haverford St. College NDlg77ify is Mc boast of munlqz'ml. H.R. Secy., Rifle Club, German Club. Future: College. The Advocate :ISABEL COFFARO Chubby 263 Sandford St. General Give ezfc'i'y living ri'caI11l'z' you meer ii smile. Home Economics Club, Checkroom Comm., Caney Creek Comm., Hospitality 66 Publicity Comm. Future: Undecided. RICHARD COHEN Ricky 15 Dewey Drive College Prep A :well guy wiflz a ready smile, and ti I!':l1'h!'l .f dreum. Honor Society, Key Club Pres., Political Club, H.R. Pres., Finance Comm., Point 56 Award Comm., Variety Show. Future: Lawyer. JAMES COLEGROVE ujimmyv 251 Turnpike Road College Prep Only a man': niotizfrs and mission make him great. S.C. Treas., H.R. Vice-Pres., Camera Club, Square Dancing. Future: Aviation. DOROTHY COLLIER Do11y', 72 Lawrence Ave. Secretarial fl lowly girl is ulwzfe all funk. Twirler, Checkroom Comm., Point 66 Award Comm. Future: Secretary. PATRICIA CONNOLLY Pat 21 Langley Place Secretarial The world roll: roimzlq mixzrnxf it noi. Point 66 Award Comm., Finance Comm., Knitting Club, Office Asst., Bridge Club, Basketball, G.A.A. Future: Secretary. RAYMOND CONOVER Rayw R.F.D. No. 1, Box 265xx General 1 :park in a !710l1SIl'01lI lifflc 1'uizz H.R. Secy, Secy Club. Future: Undecided. DEMETRI COSTAS Brushhead 151 Church St. General Thy nzoflznvly is LI ftlllllll' of My mr'riI. Band, Kybo Kids. Future: Undecided. JOHN DIEM jack 239 Highland Drive, Milltown General I know mzrrlz lull my lilllcf' Square Dancing. Future: Undecided. 17 June, 1952 JOSEPH D'ANGELO Joe 1424 Livingston Ave. General If: fl plague to lm a hzuirlsonze mam. Square Dancing, Football, Rifle Club. Future: Undecided. DOMINICK DICARA Red 287 Suydam St. Hr who izzrclztnl work 5f10lll!i have fizzirlzcd il. Library Club, Glee Club, Traffic Squad. Future: College. LOUIS DIGGS '1Louie 28 Dennis St. General Some people go mud from slufly - wall, I'll alwuy: lu' mm-. J.V. Basketball. Future: Professional Cook. THELMA DOBY 42 Hiram St. A quiet little nzafd with zz quiet litllc way. Latin Club, Caney Creek Comm., Knitting Club. Future: Sociology. NANCY DRIZNER 101 Franklin Ave. Sweet and nzilrl, II plcafarzt clzllzlf' Square Dancing, Finance Comm., Knitting Club, Jr. Retailer Club. Future: College. JOAN DUNN 15 Ovington Ave. General Of all thingx I like ltefl, I ninth prcfm' to sit und rest. Girls Referee Club, Camera Club. Future: Business College. HALINA DZIUBA R.F.D. No. 16, Box 108 She ltzfrx in zz world of her own. Riding Club, Rifle Club, Knitting Club, Public Speaking, Checkroom Comm. Future: Undecided. RONALD EAST 144 Lee Ave. 'iStudy should fzcrw' Baseball, Football. Future: Undecided. College Prep ezDobv: College Prep i'NanCe,i Commercial 1-Lean College Prep Q:Ronniew M All General i11tc'1'fe1'c with OIICIJ czlztctzlionf' H '5 A 5 'L Q5 f v -35 0' 5 .1 igstsi' ... Q E' T' 1 ofmw-f ,awvlhef-f': ' ,uw- of-Z' .,.- 1, , . kr ff' The Advocate M JEAN EDEN Jeanie , 376 Hale St. Commercial fl merry hear! is welcome anywhere. Knitting Club, Square Dancing, H.R. Vice-Pres. Future: Airline Hostess. MARTIN EDENBAUM 'tlVlart 264 Livingston Ave. College Prep lCrzifo1z t'UN1l7ltllId5 him far more imperiozisly lhan tiny maslerf' H.R. Pres., Editor of Highlights, Varsity Traclc, Honor Society, Key Club, Sports Editor of Advocate, Chairman Research Comm. Future: College. ROBERT EDLY R.D. No. 1, Box 485 There is more Inn in me than Ihr mighf inmgi11r'. ezBObss General mural obsfrwr Art Club, Square Dancing. Future: Navy. CECILE ELFANT 291 Suydam St. Fri:-nr1.v .flzould lu' preferred to kings. usugarn College Prep French Club, Public Speaking, Political Club, Classi- cal Recordings, Nurses Club, Jr. Dance Comm. Future: College. HELEN ELLIS Sis,' 501 Mettlers Lane Home Economics Gm1i1zl and jovial and izlwayf a smile. Chairman of Social Comm., Orientation Comm., Driving Club, H.R. Secy., Lunchoroom Comm., G.A. A., Senior Basketball Team. Future: Nurse. 0. Madh- H ACE ELLIS 5vWE1 R.F.D., No. 2, Box 126 Industrial Arts The most nzunifesf :ign of wisdom is rontinmfd i'l1ccW'l1lne.f:.?,' Future: Trade School. ' ' K C Adil' SHIRLEY EZELL Shirley 40-A Chester Circle College Prep Fi'ic111lly and gay. she has iz winning way. School Store, Volleyball Team. Marriage. Y X RICHARD FABIAN 'iTex ' 200 Hamilton St. Business Education Q2 I um hiippifzvt zulzm jar from book and pen. H.R. Treas., Chess BL Checkers. , Future: Business. 1 ,b 1 V ale I 'lil June, 1952 Lfvff M JOYCE FAHRENHOLZ l'Joyce I A 79 Kuhlthau Ave., Milltown Secretarial The Ions of her zfoirc brings forllz Iu11ghrw'. Knitting Club, Square Dancing, Volleyball. Future: Model. 7 . WILLIAM FEENEY Feen,' 1 ' 4: 143 Codwise Ave. . General ' K ,if A goof! sport gfzfex a good pc1'for'n1u11cc. f Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, Square Dancing. I Future: Navy. ' THERESA FIERRO ':Teffy:' - 152 Seaman St. College Prep fl manner mzaffcricd and .vil1cfr'r'. Square Dancing, Spanish Club, Knitting Club, Cour- tesy Club, Modern Dancing, Public Speaking, High- lights Rep. Future: College. SELER Fiesie'y t 142 Easton Ave. College Prep. Never in a fzzlrry 1111! always Ihc'I'f'. 'J Pres. G.A.A., Varsity Baske ball, Projectionist Club, R'fle Club, Circulation M ager of Highlights, Gym sst., Girls Referee C1 . I uture: College. Y IN T N Barney', 2 J College Prep. ' A oizscme now and Ihcn 1-5 rflixhcd N by the but of mm. ' onor S y, Key Club, I I.R. Vice-Pres., Point 66 Award mm., Square Dancing, Advocate Business Staff. Future: College. ,, gALM CHER Qfsamn 4- ' al ge St. Merchandising J 'I lmlr ,gfrg Ifzry i1'1iifdfr' may I lozfc Io fm irritated. , :Band, A- 1 hoir, Boys Ensembl , Ind r lv , Track, k. e oo Fut : Salesman. ETHEL FLISSER Fliss 4 Brookside Ave. Secretarial fi fricnrl who is izlzwzyx imc wiih zz :milf for you. Checlcroom Comm., Lunchroom Comm., Hospitality 66 Publicity Comm., Prom Comm. Future: Secretary. JOAN FLOOD 'goes H 7' 16 Rosewood Road General Youll: is wholly m'f1r1'l'l21r'l1Iz1l. Square Dancing, Riding Club. Future: Marriage. The Advocate MARLENE FREEDBERG Bean 290 Lee Ave. Commercial Let a good man make himself lqnownn I-LR. Secy, I-LR. Vice-Pres., Secy. Alpha Nu Gamma Club, Orientation Comm., Office Asst., Square Dancing. Future: Junior College. STEPHEN FREY Steve R.F.D. No. 1, Box 355 Industrial Arts A thing serlozlxly plzrslzerl afford: true e1zj0yme11t. Freshman Track, Art Club, Square Dancing, Chess 66 Checkers. Future: Aviation. ALVIN FULLER MAI 50 Lee Ave. General Never ll bl'I1!'7' sport was there. Camera Club, Rifle Club, V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. Undecided. NICOLETTA FURNARI Nikki -.ki 192 Talmadge St. General Alike tl my of ,fmzxhifze she? always lhere on Ihc hmm. Cheerleader, I'I.R. Sec'y, Square Dancing, Highlights Rep., Camera Club, Knitting Club. Future: Undecided. ' MARION GANIIVI Mair', R.D. No. 3, Box 439-B College Prep. But heing Jeasozzed with zz gl'I1L'l'0ll! voice. 3iClj1ppella Choir, I I.R. Treas., Latin Club, Library u . Future: Mus' Te r l3T1-1 ETSON ':Ken'f Ave., Milltown Agriculture zzhoul pzfrpoxe is like a xhip zuilhout zz r11rlde1'. Nu Gamma, Chess 86 Checkers, Fix-it Club, A., Band. Future: Poultry Husbandry. MIKE GASSARO Speed,' 27 South Ward St. Commercial NSll'L'I1g'fh grow: with wc. Band, Square Dancing. Future: Undecided. MATTHEW GATLIN Mattie', 4' Washington St. General He seems shy, but all in all a regular guy. Future: Printer. June, 1952 JOSEPHINE GERGELY Davidson Ave., Bound Brook Bookkeeping We lozfc hcr for hcl' own Iruc worlhf' H.R. Treas., Knitting Club, Bridge Club. Future: Business College. MATILDA GERGELY Mat Davidson Ave., Bound Brook Bookkeeping Serra and :elf conzainedf' H.R. Marshal, Shell Craft Club, S.C. Treas., Bridge Club, Knitting Club. Future: Business College. JOSEPH GERICKONT aloe R.F.D. No. 1, Box 289 General To life, one must li.ftc11. Chess 66 Checkers. Future: Farmer. FRANK GIAMPIETRO uDan the Barbern ZO9 Suydam St. General The worlzl if good lI1lIIII'l'!f to people who are good 1111111rni. Future: Undecided. PATRICIA GIERMAN Blondie 109 Idlewild Road General ' Good nafizrfzl and always willing Io do her best. Varsity Basketball, G.A.A., Girls Referee Club, Rifle Club, Modern Dancing, Square Dancing, Girls En- semble. Future: Waves or Marines. 4 ,F RONALD GILES W 21 Haverford St. ' Industrial Arts Son1cf1uy I shall ms! away my boyish przznkx and be zz man. J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Highlights Rep., Band. Future: Undecided. ROBERT GOLDSTEIN Goldie Ch-1 Nixon Lane General A scrcnc young fellow zuorlh klI0LUilZg.H J.V. Football, S.C. Treas. Future: Undecided. JULIA GONZALEZ U-Iuliew RFD No. 4, Box 155 College Prep. How fur that Iilflc nznrllc Ihrows it: ffeanzf' Square Dancing, H.R. Vice Pres., H.R. Secy, Check- room Comm., Publicity 66 Hospitality Comm., Span- ish Club, Public Speaking, Girls Referee. Future: Psychiatry. H , ,YW , 'Q X 'cf ix .rx .X if 22 Lg The Advoc.a+e X . Ar-f me uk .I The Unconquered JOHN GOODSON Z71Vg Somerset St. College Prep. Conquer or die, but alwuyx welcome fulfils. Alpha Nu Gamma, Political Club, Variety Show, Highlights, Advocate Staff, Assembly Comm., Future Teachers. Future: Coll e. O D G s W' UI-hppy., liqjf' College Prep. I' Z you have it, and you have it! J. . all. uture: ridecided. 41 I THEODORE GYUMOLCS Tibi 146 French St. Industrial Arts Speak up my man, speak np! Square Dancing. Future: Racing. ANDREW HADZIMICHALIS 'lHoclge 162 Burnet St. Distributive Ed. Cm'rf1'ce and gay. Future: Salesman. IEA ET -, MBRICK ! Jeaimecra'f 'ii e t, l Commercial ' en o s 4 mg work, Imnctla I: no! Ihr one to shirlff' Library Cl I Fu e: O ice work. AUGUST HARTKERN Fuzzy 40 Division Sr. Practical Arts Hi: 11ea1zzc.vs is zz joy to behold. Band, Kybo Kids. Future: Undecided. RODNEY HART'NlANN llR0ClH 15 Lawrence St., Milltown College Prep. The more you 17111 info a llzfng, the marc you 14111 gel 0111 of fi. Co-Editor Advocate, .C. Treas., Chemistry Club, Key Club, Nation onor Society, Point 66 Award Comm., Sq. Da ii g. Future: Mediciigb 4 5' LJ XRIS 1-IEITZENRODER I-1eitzie V '57 Codwise Ave. Secretarial fl good jrimzf, well marfh knowing. Cheerleader, Secy of Cheerleader Club, Point and Award Comm., Hospitality 86 Publicity Comm., 'h'HCheclcroom Comm., Sq. Dancing. 25jlFuture: Undecided. I 2' I yr. gf it-S .. u , Q June, 1952 I in 2-J MARY I-ILLYARD Mary 38 Lee Ave. Commercial Her lhozzghls un' hrr own. Rifle Club, Girls Referee Club, Knitting Club. Future: Office Work. ELAINE 1-IINKLEY Bunny 145 Redmond St. College Prep. Oh woman, fIC1'f!'!'f woman, ltfflzlf zz'1s.frc1c'tio11. Future: College. 'GORDON HIPKO Willy 217 Nassau St. College Prep. Blessed youth, sc! sail in your bark and flcr from fUl'l'j' form of 4'11l1m'e. German Club, Square Dancing, Chemistry Club, Public Speaking. Future: College. DAWN HOOVER Rebe1', 37 Altamont Road, Nixon Bookkeeping I ric1111'ly and guy, :hr has cz LUf7l7IlII1g way. Future: Waves or Marines. . . 1 I K' J MES HOWLEY Jim,' inf , Little Albany St. General ,X ff? 