Newark Central High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Newark, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

ARCADIAN 1)12 NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL Foreword desire to express our ap- preciation to all those who worked, without acclaim, toward the production of the Arcadian, and whose help and guidance we found of inestimable value. 3 Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater, noble and strong. Praise her, let echos aye the sound Prolong; Our emblem always rise, victor in the fray; March on, in pride and state, maroon and gray. Our Newark High School, long may that name Live in our memories, always the same. May Glory crown her brow, nothing ever mar; And may she be to us a guiding star. 5 For all your efforts, so endless indeed, To help us keep America free, For all your understanding in our times of need. We dedicate this yearbook in appreciation of thee. 6 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent 8 Mr. MacArthur Board Mr. Sapp. Mr. Marsh. Dr. DuBois, President, Mr. Franklin, Mrs. Barker. Student Council 1st Row: Nunn, Carr, Goodman, McDougall, Andrew. 2nd Row: Miss Turner, Newton. Baumgartner Kaupp, Robb. 9 10 Miss Goggin, Miss Carpenter, Miss De Prez, Mr. Mullin, Miss Quiri Miss Bain, Miss Howland. Miss Turner, Miss Perrin, Mr. Klossner, Miss Crellin. Mr. Wcrts, Mr. Herrington, Miss Eells, Mrs. Pitcher. Mr. Chetney. Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Burditt. Mr. Lee, Miss Melious. 1st Row: Miss Sherman, Mrs. Robarge, Mrs. McConnell, Miss L'Amoreaux. 2nd Row: Mr. Hill, Mrs. Knox, Mr. Marbuiger, Miss Morrison. 11 Health Office Staff Mrs. Rich, Mary Jo Severson. Miss Bastlan. r • Miss Valmore, Miss McFaul. Mrs. Rider. Cafeteria Mrs. Wllck, Mrs. G. LeRoy, Mrs. Bums, Mrs. T. LcRoy, Mrs. Wlrth, Mrs. VanHoesen. Custodians Mr. La Flam, Mrs. Wllck. Mr. Frantz. Mr. Knox, Mr. Follette. 12 SENIORS STANLEY ABBOTT Stan Football 1,2 Playing or sleeping, Night and day. That's Stanley's ambition. We've heard him say. BETTY BARBERI Bet 3-T 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; G. A. C. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Sports Council 2,3; Junior Honor Girl; Scitamards 1 Happy all the time, Witty as can be. One of our best sports, Donlt you agree? CHARLES AVERY Chucky Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Plays 2; Junior Plays; Photography Club 2 Here's a boy That's really smart, In all his studies, Especially art. Class President 4; Scitamards; Junior Honor Boy; Football 2, 3,4; U. N. Club 1,2; Tennis 4; Badminton 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Plays 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Plays; Newspaper Staff 4; Thespians 2,3,4 He's smart as a whip And a nice guy too. Our Senior President We're proud of you. CHARLES BALDWIN Chuck Football 2; Track 3,4; Junior Honor Boy; Volleyball 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Photography Club 2; Intramurals 1 Always cracking jokes. Always full of fun, Always flirting with the girls, He'll never be outdone. PATRICK BILOTTA Pat Football 1 Junior Plays Junior Honor Boy A handsome guy We must admit, And though he's quiet, He has much wit. 14 CAROLYN BULLOCK Carol Chorus 1,2,3 Library 3,4 How can you write so much And still know what to say? You know that Carol's hobby Is ten letters everyday. JACKSON BURM Jack Track 3 Here you find a fellow Who has a Pontiac. We know it takes him far away, But it always brings him back. ANGELINA BU RAG IN A Angie Girls' Sports Junior Honor Girl Angie with her pencil, Angie with her book, Efficiently a secretary With a very special look. JOAN BURM Joanie U. N. Club 1,2 Class Plays Junior Plays Joanne loves to dance And to parties go. Like one mad whirl To which she says, Oh. JAMES BURGHDUFF Jim Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2; Junior Plays; Baseball 2,3,4; U. N. Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 3; Junior Honor Boy In sports and in the classroom He's certainly not shy. And to those who really know him Jim's a real swell guy. ROGER BUSH Bushy Hi-Y 2,3; Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4 Rog is a sportsman, And our handsomest guy. Against any competition. He certainly will try. 15 CONCETTA CALVIERA Kitty Her eyes are dark, Her hair is too. And stirring up fan, She sure can do. FREDERICK CAMPBELL Freddie Chorus 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 He likes to dance. To swim, or play. 'Most any sport, On 'most any day. HAROLD CARLSON Squeek F.F.A. 3,4; Football 1 Intramurals 4 Did you ever hear him yodel? His voice doth fill the air. His listeners are enraptured, With his yodeling so fair. LYNN CARR Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; G.A.C. 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 1,2; Class Officer 3; Yearbook Staff 4 That gleam in her eye. That bright happy face. Tells us she will be happy. Any time, any place. SHIRLEY CAUWELS Shirl We like her, respect her. We hope she likes us. Our Shirley does everything Without any fuss. JOHANNA CELSO Jo G.A.C. 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,4 Johanna has a merry smile, She's happy all day long. It takes a very little joy, To make her burst into song. 16 ANTHONY CERAVOLO Tony Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2; Bowling 2,3; Varsity Club 1.2,3,4 A lover of all sports, A wonderful guy is he, Everyone who knows him, Surely will agree. GRACE COLE Grade F.H.A. 2 Girls' Sports Gracie can work, And do it right well. As a friend and a classmate, We think that she's swell. BRUCE CLARK Brud Hi-Y 4; Class Plays 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Monk has a mania for jazz, He's a baseball fan too. But when it comes to being dependable. He's your friend thru and thru. JEAN CONKLIN Giggles Jean likes to giggle, We hear it everyday. We know how good a friend she is, In every kind of way. 17 ROSE MARY COLASURDO Micky U. N. Club 1,2; G.A.C. 2.3; Library Staff 2,3; Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Rose Mary's an athlete, She doesn't mind work. She knows how to do it, And just doesn't shirk. GLORIA COOK Cookie Junior Honor Girl She'll work for herself. Or for any other. To do something for us, Is never a bother. JAMES DAVIS Doc Hi-Y 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4 Football, Hi-Y, or anywhere, Jim's liked by everyone. You see, the way to have a friend Is simply to be one. THOMAS DeJOHN Deg Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class President 1,2 Tommy kicks a football. Tommy swings a bat. To this outstanding athlete, We really tip our hat. SHIRLEY DAYTON Shirl Junior Plays Shirley may become A famous star someday. She got her start in N. H. S. Right in the Junior Play. ROBERT DeMARCO Pinky Basketball 1 Bob likes life And he has fun; Voted best dancer By everyone. 