iw NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL NUTLEY NEW JERSEY e a dn cz new FOREWORD 1960-This is the modern age --modern in that it is a time of revolution in industry, travel and family life--a time of change. Old landmarks are being exchanged for new. Nutley High School has felt this pressure of growth and expansion. The need for modern facilities has been met by the move to a new and better equipped structure. How have the individuals who have spent rewarding years in familiar surroundings reacted to this change? They have, with nostalgic memories, established an environment conducive to learning and growth. The following pages are a pictorial record of the development of tradition and atmosphere in the new home of Nutley High School. n .4 ,.. 'Q 1 W ,- ,M- an s I X. As-. . 5 , I . 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ASSMUS MISS MARGARET MAHER MR VINCENT PECORARO CLASS SPONSORS To our loyal sponsors Miss Margaret Maher and Mr Vuncent Pecoraro we express our smcere thanks Therr guud ance and understandmg were mvalu able In making our hugh school days enloyable and successful We were ex tremely fortunate to have such devoted advisors and will always remember the helpful assistance whlch they gave us l XX DR ANSON BARBER Superuntendent of Schools My congratulatuons to the graduatung class of 1960 As one of the larger classes to be graduated from Nutley Hugh School you have furnushed many leaders un school affaurs and have provuded a fine record of cooperatuon and school spurut You wull find that the values you have achueved un your school career wull serve you un lufe after you have gradu ated from Nutley Hugh School My personal good wushes to each of you i MR DAVID BROFFMAN Actung Pruncupal It us wuth suncere apprecuatuon that we salute the Class of 1960 We feel that the transutuon to the new hugh school was a success because of the lead ershup and cooperatuon contrubuted by the Class of 1960 We firmly hope that the lessons you have learned wull benefit you un your educatuonal endeavors as well as un your walks of lufe In behalf of the admun ustratuon department heads and faculty members may I express the hope that you wull always remem ber the experuences and lessons you have learned whule attendung Nutley Hugh School Keep un mund that the most unterestung and eventful years were those spent un hugh school MISS VIRGINIA VAIL Dean of Gurls ' . - I I I 11, , I , . ,Q +----w-,fsm-....,-......-.f....a.. , . C9 ' I LQ If l ENGLISH DEPARTMENT wif i T Sars . , ,I N, ,, 1 , . V ' Kgs fu ,A A I - , M api M-1. WA , ' - 'fi A-AAL , .' ,Sm iii- Mr, Herbe,-f Frifch Miss Anne Wallace Mr, Edward Deitch English I2 English 10 English IO, ll Mr Eugene Duf?y 43 Eng rsh 10 ll Y-'BY Mr Paul Prlmamore Miss Ruth Holen English 9 English 9 IO 5 l if fi 5 'U ll! CYT1 zzz Rag sw Od, O 2 : 5:2 Q 9 '1 0 'HZ 3-1 nqlv' 'S 5'3 :NS 227: 522 350 53' 7 'S Min., Mrs May Lyons !Deparfmenf Head! English 'l2 Us Q1 11' ff , , , 1. ' m Miss Rosalind Jannuzi English 10, ll Miss Lila White English ll Miss Mane lamarhno Miss Beatrice Flnnan English 9 Mr Thomas DUFF E ish 10 ll 2 Dramahcs English 10 American History f' K Mrs Viola Poynter Librarian ll 11,4 T T 'ss ,, i ',W,4,,W4W yy,ii T issiei T iiiy gi L , Ql.,,,,,,..m Yss, in ,T ,sii TM, ,..,.i Q - T! i , I. I . ss- . S I :Y ' 5 n ',, b V A n . ,I ' Q xv' 4 A fi all . - . I . ' I 1' 'S .-, , ., g ,QU is I ii ' l' l 'ii E' T 1? 3 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr Robert Harrell Mr Richard Perry Problems an American European History Democracy Amencun Hnstory Problems un Amencon Democracy 5 -ac Mr Harold Huntoon lDepar1men9 Head? American Hnstory Mr Frank Alllson Mr Wllham Shergalls World History European Hlstory Amencon History Problems un American Democracy Ml' H0l'0ld KUIWICY Mlss Vlrglma Vall Amerlcan History world lqmory p-. Mr Charles Fuccello Mass Antoinette Paladmo American Hntory World Hastory 12 Problems m Amerucan American Hustory Democracy Mr , ,,,,, I J. .1.: ywzi' '. ,553 , ,A 1 i rf' if 5 Q? '- r . QB. i , . iv ' , ' 4 ------e k'f. , 1-...,..,,e.:.QZ,,f . -' X T - . . . . . my - ' .gg , -M-'-W'-'N' WP . 522' 'Cx' ,' :- f, , f ' ,V at V- ' ff'- n T N . ,Q ex 7 . +V I 8 a, ' I fh- . I . I , . c . . , , X! LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT :UN Miss Margaret Gerdinlck Mr Gerald Rollins Miss Joanna Urban Fr nch 9 I0 ll 12 Spanish 9 'IO German 9 I0 ii -dei Mr Alfred Luplen lbepartment Head! Spanish I0 ll Y-4 Miss Elsie Clccone Secretary-Main Otlice Miss Katherine Sonne Director of Guidance Employment Opportunities Mrs Theresa Verdi Secretary--Guidance Office is Miss Leona Marenghi Spanish 9 Mrs Sarah Caputo Secretary-Main Office GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT n Mf. George Novak Miss Edna Lentini Guidance CW '0'0f Guidance Counselor Driver Education George Balthaser latin 9 I0 Mr Guy Tnene French 9 il latin 'll Mrs Catherine Sedlak Secretary-Mum Otllce Mr. William VanOver Guidance Counselor Employment Opportunities Mr Louls Zwlrek Plone Geometry Algebra II General Mathematncs Tngonometry Solid Geometry px Mr Max Kletter Algebra l General Mathematncs Tngonometry Solnd Geometry Mr Henry Gutknecht Chemlstry Mr Oluver Langdon General Science MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT f Mr Jqhn Suffren Mr Louis Lombard: General Mathemahcs Algebra II General Malhemolltl A'90bf0 ll Plone G,omeg,-Y Plane Geometry Tngonometry Salud Geometry .31 Mr Edward Assmus lbepartment Headl Advanced Mathematucs Mr Erman Lamb lbepartment Headl Phys: s SCIENCE DEPARTMENT gn. f-5 Mr Sdmuel PhllliPS Mrs Alexandria Wagner General Science Chemistry, Blalogy Mr Kenneth Grueco Plane Geometry Algebra II General Mathematics 2 Mrs Catherine Farra Algebra I General Mathematics IO Mr Vmcent Pecoraro Bnology ? Mlss Margaret Maher General Sclence, Biology ,K v u 5 , 3, 5 , . 4 I . T ex 1' ' Q r , V , 1 , 5 lf - -I' 'l 4 W A f -. . V i lv I 1 l 1 ' .I , , I , A I x A 1 , . I. A 1- wx ,- 'A if-' ' , ' I T I . I . X l i 5 4 , A x X 'r T L Q' , .I f e, . ' A A 9 'X r, X, V. n -Cf' - I C3 Mrs Helen Clement Stenography I2 Transcription Guldance Counselor L fx 'C-7 Mrs Mary Ann Plcardl Typing ll Stenography Il Clerical Practice ll I2 Mr Ronald Barker Typing 10 Business Training 9 Consumer Education SPECIAL SUBJECTS BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 4 a Mr George Lenaghen Accounting ll I2 Commercial Law Business Organization vf Miss Mary Sprague Bookkeeping I0 Recordkeeping ll Mr Charles Luddy IDepartment Head! Secretanal Practice I2 Clerical Practice I2 fu? 6' rr!! Mrs Florence Levlten Business Tralmng 9 Typing IO Recordkeeping I0 .J Mr. Roy Girard Guidance Counselor Driver Education Social Hygiene -'IN X 'w-xv-,X 'Yv- Vw Miss Anna Roos Business Training 9 Typing Consumer Education Clerical Practice ll vp, '-.. Mrs, Anne Pecoraro Health 9 Home Nursing Social Hygiene I Mr Thomas Taylor Recordkeeping 10 Bookkeeping I0 Personal Use Typing gf- Mlss Dorothy Plchel Typing I0 ll Recordkeeping Bookkeeping I0 2 Mrs Ruby Jane Nlebergall Typing I0 Consumer Educatvon Clerical Practice II I . Mr. Norman Risser Health 9 Mental Hygiene I5 Mass Chrlshne Anderson Girls Physical Educallon Mr Raymond Kohere Chorus Mlss Zell Baer Clothing Mr Louis COSfGnZ0 Mrs Rosemarie Rabasca Boys Physlcal EGIUCGYIOFI Gnrls Physncal Educahon f fYi.fY5f Mr John Blvuano Bays Physical Educanon KS. 1 '27 Mr Lester Hrbek Mlss Joan Tomol MVS Alma Dollcfd Bend Cookmg C00k 19 Mr Joseph Mathuccl Shop lug Mlm Mr Joseph Perach Mr Chester Ryan Shop Prmhng R Bnan McPhllhps Muss Mary Meluklan Mlss Elizabeth Burke Mechanical Drawmg 16 .gl 5' ij, Tl' 'U Q 'C-7 JY-57 , xx' 't K .7 f -A ,J J J ur, V J .. X V , f y ,fn inf, 'W' an , ? f ' . 3 if J C X , J T . of ' ky f ,QA Le y FW 135231. Ll 4 f' is ,yy .4 f 1 if J Mr. D . .. . .. . . - - An An THE CHARGE OF THE 60 BRIGADE lA Parodyl Half a year half a year Half a year onward All un the throes of Decusuon Rude the three hundred Forward the 60 Bruga e Charge for the Boards' they saud lnto the Valley of Toul Rude the three hundred Forward the class of 60' ls there a youth dusmayed 9 E en tho the student knows Teachers have blunder d Hus but to reason why Hus but to do or due Rude the three hundred Themes to the rught of them Books to the left of them Shakespeare un front of them Volley d and thunder d Strafed wuth grammar and Boldly they rude and well lnto the laws of Macbeth And over Hamlet pell mell Rude the three hundred Flashed all theur math to bear lnto the trug nometry laur Penculung the answers there Darung the course whule All the school wondered Plunged un log ruthmuc despair Rught' thro the pages they tear Tests and exams Flow from theur pen strokes Shatter d and sunder d Then they rude on but not Not the three hundred Latun to rught of them Hustory to left of them Befuddl d and fumbl d Stormed at wuth protons and neutrons Whule seekung to borrow electrons They that have worked wull be grads Now passed thro flery Hnals On to Commencement they go All that us left of them left of three hundred When can theur glory fade O the assault they made' Whule the school wondered Honor the charge they made' Honor the 60 Brugade Noble three hundred' 1 I IV ' ' d l . II . I , . A v His not to make reply, P YS'CS '9e'W 'd them, III lit , A . ,. vu I K sf. 1 W di W --Al .--v S 3 . . .4- xx 4, f. .-, fx'- -ur rs il .WS vii fe 2 VY 353' i' 'S Q A IQ -lla'-num, Q, . 'T' VJ, 'ill'-4-e-uobii...k' R 1 HIGH xxx 0 531 ., ,.,., 523, , 5 'T' s e 4,0 . .. HHWGWH B in' l MM was ' iii ,BLK ..-..--X jp.--an 'W nn -wg 4-ning ,A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DAVID DE nomo ANNE aALDsNo Presidenf Treasurer ROBERT CARLSON SUSAN LESTER Vice President Secretary ANTHONY GILLIES Assisfqnf Treasurer PETER ABBALEO He IS like a quiet mmd rn a loud world Pete Ilkes Mr Ryan football and Dennls the Menace wants to be a draftsman says l dldnt do lt dlsllkes gettlng up for school and IS known for bemg late fears getting a flat on a deserted road JOHN ACKERMAN Hrs good humor makes all thmgs tolerable Jack llkes Mr Suffren track Alfred Hltchcock Johnny Mathis and cows would like to go to college and travel around the world says Take It slow dlsllkes the Jr Crew admlres Mr Broffman and fears final exams -if 6 il'- E'5 ' r H M S Unsmkable .X if ips'-Y' Hur 'K' JOSEPH AIELLO SALVATORE ALIFANO A quiet manner rs nobler than a crown What he dares to dream of he dares to do oe llkes shop football Make Ham a lakes Mr Ryan prmtmg bowl mer and Sammy Davus Jr admlres a mg and France would luke to be first successful person thinks the old school on the moon says Come on wnll you IS better would like to honeymoon rn hrs pet peeve IS gym class fears a qulet place bemg drafted ROCCO AGOSTINO Hrs heart rs made of manly stuff Rocky likes Mr Mattluccl shop foot ball and Mmme Mouse wants to start a business says Dont worry about nothing trylng to start his car is has pet peeve IS known for throwmg splt ba s Q MARILYN ALLMAN There rs great solitude wlthm this girl Man lakes Spanish 77 Sunset Strip Pat Boone and dogs wants to get marrled and would luke to fly known for bemg qulet fears death admnres her parents 2l M Q ffl M 'V Q , 'Sl xx 'X 'We . , Nay .. ., - ., ,, . 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' ll u gg - - - . . . , , kb lk..-1 DANIEL AMADEO I m always ready for a little fun n lakes prlntlng football math and Archle wants to be a mechanl cal englneer but dreams of belng a mul llonalre enloys new school and Hawan fears a world war T ts- JOSEPH AUTERI Why take life seriously? llttle Joe llkes gym football and Mlke Hammer wants to own a nlght club with Frank Smatra smglng hopes to meet a mce qulet gurl says Don t worry about ut washes he wasnt al ways broke 22 3 ANN ANDERSON A friendly manner wms kmd fraends Ann hkes history skatmg and shmoos Niagara Falls IS her honeymoon cholce would llke to see the world and does thmgs on the spur of the moment fears she won t lwe to be 21 pix: In Every man rs the architect of his own fortune Duc hkes Mr Huntoon study hall chemlstry and Fearless Fosdlck hrs favorite anlmal IS an Umgarf wants to graduate from college and fears final exams says Whata waste lthlnkmg of finals9l lfq! ...-panace- Go get em boysl 47 5' NANCY BADE Lrfe as sweet to all who make rt sweet Nance known for laughing lkes Mrs Hoher English volleyball and Span wants to go to college and take a trap to Switzerland says That s rldlcu ous history tests are her pet peeve she admlres Mrs Hotfer ANNE BALDINO The only way to have a friend rs to be one Annie llkes Mr Huntoon English football The Rifleman and classmates wants to be successful and meet Frank Sinatra says Well we decided people not makmg the best of a sltuatnon ns her pet peeve admires her parents V . 5. ,jx f 1 'M' 3 ' A st' . 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' I ' ' .I r . ...- ZW WARREN BANKS Of stature tall and slender Warren likes Mr Ryan 77 Sunset Strlp and Rebel Rouser luke I sand he says wants to be a soldler also to own Fort Knox lwouldnt we a CARYL BARBATA A sweet aftractrve kmd of grace Shorts wants to honeymoon In Aus tralla and fly an alrplane llkes Mrs Rabasca swlmmlng 77 Sunset Strlp and New York Cnty dlsllkes concelted boys and fears Mr Fntch Hey? she says 2-l-2 ALFRED BATTAG LIA Seldom do we find such good nature likes math football Maverick and rldlng nn has car wants to graduate from West Polnt and to see Hawan says lets get some goodues IS Ilkes gurls who smoke ALISON BECK A qwet conscrence makes one so smcere Allson ratmg hugh are Mrs Hoffer Englssh Garry Moore the country and the shore wants to go to college and to travel around the world says For goodness sakesl fears bemg alone un a quiet house Q0 LAUREN BARBATA May I never see anything but the bright side of lrfe laurle llkes Mr Mattluccl English Ice skating money cars Perry Mason and horses wants to be a success and own a Cadillac says You sald It dlsllkes detention known for long haur fears pedestrians MARGARET BECKER and mirth are my companions Peggy llkes Mr Kahley gym busl ness practice and the Loretta Young Show wants to work and own a car says You re funny can be seen talking or laughing fears tests and admires her parents 23 .lll,- . . M, -1:3 -. . li . . ' 'X QAM 1 ,. 1 'N A A it 2 4 'X J wif ' ' s H H . .. . ' . , , '- K H I .. Al .. 1. 'I . , , ' , 'u . . . ' ' I , , t?5s vu jan-' nov CAMILE BEFUMO Quret and unassummg but a great frrend Cam ltkes Mrs Hoffer blology soc cer muslc and the shore says You know concerted and sarcastic people are her pet peeves known for dancnng she fears not getting to college and ad mlres her parents l 'Q' 'f' JEANNE BERARD Neatness ts a crownmg grace of womanhood Jeanne hkes Engllsh, football, chem lstry, and the outdoors would luke to get marned says, l'm hungry wants a coffee break has a wrld deslre to get some sleep and fears not bemg accepted at college 24 rf 2? l I? 4 'P' ERIC BELMONT Ready to study and glad to learn Sandy llkes Crusader Rabbit Mano Lanza study hall and aardvarks wants to honeymoon at lake louise and vlsrt Hamburg Germany dlSlIkeS bemg Interrupted Sandy would luke to have a hu fi set 'S'- tug. CARMEN BENCIVENNI Stout of heart and strong of lrmb Benq: favorites are Mr Perry has tory football and sensor prnvaleges future goal law says Do you thunk we II have a test today? gettlng up mormngs ns his pet peeve known for sports he fears tests and admnres has par ents At easel Q4 9 7 11 RAYMOND BERNIER Courage to endure and to obey Peter favorltes are Mr Kahley, has tory, and Frank Sinatra wants to be a salesman, and would luke to have a lot of money says, What do you say? cars are hrs pet peeve and he would luke to goto Europe 4-Q VALARIE BERST What her heart feels, she speaks Val rating hugh are Mrs Pecoraro, social hygiene, fishing, Have Gun, Wlll TraveI , and Perry Como dlsllkes school change wants to get marrved and honeymoon nn the Poconos K' f' . I 1 I W 1 .sf 1 ' Q , 5, if , L, ff' 1 . , 1, ,ui K? ,f fgvyk N . rl .w,, , S gJ'u, , ,,1Q Q f ,. 'ff ' t. :3 If , 55' ',:,-at l s- -' . 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' . ll ll ' ' - . . . . , n , ' ll I I - - - I . . . , l 1 lg 1: P DANIEL BEVERE PHILIP BEVERE Tls his good nature that wms us all Here rs all that as honest honorable Danny llkes Mr Perry hlstory Dean and fm' Martm and Italy wants to graduate I Ilkes gym Johnny Mathns and from college deslres the moon dogs wnth three legs? 9 would like says Where s my babe? literature to get to gym on time wants to be a ns has pet peeve IS known for havmg business man has greatest fear IS the a double and admlres Frank Gufford other drlver 'WT'-5' CATHERINE BIGO .N 1 ei Drlrgent workers In her expressuon a wide eyed delight Bngette Ilkes Popeye Rua de Janelro Hlrhng and Roola Bears always says Mans out' I Her wuldest desure IS a safaru tnp and her pet peeve 'PI umbrel a WAYNE BINN e me lrve each day as I go ats elephants chemlstry and his tory are has favontes says You know dlsllkes homework and gettmg caught speeding would luke to gradu ate and honeymoon at Cape Canaveral 1 V RONALD BIRTWISTLE Here rs a man who can work as he plays lrtl Ilkes hustory baseball M Blue and Pete Dawkins wants to graduate from West Point and to vacation In Europe honeymoomng m Collforma IS for hum DIANE BLAIR A good laugh brmgs sunshine rn lrle Dee llkes Mr Huntoon convertlble French and Pat Boone dlsllkes bowl mg and gym tests she wants to be 0 teacher and honeymoon m Hawaii 25 5' , L. 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' ' I I nn r' tr ROBERT C BLANCHARD A light heart lrves long Bumps llkes chemlstry racmg cars basketball and LII Abner wants to teach and to tour Europe always says Don t knock It has pet peeve us wrut mg poetry JUDITH BORMAN Wrllmg she rs and eager to please Judy wants to become a nurse lnkes Mrs Wagner chemnstry and water sknng always says How s It gomg9 her greatest fear IS the end of the world 26 'T ANDREW BLUM True humor springs from the heart Andy llkes Mr Suffren hunting socual hyglene and a quiet woody place wants to study forestry and to own a ranch known for his crew cut fears snakes and fire hydrants ETHEL BOLSTAD My mmd rs my kingdom Ethe skung Neblshes Kingston Trlo and skunks are her favorltes wants to be a mathematician would like to go on a solar expedition or a lungle safari llkes to say That s cool' We gotta get that pomtl WILLIAM BOYD A calm manner truly quietness IS best u Iukes Englrsh football Peter Gunn and has car wants to go to col lege and meet a man from a Hymg saucer says That s a rough Intel 44? GALE BRAUN Talents she has but boasts not Gale wants to become a secretary llkes Mr Luddy secretarial produce and the thought of graduatlon her pet peeve ns that there are only twenty four hours m o day rr A ' 5 I , 0 . . - 7 I u . 1 . , JR. ' ' l -A .1 A . . . , , , . . . X ' lu .fl ' ' I . I . . . , . I I . G s'u . . . ' ' , -' .. -- U . ' . . . , . - . - ' ' ' , . . . . , , nn 1 . ,, l ' ' ' - -- , . . fi Q' ROSANNE BRICKER Calmly and serenely she treads lafe s way Rosanne lakes Great Brataan hastory 77 Sunset Strap and the school change pet peeve as gym ambataon as to teach but secretly washes to become a daplomat GN - ROGER BRUNNQUELL Polateness goes far yet costs nothang Roger lakes gym chemastry skan davang and draver ed has greatest fear as havang an accadent wath the draver ed car world wade travel as has aam ig- X.: JOHN BRYSON Future Rockettes Reserved unhurrled and oblagang Jack lakes gym Make Hammer vacataons and holadays waldest desare as to have ca gym class usang the whole gymnasaum pet peeve as goang out that certaan peraod on cold days college as has goal 5 LAUMA BUCHHOLZ Beauty and wasdom are rarely combined lauma lakes Mr Lupaen bacyclang French and baby goats wants to be come a nurse and to clamb Mount Everest admares anyone wath andavadualaty thanks old school as better DIANE BUKOWSKI Neat as a pan and equally as sharp lakes Mr Shergalas Spanash bas ketball and Danny Thomas Show wants to go through the ancaent Egyptaan pyramids pet peeve as underclassmen who use the front door ROSE MARIE BUWEN If salence as golden then shes worth a fortune oe lakes Mrs Rabasca dogs swam mang Hawaaa and wants to be a secretary and a mallaonaaress she daslakes con ceated people and gavang speeches an front of the class 27 6 Q, V 'gs' ,, 2 'hr U 'lf' 1 , ' , ' 5 1 -. ' l -. 1 aa a-'.