'AA an Uf7l'14! fare: has no regrcisf' S . re . P.A.Pf'Comm., Orientation Comm., . ture: Uncleci fs PEGGY I-IUFF Peg 42 Coclwise Ave. Commercial Hl'l7OI7dEVfIll girl, wonderful friczzd, one in a million 'til lbs cud. Square Dancing, Home Economics Club, Knitting Club, I-I.R. Vice-Pres., Jr. Retailers Treas., Advocate Rep. Future: Buyer. NANCY HULSE Nanc 161 New St. College Prep. UL0l'ilIg fzrarf is the Il'Ill'!I wisdom. German Club, Social Comm., Checkroom Comm., Home Economics Club, Square Dancing, Lunchroom Comm., Business Club. Future: Undecided. RICHARD 1-IUNKELE 1'Dick1' R.F.D. No. 4, Box 391 Agriculture Dcfi11i11'o1z of Il gmflcnmzzf' Rifle Club, Camera Club, Projectionist Club, Square Dancing. Future: Farmer. .M Q ,ffl W' if N? of M G ,-,gh N291 l tl fhe Advocate wiv T, :LJ Wlj' f MARION HUTCHINSON Hutch ,QV XJ 215 Easton Ave. Bookkeeping of! Thr big fhing ill life if wha! we do, not what we say. SD Q-P Art Club, lVIodern Dancing, Camera Club, Red Cross L1 ,U J - .4 Comm., H. R. Comm., Knitting Club. il-7 , H ' F utu re : . ' Q CimiYw A' - , St. College Prep, you arf: III you .fpnlk so alori fl fqzzoru you. Modern Dancing, P. A.P. Comm., F.T.A., Latin Club. N i 1, ,U ' ' l ' MARY JANHO Maw l ff v X' RD No. 3, Cedar Grove Rd. Secretarial , Vi FaiIhf11l11r:.f and xfzlrfrfly Ll1'l' her highest qualifies. l li K Presidents Club, Vice Pres. Club, Sq. Dancing, P.A.P. 1 xi' Comm., Library Club, Business Club. .x .X Future: Business. 1 R X iv, N . 0 ' 4, SHIRLEY JW ' VSKM5' . UShirl 5 U, 393 Shiner I i ij.Colege Prep. , fl swf lldflllg is, hqr' 't?fSt'I.U Modern Dfgle, Varsity B s 'tl5all, Softball, Square Danqing, panisb Futubgg Nurse. Club, ltting Club, Office Asst. ' I JAMES JENNEY Jim Park Place, Rt. 43 General Tis goof! lo lim' 1111117 I!'Ul'71.H Future: Air Force. LOUIS JENSEN Luke 69 Clay St., Milltown Commercial '91 IIILIII of few wonlsf' Future: Business. BARBARA JOHNSON Bobbie 40 May St. Distributive Ed. No f'lIl'Z'.f, 1:0 w01'1'if: and lrmghfef in her feel. H.R. Treas., Sq, Dancing, Traffic Squad, Variety Show, Office Asst. Future: College-Dermatologist. FRED JONES Junior 24 Railroad Ave, College Prep. Somefi111t's I flow my eyes cmd zhi11h-sometimes I jimi close my syn. Football. Future: College. -A .PN ifvfwfl' June, 1952 ,I '25 WILMA KANKULA Willie i tw !J!j R.F.D. No. 4, Box 224 Commercial The power of genilcncsx if irrc'sistil1lt'. Sq. Dancing, Hospitality Bc Publicity Comm., Canas- ta Club, Girls Referee Club. Future: Business. ROSE KAPLER Rosie Letson Place, R. No. 19 Secretarial I'm ll llffl'l'f7llg uf lll'lU'I.H Sq. Dancing, Rifle Club, Business Club, Bowling. ix Future: Secretary. FLORENCE KAPLOVSKY Flo 13 Commercial Ave. College Prep. Self-.vz1ff1'c1'c'11cy and hard work are grcul 1'it'hcu'. Jr. Frolics Comm., Asst. Editor of Highlights, Ger- man Club, Advocate Staff, Library Club, Classical Recordings. Future: College. JEROME KASIAN Kasian 277 Burnet St. Commercial It if not whali you know, fill! wlzar you can A gel away willzf' Square Dancing, J.V. Basketball. Future: Business. JOAN KAUZNEY uJoany' 290 Delevan St. Bookkeeping Swivel, pelite, shi: always neat. Knitting Club, H. R. Decorating Comm. Future: Bookkeeping fe ICHOL KEHAY S Nick,' L 335Guilden St. College Prep. tb Nc' Bc good' and yo11'll be happy. Basketball, Rifle Club, Chemistry Club, Alpha Nu Gamma, Hi-Y. Future: College. RUTH ANN KERNER uRuth Annn 122 Huntington St. College Friendship if the 511115 clcrlml ray. Orientation Comm., Assembly Comm., Cheer Business Mgr. Highlights, H.R. Secy., Swimming Team. Future: Nurse. Nwmg JUNE KESTYUS 55 Jersey Ave. A maid so fair Me will never lonely llc. 'K Point 66 Award Comm., H. R. Secy, S. C. Treas., Lunchroom Comm., Checlcroom Comm., Social Comm., Knitting Club, Office Asst. Future: Secretary. I 199 ' J' gn G,-vhpipbf 0 The Advocate V , ,lj-f' ,. ROGER KNUDSON Rog,' ' R.D. No. 1, Box 127 College Prep. Always a good fellow Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, German Club, Social Comm., AC Jr' S.C. Treas., H.R. ' e-Pres. Future: College. , ai' RED KOTTER Fritz ' I 48 Louis St. General HA daslz of mischief and a bit of jest make his merry heart the best. ,, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Chess 66 Checkers. Ft , Future: Undecided. 'J' GERALD KRAUS ujerryv 78 Herbert Ave., Milltown General f P1irp e precedes progress. Pres, of Hi-Y Basketball, Library Club, S.C. Treas. Future: Un e . L K S lVlush 1 ypress e., No nswick. General ., fl ni p ' ways the same, Nat musician, Pfml's the name. I B 4 rack, .R. reas., J.V. Basketball, Assembly U C , Club, Hi-Y. Futur ' usic Teacher. DONALD KRAUSE Makondy,' 123 West Church St., Milltown. Industrial Arts . Home Economics Club arsity Baseball. mfr Future: Navy. G M, , IQOA CY K HL ' uNance 34 Foc Av 1lEOW,!y College Prep. eat nd wel -g oomea' always. ppell o 14: Wcmman eclcroo m Point Bc w omrn., Court- j pug: I ' 414105 b. W ture B mess School VINCENT LaDUCA Vince Cedar Grove Rd. College Prep. Not over serious, not too gay: lint a good fellow in every way. H.R. Vice Pres., H.R, Pres., Traffic Squad, Lunch- room Comm. Future: Undecided. JOHN LAGOWSKI 'lBig Johnl' 14 Dober Ave. Agricultural Silent men like water - deep and dangerous. Rifle Club, Agr. Club, Fix-It Club, Future: Navy. if 1 I lane the sport above the prize. W June, 1952 MARINE LALLIS Mae 87 Hurzelhurst St. General A good disposition is rz rare gift. Traffic Comm., Knitting Club, Bridge Club, Home Economics Club. Future: Seamstress. KENNETH LANGDON Dang-Dangy' 1605 Livingston Ave. General Tall, mn and fC'l'I'if1-C. Varsity Football, Varsity Track, H. R. Pres., Spanish Club, Camera Club. Future: Engineering. GRANT LASHLEY I Grant R.F.D. No 1, Box 520 Incl stri Arts V A youth liglzl-hearied and contcn . ' H.R. Treas., Sq. Dancing. N Future: Show Business ' J ALBERT LATSCHAR R.F.D. No 3, Box 362-A A lad with pofsilvfliz Rifle Club, J.V. Baseball, Fix-it C1 Pres. F. Secy. F.F.A. Future: Farming MARY ANN LAYDEN Mari, East Side Ave. Commercial In love wilh life. Knitting Club, Sq. Dancing, Advocate Rep., Secy. of Junior Retailers Club. V Future: Undecided. EUGENE Le GOFF Gene Box 335, Nlilltown. College Prep. Science conquers all. Chemistry Club, Vice Pres., Honor Society, Chess 66 Checkers, Stamp Club Pres. Future: Chemistry. JUDY LENS , Uludy' 114 Codwise Ave. College Prep How goe: il, lovely l4!l1lC'1'-.f17I'ifC'?H Chorus, Girls Ensemble, A-Cappella Choir, Swim ming team, Sq. Dancing, German Club, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class, Yearbook Comm., Bowling, Classi cal Recordings. Future: College. ROBERT LETSON Bob East Brunswick College Prep. En1hm'iasm ix Me height of num. Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y, Sq. Dancing, H.R. Pres. Soph. Vice Pres. Future: Baseball. The Aolvocafe IIVIA LIELBARDIS 'QLivie,' 20 Bethany St. College Prep. Szlcnce is a true frienrl who nezfef' betrays. Future Undecided. PAULINE LINDTNER Pearline7' 171 Hamilton St. General My hear! rlclighls in fzznfj Bridge Club, Classical Recordings, G.A.A., Knitting Club, Volleyball. Future: Secretary. Q X- U EUGENE LISNAY Dizzy Riverton St., Rt. 14 College Prep. Life is just a sweet pleasant dream. V Football, Varsity Football, H.R. Pres., H.R. Tr s Pres. Club, German Club. F Auto Body Repairrnan. ROSEMARIE LOCANDRO Hsllortyu 36 Alexander St. Commercial '1Sweel and lovely. H.R. Pres., Knitting Club, Square Dancing, Camera Club, Jr. Retailers Club. Future: Beautician. MARGARET LOCASTRO llMargie 61 Throop Ave. Secretarial A quiet little girl, lm! one of worth. P Comm., Social Comm., Assembly Comm., Sq. cing, S.C. Treas., H.R. Vice-Pres. ure Secretary. CAROL LOYEK Babe 7 Henry St. Secretarial lay in life is the tes! of balanrrvl llzfingf' Social Comm., G.A.A., Checkroom Comm. Future: Marriage. ARLES MacKINNON 11Charlie RF D. No. 3, Box 449 College Prep. Silence is gain in many of manlqindf' ss 86 Checkers, French Club, Art Club, Political b Library Asst. ure College. JOSEPHINE MAIMONE Milo 203 Hamilton St. General All me, sl1c's qufct and llrfmzfre bmi get her going and you'1'e nrzfrr sure. H.R. Treas. Social W e 1 f a r e Comm., Checkroom Comm., Variety Show. Future: Bookkeeper. June, 1952 HELEN MAJAROS Blondie Rt. 5, Box 46 Secretarial Fa!zhj'zrl, gcnile, good and kind Io all. Square Dancing, Knitting Club, Girls Ensemble, Point 86 Award Comm. Future: Secretary. GLORIA MANTUANO Glor 31 Woodbridge Ave. Secretarial Bright eyes and zz pleasant smile. Girls Ensemble, Square Dancing, Knitting Club, Point 66 Award Comm. Future: Secretary. CHRIST MANUEL Chris 21 Richmond St. Agricultural W1'ife me as one who loves his fellow mm. Future: Agriculture. SUSAN MARCI-IISON Candy East Millstone Commercial Always pleasant, always kind, always charming and rcfizzz-fl. G.A.A., Modern Dancing, Art Club, Square Danc- ing, S.C. Treas., H. R. Treas. Future: Secretarial School. LADDIE MARI S? Lus 13 t. erso General we w l'l 1, 1zc'L'c1' a care, ihis is Ihr 1110110 if fl Ll fel al' I' I0 fhirh In uzlherc', xxx 3 F N J l J' . - , V JO R 'joan' 1 rg cl Secretarial WX 'A qca l s uf a host of frienzlsf' ,JJ - 1 ea Ch rlea er, . . Comm., Assembly Comm., A S re nce C b, .R. Pres., I-LR. Treas. F ur ' Secr tar f NN ROCCO MASTROSERIO Rock R.F.D. No. 1, Box Z1 Practical Arts He lrird lhe lzzxnry of doing goorl. Camera Club. Future: Uncleciclecl. NORMA MATTLER eeNormH 50 Richter Ave., Milltown. General HI-Ion' hright youth glmms, zuifh ifs illusions, r1sp1'1'alions, 1lrc'ams. Chemistry Club, Nurses Club, Political Club, Canasta Club, Caney Creelc Comm. Future: Nursing. f'9J0c ' E V The Advocate 9918 QW ALICE MATUSZESKI Alicey' 37 Cortlandt St., Milltown College Prep. My mind is my kingdom. A-Cappella Choir, Girls Ensemble, L u n c h r o o m Comm., French Club, Honor Society. Future: Music Teaching. t4 fl 0 YYOI-IN MAZZIE 'lrvlazzf' A Otis Road, Colonial Gardens Commercial Time fell: on ez man, expeeilzlly a good time. 'Al . Football, H.R. Pres., Rifle Club. H Future: Undecided. MARILYN McCARTHY Micky Davidson Ave., Bound Brook. College Prep. Her personality blend: with her l1eu1zly. Cheerleader, S.C. Treas., H.R. Vice Pres., Latin Club, Dancing, Caney Creek Comm. cided. l . . ul LEE MQCONNELL Larry MQ' 5 Alcott Ave., Middlebush Commercial 'Torzeenlation alone conquers. 66 Publicity Comm., Classical Record- Club. Business School. HERBERT MCNEIL Hips 151 Hale St. General Effort fha! is not uzrefixlly zlireelerl is waxlellf' Varsity Football, Track. Future: Undecided. T MELLIRON 'Matchie' . . No. 4, Box 582 Home Economics Ihe fuzz. there would be 110 life ufitlzont her. K ' ng Club, Bridge Club, Home Economics Club, 1 l Club. ure: Seamstress. DORIS MENDELSON Dar 181 Lawrence St. College Prep. Manner, the final and perfect flower of noble c'hurae1er. Make-up Editor 86 Reporter of Highlights, Spanish Club Treas., Finance Comm., Library Asst., Point 86 Award Comm., Advocate Staff, Classical Record- ing. Future: College. SHIRLEY MERRIFIELD Shirl 42 New Street General Nlioozl mmzre if almryx tl part of her. Future: Business. l 1 . rw -- fy, s L f' M blk, J:-.,t.EsL A I, C X. x . xr I M ' Xxpa x Six! his Rxilxw Sie ' O,-.fs-cgk 3 NLG 1632 'ypx l952 , ' ' l June' XlQv' Cxcaaag lex cggxfw ug ROCCO METALLO Roclc'f 22nd Avenue. General He ix truly a good sport. J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, S.C. Treas., Rifle Club, Chess BL Checkers, Track. Future: Draftsman. FLORENCE MILLER Flo 200 Livingston Avenue College Prep. Ioy in life is thc text of lzalarzccd living. Orientation Comm., Point 65 Award Comm.,' Business Mgr. of Advocate, H.R. Treas., Proofreader of'High- lights, Projectionists Club, Finance Comm. Future: College. Q 'lsoffasn Iniliiiial 1 zz zo nz ure RONALD MOODY 71 Lee v nue Future: Amid For 1 ,. e1Marr: MARILYN MORAN 2 Laurel Place A :mile for !'l'!'1'y0f1l' has sho. Secretarial Knitting Club. Future: Secretary. Freckles General MARILYN MUELLER 36 Herbert Ave., Milltown Faithful, gentle, good and kind to all. H.R. Treas., H.R. Pres., rafic Squad, Sq. Dancing, Social Com Future ry A JW L MURP' Murphyy' N 51 H on S Q General MJ If rx not to lon. e ive, fill! how. wi ler o ial Co m., Highlights Rep. W U ' Bd. ALEXANDER NAGY All, 56 Somerset St. General From quiet comm' good worth. Future: Undecided. HAROLD NEWMAN 'QHar'l R.F.D. No. 5, Box 460 Business Ed. Always helpful. Projectionist Club. Future: Business. The Advocate GUS NICKAS Gob 70 Delaaeld St. General lf work and plcamrc d0l1'l mix, drop work. I-l.R. Sec,y., Chess 86 Checkers. Future: Undecided. A ONALD O,NEILL lfmonfi 294 South Randolphville Road College Prep. Why worry, il .fhorlwzs Iifff' A-Cappella Choir, Intercultural Club, Boys Ensem- le, Art Club. uture: College. OTTISMAN Annie 70 Lee Ave. General Quiet in manner, 7'l'S'C'l'I!C'li in speech. Marriage. JEAN OUTCALT Jeanie,' ' 144 Jones Ave. College Prep. Sweet and fair with a dimplc here and fhcrcf' Cheerleader, I-I, R. Vice Pres., H. R. Secy, Caney Creek Comm., Orientation Comm., Spanish Club. Future: College. THERINE PAITAKES MKay 109 Guilden St. Secretarial lKTWi711Qlf77g eyes, curly hair, Ihe IIIIJZUFI' lo u fella? prayer. P. A. P., Twirler, Advocate Rep., Assembly Orientation Comm., Social Comm. Model. JOHN PAKOZDI ujacki' 118 Easton Ave. College Prep. When I'm not 7Il'tll' the one I lozfe, I lon' the one I'm 1Il'lZ7'.U Cross Country Track, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Square Dancing, Projectionist Club. Future: College. BARBARA PALAZZOLO Bobbie Z8 Lillian St., Nixon General With swcclnexs frcxh as any rose. Camera Club Pres., H.R. Treas., Knitting Club, Vice Pres. Riding Club, Public Speaking, Square Dancing. Future: Traphagan School of Fashion. 