Nutley High School - Exit Yearbook (Nutley, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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HZ. v .1 ws 6 4' i' ,Rpm . ,Q , 1'2f:-f5d, w '12 Tw hu. lt! lv A O, gnxffff 'I ' . f-A ' 1 16,4 4.9, fL..Q, , jhe Exit in A s Q 'lfiies' ESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLA NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL NUTLEY ' NEW JERSEY Page 4 ecause political years are so important an the life of our country the Class of I957 chose an election theme for its yearbook There is a marked similarity between the govern ment of our school and its organization and the govern ment and organization of our country In the one we learn co operation are not the least of those qualities which we acquire in the process Here we have attempted to gather together in word and picture those activities and groups which have made up our years at Nutley High and we have added our appreciation where we felt that It should be expressed This book contains CAMPAIGN MANAGERS IFacuItyI OUR STEERING COMMITTEE ICIass Ofificersl THE CANDIDATES fSemorsI SPORTS OTHER ACTIVITIES Uoreword the principles with which we live for the other. Loyalty and nth grateful hearts we the class of 57 wash to dedl cate thus yearbook to you our parents to each of whom God has grven the perfect amount of love and understand mg Encouragement rn time of need prlde In our smallest accomplishments never falling rnterest un all we do patience to endure our adolescence and the sacrtflce of all for us make us reallze as our hugh school days come to a close how much you mean to us We humbly say thank you and lovmgly dedlcate thus book to the most wonderful MOMS and DADS In the world Dedication Page 5 . , . . I I ' I T ' I I 1 1 1 I I As the Class of i957 leaves Nutley High School Mr Harry Bennett has also come to the time of his retirement after thirty six years of service Mr Bennett came to Nutley in 1920 before the present high school building was In use He first taught in what IS now the building ofthe Nutley Historical Society Because he has always mamtamed a vital interest in student wel fare and because he has shown always a sympathetic insight into their problems the student body has always held Mr Bennett in high esteem He served N H S not only as a shop teacher but also as Dean and as an OmCIGl at many a football game Our wish for him inthe years ahead would be that he might know the true contentment which comes best from a life Page 6 To , . I I . . . . . , . . . . . , , well lived and work well done. Of this, he is richly deserving. -bl5l:7l!,'ll:l ' 1 112215 152, Q 232130 , S' ln Appreciation MR HARRY BENNETT MR HENRY GUTKNECHT MISS ROSE SPALLINA As a class, we should take specral pleasure nn expresslng our gratrtude to Miss Rose Spollma and Mr Henry Gutknecht whose genurne enthusuasm and constant support have contrubuted so greatly to our success In the years ahead, each tame anyone of us looks at thus book and relrves rn mem ory the days of our youth at Nutley Hugh the generosity of therr spnrrts and the wlsdom of their guidance wlll be rekmdled ln the two small words thank you we sum up all of our thoughts and feelmgs about two unselflsh and wonderful sponsors Class Sponsors Page 7 . 1 1. . . . . . . . . ' I . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . ll ll l . , Y . V74 , , Page 8 f -M A l l s, X5 V F A sf W A N i'f'5F'f- ' ' ww .,,. I l'vQf,5Hv l ' ff . . ,, .M . -if -w hj f ' n ik. ,Adi-1, I c A iff? ,, s-lygy T . -uf ' ' MR. EDWARD F. ASSMUS Principal Administration Probably three of the most pleasant years of your lives will prove to be those you have spent at Nutley High School. That they have been extremely worth while and that you have profited by your experiences with us is our most sincere wish. May you have many years filled with the pleasures we all enjoy. Principal 3?f574,...M, DR ANSON B BARBER Supermfendenf of Schools Your class has made a flne record In school cmzenshlp Your feachers have enloyed workmg with you This abul :fy and wulllngness to cooperate will be helpful In the years whrch are ahead You wall have reason to look back on 'these school years with prlde and pleasure Supermfendenf of Schools Q-A.4.4-vs! nl 'ix' MR CHARLESJ LUDDY Dean of Boys .. MISS HELEN R GULICK Dean of Garls A A. Page 9 ex 'Q' LANGUA GGHWGVI. -. 1 ww GE DEPARTMENT-Slanding: Mr. Guy Iiene, Lalinj Mr. Jolm Franlc Sealed: Mrs. Eleanor Navarre+e, Spanisli: Mr. Allred Lup of Deparrme-nl: Miss Marcga'ef Gerdiniclc, Ffencli. ien, Spanish, He .-. N f.! ka! 4 lin, Gd HISTORY DEPARTMENT-Siandinqz Mr, William Slnerqaiis, Mcdern Hislory, Amer- ican Hislcryz Mr, James Sampsel, Ameri- can Hislory. Sealed: Mr. Harold Kaliley. American Hislcryt Mr. Harold Hunlooni Modern Hislory, American Hislory, Head have-... CQ I I of Deparlmenlz Mr. Roberf Harrell, Prob' lems oi American Democracy. OUR CAMPAIGN MANAGERS 1'-s n. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-Slandino: Mr. Jcseplw Lace, Iypinq, Consumer Educafionf Mi. George Lenaglnen, Business Orqanizaricr, Clerical Prac +ice: Mr. Clwarles Luddy. Secrefarial Pracfice, Cleri- cal Pracfice. Head oi Do- parlmenlz Mr, Jolfn Brasca, Secrefarial Praclice, Record Keeping, Personal Use Typing. lllllli .ll GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT-S+ar-dim: Mr, Tned Faffa Jufiw iffse ef' Mr. Sify Iiene, Senizf 'tense Q MH Rey Gi'a'd, Stpnc- 'fcfe Ciwse ci' Mi Vine 3ei'.'a Senicv fqifgf, Mr, Lfjg Zv.i'eI' -grief :curse cr. Sealed: M's. T, Vwd' DeDa er' Secrelary' Miss Anne Waiafe, Junicr ccunseirtft Miss Kallwerine Scnne Gifdefie I:i'ec'5r Employ- menl ODD 'u 7 es' Mfs. Anne S'rf:rne, lmifv 1ce'sf-Q Mrs Finn e RQIJQPS Siolc f 5 X4 Mx . Mug, -fff , f , Mg? 121 , , 5 1, H ' ,KW I7 ,, ' MM ' k 2 f ,J , Q U 5 Q WW, 7 1 , WL W ,qf H ff Q Umm QI W, A ff , '72 ' aw 5, A ' f. v Q pg, 5 5 f Q an aff li I 4 I ' v W-, , rw.: . X is - f A e S Steermg Comml e 6? P' LEWIS PAPERA, Treasurer ROBERT SIEGEL, President ' icers RUTH cors, Vrce President Semor Class OH LoRRAlNE ossonmz, secremfy Page I2 . . 4 , , -ML-.. -- '- .-Q-'2 N v 'Q if 5 i I I J .gyda wwf, A1- 1 1-nn, 'ZW 1 ls ,J .,,xv-4' Jef' 431 S 'S .--Q 5-4 ve ev,g,'vQa6 ww lr 144. ainudbx Q14 lah! 'sQLi? pr9SE tlng Candidates Page 13 Page FLORENCE AIELLO 0 Who! s so funny Judy? There s a great sollfude wrfhm this lrhle glrl E Xl HARRIET ARMSTRONG Hornet JUDITH AIELLO Judy L,fe ,S buf fl-,oughf Here IS all that IS honesf honorable and fair JOHN AIRES MARY ANN ANGRISANI CAROL ANGSTADT Johnny Mary Ann Carol Let every man pracfzce the arf Trs good fo be merry and wnse ' She followed C0medYf Und reached he knows besf' he' P m9 14 in E:-I FI H 1 I in A E 't 6' -65 f5 Shakedown soon lf: A JAMES BALDINO im The world knows little of its greatest men.' JANET BARKER Jun Joe JOSEPH BARONE Good sense and good nature are mf lhouglfls have Cf high vim, fhough never sepamfed.-' their dwelling be m the vale of a humble heart. ROBERT BEERS Beersy Men of few words are the es SHARON BECK Shar A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. ELLEN BARTH EH Her heart is in the right place. P age 75 Hur Yr:-rr FRED BERKOBIN Berky Gee they dld lt' Great thoughts and great deeds need no trumpet E Xl JQHN BIMBI JUDITH BOWES Bvmbo JOY Bee Why take life too seriously VlVUC'fY 'S the Qfff of Woman you Il never leave rt ahve Page I6 ALLEN BLOCK JOHN BOND CAROL BORINO A' John Chunky The only way to have O Mend My mmd ,S my klngdom To be happy as a wonderful truck IS to be one Y Th E E , , ,., v:A A. ,L ,,.y,y O Ah E 0 t . , Smlle preHy Arne fl 'QL AMELIA CANTELMO Amy She sees mth eyes ihaf look Info the very soul VIRGINIA BOYD BARBARA BUSH Vlfglnld Barb Sweef ,nnocence and beaufy Here I5 a gIrl good wrfhouf pretense meet IH one HARRY BOY KO Har Hrs frue greatness IS In those quolmes whach conshfure hIm Biz? fgx V1 RUTH BROMLEY TIPPY My SplfIlS are so lIghf BRENDA BURGERMASTER Bren SIncerIfy and frufh are the bosrs of every vIrfue Page 17 ., . . ,, .. .I , . I . , I I. In-,-I,.. , I I J it I I I l .I if -.ll UL? 53L.jrI 'f --if I :zl ' . . Sf -'Y' lx:- ,I B5 5 3 II B . - vu , ..- 'A , .L ', 5 5 ,? f Q3 . if 3 II In I, . ,, H H ,rm -A WA ' X 'Q 9x ,Lia llSlIlll1 nl An, j St UN BLASI CAPALBO Champ He is blessed with a quiet mind ln a nolsy world SANDRA CAPEZZANO Sandy Friendship multiplies Ioys and divides gnefs Q' pus G Xl Must be the Montclair game PHILIP CECE Serving nn the Armed Forces Che che lll set my own style THOMAS CAPRlO SUZANNE CARLSON REGINALD CARTER Guy Sue Reggie Let there be pleasure before business, Nothing great was ever achieved His heart is made of manly stuft if any business at all. without enthusiasm. Page I8 DOMINICK CUCINELLO B Cucu emused spectator I II grve a penny for your thoughts ,X THEODORE CLAR ROBERT COOK Pe0IG Cookue After all Irfe rs a funny proposrtlon True enjoyment springs from actwrty PATRICIA CLARK SUSAN CLARK ANDREW COMPTON Pct Sue Andy The Irfe that IS true to Intellect A tender heart, a will inflexible, Iam a part of all that I have met can achaeve united ln one heart ' Page 19 V ,. . 5 4- fv '+ ' t ,L k y f X AA q , I .. -.- ll I1 130.4 J vl.L. s 5 4 I I I .I 32 ,ft-wt ufza 'l-i...J' 'rigtffl' I ':-:W -:Egg -152' .. .. ., . ., , . . ,N K if-sn,--f 954, K' W' Y W f,S5i'1 ww qw Mqsifwd Q fx- ',Z f . bv! THOMAS CU EMAN . UE As a man thmketh rn hrs heart so rs he Hmmmmmm E '10 Md' Xl at Jifll NINA CULLARI HAROLD DECKER Nana Spooks There s mrschref In her eyes I shall play my own part :n the and sunshme rn her smrle comedy of life Page Aff 'Mn ANGELA DATO DOROTHY DAUBE Ang o I see only the bright side of life If SPeeCl1 IS silver srlence rs golden 20 ROBERT DAVIS o Truth has a qufet manner ,M,.,. Q ,M , I al .QQ Ml. ,S - - . ,Lffr 2 'V' 1 , 1221 . .,.M-,-,ef L, Q Q -,4M..l2t ,sw-w .,, 1' 4.84 '1w?f f'3 ' ' .5 J. - ,swf , ,- .,, 44- I , ' '-gh f,,?.....4Mr4 -. A 1. w:4.ur'ff yawn k I 1, fi I 23' t'. Z .'g!3w1 M ,faqs 0 sf , +4,,t sf ,B .ix Q Q ,J 1' s A V 'ww 4 31' -Ne' 1 ' ' . af, Mg '4ffH+' ,J 31 M by xy , Ht kffif.. 'U,f'- ffl ts: - HUM ' , . f . f A V T ff' .. fi' ,,,g' , - ' TT ?!'1iL',i' 1' - 5 Q 4' . 4 442. .. 1. C .. H ll. ' ' ' l . .. ,ff A haf ' ,, : H M1222 ' w ho , , I y . - ' :,X 'Q FI? M3333 , 2 fi? -I ' ' 23311 ' fx' Q ,, ,,.. ' 3 ' ', . Sa .' :Y 7 F - ' X' .. - H .. .- .. . . . . .. . I - - . .. . .. ' -92' it Y- J , .ey , an 2 ,Q . Tn, ...W M xx A 4- n UD tv- HB bv ,. . . . .. -- . . . , ,, .. . .. . , . - S R. ETHEL DeRONDE Back lo work ue Here rs a lady an every sense of the word ,X JOSEPH DePIRRI BARBARA DeHAAS Barb oe I make the most of all fha? comes and TIS his g00d nafure fha? wms us all the leasf of all that goes N EDWARD DEITCH ROBERT DeLITTA MARIA DeMATTlA Ed Percy Mana Sir, your wat ambles well, Hrs hearf rs tuned to sing the musfc To know her rs fo understand her If goes easily of fhe spheres P 2' age - N , k B K . . ' ll - r 1 G N , 0, Q L . ' H is 'H H . nEts!u firgll, .1---u.1l I i V 3 f 1 .f Ute? ll li ICJ il A f , Q l X P, 1 E N fl .- .' I gl x She fills the avr wafh pleasanfness e Page 22 tg, ,,,xQ ANTHONY DeROSE ..T .. ' i H . tiny l H What's so mleresnng? Kindness rs wisdom. E Xl LaRENE DeSORDI HELEN DOBROWOLSKI Renee e A quref manner shows peaceful mmd C17 PM--. BRUCE DEUSINGER Deuce Annetfe Don rows down fhe nver of success A farfhful fraend rs the medlcme Nofhlng as so difficult but that rf may of lrfe be found by seeking ANNETTE DION DONALD DOBROSKY 9' l ll 'E' gp- 'W' E 't H l ' Jw, 1.8.4, D . ,- ,D ' 3 ,L , V '1 A Us Il CAROLE EHEHALT Everybody s for Nutley ae of vigor lf: ,ag cARoL nuns az There IS fnendshlp lurkung an her smrle DOROTHY DONADIA 0 sweet smile mdlcates a sunny nature '34 T7 -tg HELENE DONALDSON EMIL DONATELLO MARY ANN DONOFRIO Helene Em Shorty Her reddish hafr throws flames Her smile 45 the window of her heqrf No fear of work rs mme but yet no A friend is worth all the hazards sympathy for It have I we can run Page 23 -r ' f I , x ,X 1 v -. 1 S K: lzlilmf. 