North Hunterdon High School - Regis Yearbook (Annandale, NJ)

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'H ' Q9 is 0t 5 ' g-iaaak -, - K ' .. ' , , , 'i K wg, 31 A s. u , FRONT ROW: Marie Behney, Martha Dziedzic, Joan Hawk, Miss Magaw, Helen Schmidt, Carol Langston, Eileen Miller, Arlene Amold, Alice Plushanski. SECOND ROW: Miriam Bishop, Helen Potts, Katherine Cozze, Joan Hallinger, Joan Schubert, Ellen Smogi, Judy MacFadyen, Adele Rogers. THIRD ROW: Betty Jane Cregar, Doris Cassotti, Alice Elliott, Mollie Mulligan, Nancy Johnson, Joan Willis, Pat Hickey, jean Almind, Priscilla Thomas, Mary Ellen Sutton, Eleanor Apgar. FOURTH ROW: Rose Donnelly, Jackie Smith, Virginia MacDonald, Shirley Beavers, Caroline Gares, Betsy Bigelow, Mar- tha Espenscheid, Lois Barton, Mary Frace, Audrey Shannon, June Riddle, Duanne Schuyler. FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Headley, Diana- Jacobs, Mary Gares, Barbara Huntenburg, Ruth Ann Roslan, Margaret Stiles, Marie Blessing, Mary Lou Seagraves, Esther Smith, Carol Plenge. SIXTH ROW: Eva Kopp, Doris Cronce, Harriet Jerome, Vivian Klim, Jean Bradshaw, Elanora Tramutola, Ginger Wintermute, Joan Bowers, Shirley Haver, Janet Dusey, Melissa Atkinson. SOFTBALL- GIRLS Seventy-live girls reported for their first l softball practice on April 1, under the supervision of Miss Magaw. Of these girls, twenty-five were K chosen. The girls' practices were held at Regional ir , High School, but their games were played at , ,, Clinton Community Field. For their games, the if LQ girls wore their green gymsuits. The starting ' 5 S team was chosen the night before the first game ' ff' and varied from game to game according to each S' '24 , 1 player's ability during games and practices. The J r L L girls had the makings of a good squad with many . ' .A Q gg experienced players. ' ' V SCHEDULE 1 g 1.2 iz ? ' Apr. 29... ..... High Bridge at Regional 4 ' 'fi' U f . May 7 Lambertville at Regional ' ' - if ffiJ1 ,,' ,f',,f : ',,,. L May 8 Regional at Flemington L - 1' ' fyf '-isa May 13 Frenchtown at Regional pitching-j0an Hawk, Standing-Helen May 14 Regional at Washington Schmidt, Batting-Martha Dziedzicg Catch- ing--Marie Behney.

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J ,vw GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Frances McCreary, Barbara Goska, Mary Gares. captain. Jill McFadyen, Miriem Bishop. SECOND ROW: Phyllis I-lartung, Joyce Johnson BASKETBALL- GIRLS The Girls' Basketball Squad, under the supervision of Miss lzarek, opened the Basketball season in the latter part of December. During the first week of practice the gymnasium bustled with activity as sixty girls tried out for the Var- sity and junior Varsity teams. At the end of the first week twelve girls were selected as Var- sity material and twelve as junior Varsity. These junior -Varsity members also hold the honor of being members of one of the first Junior Varsity teams to compete in interscholastic basketball in our district. Uniforms, purchased by the Athletic Asso- ciation were dark green, and the girls made a nice appearance in them. The team chose joan Mulligan to be cap- tain of the Varsity squad and Mary Gares was elected junior Varsity captain. The teams got off to a Hying start and man- aged to keep this up throughout the season. This was due to the spirit and ambition the girls showed in their games. Norell Butler. THIRD ROW: Carole Maynard., J IEJME S'i41flEg.d AYAY QQMEFS Elizabeth Bidewell, Amy Craig, Miss Izarek, Amy JZ: 25 Lsibenrzigi ig: Flgrzlilriggzl Gran' Jackie smlth' Carol Langston' Feb. 8 Frenchtown Feb. Lambertville Feb. 15 Washington Feb. High Bridge Feb. 26 Flemington Feb. Frenchtown GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Phyllis York, Shirley Beavers, Doris Cassotti, Gladys Tramutola, Martha Dzied- Margie Headley, Jane Dunn, Alice Elliott, Joan zic. SECOND ROW: Joan Driggers, Betsy Bige- ' Q , an I SW, .f Mulligan, captain, Marie Behney, Priscilla Thomas, low, Miss Izarek, Nancy johnson, jean Farrington.

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