1 GRACE PALERMO 'Gracie' 136 Suydam St, Secretarial 1'Noi.vy as a falling snowflake. A-Cappella Choir, Girls Ensemble, Classical Record- ings, Square Dancing. Future: Undecided. June, 1952 BARRY PANTER Bar ZO9 Rutgers St. College Prep. Ln him who hui won if lfcar Ilze palm. Varsity Basketball, S.C. Treas., H.R. Pres., Rifle Club, Variety Show, Key Club. Future: Dentistry. SANTA PARLAPANIDES uSanay' 209 Commercial Ave. College Prep. Sw'z'ic'c may lu' Ihr' lqcy that will 0f7l'l1 Iac lillfll' to 5'Ill'c'l'.f.f for you. Assembly Comm., G.A.A., Point 66 Award Comm. Future: Civil Service Worlzer. Q S JUDITH PASSARELLI B Ujuclyl' 255 Townsend St. Commercial Slzc'.v wiliy, lively and full of fan. Future: Undecidedfi ,f i -: n If-IARRIET PASSUCCIO :- I-Yank ' '33 Nassau St. Secretarial If'7w091'y is Ihr' only came of zlfalh, I'll liz-c' on forever. Knitting Club, Classical Recording. Future: Business College. -, ik ' RZ 'S GOLDIE PATKO Silver 143 Hale Street College Prep. 'Wiffzul hides lvclzinzl zlzaz quiet wall? Rifle Clubkifnterscholastic Basketball Team, Chemis- try Club, Rbferee Club, G.A.A., S.C. Treas., Finance Comm., National Honor Society, Traffic Squad, Jr. Red Cross. Future: Conservation Worker. EDWARD PAUL Mozart 25 Richardson Street Commercial His face is an iaalrfx of a gow! al1l'po.vi!i0n. Red Cross Club, Classical Recording, Orientation Comm., Assembly Comm., Stage Crew Comm., P.A.P. Comm., Allied Youth Club. Future: Musical Conductor. FLORENCE PAUSER Flo 785 Woodbridge Avenue General A real f1'1'c111l in faery way. Traffic Squad, Lunchroom Comm., G.A.A. Square Dancing, Choir, Referee, H. R. Treas. Future: Marines. EDWARD PAYOR uEd 105 Guilden Street Industrial Arts Ez'e1'yo11r is fha' arrhifccl of his own fUl'Illl1E'.U J. V. Football, V a r s i t y Football, Varsity Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Square Dancing, S. C. Treas. Future: Undecided. avg,-sm l I Q1 L 15 The Advocate l-I PEEPLES Peeps 1 Talmadge Street General Life is just 11 roxy apple llllll :hc lm: the bigger! bile. Traffic Squad, I-l.R. Secy, Social Comm., Library Sewing Instructor. 4KNf!'Fl' tl zronfvlc, zzrucl' Ll f1'ow11. Club, I-l.R. Treas., Projectionist Club. Future: Radio 66 T.V. School. JOANNE PERRINO Hilo 165 Ward Street General A 1111r1'y 1176 and tl gay spirilf' Dramatics Club, Nurses Club, Advocate Rep., F.T.A., Public Speaking Club, S. C. Treas, Future: College. WILLIAM PELLICANE Wild Bill R.F.D. No 4, Box 515 Agriculture Highlights Rep., Square Dancing, Vice Pres. of Ag. JENNIE PIERSANTI Jen 190 Remsen Avenue Secretarial A 111111111 111111 f111'1f1fz1lly kept is 11: LL 110610 deal. Future: Air Hostess. BEATRICE POLISKIN Bea 84 Central Avenue Commercial Life if wha: j'I1II 11111fqf 11. She' alwzzyx nzfzkcs it fun. Nurses Club, German Club, Knitting Club, Public Speaking, S.C. Treas., Junior Retailers Club, Caney Creek Comm., Ways 86 Means Comm. Future: Buyer. RICHARD POVEROMO uDick1v School Street, Stelton College Prep. Why 111' .vc1'i1111x 111111111 1lzf'1'f s so 111111'h fo Itzzzglz 1I!70IIf.H Camera Club, J.V. Baseball. Future: Undecided. GRACE PREVITY MGFBCIC7 I 114 Louis Street College Prep. pf K- ' ' Well ffllrff I-II 11111, glllfflllli 171 dl'I71.f.H ' H. R. Pres., Social Comm., Assembly Comm., Na- V tional Honor Society, Projectionists Club, Riding ,, Club, Bridge Club, Rep. to N. Citizenship Con- I 5 vention, French Club, Chairman of Senior Prom. Yi! X Allied Youth Pres. . . ' P Future: Art School or College. M JOSEPH QUARANTA aloe 232 French Street General ' '24 fufllny for your fh1111gf1t.f. Future: Undecided. I Q ,f . in June, 1952 M I - ' Q5 MF' 073 -K MARIE PRESSLER Mar gcppx W' if 89 Codwise Avenue General LM' gtvip A cheerful .ffznil in a cheerful heart. Knitting Club. Future: Undecided. , ,bfi fp! Q VFP' MDF' if VICTORIA PRESSLER 'tVicki 89 Codwise Avenue General The hand zhizz nzndz' yon ftllvl' nmdr you good. Glee Club, Girls Ensemble, Nurses Club, Advocate Rep. Future: Waves. SHIRLEY RADDLES UShirl QVC-9C9 ll Bergen Court General x Truly a happy .foul is she. Juv'- Basltetball, Volleyball, Softball. ' Future: Seamstress. MARY RADWAN Mary 43 Church Street Secretarial Theres de1c'1'nzinn1ion hidden in hcl' quiet way. Red Cross Club, Square Dancing, National Honor Society, Research Comm., P.A.P. Comm. Future: Secretary. MICHAEL RAPPAPORT Mike', Rt. No. 5, Box 489 ollege Prep. Undecided in ezffryfhing from o grkzwdnf' Varsity Football, Varsity as bal. 4,,. ' Future: College. 4 ELVERA RECINE 114 Delevan Street Secretarial Silence und r1'ncrl1'Iy, hand in hand. Knitting Club, Bridge Club, Office Asst. Future: Secretary. MARIE RECORDS Marie'7 12 Sixth Street General J To excel! is to h'z'c. ' National Honor Society. Future: College. DAVID REED My 1' 'Dave Dayton, N. Agriculture Silent lhozrghrs oflcn hrnzk wizh much .f11rce.f.r. Future: Florist. U The Advocate ELIZABETH REED Betty 52 Handy Street General Silence is more !'f0i1Il!'lIf than words. Future: Secretary. CHARLES REINBECK Red 1 James Street Industrial Arts Why worry? Tomorrow is tomorrow. Camera Club. Future: Undecided. , REINALDO REYES l'Ray 8 Crescent Road, Nixon College Prep. fl happy hmrt nzukfs ll happy day. Baseball, Camera Club, Archery' Club, Swimming 86 Life Saving. Future: Pharmacist. EDWARD RITVO Ed 114 Bayard St. College Prep. Szrz'u'.v: is Llifllfllflll through c'011.fIar1t cfforlf' J.V. Basketball, German Club Treas., Traffic Comm., Chess 66 Checkers, Hi-Y, Highlights Reporter. Future: College. RICHARD ROBINSON Dick'y 199 Easton Ave. Agricultural L'11jayi12g life ll! if ronzfs his way. J.V. Football, Varsity Football. Future: Undecided. RAYMOND ROBERTS Junior 31 Van Liew Ave., Milltown General My opinion I: .fcldom l'0iL'l'!i.', Courtesy Cluln. Future: Undecided. Q ose 9' A Hsmlt Q W5 at Q. lm LQ 5, ox Q College Prep. H IKLTA' ' ' A '01 I. A Q5-SQ2U94fD111Y,m 5111 Wcgfaisdtggl cg ., Polka? Ce' , French Club, 5 Ewcm 5 I utur' e . 7 DO QRWLBS Q A Qygrggfro fd FRANK RUBIN q'Rube' 201 Handy St. College Prep A good 11llflll'l'l1 hay always ramly for fun and joy. Social Comm., Band. Future: College. 1 June, 1952 ELLIOT RUBINSTEIN l'Floyd ZOO Redmond St. College Prep. Small minzlx form mol1.f,' clrzzel' minds nenl no chre1'.f. Co-Editor of Advocate, Honor Society, Alpha Nu Gamma, Political Club, Variety Show, Sq. Dancin Future: College. LAWRENCE SANISLO Lar 162 Easton Ave. General What .fhonlzl H1011 do but be n1c1'z'y7 J.V. Football. Future: Undecided. VIRGINIA RUSSERT 5 Alexander St. Of simple l'lt'g!IIIL't'.H Point 86 Award Comm., Finance Comm., Office Asst., Knitting Club Secy, Bridge Comm. Future: Secretary. VICTORIA SACCA 17 Throop Ave. General fl laugh 011 hm' lips and fun in lm' heart. H.R. Secy, Social Comm., Caney Creek Comm., Sq. Dancing. Future: Undecided. JOHN SALASKO M-Iuniorv R.F.D. No. 1, Box 464 College Prep. If11lfw'fI11ulity is the salt of mmmofz life. J.V. Football, H.R. Vice Pres. Hi-Y, Varsity Foot ball, HR. Secy, S.C. Treas., Square Dancing. Future: College IVAN SAIFF Ivan', 305 Powers St. College Prep. Tbry fan ronqfzcr who lvclifzfc tllry can. H.R. Vice Pres., I-l.R. Pres., Pres. Chemistry Club, Political Club, Research Comm., Intercultural Club, Rifle Club. Future: Pharmacy. 0 CL 1001! MW G ERT Q eb a.ter'? W 5 C mercial ' 20011 II 1 ral g J.V. Footballf' -Cappell C Advocate Rep Highlights Re! ' I Future: Uncle . 1 VICTOR RUSSEL 'lRuss 142 Somerset St. General HF: lzolzrxz and swell, i.f11'l fhdl enough I0 fell. Chess 56 Checkers, Rifle Club, Intermural Baseball, Basketball Mgr., Hi-Y. Future: Undecided. Q 46' WEE? Qt The Advocate 3 Q 33 JAMES SARANTOS Greek 176 Baldwin St. College Prep. Good :c11.fz' is 1101 ll UUHIIHOII thing. J.V. Basketball, Projectionist Club, Square Dancing, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, German Club. Future: Biology. SANTINA NTISI Hsandyy' 161 Th op Ave. General Knitting C1 Social e are H. R. Vice Pres., Hospitality 1 C ' fe me 11 Lifl 'z', l'm yo ng' yd. 7 1. . - - ,,-. , Future: de sg choo . Q BERNARD SASS Berniey' R.D. No. 1, Box 322 College Prep. Hr 1: likz' 11 Illllll lfdlkfllg' 1'1I111a'fol11ea'. Future: College HELEN SATHMARY Helen Z47 Somerset St. College Prep. Si11fc1'1fy and irnlh 1111' thc f7tl5l5 of czfny zf1r!11c. German Club, Chemistry Club, A-Cappella Choir, H. R. Pres., H. R. Treas., Office Asst. Yearbook ' Comm. Future: College SCALZONE Susie, .D. No. 3, Box 246 Secretarial Niro lhing: some 1.11 small pu1'k11gzu'. Economics Club, Knitting Club. Future: Undecided. I-IELENE SCI-IMITCHEN Little Smithn 46 Comstock Street College Prep. .S'z1'cct and kind 111111 tl friczzfl lo all. Nlodern Dancing, Red Cross Club, Caney Creek Comm., Social Comm., P.T.A., German Club, Knit- ting Club. Future: College. CHARLES SCHORK Charlie 5 Edgewood Place College Prep. K Work well and In' .f11wc155f11l. Projectionists Club, Fix -it Club, Business Club, Camera Club, H.R. Sargent-at-Arms. Future: Undecided. RUTH SCHORK Ruthie 19 Pershing Ave., Milltown Secretarial HNYl'l'l'I' sfriozzx. 11c11c1' Ll frown, zzalhing ffl Ziff' , can gr! hw' dowzzf' Head Twirler, P.A.P. Comm., H.R. Treas. Future: Secretary. 8 Q yi 14 Wintrop Road, B. B. General W 3 , ii lf1'0m 161' ZTOZUII of his fzcazf fo Ihr mfr of his S X fre! hr' 1,5 all nifrfhf' W X Basketball, Hi-Y. f Future: Engineering. PAULA SHEFF 'QPaulU 240 Talmaclge St. General June, 1952 DELORES SCHUSTER Dee 94 W. Church St., Milltown Secretarial l:'i1sy to loolg ul, nice to know, tlmilf why people like hcr xo. Knitting Club, 10-B Party Comm., S. C. Treas., Sq. Dancing, Secy to Miss Scally, Social Welfare Comm., Point 86 Award Comm. Future: Undecided. DOROTHY SCIORTINO Dot 120 Codwise Avenue General Her fizzfolilz' l1'fc1'ul111'c is Ihr' fuxfzion 1m1gazi11c. Highlights Rep., Advocate Rep., Square Dancing, Modern Dancing. Future: Undecided. CARL SCOTT uFlam-Flaml' 97 Ward Street Commercial -Q W He has cnllizfafczi 5lc1w11m'5. 'ij '-A Choir, Boys Glee Club, Traffic Squad, Classical ie-i ' 2:' iiiii 555' cording, Advocate Rep., Highlights Rep. g , ' ' Q ff- ...YT f. Future: Musician. 