-- lat- aa, , ' .xx I ' . . . ' C l .l al fl l ll 14 Q H ' ? X R . , , '- I a ta as . . . . H.,, . . . . , , Da . , , . r - , ,,, , . . WILLIAM CALLANAN Life would be lacking without music Calhoun . . . favors Mr. Duffy, Fats Domino and sleeping . . . can be heard saying, Come on, now . . . his ambition is to be a musician, but he doesn't think much of tweedy people, history and school. 3 Rx I! I fl fl aw' s I f V Z' jf . , , s , Y T. R' Xi ' Wir! f' I, ,Q i . , I - Q e ' nl gin i r L S . , . C': '-f .grip Q571 nav ' lg 'Q DIANE CANTAGALLO I would do anything to serve a friend Di . . . wants to get married and to be- come rich . . . likes Mr. Luddy, baseball, Frank Sinatra, and poodles . . . pet peeve is teachers who compare her with her brother. in 5 FRANK CAPEZZANO But I must confess I am fond of grrls Corky lnkes Mr Ryan baseball JOHN A CAPUTO I shall play my own part rn the comedy of Irfe Johnny wants to become a doctor and honeymoon ln the Guidance Office he llkes homeroom football and Count Bugle pet peeve IS people who Cclll his cara png Peter Gunn Mlss Tomol and vacations fffff if wants to become a Beatnlk X peeve IS a Rutmk taking hrs parking space ROBERT N CARLSON Perseverance as a step toward genius Tln wants to be a busmess execu tuve wnldest desire IS to wm the crew nationals favorlte sport what else? crew fears falllng or bemg thrown In the Passaic River admires the HER for hum ff M 'K NUTI-fV 7 1.1 SCHO0 f'py LUCILLE CARLUCCI A merry heart and a gentle tongue known for gngglmg wall some day be a secretary would luke to see Callfornua lnkes Peanuts semor prnvlleges and dogs concerted boys peeve her and she IS afrald of walkmg nn the dark ROBERT CARDELL Let come what may o Iukes Mass Tomol cooklng base ball and has graduation day hrs am bltlon IS to get a lob and earn a mnllnon dollars always says Take It slow LOUISE CARPENTER Servlce to God and her country ou would like to work wuth children llkes cooking class Perry Como and M Squad as afraid of fire and would like to honeymoon on Nantucket Beach 29 L ex xt .2 5 ' N , I fl . l l . 1 1 7 I . 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DIANE CARTER She sets her heart upon the goal not upon a prize e enloyed belng captaln of the cheerleaders often seen In the Frsh bowl or yearbook room llkes Shmoos and the Kmgston Trlo dlslnkes compll ment seekers wants to be an mterpreter m the U N hr W JEAN cHALMens A land heart and a capable mmd Jeanne wnldest deslre IS to vlsut Russia llked selling GAUNTLETS In her sensor year pet peeve as people who push In the halls IS afraid of dropping a book nn the between penod rush 30 M 'lf' MICHAEL CEBRIK Success treads on the heels of every effort Mlke wlshes to become a doctor the best surgeon un the country always says Confound lt' IS known for play Ing the trumpet greatest fear IS fear Itself CAROLYN CESANO Her smile rs the wmdow of her heart Carolyn Ilkes drnvmg her 49 Chevy Pat Boone and chemlstry dlsllkes male dnvers and speaknng before classmates teaching and a honeymoon In Colorado are hopes for the future What are you lookmg at Albre ' CATHERINE CHERN Her ways are sweet and friendly EVELYN CHRISTENSEN A fair and friendly lass IS she Kathy would luke to be a secretary e ambntuon ns to get marrued wnldest deslre IS to make a mllluon always says I cant remember pet peeve as gum tn drmkmg fountains peeved by her younger suster favorite lakes gym bowllng and the school sublect us boys admures anyone who Ilbrary admlres Mr Deltch has the courage to call her Red l fi' tl ' mx ',.l 1, 5, .Q l ' h 4 2 T 3 .. T, r 3, A I' '...,......, -A l I J, F f. Ax 'El ...f 1 415 ,QNX ,'-s-'X BARBARA ANN CHRISTOS DOROTHY CIRHULO Eyes of beauty are mrrrors of a lovely soul Good sense and good nofure are Barb wall be a gym teacher never separated llkes waterskung 'azz monkeys and Lo retta Young says smart cookie IS known for her giggle doesnt care about the school change- Its the kids l m Interested In Dottue would luke to become a sec retary always says What happened? IS afraid of Genlpu admires peo ple who don t make fools out of others as 4-275m a Lets go let s go let s really g . 'ig -'N ?' DENNIS COLIN Silence IS more eloquent than words MARGARET ANN COUGHLIN ln manner friendly an trlendshlp tlrm Den would luke to be an engmeer wlldest deslre ns to Hy an anrplane ns peeved by Mr Duffs asslgnments admires Ethel Bolstad enloyed 242 every school day most an semor year Peggy always says Guess what' wants to teach first grade e peeve IS trlpplng over freshmen In the cor rndors wnldest deslre us to be a fresh man at Yale ns cfratd of final exams 39? JEFFREY CLARKE Let every man practice the art he knows best e ambltnon ns to goto college wlldest deslre IS to produce and dlrect a movle llkes football Mousketeers song Zacherly and Mr Shergalls enloyed the Senior Hugh most In his sensor year would like to honeymoon ln Egypt S ANDREW CRORKEN A life of ease rs a difficult pursurt Buddy likes Mr Suftren Connie Frances Maverlck algebra and swam mlng enloyed the cushioned seats ln the audltorlum IS known for quietness greatest fear IS Engllsh 3l , 'i l rg- 's ' f , 'Al . ,Ly , 3 , S .'. , S K . t X 4 J, I , I - nl - ur . - I . . . , H . H . . . H rr . . , . - - . , - ff 'H V . . . . . . . - J . I ' ' If ' . Q fc J R . .. .. . D V ' o 1 y ... , , ' 17.53 , by ' A 'DV ' we v It , - . QA. 4.1: , '17l'XfLf L '- 2. I ' 'L - ,' L4 T' QA' Y .N , K AJ-, ' ' ' tr. . ,, , A A , v . -ac: W' , .wi -ff, , s-- ' V fl.-M:-l-4 J ' la- ct- v- V ' N A-.-..x,f4--- ffiizlgfql -:Q -an im.. 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F MARY DALTON Merrrment rergns rn this carefree heart Mare wants to be a baby nurse wildest deslre IS to be another Debbie Rey sa enloyed belng ID the Senlor Bene IS afrald of Ice skatmg WILLIAM DE FRONZE Worthy of all that mrght be sand of hrm Llttle Man wlldest deslre IS to slt on the bottom of the ocean ns known for askmg sllly questnons favornte onumal IS a hlppopotamus Ilked the weekends In has sensor year 32 RICHARD DAVIS DAVID DE FLORIO Mrschref and brains go hand rn hand The popular ment attention Skippy ambltlon IS to marry Rosalle likes chemistry Mr Huntoon and Rosalie admires guess who er sonal characterlstlc besides Rosalie IS his uc wants to be a success e peeve IS 7th lunch Irkes math Pea nuts Mr Kletter and places away from school enloyed the parties In has sen lor year morbid sense of humor 3-wr I ,ff is '14 QA? Il f f' All that work for nothmg if MARYLOU DE FURIA RICHARD DE LUCIA Laughter and chatter are my concerns He ll find a way Chuef wuldest desire IS to go to Rags fears marriage and dumb gurls Annapolis Naval Academy always Ilkes Mr Allison basketball and cars says I need help fqvome ammo! wants to meet Brngltte Bardot hopes rs a weasel llkes the shore and partues I0 gradual? would I'ke to h0 IeYm00f1 In Callfornla , f 'I 5 , R'h ... ...pt ' ' ' - .f .. . I. I-. .P.' . . . . X: wvj, 5 ' , H H - of sy 3. N, 'L' Q , ' l ' N N t V. jp, L'-'A' , . if -. Q 4: A Mais :1,'.'A::Wfx! , ' nolds . . . is known for laughing when she's ' .fig 'reef fn gl. . d I . Q . . . . - V5,,,j-,-mllgcgi afotpg, m . ' . .... I W :V , ...W ' I -ff ' is 'r ' y J - - 'E I I ,tau I I V , I V J L. 5 gs 3 STEVEN DEMAS A gentleman with looks to match hrs great heort Steve ambmon IS to be a buslness man pet peeve IS gettmg stuck behmd slow grggly gurls rn the halls IS known for that certam smrle lrkes whrte cars tears ignorant people '5- ,uv K ANTHONY DE ROSA Nothing disturbs hlm nothrng afrrghts hum Tony ombltlon IS to graduate wildest desire IS to make Mr C do calls thenlcs IS known for wrse cracks ln gym class fovorrte sublect us gym gb- ELIZABETH DESPREZ IS 'U nw' Prwrleged characters 1 Vrvacrty rs the grft of the woman ff W Betty wants to be o prlvate secre o Irkes to water skl Harry Belafonte and Port Authorlty her car peeves her admires her brother MARIA DI COSTA The abrlrty to charm rs hers Merr ambmon IS to be happy wrldest desnre as to own a punk T Blrd con vertlble always says It was o panic rs known for bemg embarrassed pet peeve IS short hour enloyed party hoppmg In sensor year KATHERINE DONADIA To know her rs to understand her Kath wildest desnre IS to water sk: across the Atlantnc wants to be q sec retary IS known for her dimples Ilkes Johnny Mathis and Misty 'Vx 'P-7 JOSEPH DONADIO Worry ond I have never met oe ambltlon IS to go to IBM school llkes cookmg class football lloyd Prlce and the Vrllage enloyed the school vacations admires has gurl women drivers peeve hum 33 T5 Wa ...th - , b I I X :Sf f' n ' 'Li ' Q17 .. .. - 4, K5 ff I. ' - ' D U ' - tary . . . wildest desire IS to 'never grow k Id . .. ' ', I I Y' I x 9,- s . 99' I X CAROLE J DUERR Srlence glve women their proper grace Carole wants to be a secretary wrldest desire IS to marry a mllllonalre enloyed lunch most In her semor' year lakes Mr Luddy and swlmmmg p eved by male drlvers Q9 MATTHEW DUNPHY I set my own style Mlckeys ambutuon IS to go to college and to own a red Chevy Corvette I es M Huntoon algebra football Make Hammer and Julle London enloyed weekends most 34 MICHAEL DUFFY Have engine will build Duff wants to have his own service station and make a mnlllon dollars Ilkes Mr C public speakmg class Jack Parr and Chuck erry Junlors who go out the Sensor Door are has pet peeve BRUCE DUKE l hate nobody Im rn love wrth the world Admlres Mr Perry and Mr Huntoon wants to become a teacher and own has own car lukes hnstory Johnny Mathvs baseball weekends and room 105 IS known for talking and always says You re crazy' MARIA ANGELA DUVA Her smallness IS rn size alone Marlo admires Pete Musco and wants to go to Hawan on her honeymoon I es 77 Sunset Strip Johnny Mathrs Mrs Plcardl Mr Dletch and Bond s ambl hon us to be happy .1 But Joe' KENNETH EARL Of ready wrt and retort Ken likes Mr Trene Carole Simon chemistry basketball Nat Cole and the comic strip BC always says M Huntoon l disagree his greatest fear IS women drivers Q r W' E .1 . . . . . I . . .1 H - . I . l . . . . . , , . . . , , , . . . I , . . . . , .. , .. A l ' . ' ' . . . is e ' . ,.. , ff 3- , , L X 42+ - 1 I 1 QQ V - L Q 4 - Q 235 , .. - .. - .. I,k l , I .. - ,. . , , - - - . . . . . . . , r. - - , . . . 1 'V SUSAN EARL Vrrtue rs to possess power without abusing rt Sue lakes Mrs Poynter fifth perrod lunch baseball and Frank Sinatra drsllkes school change and tllllng out questlonnalres enloys French and sellmg refreshments durlng football games Guess wnatl says Sue Q U1 'x 'rf-v al. Q 4 'N' w. 4 Q 'Y is -s -1? Yi gs F113 25 -'txfi 'Sf Q' Q 1.2. t -'-fx' -1 4- 1 'L 4 yi-i,-geisx if'-+0-...,.,.. -rn 'E'-A Ak ly: Q ALBERT EMMENS The greatest wrsdom often speaks wrth fewest words A says Dont get ost wrldest deslre IS to understand Mr Gutchnect lrkes chemistry Mr Assmus advanced math louls Armstrong and the school change IS known for being good look mg and admires Presrdent Eisenhower '4- -new T if 5 'QP 'us an wh Q Q. Q, 5 'nr 1- 22 W M:'g'4-.YB if-' NK V X s.'5s'x .X 53' S ,uc -4- X ,.':'.gj 15f.d':8:3-Q.-:mmf .'Km' QI rx was Plus l makes 7 EDWARD ERNSTROM Currosrty rs the thrrst of the soul Ed llkes beagle hounds Mr Huntoon hunting physics and chemlstry admrres Doctor John H Holliday wants to go to southern Sweden on his honeymoon wrldest desire IS to be a motorcycle racer 6- I JOHN EVANS He proflts most who serves best Jack s ambltron rs to go to college dlsllkes the school change and doing calls themcs rn gym llkes Mr Huntoon Den ms the Menace 77 Sunset Strlp the Kmgston Truo and lunch periods MIRIAM ERCOLI The harvest song of Inward peace Mrmr would like to wrrte a great Amer :can novel and be a United States senator lakes Mrs Hofter swlmmlng Harry Belafonte Mr Harrel s history class and chemrstry labs dlslrkes seventh perrod lunch odmrres Mrs Roosevelt JOAN FANELLI er ways are ways of pleasantness onl admires mtellectuals ukes stuffed animals hnstory Mr Duffy Pat Boone and drwlng her wildest desrre rs to become an actress although she wrll settle on berng a secretary and a honey moon In Florida 35 ' A X 'r , - , . . . , ' rr r vu ' ' F g. i . 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ROSEMARY FANELLI To be lrrendly IS to be happy Ro rs known for talkmg and belng a reckless drnver ambmon IS to be a sec retary to the presldent of a large flrm llkes Mr Perry study hall Frank Smatra and the Olymplc Bowling Alley don t believe :tl says Ro THERESA FERACO Thy modesty rs a candle to thy ment Terry would luke to be a prrvate secre tary and work for Dan Topping Yankee Owner lakes Mr Assmus baseball Spanlsh .lohnny Mathrs and Marlo s admires her parents IS known for cry mg when happy 36 'fi Ia! CAROL FEHRENBACH WILLIAM FELDMAN The souls calm sunshine One with wlt and wisdom blessed Mouse llkes cooking class Mr Luddy Bull s wildest desire rs to become a Los and dogs wants to be secretary to the Angeles Dodger dislikes Busy work president of an Important firm dlsllkes llkes Mr Duff tenms and female favorite place IS the fears that hell prefer admrres the thanking man school change IS known for naturally homosaplens curly harr always says I don t know locker room conformity ,fo ll fs H4 'mm' A -ful Quick what s the answer? E:- Rosewxme FERRARO CARL FuscHER Laughter ln her heart and on her 1 s Worry never pays Roe llkes Mr Kahley collle dogs semor Omar would luke to 90 'O Fl0 'd0 Slcle prrvlleges Englrsh and basketball llkes Mr Suffren and Mr Deltch admlres Joseph F wildest deslre IS to pruntlng class and partles IS known for be an actress wants to go to Paras speed shifting admired Mr Assmus France on her honeymoon l dont like ya man' says Omar know says Roe G X T 'Q' g xv Y X ,f 5 -'fuel' llklf ,Q .,va,: , 'gg 1 V 4 g Q t . '.:'.: ' I -5 ' . . Q V T S ,, ,, . . . I 4 . l' ' I . . . l , it L Hx, I ll ' L7fv'nn': All VL., 1W'l J, It . V it' . I , . X 5 ..,, ' l s l sr l 1' . W . rp X 'hiifr PATRICIA FLEMING A comrade blrthe and full of glee who dares to laugh out loud and free Pats wlldest desire IS to Introduce a whole new concept to art Ilkes English wants to malor rn Psychology un col ege tears becomlng a typlcal sub urban housewute ELSPETH A FORRESTER Many a fob well done many a friend well won Oooh I have somethmg to tell you says Betsy Ilkes sallung Nebblshes and Pat Boone rs known for the name gtven her red hatr would like to be come an elementary school French teacher and honeymoon anywhere ll ll Waatmg for something boys? 6 CAROLYN FRANK Its her thrnkmg of others that make you think of her ert can be heard saying Are you SBYIOUSQ Ilkes Mr Duffy and M Kahley Maverick and weekends also top her Inst her pet peeve IS not bemg able to get the car BARBARA FRANKLIN Nothing rs Impossible for a wrllmg heart Babs wants to honeymoon In Swltz erland likes swammmg Mr Zwlrek and chemlstry future work Iles In sctence enloyed school swltch and hearmg Pat Boone RICHARD FORTINO Rrc rs he who rs happy go lucky Rlchtes favorites are Mr Deltch and football fears taklng a bus would luke to go to Mars on has honeymoon ambrtnon us to become a bookkeeper ROBERT FREEMAN One could succeed ham but none could replace him o Ilkes Mr Huntoon Mathis and Moverlck Coach Dench about the school I ke and Why not? to goto Hawan Johnny admlres change wants 37 ' I X,, N .D z 3 , A rf. .h. . -.' 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D 'I F ' DAVID A FROBOSE Dance and the world dances with you Dave IS noted for his feet dancmg feet tha IS wildest desire IS to fly not planesl ambltlon IS to go to college get marrled and to enloy life to Its fullest ELAINE GALLIS Without kindness there can be no true ,oy Elaine lakes Mr Duffy, history, bas ketball, Mr Blue and food doesn't go for exams, though IS known for her pleasing dlsposltlon and saylng, Lotsa luck, Charlie Elaine wall teach '38 DOMINICK FURNARI Contentment makes for happiness Dom secretly desires to be a bealmk enloys drlvlng Zacherley and Mass Tomol admures AI Capone hopes to graduate and spend his honeymoon In the Village ARLENE FUSARO Her smile typrfles her personalrty Shorty always says Oh no' noted for her height and laughter greatest fear IS caterpillars would like to honeymoon ln Italy Qurck Lmda French next period Y ' GAIL GIANGERUSO A quiet mrnd rn a norsy world Gall Ilkes consumer education, Mr Barker, football, Engllsh, and Frankie Ava lon can be heard saying, Zap her greatest fear speed she IS an noyed by people telling flbs ELEANOR GILBERT As she thinks rn her heart so she rs EI hates getting up In the morning gym and owmng a car are what she Irkes greatest fear IS getting failure notuces F +9 Ns 1' 1 I V r,'k sh Q' , J S Nu ' ' , . . . is ,, ,, . . , . :gs 4 It I I 6 Hr E . I! NANCY ANNE GILBERT A fine determmatron wrll carry out her wrll Nance always says Toodle oo Thats rldlculous llkes Shmoos and The Battle Hymn of the Republic would like to go to France on her honey moon QQ f' . ' I , iii . ANTHONY GILLIES Where there rs much light the shadow rs deep Tony s ambltron rs to work for the For elgn Servlce has waldest desire IS to Ilve an a medleval castle he IS an noyed by people who wear shirts with button down collars and do not button them ls rt that boring John? PATRICIA GOODMAN BARBARA GORAI. I never thmk of the future rt comes Flrrtatlon rs at the botto f soon enough m O every womans nature a Inkes Msss White baseball her attnc lunch and Siamese cats dlsllkes Barbs favorite song IS Mr Blue self centered boys though wants to her fovome span Is swlmmmg ambmon be on Alrlme Recephomst YS IS to be a nurse pep rallies are tops dont believe nt a trap to Hawan WIIIII her would sunt her fine ELIZABETH ANN GLASSER To a young heart everything IS fun Betty wants ro own a car I es Ruchard Diamond and Mr Blue Betty s greatest fear bugs she would luke to go to Paras on her honeymoon .lf it-. ANNA GOVERNALE Humor rs the harmony of the heart Ann wants to be a lournalnst Ilkes lust being called a sensor er favorite TV program rs Duck Clark s Show she would luke to go to Italy for her honeymoon I H ,,--' In - nor ' I Q, .R . . 4 , f ' ' ll rl t V 'I ' ' ' . . . l .I I . ff ' ,121 A A A ix . . I - .X .xg , E Q I , , . . . I I - - - - I .I.I I II II ..I.sa l . 39 PATRICIA GREENGROVE She doth a llttle kindness whrch most leave undone Pat s favonte sublect IS hlstory and her favonte slnger IS Johnny Mathis wld est deslre IS to slt on top of a Hagpole un Johannesburg South Afruca ?f 'ln-.. GEORGE GUIDER A socrable man has many friends George llkes basketball an a certam cheerleader named Glnny wants to honeymoon at the Prons Moun tams always says Dumb head 40 lui' an-nv' ROBERTA GREHL DONALD GRONBERG Faith IS necessary to victory Where there as mischief he rs sure Bobble lnkes Pat Boone and cats but fo be lhefe IS afraid of spiders her ambltlon IS to Gromby llkes Mr Harrel and Social teach speech and her favonte teacher IS Hygnene and enlcrys dnvmg He al Mrs Hoffer ways says What do you say here'-7 Look what I found' GRACE GUIDER Naturalness IS the finest virtue NEAL THOMAS GUSTAFSON Humflrty rs the solid foundation Grace wants to go Into clencal work of every Ylfflle wuldly desires to become a model lakes Johnny Mathus Ice skahng hnstory greatest fear IS gettmg a flat ture m 77 5'-'nie' 5ff'P Und SlUdY h'-'Ill the Holland Tunnel says about school SUY5 Gem U 'Nl 90m change What s the dufference they re both schools Neal wants to fly around the world C it 5 I ' - .' hr' Q' d J I JUDITH HARRIS Never an Idle momenf buf Ihrlffy and Ihoughfful of ofhers .ludys ambrllon IS to become a math teacher lukes Ing wuth Mr Lombard: wnldest desure IS to have a mllllon dollars DONALD HARTMAN He has a hearl wllh room for everyfhmg Don heard saying Why not? llkes Mr Rollms and Spanish Sfeve Allen tops In TV programs baskelball ranks high In sporls ?J I wonder what was In hrs milk? T? PHlLlP EDWIN HEFFELFINGER A merry hearf dolh good lake medlcme S lp always says Huy Znon pet peeve stuck up gurls favorules are history and Rlchard Dlamond knp fears Engllsh as known for being funny 'W RONALD HEIL Everyone Irkes Ihose who are generally fnendly ons ambmon IS to be a Danry Farmer wlldesl deslre Money' ' l always says Why not9 favornte sports are crew and football dvsllkes gurls 'if LAWRENCE HASELNUS If I couIdnI falk I couldnf Irve Larry aspires to become a denhst enloys Ing the Dodgers and Red Skelton admlres Mr Tnene would lake lo see The real Russia and Bermuda BARBARA HENDERSON Gall s amblllon IS fo be a secretary her wlldesf deslre IS to go around the world Inkes Maveruck and lnstenmg lo singer .lohnny Mafhls . , . . . .. .. . .. .. . . . I . ' . . u l I . ll I 3 Q v ... . , W - X . 