18 GERALD DeBRUYNE Jerry Baseball 1,2 Junior Honor Boy He likes to have fun, At math he's sure swell. He tinkers with clocks, Sometimes tinkers them well. BETTY DeVRIES De-V Scitamards 1; Chorus 1 3-T; 1,2,3,4; G.A.C. 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4 Little and lithe And quick as a flash, Betty flips 'round With plenty of dash. DOROTHY FAAS Dot Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; G.A.C. 2, 3,4; Library Staff 2,3,4; Red Cross Representative 3; Student Council 1,3; Junior Honor Girl; Chorus 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4 A girl with ambition, And much talent too. She's capable of anything She sets out to do. ALMA FARNSWORTH Killer Band 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 She's little and sweet, And nimble and nice. Surely made of those things, We call sugar and spice. DOLORES FARNSWORTH De De G.A.C. 3 Band 2,3 Girls' Sports 4 Remember that she shot a deer Where other hunters failed. As nimrod and as good sport, too Dolores has been hailed. JOHN FERRELL Jack Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 3; Yearbook Sta ff 4; Class Officer 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy He edited our yearbook, Working nights as well as days. He's the life of many parties, With his wit and clever ways. JANET FISK Jan G.A.C. 2,3 Cooking and dancing Are pastimes two, In which Janet indulges And surely can do. MARCIA FRITZ Fritzie Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; 3-T 4 G.A.C. 4; Junior Plays; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Junior Honor Girl; Class Secretary 4 Saucy, ambitious, lively, Marcia seems to us. She works, plays, and sings, With very little fuss. 19 SHIRLEY GARY Shirl Shirl is happy, Shirl is gay. A real true friend In every way. NANCY GOETZMAN Nan Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; G.A.C. 1,2, 3,4; Scitamards 1; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Sports Council 2 Blonde and vivacious And pretty, too. We hope you'll be happy In whatever you do. LARRY GEORGE Pink Chorus 1,2,3,4 He just flashed by, They all replied. Larry's off again For a motor bike ride. ROBERT GOODMAN Bob Football 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Bowling 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council President 4 Blond, tactful, busy Bob, He's worked the whole long year To make our school a better one, His purpose strong and clear. JANE GOETZMAN Janie Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Scitamards 1; Girls' Sports 1,2 Janie's a smart dresser And she's full of fun. She's promised to one By the name of Dunn. ERNEST GRAF Ernie He doesn't mind work If he likes what it is. A very fine business Can surely be his. 20 AGNES HAMMOND Aggie Maybe it's her dimple, Maybe it's her smile, Maybe it's her winsome way, That makes life seem worthwhile. BARBARA HAYDEN Hades G.A.C. 1,2,3.4; 3-T 4; Scitamards 1; Junior Honor Girl; Thespians 2,3,4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Barb with the happy disposition, Barb with the cheerful smile. One in need of a friend, Finds Barb right worthwhile. DONALD HAMMOND Don F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 To own a dairy ranch someday, Has been Don's lifelong scheme. Because he's such a working guy. We know it's not a dream. DOLORES HERMAN Gert Junior Plays 3; U. N. Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Scitamards 1 A craving to dance, A friendly smile. Big brown eyes, That gleam all the while. ANNE HAVERT Annie Junior Plays 3 Junior Honor Girl Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 She loves to talk With one and all. She's a wonderful pal Both in homeroom and hall. BARBARA HOLLAND Holly G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; Band 4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Sports Council 1; Scitamards 1; Chorus 1,3,4 Musical, friendly, Ambitious, true, She'll succeed in life. And like it, too. 21 BETTY ANN HOLLAND Bet Bowling 2,3 A collector and a bowler, A friend to one and all, Just look! That's sure our Betty A-coming down the hall. RICHARD HUGHSON Tex Dick's motorcycle makes quite a sound. As he tears through all the country 'round. 4 MARY HORCH Junior Honor Girl Maybe she'll be a teacher In N. H. S. someday. One of our predictions is She'll teach the Klossner way. ROBERT JANSEN Bob Track 3,4 Bowling 3,4 Hi-Y 4 His hair is blond, His eyes are blue. When his work's done, He knows he's through. CHARLES HOUCK Chuck F. F. A. 2 The outdoor life he seems to like, Hunting and fishing his fun. A-far he'll go to find a place Where the big ones seem to run. i w - mme MARY KEANE Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4 U. N. Club 3; G.A.C. 4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Mary has met troubles, Mary has met fun. With strength and courage. And a smile for everyone. 22 WILLIAM KIBBLE Bill Varsity Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2 In any sport you name, He'll try with all his might. Because Bill's will to win, Makes him drive and fight. ROBERT KLAHN Bob F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 He likes to go on trips a-far. To learn what all the answers are. ANN KLEFEKER Kief Chorus 1; G.A.C. 1,2,3,4 3-T 3,4; Scitamards 1 Girls' Sports 1,2 Her gracious manner and poise. Her sense of humor true. Provide our Ann with many friends And happy memories, too. SHIRLEY LAMOTE Shirl G. A. C. 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2.3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Scitamards 1; Newspaper Staff 3; Junior Plays 3; Thespians 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Girls' Sports 1, 2.3,4 Her bright and sparkling eyes. Her exuberant pep. Will lead her to success. Where'er she may step. ROBERT LESTER Slim He likes to ride in hot rods And drive his scooter, too, A boy who likes to get there So fast you'd say, he flew. GILL LIVINGSTON Gill Track 3.4; Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2; Scitamards 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Honor Boy; Badminton 3,4; Ski Team 2.3,4 As a tackle in football, Gill certainly was tough. And someday as a lawyer, He'll surely show his stuff. 