1 1 .1 :Li 23.4-iffy X ffl Eggs 1 9 5 7 t' Dt C A .k i f bf., s ,, ,X VP h5 r s. h' t X , PATRICIA ENNIS iii Q Ouch' All thmgs thnve m an atmosphere of cheerfulness KENNETH EULO uz A mighty man rs he E Xl DOLORES FENTON Dee Those eyes sparkle wlth understandmg P54 'Vs LOIS EVANS ROBERT FELDMAN JUDITH FELLERS 0 Judy A merry heart brightens the way He IS worthy of all the best that can When you re naturally nice Page 24 be said of ham rt s nlce to be natural P t .. F I ll F E O IIC II Il li Y X 2 ,.' H Lo B b PT. LY CARMINE FRANCESE Noonhme slesla Curmme man s true wealth IS the good he does ln this world lf: ,lg ARTHUR FRAKT DOLORES FERACO Delores r The abalrfy fo charm as hers Why should life all labor be'9 MARGARET FONZ KENNETH FORD BETTY FORTNEY Pe99Y Butts Snookne True ,oy IS a serene and He who rs af peace with all mankind To be friendly rs fo be happy sober emotion IS at peace wlfh hlmself Page 25 ' -' 'ii WA ' - 'fly l . ., X I I D if sq , i, -' 3,5 Tr I 'll .- -P V 1 J M 1. , ' Ll . ' 'Y' .IA ' v s ' ,fl ,hh-1l,,. g 1. ' X 3 J 5 .T Utiif 22 .. ., ..A f.. Y' r , ' -A I X... 4 ig HOWARD FRANCIS Howie Mrschfef rs afoot RONALD FRANCISCO on May wlt be my faculty pleasure my occupation GORDON GAFFNEY Flash Good humor us one ofthe most becoming artacles of dress Page 26 Future Farmers of America? E Xl DREW GERBER Drew There s many a true word spoken In lest DAVID GALLAGHER CARL GARDNER Dave Carl A gentleman wrth looks to match ln quietness and confidence hrs great heart shall be your strength Th cf ,5 O E t f HR' .. H H SARA Gll.l.lGAN Sally There rs nothing so loyal a All You can t read lt ln my face s love in ,IR MJ' MARY ANN GRAZIANO Mane Let me slng away sorrow let me cast away care JOSEPHlNE GRAZIANO A merry heart maketh cheerful countenance GERALD GOODMAN RUTH GOTS MARIE GRAMOGLIA Jer Rut Marne DOH-Ig eqyly wl-mf others find She rs truly great who IS truly good A gracious woman rs a mirror dufficult vs talent of all courtesy Page 27 , I - K R lg r ali, f A I s 1 I . l 'l - -ch use sg 'M or A 1 9 5 7 Jo A 'IFR I' osx O 0 , AO A- . u vu H h'1 ll - ll l... CAROLE GREHL Carole Nothing is impossible for a willing heart 'Wx' WILLIAM HART legacy is so rich as I1onesty.' MARTHA HATCH ' 'Ma rty' ' A good thing is twice as nice when it is small. Page 28 if , , M Quiet' Underclassmen at work' E X MICHAEL HORN Mike ' Good nature is the air o a good mind. ' JOYCE HAYTHORN JUDITH HICKS Joy Judi Success is fhe cfown of egofff' A'LIfe is fill' too fGSCIf'lC1IIl'Ig C thing to ever talk seriously about. How s that? ll: A JOHN HOSSENLOPP Hoss Responsrbllrty rs the prrce of greatness ii 1,0- SUSAN KELLETT ue She srts hugh rn all people s hearts -ox -nys THOMAS JACONE UZ We can never have enough of a good thing JOYCE HURON ELAINE IDEC ALVIN JACKSON Joyce HEIGIFIEH JQCk5Qn ln her IS met all that IS friendly, ' A Cll-'lel mannef 'S noblef A great man rs made up of qualmes courteous and neat than a crown ' fhaf meef gfeqf challenges ' 5 ,V ' N '57 A t ,V , l lf .1 in M X ' -Q A - ' l tl f' W g 'P 9 ff Q JOHN KERIN HRedH Swing your Grefchen! There is no argument against a happy smile. f e Xl JUDITH KERNOFF VIRGINIA KOVACH Judy Ginny How rare is the mind capable If s love love love thai makes of any unclerfalrrng the world go round fp. -1- PAUL KIDD ROBERT KJELLBERG BARBARA KNIGHT Paul Bo Barb llisfen fo ofhers opinions but shll The manly par? rs fo do There IS no fear In love Page 30 have some ol my own whaf you can 'X E .t I 4- ,A Q 1 I I Tob PATRICIA KRISAM Gm Joy rises In her luke the summer s morn cts, c ' ELIZABETH KROL Betty In vfrfue Ines the beoufy of the soul it XX CARMINE LEMMA Carmen Life IS Ihe game fo be played so live-and laugh e or not to be AF 1-:ik -I' JUDITH LAWS Judy Behold fhe very pmk of perfecfron D! JUDITH I-A DUCER KAREN LAUTENSCHLAEGER JUCIY Karen A gurl worth while rs one who smnles T,5 her fhoughfg of Qfhers make us fhmk of her P a ge 31 P' I Q ' 4 In I A ,.. ,f :Ill-ll... I 5 I ' T l VII X , ufgziw-53114: I s , 1 9 5 A Us .. ., ,, . I 5 x Klvgv m so 4? 'Q' ELIZABETH LePREE Tom Oh lo be a Senior' How soon a smfle can change the world' RICHARD LEVENDUSKY RIC Men? IS worfhrer than fame LORETTA LICHTMAN or: There rs abou? her a charm mdeflnable Page 32 E Xl SALVATORE LUBERTAZZI G Here IS a man who can work as he plays NELSON LONG JOANN LOSI Langue Joann You can T keep a good man do n There s something capfrvafmg In her manner FEW L, A 54 PAUL Mc EVOY P Determined Warriors GU man IS what he makes hamself ll: PATRICIA LUFFT PATRICIA MCATEER Luftue a Here a serious nuture rs marked Flfrtotfon IS at the bottom of a with a trace of humor woman s nature 3 ROY LUPINACCI JOSEPH LUPO GERTRUDE LYKES up oe Trudy Let tomorrow take care of Itself Mischief lurks rn thls man ' 'The gentlest heart fosters the mfldest of manners Page 33 A I ri ' ,,, I ,. A T' Ham, Y - ' 1 ' ' M .ga W- 3 3' 2' I X gt . ' ' ,I f I P I ' T .. . . ,, I I . HA - . .rv 1 I ,L:I:!II1. Il'2 We , I .. I ff ' T mg? 2eg.Ia'i1III .. . ., ..,, ,.. I . ., 6 E 6. Y' 2 L J Q KATHLEEN MCGINLEY Kathy To be of use In the world IS the only way to be happy JACQUELINE MCNERNY Jackue Laugh yourself Info stitches VIRGINIA MACH Gmny 'A quref conscience makes one so smcere Page 34 Keep lhal lme moving' Xl DIANE MANNINO Dee A wmnmg smile ref7ecfs a pure heart 41' 23,1 EDWARD MANN DAVID MANNING Ed P F Le? me be known for a good sense Six feet of man, of graf, of sporfsmanshrp of good humor ' 'x Gp The I E 'lf as 3 on I . 4 Y' Caughf In the acl AF' ,L EDWARD MARION Be not deceived by hrs Innocent appearance MARILYN MOEBIUS Marllyn Lovely fo look at delrghfful to know JOSEPH MILLER oe I m always ready for a little g l if wi RAMON MATHEU GLORIA MENDEZ ROBERT MESSER Ray G or o He who laughs Iosfs The world looks brrghfer from Meef One Swell 91-ly behind a smile If Q-Ing f :ll-'High 4 I I I V I it z 'zgzifu Ed J . . . H , . fun I I L 4 Ig . .. .. .. I ., HB b., inf 'L -' NICHOLAS MOLINARO Nick 'He lives to make others happy. JOSEPH MORELLA O6 So many worlds have I to conquer so much to do WALTER MORRISON Walt Energy and persistence conquer all thmgs Page 36 Il you are run down . . . E Xl IDA NAGLIERI Cl Lrfe rs so short let us laugh and be happy VINCENT MUEHTER Vm Thrs rs a clown prmce among men Ive a heart for many loys MAUREEN MURPHY Th e .. HJ H I .. . . wld in MARY ANN NOLAN M Try D Andrea s bu ld up course me Everyone lrkes those who are genuinely friendly I... JUDITH NERO f IS a beauhful necessity of our nature fo love someone ' 'sv RICHARD NEUBERT Duck A mon of courage rs a mon of favfh ll: ,L EDWARD NIEDZINSKI Nugne Who touches him touches o man dill FREDERICK NOLAN IC In fhy face I see o mop of honor frufh and loyolfy ROSEANNA NIEDZINSKI Nafurolness rs the finest vrrfue Page 37 an ,ir rv 4 'D 4, s ? J 1 9 5 7 A f --DOH HR' w' f' h. A is-f, I Zi H 1 , H l H ., U . . H ,, .. ...Ron . ,, 17 bl RONALD NOSTI Ronme Merit wms the world s respect ALAN NOVACO A friendly manner wins many freindsf ,fn MARILYN OGILVIE Lynne With smiling joy her face doth beam. Page 38 A little higher please' E Xl PATRICIA ORECHIO a Her merry laughter shakes the skies 4? CAROLE OLINER KATHLEEN O'LOUGHLIN Carole Kathleen Humility is the solid foundation Her smile typifies her personality. of all virtues. ,YN BARBARA PARR B bb Congratulatrons Barbara O Ie Her smlle rs as sunny as her golden halr A Al.. AF ,L 2 THOMAS ORIEL LEWIS PAPERA Tom ou Conservatrve tn hrs taste rs he Reason and fudgment are the qualities of a leader LAURETTA O ROURKE LORRAINE OSBORNE ROBERT OTT Re H H Ofln U O H Calmly and serenely she treads Great things come from the heart Worry and I have never met. life's way. of greatness. Page 39 ELLEN PAULSON E en Happmess ss not perfected unfrl rf is shared Salvele Dlsclpull' Salve Magrslra Elhela' E Xl JOAN PECCARELLI JOSEPH PIRO Joanne a He are the ways of pleasanfness A socmble man l U5 mdny friends Jr. ka RUTH PETERS JOHN PHEASANT EDWARD PILLITTERI Ruth Pheas Ed Nothing rs so popular as kmdness ' Leisure rs the besf of all possessions My Way IS fhe way of the world ' Page 40 LQR L A I N J 1 I ' AA -xp E .iii-751, 4 L '- QP' A or ..J, II .. . . .H ,, . ,, L E . 1 .. . .. ..J Y.. H rvs 'H H - - -,, J f? - ' Where s Charlie'-' WH and h . fi PATRICIA PIRO a My heart has room for every ,oy JANICE PLANCK Jan The more she spends of cheerfulness, the more remains JOHN PUCCIARELLO General umor are born In a man ll: A fur' RICHARD PRICE Duck I am a man of my word l gs.. JOYCE POMACO BARBARA PONTICELLO Jay Pants A farrhful friend rs a strong defense Sometimes serious, somehmes humorous, Inkeable always Page 41 J, 45 Vvr . I y sn, I Jllhvllh. ' I I P ' . Q I . M I J f' TI, V D- I Ifiiff--Wi ' :EE??21 QQEEE v ,Q .I .II AI 'r , JJ V! A V P I ' X 1 1? VIRGINIA QUINN GUWY There are 500 calories ln that pre' Friendly to one friendly to all IS she E Xl MARY RANDALL PHYLLIS RICHE Mary PIW Good nature IS the beauty A fIUm '9 5P f bums W'II1 1 of fhe mind a gentle heart ROBERTA REED PHYLLIS RESTAINO EMILY RICHARDSON Bobble PhyI SuSY Her talents are ofthe silent type ' One S0 QVUCIOUS, One S0 fU'f HAI' ffm and heaven '00 I Page 42 walks among us ' ff? I Irs, I I W I .feb I R , X My A II? W Th I., E 't II az- Q Thrs IS the power ot the prrnted word CAROLINE RUTNIK Carol ll: A ALBERT SCAGLIONE Neat as a pm and equally as sharp 'iff- CELESTE SAVINO 65 From a little spark may burst Let laughter take the place of cares a mighty flame CAMILLE SALVATORIELLO Camulle Silence gives women their proper grace 45- PATSY SAMMARO Pa Let me lfve each day for :tself LYNN SAUNDERS Lynne I chatter chatter as I go Page 43 R K, X ,, .. . Al ,fi'n.., ,lv-nl... fo ' f A ? f l l .,4 X' '- . Ursij 22 ..t2'a'Z'll . L 'K ' r . ' 7.a.,.ta qi L I I a ! 4 , X f .val 1 ,wtf g f DAVID SCHMALL Dove Wort trll next year Jrm He strwes to please everyone E EUGENE SCHREIBER GUY SEGAL Gene Herble e world IS worthy of such a man lndrvrdualrty IS the sprce of life lm, ROBERT SCHWEIKERT ROBERT SCILLIERI JANICE SCRANTON o o Un A little nonsense now and then All must be earnest rn o She 'S known lo all as U mend IS relished by the best of men world lrke ours Page 44 E E y Y R, 'Q Q U if Th gh h if l E .t X ll E l , k! K f A v'f Zxz 5 A 'Q Us b -'B b H . 1 ' H1 'Hip' AF' fl Ks JULIA SEIBERT Ju me The greatest wrsdom often speaks wrth fewest words et: 7 CATHERINE SENDECKI WILLIAM SENST Cathy Bull Thy modesty rs a candle to thy ment The spirit Indeed as wrllmg GLORIA SHEPARD G o And fn her heart she laughed I GEORGE SHELLEY S eII Rich IS he who IS happy go lucky CHARLES SERIO Cookue Small but so IS an atom Page 45 EVW E I , V,Vf, Y I A A' I ,fh, ,I---ul... ' ' 2 I f I .. f' I Wifi 55 '-fisgggf . .. I. .. .. h .. 5 f ' , . GRETCHEN SHORTER G'eICh Forgot something' Nature bestowed on her a sweet aftracttve kmd of grace f E Xl DAVID SHRIVER GEORGE SMITH Dave Smitty A mon worth whple 15 o Not by years but by dtsposmon mon wpfh o gmfle wisdom acqutred l BARBARA SICILIANO ROBERT SIEGEL ANNE SMITH Bobbve' Bob Anne Good nqfure ond genefomy are fhe You'lI go a long way to find a Pattence and gentleness are power Page 46 marks of a happy life beffel' mUfI ur J N ,J - , X ,T B wg' rt f . 4 f I L 'I a I M V Th 'f' ' E 't o DOMENIC STABILE Dom N H S G Q Live and let live-as I always do lf: It A HENRY SMITH DONALD SORCE Hem Don One wvfh wrf and wisdom blessed Here IS a dlsposmon full of fun and mfschref I1 gl' PATRICIA SMITH CAROL SOFIELD JOHN SONN a So John Her acquaintance IS a source Seldom do we find such good naiure Speech rs power buf silence of pleasure can be greater Page 47 Q, J I I . 