2 Is 1 , I Is . l L ss 'V .7 fy - I , ,M 'Y' -. S . X .L V 4 5' - F A II speech is silver, silence is golden i n ' ll k' ll'.' 'll ' ll... ' I - ..R ... . . . . .. .. . ' ' ' l!! Q' JOYCE HERKLOZ As merry as the day IS long Herk says OH No' lkes steno and Mlss Gerdlnlck admires her Mother would like to go to Parts on her honeymoon roy' ARLENE L HEWITT ROBERT HILSEN ln thought deliberate ln actron sure A big man with a big heart always says Holy Chewahwa Hulse Robert s ambition IS to go to dISlIkeS tests 'favorvte subgect IS college and be a teacher always says Englnsh greatest tear rs snakes Aw Gee pet peeve IS women drnv admires Robert Mltchum R would luke ers admires hugh school graduates to go to Hawan on her honeymoon 'G-sz if NANCY HOFFMAN lndlvrduallty IS the space of life Nance tops her Inst with Mr Lamb and Port Authority bus terminal ways says N people who refuse to llve peeve her 42 It can t be that hard KAREN HOLZRICTER know her IS to flnd enjoyment Karen always says You lgnoramus her favorite place IS Anne s refrlger ator admires Mr Huntoon enloys belng a sensor to the utmost JAN ET M HORROCKS Ambition luke a torrent never looks back lm says Where s Bob? er favornte sublect us math wnldest desure ss to see Mr Huntoon get married would luke to go to Bermuda on her honey moon 1 1. 5. 1' f , . . . l I , ' I la . , 1' 'jyfrlc I Ks .1 'X' 5 x av M! f KX' x ,ik n 1 V ,, Q ! Q 5 Q 4 XX: ,N I ,7 5 I , y H ,I Xb R y 4 M-- sl y f 'f 'P Q A is 1 at . X' YN ' ,27. I ' ' ... ali , o . .. To . . .. . ... ' K '... , ' . ..,h 1? Ni ' DONALD HUGHES VALORIE HUTCH A man IS master of his fate Fearless mrnds turn soonest mto crowns Huzl Ilkes Mr Allison and ancient history always says Cop a zoo pet peeve IS sarcastic teachers Don admlres his grandfather a always says You blrd likes horseback rldlng and Im coming home Val IS noted for her sarcasm greatest fears are tests and report cards lknow I know' sn.. ROBERT IANNECI BARBARA IMPELLIZZERI A fatthful frtend rs a strong defense Let laughter take the place of care o wants to bea musuc teacher wtld Bobble her Gmbltlon IS to be an est desnre ns to be a mllluonaure always otrlune hostess and Mrs Austm always says Mllarky favorite sport IS foot SUY5 YOU CCH? always have what you a and favorute subgect ts mustq want her favonte song IS Star Dust iffyu ARNO HUTHER Good nature rs the orr of a good mmd Butch wants to be a dentist or an orthodontlst always says Dls must be da place dlsllkes concelted girls IS known for his wut if 14 Jgs 'P GILBERT IRWIN Many recewe adwce only the wise profit by rt I lakes Mr Lombard: science Gunsmoke football and dogs u dlsllkes surpruse tests and tears falling from a great hetght Gul ns known for hus bug feet 43 of . . . . ' It I f,g7l?67l'iI5:lI ,.. , . si I Q P , ,3 FZ . 2:25 Q I 7-5 if , ' f , P-' I . ','.' V ttf.. nl.. U , ' - .l el I-L .iff . A P' ' J 1 Lu- . G'l . . . ' . ', ' , , , ...bt Bb... 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UI ' ' ', - ' 'F STEPHEN JABLONSKI '55 len -6 LESLIE JACKMAN Here s a lady rn every sense of the word Leslre llkes Johnny Mathis peanuts Maverrck Mr Perry hlstory and sk un always says Thats nlce rs known for blushrng WILLIAM JACKSON He s head and shoulders above the crowd Wrllle wants to have an outboard motor a busrness and to graduate Ilkes crew basketball and water sklmg would like to honeymoon ln the village admlred Mr Assmus Ever calm and cool Steve Mr Fucello ranks high with lm lrkes to play baseball wants to become a machmlst after hugh school favorite class IS English MARIE JACONE Frrendlmess shmes rn her every smfle Mer Marlo s history and 77 Sun set Strap top her Inst would like to have a mrllron or a Cadillac wants to honeymoon rn Hawan says Grve me o break 44 Queen for a nrght HENRY JACQUEMIN KENNETH JOHNS For he s a folly good fellow A quiet manner shows a peaceful mrnd Hank Irkes Mr Perry hlstory skat Chontzre wants to be a teacher mg home and Dears always says likes Arr Power baseballand German Amt that a knck rn the head' homework rs hrs peeve O n I 5 Iookmg forward to gettrng out of school lm saymg wants to honeymoon on the teachers are hls pet peeve wants moon lwhat7I to become a flonst I N 1 , I Q I ig... g - , '- .. . 6 ,fr 1 S , he Ilwvidfl U . ...iQ h, gill' , nn. 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Z 'Q iS -..- WV ROL KARPSON KAREN KASH The more she spends of cheerfulness the more remains Carol says Oh no Iukes French football and art school change and blushing bother her wants to honey There s nothrng so loyal as love Karen wants to honeymoon an Hawan ambltron IS to be a secretary didnt luke the school change Mrs moon In Halt: would Ilke to teach or d I h f d t d with her would luke to have blonde halr ance In a pay er on es esare We re gonna wrnl D JOHN KASLEY LINDA KATZ Wrt and mirth are my companrons A thoughtful person rs a rare gem Casey people wrth pet peeves gall lm always says, The most rrdlcu hum Englrsh, Krngston Trro, and Chem lous thing happened Irkes Mlss Gerd: lstry top hrs lust known for hrs loqua neck, history, basketball, Josh Whrte, and clousness Vat do you teenk you are Tyke, my mlnnature schnauzer but d0Ift99 'S NS Pe' elpressron drsllkes memorrzmg chemustry formulas that don't work out rlght rn problems Tb 'Uh 35 SHARON KASH Her locks are golden beams of orient lrght Sharon llkes bowling cooking dogs Mr Luddy Johnny Mathis and Mrs Poyn ter s library but not people with natural curly harr wants to be a flight nurse In the Arr Force says Oh N 'Q' SHEILA KEATING Lovely to look at delightful to know Shlsh llkes watchmg football study hall and Johnny Mathls wants to be able to support herself or own a Corvette says I beg your pardon 45 . My I xi , J . V 5 ,. , V V f f' 1 I 5 ,gi V 1 , f , 'V f Q V v ,,' 1 A v s, ' v . hx . ' W A ' H ., K CA l . .. l I 'l ' ' . ' Poynlterls library, dogs, and bowling rate . I . L . .. . I ' . . . , H , O. '1 Q' , 7 ' -44 , , , My my A x A 5' avi 50 1 -3. I . 1'l 4 157 K nm mx 'lzza 'urn' 'fi ff 'rms' -Ill 1...-:.. N Y 4-,W wgf . 7' x KATHLEEN KlDD My deeds will speak Kathy hopes to become a nurse Honeymoon? those far away places wlth strange sounding names llkes dogs Goldy and basketball umbrellas bother er desures her own horses ROBERT L KIMBALL Bear good fortune modestly o says tremendous rkes football Spanish and Dagwood dlsllkes hypocrntes and the dark mares She wlll honeymoon where has wufe wants to go wants to go to college lg 'tr THOMAS W KIERNAN Duties are ours events are Gods Thom fears women presidents Ilkes Mr Huntoon German and the fem: nme atmosphere ln hrs semor year says Bug charge wildest deslre9 marriage' wants to be a doctor 'Z' JUDITH KILMER Laughter rn her heart and on her lips Judy duslnkes school change known for her dancing wants to be a secretary and honeymoon In the West In dues lakes Steve Roper and Amer: can Bandstand Qi ROBERT KINNA Haste makes waste so why hurry? Gooch likes Mr Suflern football and Cozy Cole wants to honeymoon In Europe admires Albert Emsteun hrs favornte place ns my car desare us to graduate CAROL KJELLBERG Her face bespeaks an honest heart wfthrn Carol wants to go to college Pat Boone the Phantom and trlg rate with her fears Claustrophobla mlres Mlss Sonne her wlldest deslre IS to vnsrt an oasrs 47 Q 3 Uv' ... ...ls I : , X f 'sl ab ... H jg, -f H H H .fddl V I 'u '..l.acl- av' Hb' HENRY KLEIN He rs meant for something great Hank says How you be? llkes Julle London Mr Huntoon crew Gnn and Bear It and brology fact he wull be a marlne buologrst known for constantly cracklng hrs knuckles SETH KOLESAR Wrt and humor are born rn a man eth lrkes lunch Nat Kung Cole and clerical practuce would luke to pass business law doesnt luke school change and fears fallmg Engllsh wants to honeymoon ln Hawan 8 RONALD F KLEMM lt rs tranqurl people who accomplish much on always heard saymg Cant wln them all llkes to go huntmg wants to go to an uncrvaluzed Alaska and be a bush pllot there comment on school change- They are both schools DOROTHY KLUG The gentle heart by gentle deed IS known Dotty wants to be a secretary and own T likes bowling hlstory 77 Sunset Strap and school change known for her qunetness fears hugh places lvl' Thrs rs hnghly rrregularl WILLIAM KRAIS CHARLES KROPAC The style rs the man himself Everythrng comes to those who walt u would luke to become a tlonst Chas says That s the breaks lukes Mr Quackenbush agnculture lrkes math basketball Duck Tracy Lloyd bowlmg Make Hammer and Frank Sm Price Und hi! Cellllf but Cllsllkes people atra but doesn t like the school change who walk slow hrs ambltlon IS col wants to honeymoon rn Hawan lege and has wrldest desare IS to buy a cor 4. '5 flll 1 ..H.. . c....bird.U. .,. I., T .. .. .. .. . . I . I I XA , ' , ' ...in I , ' ' U' I ...ls F' N 'ul gh ' 5 W -4: ,, Ennis. :.- cb' VY ..s I ..- .. I Y Af, . . . , A tx ' ' ' X 1 M - Hs l s, f llB'I'll... ' 0 AL ll,'. 'tn I ll... . . . .. ' ' I I I I I ' ll ' ll I ' ' ll I ' I 4 ... ... . .nr -, I . BARBARA KUNCKEN JOSEPH KWAPNIEWSKI Hqppmess seems made to be Shared Hrs talents are of the silent type Bobby Mrs Rqbqgkq bqgkgtbqll oe llkes ogrrculture football and and Maverick gre her fqvomes the llbrary dlslnkes school chan e 9 would lyke to be q Secretary people would like to honeymoon In Florida wrth small feet peeve her known for Wants to make 0 mllllon tax free trlppmg over my feet admires Senator Kennedy im Ooops he goofed agam MICHAEL LANDINO Life s but a lest Mlke llkes football Mr Fuccello sensor prlvlleges clencal practuce and the Late Show dlsllkes gomg to first period always says Hn Bunch wants to honeymoon In Japan ROBERT LARSON Happy and from care lm free o lukes Mr Huntoon dogs and sensor prwlleges fears book reports and running out of money known for saymg Bosh wants to be happy dnvmg a dragster DIANE LAIRD Give me honest laughter lakes Mr Duff Johnny Mathls bowlmg hlstory and sensor prlvnleges but dlslukes teaching Bobby to dance IS known for talklng wlth her hands on saymg Ya know Dt s clmbltlon IS to be c secretary JOE LQSCALA Truth has c quiet manner Lascandola washes to be left alone and see Italy llkes Jungle Bells M Perry and looney Tunes he goes thumbs down on European History whsle a trip to ltaly IS o future hope 49 X , , Y t -1 un... . 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' fl- , Bb ...' . , , l H , .i u, ' I ... lu I H... . ,U H... ..- KATHY LAU KATIS A capable mmd and a pleasing personalrty Kathie wants to honeymoon ln Callfornla Glad to hear nt she says Dulfy argumg and Frank Smatra are her lkes dlsllkes snakes and dead Stude bakers JOE LePREE From a lrttle spark bursts a mrghty flame oe llkes English golf and cooklng often seen In Sam s thlnks Mr Perry IS great he doesnt luke the new school Joes pet peeve IS homework 'E' SUSAN A LESTER A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance ue says The thing as engoys chem lab Eng llt Johnny Mathis and swlmmlng often seen In room ll4 at the refreshment stand and playing tennis fears the hugh dnve amblhon IS to succeed m college ii- CAROL MICHELE LILLO Silence IS more eloquent than words Carol wants to vlslt Swltzerland Mrs Rabasca Frank Smatra skatmg and clerical practice rate hugh office work IS her ambltlon When rs the bell go lng to nna9 50 Does rt taste good, Lauren9 'Ui' PAUL LILOIA The future rs purchased by the present Pau doesn t like falling or sarcastic teachers llkes Mr Huntoon history baseball and Johnny Mathis belleves lh sensor pnvnleges hopes for success after hugh school J WILLIAM LIPKIND Wisdom alone IS true ambltron s arm I wants to make a mllllon fast Mrs Hoffer crew Perry Como and advanced moth are has favontes mares a smcere effort hopes to see Europe and be a lawyer fu A 3. 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How are you? admlres a successful busmesswoman llkes Johnny Mathls Mr Kohere chemustry and basketball pet peeve IS sloppy dressers hopes to be a fashion edltor and see Europe RONNA ANN LOERCH Tall dlgmfled with lust the nght reserve Ronna likes bemg a senior enloys Harry Belafonte trlg Mrs Hoffer and crew wants to be a nurse but her wildest deslre IS to be a model often found In room ll4 LORRAIN E LORDY Let laughter take the place of care on lakes Mr luddy Johnny Mathls :story Made lnterestmg by H Huntoon baseball and secretarial practice bltlon IS to have a happy marriage and honeymoon out west can be found at Sam s 3 if iq 'hi ANDREW LO RE It takes a great man to be a good listener Andy llkes baseball M Ryan senior prlvlleges Peanuts and Johnny Cash IS known for being sleepy wants to go to college and honeymoon m Europe KAREN KRISTINA LOVSTROM The greatest wisdom often speaks with fewest words deslres to always be happy llkes teachers chemastry swnmmmg and Autumn Leaves cherlshes all the good tlmes and events un her sensor year wants to see Sweden or Hawon on her JOANN LUCIANO Her acquaintance IS a source of pleasure desures not to grow old enloys Johnny Mathis basketball Mr lud dy and secretarial practice looks forward to graduatlon and becomlng secretary admnres hugh prmcnples wants to honeymoon ln Hawan 5l S I an , if ' V1.7 Q 'Q' , M' ' F , ' ' . . . am- Wml ,wg g .. . . 5 , A ,g . . . l Q J. , W f , ' if 4 1 , l H' ' - . 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' , r. , J JOSEPH LUX Too mce for a statesman too proud for a wrt Soopy llkes Mr Tlene French bas ketball and Pat Boone dlsllkes nolsy eaters enloyed the frlendlmess of the sensor class most nn his senior year e- slres a college education and to be a bus: ness manager aff DONALD McCANN What a frosty spmted rogue rs this Don IS waltlng for graduatlon enpoys Mr Ryan baseball JoAnne Cam bell and hvstory hopes to get unto college and honeymoon In Bermuda admires Mr Perry fu? 2'3 JAMES McALINDEN Everyone rs the son of hrs own work says Nuts lakes Mr Dutt football Dean Martin history lroom 1081 and dogs dlsllkes women drivers he enloys the dances In his sensor year 1 -1' ROBERT McALOON Smcerrty and truth are the basis of every virtue Mac wants to go to college Mr Huntoon Bobby Darln bowling and math are tops greatly fears falling wants to get marrled and honeymoon lh Bermuda Down with Doverl KENNETH MCCLELLAN I can restst anythmg but temptation en llkes track Archue and clen cal produce also enloys drlvung hls heap he s not so fond of underclass men bugger than he Ken s known for belng short says What are you klddlng me? 1 W RICHARD McCLlNTlCK A man s true wealth rs the good he does rn this world Rlc says How goes nt? n es Mr Suflren football chemistry Maver ck and The Boston Bulldogs llkes quiet homerooms and the school change wlll be a pharmacist 5 wildest desire IS to own a new Cadlllac T -s uf K 5 '4 FII ratify' SV llxtiki L Q A rv had vc , ., 7 5,7 ' no bl I' l . I' A ...di 2 , 'Z' fl .. . . X 52 i 1 ' i.l', ' 'l...dis: 'E' RICHARD Mc EVOY My wrt be my faculty my pleasure my occupation IC known for belng late I es basketball chemnstry and sensor pruvlleges fears falling tng and solud washes to honeymoon In Hawcm he admires Mr Harrell Y:-nr 's..' BRIAN McGlNLEY Nothing great was ever achieved wrthout enthusiasm Breen lrkes Johnny Mathis French lll Twentieth Century and Our great class but dlsllkes chemistry and the Crew says You re a clod would luke to welgh 150 pounds known for has laugh QW' .svn iP' ron em out :ron em out smooth CYNTHIA MAGUIRE There s mlschlef ln her eyes and sunshme rn her smrle ln lakes the togetherness of the sensor class Mr Duffy basketball Freddy and Frank Sinatra are favorltes often says You re crazy admnres football players modeling as her am button vu? GENE LAWRENCE MAHON Speech IS power but silence can be greater Gene dlsllkes the school change Mr Costanzo gym football and history are tops lkes to watch 77 Sunset Strlp wants to loln the Marme Corps after hugh school graduation DONALD MACHIORLETE ln quuet and confidence shall be your strength Honk enloys Johnny Mathis Stac cato football and Mr Huntoon 0 a wnld desire to catch a touchdown pass lwhlch he accomplished agamst Bloomfieldl admures Mr Broftman wants to see Hawau and go to college CLARK MAKINSON The mold of a man s fortune rs m his own hands Clark often says Weeee yoys advanced math elghth period gym on Fnday Frank Smatrc and Mr Zwlrek lakes senior court yard and crew hopes to be an engineer or blo-chemist after col ege 53 l T W 1 u I' , u . D n V R'h ... u ' I .:Zl'k .:.' ', . .' a . 1 I It '. a 1 n I ll ' 'I 4 1 1 . . ' ' . . . is L. ' . ' ' ' ' ' h d ' J me . ,. All u .Ax ' .I-fi 4 ' 'HHN A I svn, 1.1.1 V U. '.-1 ' ' A , . I ' 1 . 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' LEONA MAMROSH Here IS a girl wrthout pretence ee says Serlously now lkes Mr Shergalls baseball hlstory and Ella Fltzgerald admires West Polnt and the cadets enloys the tutle Semor wants to go to college and honeymoon un the Bahamas 2' x ROBERT MARION I travel my own path Bo says You bug me lkes Mr Frltch football study hall and Johnny Mathis wants to run hrs own business after hugh school S4 MARILYN MANN I try to make Irfe bright Marshae dlslukes runmng from his tory to English Mr Fuccello Ice skat mg Frank Smatra and accountmg are fovontes wildest desnre IS to llve nn Greenwich Vlllage plans to vlslt Scot land and be an accountant after hugh school 'Q' ARLENE MARINO A vorce as soft as a summer mght says I dont belleve It lukes Mlss Whlte Ice skating Johnny Mathls and history enloys walking through the front door wants to take a trlp around the world and honeymoon m Callfornla K l A jf ' P4 NaCl+H,O-b a good gargle '.-.T MARILYN MArnELLo Softly speaks and sweetly smiles Mar deslres to teach but stlll dreams of bemg a mrlllonalre finds chem lab Johnny Mathis French and bemg a twlrler enloyable relaxes durmg the summer at Wildwood Ya know what I mean? 17 5' FRANK MAZZITELLE All men are born to be happy Mazzy likes basketball Elvis Pres Iey Phantom and gurls enloys Mr Fuccello and history wants to enter athletics after hugh school and honeymoon In Florida wuldly desures to be single lr Q' S A 2 . . . 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'51 GLENN MEASE An ablllty to flt onto any group Glenn wants a stamp from Harrel Mrs Poynter basketball e HI Lo s and chemlstry are has favorltes ambmon IS to always be happy mlres Mr Broffman H 2- MARILYN Ml LAZZO She lrves to make others happy Meebs wants to be a teacher would like an A In hlstory llkes Mr Huntoon swlmmlng French Maverick and Frank Sinatra vs known for knock mg penclls oft boys ears says Je ne sans pas lunar l Thais' Kff' lf What do you thrnk about that Ronme9 si 'G' MARINUS Mom The best ot all friendship and mrrth A penny for your fl-,ougl-,fs MUYQY SGYS Oh U0 l dld ll 090m Moe likes Mr Costanzo cars eighth Cfew M' Hcffell Chem'SffY Gnd penod hlstory and feetball doesnt 3 C 'cle l '9l1 'W' 'eCkle55 dflvefs luke being broke though doesn t rellsh fhol-'Qh MUYQY WU'-'ld llke to be 05 fall the idea of leavmg school elther can U5 M' Dench and She Wann lo leach '00 usually be seen dnvmg his red Pontiac con vertlble BARBARA MILLER Mild of manner gentle of speech Barb says You re klddmg of course wants to become a secretary and get marrued llkes hlstory The Toodles Pat Boone and the together ness of the sensor class fears passmg the test for her permit LOIS MONACO A way all her own ns known for being short and s y and laughing says True' wants to get married la mrllnonanre If pos sable Inkes swnmmmg cookmg Elvus and Amencan Bandstand wants to honeymoon nn Italy 55 ff 5 ... 