Overbrook High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Pine Hill, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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W5 WAI xXx I 0 And so, as we turn this page there is unfolded to us our fondest memories 0 lm K, , here inscribed and never to he for- f f X ,uw gotten . . . t rx ' H Hlfy J fluff f fQ s if 53 1 5 iifx x Q Y I , V HIIHI1 O liz, NI, 49 ' s ' i iff if? X S 3!lIl'Qt, Xulyil tllfll, I D wl X v ' Ah ll fx. l l X I I 1. '.l3.:,.u':.::: lf! 4 X WH- 'ff' .g1.- S, A H ffffff ' X .w i: i g gw is ., wx X W' ,- X gli? IL! 5' 7217 ff if f .7 i? X ' f OUR FONDEST THANKS fi. A,-., TO ona CLASS Anvison We, the class of '54, dedicate this yearbook to you, Miss Megargee, our class advisor. With this dedication goes our heart- felt thanks. To you, we extend sincere good wishes and gratitude for the many services rendered us. It was with your aid that We were able to cope with the numerous problems confronting us these past few months. Again may we thank you for your time, effort, and cooperation. We will do our best to reward your kindness by applying to life's problems the inspiration you have given us. gable to produce this yearbook. MR. MOYER vig' 1 ,tx 4.12 43 's r-1 .4 Nu To Mr. Moyer we extend our deepest appreciation for his unending patience and faithful assistance. Without his kindly guidance we would have been un- PPQEEIQT We confer our sincerest gratitude to Mr. Lucas who generously devoted his time in guiding the business staff in obtaining the necessary funds. f i ' s 1 X ,A ,. V .Tr :.f:'1i.' ,':- X. 3- 4f'!ff'!,' fr 1 gi if ' ' Y' T- L '- , ',,..s:.:: . .U-. J h 'qin ' ' -1. . 'fi uni ai' MR. LUCAS L 96 Q95 As we approach graduation, we cannot help but think of the many rich experiences which have been ours during the past four years. The few differences we have had are far surpassed by the many firm friendships we have made, the lessons We have learned, and the knowledge we have gained. p We cannot dwell long on the past, however, without thinking of the many changes - economic, social, and cultural - which have taken place in our country and in the world during these four years. These com- bined with vast changes of a technological nature, give us a picture of the adventure and the challenge of the future. As seniors, we are going forth to join other men and women in making our future a bright, secure one. May God grant us the faith, wisdom and strength to meet the challenges the world offers today and to put to good use the precious advantages of education which we have been so fortunate to have gained. CJ? v .Jw K .-Q 5' ,YI A DMI N I RA TION D O 1 -K .1 i - s 3 . v ,if M 1 xxx? A You may no longer be at Regional, but you will always be part of Regional and Regional will still he a part of you. South of the bustling, noisy city of Marseille lies Grand Congloue, under which, in a pocket of rock 160 feet below the surface, lies a Grecian wine ship. ln 1952 Fish Men found this wreck and brought to the surface its strange cargo which now some 2200 years later was to reach its original port of destina- You are captains of your Ship of Life. Your final port of destination in Life's Journey is still hidden in the haze of an unborn tomorrow. But even as a so have you begun your journey on the sea of years. Your friends are your fellow travelers. Select them wisely. All will not be smooth sailing. You will en- counter days of calm and of storm, of health and of sickness, of hope and of despair. And as you ap- proach your destination pause a moment before you make the last entry in Life's Log. Those few sec- onds can seem like an eternity of precious mem- ories if' you know in your hearts that the trials that you have encountered have not been surpassed by mere accident but by diligent application and a faith that passes all understanding. trip around the world begins with but a single s K? lik. f-Ad Dear Seniors, 4 ln the years ahead, as you reminisce and browse through the pages of your yearbook, may the 1118111- ories of your years at Regional be pleasant. It is our hope that among those memories will be the realization that, while a student at Regional, every effort was made to prepare you adequately for tak- ing your place in life. May you remember, hand in hand with those af- fairs of a lighter nature, the hours spent in the classrooms working under the guidance of a faculty whose only desire was to give you the best in edu- cation. Accept those lessons which were taught you, use your knowledge wisely, face life honestly and earnestly, and your memories of the years to come will also be happy memories. Best wishes for the future. May you face life with confidence and determination, then, and only then, will you build success and more pleasant memories. 