4 ' t I , 'l E ur ' gift , .1 V Lehi 5 I l II 11, A-Rl.. f ,n--u... ,I f ' 1 . , K, I f', X K - ' wi? e I . ' '-:f:qs!i - I-sz . '- I -9221 li-32' Vjfjzwv 'X . TAA: I A J L' 1 9 gi 5' , , If I 'wa 1 P I f Page 48 BARBARA STEWART Hvoodlen I wonder who's winning? Life is as gay as you make it. E Xl NANCY STOCK JOHN VALOR Nance Valor The will to do the soul to Hrs are the wondrous talents of dare IS mme artlstrc nature CAROL TAMBURRO VIRGINIA TIRONE MARIE TROMMELEN Tammy Jeanne Mdfle Gogd pogo ,S fhe nowof of Soft IS her speech but spoken She speaks wrth a voice as good sense wfth a touch of precision soft as summer breeze Th E 'l 6 et ALAN VAN DIEN An honest man s word IS as good as hrs bond See that Lou? I XA MADELINE VOLST Mad Softly she speaks and sweetly she smnles fl 'T JEAN VITO Jngsy Eyes of beauty are the mrrrors of a lovely soul iw' Sr' RAYMOND VAUGHN RICHARD VAUTIN LOUIS VENZA Ray Ruch ou A brg man wrth a blgger heart Calmness of speech reflects Every man IS the archatect of hrs mind hrs own fortune Page 49 . y 6 - ' -dl! fi' Vstf Atlfl fl 4. , '+ . H , v 'U . 1 J Al X K ' R 'V' ' AS JOHN VOOLGARIS John .lrmmy makes lrke Sadler Welles All men are born fo be happy Xl DIANE WACKENHUTH Dee Only love which rs frulhful and faithful can be consfanl BARBARA WALLACE GAIL WALLDER Barb Gan There IS room In my hear? Wil rs lhe power fo persuade Page so for everyone beaufy lo delight BEVERLY WILSON ev My hear? rs always af your servlce HELEN WERDANN e Conrenfmenl makes for happiness , . 1 L f LE ' he K, ,J n I .1 S I 'GTM L E 'I f me 4. 4 I 2 'V' HI ls everybody happy? ,X ANTHONY WINTERBOTTOM Anihony May I never see anything buf the bnghr side of lrfe r in URSULA YASSO rs DONALD WOODS Don Nofhmg rs so elusfve buf search lam l UPPY Us 'he dar' '5 long will find If ouf 41:- BARBARA ZEIDLER Barb She gives llghf fusf as the sun brightens the world r 'x BARBARA YOUNG Fuzzy Mischief hides behind a charming smile 7' fl! PHYLLIS YORKE Y A fine defermlnafaon wrll carry out her wrll Page K rx l ,agp ,lllll-ul... ,gf .5 I' I me - l J w I ll Ueaij 52 A B, ..,p A1-'- 4ALV T V as - -L ' , Q 5 ns ' A -- U Ph 1 Page 52 ELIZABETH ZITO Betty To learn fo know her fo find enjoyment BARBARA ZORN Bobble Few things Impossible to diligence and skull JAMES BRADFORD Jim A mlghfy man sfrode forfh .rg ll If .. . IS - .. .4 'Q 'f ,ya ' Qi' - ki . ' -. 1 .x E K ' ,f . .4 it 'J . I if ,gl 1. by W . 4 'SQ A , , if .1 . -1 4. . as - ,- .. . . . . . . .- f We Stand on Our Record -ff! - B cLAss HISTORY 7th GRADE ln our 7th grade year we fresh young congressmen held our first conventIon In Nut ley s famed Cow Palace known as the JunIor Hugh Full of Vlm and vIgor we had black lIsted the older members the former nInth grade class forced them out and strength ened our hold on the governmental actIvItIes of the school Our first rally was held that year In the form of a square dance We were glad to see that we gaIned support for our group through our efforts In organIzIng our party 8th GRADE WIth the arrlval of thIs new year we held our first prelImInary electIon The need for more backers of our party was ODVIOUS so we decIded to have a mayor campaIgn swIng through New York CIty One of our OVld sup porters Mr Osborne accompanled us We salled around the whole of Manhattan and delIvered our campaIgn speeches to the New York CIty skylIne FollowIng a rIotous return trIp we settled down for the rest of the year to study campaIgn technIques 9th GRADE To mark the begInnIng of thIs year we state as an example of our polItIcal popular Ity the fact that St Marys voters lumped on the bandwagon and Iomed our party In our headquarters As we grew Imbued wIth the propaganda devlces we deCIded that a plaIn folks theme for our party would be extremely effectwe To gaIn a closer assocIa tIon wIth the publIc we traveled to OlympIc Park and rubbed elbows wIth our future vot ers That sprIng was also marked by the event of the Crew beatIng BellevIlle for the first tIme In a polItIcal race on the PGSSUIC RIver Redllllng that entertaInment IS Important to relIeve the physIcal and mental fGllgU6 of our party members we held a dance wIth entertaInment for theIr pleasure known as the 9th grade Party In celebratIon of our last day at the JunIor HIgh Cow Palace we went hog wIld and made a memorable final appearance known as the 9th grade assembly 'l Oth GRADE Success accompamed us on our cross country tour to the SenIor Hlgh School We now moved Into thIs CapItol Bulldlng and be gan to make ourselves known TakIng advantage of the plaIn folks technIque agam we held another square dance In order to attract those from the rural areas and also raIse money for our declln lhglfeCSUfY Although In favor of the contmuatlon of the Senlor Assembly Program our lobbyIng efforts were to no avaIl and that year marked the end of It 1 ith GRADE To promote our candIdates for the prI marIes we held a Harvest Moon Ball and many of our party members were appolnted to varslty athletIc teams Our new deal polIcy went Into effect as of October 1955 when we receuved our new class rIngs Bemg a party of lIberalIsts we welcomed the change In deslgn of these rIngs breakIng a tradItIon of the school for an Improvement 12th GRADE Our party was finally put Into the hIghest office-that of presldent-and we began to carry out our promlses to the people our maIn oblect now beIng to raIse money for the treasury We ralsed funds by IoInIng the labormg class tmore plaIn folks technlquel and sold refreshments at the football games settIng a new record for our profits ln November we pulled a dark horse lor whIte rabblt called Harveyl out from no where and by hIs terrlfic success and support he strengthened our treasury even more Then as a complete shock to all of us be cause for the remaInder of the year we dId a great deal for the people we were sudden ly Impeached and told that our last day In office would be June 19 However because of our Influence over a few Important people on the Inslde who felt that we had an excellent record we were honored by beIng formally escorted out of office wIth a cere monIal trIbute Thus as we look back on the prevIous years of our polItIcal hnstory we feel that we have set a fine precedent for the future officers P age 53 um Il Pg If .- Il .F I', L I X , f -e 2 f ,4 1 ' . . . . . . . . o , . 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The Exit Staff Hours of planning, co-operation, and hard work have gone into the making of this book. lt will stand not only as a memento ofthe Class of l957, but as one of our lasting tributes to our Alma Mater, Nutley High School. ln the coming years, if you read this book with pleasure, and perhaps remember with a bit of nostalgia these days we have lived together, our work will have been done well, To all, faculty and students, to our hard working committees who have given so much of time and effort to help the editors in producing this book, we say a word of thanks. We are grateful, too, to Mr. Farra, our adviser, who gave us his patience and understanding as we worked. Mr. Farra 2 bf wry' JOHN HOSSENLOPP Co-editor jx m if ROBERT FELDMAN Co-editor fr' 'TQ' BARBARA ZEIDLER Assistant Editor ft fv- f . . LA an ,,.s-' GEORGE SMITH BusinessEditor P096 55 First Row: H, Boylro. S. Gilligan. G. Shorter, R. Siegel, L. Osborne, Mr. Huntoon. Second Row: E. Watts J. Lo Russo, J. Kinsky, P. Maddams, L. White, B. La Mura, L. Luby, M. Bithell, B. Catone. Third Row: J. Barker, J. Nero, V. Staqer, V. Van G-erven, M, Hallam, J. Gillies, D. La Motto, C. Lemma, J, Cosentino, D. Walker. Fourth Row: D. Reade. J. Cotone, S. Stoddard, G. Smith, M. l-lorn, l-l. Smith. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-H. Boykc Treas- urer? S. Gilliqan, Recording Secretaryt R. Siegel president' L. Osborne, Vice President: G, Shorter Page 56 Corresponding Secretary. Student Council During the past three years, our Student Council under the capable leadership of Mr. Harold Huntoon, has be- come increasingly important and active in the life of the school. The group has conducted assemblies, supervised the cafeteria, and sponsored the Twirp Dance. In addi- tion to discussing and solving student-body problems, the Council also took time to plan the Pep Rallies. They repre- sented Nutley this fall at the National Student Council Convention held at Rutgers University. 5101 U mn 1 V 9 Q . ,:, ' 1 I V 'I W 4 . 4 , , 1 I W V , I I 1 K Q , 1 - nxr..-1:5 ' ' ' I l 3. , , I. ,N . ..i'iti f -ff If Q -'fl' xii, 5 K , P .2 if Q '. ' - x V 5 J' .T- ,fi il fi Q' K I- if . X . f 'sf '-,- ' 1 f ' 3 I .-,er U E .A . . k A A . 7' - xx ,b - , 1 'k -Aw 5 I sg.. f :Q X-1 W. I, Q5 WR - l X X-Q . my if D Twiders FIRST ROW: M, l-lalch, M. Moebius. Co-ceplalns SECOND ROW: P. Maddarns, L+.C R. Allegri, P Kafalky, R. Ryan, L. Walkins. D. Lenlz, P, Yorke B. Allegrl, C. Tangorra. THlRD ROW: C. Bcrino D4 Perego, A, Carl, J, Churchill, J. LaDucer, Ll. B. Krol, C. Jarlas, P. Merrill, J. Verrico. -.: X J' TTT? 1-. I 5 L v is A, . M TQV g I - ,MM 'T K , g ,gli r 9, -'V Q54-f, ,of fxll' Y :'Q2 S 0X . t CKE, , - , X, Cheedeoders A. Coslellano, J. Laws, L. Osborne, L. Luby, S. Kel 'e++, Captain: M. Bilhell, S. Renken, K. O'Louqhlin B. Grasso, J. Nyilray. Bond FIRST ROW: B. Molinare, C, Barbafa, A. Manzella, C. Gornrnoll, R. Cook, K, Soden, P. Klaus, D. Dobrosky, L. Chalk, J. Emmerlinq. SECOND ROW: Mr. L. Hrbek, D. Shriver, P. Zilo, O. Clark, W. Tauriello, J. Verrico, A. Binde, D. Afcheson lDr. Majorl: J. Windheim, A. Grehl, N. Berqsfein, F. Snyder, R. Carlson, J. Thor, J. Binde, Dr. E. Ersfeld. THIRD ROW: M. Cebrik, R. Townsend, C. Karpson, D. Woodward, J. Krumbeck lC. Guardl: D. Baun, D. Oswandel, M. Johnson, M. Sosnoski, D. Johnson, R. Forresler, H. Boflicelli. FOURTH ROW: G. Shelley, W, Cairney. R. Orfiz, D. Hunffinq, G. Peccarella, A. Beck, E. Ersfeld, S. Goldberg, D. Goble. R. Messer, R. Reed, R. Becker, R. Grehl, R. Louch, R. Heiqis, J. Miffelslaedf, D. Shriver. aw. Choralettes FIRST ROW: S. Goldberg S. Searle, V. Stinger, R. Yorlce, S, Elmer. SECOND ROW: L. Salinger, S. Clarlc, M. Wcodcock, J. Hea'y, E. Kellner. THIRD ROW: L, Watkins L. Eisenrutln, M. Reusch, J. Bowes D. Semen. FOURTH ROW: B. Swa'scn J. Raw- clixe D. Sciacca, S. Harris. MUSIC Under the leadership of Dr, Ernest Ers- feld, Mr. George Robertshaw, and Mr. Les- ter Hrbek, the musical groups have played a unique part in the life of Nutley High this year. ln addition, several groups have pre- sented programs for community organiza- tions. Who can ever forget the playing of the band at assemblies and games? We shall long remember the Thanksgiving Pro- gram, the Christmas Cantata and the Vari- ety Show which featured the Chorus, Octet, and Choralettes. Octet D. Shriver. R. Matheu, D. Dolnroslcy, J. McLean J. Goodman. J. Hossenlcpp, S, Dugan, R, Beers Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Goble, M. Morella. S. Miller, J Seekins. B. lomasulo, B. Catone, D. Deradia, M Gvrarncglia, C. Rossi, R. Walsh, A. Bolmer. D, Lazer L White V Sta er D Gcman L Solinqer R Rl-ace . , . g , . . . , . . . J. Rivello, C. Sposato. SECOND ROW: M. Resci- nito, S. Searle, J. Rawclitte, J. Michals, C. Loercln J. Munson, M. Rivello. J. Lummer. R. Ryan P. Cole G. Goral, S. Clark, M, Wcodccclc, J. Healy, C Williams, D. De Angelis, S. Elmer, L, Ke Per. G Robertglnaw, THIRD ROW: R. Ycrlce. J. Bowes J Slader, S. Gddberg, R. Matheu, J. Goodman, J Hossenlopp, J. McKlein B. Beers. S, Dugan A. De Rosa, C. Cairo, B. Simglnina, M. DeRosa, M. Ruescl- L. Eisenhuth. FOURTH ROW: N. Deeb, M. Butler B. Moeclr, V. Boyd, E. DeRonde, D. Woods, H Emerling. D. Shriver, L. Harle, J. DeRcy. D. De broslcy, G. Shelley, S. Anqstadt, E. Adams, J. Ziegler L. Watlcins, B. Swartscr-, S. Harris, D. Sciacca. 