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I an u'.,.l v uv-4' VIRGINIA MORELLA CAROL ANN MORGAN True humor springs from the heart N., Glnny wlll be a secretary wants to tour the world llkes Mr Luddy Ice f 'Q-- skating Frank Sinatra and Maverick GARY MONTGOMERY doesnt like snobs though can be Identified by her laugh Are you mad? she says A merry hear! brrghtens the way Carol will be a busmess machme operator would also like to marry a mvllnonalre IS known for playmg prac tlcal lokes and talking on the phone for hours llkes Mr Luddy clothing lunch and Dottle Dnpple l am wealthy rn my friends Monk Il says Hello lkes Mr Ryan 8th period lournallsm Johnny Mathis and football wants to be a teacher and own a 60 Cadillac converhble wants to honeymoon In Tahltl hi' G' BARBARA MORRISON True enyoyment comes from UCflYlfy Barb likes Mr Zwnrek golf Muke Hammer and the gym locker rooms says What a blast mtends to become a bro chemist her wnldest desire us to learn to play golf 56 Maroon and Gray-all the way euanf' PETER MUSCO None but himself can be hrs parallel Moose llkes Mr Perry, gournallsm, Donald Duck , Nat Kung Cole, and foot ball IS known for tacklnng with has head would like to knock out lngemar Jo- hanssen wlll honeymoon In Hawau I don't know, says Moose PATRICIA NARUCKI Silence rs the friend that shall never betray a likes Mrs Plcardl, basketball, gym and the outdoors enloys Dorls Day, Sea Hunt and The Jackson Twms wuldest desire IS to be a lawyer plans to vlslt Mraml Beach f 46 fpwgy Igyg g:. A . E F il , 9 S- I' PATRICIA NATURALE PATRICIA NEGRA Its nice to be natural when Not by years but by dtsposltton you re naturally nice ts wisdom acquired a wall be an elementary school a lukes Mr DuHy hustory and teacher would luke to scream m the football wants to tour the world publlc lnbrary lnkes chemastry bowlmg with Bobby of course concerted people Emmy Lou and Mr Duff says left are her pet peeve admires her Aunt left LEFT Terry dISIlk8S the school change zYL..m i 1' I 'uv' IRENE NEUBERT There s something nice about everyone and there s everything nice about her Irene likes Mrs Hatter 77 Sunset Strip mmks The Kingston Trlo and foot a but doesn t lake dnvers who don t glve her a rude also dlsllkes the school change Z' 4,ff 5 Ag Biggest fllrt m action M Xe i JAMES NICASTRO JOHN NIEDZINSKI Pattence rs power To be happy IS a wonderful tratt Jlmmy wants to be a mechamc Johnny dlsllkes domg homework always says I dldn t hear you lkes ambition to be a mulllonanre llkes Mr swlmmmg history and Pnmrose lane Harrell Gunsmoke and algebra dlsllkes school change and exams greatest fear IS fire wants to honey Florida IS for hrs honeymoon moon ot Palm Beach Flondo GEORGE PATRICK NOVAK The best of hte IS conversatlon George Ilkes Mrs Poynter Peter Gunn baseball trug wuth Mr Lombardy and the spmted semor class wants to be accepted at Notre Dame known for hls platonic relataonshlps Definately' says George 57 Pt ...' 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H. , l I I . is '-it KAREN OHL Contentness makes for happmess Karen wants to get a good 'ob lwouldnt we alll hkes football Sweet Shoppe and Paul Anka admires peo ple with money says Don t sweat It Q' l if T JO ANN ORLANDO PATRICIA O ROURKE Busmess IS my pleasure pleasure as my business a lakes Mr Fuccello football gym Uune 2 and school change hopes to honeymoon ln Callforma and loin the And best of all along the way happiness and mrrth oe noted for blonde streak m hanr hkes Mr Fuccello hlstory and school change says panlc and watch fears Mr Frltch would like to honey Service moon anywhere RICHARD PALKEWICZ Your wrt makes others wrtty Pollock hkes cooking math Mike Hammer dlsllkes bomb scares and school change deslres to make good ln llfe and own a hot rod top vote goes to a honeymoon on a qulet lake 58 i i The calm before the storm We-1' FRANK PALMER ROBERT PAPERA l love but one at a time A true fnend rs a fraend forever Frank hkes football Johnny Mathis Bo hkes homeroom track hlstory New York and Mr Huntoon wildly Buddy Holly and the school change desires to pass English admires fears going broke admires John D Broffman hopes to go to college and Rockefeller would like to honeymoon honeymoon In Hawan an Hawau X r , . 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QQ JOHN PARISH Ment rs worthrer than fame Jack enloys Mr Dletch track physl cal education and Jnmmy Rodgers drsllkes school change and havlng acc: dents whlle In an Insurance pool slres to be a rich teacher ,rx 'Q' GAIL PARR Speech rs great but silence rs greater Gal hkes hlstory hockey Pat Boone and cats deslres to hook Steve fears reckless drlvmg and admrres people wuth money would luke to honey moon In Florlda her pet peeve IS wlse guys Hey watch that stuff' 45,2 is-pf' if JEAN PAWLIKOWSKI Her heart rs In the rrght place Jeanne wildest desire IS to be a mul Ilonalre hopes are for work then mar rlage hkes swlmmmg boys Allan Freed well known for playing cupld and admnres people wuth money JOHN PEDDIESON He does easily what others find drfflcult John heard saying I reckon hkes baseball Engllsh and John Raltt dlslrkes tests and homework school change and being a senior rate hugh Industrlal Englneerung IS hrs future cholce RENA PASCARELLA She IS lrked for what she IS Renee hkes Mr Fuccello secretanal practlce and Blondle dlSIlkCS school l change enloys lust being a senuor and K fears report periods ambltlon IS to be a secretary PHILIPPE R PEREBINOSSOFF A good nature rs the strength of the mind r hkes creative wntlng track Broadway Theatre New York Cnty and Pans France not fond of hlstory or school change ambmon-college says Don t worry about It 59 ' 1 lr i N i X, A . 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' - - ' I I . r I I I : I ' ' ' I I q 1 v in-f SUSAN PERRY Her glance how wrldly beautiful ue known to say which llkes French art Kingston Trlo fovo rltes are Schmoos and paylng nlckels to Mr Harrell wlldest desire IS hatch hrklng around the world dlsllkes hypo crltes would like to see Paras .4- ELAINE PHEASANT A pleasant walling nature Elame hlstory stenography Sweet Shoppe top her tavorltes people changing radlo stations In cars and spiders are pet peeves would luke to be a sec retary and see the world 60 GRACE CAROL PESVEYC I shall dance my way to heaven Grace favorlte class advanced math llkes football Dogwood and Normandy Beach dISIlk6S untrue stories or the thought of a car mishap loyed senior year hopes to see the U S and then the world K ROGER PETERSON Men like bullets go farthest when they re smoothest Pete says Of course lkes chemistry Zacherly track and being a sensor pet peeve IS gurls IH general dlsllkes school change and wants to go to college No excuses there s plenty of room now 'Q' LUCILLE PHILLIPS Content opens the source of every ,oy Lucy wants to be nurse IS known for being short and always havmg fun admires her parents IS afrald of the dark likes the song To a Soldier Bo Mr luddy and the Duck Cark Show 'Qi 'rf MICHELYN PICARELLO Great ,oys a e srlent Mickey likes basketball the school change and stenography dnsllkes be mg called Pickles enloys being on upper classman hopes one day to be a receptnonlst and honeymoon an Callfor ma '3lr ' Q 'V' V X' . 1 .ll I .'-en- l ,' I. 'I' w.- 'sf b 4? 2 4, GAIL PIRO Happiness rs not perfect unless rt rs shared Plxle says That s clubby lkes football the shore and gym enloyed sellmg refreshments at football games elementary school teacher IS her arm and a Hawanan honeymoon fi Y' PETER PIRO A man s action rs only ra prcturebook of hrs personalrty Pete GmbllIOh IS to be first man Into space always says What goes up must come down unless It orbrts e peeve rs absolute authorlty greatest fear Russla as controller of space nys, smug? he--4...., I' Haifa. Q it YQ? XXX .lust checkmg Q7 g O GERALD J PISERCHIA THOMAS PUNIQ Few thrngs lmpossrble rn hrs rmagrnatron The secret to success rs the constancy Jerry says really' IS known of purpose for hrs dancmg wlll be on M D-and Tomas enpoys baseball hlstory and would hkleklo prflorm 5URe'YH0 M' HU' Friday Ilkes puppies and sensor pnvn fe ' es C em'5l'Y 'S 059' d095 Ieges teaching IS hrs forte wnldest Rex Morgan and Bewrtched desire to be rich and be a world traveler ANTHONY PISCIOTTA And hears thy stormy musrc rn the drum wrldest desire to be a mlllnonalre enloyed lunch cookmg and gradua tron most In has sensor year admires Mr Broffman llkes Frank Sinatra and Maverick JOANNE PODGORSKI Relrabrlrty rs greatly sought says Hr' How are you? favontes are swnmmmg Pat Boone and chemistry loved working on refresh ment stand would luke nursing and o Hawauan honeymoon dlslrkes unslncer :ty and anrplanes 6l f 45 - N 1 'Y 1 u-'n'.. ,nr 1 vv..:I- ' ' , , . . . . .. nu . 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I I 'i ' . . . . - -Q- Gul GERALD POLITO He s a very dewl ete commands Throw the gun awayl endorses all week ends his tory Amos n Andy Mr Ryan and prlntmg will be content with marnage and a bartender s gob JOYCE QUOSIG Good taste ns the flower of good sense Joyce wuldest desire as to see Mr Huntoon get marned always says If l had a mllluon dollars Iukes Mnss Anderson being a senlor and kittens wants to go to Hawau on her honeymoon 62 40 MICHAEL PORZIO True force of his own ments makes hrs own Mlke llkes Mr Huntoon and baseball has fovorlte T V stnp Mavenqk always says l don t know IS known for grlplng wants to go to Tahltu on his honeymoon PHILIP PULEO real man rs he whose goodness as part of hrmself Phnl llkes lufe Red Skelton and room Mr Duffy and Charles Darwm also rank hugh greatest fear IS fear Itself looks forward to graduation never touch the stuff i' W fi' LOUISE REISS Laugh and the world laughs with you u u llkes Mr Luddy shorthand bowling and dancing wants to be a pnvate secretary her favonte place IS MacDonald s Beach she wants to see Rome ltaly on her honeymoon BARBARA REIVER Mischief hides behmd a charming manner Bobby wants to be a pnvate secretary always says Oh come on' known for the way she talks favorite ammal poodle greatest fear to lose her frlends she wants to see ltaly on her honeymoon fx ' 1 R Z H! he x ' 'X f . 4 I J , ' 'A 'I' - - - - A . . l20....., ' ' . I, - I .- ,. f I He. V7 A . , f so I . IN 43 'O MARVA REVIS Laugh yourself into stitches Muffy wants to be a model lkes Mr Duffy boys baseball and hustory IS known for maklng people laugh loyed belng superior to underclassmen ln her senlor year wants to go to Los Angeles on her honeymoon iovy X! CORA RITACCO A helping hand rs always welcome Cora llkes Mr luddy history foot ball as a spectator sportl and lunch dlsllkes Frank Smatra and the school change IS known for loughmg and saymg Thanks a lot Charlie wants to honeymoon In Florida fi nw- - Let s pass the food this way please 'No Q' - 'hs ful' PHILIP ROE Too much honesty never harmed a man Phil s ambltton IS to go to college always says Hn there' lakes ath letlcs baseball and the hvnng room chaur greatest fears are college admlssuon s officers SUSAN ROMLEIN The world IS always brighter from behind a pleasant smile Sue s ambntnon IS to be a nurse wlldest deslre ns to travel all over the world she always says and why not? her favorite sublect IS talkmg she likes kittens fears bugs admures Mr Broffman PERVIS ROBISON A quret manner rs the devll s workshop Pervuss wlldest deslre IS to make money favonte sublect IS cooklng favo rute smger Baby Washlngton he IS known for has sense of humor admires hrs mother wants to go to Callforma on has honeymoon FRED ROMANOWSKI A man who blushes IS not quite a brute lnkes Mr Kahley Problems In Amerncan Democracy Jlmmy Rogers audl torlum and football as known for laughing and talking In law class wr enter the Amr Force 63 I u n H H . . - - 1 1 1 I I ' ' ...en- '- - ' , , ... 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' 'll ll 'lil ' ' I---I In... - H rn .. . ..- ' ' I Q -.- DIANE RONCHES Cheerfulness bnngs harmony would luke to honeymoon un Ha WQII says Get out of here sees nursmg In her future thlnks Johnny Mathis Sam s and basketball are great FREDERIC C SANDS JR Eat drmk and be merry Fred llkes baseball New York Chuco Hamilton llazz man horses and all has teachers hrs pet peeve IS someone easlly aggravated he wall be a teacher lpoverty strlcken varuetyl 64 'V s '-Z7 ANTHONY ROSELLI JAN ET SAAR Deed, alone suffice Loved by one admired by all Tony wants to own an A gas car Jan 'S known fo' lUU9l1'f'9 Und 9'99l'n9 likes pool shooting IS known for he' fUV0 fe Plf-'Ce 'S A'1'10P0l'5 MUYY has walk admures anyone who under and She hked d 'V Q W'll the 9009 stands law hrs pet peeve as wakmg 'NOS' 'H he' SCWO' Yew' She Odmlres dls up m the mommg tlngulshed men Jan s favorite sublect us dating ...gp Who wears the pants an this family? C' ANNETTE SAVASTANO RALPH SCARPELLI Smcenty IS the way to heaven Be happy go lucky Annette always says Dont gwegf ,fl Scarp ambmon to be a landscape her favonte program IS Love of lute Qafdenef Pe' PGCVO I5 the dOwn favonte smger Tommy Edwards SlU W0Y 'N 'he old blllldlng enloyed greatest ambltlon to graduate wlldest l'eC0l'dl'eeP '9 'U his SCWO' Yea' desire IS to own a new Thunderblrd m'Ve5 l-OWS NYC and MY Glfflfd 31 t wolf... ' - ! ' w ' of t A by - U .... al ..: U i'-.,, I -. . ' l... ...tired- .nge If SALLY SCHAUFELBERGER JOHN SCHRAMM e cheery grrl wrth the generous smrle Few thrngs are rmpossrble to drlrgence Sally ambltlon IS to be an alrlme and 5l ll hostess or secretary her pet peeve rs John brology Mr Huntoon and slow walkers In the halls she llkes mechanlcs are has favontes Spanlsh Johnny Mathis always says Thats tests and the school change bug hum lovely greatest fear rs sprders says Ow ya dom 9 wants to see the South Sea Isles for hls honeymoon Grrmme use the lower case type is LEONARD SCIACCA VIRGINIA SCRUDATO I have not yet begun to fight How soon a smile can change the world Lenny Pans s for hrs honeymoon Gmny likes gym Tommy Edwards would like to be a gultarrst mum: and Mrs Rabasca known for blast the Red Skelton Show and Bobby Dorm mg that radlo Ilkes French poodles rate hugh he admures Mr Brottman dISllk0S school change wants to go to Hawan on her honeymoon T7 ANNA ELIZABETH SCHULZE The pen rs her clarion Ann desires to become a wnter The Nebblshes Hank Wnlluams ce hockey and Quebec rate hugh wants to honeymoon on Hudson Boy leaves -.1 saymg Speak to me PETER SEGALA rs true greatness rs those qualities which constitute ham Pete llkes Peter Gunn Mr Dertch track and Krller Kowalskl can be heard muttermg I don t know I lust dont know hrs pet peeve IS having a Incense wathout a cor 65 Th . . . . . . .. ,, ,, .. . - . 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' ' -.Q-ef? ,X THOMAS SELLARI Many a true word rs spoken rn fest Curly rs known for bemg late llkes Mr Blue Maverlck cookmg and Mr Van Over desrres to go to Hawau and honeymoon In Italy Curly says l m afraid SUZANNE SEUFERT Good manners never can antrude ue desires a one way ticket to U N H llkes Johnny Mathis Denms the Menace badmmton and Mr Deltch dlsllkes surprise tests always says What a not 66 1 'R- bv -v BEVERLY J SENDECKI EDWARD BARRY SERVIENTE Patience and tortrtude are power Barry dnslnkes preludlced people llkes track Llttle Abner and Mrs Hoffer although Barry favors Hazleton lnduana he would luke to honeymoon In Europe secretly admires Gene Shep herd Nothrng rs so popular as kindness ev likes Mrs Prcardl stenography swrmmrng and Frank Smatra always says Oh great secretly desures to become a smger dlslrkes people who walk slowly down the halls ls that how you do rt? Y' GEORGE SHER BARBARA SICOLI Currosrty rs the thirst of the soul She rs truly great who rs truly good George rs known for has ploddmg Barbes desrres to become a secre gait English wrth Mr Duff lloyd Pnce tary can be heard saylng Gulde and Jules Felffer rate hugh thumbs dlslukes rumors telling sensors what down on gym and cafeterla food to do Johnny Mathis twurllng and wildest desrre IS to be run over by a sub horses rate hugh wuth her deslres to way get an A In steno ,,, I ,. I r . .. .. - . . ,, ,, . . . . 5 - , , . . . , . . . . . . , , . I . . . . . . , A . . . , ll ll ' ' - .. .. .. . .. - ' I I . .. .. . . . , .. . - .. I , ,nz ' V 1 .qv Ll, I IIS ll ' ' n n Q 1 I n I ll ' ' , . a 1 I Q n n I .. - .. . .. .. - . . .. .. . . . . . , , . . . , . . . l'lIS . . . , , KAREN SILVERSTEIN Sometimes serlous sometimes gay Karen can be heard saymg let me tell you dlsllkes busy telephone slgnals llkes 77 Sunset Stnp John ny Mathis secretarial practlce and lunch wlll honeymoon In Bermuda CAROLE SIMON Bashful smcenty and comely love Carole would like to have a yacht and sall around the worla llkes Beav French and Mr Tuene dlsllkes stubborn people and heights always says Its adorable IS known for stubborness and arguing CAROLE SMITH The gentlest heart fosters the mlldest of manners Carole desires to wm a Thunder W, 'av lr Johnny Mathls the shore Mrs Poynter and dnvmg rate hugh always says Oh great her cmbmon as to become a secreta ry Qi 'JJ-9' Ali -mils You know whose side we re onl Her galety retleds the sun Nance secretly desires to become a spear comer m the opera n es monkeys Ann s kltchen Peanuts and Mrs Rabasca can be heard saying Well we declded IS known for not getting the family car her ambutlon ns to become an alrlme stewardess FREDERICK SNYDER A man ts one who meets all challenges rltz favors the Kmgston Trlo te ms chemlstry Mr Huntoon and Maver c can be heard talkmg about astronomy llkes the change of schools his greatest fear IS cafeteria food AGNES SPICKOFSKY A sweet upltftmg cheerfulness Agnes would be a success known for bemg patient llkes Perry Como Mr Tlene chemistry and French dnsllkes short lunch periods wants to honeymoon nn Hawan 67 . 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RENATE STEINBRUCK So sweet the blush of bashfulness Renate IS afrard of the dark enloys Pat Boone swrmmrng German all her teachers and dachshunds s e plans to be a lournallst her wnldest deslre IS to be on radio SANDRA STEINERT There rs frlendshrp lurkrng ln her smr e Sandee always says You knd dlsllkes drlvlng a blue and whlte Ford llkes talkmg about the future Nlght Tram Kathaes kitchen and Siamese klt tens her ambltlon IS to marry Paul she s known for makmg faces June 2.1. if KENNETH STEWART A man amongst men en IS afrand of gettlng cut from 2-K C1 'Q' the baseball team dumb gurls peeve DIANE STI'-ES lm he en o s freshmen I y and sopho mme gms he can be hemd Saying' Wrt rs the power to persuade as beauty Madonne lakes the Everly Brothers, 'S lo dehghl baseball and Dennis the Menace Dee WGf'll5 to be 0 SPeeCh fl10l'0P'Sl Mr Tlene, chemistry, watersknng, and Alfred Hrtchcock Presents rate hrgh thumbs down on self centered and arrogant people, and dark hugh places 'QW' JOHN STEINMEYER No grass grows under hrs feet Bomber enloys Mr Zwrrek Nancy Sluggo and baseball rs known for passmg wrse remarks sa s If ya cantbeat em lorn em and secretly wants to become a mlllronarre 'X M6 H-.f DOROTHY ANN STOCKMAN Blushing rs the color of virtue Ann lrkes Johnny Mathls French poodles, and Mr Perry her desrre ns to talk on the phone after 8 00 on school nrghts she dlslrkes bemg called Annre can be heard saying, Okey doaky would luke to be a nurse 69 1 ' ,GV1 I . ,W I , 'fr fj, !W . . . . . . l I V. :Jw . 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' M x self' 'SMI M .A 'ff an , .I 5 Al R., v 5 I K ' ' ', NANCY STOLP She rs known to all as a frrend Nance dlslnkes stubborn boys but favors Mr Taylor typmg chemlstry lab and swlmmlng says I cant hel It ley and become a secretary 59 -r STERLING SWIERK Art rs man s nature Sterling dnsllkes people who dont cheer at football games wants to honey moon In Tlbet likes Johnny Mathis Peanuts and Mr Perry IS afraid of spealung an front of class 70 ,Ugg qalli' i CAROLE STUHRMANN She moves a goddess and looks a queen Carole leaves saymg Chlc type dlslukes lnsmcere and concerted boys favors Mass Gerdlneck Mr lupuen Warsaw Concerto and horseback rldmg admires boys wnth beards wants to lnve on Montmartre and speak luke une Francalse if 'X JOHN SWIDERSKI matters not how long you lrve but how well Dmo desnres to become a doctor can be heard saymg Amt that wrong enloyed his car most ln his semor year llkes Zacherly Mr Suffren and hot rod cars dlsllkes people who call hlm Squid This rs volleyball'9 ti PAG E TAYLOR A man rs what he makes of himself Sandy can be heard saymg How about that people frlendly for the sake of getting something peeve hlm desares to concertnze In Carnegle Hall he llkes Mr Kohere and Beethoven Sonata opus 57 F mmor A man courage rs a man of forth on likes Mr Broftman hnstory and people connected wnth the Drum Corps dlsllkes tardy bells which ring before he gets to school IS afrand ot not succeed mg ln his ambntlon which IS to become a priest T I It ' g.. .' . 