23 FRANK LOG OSH Frank Football 1 You'd think he'd rather stay on the ground. But he wants to fly jets that make lots of sound. JANICE MARTIN Library Staff 2 Janice is so very sweet. Her manners and way so fair, That we are all very sure She'll be happy anywhere. ' ... PHYLLIS LOTITO Pal Girls' Sports Did I hear Someone say, Hurry. Not this girl! I never worry. JOHN McCUE Mac Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Football 3; Varsity Club 3,4 Slow? Not always. Have you seen him play ball, Or a-hunting and fishing? Watch him. That's all. MARY JANE MARRO Janie Library Staff 3 Fun is on her list Of the things she wants to do. Suggest a dance or party And she'll help you see it thru. « iw JOAN McDOUGALL Mac Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; G. A. C. 1,2, 3,4; Sports Council; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Student Council 1, 4; Junior Honor Girl She loves her sports. She's full of fun. Joan's one of the greatest, A real true chum. 24 DUANE McFAUL Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 3 We wish we had his courage And his perseverance too. We predict in honest earnestness, Success in all he'll do. ERIC NARY Air-Wick Football 1,2,3 Thespians 2,3,4 Class Plays Bowling 1,2,3,4 He's always full of wisecracks. And he sometimes blurts them out. That we always do enjoy them, I'm sure you have no doubt. PATRICIA Me PARLAND Pat Thespians 3,4; F. H. A. 2, 3,4 Girls' Sports 1 Junior Honor Girl Patricia is a witty girl Who often livens a party. With food well-cooked, delicious too, And laughter very hearty. NANCY NARY Nance Girls' Sports 1,2 U. N. Club 1,2 Chorus 2,3 We think she'll be A splendid nurse, That'll keep her patients From getting worse. ROGER M1NARD Rog Basketball 1 Junior Honor Boy Take it apart, put it back. With cars, Roger has quite a knack. ELAINE NEGUS Eli G. A. C. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, Scitamards 1; Class Plays 1; Cheerleading 3,4; Sports Council 2,4; Girls' Sports 1,2, 3.4 She won't be rushed, It's all in vain. She's a right cute cheerleader, Our friendly Elaine. 25 MAY PARKS Katie Scitamards 1; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Junior Plays 3; Varsity Choir 2,3; Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Girls' Sports 1, 2,3,4 Play us a tune, please? What do you say? Piano and accordian, Are mastered by our May. MARY JANE POLICANO Band 1,2,3,4; G. A. C. 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Library Staff 2,3,4 Sports Council 2; Bowling 1 Here you find a good sport. Her name is Mary Jane. Whene'er she's on a team. She's sure to bring it fame. ROBERT PIETERS Bob Chorus 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Music claims his attention, Both choruses and band. We're sure he'd really reach renown. In any foreign land. ARLENE REHKUGLER Chorus 4 U. N. Club 2,3 Junior Plays Bowling 2,3,4 She likes to sing, She likes to bowl. To be efficient Is her goal. ANTHONY PIZZIRUSSO Blimp Chorus 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3 A beautiful voice, A friendly grin. And when it comes to kidding, Tony takes it on the chin. ROSE RICHICHI Rosa G. A. C. 2,4 Scitamards 1 Library Staff 3,4 Coal black hair, Sparkling eyes. She startles all, With her pert replies. 26 WILLIAM RIDER Bill A car has held his interest. Since he first learned to drive. Once behind the wheel. Bill comes fully alive. LEWIS ROSS Lewie Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3 Track 2; Basketball 1,2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 An all around player Of N. H. S. sports. Now here is a fellow Who's never out of sorts. SUZZANNE ROBB Suzy Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; 3-T 2,3,4; Thespians 2, 3,4; G. A. C. 2,3,4; Class Plays; Junior Honor Girl; Scitamards 1; Girls' Sports 1,2,3; Varsity Chorus 2,3,4 Accomplished and happy, The musician of our class. We admire the ability Of this versatile lass. THERESA SANTINO San Chorus 1,2; G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus 2; 3-T 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Class Plays 1; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 Our peppy head cheerleader Is always on the run. Whene'er she has a job to do. It always will be done. BERDEANE ROEMER Deane Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Cheerleading 3,4 Junior Honor Girl Berdeane is an athlete, The best in our class. She's also a cheerleader. And a smart, peppy lass. EDITH SATTA Jet Scitamards 1 Bowling 3 « Let's raise heck. What do you say? That's what we hear Most everyday. 27 DOROTHY SCHWARTZ Dot Dot looks quiet But what do you know? Other sources reveal That this isn't so. DOUGLAS SEVERSON Doug Avon Central F.F.A. 1,2,3 F. F. A. Basketball 1,2,3 Doug, Doug. Where are you going? Please don't keep us All from knowing. MELVIN SCHWARTZ Cortez Football 2,3 Junior Plays Hi-Y 3,4 He's tops in all his studies And in art he's a whiz. The class will surely tell you What a swell friend Cortez is. SHARLYN SHUMAN Shar Scitamards 1; U. N. Club 1, 2,3; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Sports Council 1,4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 When it comes to writing Sharlyn isn't topped. And as for playing basketball Sharlyn can't be stopped. ROCCO SCUTELLA Rocky Red Cross Representative 1 Rocky's quiet, Rocky's clever. Another like him? Never, Never ! GENEVIEVE SHU PE Gen Library Staff 4 Junior Honor Girl In school and out of school. She thinks work is fun. In fact, she often has it done Ere others have begun. 28 PRISCILLA SMITH Bronnie Scitamards I; Thespians 2, 3,4; G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Junior Plays; Junior Honor Girl 3; Cheerleading 3,4; U. N. Club 1; Newspaper Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 An excellent cheerleader And president of Tri-Hi-Y. Her brains and personality Will bring fame as years go by. SHARON SMITH Sherry Quietly and seriously. Our Sharon makes her way. We're surely going to miss her Not once, but every day. JUNE SOCHIA Junie Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Girls' Sports 2,3 June's ways are winning, Her smile is a treat. Life, treat her well, Our June is so sweet. NANCY STORM Little Iodine Ski Club 1 Scitamards 1 F. H. A. 1,2 Nancy is a sparkling lass, Who aims to be a nurse first class Congenial and friendly and ready to please. She'll always put her patients at ease. MICHAEL STRONG Mike Hi-Y 3,4 Michael Strong is a senior lad, Who never appears to be very sad. That he's a good sport thru and thru, We'll all assure you is very true. MARIE TAVANO Van Library Staff 2,3; 3-T 4; G. A. C. 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 4; Junior Plays; Bowling 1,2,3 We all have liked Our friend Marie. She has what's called A personality. 