6 M 'njiil'-I ,QV ,, Y la Q lv I ' FIRST ROW: C. Angstadt. E. Barth. D. Lentz, J. La Ducer, S. Carlson. L. Salinger, Mr. Ryan, P. Clark, Mrs. Hoffer, M. Rivello, J. Healy. J. Felorczylc, B. De Haas, L. Norlander, SECOND ROW: C. Grehl. P. Piro, G. Shorter. V. Boyd, J. Huron, P. Krisam. M. Volst, D. Waclrenhuth, M. Kohler, E. Woodford, C. Krais. THIRD ROW: E. ldec, P. Yorke, J. Readel. J. Seibert, D. Goman. FOURTH ROW: B. Wilson, J. Montebello. P. Fonz. B. Kingston, S. Nevins, B. Slernmer, J. Windheim, G. Wallder, M. Sosnoslci. B. Kral. D. Stawiclri, E. Ennis. FIFTH ROW: P. Luft. B. Burger- master, J. Keyser, M. Hunger, P. Richards, R. Coolr, D. Dobroslcy. A. MacDonald. S. Goldberg, L. Lorand. C. Janasy. L. Lautenschlaeqer. THE GAUNTLET The Gauntlet, the literary magazine at Nutley High School, publishes student short stories, poems, articles of general interest about the school, and art. Under the facul- ty sponsorship of Mrs. Maxine Hoffer and Mr. Chester Ryan, The Gauntlet strives to be as much a student proiect as possible. lt is under student editorship and manage- ment, and is published four times during each school year. FIRST ROW: B. Kingston. S. Carlson, M. Rivello J. Readel, P. Clark, L. Noi-lander. L. Lorand, B De Haas. J. Seibert. SECOND ROW: B. Burger master. C. Angstadt. R. Coclr, D. Dobroslcy, P Richards, V. Boyd. L. Salinger. C. Grehl. Qiissii I 3.13: V T A! ik ' 'Q -if-ff-1!5..'-Q NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL, NUTLEY, NI J. I MAROON AND GRAY Represented for the first time in this year's Exit, the Maroon and Gray is the newest extra-curricular activity at Nutley High. After long discussion of the possibility of publishing a school newspaper, the Maroon and Gray became a reality in 1956 with the help of Mrs. Maxine Hoffer and Mr. Guy Tiene. Now one of the principal stu- dent activities, it ably presents information about student life both in school and in the community. By bringing uni- formity of expression to student opinion The Maroon and Gray has helped greatly not only to promote, but also to improve school spirit. STAFF-FlRST ROW: J. Morella, J. Pomaco, C. Oliner, R. Go's E Barth, R. Nosti. SECOND ROW: E. Rau scn -4 Ciate ciato Rich- 'Man R Primamore, D. Dcnadia. THIRD ROW: G. Shofter, B. Rcnticello, J. Recarelli, J..Seibert, P. Pifc, D. Mannir-o. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Ho e S. Gilliqan, P. Enrtis, L. Lichtnnan, J. Silfies, S. Beclc, E. Richardson. FIFTH ROW: D. Lenfz, M. Einfranlc, S. Goldberg, J. Fellers, J, Rlanc Tiene. SIXTH ROW: P. Lutft, B. Wilson, N. Stock, B. Wallace. R. Lu inacci, N. Molinaro. SEVENTH ROW: D. Shriver, B. Schweilce E, Ma P F. Berkobin, R. Matheu, C. Lemma, J. Goodman. ,s IU' 1 F :ie YI' 42- - -is-...Q t 'T f Business Office Helpers FIRST ROW: Mrs. D. Crime, Mr. E, Zabrislcie, Miss W. Flaherty. SECOND ROW: B. Trumper, C, Bogh, J. Rooney, B. LaMura. THIRD ROW: H. Armstrong, 6. Starnrn. J. Rawcliffe. GENERAL SERVICES There are many opportunities for the students to take an active part in the administrative functions of our school. Those who have taken advantage of these opportunities have been of great value to the various administrative and service departments. Because of their competent serv- ice, the students have helped these departments to oper- ate smoothly, making our school life and tasks easier and more enioyable. The groups included are: Dean of Boy's helpers, Dean of GirI's helpers, library helpers, guidance office helpers, attendance committee, business office helpers, main office helpers, general service committee, assembly-stage crew, proiection crew, and receptionists. Nurse's Office Helpers FIRST ROW: D. Sawyer, cl. Churchill. B. Fruchtbourn, M. Kohler, D, Vigilante, E. Barth, S. Carlson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pecorero, B. Schoenteldt, F. Hall, B. Robertson, D. Gorrran, M. Moebius, G. Shorter, B. Zorn. THIRD ROW: L. McCaflr'ey, C-. Stamm, C. Selewach, L. Lorand, C. Sawiclri. General Service Committee FIRST ROW: Mr. Weislroff, M. Chadwick, D. Gorman, M. Vendermolen. SECOND ROW: B, Young. C. Dieterle, C. Oliner, M. A, Nolan. THIRD ROW: C. Cairo, M. Piro. J. Kinslcy. 21 x Assembly and Stage Crew FIRST ROW: F. Cioni, V. Mosdar, E. PH ViHer?. SECOND ROW: R. Berry, Mr. H J. Friklw, C. Gommdl. -DL 1. 31 X 1, fx I ,J I A X -rfb . I x ' P. Deon's Office Helpers FIRST ROW: A. Casfellano, J. Seiberl, L. Saunders, Mr. Luddy, Miss Guliclc, B. Sfewarf, B. Cafone, E. Lepree. SECOND ROW: N. Teiclil rnann, L. DeSordi, M. Nolan, L. Whife, C. Kuruc, G. Mendez, G. Passerini. THIRD ROW: J. Churchill, M. Biflwell, E. Zifo, D. Sawiclci, I, VanGarven, U. Yasso. G, Fedorczylc. 167 A- X l lllili Guidance Office Helpers FIRST ROW: D. Lenlz, C. Krais, J. D'EmiIio, E. Paulson, Mrs. T. Verdi, Miss K. Sonne, I. Harrison, D. Daube, B. Fiqlar, C. Dieferle. SECOND ROW: J. Nero, N. Deeb, V. Sfaqer, A. Glennon, S. Gilliqan, B. Wal- lace, S, Goldberg, M. Anqrisani. THIRD ROW: J. LaDucer, E. ldec, B. Burqerrnasler, E. Waffs, J. Windfieirn, J. Aiello, I.. SiIves+ri. il Library Helpers FIRST ROW: C. Oliner, P. Karaflry. J. Vilo. Mrs. Rcynler Il.ib.I, J. Romaco, L, McCaffrey, SECOND ROW: P. Ernis, C. Grefl, J. Planclr, S. Beclr. J. Losi, H. Donaldson. E. Kinqsmn R. Piro R. Niedzinslri, J, Laws. sq'-1 r - . - I. Moin Office Helpers FIRST ROW: Mrs. E. Masfers, E. Mor'ison, J. Prillips, J. LoRussc, M. Piro, L. Bcrnbardieri. J. Buda, D. Dznadia, Miss E. Ciccone. SECOND ROW: J. Peccareui D. Wlwe B. Miclr, S. Angsfadf, B. Young, R, Gc's. THIRID ROW: Mr. E. F. Assrnus, R. Aslncn, M. Clnad- wiclr. P. Williams M. Nolan, P. Oreclvlo, M. Badalmenli. FOURTH ROW: E. Kral, J. Scranron, E. Wafls, M. Kraufer, M. Woodcoclf, W. Sernpf. FIFTH ROW: E. Marion, J. Morella, M. Molinaro, R. Scorca, R. Bimini. Future Nurses of America FlRST ROW: C. Murplny, D, Daube, l. Harrison, B. Robertson, F. Hall, L. McCaLtrey. L. Lautensclnlaeqer, P, Madclarns, V, VanGervan, R, Retrella SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pecoraro. L. Evans, R. Perrone, L. Riordan, J, Bade, G, Griggs, F. Frunzi, K. McGinley, T. Lylres, B. Zorn, C. Sawtki THIRD ROW: B. Fruclntbaurn, L, Lorand, B. Kwapniewicz, L. Rodenlcirclwen, S. Teitle, D. Steinlauf, S. Searle, V. Staqer, B. Viventi. F, Moore FOURTH ROW: S, Ball, J. Masters, I. VanGeryen, C. Selewaclf, G, Starn'n, J. Rooney, M. Sullivan, M. A, Barbiretti, P. Merrill, R. Welenotslry M. Kenzer, FIFTH ROW: D. Lentz, M, J, Bilowitii, N. Teiciwrnan, B. Otis, J. Cnurcrill, M. Kostyra, L. Sylyeslri, E. Clayton, P, Smitl'1.SlXTH ROV! B. Swantson, D. Stawiclri, R, Reed L. Ennis, C. Rossi, B, Brown, M. Vanclerrnolen, R. Kaswell, P. Lutlt, xftl mul G Q2Q 't'4l'l1'l 3--. .I 2' T'-. .I Kiwi 41' L I 1' , S, l l -.:'. :.'::-...-':'E:'..'::.-E I' , ,A 9' V ---..----.-. 99 1' ' ' Q 0' E-.'5....': :.3 .'5'E : ::'E V 1 Ei, Q32-?' is -jf mu' H 1 ll!.! stil KU is elril lm 4253 Future Formers of America FIRST ROW: Mr. Ouaclcenbusln J. Kiernan, T. Cuernan, F. Catarzawe, C. Taylor, W, Stein. SECOND Row. J. came R. Nevins T. Nslssfaasn, R. HadlEY1lAl'eS'Tl'llRD POW: R- Newpoft A-5'Cl1 K, Tliober, K. Ford. Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: B. F91 ar. l. Harrison M. Riyeie J. Rivellc, D. Lazar A, Bulrner. J. Windlneirn, R. Neu- wirtl-, SECOND ROW: Miss Sarne L. M:Ca5ery K. Lautensclniaeqe' C. Jarasw' B. Ba'tFcl:-new L. Lorard, R. Coe V. Va'Geryen. Tl-HRD ROW: M. Mylcd, M, Wocdccck H. Donaldson, J. Keyser, R. Ryan S. A qs'adt R. Rrirwarncre. FOJRTH ROW: L. Lautenscblaeqer M. Larnbert, E. Watts M. Vanderrncler' C. G'el'l. R. Kaswell L. Solinqer, Q lik .an -sz, Senior Ushers FIRST ROW: B. De Haas M G'ar'noqlia L. Saunders M Murphy Miss Sprague, B. Rcnticello, B. Zcrn E. Raulszr, B. Sici iano. SECOND ROW: C. Savino, V, Ouinn, P. Riche, E. Richardsor M. Vols' B, Wal- lace, C. Ehehalt, G. Mendez, THIRD ROW: J. Peccarelli, C. Grehi. S. Beck, J. Haythorn, E. DeRonde, J. Huron, A. Dion, C. Argstadl. FOURTH ROW: M. Fonz, B. Burqermaster S. Clark, V. Mach, H. Armstrong, B, Parr R. Yorke, Receptionists FIRST ROW: J. McNerny, J. Fellers, P. Piro, Miss Sprague, E. Le Pree, M. Oqilvie, E. De Ronde. SECOND ROW: F. Leone, V. Kovach, C. Jartas, L. Sherwood, S. Renken, C. Rossi. THIRD ROW: P. Donadia I. Harrison, H. Cole, B. Caione, B. Otis, L. Ncrlander. FOURTH ROW: J. Hicks, J. Emmerline. Page 66 .- - v'...1 ' Haw- .par-W QQ- Sophomore ond Junior Ushers FIRST ROW: S. Miller, C. Rossi, L. Bornbardieri, J. Buda, M. Badala rnenti, R. Lichtman, P. Place, D. Horton, N. Deeb, Miss Sprague E. Kiernan, S. Goldberg, G. Griggs, L, Vaughn, D. Lentz, J, Healy C. Krais, C. Murphy. SECOND ROW: E. Kelner, P. Walsh, J. Phil lips, B. Catone, B. Simchina, D. Lazor, A. Bulrner, B. Vivenii, V. Stager S. Searle, J. Zeigler, D. Vigilante, B. Slemmer, C. Sawicki, J. Raw clitie. S. Nevins, J. Smith, M. Spirko. THIRD ROW: S. Ball, J. Bartley J. Licitra J. LoRusso, J. Murray, E. Ennis, P. Cole, K. Pilione, E Leone, A. Bilczewski, P. Donadia, J. Wagner, C. Sosnick, J. Robbins M. Eintrank, M. Chadwick, R. Ashton, B. Bartholomew. Chemistry Club FIRST ROW: J. Peccarelli, J. Pomaco, Mr. Gutknecht, J. Kernoht J. Laws. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, P. Clark, M. Nolan, G. Wallder THIRD ROW: S. Beck. C. Savino, D. Wackenhuth, M. Randall FOURTH ROW: F. Nolan, S. Clark, V. Kovach, N. Stock, J. Barone FIFTH ROW: A. Block, R. Siegel, L. Rapera, H. Bcyko. SIXTH ROW D. Dobrosky, A. Novaco, G. Smith, H. Smith, R. Kiellberg, W. Hart il French Club FIRST ROW: S. Elmer, J. Laws, P. Piro, S. Cariscr, Miss Gerdinick G. Wallder, M. Halch, J. Peccarelli, P. Karaflcy. SECOND ROW K. Laulenschlaeqer, S. Kellell, V. Ouinn, B. Slernrner, M. Volsl, D Waclcenhurh, 3. Boehmer, L, Silveslri. THIRD ROW: I. Harrison M. Smilh, J. Robbins, M. Swalropi, B. Zeidler. C. Anqsladl, S. Beclr N. Sfock. FOURTH ROW: M. Moebius B. Fruclvbaum, J. Planck P. Yorlce, W. Sempf, P. Fonz. FIFTH ROW: B. Reade, R. Kaswell E, Richardson. C. Boyer, S. Clarlf, B. Burqerrnasler. Spanish Club FIRST ROW: M. Rivello, L. Ncrlander, E. Ba r Mrs. Navarrefe, Mr. Lupien, J. Readel. C. Sawiclci, B. Figlat SECOND ROW: D. Lenrz, I.. Osborne E. Reade, I. VanGerver', J. Maslers. THIRD ROW: J. Virieila, R. Nrt3'i. German Club FIRST ROW: G. Shorler, G. Lylres, B. Zorn, Mr. Franklin, L. Lorand J, Seiberl, B. De Haas. SECOND ROW: M. Spirlro, R. Gofs. H. Dcbrawlslci, P. Krisam, D. Grnan. THIRD ROW: T. Kucinslcy, F: Berlrabin, R. Siegel. J. Barone M. Hunger. FOURTH ROW: R. A'- banese, H. Burler, B. Edwards C. Ranlr' W. Bell. FIFTH ROW: G. Shelley, M. Herr D. Dobrcslry. i Latin Club FIRST ROW: J. Phillips L. Lcra'd, D. Sreinlauf, J. Windneirn Mr. Tiene, V, Slaqer, L. Whire, D. Sawyer, C. Rossi, SECOND ROW: H. Happe, J. Ernerline, J. Robis'cw, L. Sernpf, B. Wesldylme, B. Vivenri J. Lc Russo, S. Ball. THIRD ROW: L. Sherwcad, M. Kcslyra, J. Hau- sherr B. Schaenleld, E, Wa?'s M, Vanderrnolen, E. De Rerde. FOURTH ROW: C. Parish, L. Sisbafro, J, Monlebelb, Pf Richards, W. Provelr, I-I. Dabrowalslri. FIFTH ROW: J. Viliello, A. Perela, M. I-Iallarn, L. Mach. Page 67 Dramatics Club FIRST ROW: C. Anqsfadl. C. GreFl, Miss Slalli, L. Lorand, D. Lenlz. SECOND ROW'J Morlebelle B Slemmer P Clark R Yorlc . . , S S. . . . , . e 6. Goodman. THIRD ROW: H. Armslronq, V. Macb, S. Clark, R, Fcbz. B. Burgermasler. Secretarial Club FIRST ROW: J, Seiberl, B. Pcnficellc, L. Saunders, Miss Guliclr, R. Reshaino. D. Donadia. I. Tcrried. SECOND ROW: C. Rulnilc. J. La- Ducer, R. Riclwe. J. Huron. J. Hayfborn, B. Del-lens. THlRD ROW: J. Vila. B. Kniglvl, J. Fel'efs C. Ebebalfl J. Aiello, M. Gfeziar-C. FOURTH ROW: E. ldec B. Wi'scf1, J. Lasi, M, Anqrisari. .14 Debating Club FlRST POW' J Kefrvfill, J. Laws R. Rira, E. Barilf, Mr, F'i'cF S, Ca' 550. D. Sawyer' L. Lcrarid. SECOND ROW: V. Bzyd M. KTCLQ' K. Laweaszb ae-:er M. Nolan. D. Waclcembwb. G. Walide' B. iNa ace 3, S'a:e'. TH RD ROW: N. S'c:L, M. Miebius C Graf. F. Cafn B. V-fef'i L. Wbile E. Wahs. 6. B'1w'. FOURTH ROW: W, TuC'f 'aaa S. Gzlliflan, B. Zeidler, R, Gals. L. Osbcwe. B. Reade. FlFTH ROW' H. Bcvlro B, Sieael R, Naslf B. Kfe lbera. J. Mcflebe -6 Slide Rule FIRST ROW: J. Kerrafl, P. Clark, B. Zeidler, Mr. Guiliani, C. Sen' declci. A. Smilb, M. Randall. SECOND ROW: H. Baylca, R. Sieael. F. Berlccbin, A. Black, A. Navaco. J. Bond. THIRD ROW: J. Hossen- lopp. M. Horn,G.Smill1, R. Kiellberq, F. Nolan. L. Rapera. FOURTH ROW: B. Deusinqer, H. Smillw. D. Woods, B. Feldman, J. Barone. ',.:-'qfgg lf .vi .s ,Q Q, Arf Club The Palafeers FTRST ROW: C. Angsfadk N. Snyder R, Cook, Mr. Glcss, S. 