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' ll ' 1 n a sp I w a I - ... , V7 PATRICIA THOMPSON All thrngs come to those who wart a dasllkes belng pushed around by underclassmen llkes Peter Gunn Ersklne Lake and Johnny Mathls known for talkmg with her hands slres to get married tomorrow and honey moon In Hawall JOSEPH B THOR Hrs powers astound us oe math baseball and Room H4 rate whsle he says mx on double lecture perlods In chemistry ln the future- advertusmg and maybe If has wildest desire comes true dnvmg a bus Krtchen C hemrsts Her merry laughter shakes the skies P y desrres to swlm the Englnsh Channel and become a nurse llkes the Everly Brothers, Mlss Urban, and chemistry thumbs down on drlvers who don't use dlrectlonal srgnals secretly admires Wlll Carey She seeks to please everyone Tino wants to become a secretary rt peeves her when lunlors take over the sensor class she favors Donny Thomas Show , Greenwood Lake, and Mrs Picard: always says, That's great like LESLIE THORPE Patience rs power es lakes homeroom vacations Zach erly and Mr Huntoon desires to own a Ferran and honeymoon m Alaska usually says Well my goodness' mlres those who have attained success IH theur particular field FRANK TIRONE Ranty enhances pleasure Charlie always says Come on wall ya' llkes 77 Sunset Strip prlnt mg class and Mrs Prcardl deslres to learn parents busmess go to heaven and honeymoon an Hawan 71 fl, I U, V L P ' J , v . o . -I 'lf l . 8 ' ' . . . is ' ' ' ...' I , l , in u de- .. I H . . . . g L ...' , U' , - i L . ...'Jqf f 4 L ' gl A Q L S 'Q l I rm ,k 1 JOHAN NA TOLVE She srts high rn all people s hearts favors Mlss White Brenda Star lrttle whrte French poodles and gym dISlIkeS people who pronounce her first name wrong can be heard saymg What a not would like to teach shorthand 'ui MARY ANN TROISI A grrl who rs pleasant rs a grrl who is happy Mare llkes Mlss Whlte swrmmlng Bonds and Maverick says How aggravating dlsllkes concerted peo- ple and grvrng speeches would luke to be a secretary get married and see Hawan ROGER N TOWNSEND The mdustrrous man will reap the rewards og usually says Confound It llkes Mr Zwlrek crew Peggy Lee and biology dlsllkes chem lab lectures would like to become a doctor of medlclne Q - GN 18 JO ANN TRIPPODI Ambltron flnds ,oy says You know ntl chang mg for gym and school change gripe her likes Mr Shergalls English Donna Reed and eatrng pizza ple wants to teach and see Europe What was the test like Pete? 'K 36' MICHAEL TUCKER All the worlds hrs stage ROBERT URBAN COITIITIOH SENSE IS flOl SO COITIITIOII Mrke llkes Mr Kohere senlor prrvr o enloys Kmgston Trlo Peter Ieges and Harry Belafonte attacks Gunn trlg and bowlrng llkes mon homework and school change says keys but fears heights sa s Y That s cool' fears women but know? wants to teach languages and mrres Tommy Manvrllelll wishes for go to France success and a trap to Hawan .. l .,, tt -H R '... , UJOH... , ' . , , , I . .na , .ns vu. n I I , , njorrmi - . I.. H, , ... ' , l. - rl - , . r VY 1 ,F 4 E' , .l .. .... . I ...ll ' Il I AA , , , . ,, .. . .A I , ' ...' . , I - Bb ... I ' ', ., . . . , , , - ' , , Y,HG ' . ... , Cd- , ... 72 ' ' ' . HARRY VAN BENSCHOTEN Give me a car What more could I want? Harry lakes Mr Suffren shop foot ball and 77 Sunset Strlp dlsllkes school change and showofts says Rare hopes to own a new car and become a refngerator reparrman N IRENE VANDERMOLEN Dlscretron of speech rs more than eloquence Irene likes Mr Tlene languages Renata Tebaldl and blke rldlng toyed semor responslbllmes admlres all Intelligent people but IS annoyed by nar row mlndedness wlll be a IIDQUISI and go to Europe A1 lt s time to wake up, Ray nv - var' 'G' Perfect reason avoids all extremes Lynn llkes Mr luddy, Dennis the Menace' , Johnny Mathis, and Bond's says, And stuff dlsllkes Monday mormngs and maklng speeches ambn tlon IS to see the world, lncludlng Bermuda, and to become a secretary 'S 'D PATRICIA VAN GROS KY Her friendship gamed IS o prize treasured Pat dlsapproves of shortened lunch, but endorses Johnny Mathis, secretarial practice, Denms the Menace and Mrs Prcardl says, Guess what happened? wants to be a secretary and see Hawan JO ANNE VAN DERVEER When theres fun shes always m rt occasionally heard to utter Oh forget ntl llkes talking Johnny Mathis Rntleman and Mrs Hoffer dlslukes homework wants to be a clothes de sngner and a model MICHAEL VECCHIO The skys the llmrt Mlke says Im afrald I es shop football chemistry and Dennis e Menace dlsllkes glrls who wear ex cessuve make up college and a tnp to Italy are In the near future 73 ' Ac W fb, K .llitgt A 1 ' A ., z fig ' ' 'E , A V 5 f 1 if 7 QT 1111, sid, ' 'H-'AZ 'I , V 11:4 0 fl 1 F f I ?ll I , , . . . ,P l-toy. 1 H ,, ki . - 'vs . Q 1 . . I I n 7 ' ,I . D 1 . n 4 - an vi '1-fl: h 1 . ls, ,N . S. Q' 'sv 'U' ' ' . . ' C H . th KATHERINE VIGILANTE Qf' 'S' JOAN VITERITTO A shy smrle and a quiet word Joanne likes French bowling and English enloys The Steve Allen Show Everly Brothers and the shore says You know hopes to graduate from college as an English malor JAMES VON BARG EN A gentleman makes no noise lm hopes to see Las Vegas and goto college admires Charlie Weaver likes Mr Tlene and history but is con trary to school change fears marks finds homework a loathesome task A nice smile and a pleasing nature Kathy says Guess what? I got a letter' enloys secretarial practice Mr Luddy Johnny Mathis and dancing fears giving speeches wants to be Islands BARBARA VOSS Her nature is subdued Barb hopes to become a commercial artist likes Mr Suffren soccer French and Peggy Lee finds the rush between classes annoying hopes to visit the fiftieth state 74 Come on everybody s nof hollermg gm' g QQ QQ JOSEPH WALESKI Men of few words are the best men oe fears death enloys gym the best in addition to Mike Hammer Mr Suffren and Duane Eddy says Its oft the wall plans to loin the Arr Force It-v'X 4. WILLIAM WARHURST A just fortune awaits the deserving fears only fear Itself fond of westerns history the kItCI'1en and Tommy Sands dislikes spellmg tests hopes for college and a trip to Ger many .Q Elf' X W 'V . ll ' I! . b l u I . ALJ' It . . . S A v ll I . 1 . , ' I - 1 I I , alplrivate secretary and golto the Hawaiian I ' I ' l hr - it , o . J l A J . . . . . . ' Bill . . . 'U . . . 'lx GLORIA WAYTOWITZ Musuc us a talent possessed by few o noted for her musucal abuluty enloys bowlung Asbury Park and Sam Levenson accompanyung Choralettes and Octets also rate hugh aspures to teach musuc and pulot a tug around New York Harbor 59' CAROL WECKESSER Lufe us to luve not to thunk about Carol exclaums Oh brother' dreads guvung speeches but passes favor able comment on Mr Duffy swummung and Father Knows Best wants to see Hawauu become a teacher and marry a mulluonaure tg. 1- How do you spell ut wuth a ig' N-9 Y- EUGENE WETHERuLL He enjoys lufe ummensely Noxue encourages Lets make ut fellows' loves Charlue Weaver bowl ung and the Everly Brothers antago nuzed by report cards and conceuted fe males wull uoun the Aur Force after graduatuon 3161- i 5 iffy 4,25 I ROBERT WHITEFLEET He speaks hus mund o noted for fastuduousness exclaums Cest la vue enuoys gym crew Montana and advanced math fears heughts and us urrutated by stubborn gurls hopes for a career un nuclear physucs ANDREW WEISS Out of moderatuon sprungs happuness Andy mumucs It s what s up front that counts enuoys bowlung hustory and 77 Sunset Strup but rs not enthused about homework hopes to uoun the Aur Force see Calufornua and become a den s i THOMAS WINTERS He adds a beat to socuety om Are you kuddmg me? asks crew chemustry and German rate hugh wuth hum known for hus green our to vacatuon on the Hawauuan shore us hus greatest wush . . . . . 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' , 75 LINDA WISECARVER It s hard to meet anyone quite so sweet lm will pursue muslc teachlng says Good gnefl wuth a midwestern twang likes chorus :ce skatmg You ll Never Walk Alone and Iowa fears physlcs would like to loan a clrcus and go to Japan 76 3 15' NANCY WORZEL mrss who goes quretly about her own affairs Nan grumbles Get out of here' fond of biology Spamsh chemistry lab Rlcky Nelson and Perry Mason s likes school un general wants to see Italy and to become a nurse DODSON YAPLE The actions of men are the best Interpreters of therr thoughts Yapes says merely ldlotl fedri physics but stlll enloys some thmgs rn llfe namelySpanlsh Have Gun Wlll Travel Kingston Trlo and Ice hockey Dod S future IS undecided Every memory dear BARBARA ZINDEL DONATO ZOPPI Dress rs the mdex of your contents Barb aspvres to be a secretary and see Hawau enloys :ce skatmg Denms the Menace and Johnny Mathis fears death enloys everything best when not m school Silence IS golden Danny says O K favors Ozzne and Harriet Mr Gutnecht Mrs Hofter and senlor prlvlleges fears final exams and tng tests noted for quietness wants to travel around the world and teach Spamsh Q ll ll ll ly ll ll I' ' l ' . . , . . . . 1 I I ' . . . . . I , I 1 , . . ' H ' ' rr H dl - I i I , . . . . . u ' . . . I ' ' ' J- A I Y A K b . . li ' ll ' n n .A 'I . . . , u . ,, . . ' ' ' ll I . . . , , -I . 1 . . . ll H l ls ll ll sl ll ' , . . . . . .. . , , H . . ,, I 1 1 I 1 n I ' I ,, , . . . I 4 n . ' ' ' . ELEANOR FENTON Eleanor left at the beglnnmg of the year Though she will not be graduating from N H S she wlll always be remembered as a member of our class ROSALIE RUSSONIELLO llkes Mrs Rabasca typmg Frank Smatra and lunch school and hugh places aren t for her can be heard exclalmmg lots of luck for honeymoon her choice as Rome Y LL 'H -- XJ I say, lS this lunch9 WILLIAM RUTNIK Let chance what will Mike H llkes Mr Ryan, prlntmg, football, history, and dogs his WIlCl0Sl deslre IS to go to the moon anrPlf-1005 and Mike don't seem to get together KENNETH VAN BRUNT The sky's the llmrt Base Pot Boone, Duke Smder, west ern and adventure stones are hugh on his lust about the marriage problem he says, Who wants to get marned9 ,wiv ' A ,lyfgfyi , Tfi-,if V. Wm, a wild cheufuyness To live long it is necessary to live slow -- H - - , RQ .... ' . , ' , ' . I , n . ' ' s - - I n r rr - l U a - 4 -C .'tl x I ,' , K+' l .' 1 l Plym vs 1 Q6 am., N il mf ' 'M , Qyf qgwl gl ,4 ,Y , 4 V , A Elf .K MR EDWARD F ASSMUS Practically every class has had some of its representatives reach high positions in chosen fields and the Class of 1960 will contribute its share. We entertain high hopes for you because of your native capacities, educational achieve- ments, and the opportunities you will have in a new age in which to apply your talents and train- ing. You have profited by the contributions of former classes and your participation will help future groups. We bespeak for you a wholesome respect for the ordinary decencies and homely virtues ac- companying truth and character. You have grad- uated from a fine school. Go forth and may the world be kind to you. November, 1959 r...., ...r . L, 1' .-.- . 4 -. N I -.-H - 7 f -,ii g SENIOR G H ln NU1-1,54 :zz Scuof S 313118 313110 MW if ff iw 4 v'Q v41' A DTCO Dressed GMES QS d -QONY s Q rQ ,355-'afff if 1 v 'Y GEO sv- on 15 es? FW An-N UGO Bl one C RGE N Ov M4 Frlendllesf GAIL PIRO and GARY MONTGOMERY Non Conformrsfs TOM WINTERS and PAT FLEMING ind MXL' 3131, Mosf Likely fo Succeed ROGER TOWNSEND DIANE CARTER and TINK CARLSON Besf Athletes BABS FRANKLIN and ROGER PETERSON K 1.3 We A STEVE Dfjigloolrfn and ,SUE PERRY I' GR Besf ACE PESVEY Dancers C Und NPHY 7 . . I. r r, ,,, A.-is A' 'iff' ' SPH A gf -4-- - A -A - . ' ' - . - A.. ' ni' r Q i' Q. UA' , .. '4 ,-j s. A f'S - . A 0' 1 ., - 'Q' I 5 -' .3 7 .',' ' 1. L. ' A -A f A ' 1 - fig A' 1 . A ' . ' ,. - Q41 I : -T ' 1' I 5 ,I U .I .I III. . 1 f . f 'Lf J 9, ' III,'I ,jk-I - I fit ' 4 . ...' QM.. . 1 ,. -..!- , f 'P A . 1.-.-wr ff . ' ' '-ff ' If A :5ay':'A g. ' I . I'1?1 'g1 , y I ,.,,. ., ,,I-..II V , -IL '. I .f . I X - I .. I I . . ' AI . I ' 'A-IQ . 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' J 1 M7 Q x Q ' ' PM 'fm' T , .5 I , pig! , 2 A , ! - Most Talented GLORIA WAYTOWITZ and PAGE TAYLOR NW C utesf Couple TONY ROsELu and BARBARA ZINDEL Q V' Most Sophisficafed ' CAROLE STUHRMANN d STEVE DEMAS an Mosf Talkafave ROSEMARY FANELLI and BRIAN McGINLEY 83 FRESHMAN YEAR We began our high school years full of enthusiasm and anticipation. Our first year of high school was unique, to say the least. We started the year off right with an undefeated fresh- man football team. Our basketball squad was not quite as successful, but the students always attended the games loyally. Our student-faculty basketball game was a high- light of the season. If we remember correctly, the faculty managed to win by some stroke of luck. All through the year, we were slightly handicapped by the absence of a gymnasium, auditorium, heating system, passing bells, and window panes. Because we had no gym, the girls did not have an opportunity to model their strik- ing maroon gymsuits and flattering gray anklets, Mr. Broffman served as our alarm system, blowing his whistle regularly every forty minutes. In spite of all these obstacles, the year had its bright sides. One of the most outstanding events of the year was the freshman class election. It was a political upset, complete with barnstorming, posters, and stump speeches. Then toward the end of the year we began to look forward to our freshman party and graduation. The party, to be held in the gymnasium, was to have a tropical theme. As the time of the dance came closer, everywhere we looked we saw mountains of paper flowers, Girls were making them in study halls, between classes, lunch hours, and in any spare time they could find. Other girls had their living rooms looking like greenhouses. However, all this effort was not in vain, because the night of the party the gym really looked like a tropical island. Our graduation was a solemn but happy ceremony. We were anxious to 'be part of the high school across the street but saddened at leaving behind so many won- derful experiences, Star Dust From SOPHOMORE YEAR Our sophomore year was a second beginning for our high school years. We had finally graduated into the exalted, ivy covered halls of Nutley High School. No more .lunior High building for us, or so we thought. We were even slowly becoming accepted by the upperclass- men. This year introduced many firsts to us. This was our first of voluntary contributions in the form of dues which helped to support our class throughout the next three years. The school otfered a realm of extra-curricular activ- ities in which we all had the opportunity to participate. The boys had their first chance at varsity sports, football, basketball, baseball, track, and crew. Through thetpirited encouragement of the cheerleaders, twirlers, and band members lsome of whom were sophomoresl, we inspired these boys to do their best for N.H.S. Our sophomore dance, The Harvest Moon Hop , had a good theme and a good band. However, the dance was not too crowded. This was due mainly to the epidemic of Asian Flu that emptied the school for days. A few hardy souls managed to survive the epidemic without a day's absence, but they were rare. And then as June came closer, the schooI's halls were once again emptied, this time for a much needed summer vacation, Four Years at N.H.S. JUNIOR YEAR We began our iunior year while still recuperating from our first experiences with final exams as sophomores. The most outstanding social event was our iunior dance which was a tremendous success. Decorations for The Broomstick Bounce featured a grotesque witch toiling over her steaming cauldron. This was the best dance our class had given to date. All during the year it had been hinted that the Junior High building would become the new Nutley High School These rumors were confirmed by a report in the town newspaper. This brought about much discussion and many problems. One of these problems was the question of which of the two buildings would decorate our school rings. Opinion varied widely so, in our usual democratic manner, we took a class vote on the issue. The maiority ruled that a print of the old high school should appear on the rings. The end of the year was especially important, for we realized we would not be returning to the same school We had mixed feelings about the move. We knew that next year would be important, as it held a challenge for us to meet as seniors. SENIOR YEAR Well we were back where we started We had been going around ln circles ever since our freshman year Due to the change in schools we found ourselves back in the rumor high building This time however the scene was completely different for now we were blessed with all the conveniences for which we had suffered as freshmen Instead of noisy workmen falling plaster and freezing hallways we entered a modern world of well lighted rooms and splendid facilities Our senior class undertook many GCIIVIIIGS to fatten its purse One of the most successful of these was our Senior Beneht The Junior Miss production involved long hours of work for everyone connected with lt However their efforts were successful Their performances were met by peals of laughter and applause The refreshment stand was another profitable business venture During the football season many of our brover sensors wandered mto the wllds of the oval trying to sell their delectable goodies Socially we could not have been happier The dances and other such CHGIYS went off well but our senior prom will prove to be the best of them all As our semor year draws to an end we look back on the fun we have had and are proud for we have done our 'ob well We the first class to graduate from the new Nutley Hugh School have successfully helped to establish new traditions and splrlt for all future classes to follow , s . . s . - . - . s - 1 o s - ' I I s s I 4 1 . a Q s I I s I - s sa. s o -ss H 0 ll - - H - s H u u s s n ' I n 0 s 1 s ' I s . . s 1 s - a - 5 1 u s I u . s I s ' I f s I so se s s 4 X SENIQR BENEFIT ...CAST Unvvdffvfmwdfwzl Harry Cnves ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, , ,,.,,, .... B rim McGinley joe ....,..... -- ,,.,,... Grace Graves ,,,.,,,,, Hilda ,,.....,,,.,.,.,,,., boi: Graves ,... Iurly Graves, ,,,,,,, , Fuffy Adams ., J. B. Curtis ,, , Y, Ellen Curtis . M- Willis ....-.,,.,,..-..--.Daniel Bevere ,,Y,,,,,,,,Nmcy Hziman .- .....,.,,,.,,,. Susan Perry an ,,,, Patricia Fleming ., William Lipkind - A,,.,,, - YY.,,,, A ,,,.., Carole Stulmnann ---H .. Steven Demas Barlow Adams . ,,,, , Western Union Boy . .. Merrill Feurbach Sterling Brown W .... - , . . Alben Kunody , , Tommy Arbuclde Charles ..,,...,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , , Richard Stager . Robert Carlson ,. Glenn Messe . Matthew Dunpby Neal Gustafson Frank Capenano Donald Machiorlete Henry ,, ,,.,. , Donald McCann Haskell Cummings ,,,, .,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,, john Caputo Duma By MR. THOMAS A. DUFF Scene The Graves' Apartment Acr I Scene 1, An Evening in Late December. Scene 2, Three Hours Later. Act ll Scene 1. Christmas Mcxnlng Scene 2 NewYear'l Day. Acr III 'Die following evening. ite , x V -62.4.1 - .fir , 1 f'- P1 .Raef This year's Senior Benefit, Junior Miss , was definitely a smash hit. The hours of practice that went into its per- formance showed up on opening night as the play was presented before an enthusiastic audience, No one will forget Judy as she tottered on her high heels in front of an admiring Fufty, the surprise of Mr. and Mrs. Graves as they returned home to find a man in Judy's bed , Ellen and WiIlis's meeting, and Lois with her varied admirers. Mr. Duff's phenomenal patience with the cast, scenery designers and make-up committee helped to calm the nervousness on November 2l and 22. Midnight rehearsals, missed cues and Dairy Queens were all symbolic of our Junior Miss. ' mf. all ? 5 s . f 5 l 4 5 s .'-ws, 5? , . 1 v -5:-A f 1+ uf?-0 ' .521 1', 1' firm .f 4 ,+' nr . :'- si' .,v ff' TT.. 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'. f x X .- -- X 'J i I4 I N 5,5655fj?Q 1' ,I 11 'S HISTORY COMMITTEE Kneeling D Gronberg B McGinley A Glllles First row L Jackman G Plro A Baldlno Chanrman K Donadra Second row B Chrustos D Stules D Bukowskr Third row N Bade N Smith K Holzrlchter D Blaur Fourth row A Beck C Bngo M Coughlm TYPING COMMITTEE Frrst row P Goodman B Zlndel T Feraco Chaurman V Morella M Mattuello Second row J Tolve J Kolmer P Negra K Srl verstem B Slcoll Thlrd row S Schaufelberger J Herkloz C ART COMMITTEE Ffrst row P Greengrove I Vandermolen Chavrman P Flemung Second row L Jackman S Lester N Gllbert C Kgellberg Third row S Swlerk H Klem S Earl MEMORIES COMMITTEE Flrst row E Bolstad P Thouluc M Luppert J Chalmer Second row E Belmont Chanrman Third row S Swler P Taylor G Sher Fourth row R Urban WHO S WHO COMMITTEE First row B McGmIey M Ercolu Chalrman C Snmon L Katz R Grehl J Luciano M Duva Second row J Kasley C Makin son S Perry J Caputo N Smnth G Montgomery Third row F Sands D Gronberg R Papera R Slager K Earl A Grllles SPORTS COMMITTEE STATISTICS COMMITTEE First row R Blrtwlstle L Haselnus R Brunnquell Second First row M Lnppert R Stelnbruck E Gallus Second row row W Llpklnd R Freeman Chairman G Gondor Third P Perebmosotf S Romlem E Bolstad J Peddleson Third row G Montgomery R Whltetleet row R Urban A Huther Chairman 7--ng: LITERARY COMMITTEE Kneeling G Mease J Kasley Ffrst row J Horns Co chaurman J Thor Co chaurman N HotYman G Pegveyc D deFlono Second row S Earl S Lester R Klmball S Romlem Third row J Ackerman G Waytowntz M Cebrlk Fourth row R Loerch R Townsend J ' : . , . I 1 - J . . . J ' , ' . ' , - , . . I . I . - , . . I I - . . , . , . , . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ' . ' . ' - 5 - , . , . I - : . , I . ' : . ' : . , . 1 - - f ' ' . ' ' I I I , ' A - 1 - I - - . , . . : . . , , . , . I . . 2 . , . , . . I ' : . , . ' , . I, 2 - I , ' : . ' , . ', ' 7 . ' , . , . ' . 1 . , . , . I - ' . , . ' , . . : . , . ' - I I ' : ' I ' ' I ' I ' I 1 I - . I . . . I Fehrenbach, J. Orlando, C, Smith, J. Quoslg. I , I I I I I I I I ' ' I I ' I - , 1 'f If I f I Q5 4 I : . ' ' , . , . . ' : . ' , . I , . ' . : ' I I I I I ' I I ' I . : . , . , 2 . . . , . , . , . . A ' I I I . ' I I I I I : . , . . : . , , , . I ' I I I I I I I ' I I . : . , . ' I I ' . 3 . 1 . . 'uf' MIKE PORZIO Editor-in-chief BETSY FORRESTER Associate Editor TOM WINTERS Associate Edator T EXIT ltSTffff MISS LILA WHITE Advisor BOB CARLSON DIANE CARTER Associate Edator Associate Editor ,V PAT NATURALE JANET SAAR Busmess Edrtor Busmess Editor We the edntors of the 1960 EXIT have enyoyed worklng on thus record of our hugh school days Many long hours have gone unto Its production The energehc co operatlon of all of the commuttees our odvlsor Miss White and all the others whom we cannot mentlon mdlvldually has contributed immensely to Its culmmatlon We sincerely hope that this yearbook when reviewed an future years wall brlng back o true memory of our class of 60 and our hugh school years eg Q WA Sf 5, or 14 4.5. re A v Q W wr if Q V P First row: J. Peddieson, G. Sher, P. Naturale, T. Kiernan, C. Kiellberg, L. Buchholz, M. Ercoli. Second row: Miss M. Gerdinick, I. Vandermolen, S. Earl, K. lovestrum, D. Carter, N. Gilbert. Third row: A. Bdldino, R. Carlson, A. Gillies, D. Stiles, S. Lester. HCJNCDR SCDCIETY Membership in the National Honor So- ciety is based on the qualities of scholar- ship, leadership, character and service. Academic achievement, a well-rounded personality, co-operation and considera- tion for others are all important quali- fications for prospective candidates. The Honor Society conducts various money-raising campaigns, including the annual Valentine dance, complete with mock-marriage ceremony, This money goes to a scholarship fund to be awarded to a senior member of the Honor Society at graduation. 94 cr ,..... .' jg, . 9:53 I A- Buldino. treasurer, R. Carlson, vice president, A. Gillies, president, S. Lester, corresponding secretary D, Stiles, recording secretary, Q 4 The most representative student ac- tivity in Nutley High School, the Student Council, meets weekly under the super- vision of Mr. Harold Huntoon, faculty advisor. After each meeting, the repre- sentatives return to their assigned home- rooms to give their reports and listen to the complaints of the students. The student council presides at assem- blies and gives the students a voice in the operation of the school. The student council has done and will continue to do a good iob for the students of Nutley High. G. Mease, president, G. Hossenlopp, vice president, K. Holzrichtev, corresponding secretary, B. Christos, recording secretary, D. detilorio, treasurer. STUDENT CCJUNCIL First row: Mr. Huntoon, R. lePree, C. Bogden, M. Toto, G. Muller, S. Thatcher, S. Sawyer, D. Bukowski, B, Christos, A, Bqldinq, L, Vqn dg Lqngeryl, A. Kirk, P. Madeo, M. Pucci. Second rom l. Fruchtbaum, T. Parochini, D. lenson, D. deFlorio, S. Lester, K. Holzrichter, D. Dunney, B. Hoppe, A. Monisera, J. Pender, I. Janasy, P. Durkin. Third row: J. Weiss, G. Hossenlopp, J. Piro, J. Stoddard, G. Messe, W. Mease, A, Hallam, R. Sommaro, K Stewart, W. Vonroth, M. Tucker, R. Carlson. Fourth row. A. Gillies, R. Willis, N. Neri, J. Mianecki, M. Caputo, R. McCurdy. 95 3:59 V ' i First row: M. Di Costa, S. Keating, R. Grehl, K. Silverstein, B. Sicoli, T. Feraco, I. Vandermolen, L. Katz, L. Dikkeboom, I. Heckler, C, Lindberg, E, Forrester I. Neubert, S. Earl, S. Lester. Second row, S. Perry, L. Momrosh, J. Harris, J. Chalmers, E. Bolstad, C. Simon, J. Kilmer, G. Sher, B. lipkind, B. White- tteet, J. Piserchia, E. Dellon, R. Loerch, Third row, C. Karpson, M. Lippert, P. Coughlin, J. Kasley, S. Swierk, K. Earl, J. Horrocks, D. deFlorio, B. Bimbi P. lanken, R. Forrester, N. Shodowitz, D. Lotz, M. Jones. Fourth row, J. Sichack, A. Beck, A, Gillies, G. Novak, G. Montgomery, H. Klein, B. Kimball, T Winters, M. Tucker, B. Feldman, C. Arnold, M. Ercoli, N. Bode. THE GAUNTLET The GAUNTLET, Nutley High School's literary magazine, is published quarterly under the capable supervision of Mrs, Maxine Hoffer and Mr. Chester Ryan, The responsibility of editing and managing is in the hands of an efficient student staff. The GAUNTLET contains stories, articles, poetry, features, and class columns, as well as art work, fashions, sports reports and book reviews, which have appeal to all mem- bers of the student body. Our magazine has iust successfully completed its twenty-first year of publication. Throughout these years, it has received exceptionally high ratings from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The GAUNTLET has long been known as the magazine representative of the student body at Nutley High. First row, Mrs. Hoier, T. Feraco, Typing, S. Earl, Literary, W. Lipkind, Literary, S. Lester, Editor-in-Chief, M. Ercoli, Assistant Editor, I, Vandermolen, Art, L. Katz, Departments, 8. Forrester, Advertising, Mr. Ryan. Second row: R. Grehl, Secre- tary, J. Sichak, Assistant Art, J. Kasley, Circulation, J. Hofrocks, Circulation, I. Neubert, Ad. Art, R. Loerch, Assistant Ad, Art, H. Klein, Publicity, E. Dellon, Assistant Advertising. 1 -1- 'Z MAROON AND GRAY First row: D. Carter, J. Thor, Editor-in-Chief, J. Harris, Managing Editor, R. Carlson. Second row: Mr. Tiene, H. Fassler, B. Free- HIUH, M. Cebrik, Mrs. HoHer. EMilRO0N E GRAY TAPD N W ' ' ance ext eek 525225-ej,,F3gd,1n:fgjjd W... Cm... .-.....,,.. swans. nw' sms soma Venn e mei hem cup-4 c An-.sq ww. man THE MAROCJN AND GRAY The MAROON AND GRAY is the Nutley High School newspaper. lt plays a prominent part in school affairs, both as a news medium, and as an activity in which a large num- ber of students participate, Mrs. Max Hofter is literary advisor and Mr. Guy Tiene is sm- een crew. ne.-1, swan sm-sr chow- eo sw- Qawt business advisor. Under the management of members of the Class of 1960, the MAROON AND GRAY has become a successful organization. Last year they erased a five hundred dollar deficit which they had inherited. They will leave a profit of over two hundred dollars. This year the MAROON AND GRAY published a special edition on the first day of school which was given to new subscribers. The newspaper also sponsored The Sleigh- ride , a dance well-received by the student body. The use of color, plus a six page issue make this years' issues especially memorable. First row: A. Harris, G. Schulster, G. Holder, P. Durkin, N. Gilbert, D. Carter, J. Harding, G. Holzrichter, D. Fleming, P. Fleming. Second row: M. White, J. Thor, J. Harris, E. Poiani, E. Bolsfad, P. Snyder, J. Sichak, M. Meyer, B. McGinley. Third row: H. Fossler, l. Friedman, L. Haselnus, R. Freeman, R. Townsend, M. Cebrik, J. Kosley, M. Meyer, M. Pipho. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Nutley Hugh School Cadet Band, under the capable supervision of Mr Lester P Hrbek par tlcnpated ln the games of the 1959 football sea son In order to perform well at pre game and halftime, the band has had to rehearse its drills and music every morning ofthe school week at 7 30 AM and on Saturday mornings to polish up their routines The Thanksgiving Day game marks the end of the season of fans and players alike However, to the band members this game marks the begun mng ofthe concert band The musicians look for ward to this phase of the musical year and the annual concert given each sprung First row D Compton J Dovener I Margolis E Dwyer D Koch Second row Mr Hrbek E Heckeroth R Hutch P Ruppell D Gutknecht W Cox M Silverman E Ersteld Third row R Hardy W Wagner A Olson D DlRlenzo E Jenkins Fourth row E Dellon R Mlchaelson V Sehulster F Gurdzuel L Dlkkeboom M Hooper R Turiello D Spencer J Simpson D Lenson Seventh row C Nagy W Laubach J Thor R Brunell M Tellel Eighth row N Apel F Snyder R Gustafson M Cebrlk R Forrester TWIRLERS Miss McFetrldge Sponsor First row P Naturale Captain B Svcolv Lieutenant A Curocco M Aunemma J Saunders A Auello M Rower J Luciano A Momsera A Verdi B Renver I Forrester Captain Second row M DeFurna K Donadua J Nolan E Schrek P Mozleka C Lundberg M Toto D Cunmngham M Matnello C Alworth Lieutenant 98 CHEERLEADERS PRIMAMORE WRIGHT SMITH A BYRNES BAKER CELIDONIO C PERNA CARTER captam VANGROSKY . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Fifth row: R. Pease, A. Johnson, T. Kelly, J. Hudzik, B. Franklin, R. Whitley. Sixth row: P. G. P. G. L. B L S. L. D. . D. , ' I AA .. OCTETS Mr Kohere Sponsor First row R Brunnquell B Duke R lannecl G Plser chla J Caputo W Clomuro Mr Kohere Second row P Plro J Thor M Cebrlk A Taylor M Tucker M Dumphey Thfrd row G Woytowltz B Kimball J Kasley R Whltefleet R Townsend R Papera R Stager SECOND GIRLS CHORUS Mr Kohere Sponsor First row M Wllson P lmperlale S Records B Samplawsku K Dacey C Muchele D McGinley C Galasso T Mast Second row B Hoppe P Durkm C Moench L Grussmg M Bryant M Stanton P Kllroe Thfrd row G Waytowutz J Stulpun M Plro G Marsh J Ohlandt D Schaedler C Martm B Goral Mr Kohere Fourth row P Taylor J Domemck C Lundberg J Emmerlnng J Yonkers L Wnecarver H Hayford D Lotz S Larsen CHORALETTES Mr Kohere, Sponsor Frrxt row C Mas: T Feraco M. Muller N Nlcoua A Hodgkusx M Helleltlnger S VanDerveer J Cloth J Ohlondt G Woytowltz Second row J VanDerveer G Pesveyc E Bolstod C Zeller M Stanton S Rom lem L Wlsecarver C Bell Third row C Stuhrmann R loerch M. Lrppert H Heyford D Bates R Bricker J Podgorxkl D Lotz Mr Kohere Absent G Smnth FIRST GIRLS CHORUS Mr Kohere Sponsor First row B Baker P Marchuguano A Orlando D tempo R Gemtempo Second row M Meola W Ba lonon R Slmeone C Shepard E Joblonskl J Cole S Atchexon M Splrko Third row B Scott B Kellner J lentz J Jackson D Ott C Graeven R Frozee C Bell Mr Kohere l . : ' .I l I .I I . . . .,. ,. ,.- . ,. '. :. . 1- ,f ,1 ,, ' .,. ' ,. . l :. Q I l ,s ,u 1- . I . , . , . . .. . . . ' I. 1- 1- 'I I. - 'll , , , . . :.',. , . -,. , . 1 , , I :. .,. l I , , . ' , . , - 1 l . , ' :. ,. ll , . ,. Kelleher, L. Bova, E. Carpenter, L. Bulanio, M. Geni- ,. ' . :. ,. - re' ,. ,. '11 I . , . . . I I. I. 4 . ,. ,. ,. ,. . . ,. . . , I : . ' , . l , . ,- lp Q , . ' I 1 ' 1' ,. A. :. 1- -1 4 ,. l , - , . 1' .'. Z. ., c., , ,. ,. ,. .,v 1 . . I. 1. 'I ' . I' .,. I' . I. ,. ,. . GERMAN CLUB Miss Urban, Sponsor First row: M. Silverman, H. Haselnus, R. Joel, M. Sil- verman, J. CioHi, C. Segeden, R. Steinbruck, G. Riser- chia, G. Muller, J. Piserchia, D. Kaneps, C. Dvetliefr Miss Urban. Second row: T. Kelly, R. Bucker, I. Neu- bert, L. Buchholz, P. Thouluc, G. Mease, A. Weckes- ser, J. Nyiri, C. Weckesser, G. Waytowitz, R. Blan- chard. Third row: B. Toilet, C. Arnold, S. Scarborough, E. Belmont, B. Whitetleet, T. Kiernan, J. Ohlandt, A. Huther, R. Forrester, C. Thieme. Fourth row: K. Johns, F. Snyder, E. Ersield, B. Urban, N. Bergstein, P. Taylor, S. Frakt, G. Novak, T, Winters. JUNIOR SPANISH CLUB Miss Marenghi, Sponsor First row: Miss Marenghi, M. Hooper, M. Meyer, M. Angstadt, I. Janasy, J. Ruckel, E. Dellon, P. Buwen G. Holzrichter, V. De Io Matte, P. Madeo. Second row D. Pannullo, C. De Piro, R. Frazee, J, A. Cerbone, A. Eville, R. Francischetti, R. Arnold, P. Gaitka, G. Gallion, L. Bal, D. Celidonio, C. Shaw. Third row. L. Maior, P. Joyce, P. Foote, D. Lindstrom, J. Susinski M. Clayton, J. Rotunda, M. Ritacco, M. Stabile, J. Francisco, G. Marsh. Fourth row: P. Sosnick, S. Morris, B. Burgermaster, R. Pease, S. Craig, E. Evangelista, A. Newmark, J. DiGiovanni, R. Sposato, J. Jackson. FRENCH CLUB Miss Gerdinick, Sponsor First row: J. Vitterito, R. Galioto, P. Petillo, S. Perry, K. Holzrichter, D. Stiles, N. Hoftman, L. Katz, D. Car- ter, N. Gilbert, R. Grehl, M, Nicosia, C. Perna, L. Baker, D. Smith, A. Baldino, Miss Gerdinick. Second row: J. Chalmers, C. Bigo, M. Ercoli, N. Shadowitz, C. Perebinossofl, A. Sonenshein, S, Romlein, I. Van- dermolen, A. Spickofsky, E. Poiani, E. Dion, J, Spickof- sky, L. Buchholz, B. Forrester, B. McGinley. Third row. C, Sturhmann, S. Lester, S. Earl, P, Perebinossofl, A. Gillies, G. Sher, A. Hallam, D. deFlorio, A. Stockman, A. Beck, C. Karpson, C. Zeller, M. Lippert. SENIOR SPANISH CLUB Mr. lupien, Sponsor First row: Mr. lupien, N. Bade, C. Bigo, J, Hqrrig D. Bukowski, A, Harris, R. Fanelli, T. Feraco, G, Piro Second row. D. Zoppi, P. Piro, R. Papera, J. Peddieson R. Kimball, J. Caputo, I. Vandermolen, M. Ercoli. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Mrs. Pecoraro, Sponsor First row: Mrs. Pecoraro, M. Wilson, P. Hynes, P. Thou- Iuc, M. Piro, S. Romlein, J. Bormon, K, Docey, E. Ber- nard, C. Schmittzeh, C. Rossi, C. Galosso, D. Pallante. Second row: R. Sposato, C. Hamberger, B. Karpson, A. Spickofsky, M. Hettelfinger, J, Piserchia, A. Hodg- kiss, C. lvino, S. Records, J. Goldberg, S. Schroeder, N. Gilbert, S. Quimby, J. Podgorski. Third row: J. Susinski, M. Clayton, A. Winters, M. Meyer, D. Brad- ford, J. Spickatsky, B, Kraatz, J. Brandzel, l. Buchholz, F. Yonkers, A. Stockman, B. Goral, G. Teeple, M. Stanton. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Miss Sonne and Miss Lentini, Sponsors First row: Miss Lentini, M. Meyer, M. Ford, P. Williams N. Stolp, Corresponding secretory: J. Harris, Treas urer, S. Lester, Recording secretary, B. Forrester, Presif dent, I. Neubert, Membeship chairman, C. Zeller, Vice- President, C. Segedin, S. Gutknecht, C. Duecker, P. Madeo, M. Nicosia, J. Forta. Second row: D. DiRienzo M. Manzella, B. Hirsch, R. Grehl, L. Vitiello, L. DeFuria P. Petillo, E. Poiani, C. Cesano, N. Bode, J, Viteritto M. Mattiello, J. Trippodi, C. Weckesser. Third raw. M. Hooper, C. Jezek, J. Ohlandt, L. Wisecarver, C Ibbotson, P. Beyer, C. Catone, D. Stiles, M. Milano J. Blair, D. Panullo, R. Bricker, G. Woytowitz, P. Naturale, M. White, P. Greengrove. Fourth row: D Lotz, J. Van der Wende, M. Duchnick, C. Kiellberg A. Domenick. P. Snyder, C. Keelen, C. Stuhrmann, S Earl, P. Coughlin, A. Beck. LATIN CLUB Mr. Tiene, Sponsor First row: M. Kucinsky, I. Janasy, C. Iovina, J. Harding l. Baue, D. Carlos, C. deFaymareau, S. Cox, M. Bry- ant. Second row: Mr. Tiene. J. Sichack, L. Horn, T Hatch, F. diGiacoma, P. Dion, P. Karpson, J. Gordon Third row: J. Kirick, Y. Venza, P. Lankan, T, Kelly, S Bell, A. Euille, B. Johantgan, N. Killilea. SENIOR MATH CLUB Mr. Lombardi, Sponsor First rovr: E. Bolstad, J. Harris, C. Cesano, G. Pesveyc, N. Hottman, B. Franklin. Second row: L. Hasolnus, A. Huther, R. Urban, R. Carlson, W. Lipkind, A. Emmons, Mr. Lombardi. Third row: A. Battaglia, G. Novak F. Snyder, M. Coughlin, C. Kiellberg, T. Kiernan, P. Piro. lOl CHEMISTRY CLUB Mr. Gulknechl, Sponsor Firsl row: R. Loerch, Mr. Gulknechl, R. Bricker, J. HOV ris, M. Milazzo, L. Buchholz, E. Bolslod, C. Cesano J. Chalmers, D. Carter, N. Gilbert. Second row: F Snyder, T. Kiernon, K. Earl, M. Cebrik, D. Colin, A Emmens, R. Brunnquell, S. Earl, M. Coughlin, B. Frank lin. Third row: R. Townsend, H. Klein, G. Novak, P Piro, G. Irwin, G. Piserchia, J. Thor, T. Winters, R Urban. Hosress CLUB Mrs. Dollard, Sponsor 5. Levendusky, E. Chuy, J, Ciofli, Mrs. Dollard, C. Lind berg, P. Wright, C. Czechowicz. 102 SECRETARIAL CLUB Mrs. Clement, Sponsor First row: Mrs. Clement, D. Laird, R. Pascarella, B. Sicoli, 'P. Negra, K. Laukatis, B. Desprez, L. Carlucci, J. Luciano. Second row: C. Fehrenbach, G. Parr, E. Pheasant, J. Fanelli, B. Zindell, M. Troisi, P. Goodman. Third row: P. VanGrosky, K. Donadia, K. Silverstein, J. Tolve, K, Vigilante, L. Lordy, B. Sendecki, S. Schau- felberger, J. Herkloz. Fourth row: A. Anderson, D. Cirillo, L. VanDerWende, J. Kilmer, B. Henderson, S. Kash, J. Saar, J. Quosig. DEBATING CLUB Mr. Fritch, Sponsor First row: Mr. Fritch, P. Greengrove, R. Grehl, S, Perry, L. Baker, P. Fleming, R. Carlson, R. Townsend. Second row: D. Tucker, L. Bal, R. Zelii, M. Silverman, J. Hor- rockx. Third row: E. Belmont, C. Kiellberg, N. Hallman, J. Thor, N. ,Shadowitz, M. Ercoli. Fourth raw. J. Nowak, R. Scarborough, C. Arnold, J. Kasley, T. Winters, R. Bricker, D. Lotz, G. Sher. Absent: D. Carter, M. Mos- tello, lhelanchard. DRAMATICS CLUB Mr. Dui, Miss lamartino, Mr. Allison, Sponsors First row: Mr. Duff, R. Papera, R. deFlorio, K. Dacey B. Jones, C. Rossi, M. Nicosia, P. Madeo, R. Berg, C Perna, D. DelRoso, A. Sorenson, C. DeFaymoreau, A Kirk, D. Lally, D. Fleming, P. Fleming, M. Di Costa Miss lamartino. Second row: B. Burgermaster, C. Derry M, ma, c. sun..-wofm, s. mum, P. Penne, L. vmf ello, C. Segedin, P. Gaitka, N. Gilbert, E. Gallis, K Lovstrom, E. Malin, A. Politzzio, J. Fanelli, S. Repp, S Craig, Mr. Allison. Third row: M. Milazzo, B. Forrester N. Haflman, S, Perry, S. Dugan, R. Galioto, M. Kucin: sky, E. Dion, J. Francisco, M. Clayton, J. Harding, B Farabough, M. Toto, J. Brandzel, J. Ruckle, A. Moni- sera. Fourth row. M. Lippert, N. Smith, G. Gallion P. Snyder, N. Stolp, B. Hoppe, B. Kraatz, S. Kleger D. Dillienzo, E. Peschel, M, Branigan, P, Stawicki, K Schemm, E. Bolstad, J. Chalmers. Fifth row: R. Bricker, K. Cowal, M. Hooper, M. Meyer, D. Pannullo, F. DiDai, B. Clamurro, J. Sichak, A. Stackman, D. Bradford, M. White, L. Bal, S. Perkins, C. Lindberg, C. Hamburger, S. Morris, K. latrate, J. Goldberg. PALETEERS Miss Melikian, Sponsor First row: Miss Melikian, S. Morris, L. Keelen, J. Co- royan, S. Quimby, M. Angstadt, A. Bernardo, C. Schmittzeh, D. Kaneps, M. DiCosta. Second row: I. Vondermalen. S. Dugan, C. Cipolla, D. Sands, K. Schemm, J. Ruckel, S. Reeves, C. lbbotson, B. Kraatz, P. Beyer. Third row: C. Ruuolo, R. DePiro, K. Johns, J. Hall, B. Kellow, S. Swierk, M. Jones, J. Sichak, P. Joyce. lO3 1 1 SENIOR USHERS Miss Sprague, Sponsor First row: Miss Sprague, C. Chern, A. Hewitt, M. Revis, L. Katz, D. Stiles, J. Borman, D. Carter, T. Feraco, L. Carpenter. Second row: S. Seufert, V. Berst, E. Bolstad, l. Vondermolen, J. Kilmer, S. Romlein, N. Hoflman, M. Milauo, J. Harris, C. Befumo. Third row: K. Bigo, C. Karpson, R. Bricker, C. Sturhmann, G. Watowitz, A. Stockman, P. Coughlin, B. Goral, A. Beck, J. Horrocks, C. Weckesser. BOYS' USHER CLUB Miss Sprague, Sponsor First row. Miss Sprague, A. Weiss, D, Zoppi, P. Pere- binossotl, V. Berst, leader. Second row: C. Selewach, R. Yorton, R. Wilks, D. Koch. IO4 JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE USHERS Miss Sprague, Sponsor First row. D. Del Torto, J. Kinsky, A. Kinsky, J. Fusaro, K. Fama, L, Bowe, J. Blon, B. Seckins, C. Iovino, C. Rossi, J. Krais, E, Carpenter, M. Bucci, K. Meddis, P. Harrington, M. Robins, A. Kelleher, M. Mazzeo. Sec- ond row. K. Doro, B. Lettisetton, B. Lomb, C. Breen, R. Arnold, H. Mullioihello, J. Lee, T. Sherk, G. Shermam, N. Robbins, D. Smith, S. Byrnes, P. Hess, S. Quimby. J. Carolyn, S. Cook, Miss Sprague. Third row. J. Ciotti, C. Catone, J. Francisco, L. Monte, P. Madeo, M. Auriemma, S. Gutknecht, M. Clayton, P. Sawicki, E. Poiani, S. Records, M. Nicosia, J. Forta, K. Cola, M. Wilson, A. Grehl. Fourth row: E. Chuy, M. White, C. Zeller, S. Dugan, S. Lauer, D. Lindstrom, V. Schulster, L. Keelen, G. Marsh, C. Ibbotson, L. Harding, P. Joyce, F. Yonkers, D. Schaedler, J. Ohlandt, S. Gerace. Fifth row: D. Celidonio, C. Perna, I. Gugliocello, C. Ber- nardo, B. Hirsch, J, Jacobus, L. Kolesar, B. Lucas, D. Bates, G. Gardner, S, Governale, J. Spickofsky, J. Susinki, R .Sposato, M. Jones, J. Saunders, P. Petillo. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE USHERS Miss Sprague, Sponsor First row: Miss Sprague, S. Morris, J. Cerami, K. Chad- wick, A. Lambert, A, Verdi, M. Meyer, E. Peschel, E. Jenkins, L, Van de Langeryt, C. Luzzi, L. Vogler, P Zeitz, B. Yavorski, P. Robertson, K. Troisi, P. Puccio- rello. Second row: B. Bishop, D. Ott, J. Schumacher J. Buonno, D. Cunningham, M. LaTora, M, A. Mc- Govern, S. Sawyer, L. Maior, D. Dillienzo, M, Man- zella, L. Levendusky, S. Walsh, E. Bott, K. Kowal, S Faulkner. Third row: C. Hamburger, J. Gordon, M. A Bryant, K. Kowal, C, Kleen, P. Heigis, N. Schaeffer P. Gannon, L. Bukowski, J. Perry, M. Fredericks, C Mancuso, B. Berry, P. Soar, B. Hoppe, L. Tietsworth Fourth row: S. Levendusky, P. Kearney, J. Rotunda, P Booth, D. Toui, J. Jackson, N. Killilea, H. Meister, D Chalmers, J. Gras, C. Jezek, C. Foresta, J. Crorken l. Heckler. Fifth row: N. Greco, M. Gee, J. Goldberg M. Toto, K. Stager, K. Donahue, M. Spirko, N Wettach, A. Monisera, D. Corken, C. Derry, S. Schroed- er, P. Karpson, D. Ponnullo, J. Koelsch, C. Brown. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Miss Piro, Sponsor First row: Miss Piro, M. DiCosla, C. Chern, R. Ferrara, E. Federshneider, R. Blanchard. Second row: R. Gali oto P. Kearns , M. White P. Wright, D. Pannulla. I Y , Third row: N. Smith, M. Coughlin, M. Meyer, A. Win ters, M. Pipho. CHESS CLUB Mr. DUH, Sponsor Mr. Dutl, L. Haselnus, G. Sher, T. Winters, J. Peddie- ION. PROJECTION CLUB Mr. Kahley, Sponsor First row. Mr. Kahley, H. Fassler, R. Golden, T. Gurd- ziel, R. Zelift, E. Ernstrom. Second row: R, Koll, C. Nagy, S. Craig, J. Kirick, L. Friedman. Third row: J. Evans, R. Turiello, S. Schultz, T. Kelly, J. Moran, W. Bimbi, C. Kropac. STAGE CREW Mr. Fritch and Mr. Mattiucci, Sponsor: First row: Mr, Fritch, A. Pisciotta, F. Capeuano, L Sciacca, C. Nagy, Mr. Mattiucci. Second row. T. Kelly S, Schultz, R. Turiello, G. Dutcher. 105 BOYS' BOWLING CLUB Mr. Mattiucci and Mr. Suttren, Sponsors First row: Mr. Mattiucci, L. Chalk, E. Wetherill, H. Stein- lauf, R. Ianneci, D. Maior, R. Yarton, C. Selewach, R. DeRosa, It. Merritt, D. Gutknecht, Mr. Suttren: Second row: P. Roe, R. McAIoon, P. Perebinossoff, A. Neiss, T. Kelly, J. Hudzik, A. Johnson, R. Albert, P. Dranow, R. Ebeling. Third row. J. DiRienzo, H. Jacquemin, J. Healy, J. Kirick, B. Kellow, E. Marcell, T. Boyko, W. Feldman, J. Evans, M. Tucker. Fourth row. R. Fritsche, D. Yaple, J. Dilascio, R. Schmid, S. Alifano, R. Pal- kewicz, H. Salayko, V. Priore, C. Kropac, J. Edelman. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB Mrs. Picardi and Mrs. Niebergall, Sponsors First row: Mrs. Niebergall, J. Orlando, N. Fay, L. Fetsch, D. Corcoran, N. Wettach, C. Meddis, S. Cox, S. Quimby, 8. Seekins, C. Galasso, Mrs. Picardi, Sec- ond row. C. Stager, C. Fehrenbach, C. Foresta, B. Mor- rison, C. Deurr, P, Bedford, D. Carlos, P. Gee, N. Soden. Third row. M. Mann, P. Duchnik, B. Henderson L. Tino, P. Narucki, B. Lindstrom, C. Westdyke, D. De' Mazio, V. Steinert, D. Mittelstadt, P. Mozeika. Absent. S. Kash, K. Kash. IO6 GENERAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES Mrs. Leviten, Sponsor First row: Mrs. Leviten, P. Saar, M. Gee, C. Butterworth, C. Ferraro, V. Stone, M. Miola, L. Vande Langeryt, Second row: A. Cullari, L. Jackman, M. Piro, J. Brand- zel, G. Corona, A. Lambert, L. Keelen, J. Nyiri, C. Brancaccio, G. Holzrichter. Third row: K. Fisher, P. Piro, D. Pannullo, P, Booth, S. Levendusky, M, Meyer, E. Winters, D. Lotz, T. Winters. RIFLE CLUB Mr. Seufert, Sponsor First row: S. Seufert, F. Gurdziel, T. Gurdziel, V. Hutch J. Ugliarolo, C. Emmens, E. Carpenter, L. Carpenter R Smart. Second row: M. Allmann, T. Kelly, T. Peters J. Moran, D. Maior, A. Woitowicz, C. Jezek, T. Good: ale, R. Pillitteri. Third row: B. Jackson, E. St. Thomas R. Scarborough, R. Koll, R. Turiello, C. Nagy, V. Venzaz R. Burns, A, Adivari. 1 OFFICE HELPERS Miss Ciccone First row: T. Feraco, A. Sorensen, Miss Ciccone, E. Berard, M. De Iorio. Second row: Mrs. Coputo, M Mattiello, A. Harris, A. Bruno, J. Juban, G. Muller Mrs. Sedlak. Third row: R. Turiello, B. Bishop, D. Tozzi C. Czechowicz, C. Korpson, D. Bukowski, C. Nagy' Fourth row: W. Bimbi, J. Quosig, L. Dikkeboom, G Waytowitz, P. Noturale, V. Berst, D. Cirillo. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Miss Maher and Mr. Pecoraro, Sponsors First row: Miss Maher, S. Romlein, L. Katz, G. Pesveyc, D. Stiles, A. Baldino, T. Feraco, Mr. Pecoraro. Second row: G. Montgomery, W, Lipkind, J. Harris, D. Bukow- ski, M. Tucker, D. de Florio, LIBRARY HELPERS Mrs. Poynter First row: J. Sichak, J. Cerami, D. Dietz, G. Holder, K. Silverstein, M. Jones. Second row: L. Tino, 5. Piro. A. Cullari, C. Smith, Mrs. Poynter. Third row: J. Brus- tia, H. Hayford, N. Hoftman, C. Zeller, S. Dugan. 3 NURSES HELPERS Mrs. Pecofaro First row: G. Borden, L. Monaco, P. Sawicki, P. Goitko C. Samerotte, L. Vande Langeryl, J. Reitsperger. Sec ond row. G. Gollion, E. Forrester, B. Goral, P. Thouluc P. Williams, J. Susinski. Third row: N. Ricca, C. Ham- burger, Mrs, Pecoraro, S. Brauer, P. Foote. 107 ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE Mlss Vall First row P Durlun P Gonko Second row I Vander molan P Hengns G Galhon Thrrd row D Dunney B Hoppe C Weckesser DEAN OF BOYS HELPERS Mr Broffman Furs! row D McGinley I. Lordy Mr Broffman Socond row C Cesano B Forabough Third row P Snyder Fourth row D Chalmers J Gros DEAN OF GIRLS HELPERS Mess Vall Farsi row S Romlem J Hardmg A Verdu Muss Vaal Sac ond row P Snyder E Blckerion D Dunney Third row P Kearney D Fannullo C Weckesser P Wnght GUIDANCE HELPERS Mr Novak Mrs Verdn Frrsv row C Barbata S Rupp G Bushop I Jonosy Mrs V J Verdu Secretary Second row C Derry M Lopa C Foresfo M Manzella M Lune Mr George Novak Coun selor Thlrd row L Reuss K Donadla E Gallls K Vg: IanIe J Tolve Fourfh row A Domemck E Chuy J Scar J Chalmers A Beck SPORTS REVIEW NUTLEY First row D McCann K Stewart R Davus J Alello R Peterson D Machlorlete R Palkewlcz B Kimball C Benclvenm Second row A Battaglla M Moen P Puleo F Nnxon J Wens G Hossenlopp J Strauch B Marlon J Donaduo J Clarke Third row Mr Dentch backtield coach J Malloy J Watkins S Moore M Malloy J Venerl N Nerl J Sarrecchna J Plro Fourth row G Dutcher D Dolan B Wolfarth A Hallam C DAlola R DePlro T Zappla B Sammaro Mr Zwnrek lme coach Fifth row Mr Phllllps head coach G Osborne R luzzollno P Klaus G Olson L Stergmarer T Malloy A Taylor J Eulo 1 N.H.S. VARSITY FQOTBALL - 1960 5 I 'ff .er ' 3 ' 'Y' A. . R13 3 Coaches Louu Zvurek, Sandy Phillip: and Ed Dutch ,I A word to the vue- Sluppy Hcfhlfingor George Balthasor and Jack Evans First row B Freeman T Parchlm B Bllflbl M. Cohn J Slemmeyer A Hallam G Hossenlopp Second row John Blviano Junior Varsity Coach T Malloy J Bender J Watkins T Stelnmacher B Bond J Dentch Ed Dench Varsity Coach N H S VARSITY BASKETBALL 1960 The Maroon Raiders roundball quintet coached by Ed Deitch was unable to find a good big man this season as It dropped at least five forays due was composed of one semor and four lumors lacked the valuable experience of some of their oes John Stelnmeyer, the lone semor starter per formed well throughout most of the campaign and enloyed 7 8 average In points per game This as the fans should well remember was a rebuilding campaign for the team and the experl ence which the team earned should stand them in good stead next year MANAGERS BOB FREEMAN and BILL WARHURST Q CAPTAIN JOHN STEINMEYER . 0 to this lack of height. Also the starting Eve, which , f . All :yi T N H S VARSITY BGWLING Knoolmg F Gilbert R Merrltt P Roe B Blmbl Standing Mr J Mattuuccl coach M Porzlo B Feldman M Vecchio This season Nutley Hugh School keglers loaned the North Jersey lnterscholastlc Bowling Assocla tlon and performed admirably In It The team paced by Bull Feldman Mlke Porzlo and Phll Roe was faced with many teams who had prevlous experuence ln the young league Nutley however has pulled some malor upsets ln the league by de featung the leaders ofthe league For a team whnch IS lust startlng out the Maroon Raiders have made thelr presence felt ln another varsity sport MIKE Ponzlo ppm Roz neo :. ,. ,.,. . :.. , 7. ,. , ' I 1 I . , , I I M .f ' v. 4 , A- ' ' ,, .. V , - , ' .ff 'vw 'x . . , y . -, - . '-o g . ' A' A ,. 7 N lf ' ' First row: M. Hallam, S. Goldberg, C. Cerami, A. SanGiacomo, P. Mueller, J. lppolito, F. Capoui. Second row: J. Caputo, D. McCann, F. Mazzitelle, M. Porzio, E. Seidel, B. Warhurst, mgr. Third row: Mr. Broltrnan, Junior Varsity Coach, J. Bender, A. Hallam, G. Hossenlopp, D. Marchak, J. Strauch, J. Flanagan, Mr. D'Andrea, Varsity Coach. Fourth row: B. Wolfarth, E. Crawford, R. Scott, J. Deitch. N.H.S. VARSITY BASEBALL - 1960 This coming baseball season will see the Nutley nine under the guidance ofa new mentor, Louis Costanzo. Ralph D'Andrea, the coach of last season's diamond nine, was required to hand over the reins of the team to Mr. Costanzo because of his promotion to assistant to the principal of the Franklin School. The team itself has the makings of one of the states top ones. Pitching, which is the backbone of most base- ball teams, will be the Raider's strong point. They have capable performers in Don McCann, Frank Mazzitelle, and Ron Birtwistle. Nutley will have at least two other seniors in the starting lineup, They are shortstop John Steinmeyer and outfielder Mike Porzio, both of whom lettered last season. All in all this shapes up to be a fine season for the varsity squad. ll4 F 5 Former diamond coach Ralph D'Andrea give: pointers to his predeccesor Louis Costanzo 'Ihr' JF V I-1. 'Q J Xxzxf MIKE PORZIO JOHN STEINMEYER I Q FRANK Muzneus JOHN CAPUTO DON McCANN Blll WARHURST RON BIRTWISTLE H5 .Q , -c fig' -W 4 C' N N f' - 1- Y , A I 4 fa asf , of ffl fr 5' Returning from the eight which placed third in the no tlonals last year for the Nutley Varsity Crew are Tank Carlson Clark Makmson Roger Townsend and Bob White fleet Up from last year s second and third elghts IS a large group of seniors who will be competing for spots on the varsity shell Bull Bennett founder of crew at N H S and coach for the past 12 years announced his retirement this winter Replacing hlm will be his able assistant Edward Cummings This year the crew held pre season workouts in the gymnasium and hlt the water early In March At the con cluslon ofthe season they will compete at Princeton for the national title With the large number of returning rowers Nutley ns looking forward to a good season AL EMMENS GEORGE SHER TOM WINTERS BILL LIPKIND I 3 s. C f o I g X s 'I w A L 3 I N N M J. A N T A H COACH EDWARD CUMMINGS G O E R R ROGER TOWNSEND ff- l JERRY PISCHERCIA 305 WHI1-EFLEET BILL JACKSON RONALD HEIL BOB FREEMAN ARNQ HUTH HENRY KLEIN LARRY HASELNUS CLARK MAKINSON ER ROGER PETERSON PHIL PEREBINOSSOFF GIL IRWIN 11 -arq? sos PAPERA COACH Louis zwmex DAN ZOPPI KEN MCCLELLAN TOM KIERNAN PHE SEGALA I Mir H, 64 I I 1 xl guy 4. A A.:.4..w JACK 'WUSH BARRY senvusms l I-l MISS JANUZI First row. L. Bol, L. Balmer, V. Bogul, K. Birrwistle, R. Berg, A. Aiello, C, Bar Ietti. Second row. Miss Jonuzi, R. Alu, M. Adrogna, C. Bernardo, P. Beyer, J. Anonko, M. Auriemma, C. Alworth, J. Alu. Third row: M. Amster, C. Arnold D. Bates, B. Asaro, V. Bcldino, E. Bickerton, V. Beninati, F. Bencivenni, C Adragna. Fourth row: R. Bond, W. Bimbi, J. Bender, R, Amelio, T, Barone N. Bergstein, H. L. Baker, L. Andrews, D. Blair. xml JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: Miss Wallace, V. Wilson, secretory, J. Piro, president, D. McGinley, treasurer, Mr. DuITy. Second row: K. Sawyer, treasurer, J. Deitch, vice- president. l2O me l I -2 Mn, LANGDON First row: M. Clayton, D. Celidonia, A. Cirocco, J. Corolan, K. Cola, S. Byrnes V. Bott. Second row: Mr. Langdon, C. Cufone, E. Corona, P. Buwen, C Clomurro, J. CiofTi, S. Cook, A. Cupalbo. Third row: E, Chuy, U. Botticelli W. Codner, P. Bultles, S. Christoftersen, F. Cole, S. Ciccone, M. Cohn Fourth row: B. Burgermaster, C. Craig, T. Boyko, J. Bresnahan, D, Bradford C, Compo, L. Chalk. 1 HOME I I-3 MR. DUFFY First row: Mr. Duffy, D. Del Torto, A. M. Donnatello, B. Cullari, L. Deeb V. delaMotIe, R. DeRose, K. Dacey. Second row: C. Czechowicz, G. DeSrank C. D'Aloia, J. Delucca, T. Cullari, E, Dellon, J, DePilippis, L. DeFuria Third row: D. Dolan, P. DeMunIer, F. Cucinello, A. Domenick, A. Cullari S. Dugan, E. Dion, N, Duggan. Fourth row: J. DiGiovanni, G. Dulcher, J Dilascio, J. Deilch, J. Dillienzo, D. Downey, T. Dunphy. I I -5 Mus. WAGNER First row: J. Jacobus, B. Hirsch, C. Halpin, S. Gutknechl, P. Hess, I. Guglio- ciello, G. Grande, B. Jacobus, M. Graziano, Second row. Mrs. Wagner, E. Harding, S. Hall, H. Hoyford, A. Grehl, C. lbbolson, F. Holfmeisler, A. Hal- lam, R. Hannon, R. Heigis. Third row: G. Johnson, J. Healy, J. Hascup, G. Jenik, A. Grosso, G. Hossenlopp, R, luzzelino, J. Hicks, W. Hergenhan. ROCDMS I I -6 Mn. GUTKNECHT First row. Mr. Gulknechl, J. Kinsky, A. Kelleher, D. Kaneps, J. Juban, D. Krois, H. Kohler, S. Larallo, L. Kislow. Second row: K, Jones, L. Kolesar, L. Keelen, W. Kellner, W. Lang, R. Kierstead, K. Kaulzmann. Third row- J. Killeen, P. Kohler, P. Joyce, M. Jones, S. Kcsperowicz, D. Lambo, B, Kellow, J, Kirick, T. Lardner. I I-4 MR. PHILLIPS Firsl row: Mr. Phillips, H. Fussler, E. Federshneider, J. Fahmie, J. Forfa, J. Grady, G. Gardner, C. Galdo. Second row: G. Gallion, P. Gailka, B. Fara- baugh, M. Galvin. D. Evans, P. Foote, R, Galdan, R. Franscishelli. Third row: R. Galiolo, J. Emmerling, J. Francisco, C. Fulinello, J. Grady, D. Governale, S. Gerace, A. Eville. Fourfh row: S. Finacchiaro, B. Florio, D. Goble, R. Frilsche, E. Ersfeld, J. Edelman, R. Forresler, L. Friedman. JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Firsv row: C. Allworlh, D. DelTor1o, J. Saunders, K. Colo, D. McGinley. Second row: R. Sposalo, J. Francisco, V. Wilson, G. Muller, H. Hayford, J. Killeen. I2l 11-7 MISS MELIKIAN First row: Miss Melikian, D. Luzzi, P. Madeo, D. McGinley, B. Lawson, J Levine, C. Malone, K. Lordy, G. Marsh, S. Lauer. Second row: J. Malloy, H. Malloy, D. Maior, E. Marcell, D. Maclntyre, R. Mangolds, J. Marfia M. McCree, W Lopa, R. Laudodia. Third row: W. Mandra, B. Lucas, D Morese, C. Lindberg, C. Lewis, H. Moines, D. lotz, K. McMahon, J. Leone. l 11-10 Mns.cLamsNr First row: Mrs. Clement, M. Ricca, K. Schemm, J. Rinaldi, V. Schulster, C. Segedin, J. Saunders, J. Ruckle, R. Schwartz, N. Robbins. Second row: K. Sawyer, D. Schaedler, B. Ruzika, R. Scott, R. Sammaro, S, Russo, R. Sam- plavvski, R. Scranton, J. Sarrecchia. Third row: P. Riche, E. St. Thomas, H. Salayko, R. Scarborough, R. Schmid, L. Safko, G. Satir, R. Ryan. 122 11-8 Mn.ALusoN First row: J. Ogilvie, B. Molinare, M. Mazzeo, T. Masi, M. Nicosia, N. Neri, D. Murphy, G. Osborne, D. Melito, R. Mellage, Mr. Allison. Second row, J. Ohlandt, S. Murray, T. Nyiri, G. Muller, M. O'ReilIy, M. Ortiz, M. Mos- tello, P. Mozeika, D. Mittelstadt, J. Konak. Third row: D. Mitchel, R. O'Don- nell, J. Moron, E. Miller, A. Newmark, R. Meyer, M. Novak, E. Norstedt. HCDME 11-9 MISS PICHEL First row: R. Picariello, M. Piro, S. Quimby, S. Phillips, E. Provett, S. Pavone C. Perna, M. Pucci, P. Policastro, E. Poiani, Miss Pichel. Second row: C Perebinossoh, V. Primomore, C. Rankl, P, Petrella, M. Perrota, D. Plaatie J. Reitsberger, P. Petillo, S. Records, S. Reeves. Third row: S. Perkins, J Pelligrino, J. Piro, V. Priore, A, Petito, J. Pollito, J. Peccarelli, G. Peterson f l 'l-'l l MR. LENAGHEN First row: A. Stinson, B. Smith, G. Sherman, A. Shemelay, N. Soden, V Stone, R. Steinmeyer, D. Smith, A. Sorensen, C. Sherk, M. Semonian, Mr. Lenaghen. Second row: J. Strauch, J. Selser, T. Steinmacher, J. Sichak, M. Stanton, J. Susinski, A. Sonenshein, M. Silverman, J, Spickotsky, P. Snyder, N. Shadowitz. Third row: C. Shorter, R. Stamm, B. Smith, D. Smith, A. Taylor. R. Spasato, C. Show, H. Steinlout, R. Taftet, P. Sosnick. . , gg l 1 l l l-12 Miss srucue First row: M. White, V. Wilson, S. Thatcher, R. ZelitT, R. Tramutola, C. Zin geser, C. Weise, S. Templeman, J. Verrico, M. Wilson, A, Weckesser. Sec ond row: B. Zorn, J. Veneri, D. Tucker, C. Zeller, P. Wright, A. Tuosto, F. Yonkers, P. Williams, L. Vigilante, Miss Sprague. Third row: J. Watkins, R. Willis, A. Zappia, J. Weiss, R, Woltarth, P. Velkers, V. Venza, T. Ver Iezzo, J. Wilkinson. ROCMS l 0-l MR. BARKER First row: R. Bilczewski, J. Abel, J. Anderson, J. Blumenschein, M. Bell, M. Angstadt, A. Bernardo, C. Apostolico, E. Bernard, A. Borino, J. Blum, L. Bave. Second row: Mr. Barker, W. Baker, A. Barone, P. Auerbach, P. Bed- ford, S. Atcheson, R, Arnold, C. Bernier, R. Bambardieri, A. Benncivenni. Third row: R. Bimbi, J. Boudreau, R. Albert, S. Bell, P. Booth, A. Adivari, G. Ball, R. Bartholmew. C. Bell, B. Bishop, V. Bilczewski. 2 . I 3 I 10-2 Miss Roos First row: B. Bucci, M. Carlee, E. Carpenter, V. Brogan, C. Cacioppo. Second row. Miss Roos, M. Bryant, C. Brown, C. Brenn, D. Carlos, M. Branigan, D. Bursch, R. Burns, F. Canning, J. Cafone, J. Butler, J. Brandzel. Absent. J. Bruwen, G. Cafro. l23 I 0-3 Mus. Nleasncnl First row. Mrs. Niebergall, l. Christian, N. Cetta, D. Chalmers, D. Crorkan, M. Cordero, S. Cox, K. Coe, W. Dalton. Second row: B. Cronheim, P, Cash- man, C. Chase, J. Crorken, D. Cordasco, C. Cipolla, D, Corcoran, J. Cerbone, l. Cerami. Third raw: F. Cucchiara, J. Christopher, D. Coeyman, G. Cundari, T. Chalk, D. Conawoy, R. Clark, M. Castellano, J. Christman. Absent: A, Cole. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MR. PRIMAMORE and MISS ROOS, Class Sponsors Firtt row. Mr. Primamore, L. Grandinetti, treasurer, J. Pender, assistant treasurer, R. Migliorelli, secretary, Miss Roos. Second row: l. Fruchtbaum, vice-president, R. Bimbi, president. I24 I 0-4 MR. Mcvrmuvs First row: Mr. Mc-Phillips, T. Dilorenzo, C. Derry, F. DiCiocclo, A. Delorenzo, K. Dowe, B. Dellaluna, T. DeAngeIis, C. deFaymoreau, M. Dilorio, K. DeRosa. Second row: F. DiGiacomo, A. Dolan, J. Dovener, R. Dirlan, R. DiMoIa, D. DeMarzio, P. Dion, C. DiPiro, K. Donohue. Third row. P. De- Mattia, G. DiPanicis, R. DiPiro, J. Denkinger, S. Dierlam, E. DePnnicis, B. Despenziere, R. DeSordi. HCDME IO-5 MISS BAER First row: N. Fay, L. Fetsch, R. Frazee, P. Durkin, V. Fashano, C. Ferrara 'C. Duecker, C. Emmens, N. Fay, J. Fusaro. Second row: R. Ferraro, R. Eb- Iing, G. Drewes, E. Dwyer, L. Fruchtbaym, M. Duchnik, D. Dunney, C. Foresta E. Fredericks, Miss Baer. Third row. R. Drummond, S. Fritts, S. Frakt, R Franks, E. Evange-Iista, D. Enright, R. Friday, -r--q?- 'IO-7 MR. DEITCH First row: D. Kelleher, H. Kane, M. Hollywood, C. lavino, B. Jones, A. Hodgkiss, E. Jablonski, I. Janasy, J. Judge, S. Kliger, Mr. Deilch. Second row: V. Holder, C. Jezek, P. Karpson, K. Lafiiale, B. Johanlgen, J. Husse, J. Jackson, P. Kearney, A. Jeanguenin, P. Klaus. Third row. E. Johnson, R. Jacobus, E. Dillam, L. Horn, R. Jenlis, E, Kalooky, N. Killilea, T. Kelly, B. Jones, J. Kinsky. Fourfh row: G. Idec, D. Hurlubise, R. Johnson. ROOMS l 0-8 Mas. Horrsn Firxl row. M. Kral, E. Kuncken, J. Krais, J. Kueblue, S. Krautheim, B. Lamlo, V. Ladolcella, M. Kucinski, A. Lazar, S. Laydon. Second row. Mrs. Holler, R. Lee, J. La Moglia, J. lee, B. Koshar, T. La Scala, B. Kraalz, D. Laulenxchlaeger, J. Koelsch, M. Kucinslxy. Third row: D, Koch, J. Lappin, R. Koll, P. Leno, M. Kozub, R. Kwapniewslxi, J. Lazarus, M. La Dolca, R. liloia. Fourth row: W. Laubach, W. Kolakowski, R. Lewis, P. Lanken, D. Lewis, K. lidlow, S. Levendusky, E. Lindslrom, G. La Malia. l0-6 MR. FRITCH First row: R. Graziano, C. Galasso, J. Goldslein, P. Harringlon, L. Grandinchi 54 Gf0dY, J- Hvrding, S. Gaccione, M. Heflelfinger, J. Goldberg, Mr. Frilch Second row: T. Gurdziel, J. Galvin, L. Harrison, N. Greco, P. Gee, J. Gras J- Gordon. C. Hamberger, L. Grussing, J. Gurller. Third row: I. Heckler R- Goione, S. Gaccione, T. Halch, W. Hess, J. Grabowski, F, Gilberi, R Hicks, G. Herkloz, G. Graham, D. Hammon. Fourth row. T. Hall, J. Greene R. Gustafson. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row. L. Cerami, A. Polizio, S. Layden, R. Migliorelli, D. Pallanlo, E. Berard. Second rom P. Dion, C. Thieme, D, Toni, N. Killilea, L. Grussmg, P. Durkin. 125 i 1 10-9 MISS PIRO First row. Miss Piro, C. Loerch, M. Maglio, A. Lombardi, D. Lubertazza, A Lucioni, R. Merritt, K. Losi, E. Malloy, J. McGrory, P. Maglio, M. Mastrodi- casa, R. Migliorelli. Second row: J. LaRusso, D. McGaughey, D. McQueeney V. Magguilli, I. Margolis, W. Malloy, R. Michelson, E. Mayer, B. Mayr, M. Marone, A. Monisera, C. Meddis. Third row: S. Moore, G. Metz, T. Malloy, R. Mastrosimone, R. Minutoli, M. Meyer, H. Meister, W. Mease. I 4 ' I 10-12 MISS IAMARTINO First row: Miss lamartino, C. Selewach, F. Stabile, S. Simmons, J. Servidio, 8. Scott, D. Taylor, J. Tauriello, T. Scrudato, B. Seekins, A. Sherrow. Second row: G. Teeple, V. Steinert, M. Stobiie, K. Stager, M. Spirko, P. Stager, G. Sheary, M. Siciliano, J, Simmons, M. Thompson, M. Tesi. Third row: M. Sendecki, J. Stoddard, E. Smith, H. Tino, C. Stegmaier, M. Stone, F. Solimo, C. Thieme, P. Stiehl. 