29 NICHOLAS TAVANO Nick Scitamards I; Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Thespians 2.3,4 Singing, acting, playing games, Or hunting for a deer. He tackles things that come his way, With vigor and with cheer. A. J. VAN HALL Intramurals We like A. J. He likes it here. For N. H. S. He'll always cheer. SHIRLEY TELLIER Shirl Chorus 1,2,3,4 She never says, I've nothing to do, At least not until Her work is through. PAUL VAN HOESEN Football 1; Basketball 1; Class Plays; Junior Plays; Junior Honor Boy He isn't very shy. He isn't very tall. But his personality Is liked by all. IRENE VANDEN BOUT She's a talent for drawing, A desire to excel. We know that Irene Will do very well. FLORENCE VAN NORMAN Flossie Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4 G. A. C. 2.4 Girls' Sports 2,4 Chorus 1,3,4 She bounces with energy, She talks with verve. Ask her to do something, Sure, I'll serve. 30 JOANNE VAN PARYS Jo Band 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 F. H. A. 1,2,3 Joanne loves to dance and read, These things anyone can concede. But her main ambition is to be a farmer's wife. And live on a farm the rest of her life. ELWOOD VERBRIDGE F. F. A. 2,3.4 Elwood V. is tall and thin, That's why we call him, Skeleton. VINCENT VLANESE Vinnie Junior Plays 3,4 Junior Honor Boy 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Plays 2 He knows the answers, He knows some questions, too. And when he sees the point of a joke, He laughs until he's through. V 1 EILENE VISSER Ike Chorus 1,2 Library Staff 2 Junior Plays 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Junior Red Cross 2,4 Her know how is terrific, And she surely makes it pay And many very worthwhile things She does in her quiet way. SHIRLEY VOLLERTSEN Digger Library Staff 3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Just tell her how to do it, She'll make a valiant try. She never leaves a thing until That future by and by. PAUL VOSBURGH Noble Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Junior Plays 3; Band 1; Thespians 3; Football 1,2; Junior Honor Boy; Newspaper Staff When Paul is an actor, His success is not small. He edits our paper, And plays basketball. 31 F. F. A. 1,2.3,4 F. F. A. and hunting, And riding in his car. Are pleasures that take our Gene, To greener fields a-far. DOROTHY W1LLEMSEN Dort U. N. Club 2,3 An office is where Dort wants to be. She'll set an example For all to see. FRANK WHITBECK Junior Honor Boy Our smart young farmer With the curly brow hair. Doesn't just pull his good marks Right out of the air. BETTY WIRTH Band 1,2,3 G. A. C. 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Though she may be short And full of fight. Betty makes us happy With her smile so bright. 32 PATRICIA WIEBELD Pat Chorus 1 G. A. C. 2,3.4 3-T 3.4 Girls' Sports 1 Patty looks at life and work With a smile upon her face. This friendly, lovely girl Abounds in charm and grace. FRANK ZAPPLA Frankie Junior Plays He's a keen sense of humor, A gift of the tongue. He'll come up with an answer Ere the rest have begun. History of the Class of 1952 '(£ UNIOR High School! We the class of 1952 held our heads high as we entered the doors of Newark £ High School in September, 1946. We launched upon the beginning of six marvelous years. Under the guidance of the patient seventh grade teachers, we became acquainted with the rules and customs of the school. The year ended with Betsy Richmond and Vincent Vianese as color guard and standard bearer. Betsy was also awarded the August Mauer Social Studies Prize along with Pat Wiebeld. The Progress Prize went to Frank Zappia. Our experiences in the eighth grade were truly eventful. We developed a great interest in sports and our school spirit rose to a high peak. Nancy Bartle and Edwin Baumgartner captured the honor of being the best students. Dorothy Faas was awarded the August Mauer Post Social Studies Prize; Nancy Bartle, the American Legion Essay Prize; Jean Conklin, the J. M. Pitkin Progress Prize; and Tom DeJohn and Joan McDougall were named the best citizen of the class. Joan McDougall was also our representative on the Student Council. We then embarked upon our high school career. Tom DeJohn was elected president of the class with Helen DeRue as vice-president, Pat Wiebeld as secretary and Joan McDougall as treasurer. Jim Burgh-duff and Florence VanNorman joined our class in the Freshman year. The main event of the year proved to be our tremendously successful class party. Prize day found Gill Livingston and Berdeane Roemer standard bearer and color guard with Genevieve Shupe being named the rural student with the highest average. Under the leadership of Tom DeJohn, Bill Kibble, Pat Wiebeld and Bob DeMarco we took part in the class plays and cheerleading tryouts in the Sophomore year. We emerged triumphantly from the class play contest and Betty DeVries, Bronnie Smith, Theresa Santino, Elaine Negus, and Berdeane Roemer were chosen as the new Newark High cheerleaders. At the end of the year Ed Baumgartner and Nancy Bartle again became standard bearer and color guard. Joan McDougall was awarded the Comstock Memorial Prize. Soon after the opening of our Junior Year in school, rehearsals for the Junior Plays began. Both the casts and stage workers agreed that the plays were an incident never to be forgotten. This was also the year when averages were scrupulously watched, for it was the year to purchase class rings. Under the direction of our class officers, Duane McFaul, Mel Schwartz, Eilene Visser, and Lynn Carr we began planning for our Junior Prom. It was a huge success with a profit of $30. The only newcomer to our class was A. J. VanHall. Vincent Vianese and Dorothy Faas were standard bearer and color guard. Commencement found thirty-four juniors participating in the exercises. The Junior Honor Girls were Nancy Di Santo, Berdeane Roemer, Dorothy Faas, Joan McDougall, Eilene Visser, Bronnie Smith, Angel-ine Buragina, Marcia Fritz, Genevieve Shupe, Mary Horch, Ann Klefeker, Pat McParland, Barbara Hayden, Gloria Cook, Suzanne Robb, Betty Barberi, and Anne Havert. The Junior Honor Boys were Ed Baumgartner, Jack Ferrell, Vincent Vianese, Gill Livingston, Paul Vosburgh, Mel Schwartz, Charles Avery, Jim Burghduff, Mike Strong, Frank Whitbeck, Gerald DeBruyne, Pat Bilotta, Paul VanHoesen, Charles Baldwin, A. J. VanHall, Roger Minard, and Duane McFaul. Besides being named to these honor positions, many of the students received prizes on the annual award day. The Masonic Prize was presented to Dorothy Faas, the Harvard Book Prize to Gill Livingston, and the