'Jeff E. B5'il' M. Gfamaqlia. SECOND ROW: B, Vivevfi J. Hfvs B Se 'er S. SCs'r3Clr, B. Vaualw L. Loran. THlRD ROW: J. Ve A. Carl J. Rewflille, M. Kcslyra. J. Barker, L. Mccl. -2 Y? an Hockey Club WRST ROW: L. Nffaraer S. Berk Q. PeCcarelH, C. Safrz J. Hefdy. SECOND POW- W Sernp: -. Bad: C M575 O. Crlqgs. T?-HRD ROW'-'.' Lxaia N. SNMP S Lfwe. Beginners Leaders FNRST ROW: C. Diver 9 5, Rehn, E. Kel ner J. DLVWDS D. Wa an C. Rfssf, E Nas A. S'9 '. SECOND ROW: L. EYsen'u ' B. M 1- S Ends D. 995' aa: L K-S'f-Sf' - K 'sky D. Saw-Me' S Seve. 'H R2 ROW: R. Rn' B M'f1'- if VVRIMI' E T'L'rQer A, BLM-1' E J-fnrf D,L'7,1' L, S-'W55 5 Swv-' :e1d' -. Rcb?s':w 5 Vlef- A, Rnavf, G. S'aie'. FOJRV-4 ROVJ: J, Mifres J Cx? B C a 3 Gere L, S'f-wffd M Vvderrrrer E, Wins L. CHL: M. Kfswra l. Ffrfv' '-- 'V- W r Intermediate Leaders FWRS' ROW 5. Sfrfi e' G. Or' 'Ja .L Bae L 'ff ndff. F S. SLESSM ww? 3 R'bj'saF , M Advanced Leaders S ' C. Bri' 7. Fafmie. THWRD ROW: B, 53'pin'bi-'n C. Jarasw J, Rissrs S Eve' -. MfCaUe'x V. 3:63. FOURTH ROW: F CIRS' ROW: B, De?-4555 S. Cyst M. Ha':5 J. Defire '. SEC Mf:'e L. Lwara Q Rims, M. SL 'wa' C Se-'ewacr M. Swakcsf OND ROW: K. Lauefsvaeze' 3, Kia K.Se-'aezk' M. Rerda UFTH ROW' L. Wewirs M. Wccdczcl W. Sens: B. K?'gs+:' S. Bed. TP-VRD ROW: L. Csbcme 3. Cai. C. Safrc C. S'-2' w 1 SrX'L-4 ROW- R. 'Caine N. S2211 E. R':'i-'asc' B. Grass: FOJRTH ROW: B. 5,'ge as'-5' B.ZeAd e' ' Q 4-dl' n.. uw ,- p-A, ,yfxfhv 2-ff' ,- 4 , v-1.3-.g LM. 4, 'Ji uf? Z TLS f - 'S 7' ff 1 f - 9' E32 . -, .. -lu, FIRST ROW: N. Long, E. Deitch, Jr., J. Aires, M. Horn, R. Lupinacci, D. Manning, R. Vaughn, E. Niedzinski, R. Francisco, J. DePirri, SECOND ROW: R. Carter, A. Jackson, K. Eulo, J. Pucciarello, H. Decker, J, Bradford, E. Mann, T. Clar, R. Neubert, M. Vecchio. THIRD ROW: K, Hyland. D, Lalvlotta, A. Ostermiller, J. Weidlich, D. Chuy, R. Celidonio, M. Geltrude, J. Cofone, J. Cosentino, J. lppolito. FOURTH ROW: B. Klaus, C. Taylor, J. Rudbeck, W. Rrovett, R. luzzolino, V. Cina, A. Mustacchio. M. Hallam, D. Wichelns. FIFTH ROW: W, Morrison, Mgr.: B. Mont- gomery, J, Botbyl, D. Kahley, N. Revis, R. Scrudato, S. Stoddard, J. Barber. SIXTH ROW: E. Deitch, Asst. Coach: W. Shergalis, Equip. Mgr., S. Phillips, Head Coach: L, Zwirelr, Asst. Coach: R. D'Andrea, Asst. Coach: C. Serio, Mgr. The i956-57 football squad compiled a balanced record of four wins and four losses. The season began in full swing with a smashing defeat of Orange, followed by F b a 'I3-O whitewash of Belleville. The Maroon Raiders were overpowered by Montclair, O a but easily conquered Passaic and Morristown. Th'e games with Clifton and Bloomfield were losses. On Thanksgiving Day they fought hard but went down to a I2-7 defeat at the hands of Kearny. Seniors composed the greater part of the team. Ken Eulo at tailback, Dave Manning at fullback, Joe DePirri at wingback and John Pucciarello at quarterback. On the line were Mike Horn at left end, Jim Bradford at left tackle, and Ray Vaughn at left guard. Alternating at center were Nelson Long and Ed Deitch. At right guard was Alvin Jack- son, Ed Mann played right tackle, and John Aires was at right end. The defensive line was held down by Roy Lupinacci, Ron Francisco, Ed Niedzinski, Reggie Carter, and Andy Compton. Playing defensive halfback were Ted Clar and Richard Neubert. Harold Decker did the punting. The student managers were Walt Morrison and Cookie Serio. 453 1 af 'nm , ,,,.,,,., Vu. A v K 'H it J., if ,K +4 .-' C A ' MN. -,, 1 --.wwglg ,W 5 - ma.- xi' -U WH I 29' , ,,- . 'Q 5 ,M M' 4 WM 1 X A M,..f m 2' -J an X.. X Cx- l 5 Wi 0, l-EP! 5 'WTL QUT 132255 1- ' f L 5 1 48 , .JL 3 llUTLc.yk 1 X! l , xu'rL4-.f 'WTI-itll 40 ' 30 iv Page 74 Y.. ,vi lf 'Www l COACH so DEITCH FRONT ROW: A. Oslermiller, H. Boyko, J. lppolito, C. Lemma, F. Pucci, G. Smith, J. Hossenlopp BACK ROW: B. Siegel, manager: H. Smith, D. Woods, C. Cerami, B. Montgomery, R. Scorcn, N Long M. Horn, Coach Ed Deilch. Basketball ln his second year as Basketball coach, Mr. Ed- ward Deitch has a team which has started the season very impressively. The team is tall, fast, and moves the ball well. The all-senior starting five is composed of Henry Smith, Mike Horn, Jim Baldino, Carmine Lemma, and George Smith. Also prominent on the court are John Hossenlopp, Don Woods, Harry Boyko, and Nelson Long. If the team continues the spirited play showed so far, Nutley can look forward to one of its best basketball seasons. , A ,, ,l jf mn 145' DON WOODS JIMMY BALDINO, CAPTAIN HENRY SMITH NELSON LONG CARMINE LEMMA '3 Aff' 1 f ,Ia ,TQ If 'W If as 1' If xfxB'YLFS GEORGE SMITH R ,YI HARRY BOYKO of' mf! 1 JOHN HOSSENLOPP MIKE HORN 55 'XXUTL fr '5 . X741 'df I ' J V .A QL Agw-v -A' QV,.1uy',kA f nuff If , , I Qi, ,, M 'Q W - , t-'!.-a,1 ' I M - It . X xs'YLr 4 4' .Q Q7 'Y l ' if . f 'Hs 5 Q Lf ' .-1, . in + 4 V-,n 1 K X X 0TLg- . ' G V S 'I UH' Ci 5 - .I .61-1 '55 i ld il W' Carmine Lemma Lew Papera Dave Gallagher E i Cross Country The Class of 1957 has been represented on the Cross Country team by Dave Gallagher, Lew Papera, Ron Nosti and Carmine Lemma. These runners helped the team give a good account of itself in the Essex County competi- tions. With many varsity men returning, Coach Ed Guiliani looks forward to a strengthened team with greater ability and power to win. Cross Country Squad J. Zolcinslci, E. Kellner, L. Papera, C. Lemma, D. Gallagher, C. Kucin- slci, R. Greco, F. Willie, R. Cantaqallo, K. Planck, Mr. E. Guiliani. -1,4 . f rv V K U 1 1 ' 4 J f 1 . - . . 5. .5 L, , , g I :W r - -1 'Y-Q .sv - rw' ff ' J f -- Lg, .- 1... ,- ..-..., 1- . -, .. W ., - H.. . 4 . -- -x - ' . -' .W - ,. Q. . f fx, s-9 - - V , .. . ' L, mi 'f'-. '. . T . f - - . J .. . J , D ' ' ef T 'V' ' '- .J J - - ' 4 li:'.... d'-s ' any 5' 21 7 Dx. ' 4' r i '43f'Ff l '91,- 4 w N - W f W .' -,sb-v . -- - ... . 2 , - K' W . -, If ' . .. . ' -' ' '9 Y ' Nw -' A -ami? 5 5 f iff. -' ' Q . ' f- f M. Pnl , - r3 ,i?'i' - Jak, - 'if5wap.1' ,ffnkfi f WL LTSHH FIRST ROW: P. Polci, S. Sfellatella, T, Lewis, P. Lambo, H. Boyko, D. Brownell. SECOND ROW: J. Aires, B. Desprez, J. Baldino, S. Lubertazzi, D. Cucinello, Ralph D'Andrea lcoachl. THIRD ROW: D. Ka-hley fAsst. Mqr.l, R. Scorca, L. Papera. D. Devins, B. Montgomery, J. l-lossenlopp, G. Shelley lMqr.l. FOURTH ROW: K. Bush lfxssl. Mqnl, A. Ostermiller, S. Dugan, C. Lemma, P. Johnson, J. Hausherr, T. Byrnes We 2' iv -P f its 'tn Coach Ralph D'Andrea Page 78 Baseball Nutley is setting its sights on another successful diamond season. Coach Ralph D'Andrea's teams have taken two Big Ten Championships in the last three years and his seven veteran seniors will set the pace this year. After a highly successful iunior year Carmine Lemma will again lead the pitching staff Behind the plate will be John Aires and John Hossenlopp. Patroling the outfield will be Lew Papera. The strong infield will include Harry Boyko at First Base, Jim Baldino at Second, and Sal Luber- tazzi at Shortstop. HARRY BOYKO LEW PAPERA SAL LUBERTAZZI Q-L ,L J -X t !,,g-Q0 1,44 as IW, 1' DOMINIC CUCINELLO CARMINE LEMMA JIM BALDINO A IH wffl JOHN AIRES JOHN HOSSENLOPP Page 79 ,, 1 W' ' , 1 , ' 1 A ,. , 7 , 'I J! ' 1, - A .,. ,I , p G. -A U4 3 -r , ' ,jf'f'! , , , :M ,, . s - , N ff V, -f -jfw V 4, , . ,,, 5 .. .I ' A , .A , L, yy ,. . ' W -, X J X E , :L f J A ' , I .,, ,f fr,,?g,v:,,g,, f , , .. L - ' Hugh' K' - QU-, 03 7 0 Q ,A , 4 V ., , .ftt,u...,VYA V , V 5 ,, 1'-Y qv:--.. J-?'. ,-4- I g - ' ' .. . 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FIFTH ROW: D, Woods. B. Deemer. ii- ME, -T4-Sh-A Golf Team Nutley High's golf team, coached by our principal Mr. Edward Asnnug canlookforwardto a goodseasonthk year despite the loss of Stu llifte, last year's Big Ten Con- ference champion. This year, returning seniors are Dave Shriver, who boasts a steady low 80 average, and Henry Smith, a long ball hitter who also shoots in the 8O's. MR. EDWARD F. ASSMUS Coach Page 81 f ...J P v ,fn I 1' i 5 Q . 1, W 2 he pi fjm, Wx K WM .153 15' F35 I! J 1 F P ' , f- ' , ' - x ' A ggi ! xl,-X f 0-51 41. Q 1 g 3 I 4? all I X N Q Q, 95,6 x M f. ya, UQ fi qfhli il 'sf' '19 as ? ,xx ff elm 6102 r W -160-7 XX 0 me Q Tjjvq 0 Q -W U1 313111 his Aw s . U' v ,. ,, , , . ' o Il W X, ik l jj' af xx ' all gf '3 R -hy? 7' 9 Sen ' lOr Be . neflt TH I E CLASS OF Qresents X957 H ARV EY A Comedy m Three A by Mary Chose D MXSS DO f ' RA STOLFX l i On Friday and Saturday evenings November lo and l7, 1956, the mythical Harvey lhe's really a six foot rabbit, you know, as anyone with eyes in his head could seel came to life on the N.H.S. stage. Drew Gerber saw him and in- troduced us all to him. Again, as in past years, Miss Dora Stolfi gave her able leadership to direct- ing the play. Miss Wallace of the English department helped with the stage prop- erties. Our class sponsors, Miss Spallina and Mr. Gutknecht were also prominent behind the scenes with promotion, tickets, and publicity. The proceeds were earmarked lex- cuse us, Harveyl for the '57 EXIT and our Senior Prom. Scene Synopsis The action of the play takes place in a city in the Far West in the library of the old Dowd family mansion and the reception room of Chumley's Rest. The Cast Myrtle Mae Simmons: Judy Kernoff Veta Louise Simmons: Carol Angstadt Elwood P. Dowd: Drew Gerber Miss Johnson: Judy Hicks Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet: BCll'bUl'0 PGH' Ruth Kelly, RN.: Phyllis Yorke Duane Wilson: RUY MUlheU Lyman Sanderson, M.D.: Jerry Goodman William R. Chumley, M.D.: David Shriver Betty Chumley: Sue Carlson Judge Omar Gaffney: Bob MGSSBY E. J. Lofgren: Nick Molinaro Page 85 1 J -oe 5 B IT f l X 425511 E A Q-J I X KQ Xl XXX X ,sf 1 KB fywf? X uf'NX Y fx R Q rf 9 629 gl ' . -i-A ' 000 X N W mmm isa. W 5 UWSEYI Z- OIOOH X :1:L- N f-'-2 + 1 o C 'U n ' ? , 5 . .. .':L'. 11.':55l:': :J'.'.'.2l Ili'-'fit'-' IJ 13' H :.. SQ .XIXX , Ho .Xb r is f A ff X I g T5 . f S ' K r g' 5?-Q X LT ' X X X A If -s ' ' x +7 'K f X? x ' la 1 4- I ' , X -. 'X , 437 '11, tt U I , A 'fi 257' 'ff W X X u v M Y ff ' EE .f A aunt. fl: a ?0?Ag2,,:sLsssu NN tn 33 1 I uf I1 U o -l -nl ' I B lg x 5 o ' f rffzi 1 i I kts v T f ,P Q 4 R E E 21:52 l , i 9 2 .vfff:..:'ffffff4. 1 'JSP' M -' Y? X 5 4 + ' 1 'N f - ' . X- . V I . . f ' ,f Q 1 L Q? 4 ., 5 . -1 ' ' Q.. .Q '- fl e A6 W I , i2 X -:ff i if gf 5 'f fb I , B L x GB ....l..-. .,.,....' L I I I I - -... ...a -..- -.--. .... .... -.-v .-.. .... VV f f WNTING STATION 'NEXT Fur-. T A : '3A A-: ,ff Tw f ,- U 5 . ,A ,V. 1 X A S .. . - 5 if ' . . ff. S 5 -X W ENTRANG- H .f- ,..,- - , WXV 1. I CKY, Gi LL fl? 952 Our Party Convention Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina have been invited to attend the first interspace convention of i972 in Mars by Bob Siegel, interspace chairman of the party, We pick them up seated in a rocket scooter newly invented by Vincent Muehter and piloted by John Kerin. They are greeted as they enter by Virginia Quinn, the stewardess, who shows them to their seats. Upon arriving at the Space- port, they are met by the friendly smiles of Judy Nero and Joe DePirri. Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina are then escorted into town behind a mammoth parade led by Marilyn Moebius and Martha Hatch. Behind the girls strut the rest of the twirlers, Betty Krol, Judy LaDucer, Dolores Feraco, Carol Borino, and Elaine ldec. In the band are seen George Shelley, Roberta Reed, and Sharon Beck. When Miss Spallina and Mr. Gutknecht arrive at Paul McEvoy's Space-O-tel, they are given the suites formerly occupied by Huron 8. Saunders, designers of interplane- tary swimsuits. They decide to spend some time relaxing around the hotel pool where Harry Boyko is working as a life-guard. Reclining at his feet is Sally Gilligan leaning against a post displaying a campaign banner boosting Catherine Sendecki for first woman President of the Uni- verse. Being hungry, Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina go to eat at Emil Donatello's Pizzeria. There, they find a quar- tet of singing waiters, John Sonn, Dick Vautin, Al Van Dien, and John Bond. They order a large pie which is made by Carmine Francese, who now wears 2-tone chef's hats, and Ronald Francisco whose sideburns have grown into a beard. Their pizza is brought to them by Ida Naglieri who has remembered the pizza but forgotten the plate. After finishing their meal, they decide to visit Roy Lupinacci's Flying Saucer Inn. They are greeted by Jackie McNerny who has given up her position as receptionist at N.H.S. and is now checking space helmets. As they enter the main hall, they hear the chanting of the Space-tones, Johnny Hossen- lopp, Alvin Jackson and Ray Vaughn all former members of the Octet. Among those sitting around the lounge are Barbara Knight, Florence Aiello, Dorothy Donadia and Ursala Yassa. Howard Francis, the headwaiter, is still seating latecomers, while Janice Scranton puts her Re- freshment Stand training to work by serving their dinners. Running the Refreshment Concession is Bob Feldman. Working for him are Joyce Pomaco, Carol Oliner, Diane Wackenhuth, Madeline Volst and Maureen Murphy. Lined up against the back wall are the bouncers, Don Woods, George Smith and Jimmy Baldino, who have exchanged their bgsketballs for rowdy people. As Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina wander about the hall, they spy Lew Papera, class of '57 treasurer who is now in charge of campaign contributions. Suddenly a drum roll, played by Don Dobrosky, rolls out and Johnny Pucciarello, the M.C., steps forward to introduce the cast of the night's show, Carol Angstadt, Ray Matheu, Bob Messer and Phyllis Yorke, who all received their start in the class of '57 production of Harvey. From the audience comes a continuous stream of chatter from Nina Cullari, voted '57's wittiest. After the play Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina decide to take in a late movie. They buy their tickets from Gretchen Shorter to see the movie The Sheik, starring Joe Miller as Rudolph Valentino, the great lover, and co-starring Helene Donaldson. Ed Pillitteri, who now knows how to operate 72 a proiector correctly, announces the program for the Rock'n'Roll show that follows. The star attractions are Bob Kiellberg and his violin and Judy Hicks and JoAnn Losi doing exhibition dancing. Seated in the audience are Beverly Wilson, Ruth Bromley and Gloria Shepard, all avid rock'n'rollers. Quite exhausted from their exer- tions of the day, Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina retire to Bill Lonely Hart's Dude Ranch, the first on Mars, where they find that Ken Eulo and John Bimbi have given up their drugstore cowboy standing to become the real Mc- Coy. The next day a rodeo is staged in their honor. Among the contestants is Ted Clar, who is now being thrown by the bull instead of throwing it, After the rodeo, they go to a hoe-down where they End Allan Block calling the squares. ln the sets, they see Gene Schreiber and Ellen Paulson, Anne Smith and Ricky Nolan, Bill Senst and Ethel DeRonde and Walter Morrison with Carol Duke. Next on the agenda is a Sadie Hawkins race where they see Judy Bowes chasing the football team. Across the field there is a iunior auxiliary of the Audobon Society-the chick watchers, consisting of Dave Shriver, John Pheas- ant and Ed Mann. The next day the convention is officially opened. As Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina walk to Convention Hall, they meet Louis Venza selling art supplies. Bob Davis and Ed Niedzinski, policemen, stop traffic for them as Nick Molinaro stops his cab to pick them up. They are greeted at the door by Barbara DeHaas who is selling programs. As they start through the door Lori Lichtman and Julia Seibert, now efficient private secretaries to Joe Barone, brush past them, Trudy Lykes hands them a list of the candidates and their platforms which are as follows: Jerry Goodman, campaigning for progressive iazz in all public places, Ronnie Nosti campaigning to have the Gauntlet absorbed by the Maroon and Gray, Dave Gallagher cam- paigning for more red-heads, and Mike Horn campaign- ing for compulsory Charles Atlas' courses for everyone. Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina are conducted to their seats by Sue Clark and Brenda Burgermaster, who have put to good use their training as ushers at N.H.S. Next to them they Gnd Sal Lubertazzi and Phyllis Restaino. As they leaf through their programs, they notice the adver- tisers, many of whom are former N.H.S. students. Among these are Bob Scilleri, now running his own car repair shop with Ed Marion as mechanic, Tony DeRose working for Adler Shoes, and Al Scaglione, now branch manager of American Shops, Tony Winterbottom is now importing English Tea with that famous 'Limey' flavor. The first event on the program is the invocation by Fred Berkobin, followed by the Inter-Space Anthem led by Pat Clark. The keynote speech is delivered by Arthur Frakt who talks on and on lad infiniteml. After a rousing cheer led by Sue Kellett, Kathy O'LoughIin and Lorraine Osborne, the Sena- tor from Indiana, Gordon Gaffney, declares the nomina- tions open. Pat Lufft and Nancy Stock, who are reporting the campaign for Pat Krisam's magazine, rush up to inter- view him and trip over the feet of Guy Segal who has put his cross-country talents to work as page. After the nominations, the convention is recessed for the day. Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina then attend a luncheon at Bob Beer's Beanery in honor of Maria DeMattia and Carl Gardner, who have finally managed to carry on a conversation. High point of the entertainment following the meal, which has been catered by Elizabeth LePree, is a fashion show featuring Peggy Fonz's latest creations as modeled by Carol Tamburro, Judy Fellers, Lois Evans and Mary Ann Nolan. After the dresses are shown, Barbara Bush shows her new line of hair styles. The hit of her col- lection is the futuristic ponytail as modeled by Marilyn Ogilivie. Even though black wavy hair has gone out of style, Betty Fortney is still mad about it. The models' shoes are by Barbara Ponticello and their corsages by Tom Jacone, Patsy Sammara and Tom Cueman who have finally put their ag training to work. Mr. Gutknecht, looking at his watch, suddenly realizes that if they are to ioin the Campaign Rocket to Earth which is piloted by Paul Kidd, they will have to hurry. Jumping up from their seats, they hitch a ride in Bob Schweikert's rocket convertible. On the way up to the launching platform, they are involved in a drag race with Joe Piro, Don Sorce, and Dom Stabile. In hot pursuit is Bob Ott, Space Trooper. Making the ship with only a few seconds to spare, they settle down in the club lounge to unwind. Among the other occupants are Virginia Ko- vach, voted Mrs. Universe of l972, and Dick Levendusky, of'f to defend his broad-iumping record at the Olympics. Outside they notice Ken Ford, Bob DeLitta, and David Schmall leaving to prospect for uranium on Asteroid 999. Soon night falls. As they walk to their sleeping quarters they meet Camille Salvatoriello and Angela Dato, still trying to get an A for bed making in Mrs. Pecoraro's Home Nursing class. Suddenly the lights go out as Kathleen McGinley and Tom Oriel do the impossible, shortcircuit- ing the power system by crossing two negative wires. For- tunately, Ellen Barth is there with her trusty cigarette lighter to show them the way to their berths. Back on Mother Earth, they are awakened next morn- ing in New Orleans by Mr. Harrell, who, having retired to his little plot in Louisiana, is braying out a welcome lDemocratic stylel. Pat Ennis is waiting to guide them to the reviewing stand for the tremendous Mardi Gras Pa- rade. Grand Marshals of the parade are John Aires and Harold Decker. On the Queen's float are Dorothy Daube and Roseanna Niedzinski. On the next float there are several historical characters: Pat Piro decked out as Cleopatra, Barbara Parr still losing her head as Marie Antoinette, and Virginia Mach showing her equestrienne skills as Paul Revere. Guy Caprio is seen portraying Samsonl The next float is en- titled Through the Looking GIass. The first characters are Tweedledum and Tweedledee, as portrayed by Jo- sephine Graziano and Mary Graziano. ln the center of the float, seated around the tea table are Judy Kernolf as the Mad Hatter, Dominick Cucinello as the March Hare and Henry Smith, who, instead of sleeping through Mr. Gutknecht's Academy Award winning slides, is now sleep- ing as the Dormouse. Perched above them is the Cheshire Cat, better known as Carole Grehl. Towards the rear are the Walrus, Blasi Capalbo, and the Carpenter, Janice Plank, surrounded by Oysters, Mary Ann Angrisani, Judy Aiello, Carole Rutnik, Jean Vito, Sandy Capezzano and Renee DeSordi. Another float that Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina take special notice of is the one titled Storybook Characters. The first group to meet their eye is that of Snow White, Barbara Zeidler, and the Seven Dwarfs, Virginia Boyd, Janet Barker, Karen Lautenschlaeger, Judy Laws, Gail Wallder, Sue Carlson and Ruth Gots. Further back they see Rapunzel and her Prince Charming as por- trayed by Emily Richardson and Carmine Lemma. Hungry, they buy a snack from Pat Orechio and Barbara Zorn, who are still trying to get rid of that last bag of potato chips. Standing around the refreshment counter are Helen Werdann, Pat Smith, Ruth Peters and Diane Mannino. After the parade is over, they decide to take a ship to Miami. Their Captain is Reggie Carter and among the crew they find Joyce Haythorn in the galley still trying to flgure out how many hot dogs to cook. Mary Ann Donofrio, scrub- bing tables in the cafeteria, and Corky Serio, captain's aide, casually strolling down for coffee for the captain. Among the passengers are Barbara Siciliano, Virginia Tirone and Marie Trommelen. The ship's first stop is Key West where Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina see Harriet Armstrong working in a date grove and Joe Morella stand- ing in front of Truman's mansion shouting, Save your money, boys! The South shall rise again. At Miami they leave the ship to catch a bus for New Jersey. On the way to the station they witness an accident involving John Valor, who cracked up into a telephone pole as he watched Betty Zito and Amy Cantelmo walk down the street. ln the crowd that gathers are John Voolgaris, Lauretta O'Rourke, Dick Price, Dolores Fenton, and Richard Neu- bert, who are still iust observing the goings-on. As the ambulance drives up, who should step out but Joan Peccarelli, a nurse, and Mary Randall, who has come along to compute the cost for the insurance business of which she is manager and actuary. The driver of the am- bulance is Joe Lupo and his crew consists of Pat McAteer, who takes a man's pulse and subtracts ten for personality, Marie Gramoglia, Barbara Stewart and Gloria Mendez. Since Mr. Gutknecht and Miss Spallina have little time to waste, they accept a ride from Alan Novaco and proceed to the bus station. On the bus they run into Drew Gerber and Bruce Deu- singer who are iust returning from a iazz festival in New Orleans. Other passengers are Annette Dion and Helen Dobrowolski. As everyone relaxes to the strains of the piped-in music, they hear a tinkling of money and then a voice saying, I am the Riche called Phyllisl Yes, folks -this is Phyllis Riche, the first interplanetary woman disc iockey. By this time, they are driving through South Carolina where they see Carole Ehehalt and Barbara Wallace gazing wistfully at a 1972 Lincoln. They reach Washington, D.C. on the Fourth of July in time to see Bob Cook lighting firecrackers at the feet of Ed Deitch, who is delivering a speech about the town where men and women fall down stairs. Vigorously applauding his speech are Barbara Young and Nelson Long. In front of the Lincoln Memorial, supposedly admiring the view in the reflecting pool, are Dave Manning, Andy Compton, Carol Sofield and Celeste Savino. Back in Nutley, Miss Spallina and Mr. Gutknecht are weary and glad to be home, but filled with happy memories of an unforgettable trip. 