'H 7 ',.. ' CLAIRE SEAKER ffclaifei' . gl. 91 Clay St., Milltown Secretarial 7'V' ..,, A que:-nly mazznrr, a sparkling ,tnzi!c'. ii E i ii W National Honor Society, Office Asst., Hos. 86 Pub. Comm., Secy to Mr. Compher, Bridge Club, Caney , Creek Comm., Secy to Miss Tischler. '--' Future: Secretary. DOLORES SERWATKA Dee 10 Ball Street Secretarial Of all Ifze gifts :he dom' possess, Ifzf fum' of Ihfsr Iii' f1'1'r'l1dli11e.fx. K Social Comm., Knitting Club. KN' ture: Secretary. NICHOLAS SFERRAZZA i'Bouncl Brookn Czzrio:f1y is thc Ihlillfl of Ihr Joni. H. R, Secy., Finance Comm., Bridge Club, Highlights Reporter, School Store. Future: Business School. R R S K 'QSlim,' 81 h eet Academic ' 'uyx f71fH.fIIl'f' first. . Pr ' ionist C1 ', ha Nu Gamma, Spanish Clu H. R Secy, . . Baseball, Varsity Basketball gl., Vic Presi of Hi-Y. , AP uture: utgers. ya 'rf The Advocate' LOUISE SIRMANS Lou R.F.D. No. Z, Box 101-B Home Economics A quiet maid wiih wilzning rhzzrnzf' Girls Ensemble, Square Dancing. Future: Undeciclecl. PAULINE SLAGADA Slug 4 Florence St. Business Ed. fl winning mzilf, u friendly heart, II frm' fI'I'L'l7d from the zfrry 5I!1I'l.n H. R. Treas., Square Dancing, Jr. Retailer Club, Knitting Club. Future: Unclecidecl. FLORENCE SNEDIKER Flow 42 Senior Street College Prep. While we live, lr! Us rnjoy life. Orientation Comm., Advocate Rep., Spanish Club, F.T.A., Camera Club, Chaperone Comm., Jr. Frolic Comm., Knitting Club, Honor Society, Pres. of FTA. Future: Teachers College. 'lSmitty Commercial Ifllijk fu way: frui Kilim. 'Reclyx oss, Rifle , Research b, ik tail u . Desi . Q ,ff .hr- ' ic - JANET SOETER Jannien 102 College Avenue College Prep. '!Uf7I'fg'f1f as an l'XL'Ill771llIi0ll point. Pres. of N. B. Youth Council, Feature Editor of Ad- vocate, Modern Dancing, Public Speaking Club Pres., Square Dancing, Interscholastic Basketball, High- lights Staff, Girls A.A., Swimming, Variety Show, Junior Frolics Comm., Library Asst., Latin Club. Future: College. 3 7 ' 4 a- ANTH SOLAZ Vfoaff 69 Ro Pl o ege Prep. ' , po r, knowfedgf-ul 5 I . M, Libra ry Cm?Ca'mer b, H r 5 asociety, .R. s .f Ml Future: 1 N . SPICER Viv Drift Street General Thi' secret nf JIILTFSJ if coiislazzfy of p1rrp0.fe. Club, Rifle Club, Chemistry Club, Pro- Club, Nurses Club, Art Club, Assembly e: Nurses Training. JOSEPH SPISAK Aorta Kid Z7 Robinson St. College Prep. His hl'Lll'I and hand both opru and f70I1Z fret. Research Comm., Finance Comm., H. Secy., Busi- ness Club, Political Club, Point 86 Award Comm., Assembly Comm., Rifle Club. Future: Engineering. R F Auld Abt! ,wi . I 6 X U ' f t 'K ff! ' V June, 1952 , , A ' f BEVERLY SPRAGUE Q 225 Redmond Street College Prep. ' Dfgnifird, capable, always 1'z'lizzl1lc'. Ux French Club, Square Dancing, Horsemanship Club, Girls A.A., Allied Youth. Future: Undecided. ZOLTAN STER 15 Hartwell Stret Colle So quirf you Ilzink he is rlslrcpf' Spanish Club, German Club, Hi-Y. ' Future: College. SHARON STILWELL Sharry' 18 Throop Ave. College Prep. Only Ihr strong in .fplrit shall gain cfzfrunce into H:'aUe11. Co-Editor of Highlights, Asst. Advocate Editor, H.R. Treas., Secy. Research Comm., Honor Society, G.A.- A., Orientation Comm., P.A.P. Comm., Vice-Pres. of Spanish Club, Senior Prom Comm., Yearbook Comm., Variety Show. Future: Journalist. AGNES STILLWELL t'Ace ge Prep. 87 Baldwin Street Commercial Good humor, ilze smzxhine of the mind. Square Dancing, Point 66 Award Comm., S.C. Treas., H. R. Vice Pres. Future: Undecided. f ARLENE SWANSBORO Sam', 102 Richardson St. College Prep. A c'hccrful heart make: many frier11l:. Cheerleader, All State Chorus, A-Cappella Choir, Chairman of Assembly Comm., Modern Dancing, P.A.P. Comm., H. R. Secy. Future: Nursing. RUTH STRYKER Ruthie', Z1 Handy St. College Prep. A kindly word and .fmile for ull, H.R. Pres., Pres. of Secy Club, Vice-Pres. of Jr. V L Class, S.C. Secy., Secy of Orientation Comm., Library Club Secy., Junior Frolic Comm., Senior Prom E Comm., ,G.A.A., Social Welfare Comm., Delegate to S. C. Conventions. Future: College. ll STEPHEN SZAJKO Steve Rt. No. 1, Box 33-A, P. A. Agriculture Labor conqzzerf all lhing.s'. Rifle Club. Future: Agriculture. JOSEPH SZARK Smily 5 Hassart Street General A smile will always l0Ivl1.U J. V. Baseball, V. Basketball, H. R. Vice Pres., H. R. Treas. Future: Undecided. ff? The Advocate Y 0 X , pf ' Q JOSEPHINE TAORMINA Jw 'G V' Z 90 Home St. Secretarial 1 V Nice personality, cute and sweet, a belief' girl g . 'B yozfll Ilfllfl' meer. fy, E V ' Chariman of P.A.P., Twirler, Orientation Comm., : ii ' G Q Highlights Rep., Assembly Comm., Social Comm. 1' ,Ag A 6 i w: A Future: Stewarcless. -A 7 - i1.i L . E 1 , 4 ' A 3 i 1 4 T Q . ,fy A ,ir -' JANET THOMPSON 'fpeanuvf .9 ,. ' 1 I. si. .X R.F.D. No. 4, Georges Roacl Bookkeeping 923' A - , iyf Always seen and always lzcaz-fl. X ,J ' 1 W' 5 ,..r I L H. R. Vice Pres., Square Dancing, Camera Club, -, .. A R' R ' , . i Bowling. . W Future: Accountant. X x . x ,:2- f .., o V A Q X S 5 K 11' RICHARD THOMAS t'Ricl1ie . . l as ---..V Q . 132 Neilson St. Industrial Arts . '.,. K Good name is one of his greatest zusclsf' Club, Chess 66 Checkers, Social Comm., f st Club, Basketball. ,. 1 Trade School. T. HEWLETT THURMAN Q'Hew1efw I T 31 Hassart St. General . Ma., Wim: misclzief lies behind that sober mind? ly-'if 1 Nurses Club, Intercultural Club, Public Speaking, ' 333533332 Alpha Nu Gamma. 5 ifiiilf I Future: U U Grayce General Course GfDo1iP'akc nz , I'm enjoying life. iwry b, Pu ' peaking. tur ' eciclecl. ELEANOR TISCHHAUSER Tisch' M Riv Avei, Millnown College Prep. N 'yivillmhwcl' all things faithfully. TrR uad, in Club, Chemistry Club, Nurses C1 . ' . ur : u sei QJ K 1 ' EORGE TOORNBURG l'Torn 57 Sturges Road General 9 You can achieve your goal by carmfsi and A thoughtful work. Future: Construction Worker. ERNEST TOTH uErnie 610 Livingston Ave. General Hc's not a surgeon, fmt his always L-:ming np. J.V. Basketball, Cross Country Track, V. Basketa ball, Projectionist Club. Future: Drafting. V -43 June, 1952 GERALDINE TOTH Geri Z0 First St. General Short and pcppyf' Highlights Rep., Square Dancing. Future: Marriage. BETHENE TREUMAN Betl'1,' R.F.D. No. 4, Box 437 College Prep. She dolh nofhmg fm! talk of hw' harsrf' S.C. Treas., Pres. of Riding Club, Rifle Club, Point and Award Comm., Knitting Club. Future: Commercial Art. CHARLES TUCKER uBuCl Middlebush College Prep. f'Tl1r world is fwlrsscfl most by mm who do filings. Square Dancing, Projectionist Club, Variety Show, Assembly Comm., Advocate Rep., Rifle Club. Future: College. WALLACE TROTMAN Wally R.F.D. No. Z, Box 127 Industrial Arts Noi!ii11g is 1'mposs:'f1lz' I0 Ilia f11111rs11'io11s. Future: Civil Service. MARGARET TULLAI Margie 86 Central Ave. General Dm-rims also FOIIUIIIIIYF part of 0nf's f'Il1ll4'tIffOlI.H Knitting Club, Classical Recording, Girls Ensemble. Future: Beautician. JOAN VANACORE Funny Faceu R,F.D. No. l, Box 294-C. General I saw ann' f0l'l'I77.H Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Girls Glee Club, A Cappela Choir. Future: Undecided. JOHN VAN LIEW Van 43 Neilson Street General fl quid 1171055117715-71g Map, who will go fur. Football. Future: Undecided. MYRA VAN SICKLE Ricky 147 Sandford St. Distributive Ed. UjflLll1llf'I'5 sfzr fzalfz and plnzsizzg loo. Latin Club. Future: Buyer. Too., . ,f.Ww'lw The Advocate tlfvly I, LOIS VAN WINKLE uLouie,' Rt. No. 4, Box 498 College Prep. In lzer Ivllgllf is zlze law of lqi1111'nc55. Chairman of Social Welfare Comm., S. C. Treas., Highlights Staff, Varsity Basketball, Swimming Team, National Honor Society. College. LILLIAN VASVARI Lil 355 Handy Street Commercial Slzc'x always so jolly and plm.va11Z. Point 66 Award Comm., Square Dancing. Future: Uncleciclecl. CHARLOTTE VELLOS Chaz 44 Powers Street General Lcm'ning add: zz precious .facing to the rye. Twirler, Square Dancing, Social Comm., H. R. Treas. Future: Busw. i 5 'fl E N VERGANO Uvefgff , RFD No. 1, Box 358 College Prep, Worry and I have nun' mfr. Future: Business. WILLIAM VISOKAY Fizz 122 Riva Ave., Milltown Commercial lVI0rlcs1y lvecofncf a young num. Basketball. Future: Business. ELAINE VLIET :'Elainie Lawrence Brook Manor General AlwuyJ happy, always gay, alway: luuglzing through ' flu' day. Library Club, Lunchroom Comm., Spanish Club, F.T.A., Advocate Rep. Future: Business School. ORHEES UI-Iooksi' stock St., Bookkeeping quizfr girl with winning l'hEU'f!1.,l ap la. Choir, Luncheon Comm., Girls Ensem- Puh. Comm., Modern Dancing, Knitting F re: Marriage. JOAN WHITE 'Joan' 74 Jersey Ave. Commercial Her smile f7l'1'g!lff'l1! the livrx of oilzfrsf' H, R. Vice Pres., H. R. Secy., P.A.P. Commz, Politi- cal Clu'b, Allied Youth Secy. Office Assistant, Knitt- ing Club, Classical Recording. Future: Airline Hostess. ., l , w , . Q- i 9 JOAN ZIDLI s. Qqoanief, , df' ' ' J, f-ffl Ash cl Place - Secretarial N' .J fi Olkflflg com on will lm worllzy of you. N -X L T 'Nation Honorfocie' ,-Hos. 66 Pub. Comm., Secy. i V y to Mr. Cdmp er, Office Assistqnt, Orientation 1 4 ,'ff0'n'1m., Bridge Club, Business Clubs' . bn! Future: Sfcretary. 9 JI Vx. June, 1952 9 JOAN WIEBOLDT Joan s 289 George Street College Prep. A kllldlllkff if 71!'l'C'l' lofi. Social Comm., A-Cappella Cho' , Spanish Club. Future: Undecided. ' . Jrll il yi' . il 'H me sr I A SO Qi. Q Irm ls w Plac B eeping y H f Anal 1' flo of olds - anolhcr Xorg' ul. 6 Rifl Clu S. re?YKn' :ing Clubfw, X I . F ure: Uncle e .mv ep' ftp 0' . W' WILSON' Scotty Z Talmadge St. Distributice Ed. s 'Sensibilify is the ' uw' of won I. anasta b, junio etailers ridge Club, ' I ' aney Com assical ecorcling Club, Busi- ss ub. F u : Bu r. K. , F - 1 Otto 8 ottage ., Milltown Commercial 7101 f he harmony of the heart. Future: . LOIS WOODS Luigi 1102 Livingston Ave. General She rise: lo any :imntfon H. R. Vice Pres., Square Dancing. Future: Secretary. J, ,.,,,, JOHN ZAABADICK 'eZab H E . 508 George St. Bookkeeping A K L To be an :zthlclc - what is belief? :lr ak Varsity Track, Cross Country Indoor and Outdoor S I Track, Projectionists Club. tif ' Future: Bookkeeping. -, PHILIP ZASLOWER 'izasv ii 77 Welton Street College Prep. U0 A mun of many w01'1l5. Alpha Nu Gamma, Projectionists Club, Basketball Nlgr., Hi-Y, Square Dancing, Public Speaking. Future: Rutgers. , J, .A , f O The Advocate Q in 01 Q 3 Q f 9 A c T Y T E S fx gl V U x 422 The Advocate gvii xt W ,x .Ike '- 1 Lf li'? V I lqg!W 3 lass History SOPHOMORE YEAR Expectation, shadowed by hesitation, in- fluenced our Hrst weeks at New Brunswick Senior High School. Our anxiety was SOIHC- what appeased by the Orientation Connnit- tee, which helped us establish ourselves in this new environment. Initiation was con- cluded by a Punishment Assembly, held for those who refused to participate. Our initial large social function was the I0-B party held on October ll, l949, in the Senior High Gym. There were refreshments and entertainment, the latter provided by several talented members of our class. X'Ve elected our class officers in October. They were: President, Robert Arlett, Vice- President, Carl Leoneg Secretary, Molly Arouhg Treasurer, Blanche Bittay. Another member of our class, Martin Edenbaum, was elected to the office of Chairman of the Re- search Committee. Along athletic lines, several sophomores distinguished themselves in football. Carl Leone, Bob Peterson, and Kenny Langdon were part ol' the Varsity Team. In track, Marlin Edenbaum, Sam Fischer, and others participated. In Junior Varsity Basketball, Fred Kotter, Bob Bakos, Joe Stark, Ronnie Giles, and Ernie Toth were members of the team. Bob Letson, Bob Arlett, and Lionel Bannister helped the Zebra Varsity Baseball team to a good season. Judy Lens competed in a swimming meet in Florida. Musically, several sophomores were in the school band and many in the choir. The choir concert was held in our auditorium on May 19. Molly Arouh, Aloe Ciraco, Ronnie East, and others, appeared in the Variety Show of March 9 and I0. I'Ve had an