126 I I 10-10 MISS HOLEN First row: D. Pannullo, S. Morris, R. Patrick, D. Ott, H. Mulvihill, J. Pender, J. Piserchia, J. Napatono, M. Oakes, J. Nolan, M, Nevins, D. Pallante, Miss R. Holen. Second row: W. Pisciotta, T. Parachini, G. Olsen, R. Plesnevich, P. Morella, P, Pluck, T. Perrota, J. Morella, R. Pillitteri, M. Pipho, E. Ohl. Third row: H. Ohlandt, R. Pease, H. Nielsen, L. Muller, G. Olsen, P. Pic- cininno, C. Nagy, J. Narucki, T. Peters, T. Murray, A. Place, R, Payne. HGME 10-1 1 MR. PRIMAMORE First row: Mr. Primamore, A. Santuso, E. Schrek, S. Schroeder, M. Robinson S. Rapp, J. Revis, D. Schwartz, C. Schmittzeh, C. Rossi, A. Priestly, A. Polizio Second row: S. Schultz, R. Postlewoite, G. Scaturra, J. Ruggiero, C. Savi B. Rudnicky, J. Rose, J. Rohm, J. Rotunda, M. Ritacco, K. Safko, C. Scillieri Third row: G. Prieser, R. Renn, R. Rodier, P. Schiefer, R. Ryan, A. Rego T. SanGiacomo, J. Ricca, R. Polukort, M. Roberts, F. Ritacco, F, Rusignuola . . . f ' ,- E I li 9-1 MR. BALTHASER First row: Mr. Balthaser, G. Barden, R. Amadeo, J. Anderson, G. Bishop, C. Broncaccio, D. Borbata, J. Bogh, V. Binn, A. Alessandra, C. Arrigo, B. Baker, J. Bevere, J. Abbaleo. Second row: D. Allmann, E. Belmont, J. Bennett, E. Bott, F. Barberia, T. Bongo, D. Bell, S. Boker, P. Bocchi, W. Balonon, R. Brantley, J. Abel, B. Berry. Third row: B. Ball, F. Apel, S. Brauer, J. Blair, C. Bogdan, K. Adlon, T. Azzara, C. Bennett, T. Bresnahan, C. Bashore, J. Borbiretti, R. Anderson. RCGMS 9-2 Mas. Povmsn First row: A. Cantelmo, P. Chuy, R. Calaway, P. Campagna, J. Buono, J. Cerami, C. Camaro, M. Canonico, L. Bufonio, S. Christman, M. R. Ciali Mrs. Poynter. Second row: M. Chern, L. Bukowski, 8. Christensen, J. Brustio R. Ciccorello, C. Cicchino, M. Clar, A. Bruno, C. Butterworth, K. Chadwick R. Buttles. Third row: V, Capozzi, S. Butkowski, M, Caputo, D. Carbleyi D. Buda, R. Brown, R. Brunell, A. Cataldi, H. Chomberloin, W. Clamurro. 10-l 3 Miss wi-urs Fifi' 'OW M555 White, E. Vanderbilt, H. Zucker, N. Wettach, M, Toto, M VanBenschoten, S. Young, E. VonHoene, M. Weinstein C. Williams S. Van Derveer. Second row: D. Tozzi, R. Yorton, R. Wilks, C.,Westdyke, Urban F. Uttrachi, S. Ugliarolo, M. Yurkiewicz, G. Zimmerman, P. Zingler, P Tromutola. Third row: R. Turiello, P. Zerbian, D, Williamson, C. Williams A. Whitney, A. Winters, J. Vanderwende, S. Winield. 9-3 MISS URBAN First row: P. Curci, J. Cole, R. deFlorio, W. Crowlord, A. Delorenzo, T. Derry K. DePuro, F. Cocchiola, W. Cox, M. Corbo. Second row. Miss Urban. P- Curran, L. Dikkeboom, D. Cunningham, G. Corona, J. DiGiovanni, T. Compo D, Dietz, D. DiRienzo, M. Dieterle, S. Darrow. Third row: J. DiGiovanni, C Craig, F. DiMarco, D. Compton, T. Deering, R. Cron, E. DeFrank, R. Davis J, DiVincenzo. 127 9-4 MISS GERDINICK First row: E. Graziano, D. Fleming, M. Dowling, M. Genilempo, R. Geni- lempo, H. Gorone, M, Finocchiaro, J. Drummond, B. Gercice, J. Galiolo, P. Gannon, C. Donadia, A. Francese, C. Graeven, Miss Gerdinick. Second row: L. Fochesala, R. Greenberg, J. Ferrara, F. Gingerelli, L. Gelarmini, R. Graziono, A. Ferrato, F. Durkin, J. Domenick, M, Federicks, S. Faulkner, M. Ford, P. Fanelli, N. Governale. Third row: T. Goodale, N. Foglia, K. Fisher, J. Friesema, J. Earl, D. Drekler, L. Ferraro, J. Evers, R. Ellioti, A. Engesser, M. Groome, C. Entwislle. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS First row: Miss Paladino, L. Bukowski, treasurer, W. Von Rolh, presidenl, R. de Flofio, secretary, Mr. Perry. Second row. F. Voss, vice president, R. Vecchio, assisfanl Vreasurer. l28 5' 4 4 9-5 MR. ROLLINS First row: Mr. Rollins, P. Gwilliam, N. Kellner, M. Johnson, E. Jenkins, J. Jarvis, G. Holzrichler, M. Howland, N. Kellam, R. Hutch, D. Gulknecht, W. Kelly, L. Karosen, T. Hammer. Second row: P. lmperiale, A. Iannicelli, W. Hnyda, E. Heckerolh, R. Hardy, F. Gurdziel, P Heigis, B. Hoppe, V. II Grande, D. Kash, J. lppolilo, M, Hannen. Thrd row: R. Kellow, G. Jenkins, W. Keigher, R. Johnson, V. Hopkins, R. Holl, .l. Hudzik, A. Johnson, C. Jones, M. Hooper. HCDME 9-6 MR. TIENE Firsf row: B. Lamprou, J. Kozik, A. Kirk, V. Kinsky, D. Lally, M. Lardiere. Second row: N. Kohler, J. Kline, A. Lambert, P. Kilroe, W. Lamb, W. Klemm. Third row: Mr. Tiene, F. Koslyra, K. Kowal, S. Larsen, A. Kosloulakos, C. Kleen, M. Kruleski. , . ,,,....- - 9-8 MR. KLETTER and MRS. LEVITEN First row: Mrs. Leviten, C. Palamara, C. Michele, A. Pitronaci, M. Pucci, A. Polito, M. Reiver, G. Moore, S. Mirro, A. Orlando, P. Pucciarello, R. Mowen, P. Pinaiian, Mr, Kletter. Second row: F. Mohrbutter, L. Peccarelli, S. Oster- miller, J. Perry, L. Quinn, C. Reilly, E. Morgan, C. Maench, E. Peschel, B. Moen, J. Nyiri, R. Reitsperger. Third row: T. Muller, W. Ostergren, H. Otten, R. Place, A. Nyitray, C. Ohlsan, E. Rey, R. Mitrano, K. Neuhaus, J. Nosti, A. Pietoso, A. Mielki, M. Morrison. Fourth row. R. Nugent, C. Mitchell, R. Migliara, J. Mitchell, J. Mianecki, R. Plesnevich, R. Nessis, J. Quinn, J. Otto, F. Reiss. ROOMS 9-9 Mn. PERRY First row: J. Schlosser, C. Samerotte, P. Rizzolo, J. Schumacher, S. Sawyer, C. Rowe, R. Rielioldt, P. Robertson, B. Sammaro, R, Rose, B. Samplawski, K Scarborough. Second row: E. Salayko, P, Ritacco, W. Schmidt, B. Schroeder B. Robbins, J. Rieger, P. Ruppell, C. Rizzola, J. Salvanto, M. Ryan, J. Ruska A. Salvanto. Third row: D. Sellari, W. Rooney, F. Ritchelli, A. Schmall, R Schubach, K. Rummell, J. Saporito, W. Schubach, J. Ryan, R. Sarles, P. Saar v 9-7 Miss FINNAN and Miss MARENGHI First row. Miss Marenghi, L. Moiniero, F. Mastrodicasa, J. McClellan, P. Marchignano, S. Mazzeo, P, Lee, C. Lupenacci, C. Luzzi, J. Leone, J. Monza, W. Mentry, R. Madeo. Second row: M. McGovern, L. Levendusky, L. Maiar, J. lentz, D. McBride, M, lopa, C. Mancuso, M. Meola, D. MocKewen, M. LaTore, K. MacKewen, R. l.ePree, Miss Finnan. Third row: G. McKenna, R. Mancuso, D. Lenson, P. Lastfogel, C. Martin, G. Mazzitelle, M. Manzella, M, Lurel, M. Lazarus, M. Meyer, T. Lenk, D. luzzi. Fourth row: J. Melillo, R. Melillo, C. Mazza, K. Maurillo, R. McCurdy, W. Lewan, R. Levine, D. lenne. - .- ' I I .. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: D. Fleming, G. Holzrichter, J. Cerami, J. Sterni, J. Bogh. Second row: S. Mazzeo, G. Corona, J. Schumacher, W. VanRoth. l29 4 4 W-rr - 9-10 MISS PALADINO First row Miss Poladino, J. Stager, D. SteHoneIli, C, Sulton, J. Siculitano J. Sterni, M. Sposoto, F Stec, W. Spicotsky, F. Sisbarro, T. Stanfield, A Swierk, W. Sullivan. Second row: V. Sisto N. SchoHer, N. Smith, G. Shel field, J, Smith, J. Stulpin, A. Stone, K. Shimanslcy, S. Serviente, J. Silver P. Spinelli, R. Simone, C. Sheperd. Third row- D. Spencer, R. Smith, J Sorrentino, H. Swakopt, J. Spieler, R. Smith, R. Stewart, P. Sonn, V. Staats. MRS FARRA First row Mrs Farro C Vener L Van de Langeryt J Troma J Ugliatola R Uckermark L Vtello L Tietsworth A Verdi K Trois: D Volt B Yovaiski Second row M Teitle A Woltowicz J Vocaturo R Test R Whitley G Weise J Wetherill J Waleski S Walsh G Young V Wods worth Third row D VanBrunt R Wilderson A Vermey T Taylor J Wilson W Vonroth R Vecchio T Voss J Willis W Wagner 4, - THE STUDENT FACULTY GAME sruoems 38-FACULTY 37 ,,, 'iw 'r v 3 '4.'.12i:5,,Q-H4514 l3O gf- ...aff 7 - .,.,,1, A . . 1. : . , . , . , . , . . , . I I , . , . , . , . 5 , ' 7 ' f - 1 - 1 - 1 V 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I . 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' CLASS WILL PETE ABBALEO leaves first JACK ACKERMAN leaves hrs grrl behrnd ROCCO AGOSTINO leaves wrth a questron JOE AIELLO leaves rn srlence SAL ALIFANO leaves wrth five days MARILYN ALLMANN carrres a rrfle DANIEL AMEDEO leaves gratefully ANN ANDERSON leaves to get marrred RICHARD ARNOLD leaves Mr Sulfern baffled JOE AUTERI leaves wrthout forgettrng Mr Q NANCY BADE leaves her gymsurt out of her locker ANNE BALDINO leaves countrng the money CAROL BARBATA leaves shortly LAUREN BARBATA leaves combrng her harr WARREN BANKS on Ieavrng AL BATTAGLIA squrnts hrs way out ALISON BECK leaves gettrng 95 s from Mrs Hoffer PEGGY BECKER bats her way out CAMILLE BEFUMO leaves wrth a smrle for all ERIC BELMONT leaves wrthout lunch CARMEN BENCIVENNI leaves to tackle other sublects JEANNE BERARD exrts gracefully RAYMOND BERNIER leaves wrth a mental block VALERIE BERSTISI out DANNY BEVERE leaves trrpprng on roller skates PHIL BEVERE leaves Marge behrnd KATHY BIGO flrrts her way out WAYNE has BINN here RONALD BIRTWISTLE leaves for West Pornt DIANE BLAIRISI out BOB BLANCHARD leaves throwrng sponges rn chem lab ANDY BLUM leaves srttrng up ETHEL BOLSTAD leaves wrth her battle of H O JUDY BORMAN leaves Mrs Lyons wrthout help BILL BOYD leaves wrth a new physrcs book GALE BRAUN flres out ROSANNE BRICKER leaves rn search of her slrde-rule ROGER BRUNNOUELL develops an exrt JACK BRYSON leaves blushrng LAUMA BUCHHOLZ brcycles out DIANE BUKOWSKI leaves wrthout her pony tarl ROSE MARIE BUWEN leaves wrthout a word BILL CALLANAN finally leaves DIANE CANTAGALLO drrbbles out FRANK CAPEZZANO leaves Sam s wrth an apron JOHN CAPUTO leaves rn hrs green monster BOB CARDELL leaves wrth the questron now? BOB CARLSON leaves nothrng undone LUCILLE CARLUCCI leaves Mr Luddy s addrng machrne LOUISE CARPENTER ushers her way out DIANE CARTER leaves rn a volley of cheers MICHAEL CEBRIK leaves gym screntrfically CAROLYN CESANO leaves modestly JEAN CHALMERS leaves whrsperrng cues CATHY CHERNIsI her way out EVELYN CHRISTENSEN leaves makrng rt drlficult for us to thrnk of somethrng for her leave BARBARA CHRISTOS leaves playmg basketball rn whrte dresses DOTTIE CIRILLO emptres Mr Luddys room by Ieavrng JEFFREY CLARKE leaves wrthout a word of protest DENNIS COLIN leaves explorrng the future PEGGY COUGHLIN leaves her cosmetrcs to the underclassmen ANDREW CRORKEN leaves MARY DALTON leaves as Fulfy RICHARD DAVIS leaves the grrls swoonrng DAVID de FLORIO skrps out to Bellevrlle BILL De FRONZE leaves wrth a new harr do MARY LOUISE De FURIA leaves for Sarnt Benedrct s RICHARD De LUCIA has left STEVE DEMAS leaves rn hrs Impala TONY De ROSA leaves Mr Lombardr relreved BETTY DESPREZ leaves wrth a good word for everybody MARIA Dr COSTA leaves rn a world of her own KATHY DONADIA leaves her unpolrshed twrrlrng boots to Adele Ver r JOE DONADIO leaves lovrally CAROLE DUERR leaves for the Sweet Shoppe MICHAEL DUFFY leaves holdrng the bus rarl BRUCE DUKE talks hrs way out MICKEY DUNPHY dances out MARIA DUVA leaves chasrng Peter KENNY EARL leaves argurng . . , . . . . . ,, ,, . , . - , . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . . , . . 2 2. . . CLASS WILL SUSAN EARL leaves for the baseball park AL EMMENS leaves wrth a racket MIRIAM ERCOLI leaves rn the mrddle of the year EDWARD ERNSTROM leaves tapprng out the answers JACK EVANS leaves the team wrthout a manager JOAN FANELLI leaves wrth Rosemarre Ferraro ROSEMARY FANELLI leaves undecrded CAROL FEHRENBACH leaves for Katherrne Grbbs BILL FELDMAN serves hrs way out ELEANOR FENTON left early TERRY FERACO types her EXIT ROSEMARIE FERRARO leaves wrth Joan Fanellr CARL FISCHER staggers out PAT FLEMING leaves Irpstrck to the underclassmen BETSY FORRESTER leaves at 45 angle RICHARD FORTINO leaves rn a nrce sweater CAROLYN FRANK leaves rn her chamrrng way BARBARA FRANKLIN leaves as the most athletrc BOB FREEMAN scoops hrs way out DAVE FROBOSE taps out DOMINICK FURNARI peels out ELAINE GALLIS leaves for Barbrzon GAIL GIANGERUSO leaves quretly ELEANOR GILBERT speaks out NANCY GILBERT walks out on her toes ANTHONY GILLIES sneaklerls out as best dressed BETTY GLASSER leaves for McCrory s PAT GOODMAN leaves enlrghtened BARBARA GORAL cuts out ANNA GOVERNALE checks out PAT GREENGROVE leaves for Pornts West ROBERTA GREHL leaves as confused as ever DON GRONBERG leaves for the Castle GEORGE GUIDER leaves Grnny GRACE GUIDER leaves wrth her twrn NEAL GUSTAFSON leaves wrth Tootsre JUDY HARRIS works her way out DON HARTMAN leaves rn hrs brg Olds LARRY HASELNUS leaves tryrng to get an A rn tng PHILLIP HEFFELFINGER leaves narlrng sets together RONALD HEIL leaves as tall dark and handsome GAIL HENDERSON leaves people wonderrng why she s called Gall JOYCE HERKLOZ laughs her way out ARLENE HEWITI leaves as one of the nrcest people rn the class BOB HILSEN leaves hrs footprrnts NANCY HOFFMAN leaves buyrng a sanfonzed car KAREN HOLZRICHTER leaves her vorce to her srster JANET HORROCKS leaves wrth Bob DON HUGHES leaves hrs lunror hrstory class rn strtches VALORIE HUTCH leaves wonderrng where the extra strtches came l'0ll1 ARNO HUTHER leaves flndrng da place ROBERT IANNACI leaves wrth Pattr BARBARA IMPELLIZERI leaves gratefully GILBERT IRWIN leaves as the hardest worker STEPHEN JABLONSKI leaves makrng errors LESLIE JACKMAN leaves rn her harr net WILLIAM JACKSON leaves rn a stretch MARIE JACONE leaves on strlts HENRY JACOUEMIN leaves for the greenhouse KENNETH JOHNS leaves drawrng hrs path for the future CAROL KARPSON leaves her desrgnrng talent to her srster KAREN KASH I b d I d SHARON KASH eave every o y puzz e JOHN KASLEY leaves everyone rn strtches LINDA KATZ leaves crusadrng for Mr Harrell SHEILA KEATING leaves countrng her rrngs BETTY KEIGHER leaves bored wrth everythrng GALE KERR leaves naturally KATHY KIDD leaves her books wrthout a worm TOM KIERNAN leaves collectrng stamps from M Harrell JUDY KILMER leaves wrth a smrle BOB KIMBALL leaves rn a daze BOB KINNA leaves as Gooch CAROL KJELLBERG leaves wrth her books HENRY KLEIN leaves hrs roots behrnd RONALD KLEMM leaves wrnnrng the rndustrral arts prrze DOROTHY KLUG leaves as a relrable frrend to all SETH KOLESAR leaves lerkrng sodas WILLIAM KRAIS walks out CHARLES KROPAC leaves palmrng basketballs , f . ARLENE FUSARO leaves on heels. ' ' CLASS WILL BARBARA KUNCKEN carrres out her whrte unrform JOSEPH KWAPNIEWSKI leaves us tryrng to spell hrs name DIANE LAIRD leaves for Sally s MIKE LANDINO leaves wrth an unpard subscrrptron BOB LARSON pulfs out JOE la SCALA hopes to leave KATHY LAUKATIS leaves softly JOE LE PREE leaves for Sam s SUE LESTER leaves the Edrtor s Corner empty CAROL LILLO leaves the GAUNTLET room last PAUL LILOIA leaves for success BILL LIPKIND talks hrs way out MARSHA LIPPERT leaves stylrshly RONNA LOERCH leaves the crew wrthout a seamstress LORRAINE LORDY leaves for the West ANDREW Lo RE leaves lrstenrng KARIN LOVSTROM leaves Mr Dull wrthout a prop manager JOANN LUCIANO leaves rn srlence JOE LUX leaves strll challengrng Ivory ROBERT McALOON leaves to goto college DON McCANN grubs hrs way out KEN McCLELLAN runs out RICHARD McCLlNTOCK leaves asa nrce guy RICHARD McEVOY leaves wrth Mrnor BRIAN McGINLEY leaves wrth a lunror partnershrp DON MACHIORLETE Hanks hrs way out CYNTHIA MAGUIRE leaves as Srd EUGENE MAHON leaves for the Marrnes CLARK MAKINSON rows hrs way out LEE MAMROSH leaves the GAUNTLET wrthout a dependable typrst MARILYN leaves Iookrng fora MANN ARLENE MARINO leaves wrth Bobby BOBBY MARION leaves wrth Arlene MARILYN MATTIELLO leaves to become a teacher FRANK MAZZITELLE leaves for Angle s GLENN MEASE leaves SPLENDIDLY MARILYN MILAZZO leaves wrth Kathy BARBARA MILLER leaves wrth her pem1rt MARGIE MILLER leaves as Dynamrte Annre MARINUS MOEN leaves with hrs thoughts LOIS MONACO leaves shyly GARY MONTGOMERY leaves as a fnend to all VIRGINIA MORELLA leaves rn a blue Ford CAROL MORGAN leaves an empty space BARBARA MORRISON leaves to be a bro chemrst PETE MUSCO I must gol PAT NARUCKI leaves wrth Drane Cantagallo PAT NATURALE struts out PAT NEGRA leaves demurely IRENE NEUBERT leaves sayrng Auf werdersarn JAMES NICASTRO leaves patrently JOHN NIEDZIN SKIS out GEORGE NOVAK leaves hrs father behrnd KAREN OHL leaves us sayrng Does she or doesn t she? JO ANN ORLANDO leaves to rorn the Vrllrans PAT O ROURKE leaves rn hrs red convertrble RICHARD PALKEWICZ leaves several people wrthout a chauffeur FRANK PALMER leaves a Mrss BOB PAPERA leaves rn hrs new Impala JOHN PARISH leaves wrth red GAIL PARR leaves typrng the lunch menus RENA PASCARELLA wrggles out JEAN PAWLIKOWSKI leaves independently JOHN PEDDISON leaves reckonrng PHILLIPE PEREBINOSSOFF leaves Katherrne to baffle the teachers SUSAN PERRY leaves Mr Harrell wrthout a source of rncome GRACE PESVEYC dances her way out ROGER PETERSON leaves as frrendly as ever ELAINE PHEASANT leaves under glass LUCILLE PHILLIPS leaves wrth Rena MICHELYN PICARELLO leaves for Peerless GAIL PIRO leaves lookrng for the elbow grease PETER PIRO leaves closest to the school TONY PISCIOTIA drums hrs way out JERRY PISERCHIA leaves for hrs pool TOM PLINIO leaves hrs Spanrsh teacher rn peace JOANNE PODGORSKI leaves to seek her R N GERALD POLITO leaves to see Pat MICHAEL PORZIO leaves wrth a rob well done PHILIP PULEO leaves wrth hrs letter JAMES McALINDEN leaves shortly after arriving. , I CLASS WILL JOYCE QUOSIG leaves rn cr black 43 Chevy LOUISE REISS leaves for Chet s BARBARA REIVER leaves for the Drrve In to watch Indran prctures MARVA REVIS leaves everybody laughrng CORA RITACCO leaves her gym class rn a cloud PERVIS ROBISON leaves to make money PHILIP ROE leaves tryrng to break 250 SUE ROMLEIN leaves to be a nurse FRED ROMANOWSKI lumps out DIANE RONCHES leaves solvrng Anglo Saxon rrddles ANTHONY ROSELLI leaves as half of the cutest couple ROSALIE RUSSIONELLO leaves now WILLIAM RUTNIK leaves hrs lunror homeroom wrthout a senror JANET SAAR leaves for Mary Lou s FREDERIC SANDS leaves pushrng hrs 49 Plymouth wrth Barbara ANNETTE SAVASTANO leaves Iookrng back RALPH SCARPELLI leaves flghtrng the down starrway SALLY SCHAUFFLBERGER leaves scufllrng bergers JOHN SCHRAMM scrams LEONARD SCIACCA strums out VIRGINIA SCRUDATO leaves takrng advrce from Mrss Baer PETE SEGALA leaves playrng Harlem Nocturne TOM SELLARI tumbles out BEVERLY SENDECKI wrnks her way out BARRY SERVIENTE hurdles out SUZANNE SEUFERT leaves for New Hampshrre GEORGE SHER leaves as a genrus BARBARA SICOLI leaves tryrng to get an A rn steno KAREN SILVERSTEIN leaves for the Hrstorrcal Socrety CAROLE SIMON leaves defendmg Kenny CAROLE SMITH leaves Mrs Poynter wrthout an arde NANCY SMITH leaves for St Lours rn her green space shoes FRED SNYDER leaves to be a physrcrst AGNES SPICKOFSKY leaves her srster PETER STAGER leaves as Rrcky s 37th cousrn RICKY STAGER leaves rn a drlferent world RENATE STEINBRUCK leaves to see Larry JOHN STEINMEYER leaves to be a mortrcran KENNY STEWART leaves as a man DIANE STILES leaves for the wrld blue yonder ANN STOCKMAN leaves blushmg NANCY STOLP lleets out CAROLE STUHRMANN leaves as the most sophrstrcated JOHN SWIDERSKI leaves rn hrs fuschra Ford STERLING SWIERK leaves hrs harrprrnts on the wrndow PAGE TAYLOR leaves for Carnegre Hall RONALD TAYLOR leaves for the semrnary PATRICIA THOMPSON leaves talkrng wrth her hands JOE THOR leaves wrth hrs hand rn hrs pocket LESLIE THORPE leaves sayrng The name s not Lester PHYLLIS THOULUC leaves passmg chemrstry LORRAINE TINO I h h th FRANK TIRONE eave argumg wrt eac o er JOHANNA TOLVE types out ROGER TOWNSEND leaves rn a green AXO JO ANN TRIPPODI leaves lookrng for her thrrd trme MARY ANN TROISI leaves takrng attendance MICHAEL TUCKER leaves for Oklahoma BOB URBAN leaves that poor Pontrac alone HARRY VAN BENSCHOTEN leaves wrth a broken muffler IRENE VANDERMOLEN leaves to study rn Parrs someday JO ANNE VAN DERVEER leaves to see Paul PAT VAN GROSKY leaves a year after Charlre MIKE VECCHIO leaves towerrng over the crowd KATHY VIGILANTE leaves gettrng letters JOAN VITERITTO leaves speakmg quretly JIM VON BARGEN leaves rn hrs blue Plymouth KENNETH VAN BRUNT leaves to watch westem adventures BARBARA VOSS leaves to be a fashron desrgner JOE WALESKI leaves wrth few words BILL WARHURST leaves Mr Dertch wrthout a manager GLORIA WAYTOWITZ leaves as the temperamental bell rrnger CAROL WECKESSER leaves her curly harr to Anrta ANDREW WEISS leaves rn hrs Thunderbrrd NILES WETHERILL leaves rn a flash BOB WHITEFLEET leaves for the Ivy League TOM WINTERS snaps out LINDA WISECARVER leaves after only 2 years NANCY WORZEL gets out of here DODSON YAPLE leaves enroyrng few thrngs rn lrfe BARBARA ZINDEL leaves as the other half of the cutest couple DONATO ZOPPI leaves last ANNA SCHULZE leaves writing her future. . . - I ICKES.HrmlaIl!m!
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