'gy M lie 4-J, Q 'S J -' -1- TSIOTF a LoR:Zr:rge:J:sgRNe T h' e n' n' e r S ' ' ' BOB SIEGEL Biggest Fling Cufesf Couple Most Likely fo Succeed Mos' TUHWVFVG PAT MCATEER PHYLLIS RESTAINO BARBARA ZEIDLER CEI-ESTE SAVINO ANDY COMPTON SAL LUBERTAZZI BOB FELDMAN RONNIE NOSTI Ewing A ,XY , 1 J ' 7 The Quielesl Did Mosl for N.H.S. WFHFBSY MARIA DE MATTIA RUTH GOTS NINA CU'-LARI CARL GARDNER BOB SIEGEL JOHN PUCCIARELLO uf af FST X4 Class Vote N -Q Most Talented Best Mixers LORRAINE OSBORNE JIMMY BALDINO 1 II, Fflendllesf Most Afhleflf JUDY HICKS JUDY NERQ VIRGINIA KOVACH JERRY GOODMAN JOE DE PIRRI CARMINE LEMMA My Best Looking EMILY RICHARDSON DAVE MANNING Most Sophisticated ETHEL DeRONDE BOB FELDMAN Best Dressed CAROL TAMBURRO KEN EULO .ew , -bf I X , I O O fp , V I , , 3 -I I - gf. 'Lf I 1,3 ' f T' 1' I K N L1 i E96 i If N I. ll sfv If 4. Y I 1 A K Z 7 E 1 ,I ' I , x , If In Q, xv E v xl., I L Q. 'N is.. - J Xjigx , i. S! J DL I Homeroom 11-4 MR. FARRA FIRST ROW: J. Gwere' J. He'IcIoz G. Griggs, F. Kas- perowlcz, R. Karalky I. Hanison, S. Hams, SECOND ROW: Mr. Farra K. H, afd A. OIenncn, N. HarrIS. D. Gornan. F. Ha'I J. Hea, C. Jarasy. THIRD ROW: R, Gibson R. Greco R. KasweII S. GoIdI:erq, E. Grasso, M. Goodman D. Kara, FOURTH ROW: J. GiIIIes C. I-IL.d'-9 C. G:'nrnoII, M. Hunger. Homeroom 11-5 MR, SHERGALIS FIRST ROW: D. Len'z D. K 'sh L. Lawersinraege' L. Mgfiagfe, C. Kaye C Kris A. Lipa L. Lube'- 'azz1.SFCOND RORN- M' S'e :a Ie F. Ke ', J. K6 esar B. Kinqvin M. La l:':- S. L,:zf If. LaMu'a, B. Kwai n2ewsII L. Lcrarg, TI-VRS ROW: A. MaiD'raId J. McCaf' T, KL:7'sI, 5.14 aas D. LaM:'+:: 1. KGYSG' J, KIerIer, L. Loo. FOURTH ROIN: D, Leref M. La'f- bIase S. Leffe J Mclean M. Kin Homeroom 11-1 MR. BRASCA FIRST ROW: R. Becker, B. Barfncwnew V. Banc- C BGUIW R. AIIQQH, F. Bindn' O. AnIIfv.I'z SFCONF' ROW R. Barber, C. Bayer, A. Bra'CaifI'. B. BQ'Ir'a M. BRI ROW Bo+byI', Bi' wIII', M. BIIFQII, R. AsI'fon, B, BoeLr'nef. THIRD R. AIbanese, R. Be-rnier, F, Bridges J, AFFIHQ J. M. Anfonacd, C. I3arbaIa. FOURTH ROW: B. rninqIwarn. B. BIcr'nQuIs+ R. Bo++oe. W. Be'I. I-IOME Homeroom 11-2 MISS GERDINICK FIRST ROW: M. Cape-zzano, A. CasIenIIano, P. Burke, A. De Lorenzo, A. CassIdy, J, Di Iorio, E. BucI1Iey,SFC- OND ROW: M155 GerdinIcIc, J. Brown, A. Del Ccrsano, G. CIar, H. CoIe, R. Cafone, D. Cola, C, De Piro, THIRD ROW: J. Cosenfino, K, Bush, G. Brown M. Chadwick, E. CI1ayIon, N. BurdiII, F. CionI. FOURTH ROW: R. Deemer, H. Bufler, R. De BeIIo, R, CeIidcnro K. Davis. Homeroom 11-3 MR. FRANKLIN FIRST ROW: J. ErnbIey, S, EImer, F. Frunzi, T. GIanoHi. M. Ferraro. P. Donadia, B. FigIar. SECOND ROW: Mr. FranIcIIn, R. Di Norcia, M. Finfrank, G. Fedorczyk, F. DuFITeId, J. Fay, P. Fanmie, B. Fruchfbaum. THIRD ROW: B. Edwards, F. Freda, R. GaIIaqI1er, J. DomaIesIcI, R. Duggan, R. Donor, FOURTH ROW: S. Dugan, I-I. Emmerling. Homeroom 11-6 MR. HARRELL 5 RS' ROVY: M. M,'C Q Mfr:-1: ,. R- i'f1 2' E. M1 '3f' C. Myrsm M. M76 5 3. V-lc-.-.5 '. SEC- OND ROW: F. Miiff S. V-'-. s J. M:'dfa, J Mas'Q': T. Naqlhfi S. :f3w:'5'i R M1':':a 3 G. Rfrszwf. Y1-HRD ROW: R. MCSLQ' R. O '2 M. Ma'C?1 g5a C. Rawls? J. O65-16, J. Ncfdswtm J. Nv14ray.FOUR71- ROW: A. MusXecC'1d F, Oa'e f' Q' B. MG ':fmef,. ROOMS Homeroom 11-7 MR. WEISKOFF HRS' ROW: F. Ruczl, N. Rows F, Pe'-nigh SECOND ROW: N. Riihards J, Rcffatt K. Rideref, C. RaW E. Reade. THIRD ROW: Mf. Weilrcx, S. Re-wen. J. Raw: R. Rfffvwamcfe J. Readef M. Rerrtwe, R. Rufwi. FOURTH ROW: R. R9rrcr'e,C.R11acco. R. Re- 're11a, M, Rorzic. M. RIve'1o, M. Piro. Homeroom 11-8 MRS. NAVARRETE FIRST ROW: M. Rofunda, D. Rrfnarwo, E. Robedson. B. ScL1:ssef, T. Sal1us+rc, J. Ruska E. Scum. SECOND ROW: Mfs. NdV6'V619 J. SFWQS B.Sa'1:in, L. Serri+eF1a. C. Sew,-farm, L. RVfdQV'R1V'fLff ' J. Sanavard J. Robvs T1-'HRD ROW: C. Sawizlci. W. Semof. A, Rodfners, C. Sc1w'z E. SQHNZ D. Sdaccfa M. Ruesd. FOURTH ROW' J. Rooney, R. Scrudav, R. Scofcia, R. Sf1'wie' A. Shaw, J. Rudbeck, Homeroom 11-9 MR. KAHLEY S, ROVV. 1. T ,1?'4 S'S 'T1f V :'15'11rg C V T Md Ke' ev C. S :a V. Va' Gave' V V':'e n M. S L. SECCNJ3 ROW: S. SPYQVHS Ve' Of-nf- J. 1r'+:re1'f. M. Splflqg, MA Tuffw f 5'4 L. VEUTL' M. Sv-611705. T1-VRD RCW: R. SE Ani R 5:44 L. Si'?':9' B S1'? '3' L Sfes' S'a:e: M. Su 7.5: C5 S'e RCURW-J SGW- R SC'CSA'f J. SMV4 M. Ve::L': W. !J'.I'i'T1f R S'ae'e K. Side' C. Si . Homeroom 11-10 MR. TIENE 'RS' ROXN: R, WE 'awe E. VV::J::'cJ M2 'S-'e VCC,-yy: J, W5:'ef, SECOND ROVVZ A VVx:5 ,.VVe'1 5 M.W::d:f:- .'.V:' 3a'Jer.T1- RD ROW W' As D Wa'1cef J.We'3':L.FOlJRT1-1 12OW.v.' Webs-' R.VVaf : V1f'.Y:L 1e's. LP. Homeroom 10-1 MR, ZWIREK PTRST ROVV . A L:Q'i C A i'5fa E. Ada'f A BUM0' M Af-sseffiw M. B' 51, L B 'La'd5Q' Befie' A AW' 'aw SFGOU' RONN' Mt ZNWUL C BVTJJ5 A E 51 -. S 51 M,Eafi'f M Eada vw- ' ' 5,14 3 E E BTWVPSS, TH'RD ROVJ. G Buff L B1'f E L F 'vi f- 1 M Aw M B4'L:T'f- M O 5', Q K. Bfvisleir S A ':s'ar1' D A'iL'f-sf' C3497-T RON: 3. Ad'o' D. Bay' R Ee , S Afa'-rf -N Ami' R. A-be-'S R '37 bT L, 9605 - L B Mfvda' Homeroom 10-5 MR. SUFFREN FIRST ROW: L. KTSLQNSPT J. K'r's1w. A. Lf: u f LicL4maf D, Lazaf J. KYLEM, M. LWC E. K-'Ped SEC- OND ROW: M'. SUUVFEV' M, Lu'fez1 J. La Ffa'1':'a K Lemdiro E. Kifyfar D. Lauer E. Lecme. V. Kcvadv J. LQ Russf. THIRD ROW: A. Kafeos, J. LvLes, E Ke11rwaf J. La Sta'a C. Lfe's'L M, Kdswra J. Lvtfha J Lummf-'. FOURTH ROW: C. Kmbvslfl R. Lafwef J, Kfufflgpfi D rf-L--,sf Homeroom 10-2 MRS. STEM FTRST ROW: M, Car1ee, C. Cuuafi, C. Gini, E. CQJTHS B. Cafwwe, M. Crow1ey. SECOND ROW: Mfs. S'-err' R. Cafadcs, V, Clna, R, Canfaqalk, R. Cerbcne, F. Cafaw zarife R. CORE, THIRD ROW: D. Cbuy. S. Crabb J. CL1urcLw111, G. Clwern. J. Conzo1a, W. Ca11anam. FOURTH ROW: J. Carbhy, O. Clark, J. Cofrorvc, C. Cerami. Homeroom 10-3 MRS. HOFFER FIRST ROW: E. Ennis, D. De Anne is, L, DE Vuf:'C G DVEMTLTP D. Dorvadld, J. D'Em11Tc:, M. Fcrfa V. ECLC, J FTQLQV. SECOND ROW: Mrs, M. Hoge-f J. EV '9'LT '3 E De Frc'z, G, Donofrio, C. Diefefe, L. EFsenVu+L N. Deeb, A. De Rosa, M. De Rosa. K. Df1w.TH1RD ROW M. Dugy, R. Downey, F. De Faymoreau, E. De' Svdf R. Di Giaiomw, D. Frobcse, R. Fridav, R. De Lucia E Ffwis, FOURTH ROW: N. DeLuCa, E. FTSLTN W. Ewesf H. Dmwbocm, R. Farabau'q1w 15. DO'T'1bV'OWSR1, E DTcn NOT DRESENT: B. EVFTQS1, J. De Rum. Homeroom 10-4 MISS STOLF1 FTRST ROW: J, Grabowslci. D. Horfcrv, M. H151, S Gcbfe. L. Grazia-Q E. lnf1aT's, S. Gasswr B. Gfie' SECOND ROW: Miss STQTTT, D. Hw++Enq H. Haope G. Gcfa1 L. Harf, J. Gcu'd, C. Jarfas, R. Hayfcfd B. G1C'd5UO, L. Jackson. THIRD ROW: R. Gua'1'C J LDDOLDC,L.1'1df1E3,D.J9WG+1,1'1,J'3COU9V'W1VW,J.1'15L.S1'9 M, GeL ude M, Hakim, R. Gyassw. FOURTH ROV! R. luzzdim R. Had1ey S. Go'dbe g. Homeroom 10-7 MR. GUILIANI FRS1 ROW: F. RQ V. Rf-da1fff L. Rafimwa L Rigrdan K, PEHQPQ J, RLYIIDS. J. Rive 1 . 1 ew SECOND ROW: Mf. Gul MP1 R. R:-af-WQV, K Raw? V. RO'w1or1Fc'O B. ONS A. R1'a'fC, J. Ranlfx. R. Rf-S'far R. Rich. 1'H1RD ROW: R. Rabasca, J. ODcr've-J J Re1++en, O. O'Rour1fe, D. Reade, J. Pau's0n, P, Richer E. FOURTH ROW: A. Rcfe11a, C. Refersfvv. Homeroom 10-8 MRS. ROBERTS FIRST ROW: D. Saw,-er M. Sffsnfslci, J. Shder, B SIr1cL1wa.B.Rubirw.C.RcssY J.SQr2L1'1s. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rcberk, J. Rcbfskw. R, Ryan. N. Snyder S. SIPGVLP L. Sisbafro B. Sbocp. B. Sf1:cenfw1d', THIRD ROW: B, S11ar'aLva'1 B, Sfm1'L'. E. Sedo' E. SCLGVBCJI, C. Rcss L. Sherwcod L. Sempf. FOURTH ROW: M, Sende-QL? D, Ru41'Qrff'fJ B. S'vv1'L D SLWP A. Sa' O?ai'f f Homeroom 10-9 MR. CAMARA FIRST ROW: V. S'a':-H' N. TwifLf af-P L. SWL-S C Tvfznfa A. S'fX'f5 L. U fa'L5 C. Snfmh. SECONC ROW: Mi Came'-1 R.S1.V.af N. SDf?i'S M. Siegfr- e'5i R. SDQFCP S. Yf? DJ D. SW-Yrfaxf B. Timesuxc. THIRD ROW: C. SLSVSV D. SH-Nlfk' F. Swvk G. Tavfff. J. SDTWC A. Swfmwfw' B. Tfu 'DQ'. FOURTH ROW: K. T'-che' A Soee' A. S'c1z. D Te-'o'e a S. Sfbddard. .,4 W MJ V... Homeroom 10-6 MR. SAMPSEL WRST ROVV: L. MYR M. Muaew 3. Ma'Q2fe L. Maf- Nu'+,f 3. MGH J, Mwfa-,' E. Mae' S. M' fr. SECOND ROW: Mi Semosex J. Mwst' B M5-gqlf T. Mazza R. N'e:iz eH B Mit? V. Misda' F. M'CVesc' F Mf311f'?'f. 'HPD ROW:1. N-NL R. Nf-.'.CC L. M1 ' J. MiO' 'E R. MuQ11f:f D. N?i'i J Mideizefxi E. ML-Q--,. :OURFH ROXN: .. M'i i2 5A1cLu'a 7. Na'beNJ'e' R Nfewfs. E. M:Ce '.f G. Mc'e7'a A. Mfrze 'a. lll :DO ..- Homeroom 10-10 MR. LENAGHEN HRST ROVV: J. ZSUIJS' J. W?'dL'e 'N V. Wa'df3' . Zo1c5'sk7 L. WPCF' C Vefd' J. Veffrf O W 1'a S SECOND ROW: M'. Le'aiLe' J V 'e V? M. Wade' V. V1ver+E L. W1-We B. Wosidxle D. WL Q R. WaVsL 1, Z5'1J'5 , Tl-HRD ROVVg j, Wafd A. Wardew R Webs' R. VVe'9r-Qfgh R. Wade R. Vi'1ce R. Va' An::'9 C. We+'acF. FOURTH ROVV' E. Zaud R Zuckef A Wflql-+, D. W1c1'e1's E. Wake M. Vande' mo1er'. U9ermanent Ulegustratuon FLORENCE AIELLO 28I Franklun Avenue Fufure Years Mrs Margelfs parlucupafe un class Ambufuon To become Mrs J W JUDITH AIELLO 75 Brookdale Avenue Fufure Years Mr Luddy wulhoul hus bow hes Ambufuon Secrelary JOHN AIRES 4I Enclosure Fu+ure Years Nurley beef Monfclaur un foolball baseball and baslueiball Ambuhon Raduo and Televusuon Technucuan MARY ANN ANGRISANI I27 Cedar Sfreer Future Years Mrs Margefls druvung a purple car Ambufuon Secrefary CAROL ANGSTADT I77 Hullsude Ave Fufure Years Sophomores sfep asude for senuors Amburuon Inleruor Decorafung HARRIET ARMSTRONG 5I Eduson Ave Fufure Years Swummung pool un N H S Ambuluon Ofllce work JAMES BALDINO IBB Washungfon Ave Fufure Years Muss Spalluna geffung marrued Ambuhon Playung Pro Baseball JANET BARKER 78 Brookdale Avenue Fufure Years Johnny s car speed Ambuhon Nursung JOSEPH BARONE 206 Prospecf Sfreef Fulure Years Eddue Deufch wufh long haur Arnbufuon Meducune ELLEN BARTH 7 Adams Courf Fufure Years Be fhe flrsf woman presudenf Ambufuon Inferprefe de dos Iunguas SHARON BECK 67 Sprung Sfreef Furure Years Mr Deulch where men are men nd women fall down sfaurs Ambuhon Teachung ROBERT BEERS 68 Race Sfreei' Fufure Years Fux fhe recorder un cafeferua Ambufuon-College GRED BERKOBIN I79 Vreeland Ave Fufure Years P A sysfem connecred belween all fhe rooms Ambufuon The Munuslry JOHN BIMBI 44 Ches'lnu+S1'reef Fulure Years To become a mulluonaure Ambuhon DuHo ALLAN BLOCK 40 Rudge Road Fulure Years Unbreakable glass un lhe labs Ambufuon Money JOHN BOND 99 Sfanley Ave Fu+ure Years Coke un all Ihe wafer founfauns Ambufuon College CAROL BORINO 3 Wesley Place Fufure Years To be Mrs Nuck Maunuero Ambuhon Beaufucuan JUDY BOWES 675 Franklun Ave Fulure Years To see Mrs Compion Ambuluon Mrs degree VIRGINIA BOYD 39 Park Druve Furure Years Infegrafuon Ambuhon Teacher HARRY BOYKO II Terrace Ave Future Years Dodgers wun anolher World Serues Ambufuon Play pro baseball RUTHIE BROMLEY 78 Passauc Ave Fulure Years Self servuce elevarors un N H S Ambuhon Socual Worker BRENDA BURGERMASTER 479 Prospecf Sf Furure Years Everyone sungung Ihe Sfar Spangled Banner un assembly Ambufuon Nursung BARBARA BUSH 737 Franklun Ave Fulure Years Jean Vuro un a housedress Ambufuon Secrefary AMY CANTELMO I27 Granf Ave Fu+ure Years Nufley Hugh School wufhoul urs cluques Ambuluon Gela Mrs Degree Page 96 BLASIE CAPALBO 42 Myrlle Ave Furure Years Nufley wallop Monfclaur Ambuluon Good uob SANDRA CAPEZZANO 55 Oakrudge Ave Future Years Barrunger play Nufley un foolball Ambuiuon Office work SUZANNE CARLSON 470 Chesfnuf Sl Fufure Years A sfudenf councul wufh one unch of power Ambuluon To be a Mrs Nurse REGINALD CARTER 55 Passauc Ave Fufure Years Sleepung un fha classroom Ambufuon An easy uob TED CLAR 90 Cenfer SI Fufure Years Mr Hunloon and Mr Harrell fo compromuse on F D R Amburuon To fly around fhe world PATRICIA CLARK 329 Hullsude Ave Furure Years Enough ads lo pay for Ihe Gaunllel before fhe deadlune Ambuluon College SUSAN CLARK I43 Whufford Ave Fufure Years Tennessee Ambuluon College and Nursung ANDREW COMPTON 232 Franklun Ave Fulure Years More parfues un Nufley Ambufuon College ROBERT COOK 42 Raymond Avenue Fufure Years Mr Harrell and Mr Hunioon fo compromuse and vofe for 3rd parly Ambufuon Buy a schooner and saul around fhe world DOMINIC CUCINELLO I36 Passauc Ave Fulure Years Mr Franklun feachung Lafun Ambufuon Racung druver THOMAS CUEMAN 7 Adams Courr Future Years Lockers un Agrucullure Ambuluon Daury farmer NINA CULLARI 54 Glenvuew Road Fu+ure Years More Ieachers luke Mrs Poynfer Amburuon Happuness and success ANGELA DATO I72 Prospecf S+ree'r Fu+ure Years Mr Lenaghen wurhouf hus muslache Amburuon Marruage DOROTHY DAUBE 370 Bloomfield Ave Fufure Years England France Germany Ambufuon Army nurse ROBERT DAVIS I40 Coeyman Avenue Fufure Years Hugher drunkung founfauns Amburuon Hugh school gradualuon HAROLD DECKER I7 Conover Avenue Fulure Years Be'H'er hugh school assemblues Ambufuon To see Percy wufh hus own band BARBARA DeHAAS 222 Prospecf Sfreef Furure Years Class reunuon un 25 years Amburuon Secrefary EDWARD DEITCH I76 Unuon Avenue Furure Years Nuiley murder Monfclaur Ambuluon-College ROBERT DeLITTA 26 Vulla Place Fu+ure Years Plenry of money Amburuon To play a hol saxophone MARIA DeMATTIA I50 Hugh Sfreef Fufure Years Televusuon and sfudyhall Ambrfuoru MRS degree ETHEL DeRONDE 23 Overlook Terrace Furure Years Mrs MargeH's doung the Vucfory Corps Exercuses Ambuhon College ANTHONY DeROSE B9 Wulluam Sfreef Furure Years A happy home and socual lufe Ambufuon Tool and due makung LaRENE DeSORDI IB5 Bloomfield Ave Fufure Years More Ieachers luke Mr Deuich and Mrs Poynler Ambufuon To be Mrs George Capouu BRUCE DEUSINGER I65 Whurford Avenue Fu+ure Years Money Amburaon Enguneer , u . u ' ' u I ' 1 u u ' .. uu uu , . 