August Mauer Industrial Arts Prize to Francis Martin. Seniors! All of us knew that we would in time become Seniors; but when the day finally rolled around we could hardly believe that it was true. However the long-awaited, much talked-about magazine campaign made us realize that we were in our last year at Newark High. Much to the surprise of everyone (except, of course, ourselves) we topped last year's sales and set a new record of $1 1,525.13. Soon after the termination of the campaign, the Yearbook Staff was selected. They were Jack Ferrell, editor, Dorothy Faas, Eilene Visser, Anne Havert, Gill Livingston, Bronnie Smith, Ed Baumgartner, Shirley Lamote, Dolores Herman, Charles Baldwin, Charles AvCry, Mel Schwartz, and Lynn Carr. Elected to the office of president of the Senior Class was Ed Baumgartner with his administrative assistants-Jim Davis, Marcia Fritz, and Jack Ferrell. As this book goes to press we are anxiously awaiting our Washington trip and we are all looking forward to commencement and the future. Whatever the future holds in store for us we will never forget the good times we had in the Class of 1952 at Newark High School. 33 Voted the Best BEST LOOKING Ann Klefeker Roger Bush BEST DRESSED Lewis Ross Teresa Santino BEST ARTISTS Mel Schwartz Dorothy Schwartz Mr. Hawver BEST STUDENTS Ed Baumgartner Genevieve Shupe 34 WITTIEST Jack Ferrell Betty Barberi BEST ATHLETES Tom DeJohn Berdeane Roemer BEST DANCERS Bob DeMarco Joan Burm BEST MUSICIANS Charles Avery Suzanne Robb BEST ACTORS Vincent Vianese Shirley Lamote 35 AMBITION SAYING Abbott Business Executive What da ya say, Monk? Avery Commercial Artist Ya Know ? Baldwin Businessman Some do. You one, too? Barberi Nurse I can't say it. Baumgartner Doctor I believe it. Bilotta Businessman You'll have to prove it. Bullock Private Secretary How bout dat! Buragina Private Secretary Big deal! Burghduff Eng ineering See you round. Burm, Jackson U.S. Marines Reckon so 1 Burm, Joan Own an electric dishwasher Hoop-de-doo! Bush Make lots of money Ya don't say. Calviera Travel and be happy Now look, square boy! Campbell Business Executive 1 believe it. Carlson Farmer Ain't your business? Carr Teacher Oh, crumb! Cauwels Get Married Oh, shut up! Celso To be successful Wait for me. Ceravolo To get rich quick Think I'll roll a car. Clark Play baseball Your dial is set for Symphony, SID. Colasurdo Women's Air Force Go, Go, Go,-Go! Cole Housewife Em, Wait! Davis Forester Take it easy. Dayton Housewife Where's Bob? De Bruyne Own a Cadillac Don't get excited. De John Make a good living You know what I mean. De Marco Reach my goal De Vries Nurse and Marriage Oh, for cripe sake! Faas Teacher Oh, my heavens! Farnsworth, A. Marriage That's Deusy fine. Farnsworth, D. Join WAF Hey! Worthless. Ferrell Veterinarian Say there ! Don't know, do ya ? Fisk Make a good wife Fritt School teacher Guess what? Gary Secretary Golly! George Join the Navy Hi, Ernie. Goettman, J. Good Housewife Honestly! 1 can't see it. Goetzman, N. Secretary Goodman Physiotherapist Develop my Dad's business. Oh, crumb! Graf Well, now 1 Hammond, A. To work with people Here I am, you lucky people. Hammond, D. Own a dairy ranch I reckon. Havert Private secretary Now what do I do? Hayden To make money Chucky, wait a minute. Herman To always be happy Holland, B. Nurse Don't do it. Holland, B. A. Legal Stenographer I like it. Horch Social Studies Teacher Houck Carpenter Hughson Undecided Well, what do you want? A medal. Jansen Carpenter I didn't say anything. Keane Be successful Wait for me. Kibble To be successful You're crazy. Klahn Machinery mechanic Klefeker Find cure for boredom So there-take that. MISS MOST The class. Driving gang to school. Happy times with classmates. The kids. The kids. Prof. Munson. The kids. Mr. Werts saying At ease, students. Shorthand class. Fun at N.H.S. Friends, gym. Sneaking snacks into study hall. Mr. Klossner's classes. Mr. Klossner, the gang. The school. The school. High school days. The kids. Everything. All the kids. School in general. Geneva gang. Gym classes. Prof Munson gang. Mr. Klossner's jokes. Daydreaming in class. Sports, school. Mr. Klossner's imitations. Cheerleading, gang. Everything. Miss Turner. Social Studies 12. All the kids. Vacations. Kids in study hall. The kids. Auto mechanics. Talking in the halls. Talking in halls. Everything but homework. Auto mechanics. Kids and teachers, Riding on the bus. Field trips. Gabbing with Dolores. Noon hours at The Plata. Walking with Chuck. Prof. Munson, the gang. Kids, The Plata. The kids. Miss Carpenter's room. Auto Mechanics gang. Mr. Ludwig's jokes. Going downtown after school. Football. Mr. Lee's Field trips. Hours spent at Plata. 36 AMBITION SAYING MISS MOST Lamote Rich nurse Not only that-But that too! Mr. Robb, chem. lab. Lester Truck driver (What?) Mr. Ludwig's jokes. Livingston Lawyer How about that! Those last three seconds before lunch. Logosh Jet pilot Prof. Munson's sense of humor. Lotito Secretary Passes from library. Marro Beautician Ain't that right? Martin Secretary Shorthand classes. McCue Trip around the world Mr. Klossner's classes. McDougall Architect Ahhaaa ? Times at the Plaza. Me Faul Draftsman Hey, stupid. Auto mechanics. Me Parland Marriage Oh, dear. Driver Ed class. Minard Auto mechanics. Nary, E. Race car driver Don't get cut! Prof. Munson, the kids. Nary, N. Nurse Nuts! ! The kids. Negus Be a success You're cracking up, kid. Kids, cheerleading. Parks Nurse Heavens!! Mr. Klossner's accent. Pieters Prof. Munson, band. Pizzirusso To advance into a Buddy, Buddy. The kids, nice scold- higher standard of living ings of teachers. Policano Own a reducing salon Huh! ! Seeing Theresa's in Newark new clothes. Rehkugler Medical secretary Gab sessions at noon. Richichi Rider Secretary Relax. Kids, excitement. Robb Happiness Hi, Ace! The kids and 213. Roemer To be successful Cheerleading, Miss Brown Ross To be successful You're crazy. School, activities. Santino Dental Hygienist Aw, come on! Kids, cheerleading. Satta Travel around world What are ya, kiddin'? The kids. Schwartz, D. Housewife Why? The kids. Schwartz, M. To beat the draft You don't know, do you? The easy life. Scutella To be a flyer Aw, come on. Mr. Werts' wisecracks. Severson To stay single Get lost. Teachers. Shuman To be successful Jeepers, wait for me! Kids, teacher's jokes. Shupe To be successful Latin class. Smith, P. Do something unusual I thought I'd die. Kids, cheerleading. Smith, S. Secretary Say, that's real tricky. Kids. Sochia Private secretary Are you kidding ? Kids. Storm Nurse George. Prof. Munson's mustache. Strong Retire