active and stimulating school year, but summer vacation was received with the thorough and whole-hearted approval of the class. JUNIOR YEAR After a pleasant summer vacation we returned to school less hesitant and feel- ing a great deal more at home. After we had poked fun at the initiation of the f'lowIy sophomores, we got down to the serious busi- ness at hand. Early in the year we elected our class officers who were: President, Ted Camastrag Vice-President, Ruth Stryker, Secretary, B l a n c h e Bittayg Treasurer, Martin Edenbaum. Robert Arlett and Martin Edenbaum were honored by be- ing elected as Vice-President and Sgt. at Arms, respectively, of the Student Council. The athletic activities of the year got underway with the football season. Repre- senting our class on the varsity team were: Rocco Metallo, Herb McNeil, Nick Azzarita, Gilbert Salter, Bill Feeney, Ken Langdon, Ivan Saiff, Gene Lisnay, Howie Berk, Richard Robinson, and Dave Paulus. John Zaabadick and Ed Paul were members of the undefeated cross-country team. Basketball season found our classmates Bob Arlett, Joe Stark, Barry Panter, and Fred Kotter in there pitching hard for the varsity team. Wfe rounded out the year's athletic pro- gram with our baseball season in which juniors Bob Letson, Lionel Bannister, and Rocco Metallo contributed to the success of the team. Of course, our vivacious and attractive June, 1952 49 cheer leaders cheered our teams on. The juniors on the cheering squad were Nicki Furnari, Marilyn Collins, Jean Outcalt, Doris Heitzenroder, Arlene Swansboro, Marilyn Mc- Carthy, Joan Marrone, and Ruth Ann Ker- ner. Under the leadership of Judy Lens, a girls' swimming team was formed which was quite successful. Participating as members of this team were Lois Van Winkle, Ruth Kerner, Janet Soeter, Betty Baird, and Judy Lens. Judy attended a swimming meet in Texas. The class of 1952 took part not only in athletic activities but also in musical, dra- matic, literary and Student Council events. Ronald Dries, August Hartkern, Demetri Costas, Frank Rubin, Robert Dries, Ronald Giles, Sam Fischer, Paul Krauss, and Gilbert Salter were members of the band. Several juniors took part in the A-Cappella Choir and four of them, Marilyn Mueller, Blanche Bittay, Joseph Ciraco, and Carl Scott, were honored by being chosen to represent the choir in the All-Star Chorus which sang at the Teachers' Convention in Atlantic City. The Dramatic classes gave two presenta- tions, three one acts and one three act. Class- mates appearing in the casts of these plays were Ernie Toth, Renate Biel, Joanne Per- rino, Edward Paul, Barbara Palazzola, Ron- ald Dries, Tama Busch, Bernard Anklowitz and Barbara Johnson. Our annual Variety Show was given in March and Barbara John- son, Ronald East, Herb McNeil, Joe Ciraco, and numerous other juniors helped to make the show a success. Many members of the Class of 1952 ex- hibited a flair for writing and a few won hon- orable mention in a poetry contest for young writers. They were Claire Seaker, Florence Kaplovsky and Sharon Stilwell. In a local contest given by our school magazine Helena Schmitchen, Florence Miller, and Renate Biel took first prizes in the poetry, essay, and editorial divisions, respectively. At the end of the school year, Martin Edenbaum was elect- ed editor of our school paper, the High- lights , and Rod H a r t m a n n and Elliot Rubenstein were chosen as co-editors of the school magazine The Advocate . Ed Ritvo and Renate Biel helped win a cup for the school in the state-wide German Declamation Contest. Eugene LeGoff received a prize for being outstanding in science. Elmira College chose Sharon Stilwell as the outstanding Junior girl. Grace Previty, who did outstanding work in art, was selected by the women's clubs of the vicinity to attend a week-long conference at New Jersey College for Woiiien, and Rob- ert Arlett was chosen to attend New Jersey Boys' State, also at New Jersey College for W'omen. The main social function of the year was the Junior Frolic, an informal dance held in our gym. lt was well attended and was gener- ally considered a success. At the end of the year, our newly elected Student Council officers were installed and ready to take over for the Senior year. Repre- senting our class were: President, Robert Ar- lett, Secretary, Ruth Strykerg and Treasurer, Barry Panter. And so another school year drew to a close --a happy and active one for the class of 1952 who were now going home to rest up for the biggest year of all - the senior year. SENIOR YEAR Our long awaited Senior Year had finally arrived. We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-two, started energetically to make this year our best. YVe elected the following senior class officers: President, Ted Camastrag Vice-President, Judy Lens, Secretary, Blanche Bittayg and Treasurer, Paul Krauss. Many of our class members were chair- man of Student Council Committees in their senior year. They are: Jo Taormina, P.A.P.: Helen Ellis, Social: Florence Pauser, Lunch- roomg Florence Miller, Point and Award: Arlene Swansboro, Assembly, Lois Van Win- kle and Josephine Maimone, Social Welfare: Sharon Stilwell, Researchg Ethel Flisser, Checkroomg and Florence Miller, Finance. The Advocate Ruth Ann Kerner was chairman of the Orien- tation Committee, in which many of us were active. Now after orientation of the sopho- mores we really felt like those big superior seniors we were supposed to be. After a membership drive and assembly talk by an Allied Youth representative of Wasli- ington, D. C., a chapter of that organization was set up here in N.B.H.S. Grace Previty was elected chairman. Our class made history by completing the War Memorial for the boys of our school who had fought and died in World War I and ll. Joe Ciraco was head of this committee. On November 12, 1951, a formal dedication service was held which was attended by the entire student body and faculty. Speeches were made by important community men, wreaths were placed on the memorial, and there was a gun salute. This is an unfor- gettable event in the minds of all who at- tended. The New klersey Association of Student Council held a convention at Rutgers Uni- versity on November 16. Seniors attending as representatives of the school were: Robert Arlett, Ruth Stryker, Barry Panter, Florence Miller, Sharon Stilwell, Joe Ciraco, Ruth Ann Kerner, Ted Camastra, and jo Taormina. Florence Miller was one of the speakers at the convention. Our newspaper and literary magazine were also headed by very competent seniors. Mar- itn Edenbaum was editor-in-chief of the Highlights Assistant editors were Sharon Stilwell and Florence Kaplovsky. Copy editor was Molly Arouh. Doris Mendelson and Pauline Anklowitz worked on the make-up and Florence Miller was proof-reader. Ruth Ann Kerner was business manager and Juan- ita Fieseler was circulation manager. Many other seniors were reporters. Rod Hartmann and Elliot Rubenstein shared honors as co- editors of the Advocate. john Good- son was a very original publicity manager and Florence Miller was the business man- ager. At the Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- ciation Conference in New York City, the Advocate was awarded first place for its fine showing. The Highlights was cited for its outstanding editorial on tuberculosis which was written by Florence Kaplovsky, a member of the staff. The Highlights re- ceived second place in The Columbia Scholas- tic Press Contest. Four seniors were chosen to be in the All-State Chorus.I They were: Arlene Swans- boro, Blanche Bittay, Carl- Scott, and Joe Ciraco. Many of our class members were also active in the school band and the Kybo Kids. The senior Kybo Kids were: Frank Rubin, Paul Krauss, Demetri Costas, and August Hartkern. One of the big school pro- jects was to raise money for new uniforms for the band members. Money was obtained for this fund in many ways, one of which was the printing and selling of the f'Code of Ethics cards. These are wallet-sized cards with a picture of the War Memorial on one side and the school code of ethics on the other. Another aim was to earn a television set for our school through the Acme Contest. This was accomplished late in March by complete cooperation of all the students and by the work of Ruth Ann Kerner, a very ambitious chairman. Athletic events also played an important part in the lives of the seniors. We were active in football, basketball, track, and swimming. Starring on the N.B.H.S. Varsity Football Team were: Ken Langdon, Howie Berk, Herbie McNeil, Nick Azzarita, Rocco Metallo, Gene Lisnay, Bill Feeney, Ivan Saiff, Gil Salters, John Salasko, Mike Rappaport, Bernie Anklowitz, and Richard Robin- son. Herbie McNeil was also outstand- ing in track. He won the 1952 sixty yard high hurdles to become state champion. Many of our track members appeared at Madison Square Garden. Martin Edenbaum and Ken Langdon were also track men. Our girls were also active in sports. On the girls' vars- ity basketball team were: Betty Baird, Gloria Bolyog, Helen Ellis, Pat Gierman, Shirley Janovsky, Goldie Patko, Florence Pauser, June, 1952 51 Joan Vanacore, Lois Van Winkle, Santa Parlapanides, Marine Lallis, Shirley Raddles, and Arlene Swansboro. The swimming team, headed by our own Judy Lens, started to make strides in our senior year. Other seniors on the team were: Betty Baird, janet Soeter, Ruth Ann Kerner, and Lois Van WVinkle. Artistically speaking, a few seniors took part in the annual Halloween window paint- ing contest. ln the city wide contest, Florence Miller designed the second prize senior win- dow. Her helpers were Molly Arouh and Tama Busch. Bethene Trueman received third prize for her striking picture of a flying horse. Q The senior class is also scientihc minded. Rod Hartmann won a 515100 scholarship and a trip to Washington, D. C. after being one of the top forty in the country in the Westing- house Talent Search Contest. Eugene LeGoff was awarded honorable mention in the same contest. On a panel discussion of the junior Town Meeting television show, Tama Busch spoke on the topic What Next in Western Germany? Tama also appeared on a '4New York Times Youth Forum which was broad- cast over station WQXR. She also represented our school in the annual state poetry contest. Barbara Palazzolo received first prize in a contest for making and designing a suitable baby-sitting outfit. Sharon Stilwell appeared on the television program Rate the Record. Of the four panelists, she proved most accurate in rating the records close to the ratings given by the professional critic. Arlene Swansboro, Barry Panter, John Christ, and Nikki Furnari danced on the program while the records were being played. The dramatic classes were a huge success when they presented their three one-act plays on Feb. l4 and l5. First of the three plays which were cast predominately with seniors was the Clown Who Ran Away with Grant Lashley as DoDo, the clowng also Grace Tim- ko, Cecile Elfant, Barbara Palazzolo, Lillian Vasvary, Marlene Freedberg, Elliot Ruben- stein, john Goodson, Alvin Fuller, Bill Fee- ney, Florence Pauser, Jo Ann Perrino, and Joe Ciraco. This play was shown at all the local elementary schools. Appearing in Anti- Clockwisey' were seniors Ruth Ann Kerner, Pauline Anklowitz, Carol Murphy, and Cindy Hye. Helena Schmitchen, Charles Tucker, Howie Berk, and Bernie Anklowitz were the seniors appearing in The Devil and Daniel Webster. Ronald East was back-stage narra- tor for this play. The Variety Show was held on March 20 and 21. It was said to be an exceptionally good one. The theme was 'The Lullaby of Broadway. All