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L I , . 1 . .. , , . . . uu .. u u - I - I - u ANNETTE DION 5I2 Prospecl' Sfreef Fu ure Years To gel down fo IIO Ambmon Secrefarral work DONALD DOBROSKY 69 Mapes Avenue Fulure Years More school spiral rn Nulley Ambuhc Chemrsl HELEN DOBROWOLSKI 37 Brooklrne Avenue Fulu e Y ars Younger male 'Ieachers Ambmor- Teacher DOROTHY DONADIA I38 Cenlre Slreel Fu+ure Years Me reach 5 2 Ambmcn Prlvafe Secreiary HELENE DONALDSON 565 Passaic Ave Fufure Years Mr Zwrrek noi mockrng Ambmor Teacher EMIL DONATELLO 58 Evergreen Avenue Furure Years Diamond sludded Lincoln converflble Ambnhon To make a mrlllon MARY ANN DONOFRIO 98 Race Slreel Fulur Y ars Beffer recreahon ln Nulley Ambxlu Clerrcal work CAROL DUKE 727 Bloomfield Ave Fufure Years The scale hl+ I00 lbs Ambrluon Medlcalsecrelary CAROLE EHEHALT 26 Funslon Place Fufure Years Me glvmg Jackie McNerny TI e rn my Lrncoln Ambmon Secrefary PATRICIA ENNIS 64 Oakrlclge Avenue Fulure Years Class of 57m 67 Ambuhon Secrelary KEN EULO I22 Kingsland Road Fufure Years A Cadillac Ambnhon To grow lhree more Inches LOIS EVANS 55 Passaic Avenue Fulure Years Mr Frn+ch go on an easy slreak Amblhon Pedlalrlclan ROBERT FELDMAN 5I2 Franklrn Avenue Fulure Years Higher drrnkung founfams Ambuhon Engrneer JUDITH FELLERS I45 Cenlre Slreel Fulure Years Mr Derlch as prlncrpal Ambullon MedlcaISecre'Iary DOLORES FENTON 38 Klerslead Avenue Fulure Years Mass Sprague rldlng a molorcycle Ambmon To be Mrs ET DOLORES FERACO 9I Margarel Avenue Fulure Years Ken Eulo wear whale bucks Ambmon Clerical work MARGARET FONZ 22 Hawfhorn Avenue Fulure Years Marry a Mulh Bllluonalre Ambmon AI Scaglrone In Bermuda shorfs and knee KENNETH FORD 57I Passanc Avenue Fulure Years Lockers In AQFICUIIUTB Ambnlnon Work BETTY JEAN FORTNEY I87 Mounfalnvlew Ave Fulure Years More of my C P course Amblhon-College ARTHUR FRAKT 368 Hlllslde Avenue Fulure Years Mr Harrell vofe Republican Ambmon Be rlch HOWARD FRANCIS I8 Sunsel Drnve Furure Years Mr Hunloon furn Democral' Ambuhcn Graduafe RONALD FRANCISCO 48 Mulfon Avenue Fufure Years Dolores Feraco walking sfralghf Ambmon Be a success GORDON GAFFNEY 56 Cafhedral Avenue Fufure Years Elvrs Presley wrfh a crew cu? Ambmon To rude rn a flying saucer DAVID GALLAGHER 49 Yanhcaw Place Fufure Years More redheaded girls Ambmon Gal Shell Wall Ioofhpuck Iycoons CARL GARDNER 226 Park Avenue Fufure Years Nufley beef Monfclanr Ambuluon Make SI 000 000 DREW GERBER 59 Sylvan Place Fulure Years Mrs M Gerber Ambmon College SARA GILLIGAN I06 Warren Slreef Fulure Years A radio In Harrys car Amblllon College SOCRS GERALD GOODMAN I76 Hullsude Avenue Fufur Years To make money money and efc Ambmcn Hap married RUTH GOTS I52 BIoomITeId Ave Fulure Years Lupo wlfh a crew cul Ambmcn To lead a happy Iufe MARIE GRAMOGLIA 29 Church Slreel Fulure Years Mr Hunfoon married Ambu :on Plano Ieacher JOSEPHINE GRAZIANO 39I Prospecf Sfreef Fufure Years More handsome +eachers Arnbmon Marriage MARY GRAZIANO 29 Wllson Sfreef Fufur Years Mr Kahley drlvlng a Jaguar Ambmon Secrelary CAROLE GREHL 530 Passalc Avenue Fulure Years Mrs Pec Iallung abouf her grandchildren Ambnlwon Teaching WILLIAM HART 69 Howard Place Fulur Yea s Mr Harrell run on Republican hckel Ambmon Engrneer MARTHA HATCH I66 Rufgers Place Fulur Years Class of 57 Ambulnon Elemenlary school feacher JOYCE HAYTHORN I44 Cheslnul Slreef Fulure Yea rs Mr Farra In Bermuda shorls and knee socks Ambuhcn Secrelary JUDITH HICKS 5 Whlfford Avenue Fumre Years Tom Jacone wllh a crew cu Ambnlnon Arllsl' MICHAEL HORN 306 Gran? Avenue Fulure Years Parlung behind N H S Ambmon To be successful JOHN HOSSENLOPP 29 Lake Sfreef Fulure Years Mr Harrell gnve Keynoie Speech al fhe Democrahc Convenhon Ambmon Leave Mr Zwrrek s Is'r perrod mafh class JOYCE HURON 30 Manhallan Courl Fufure Years Mr Luddy ln Bermuda shorls ELAINE IDEC I77 Pake Slreel Fulure Years Judy LaDucer Iurn Democrahc Ambulnon To own a Cadrllac ALVIN JACKSON 55 Passarc Avenue Fulure Years The non mocking Mr Zwlrek Ambnhon Mllllonaure THOMAS JACONE 65 Washrngfon Ave Fulure Years Dave Manning workrng P F s Ambuhon Doing nofhlng SUSAN KELLETT I I0 Warren Slreel Fufure Years New cheerleadlng sweafers Ambnlwon College and Marriage JOHN KERIN 45 Oak Sfreef Future Years Nulley Iromp Monfclalr Arnbnluon Gel pllols Incense JUDITH ANN KERNOFF 29 Hawlhorne Avenue Fufure Years All guys over 5 I I should shrink Io Imy helgh? Ambmon MRS degree PAUL KIDD 44l Washmgfon Ave Fulure Years The World AmbIIIOD College ROBERT KJELLBERG I23 Whrhlord Avenue Fufure Years Mr Denfch head of 'the Engllsh Deparimenl' Ambmon College BARBARA KNIGHT 5 Willow Place Fufure Years Dodgers wm sernes agarnsl' Yankees Ambnhon Marriage VIRGINIA KOVACH I8 Oak Ridge Avenue Fufure Years Mrs Margeffs demonslrafe fhe exercuses Ambmon Marriage PATRICIA KRISAM 44 Cenlre Sfreel' Fu+ure Years Mr Dellch for Prlnclpal Ambmon College and Marnage ELIZABETH KROL 555 Washrnglon Ave Fu+ure Years Good Iookrng boys ouf number gurls Ambmon To meel' my dream man JUDITH LaDUCER 45I Franklin Avenue Fufure Years More Red Ambmon Secrelary Page 97 ' J e H I , , . e e - I ' ' e f -I . ' ' G ' I . e - I ' ' ' M . . . a .d . . W . . H ' . . . 4 . 1 . Ambilion-Secrefary s . i ' , ,, . suis: E I - . ' D g ' I KAREN LAUTENSCHLAEGER I99 Hnghielcl Lane Fulure Years Gino-Principal of N H S Ambnhon Teaching JUDITH LAWS 220 Hlghlleld Lane Fulure Years Dellch s beloved Pollsvllle Ambmon-College CARMINE LEMMA I83 Park Avenue Fulure Years More gurls like Emlly Richardson Ambmon Physucal Ed Teacher ELIZABETH LePREE I0 Cheslnuf Place Fulure Years Mr Broffman leaching ln Ihe Hugh School Ambulucn Secrelary RICHARD LEVENDUSKY 34 Enlwlslle Avenue Fulure Years New Irack and Held Ambmon Engineer LORETTA LICHTMAN 22 Edgewood Avenue Fulure Years More pep un N H S Ar-nbmon Legal slenographer NELSON LONG 74I Franklin Avenue Fulure Years George Siralghlen Oul Ambnhon Engineer JOANN LOSI 227 Cenlre Slreel Fulure Years Car for Drlver Ed classes Ambulxon Wrller SALVATORE LUBERTAHI 32 William SIree'I Fulure Years Fell rugs In Ihe rooms so I don and escalalors from room lo room Ambnlwon Make money PATRICIA LUFFT I2 Plymoulh Road Fulure Years Would like Io see G S Ambuhcn Black and whsle Olds converhble ROY LUPINACCI 5 Nelson Place Fulure Years Baldlno gain welghl Ambuhon Llfhographer or designer JOE LUPO II Ridge Road Fulure Years A wlnnlng leam In all sporls Ambuhon Genius GETRUDE LYKES I0 Vaal Slreef Ambmon To be a success PATRICIA McATEER 6I Edgar Place Eulure Years Nina Cullarl go In Murray s Ambmon Secrelary PAUL McEVOY 9 Mapes Avenue Fulure Years Mr Harrell 'Iurn Republican Ambmcn-College KATHLEEN McGINLEY 229 Vreeland Ave I have lo wear shoes Fulure Years Nulley foolball leam become Slafe Champions Ambmon Navy nurse JACQUELINE McNERNEY 6l Howard Place Fulure Years Perfumed gym lockers Ambufwon Secrelary VIRGINIA MACH 285 Hugh Slreef Fulure Years A woman Presldenl' Ambnhon To run for Presldenl EDWARD MANN 38 Monlclalr Avenue Fulure Years Nulley beal Monlclalr Ambnlwon Work DAVE MANNING I9 Cherry Place Fulure Years Nulley go undelealecl Ambllrcn Work DIANE MANNINO 3l Tall Slreel Fulure Years To reach 52 Ambllmn Secrefary EDWARD MARION 70 Brookdale Avenue Fulure Years Nlghl foolball Arnbfu n Prmler RAMON MATHEU I40 Franklnn Avenue Fulu e Years Gurls 'loolball leam Ambm n College GLORIA MENDEZ 30 Roma Sfreef Fulure Years Nma slaying our of lrouble Ambmcn To become Mrs George Chamberlam ROBERT MESSER 269 CheslnufS1ree+ Fulur Yea s Harry Boyko slop befhng on Ihe Dodgers Ambf r College JOSEPH MILLER 4I7 Cenlre Slreef Fuwre Yea s Mrs Peler Codella Afnbr' n Engmeer Page 98 MARILYN MOEBIUS 84 Slanley Ave Fufure Years Mrs Pec wllh lhe offlce sngn changed lo Advuce lo Ihe Lovelorn Ambmon Nurse NICHOLAS MOLINARO 256 Harrison Slreel Fu+ure Years More gurls Ambv cn Archlleclural Engineer JOSEPH MORELLA B6 Sf Marys Place Fufure Years Mr Harrell Governor of Marne Ambmon College WALTER MORRISON 529 Washmglon Ave Future Years Underground runway from locke rooms Io lhe Oval Arnbmcn Engineer VINCENT MUEHTER I94 Lakeside Drive Fu ure Years Undelealed foolball feam Ambmon College MAUREEN MURPHY 466 Kingsland Slreel' Fulure Years Bob Slegel for Presldenl of +he Unufecl Slafes Ambmon Secrelary IDA NAGLIERI 43 Mullon Avenue Fulure Years Jean Vllo and Barb Bush danclng In lhe Zlegleld Follies Ambmon To be Dean of Gnrls In N H S JUDITH NERO 32l Bloomfleld Ave Fulure Years Pele Codella In Malor Leagues Ambmon Housewufe RICHARD NEUBERT 4I Plymoulh Road Fulure Years Nulleys foolball leam undefealed Ambnllon College EDWARD NIEDZINSKI l40 Franklln Ave Fulure Years Nufley s foolball leam undefealed Arnbmon U S Navy ROSEANNA NIEDZINSKI 456 Cenlre Slreel Fulure Years Dodgers wln fhe World Series Ambuhon Secrelary FREDRICK NOLAN 22 Wharlon Avenue Fufure Years Nuiley s crew lake all honors Ambmcn U S CoasI Guard Academy MARY ANN NOLAN 87 Brookline Ave Furure Years Ed Plllllerl wearing whale bucks Ambmon College RONALD NOSTI 406 Cenlre Slreel Fufure Years Press room for lhe Maroon and Gray Ambmon College ALAN NOVACO l7l Mounfannvlew Ave Fulure Years To see Ihe Glanls wun a pennanl Ambmon To make money MARILYN OGILVIE l52 Lakesnde Drive Fufure Years To see Mr Suflren grow Ambuhon Marry my boss CAROLE OLINER 32I Hnllslde Avenue Eufure Years Success and happnness Ambuhon Secrelary KATHLEEN O LOUGHLIN II6 Church Sfreel' Fulure Years New uniforms for Ihe cheerleaders Ambullon College PATRICIA ORECHIO l26 Rulgers Place Fufure Years Mrs Margells doing lhe exercises she makes up Ambuhon To be successful In all 'lhal I underlake THOMAS ORIEL Ill Hawlhorne Ave Fu+ure Years Mr Sulfren s'lop Ielllng lokes Ambmon Elecfronlc lechnlclan LAURETTA O ROURKE 204 Prospecl Slreel Fumre Years Success and happuness Ambm n Secrefary LORRAINE OSBORNE I I I Rhoda Avenue Eulure Years Joe DePlrrl married Ambmcn To be successful ROBERT OTT 24 Calhedral Avenue Fufu Years Gerbers hol Olds Ambmon Pl ol' LEWIS PAPERA 264 Hnghfleld Lane Fu ure Years Nulley wan lhe Greafer Newark Tournamenl ln Baseball Ambulwon College BARBARA PARR 36 Slager Slreef Fuwre Years Mr Hunloon wlfh a muslache Ambulnon Mo el ELLEN PAULSON I60 Church Sfree+ Fu'ure Years Everybody lrealed equally Arrb won To marry an 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