with money Nice Day. Auto mechanics. Tavano, M. To travel abroad What'd I say? ? ? Long jaunts to school. Mr. Werts' polka dot Tavano, N. To be successful Eh? bowtie. Tellier To earn money Huh? What? Kids, homework. Vandenbout Marry a millionaire Cut it out, will ya? Teachers, classmates. Van Hall Radio-Television No rest for the wicked. Friendships. VanHoesen To be successful Get together after school. Van Norman Convertible Cadillac Crackin up. The gang. Prof. Munson. Van Parys Farmer's wife Holy Cow! Afternoons off. Verbridge Farmer Mr. Lee's Field trips. Vianese Enter a Religious order Definitely! Some friendships. Visser Banker Heck! Everything but homework. Vollertsen Secretary Where arc you going? Mr. Klossner, Kids. Vosburgh Build a town Why? Writing newspaper. Weimer Airplane mechanic English III. Whitbeck Farmer Oh! Heck! Ag trips. Wiebeld Marriage Isn't that cute ? Prof..games, kids. Willemsen Secretary Oh, brother! The kids. Wirth Win a motorcycle race All right, already? The kids, lunchline. Zappia Businessman Miss Quiri's expression, Do tomorrow's work today. 37 Will We Ever Forget ( T ONY Pizzirasso falling asleep in Miss Crellin's social studies class---Miss Quiri telling Ernie Graf to put his gum in the basket-Mr. Klossner's British accent-- the fights Larry George, Vincent Vianese, and Paul Vosburg had over Joan McDougall in the sixth grade at Roosevelt School-teachers trying to drill something into our heads- Miss Crellin's family tree--- The discussion of the Junior Prom in our class meetings---Eugene Weimer's bright shirts--the hokey pokey and the Irish washerwoman---cheerleading tryouts---getting lectures in 214 for being too loquacious-the increased vocabulary learned in English IV--Miss Bain's cheery laugh---writing our UN themes---- Dances after the basketball games- —Lucy MacMorris's talks on subjects no one could understand---when Melvin Schwartz was put in the corner at the Marbletown School because he got fresh with the teacher---our deer slayer, Dolores Farnsworth---selling tickets for the Class Plays and Junior Plays---trying to beat the tardy bell- When John McCue was the Romeo of our Freshman year---Flossie Van Norman's shyness when she first came to Newark---Agnes Hammond's dimples---our sore feet from selling magazines--coming back to school from summer vacation-----when Mary Bloomer stood in the hall, Ann Klefeker in the corner, and Bronnie Smith in the closet in the 4th grade at Perkins School--- The candy counter---the flag salute in assemblies-the mad rush to lunchline--Mr. Herrington's flashy neckties-Mr. Chetney's howdy's ---Miss Howland asking Seniors to leave the library---grade school days as well as high school days--- the cadet teachers--- The competition between the eighth grade rooms for charitable causes--special trips to the office-Marie Tavano's and Joan Burm's pony tails ----Larry George's long legs---whippings received in the third grade at Roosevelt School---working on the year-book---strange aromas from the chem lab---- Our class steadies-Lynn Carr and Bob Goodman, Gracie Cole and Ernie Graf, Dolores Herman and Chuck Avery, Pat Wiebeld and Tom De John---Boogie, Gill and Ed teasing the girls-- Got the car, Jamie? ---when Suzanne Robb was Valentine Queen in the fourth grade at Perkins School---having the highest magazine sales-- Miss Turner's and Miss L'Amoreaux's wisdom---Elaine falling in Mr. MacArthur's lap in pep meeting-the Washington trip--competition between the Roosevelt, Lincoln, and Perkins School in sports-quiet study halls under Miss Goggin--Prof Reed----- Freddy Campbell chasing Eilene Visser home in the 5th grade-- All our memorable and unforgetful years at Newark High School. 38 CL A SSES Juniors Ut Row: R. Wirth, Lyon, Dailey, Scofield, Soper, DiSanto, Derby, Pickering, Tyler, Steven , Bun, Lcipham. 2nd Row: Thomas, VanHanehan, DePolo, Sana, Glerum, Lohman, Lealrd, Meade, Browning, Lykc, Pickard. Abbott, Pulver, 3rd Row: Mr. Mullin, Lunay, R. Pieters, Crane, Bouwen , Botcher, Buffalo, Shultz. Fitch. Burdin, Lawton. Russell, Jacob. Mrs. Rich. 4th Row: Hadlock, Altman, Frank, Sadler, Tack, DeWispelaere, Bosje, Kiessling, Decker, Collins, Lee, Howell, Foss, Cauwels, Mr. Munson. 1st Row: Johnson, Woodhams, Morrison. Schiltz, Barker, Barclay, Newton, Johns, Ferrell, Shultz, Perkins, Wage. 2nd Row: Palermo, De Fisher, Moon, Dion, Verschage, Roemer, R. Valle, Petrus, Fox, A. Bailey, Ramos, Krebbeks, Santelli. 3rd Row: Mr. Hawver, Dubler, Noble. Wiser, Klahn, Patrizi, F. Bailey, Siler, J. Monje, Williams, MacKown, Dore, Graf, Miss Wright. 4th Row: De Weaver, Andrew, Doanc, De Pode, Schuldt, Nunn, Kiessling, Rumsey, Colacino, Yost, Rifenburg. 40 1st Row: B. Vercrouae, Vollcrtsen, Conlin, Downey, Fagner, Carroll, Botcher, Scott, Severson, De Augustine, Schinsing, Case. 2nd Row: Scheer, Putman, Maynard, O'Brien, Nary, P. Celso, D. Nicholson, Wirth, Negus, Williams, Avery, Mancuso. Gullo. 3rd Row: De Wind, Jansen, Covert, Van Gorden, De Wispelaere, Flnewood, Russell. Van Parys. Dennie, Nephew Leaird, Hockenberger. 4th Row: Townsend. Coleman, Stone, Carrington, Tyner, Goodman, Turner, Bebb Hoot. Fichter, Brown, T. Santelli. 5th Row: Santoro, Strine, Marquart, Pratt, Lookup, Stell, De Porter, Policano, De John, J. De Weaver, Mr. Werts. 1st Row: S. Williams, Sadler, McMahon, Serens, Bums, Fogarty, Kaupp, Parks. VerMeersch. Tavano, Ross, Calviera. 2nd Row: Bun, Lorraine, J. Nicholson, Hall, Celso, Lawton, Ridley, Buttaccio, MacDonald. Kaufman. Van Gorder. De Augustine. Jacob. 3rd Row; B. De Marco. Omt, Schraffenberger. Woodhams. Matthys. Roemer, Van Hanegan, De Wispelaere, Garrett, C. Ver Crouse, Smith, Dayton. 4th Row: Miss Brown, Kennedy, De Metsenaere. Westfall, Pieters, Kotvis, Sochia, Burm, Welcher, DuBois, Oakleaf, Miner, Cole. Reiners. 5th Row: Mr. Klossner, Van Horne. Leonhardt. BlondeU, Mitchell. Boerman. Libbert, De Groat. Horton. De Cook, J. Lunay, Monje, J. Ceravolo. Collier. Mr. Williams. 41 Freshmen 1st Row: Vigliarolo, Lagana, Fishbaugh. Benne, De Nerlng, M. Siegwalt, Hart. Bllotta. Goebert, Burgett, Hocch. Hurl-burt. 2nd Row: De Rue, Davis, Vercrouse, Hamelinck, Viola, Beckens, Haynes, De Meyers, Cauwels, Nellis, Morganti, Avery, Dixon. 3rd Row: Mr. Mullin, Brockhuizen, Schraffenberger, Colacino, Gaston, Hubright, Caruso. French, Golds-borough, Jackson, GraybiU, Gullo, CUrk, Miss Quiri. 4th Row: Shaw, Howell, Motter, P. Pulver, Hammond, Graf, Beader, Corkhill, Davenport. Bailey, Collier, Tyre, O’Connell. 5th Row. Lewis, Williams, R. Burdick. Sears, Nash, Lynn, J. Klahn, Van Damme, V. Klahn, Hayden, Tanea, Weimer, Kneut, Gambill, Ledain. 