our regular thespians were in it. Chorus line girls Betty Baird, Susan Marchison, Arlene Swansboro, Joan Marrone, Helen Ellis, Sharon Stilwell, Juanita Fieseler, and Ruth Stryker started off the show with a snappy song and dance routine.Hank Dailey and his ensemble were very much enjoyed. Be a Mess' rendered by Molly Arouh, Flor- ence Miller, and janet Soeter, depicted three academy-award nominees. Tama Busch and Renate Biel, along with a sophomore, gave advice in the song Don't be a Woman. Senior singers were Blanche Bittay, -I oe Ciraco, and Ronald East. Eunice Hutchin- son and Pauline Anklowitz presented mono- logues. john Goodson, Martin Edenbaum, and Bob Bakos burlesqued characters from the Mikado Edward Ritvo, Sharon Stil- well, Jean Outcalt, and Barry Panter pre- sented the fast moving farce skit The Down- fall of Brutus. The show was greatly en- joyed by every one who saw it. As the senior year passed we enjoyed many of the exclusive senior year privileges. March 31st was our 'Day in Industry. Most of the seniors spent the day at E. R. Squibbs and Sons or Johnson and kIohnson's working at a job of their choice and experiencing the workings of big industry first hand. The com- panies were most cordial. The experience proved to be both informative and fun. Then came Youth Xveek. There was a series of hot fContinued on page 60h 52 The Advocate PROPHECIES CLAIRE AAROE, ROSEMARIE KAPLAR, PAULINE LINDTNER, HELEN MA- KIORES, GLORIA MANTUANO, and MARILYN MORAN are busy taking dic- tation and performing other duties of good secretaries. PAUL ALBRIGHT has just been voted The boy most likely to succeedy' by his senior class at college. EUGENE ALFARO is a jet hero in the U. S. Air Corps. BERNICE ANDERSON, a famous beauti- cian, has opened an up-to-date studio in New Brunswick. BERNARD ANKLOXNITZ is an audience plant in a Burlesque Show. PAULINE ANKLONVITZ enjoys her work with the children in Livingston School. VVANDA ARENT'S personality and her efficient office work make her a great suc- cess. ROBERT ARLETT is campaigning for the presidency of the United States. MOLLY AROUH has been appointed Pro- fessor of French at N. AI. C. ALICE ASHLEY is doing welfare work in New York. KENNETH AUERBACK owns a fiIty-thous- and dollar-a-year scrap paper company. NICKOLAS AZZARITA, the Iamous foot- ball player, has made a name for himself in college. JOHN AZZATORI is president ol the Ex- cello Megaphone Company. BETTY BAIRD and GLORIA BOLYOG are teaching the children ol' many of their Iormer classmates. ROBERT BAKOS is an electrical engineer for the American Telephone Company. LEON BAUMGARTNER manages his own Pine Grove Baseball Team. ARTHUR BECKER drives a Smith and Solomon diesel truck between New Bruns- wick and Florida. DAVID BECKVVITT owns five of the six uranium mines in the world. LaVERNE BEECHER captains a large fish- ing boat oil the jersey shore. RAYMOND BEEKMAN is owner of a large poultry farm in Monmouth County. IRVING BERGEN, top notch artist for the New Yorker, is well known throughout the country. HOXVARD BERK is the Olympic Champion Shot-putter of 1960. DOROTHY BETTERS has moved to Vir- ginia with her, husband and children. RENATE BIEL is starring on Broadway in what critics claim is the best dramatic pro- duction of the year.. BLANCHE BITTAY has the leading role in a Broadway musical hit. ELEANOR BOCKMAN is a registered nurse at Medical Center. ROSEMARIE BONIS and I1 usb an d are happily celebrating their tenth annivers- ary. ELSIE BONGIOVI can be found in Holly- wood designing clothes for actresses. ELEANOR BRACKMAN is a private secre- tary to Robert Johnson. CHRISTINE BRENNER and her husband are raising race horses. VIRGINIA BRISTOL is a member of the secretariat at the U. N . JOHN BRITTINGHAM has invented a new supersonic jet. DELORES BRUNSON is the director oi a smashing dramatic hit on Broadway. June, 1952 53 BARBARA BUCKELEXV who is singing with Westminister Choir, has just com- pleted a tour of the United States. TAMA BUSCH, buyer for the Exclusive Shoppe on Fifth Avenue has just returned from Paris. THEODORE CAMASTRA has attained his ambition - he is Chief Petty Officer in the U. S. Navy. JOHN CHRIST is singing at the Latin Quar- ter in New York. TERRY CHRISTIANSEN is a buyer for R. H. Macy. JOE CIORCIARI has become the owner of a large dairy farm in southern Jersey. JOSEPH CIRACO is starring in Pagliacci at the Metropolitan. HOWARD CLARK, chief inspector for Uncle Sam, travels from coast to coast. CHARLES CLINTON is making a tour of the world. A new shingle in downtown New Brunswick reads RICHARD COHEN, Lawyer . JAMES COLEGROVE is a pilot for Amer- ican Air Lines. DOROTHY COLLIER and PATSY CLARK are working as private secretaries in Wash- ington, D. C. PATRICIA CONNOLLY owns a secretarial school where she teaches other girls to become secretaries. RAYMOND CONOVER is the proud owner of a chartreuse Plymouth. DEMETRI COSTAS can be seen flying over New Brunswick in his new F-84 Jet. JOSEPH D'ANGLEO is the truant officer for New Brunswick High. JOHN DIEM has been declared the most famous chef in Paris. LEWIS DIGGS has joined the lXfIarines. THELMA DOBY is one of the best Social Wforkers we have ever had. DOMINICK DICARA advertises gushy products on the radio. NANCY DRIZNER can be seen dressing the windows in the Drizner Style Shop . EDYVIN duCONGE is following his father's footsteps in the Army. JOAN DUNN, secretary to Alfred Driscoll, now lives in lvashington. HALINA DZIUBA has just opened a book shop of her own. RONALD EAST can be heard singing at famous night clubs in Harlem. JEAN EDEN is editor of The Puck joke book. MARTIN EDENBAUM has been appointed Editor of the New York Times. ROBERT EDLY is stationed at Bainbridge as a Navy instructor. CECILE ELFANT models Jantzen clothes. HELEN ELLIS is a social worker in England. The 1960 Olympics star is HORACE ELLIS. SHIRLEY EZELL, a former popular N. B. H. S. girl, is working for the U.S.O. RICHARD FABIAN is merchandise man- ager for Macy's Department Store. JOYCE FAHRENHOLZ flies back and forth between New York and Paris. She is model- ing the French fashions for the young miss. VVILLIAM FEENEY now receives his pay check from the U. S. Navy. THERESA FIERRO has become a well- known lawyer in Washington. JUANITA FIESELER is back at N. B. H. S. teaching physical education. SAMUEL FISCHER is salesman for the Fischer Furniture Company. JOAN FLOOD, our sweater girl, is modeling sweaters for Charm Magazine. MARLENE FREEDBERG is the charming hostess at the YValdorf Astoria Hotel. STEPHEN FREY, Sports Editor of the Home News, is doing very well. ALVIN FULLER has now become assistant to Emily Post. You can now read the stories that ETHEL FLISSER writes for Modern Romance. NICOLETTA FURNARI has changed her name and is now dusting Butchie's home. MARION GANIM can be seen teaching music in one of the New Brunswick schools. KENNETH GARRETSON is the owner of a million dollar poultry business. The Advocate Ive hear that MIKE GASSARO is scrubbing decks for Uncle Sam. MATTHEYV GATLIN is busy printing the year book of N. B. H. S. JOSEPHINE and MATILDA GERGELY are owners of one of the largest poultry farms in Florida. JOSEPH GERICKONT owns his own farm in Nebraska. FRANK GIAMPIETRO has been elected president of the National Barbers Associ- ation. PATRICIA GIERMAN is performing in a trampalini team. NANCY HULSE is the popular bookkeeper at the Chase National Bank. RONALD GILES has become a well-known drummer in a famous band. ROBERT GOLDSTEIN owns a pawn shop. JULIANA GONZALEZ wrote a book on per- sonality. JOHN GOODSON and ELLIOTT RUBIN- STEIN are Broadway critics whose opinions are highly regarded in literary circles. ROBERT GREEN looks quite snappy in his Marine uniform. THEODORE GYUMOLICS can be seen posing for magazine covers. ANDREIV HADZIMICHALIS is scrubbing decks on the U.S.S. New Jersey. JEANETTA HAMBRICK is very happily married. AUGUST HARTKERN is leading his well- known band at a famous night club in New York. Two world-famous surgeons who are grad- uates of N.B.H.S. are RODNEY HART- MANN and BARNEY FINKELSTEIN. Secretary to Farley Granger is DORIS HEIT- ZENRODER. MARY HILYARD is secretary to a large business concern in Trenton. Starring in the ballet La Russe is ELAINE HINCKLEY. GORDON HIPKO is teaching history at N. B.H.S. DAYVN HOOVER is the center ol' attraction in her new VVave uniform. Manager of Chicago Cubs, pennant winners in 1962, is JAMES HOVVLEY. PEGGY HUFF can be found in most of the better showrooms in N.Y.C. buying for Mademoiselle's Exclusive Shoppe. Many of the creations Peggy will buy have been designed by JEAN BIANCO. RICHARD HUNKELE who had planned to retire at twenty-one as a prosperous farmer has overshot his mark a bit. EUNIGE HUTCHINSON has just received a bit part in Hollwood production. MARION HUTCHINSON has divided her talents between her excellent portrayal of Joshus and medicine. CYNTHIA HYE can still be seen in Miss Carlson's class trying to pass Algebra. A N D R E W JACKSON is exploring the jungles of Brazil. MARY JANHO is a good-will ambassador. SHIRLEY JANOVSKY has become a regis- tered nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York. JAMES JENNEY, silent partner at Philhar- monic Radio and T. V. Corp. Several prominent business men are busy keeping their growing firms in the blue ink. They are: LOUIS JENSEN, GERALD K R A U S , JOHN ZAABADICK, GUY CAVENDAR, E D W A R D CICHOWSKI and BILL VISOKAY. XVILMA KANKULA is stewardess on Pan- American Airlines. Still telling tall tales, is JEROME KASIAN. YVe see one who has always been interested in humanity, JOAN KAUZNEY, who has taken on the social work of the commun- ity. NICHOLAS KEHAYES is champion foul- shot artist in professional basketball. T. V.s answer to Louella Parsons is RUTH KERNER. JUNE KESTYUS' picture can be seen on ad- vertisements for Woodbury Facial Cream. ROGER KNUDSON can be seen sorting his June, 1952 , 55 eggs on his poultry farm. The big leagues have an excellent contribu- tion from the class of 1952 in the person of DONALD KRAUSE. PAUL KRAUSS is a trombone player with Tonnny Dorsey's orchestra. NANCY KUHLTHAU has settled in Mill- town with the rest of the Huils. VINCENT LA DUCA has just blown up Calco Chemical Company. The largest truck farm in New Jersey is own- ed by JOHN LAGOWSKI. MARINE LALLIS is singing at the Metro- politan. KENNETH LANGDON owns the Langdon Photographic Studio in Trenton. GRANT LASHLEY is starring in Barnum and Bailey's three ring circus as the king of the acrobats. ALBERT LATSCHAR has opened a lunch wagon on the highway. Now he can eat when he wants to. MARY ANN LAYDEN is working as candy sampler for Loft and Company. Working on another one of his experiments which will benefit mankind is EUGENE LEGOFF. The Olympic swimming champion is JUDY LENS. ROBERT LETSON and EDWARD GRIER are playing baseball professionally for the majors. Bob's with the Dodgers and Ed's with the Yankees. LIVIA LIELBARDIS is on the National Council of Girl Scouts. EUGENE LISNAY can be seen modeling sweaters for Argosy lvlagazine. ROSEMARIE LOCANDRO and BARBA- RA JOHNSON have opened a new, glam- orous beauty salon in New Brunswick. MARGARET LOCASTRO is secretary to the head of an insurance company. Secretary to Lana Turner is CAROL LOYEK. One of the famous movie producers in Holly- wood is CHARLES MACKINNON. JOSEPHINE MAIMONE is head bookeeper for Catanese and Sons. CHRIST MANUEL can be seen as the proud owner of a prosperous farm in good old New Jersey. SUSAN MARCHINSON has just been given the job of running the Princeton Ice Skat- ing Rink. Just made lieutenant in the French Foreign Legion is LADDIE MARICS. JOAN MARRONE can still be seen with the Retail Credit on George Street. In the deep jungles of So. Africa ROCCO MASTROSERIO is a big game hunter. A cry for more nurses has beckoned NOR- MA MATTLER to those honored ranks. The newest addition to New Brunswick High's Mathematics Department is ALICE MATUSZESKI. Owner of his own gas station is JOHN MAZ- ZIE. MARILYN MCCARTHY, air line steward- ess, is popular with the passengers. Assistant to Emily Post is MARY LEE Mc- CONNELL. HERBERT MCNEIL is leading his own Bop Band in a night club in New York. MATTIE MELLIRON owns and operates her own little tea room. SHIRLEY MERRIFIELD is a Bush-Pilot in Alaska. The famous sports anouncer on station WOR is ROCCO METALLO. Mayor of New Brunswck is our own FLOR- ENCE MILLER. RONALD MOODY owns a newspaper deliv- ery concern. MARILYN MUELLER is now raising little Feeney's . CAROL MURPHY is drum majorette at the rodeo. ALEXANDER NAGY is lecturing on the vir- tues of quietness at Vassar College. HAROLD NEYVMAN h as expanded his fathers grocery business into the finest Super-Dooper Market in this area. GUS NICKUS is the new manager of Thode's DONALD O'NElLL is top salesman for Tintair, Inc. Owner of a little gift shop in New Bruns- 56 The Advocate wick is ANN OTTISMAN. JEAN OUTCALT is still trying to get the teachers to have some school spirit. CATHERINE PAITAKES is a famous model for the Powers Model Agency. JOHN PAKOZDI and Jean are settled com- fortably on their estate in California. BARBARA PALAZZOLO is Mrs. Vander- bilt's exclusive dressmaker. GRACE PALERMO has become one of the leading sopranos for the Metropolitan Opera Company. BARRY PANTER is the best dentist in the East. Owner of a chain of restaurants is SANTA PARLAPANIDES. JUDY PASSARELLI is the originator of Passarelli Cheese. HARRIET PASSUCCIO wrote a book on How to Talk . GOLDIE PATKO owns a large vegetable farm on the outskirts of New Brunswick. EDWARD PAUL has taken over the leader- ship of Phil Spiltany's All Girl Orchestra. FLORENCE PAUSER is an under-study for a famous actress. Head usher at the Palace is E D W'ARD PAYOR. SARAH PEEPLES is back in N.B.H.S. This time as a sewing instructor. IVILLIAM PELLICANE is a yodeling cow- boy on T. V. JO ANN PERRINO is teaching a bunch of wiggling kids. Not in New Brunswick, we hope. ROBERT PETERSON can be seen posing for Toni ads. Head of all the telephone operators in New Brunswick is JENNIE PIERSANTI. BEATRICE POLISKIN is Helena Rubin- stein's new consultant. IVe see RICHARD POVEROMO is still col- lecting traffic tickets. Marriage and twins are keeping MARIE PRESSLER busy. Seen walking through the park on many occasions is VICTORIA PRESSLER. with her little girl. We see many of GRACE PREVITY'S beau- tiful designs in the latest fashion maga- zines. In the National League JOSEPH QUARAN- TA was just voted Rookie of the Year . SHIRLEY RADDLES is a huge success con- ducting her haberdashery. St. Peters' good meals are due to the guid- ance of the dietician - MARY RADWAN. Behind the wheel of a 1960 convertible we see MIKE RAPPAPORT. ELVERA RECINE is secretary for the United States envoy to England. Many original creations from DAVID REED'S florist shop on Fifth Avenue have been winning prizes at the New York Flower Show. The modern drug store just built by ELIZA- BETH REED is a big success. Giving tickets to all the hot rods is State Trooper CHARLES REINBECK. A going concern being built in Puerto Rico is REINALDO REYES' drug Store. Sportscaster for the New York Yankee's ball games is EDWARD RITVO. The Heinz Company has a good man for official taster in the person of RAYMOND ROBERTS. RICHARD ROBINSON has become one ol' the top models for men's clothing. We'll have to keep our eyes on STANLEY ROSEN down in Washington. The Rainbow Inn is featuring nightly the fine trumpeting of FRANK RUBIN. VICTOR RUSSELL is the voice on Blue- bird phonograph records. The President's new and capable secretary is VIRGINIA RUSSERT. W'omen's Home Companion has a new sales- women is the person of V I C T O R I A SACCA. Head pharmacist in his own drug store is IVAN STIFF. After playing a very successful season with Rutgers University JOHN SALASKO has been chosen All-American end for 1956. GILBERT SALTER can be seen working in an alarm clock factory. June, l952 57 Beautiful used cars can be bought or traded in at LARRY SANISLO'S Used Car lot. SANTINA SANTISI and ISABEL COF- FARO, being interested in baseball, have joined the New York Giants and the New York Yankees respectively. lVe find JAMES SARANTOS as head direc- tor of the Charm School for Girls. Voicing his opinion with soap box in hand we find BERNARD SASS on the N.J.C. campus. HELEN SATHMARY is a world - famous doctor. Being a housewife keeps SUSAN SCAL- ZONE very busy. One of the ten best-dressed women of the year is DOT SCIORTINO. We find HELENA SCHMITCHEN Head of the Language Department in N.B.H.S. CHARLES SCHORK is the biggest raccoon trapper around. RUTH SCHORK owns and operates a twirl- ing studio. The top model for Lord and Taylor is DE- LORES SCHUSTER. Conductor of the all-state chorus has been the honor bestowed upon CARL SCOTT. Besides her home duties CLAIRE SEAKER seems to have time to take care of a ten- story office building. DOLORES SERWATKA is proprietor of the Fifth Avenue Florist Shop, New York. NICHOLAS SFERRAZZA is down in South America teaching the Spaniards to speak Spanish. The Fashion Editor of the New York News is PAULA SHEFF. ROBERT SIMKO is commanding his own fleet in the Pacific. A young lady who is winning awards for her sewing ability is LOUISE SIRMANS. PAULINE SLAGADA owns a dude ranch in Wyoming. ELAINE SMITH, noted fashion designer, is going to Paris to study further under the internationally famous Pierre. Leaving on the same boat with her is MAUREEN WILSON, buyer for Saks 5th Avenue. Maureen will stop off at Scotland on the return trip home. You can't get FLO SNEDIKER away from N.B.H.S. She is here teaching our children's children. Serving as a missionary to Africa is JANET SOETER. From the windows of N.B.H.S., ANTHONY SOLLAZZO is still taking pictures of'the Synogogue. The Roxy is now under new management, namely JOSEPH SPISAK. Appearing on stage at the Radio City Music Hall is BEVERLY SPRAGUE, the new addition to the Rockettes. The nursing staff at St. Peters Hospital has just accepted VIVIAN SPICER to serve with them. ZOLTAN STER is now employed as air- plane mechanic for T.W.A. AGNES STILLWELL has been appointed Girl Scout counselor of New Brunswick. SHARON STILWELL and DORIS MEN- DELSON have made names for themselves in the Held of Journalism. RUTH STRYKER has become the first woman governor of New Jersey. ARLENE SWANSBORO has charge of the infirmary at Du Pont's. STEPHEN SZAJKO owns one of the largest farms in South Jersey. JOSEPH SZARK is playing baseball with the Brooklyn Dodgers. As one of the requirements for an airline hostess is good looks, JOSEPHINE TAOR- MINA certainly fills the bill. RICHARD THOMAS is floor walker at Saks-Fifth Avenue store. JANET THOMPSON has been crowned Jitterbug Queen of 1960. Pepsodent Advertising posters are now dis- playing I-IEWLITT THURMAN'S pic- ture. GRACE TIMKO has just celebrated her tenth wedding anniversary with her foot- ball-playing husband. ELEANOR TISCHHAUSER has been voted The Advocate The nurse I would most like to take my temperature. ANTHONY TOORNBURG'has become one of the U. S. Top leading electronic en- gineers. ERNEST TOTH has established a plant of his own to make helium. E GERALDINE TOTH and IRMA XVILSON are no longer Misses. They now have the title of Mrs. CHARLES TUCKER is manager of the Waldorf Hotel in London. The Roger Smith Hotel has a new head waitress who is none other than MAR- GARET TULLAI. BETHENE TREUMAN is certainly lucky- ' she now owns a ranch way out West. WALLACE TROTMAN has been promoted to Vice Admiral in the U. S. Navy. by JOAN VANACORE is a popular nurse at the Veteran's Hospital. AIOHN VAN LIEW is teaching a course to ' 'thigh school boys, How to be Popular with ' the Girls, MYRA VAN SICKLE is a laboratory assist- ant for Du Pont. - ' LOIS VAN WINKLE and FL OR E N C E KAPLOVSKY are research chemists at Squibbs. LILLIAN VASVARY is president of the Good-Will Club. CHARLOTTE VELLOS is busy caring for the little Carolla's. DAVID VERGANO is working in the salt mines of Siberia. The most popular model lor Tan Magazine is EVELYN VOORHEES. ELAINE VLIET is doing espionage work for the U.S. down in Singapore. AIOAN WHITE is on the National Board of Allied Youth. The New Brunswick Pet Shop is now owned and operated by JOAN WIEBOLDT. E S T H E R W I N E S is plowing her way through the wilds of Africa performing her duties as a medical missionary. CLIFFORD VVOLFF is playing in Harry James band. The President of the Pepsi Cola plant has a very efficient secretatry in LOIS WOODS. PHILIP ZASLOWVER is chewing eve-ryone's ear oif, as usual. AIOAN ZIDLICK, the popular interior decora- tor is now decorating her own ranch-type home. 1 i PROJECTIONISTS CLUB MRS. JOINER, Adviser June, 1952 59 Miss llfrig: - A :new model for her show case. ' ,V I .. illiss Carlmrt: - Biology students who will ' iff? do extra projects on their own. V Mrs. Donohize: - A peaceful lunch period. I lj J, illiss Waring: - A girl student who will major in math at M.l.T. N Miss Grossman: - First place at Columbia 5 , Press Tournament. ' . Airs. jolmson: - An Advocate staff with We, members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two of New Brunswick l-Iigh School, being of sound mind and un- usual mental capacity, hereby give and be- queath to the following: junior Class: - As much fun as we had in our Senior Year. Sophomore Class: - Ambition and per- severance to get all they can out of school. Miss Dumont: - An electric bell that will chime four times before the bulletin every morning. Miss Lutz: - A bank to keep all the money in that she collects for broken test tubes. Mrs. Cox: - An English class with know- ledge of all foreign languages. Nlr. Kistler: - A studio in which to take his pictures. Air. Packer: - A band that will win an- other hrst place trophy. 1VIiss Carlson: - A homeroom in which all the students have laryngitis. Nlr. Papp: - A blue ribbon for the stories he tells. Mrs. Tanner: - A new book of proverbs. Mrs. King: - A dictionary of English slang. Mrs. Ryan: - A patent on everything pur- ple. Mr. Carlson: - Students who will listen to the P. A. announcements. Mr. Ragone: - An all-state championship track team. llliss Ri6'lf6I1ll7'!JIl6Z - More blackboards on which to write a problem. Mr. Hagmann: - Physics students who will take care of the new equipment. new ideas. , Mr. Erik: - A yacht on which he can spend his vacation. V. Miss Scally: - Yearbook committees that will get their assignments in on time. Mr. Lintern: - A portable piano that can be played while working out new dance steps. Mr. Blumberg: - An undefeated football team. lllr. McCracken: - Standing Room Onlytat all his plays. Mrs. Ryan: - A new system of outlining. Mrs. Lindle: - Classes with better manners and who will take care of equipment. Mrs. Reid: - A dictionary for every student so they can look up all the biological terms. In witnesslwhereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this tenth day of -Iune. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty- IWO. BOOSTERS The Advocate PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Parents, faculty and friends, we, the Class of 1952, welcozne you to our Class Night. We are coming to the close of our third and final term as students of New Brunswick High School. On leaving, we take with us memories of our friends and of the many activities in which we have participated. This goal in our lives could never have been reached without the affection of our parents, and without the untiring patience and assistance from our teachers, On behalf of the Senior Class I thank you for guiding us through this phase of our lives. Many of us will continue our education in the colleges or universities of our nation, some will immediately enter the business world seeking success in their chosen careers and there will be those of us who will be called to serve our country in the armed forces, a responsibility which we now recognize as very necessary in our lives today. I thank you, the members of the senior class, for bestowing upon me the honor of being your class president, and congratulate each of you on your graduation. THEODORE JOHN CAMASTRA CLASS HISTORY fContinued from page 5U campaigning and speeches. Finally the offi- cials were elected. After that was Field Day, which was for pure enjoyment. Many events follow,-fast, furious, and loads of fun! May 23rd was the evening of our glorious Senior Prom. The theme of the prom was An Oriental Garden the decorations were beautiful and it was extremely successful. All the seniors were in their glory. It was a romantic and thrilling event! June 5th was the day of our senior Fare- well Assembly. Some of us were rather ashamed to admit we walked out with tears in our eyes. Our riotious class night was held on June IO. Two days later, June 12, was our gradua- tion day. We have had three wonderful years at New Brunswick High School. They remain in our hearts as years of work, song, carefreeness and above all-fun. Esther Marac Nancy 66 Will Vic Russell Janet Jones Tony Studios Joan Rosalsky Dolly Spritzer Ethel Flisser Maryanne Laden Don 86 Peg Hess Iris Chicci Paul Albright Lois Van Winkle Delores JoAnn Nancy Hart Ruth Soeter Kay Paitakes Mary LaPlante Elaine Williams Jerry Toth Paul Krauss Don Potter Don Higdon Lea Dziuba Beanie 86 Bunny Al 66 Joyce Jimmie 66 Julie Willie Heitzie June Kestyus Mary Hilyard Fiesie Flo Miller Pauline Lindtner Doris 86 Ken PATRONS Marlene B6 Danny Terry Christiansen Gordon W. Hipko Ruth Ann Kerner Anne Marie Heitzenroder H. Rodney Hartmann Richard H. Hunkele Bud Tucker Betty Baird Robert Arlett Barney Finkelstein Elliot Rubinstein Martin Edenbaum Eugene Le Goff Jan Soeter Dave Beckwitt Jack Pakozdi Pat Connolly Ginny and Phil Robert E. Bakos Ed Ritvo John Goodson Sharry Stilwell Silver Patko Ronald Moody Renate Biel Richard Cohen Flo Frank Rubin Gloria Bolyog Ruth Stryker Ruth Schork Claire Seaker Eileen Teretsky Joan Flood Mrs. ANNE HEITZENRODER Honorable and Mrs. EDWIN SNEDIKER Mr. and Mrs. HAROLD E. STRYKER Dr. and Mrs. ERWIN R. BIEL Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH BITTAY Miss ROSE SCALLY Miss LOUISE BITTAY Mr. and Mrs. PETER MAIMONE Mr. and Mrs. MELVIN WINES, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. JOHN CAMASTRA Mrs. LENA SACCA Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE FIERRO Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE KANKULA Mr. and Mrs. G. W. KUHLTI-IAU June l952 Did Most for the School Best Politician Most Quiet Best Aliber Lazy Bones Best Sense of Humor Musical Minded Fashion Plate Most Bashful Most Respected Class Flirt Most Curious Most Dignified Everybody's Pal Best All Around Loud Speaker Most Ambitious Glamour Boy--Girl Best Actor-Actress Class Clown Slow but Sure Book Worm Class Pest Class Lovers Best School Spirit Best Looking Best Athlete Best Sport Favorite Teacher Student' 0 Boy Robert Arlett Ted Camastra John Goodson Stanley Rosen Alex Nagy Irving Bergen Alvin Fuller Gilbert Salter Carl Scott Louis Diggs Herbert McNeill William Feeney Edward Paul Paul Krauss Barry Panter Eugene Lisnay Joseph Szark Donald O'Neill Robert Arlett Martin Edenbaum John Pakozdi Sam Fischer Joe Ciraco Sam Fischer Barry Panter John Goodson Ted Camastra Robert Arlett Robert Arlett Ted Camastra Joe Ciraco Philip Zaslower Robert Arlett Elliot Rubinstein Eugene Lisnay Edward Cichowski Edward Paul Grant Lashley Herbert McNeill Joe Ciraco Carl Scott Mike Gassaro Elliot Rubinstein Rodney Hartmann Joe Ciraco John Goodson William Feeney Charles Clinton Ted Camastra Joe Ciraco Eugene Lisnay Kenneth Langdon William Feeney Howard Berk Alvin Fuller Joe Ciraco Mr. Lintern Mr. Gioe Girl Ruth Stryker Grace Previty Ruth Ann Kerner Florence Snediker Helen Sathmary Matilda Gergely Barbara Johnson Harriet Passuccio Mary Lee McConnell Nancy Drizner Susan Marchison Vicky Sacca Blanche Bittay Janet Lou Soeter Dorothy Sciortino Delores Schuster Matilda Gergely Helen Sathmary Helen Sathmary Ruth Ann Kerner Joan Vanacore Elaine Hinckley Janet Lou Soeter Ethel Flisser Judith Lens Helena Schmitchen Ruth Stryker Sharon Stilwell Ruth Stryker Joan Vanacore Barbara Johnson Renate Biel Ruth Stryker Ruth Ann Kerner Catherine Paitakes Tama Busch Renate Biel Tama Busch Barbara Johnson Joan Vanacore Elaine Vliet Florence Kaplovsky Renate Biel Alice Matuszeski Barbara Johnson Harriet Passuccio Marilyn Mueller Christine Brenner Josephine Taormina Joan Marrone June Kestyus Marilyn McCarthy Juanita Fieseler Florence Pauser Florence Pauser Joan Vanacore Miss Tischler Miss Buttler The Advocate FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President: Florence Snediker Adviser: Mr. Nichols PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB President: Janet Lou Soeter Adviser: Mr. McCracken SOCIAL WELFARE COMMITTEE President: Josephine Maimone Adviser: Miss Tischler - - 77' June, T952 LATIN CLUB President: BeTTy Klasseig Adviser: Miss RUST HOSPITALITY AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE President: Joan Zidlick Adviser: Miss Tousley POLITICAL CLUB President: Dolly Spriizer Adviser: Mr. Raciti The Advocate RED CROSS Presidenf: Richard Gowen Adviser: Mrs. Moore FRENCH CLUB President Par Gass Adviser: Miss King SPANISH CLUB President: Doris Menoleison Adviser: Miss Dewald June, I952 POINT AND AWARD COMMITTEE President: Florence Miller Adviser: Miss Tischler P. A. P. COMMITTEE President: Josephine Taormina Adviser: Miss Tischler RESEARCH COMMITTEE President: Sharon Stilwell Adviser: Miss TiscI'1Ier ess IEE is The Advocate LIBRARY CLUB President: Ina Lichenstein Adviser: Miss Buckley ALPHA NU GAMMA President: Dorothy Underwood Adviser: Miss Carhart CHEMISTRY CLUB President: Eugene LeGott Adviser: Miss Lutz I- ' ' June, T952 .gui . A .' ::i 7' ' ORIENTATION COMMITTEE PresidenT: Ruth Ann Kerner Adviser: Miss Tischler SOCIAL COMMITTEE President: Helen EIIis Adviser: Miss Tischler CHECKROOM COMMITTEE President ETheI Flisser Adviser: Miss Whifeford The Advocate HIGHLIGHTS STAFF Editor: Marty Edenbaum Adviser: Miss Grossman STUDENT COUNCIL President: Roberf Arleft Adviser: Miss Tischler ADVOCATE STAFF EdiTors: Rodney Hartmann Elliof Rubinstein Adviser: Mrs. Johnson June, 1952 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President Barney Finkelstein Adviser: Miss Rickenbrode HOMEROOM 216 President: Grace Prevify Adviser: Miss Lutz JUNIOR RETAILERS Pres.: Andrew Hadzimichalis Adviser: Miss Iffrig The AdvocaTe June, 1952 PAGE 74 I. GOLDIE PATKO 1. MARION GANIIVI 1. JOAN MARRONE 1. CAROL LOYEK 2, BARBARA BUCKELEVV 2. PAULINE LINDTNER 2. JOSEPHINE TAORMINA 2. JEAN OUTCALT 3. VIRGINIA BRISTOL 3. NIKKI FURNARI 3. TEDDY CAMASTRA 3. JEAN BIANCO 4. ROSE BONIS 4. THERESA FIERRO 4. NICK AZZARITA 4. JUNE KESTYUS 5. RENATE BIEL PAGE 75 GERALDINE TOTH 1. LOIS VAN WINKLE 1. HELEN ELLIS SUSAN MARCHISON 2. BETHENE TREUMAN 2. FLORENCE KAPLOVSKY MARY LEE MCCONNELL 3. CLAIRE SEAKER 3. GRACE PREVITY JOAN ZIDLICK 4. JOAN DUNN 4. JOANN PERRINO The Advocafe June, 1952 The Advocate June, 1952 f f www' - 3.2 'Lf ww V1 UAJM' v wif '-' uf W W f 1 1 I 7 L4- A V I 1 X 4 lift ' , 'xii fx 7 X fx I X f N X B. Trfuarmv NE fue' 1 . x ff W xxx Q The Advocate June, 1952, The Advocate 1952 COHQIQAHQ ell fri of New Brunswiek - Delta Chapter We ofthe HI-Y GERALD KRAUS BOB SIMKO TED CAMASTRA VIC RUSSELL ED RITVO Bos BAKOS , 104, DONALD POTTERBX -pw-1 PWM NICK KEHAYAS JIM SARANTOS DEMETRI cosTAs Bos ARLETT 'S NICK sFERRAzzA 8 ROGER KNUDSON PAUL KRAUSS we Ox, wwf .Wa BD The Advocate goof! clinch fo fhe Cfadd of 'I 9 5 2 From Home Room 216 The students of room 216 Q Fond memories of dances, Now say so long to you Of football games and plays Though we may wander far and wide The fun we've had at these events To High School we'll be true: lVe'll treasure all our days. Farewell to you N. B. H. S. The white and navy blue Though we may live a thousand years We'll always think of you. QF. SNEDIKFRD Terry Christiansen Terry Fierro Marlene Freedberg Mary Hilyard Vvlllllil Kankula Roger Knudson Nancy Kuhlthau Florence Miller Richard Robinson Charles Mackinnon Mai mahee . . from Home Room 215 Halina Dziuba Iuanita Fieseler Julie Gonzalez james Howley Ruth Ann Kerner Fred Kotter Albert Latschar Donald O'Neill Frank Rubin Ivan Saiff Joyce Fahrenholz Ethel Flisser Doris Heitzenroder Shirley janovsky june Kestyus Paul Krauss Gene Lisnay Donald Potter Victor Russell Richard Thomas e,I 952 81 VVE ARE PROUD TO EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO New HTUHSWICIQ High School Yes, we are proud, beause of The fine work ThaT is being olone by your school, and The opporTuniTy you have given us, YOUR OF- FICIAL PI-IOTOGRAPHER, To be aTTiIiaTed wiTh iT. Zlzomad Siucfiod ll FormosT PhoTographers in The EasT II5 ALBANY ST. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J 82 The Advo RTICHAR SUN Engineering CCU, Plumbing - Heating Industrial Piping Contractors Phone: KILMER 5-1600 301 BURNET STREET NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. June, 1952 CONGRATULAUONS AND BEST WISHES To The GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 BOND Factory Salesroom Remsen Ave. at Howard Street New Brunswick, New Jersey JERSEY TYPEWRITER Com hmenf 0 SERVICE P 4 K MONUMENT SQUARE , ON SALE J. J. NEWBERY ALL MAKES and MODELS - 323.50 Up Repairs by 366 George Street FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS Rent Any Model as Low as 12: a Day 320 GEORGE STREET New Brunswick, N- 3 New Brunswick, N. J. CHarter 7-7600 The Advocate T H 0 D E ' S 361 George Street New Brunswick, N. J. SODA FOUNTAINS Luncheons 8. Dinners John McDounough Tel. CH. 7-9567 Entertainment Nightly KLOVER RESTAURANT Route 25 Raritan Township, N. J. A Snack, Il Meal 01' a Banquet Bob Hotland Al Reit SUNSET SHOPPE Ice Cream - Candy - Sandwiches EASTON AVE. and HUNTINGTON ST. Harold Kane, Prop. Sugar Silteilil Lunoheomlette ALL TYPES OF LUNCHEON SPECIALTIES 202 Delevan Street New Brunswick, N. J. Mom Lorincz, Prop. June, 1952 M I.I.ER BEVERAGES Cohgrafulafiohs and '43 J Best Wishes ff? 1 u cuouor CLUB BEVERAGES from MISSION BEVERAGES MRS. RYAN'S EIGHTH 11 - is f . P M: ff Q - 9529 s s 1 Anal' ff - I . k, Q l 1 .I Q Naturally Good vw ' Q ' - ji' tvfar. A PERIOD P.A.D. CLASS 256 GEORGE ST. CH. 9-0672 THE JUNIOR HETAILERS wish Their fellow graduafes success and happiness in The fuTure 86 The Advocate scHooL's outs . .. if ' : ' 5 :M ,.-.51 Now for a Vacation 6, Full of fun, fag , Frolic in comfort x, ' 3 Play with ease I and A Dress for each Occasion , ...., .,,, 1 1 . 'ftyfr m 'H aaae it ' Cubby Hole Second Floor I-'OR FINE TEEN TOGS 338 George St., New Brunswick YUU CAN'T BEAT P. J. YOUNG'S New Brunswick, N. J. Kilmer 5-6006-7 . ETWS 6271 0725 A B 1? ' 6 S Manufacturers LADIES' COATS-SUITS Factory and Show Room - 1 Little Burnet Street June, i952 CHIBBARO BROS. Insurance and Real Estate l2I REMSEN AVENUE New Brunswick, N. J. Phone: Kilmer 5-6925 We Stand Between You and Loss All Year EDWIN J. 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