1st Row: Schneider, Marro, Lyke, De Wlspelaerc, De Wandel, Rawdcn, Holmes, Rider, Santoro, Stone, L. Warner, Guinup. 2nd Row: R. Warner, Vanderlinde, R. Pulver, Hartman, Valle, Ring, D. Pulver, Cooney, Buttaccio, De Cann, D. Pulver, R. Shupe, Houde. 3rd Row: Van Casscle, Schwab, Vanderbilt, VandenBussche, Guinup, Capwell, Baumgartner, Latin, Curcio, De Marco. Bullock, Crescibene, Mr. Lee. 4th Row: Horton, Haven, P. Burdick, Vanderbrook, Waldorf, Spalteholz, Jones, Martin, Van Wyk, G. Shupe, Frank, Visser. 5th Row: Mrs. Pitcher, McDougall, McCellan, Dayton, Critelli, Swartele, Rocdts, McWilliams, Shaffner, Harris, Miss Bain. 42 1st Row: Palmeri, Robb. Andrew. DeCann. Uvlngston. K. Taylor. Doyle. Blair, Downey. Marquart. Holdridge. Kless. 2nd Row: Kaufman. Dayton. Farnsworth. Binder, D. Martens, Beckens, Abbott Boisvert. Tavano. Trozzo. Vandcn-Bussche. Scott. Bartle. 3rd Row . Ugana, MacLaren. Barberi. Brockhuizen. - Blaerc. Rowe, Chamberlin. MacMillin, Garrett. Davis. Fitch, Goellner, Miss L'Amoreaux. 4th Row. Comstock, Pa to. Tarantelll. Follette, Simonse. Kline, Rodgers, Matteson, Bailey, Townley, Blankenburg, Matthys, Tellier. 5th Row: Mr. Hill, Smith, Cavanaugh. E. Taylor, Keukelaar, Bauer. Dickson, Franklin. Lay, Stone. Wandersee. DeSeyn. 1st Row: McClellan, Masscr, R. Martens, McKeon, Marrocco, Rickerson, Volpe, Wlrth, Shaffner, Johns. O'Neil, Mitchell. 2nd Row: Swan, Martin, Wage, Renick, Rooze, Salerno, Horch, Wright, Garvey, Cowles, DeBuyser, Janto. 3rd Row: Milbrook, Beales. McCusker, Hylkema, Huntley, VanParys, Ehrhardt, VanBoxlaere. Dendecker, Pralno, Joris, Nacye, Goodman, 4th Row: Richardson, Klahn, Mangan, VanDermortel, Groat, Pieters, Hyman,'Bilotta, Allen, Lunay, Krebbeks, Binder. 5th Row: Mrs. Knox, Klefeker, Colasurdo, Tyler, Matthews, Campbell, Thomson, Burnham, Donnelly. Kiessling. Mr. Mar burger. 43 Seventh Grade 1st Row: McCuskcr, DeBruyne. Carroll. Pizzirusso, Murray, C. Plyter, Dunlap, Morrison. Cole, Richard Cauwels, Gifford. Orbaker. 2nd Row: Dyson. Velte. Guinup. VanGordcr. Rooze, Marro, Doane. DeMeyers, Donald Carr. Robert Cauwcls, Wagemaker, Ruggiero. Chittenden. 3rd Row: Soper. Steinruck, Clicquennoi, Valmore, Gale, Vianese, Livingston, Sheheen, G. Smith, Colasurdo, Burdick, Carpenter. 4th Row: Lauterbach, Weaver, A. Smith, Westfall, Prutzman, Leenhouts, DePorter, VanCamp, Renzi. Crockford. Santoro, DeLue, Nellis. 5th Row: J. Fenyn. Burgett, Tack. Vitaro, Klahn, Critelli, Shaw, Omt, Downey, Corkhill, Gamsey, Foss, Mac Arthur. 6th Row: Mrs. Robarge, Craver, Caruso, Kneut, Nash, Farnsworth. J. Fenyn. Miss Sherman. 1st Row: Beckwith, Swain, Lyon, Schiltz, BlondeU, DeDoelder, Cinquegrana, A. Witt, Hallagan, F. Greco, Thomson, Smallidge. 2nd Row: Crescibene, Feiock, Sapp, Downey, Noble, Peeler, J. Win, Everen Israel, Schram, M. Severson, Nary, Evelyn Israel, Bradley. 3rd Row: Lynn, Lyke, S. Severson, R. Cook, Cauwels, Martyn, Allen, Bailey, McKeon, G. Israel, Vankoevering, Snyder. 4th Row: Kuczminski, DeNagel, Sir kin, Reiners, J. Plyter, Finewood, Burnham, Vigliarolo, Hamilton, O’Brien, Avery, Schmuck, Cook. 5th Row? Glerum, Blackman. Durfee, Stein, Pran, Peters, E. Plyter, Garrett, Caster, Marriott, Mittiga, Ehrhardt. 6th Row: Mrs. McConnell, Santino, Latin, Davis, Thomas, Conklin, Newcombe, J. Greco. Miss Morrison. 44 SCHOLASTIC NEWARK PUBLIC LIBR CLUBS Varsity Club 1st Row: Burghdutt, Lookup. Frank. Policano, Baumgartner. 2nd Row: Davis, Lee. D. Tavano, N. Tavano, DeAugustine. Ross. 3rd Row: Mr. Washburn. Bush, Livingston, Doane, Dejohn, Mr. Hess. G.A.C. 1st Row: Ferrell, Perkins, DeVries, Sandno. Robb. Roemer, Lyon, Barclay. Smith, Dailey. Negus. Fox. 2nd Row: Miss Brown, Petrus, Nary, J. Celso. Carroll. Shuman, D. Farnsworth, Wiebeld. Van-Norman. Wirth, Ramos. J. Celso, Santelli. 3rd Row: J. Nicholson. VanGorden. Holland, T. Santelli, Keane. Graf. Carr. Palermo. DeFisher, Fogarty, Tavano, DePolo. 4th Row: Schiltz, Barbcri, N. Goetzman, Goodman, Policano. Parks, Tyner, DeMetsenaere. Westfall, Fritz, Soper, Jacob, Faas. 5th Row: Lamote, JXibler, Noble, Collins, Decker, Klefeker, Crane, Hayden. McDougall, Scofield. 46 Junior J.A. C. 1st Row: Visser, S. Bilotta, Holmes, Baumgartner, Waldorf, Beckens. Robb. 2nd Row: Goebert, Spalteholz, Han, Tavano, Palmeri, Humphrey, Goodman, Cauwels. 3rd Row: Miss Brown, Comstock, De Wispclaere, De Marco, Curcio, Latin, De Wandel, Fi hbaugh. 4th Row: O'Connell, Critelli, P. Bilotta. Vanderbrook, Jackson, Mangan, Swain. 5th Row: Bailey, Goldsborough, Corkhill, Surk, Swanele, Collier. Sports' Council 1st Row: Shuman, Negus, Schiltz. 2nd Row: Perkins, Palermo, Ramos, DeFisher, Crane. 3rd Row: Holmes, Noble, Latin, Miss Brown. 47 Tri-Hi- 1st Row: Welcher, DeFisher, J. Goetzman, Smith, Carr, Lyon, Dubois, Botcher. 2nd. Row: Oakleaf, Visser, Verschage, Leaird, Valle, Fox, Roe me r. VanNorman. 3rd Row: Miss Carpenter, N. Goetzman, Sochia, Graf, Havert, Perkins, Soper. 4th Row: Schiltz, Noble, Crane, Johnson, Carrington, Tyner, Faas. Hi-Y st Row: D. Pieters. McFaul, Davis, Avery, Schwartz, Derby. 2nd Row . Mr. MacArthur, Lee, Jansen, Howell, Barker, Williams. 3rd Row: Strong, Goodman, Bush, Frank, ’Baumgartner, Nunn, 4th Row: Andrew, Pieters, Hammond, Livingston. 48 1st Row; Dailey, Barclay, Ferrell, De Vries, Barberi, Holmes, Wiebeld. 2nd Row: Fritz, De Polo, Spalteholz, Tavano, Santino, Petrus, Bailey. 3rd Row; Miss Comstock, Brown, Robb, Van Gordcn, Palermo, Miss Turner. 4th Row; Hayden, Collins, Kennedy, Klefeker, Turner, De Metsenaere. Library Staff 1st Row; Curcio, Guinup, VandenBusschc, D. Nicholson, Dayton, Meade, Verschage, Visser, DePolo. 2nd Row; Colasurdo, Vigliarolo, B. Vollersten, Santoro. Fox, Lorraine, Carroll, Hamelinck. P. Celso, Krebbcks. 3rd Row: Miss Howland, Schraffcnbergcr, VerCrouse, Collier, Beckens, Martin, J. Bullock, Crescibene, J. Nicholson. 4th Row; Wirth, DeWlnd, Jacob, Faas, Lyon, Shupc, Satta, S. Vollcrtsen, C. Bullock. 5th Row; Jansen, Parks, Bebb, Johnson, Foss, Santclli, Critelli, Policano, Shaffner. 49 FFA 1st Row: Russell, Bouwens, Frank, Weimer, Klahn, Carlson. 2nd Row: Botcher, Tyler, A. Frank, Warner, Pulver, Guinup, Vanderlindc. 3rd Row: Martin, Fagner, Bcnne, Burgett, Case, Van Wyk, Mr. Lee. 4th Row: Blondell, Verbridge, Siegwalt, Hammond, De Wispelaere, Gambill, Boer man. 1st Row. Jansen, Hockenberger, R. Wirth, Celso, Pickering, DeAugustine. 2nd Row: DeWind, Van Hanegan, Vollertsen, Garrett, Van Parys, Meade. 3rd Row: Miss Mclious, McParland, Burm, Brown, Johns, Williams. 4th Row: Graf, Kotvis, Fine wood, Bebb. 50 Thespians 1st Row: Bun, Soper, Derby, DcWeaver, Barclay, Barker, Omt, Leipham. 2nd Row: Sadler, De Polo, Rocmer, Petrus, Carroll, Celso, Fogany, Bailey, Krebbeks. 3rd Row: Miss De Prez, Schiltz, Barbcri, Robb, De Metsenacre, Lyon, Kaufman, Carr, Miss Quirl. 4th Row: Strine, Libbert, Dore, Collins, Me Parland, Smith, Carrington, Hayden, Lamote. 5th Row: Wiser, Stell, Andrew, Livingston, Baumgartner, Nary, Klahn. Scitamards 1st Row: Baumgartner, Latin, Barberi, Beader, Nash, Spalteholz, Han, Robb. 2nd Row: Robinson, S. Bilotta, E. Tavano, Palmeri, Goodman, Janto, Cauwels, Morganti, Dixon. 3rd Row: Mrs. Knox, Andrew, Schraffenberger, Beales, McCusker, Bullock, Martin, Miss De Prez. 4th Row: Bailey, Pieters. Mitchell, Visser, Fitch, Marquart, Shaffner, Livingston. 5th Row: Hyman, Plyter, Klahn, Golds-borough. Stark, P. Bilotta, Holmes. 51 Yearbook Staff 1st Row: Haven, Herman, Ferrell, Faas, Visser, Carr. 2nd Row: Miss Goggin, Avery, Mr. Hawver, Lamote, Livingston, Baldwin, Smith, Baumgartner, Schwartz, Mr. Werts, Miss Carpenter. 1st Row: Shuman, Baumgartner, Vosburgh, Baldwin, De Mctsenaere. 2nd Row: Plyter, Goldsboroujth. Van Hall, Vianese, Schwartz, Keane, Andrew. 52 Junior Red Cross 1st Row: Derby. Horch, Bailey. Turner. Latin. Lyon, Mitchell. 2nd Row: Tavano. Hamelinck Bilotta, Taylor. Beckwith, Velte. Hallagan. 3rd Row: Mrs. Robarge. Sadler, Fenyn, Tanea. Fitch, Visser, Miss Bain. 4th Row: Williams, Ceravolo, Rumsey, Libbert. Stamp Club 1st Row: Russell. Maynard. Lawton. Roemer. 2nd Row: Velte De Bruyne CUcque oi. Cole, Wage-maker, Avery. 3rd Row: Miss Crellin, Vitaro, Klahn, Nash, Wiser, Me Kown, Miss Bain. 53 Art 1st Row: P. Burnham, Milbrook, Foss, Palmeri, Butuccio. Holdridge, Westfall, Bradley. 2nd Row: Sheheen, Schmuck, Swain, Clicquennoi, Kaufman, Cook, Carpenter, Cinquegrana, Corkhill. 3rd Row: Mr. Hawver, Nicholson, Lorraine, Groat, Plyter, Marquart, W. Williams, Shaw, Mitchell. 4th Row: Shultz, Woodhams, Foss, Hadlock, L. Burnham, N. Williams, Dion, Follette, Naeyc. Varsity Chorus 1st Row: Shaffner, Burt, Fritz, Andrew, Miss Wright, Tavano, Celso, Holmes. 2nd Row; Santelli, Valle, Petrus, Browning. Wage, Sadler, Omt, Botcher. 3rd Row: DeRue, Valle, Lyon, Robb, Decker, Wilson, Barclay, Morrison. 4th Row: Scheer, Gullo, Pizzirusso, Stell, DePorter, Howell, Strine, VerMecrsch. • 54 Chorus 1st Row: Graybill. Petrus, Browning, Williams, De Marco, Lyke, Sadler, Ornt, Van Parys, De Wispelaere, Palermo, 'Shaffner. 2nd Row. M. Santelll, Farnsworth, Orlopp, Fogarty, Schneider, Valle, Hall, De Meyers, De Wandel, Nicholson, N. Burt, Schwab, D. De Wispelaere, 3rd Row: S. Burt, Carr, Fritz, Martin, De Nering, Dayton, Vcrdehem, Tellier, Ferrell, Thomas, Graf, J. Burgess. 4th Row: Nellis, Dc Rue, Valle, Latin, Crescibene, Leipham, Johns, Holland, Robb, T. Santelll, Bouwens, Maynard, Abbott. 5th Row: Santoro, Serens, Strine, Hoot, Faas, Dc Cann, Decker, Wilson, French, Mitchell, L. Howell, Dorc. 6th Row: Campbell, Di Santo, Hayden, Vander Mortel, Stell, Andrew, Pratt, Patrizi, Burdick, B. Howell. 1st Row: Goebert, Horch, Vanderbrook, Vollertsen, Fishbaughr Meade, Wage, Hockenberger, Jackson, Holmes, VanHanegan, Russell. 2nd Row: Mancuso, Cauwels, Celso, Nary, VanNorman, Beckens, P. Celso, Carroll, Lorraine, Lohman, Verschage, Tavano, DePolo. 3rd Row: DeWispelaere, Garrett, Capwell, Curcio, Cole, Oakleaf, Botcher, DuBois, Finewood, Wirth Brown, Bebb, Dennie. 4th Row: G. Rocmcr, Rehkugeler, Swartele, O'Connell, Graf, Fichter, B. Roemer, Bullock, Waldorf, Sochia, Lyon, Barclay, Keane. 5th Row: Morganti, Ring, Warner, Scheer, Pieters, Pulver, Lamote, Bailey, Gullo, Colacino, Schraffenburger, Morrison. 6th Row. Crockford. VerMeersch, Pizzirusso, Severson, Vosburgh, George, DePorter, D. Tavano, Calviera, N. Tavano. 55 Sextet 1st Row: Botcher, Miss Wright, VanGorden. 2nd Row: Omt, Welcher, Fryling, Sadler. 1st Row. Valle, Petrus. 2nd Row: Barclay, Wilson, Miss Wright. 56 Senior Band 1st Row Derby. L. Howell, La mote. Libbert, Stark. S. Robb, De Groat. Coleman, B. Lunay. Dixon. Petrus. 2nd Row: Mr. Robb. MacArthur, J. Swain. B. Cole. Policano, De Metsenaere. Fryling, Bcader, Dcnnie, J. Pieters. Goebert. A. Farnsworth Holland. 3rd Row: A. Gullo, Blair. Reuter, Boynton. Van Hanehan. Fitch. D. Pieters, B. Howell. Houghton, Omt, Spaltcholz Scofield. 4th Row: Smith. Humphrey. Plyter. Klossner. Ridley. Ehrhardt, Thomas, Morrison. Tarantelli. BIlona, Warner. Cole. 5th Row. Lookup. Bosje. Lee. Ferrell. J. Lunay. R. Pieters. D. Burns. Strlne, Serens, Negus. Kaufman. Junior Band 1st Row: Stark, Swain. Hamilton. Smith. Mac Arthur. Clicquennoi. De Bruyne, Dixon. Israel. 2nd Row: Swain, DeBuyser, Humphrey. Garren, Diafee, Ehrhardt, Vianese, Crescibene, Kaufman. Velte. 3rd Row: Mr. Robb. Bilotta. De Seyn, Fitch, Paone, Praino, Tarantelli. Houghton. Spalteholz. Robb. 4th Row Morrison. Blair. Reuter, Plyter. Davis. Boynton. Klossner. Howell. Wagemakcr. 5th Row Pieters, Cinquegrana. Cole. Kuczminsld. Nlchol. Fagner. Lunay. Warner. De Doelder. 57 SPORTS Cheerleaders •'N Formation: B. Roemer, A. Fox, K. Ferrell, B. Smith, B. DeVries, T. Santino, A. Bailey, E. Negus. V. Perkins, M. Dailey. Coaches 1st Row: Mr. Munson, Mr. Klossner, Mr. Washburn, Mr. Marburger. 2nd Row: Mr. Greene, Mr. Hess, Mr. Mullin. 60 Football 1st Row: DePorter, Policano, Davis, N. Tavano, T. Dcjohn, Livingston, Burghduff, Doane, Nunn. 2nd Row: DiSanto, Ross, DeAugustine, D. Tavano, Burdick, Ceravolo. Barker, Caruso, Monje. 3rd Row: Mr. Marburgcr, Cinqucgrana, Sicgwalt, Frank, Patrizi, Nash, Lynn, Townsend, Wage, Mr. Washburn. 4th Row: Mr. Green, Lunay, Santoro, D. Dejohn, Crockford, Hartman, Mr. Hess. 1st Row: Dunn, Kennedy, Cowles, Colaclno, De John. Ross. 2nd Rqw: Howell, Pulvcr, Luebbert, Crider, Altman. Holmes, Mr. Klossner. 3rd Row: Clark, Libbert, Corkhill, Burghduff. 61 Varsity Basketball 1st Row: De Augustine, Frank, Pollcano, Lynn, Ceravolo, DiSanto. 2nd Row: Lookup, Siegwalt, DePorter, Rawdcn, Vosburgh, Townsend, Baldwin, Mr. Hess. Junior Varsity 1st Row: Mr. Washburn, Kaupp, Negus, Ross, Tavano, Santoro. 2nd Row: Burdick, De Weaver, Siegwalt, Nash, Tanea, Hayden. 62 Track 1st Row: Bosje, Nunn, Lecge, Baldwin, Townsend, Burm. 2nd Row: Randolph, Allen, Livingston, Wilck, De Wlspelaere, Bush, Mr. Greene. 3rd Row: Blondell, Monje. Dion, Frank, Wolford, Tavano, Burditt. 1st Row: T. Kiessling, Doanc, J. Kiessling. 2nd Row: Colaclno, Lee. Dore, Mr. Mullin. 63 SCHOOL LIFE Model Wife The Bride and Groom What! She's not pidgeon-toed. M W7 Red Everybody got into this picture. THE GIRLS Don't laugh. Sue; something is wrong. Say, Beaut! 67 Globetrotters? Rocky Mr. Lee's Boys 68 Kief's Mad 69 Can't Say Much Barb Art Students Has Alma grown any ? 9C eUFFh -0