59257-Misa tion. Time and the sea have hidden, perhaps for- ever, the secret of this ill-fated voyage, and the cause of the ship's foundering. Conjecture leads one to many plausible reasons for its failure-poor navigation, dis nsion of the crew, and perhaps in- abi v the ipas master himself. ,- v gi iv v ag' V9 111-1 MRQ VIRGINIA FORNEROIN Colle e Preparatory da DK 2 NIR AUGUST MULLER Dlrector MR. EDWARD FANZ Practical Arts IX 17 T fi DA CE DEPAR G TME T .C Q l ,V. U,, 1,f 'ff DEP RTME T HEAD ,w Wig .- az as ii ii fu' w g -. , 4' +' 'ge-31 . Q VIRGINIA FORNERO j Social Studie N' M' NEIL PINKERTON Science, Mathematics HELEN MEGARCEE English ll mi ' ' J AUGUST MULLEH ' Business Education gl . , Lf ,?1- wfiff .'4, 7 H ff ,- WALTER JOHNSON V ', Practical Arts Q-,SIE ' ' JOHN OAKES 'Q D, Physical Education ' 1 , 1' ,f FACULTY AMELITA CAPOCETTA B.A. Art. Art Club. Co-ordinat- or of Student Art Projects. . G if ffvw-5. lj . ' 7: - L V Q-. ' ': ' .F J 1 . . ,L 'iff 1.2-A ' 1 - Physical Eclucatio z F Health. Sociology. 5 K VJ-A-hrlfa bidi' tl A TEACI-IER'S TRIBUTE To all our teachers we'cl like to give Our thanks for helping us to live A better life in this, our world, As into it we now are hurled. Welll try to keep our thoughts above, And have respect for all we love . . . So 'that we all may look back there. And know 'twas through your work ancl care . . That men will live as brothers all, That war will cease, and peace will call. And all this we shall owe to you, ' Who gave us everything you knew. be .2 35' KENNETH' LANDIS 3 wi: V'- . lmalglf' rj lx JW ' I N , J n If , ,. 1' JAMES MURRAY B.S. Director of Marching Dance, and Concert Band ff2m,,lN C '0V'A Clubs - L. . Ty. 1 .1 3: 9 ,V 'HBP A x , 'Q .Jqf 4. Aff, M' ij! if!! ly? W' DONNA LUCIE BS ID Ed Hockey and Archery Coach Health Physxcal Educatmn RALPH JONES 3 ChLm1stry Physxcs Indus trxal Sclence M I' 'Q'- N1-in? :a 'iV P , ,Q f WALTER LUCAS M! s. B.S. X V I I X Distributive Education. S Q V AJR 15 ELMER HILL Scxence General and In dustrxal ,f-Qxffv'-A-x.. wif ful' WILLIAM GALLAGHER L . in Ed. , ' En hsh 'S QM f PETER WISNOSKY 1n Ed xbrarlan PMN Homemaklng Food Boys Cookm Club JAMES LUPINETTI Malhematlc Scxence 3 43 if Ld' ,A . ,:,,f1- Vx iii' MARJ ORIE SIJIPSON BS. in Bus. Ed. Office Practice, Steno 1. 2, Job Training. Assistant Business Cuursv Advisor. ALBERT ROSS-I BS. in Ed. Sliortliand, Office Prac- tice, Clerical Practice Sophomore Claw: Adv' c . Dancing Club. CHARLES TAYLOR 'B.S. in Bus. Ed. l.T.B., Bookkeeping, Pfess Club. Busincif Aclvisorim ali I A : , - ia: , I, ' X -- - V Ad' :ws L, - at -'wr ii? Q r 'mm Iii. RUTHMALBERG 'W lg B.C.S. fi Law, Economics. Advanc- T . ed Business, Mathematics, ,, g '-Egg! ' , General Typing, F1'FS'hIljHI1wY. fix' V 1, . '2 V Clztss Acl,y,isq1f.h, SOI, X C - ' X. . lv 3 I ,g vltqllft ,A fr-A CCT A O' f 'Q ., lg Yi sw., if s Q ' i 'lf:.Q . A E. A' , ,Qi 1 -. 1 vii 52' 'X' ' a N, in ,uf f I 5 L V M J it , -5.'E0.lQllARD WESTMAN D- t it B A .Ar .. it I t t 1 X ,I .xt i' X , L-R. x ' ,' KNQQ O 5 x in wa MISS BERNICE JONES BS. in Education A-495. V3 l-...U Qf2ff l'1f3., ' 'Z I .7 ff ,jc . 534 xpgiriff YM xii if fzfwczffgcv . :MQW all-9' ,A,mr-'JV' 1 I 'A,,Q.,.--titfn F f7!r cv i:y,,.a.- ,, -3 E 5 sf. t'em'p:- A, . V , 9 ,4gV VIDA DUGAN Ce-ome'y. usiness and Gen W athematics. THOMAS MOYER B A lVI A English Lkvencla Advle- lvxlistcyfilf. Natural Science. - t all ANNA CAMPAGNA B.S. in Ed. -- 'N fe General Science, Special Assemblies. I I I, fl HELEN MEG G' 'gli ,wvobdgqf AR 1:13 f 0 .f !J6,V,if !4.f,17 i if-Qifigalj If ' I s NEIL PINKERTON -S , ' ,f ' 'NI Ed K Brolo y Visual Aid 've JOHN OAKIIS Physical Education Per onal Lum Coach as ketball Track Cross Country Head of Physical Education Department Alwlilfl I ALB - f 'TIP B.S, in Ed. M.Ed. nglish, Senior Class, Ad visor, Honor Society Ad visor. af L.. ., iii? ' xl C , , 5 , sie A Zffww ' M-'f'e., ,f-Qi 1 ,grit F' 1 , MARGARET BROWN ?2ff2,!g43u-fp B s C Bookkeeping C lei 1 c al PIHCIICC Senlor Business iq-J 11:-:iff FRANCES COLLINS BS ML En hsh Readm Labora tory VIRGINIA TORNERON B S M Ed Dean of Girls Head of So cial Studies Department History WALTER JOHNSON Dean of Boys Head f Industrlal Arts Depart we U Y' ment '52 F J A 1 7 lr. , . .X , . 1 . . . , U . .Q ' if x' If 5 ' - -' , , 1 P ' ' a uw. ug N is-fi 'E' . . . gw -z ' g , . . tu Q 'I I f ' I -4 i , V' -7 ' 1 ,, , if I . 1 ,, 1 , ' ri Q Q' . dui , I if r ,122 vi ' . . A - X A.B. ij' A l ' A , . . 4 - , - V V . . , s A 'A E, B ' -Q ' ,gm T 5 ' . , i H. mf ' ,, - I . I .,, a 1 I , asv: fs: ' , F N rm-V ,, QP -JZ, ,il ihffm -ZA: U - .YI M fv ,. ' 3 If . , ,rf H f 4' ,-., ' 3 . ' ' 1 1. ' 1 :ii : ' . . I ' - ' , g , S - ' A lx . , .1 .1 V, ' 3 x fm i...ir' .23 A , 0 I , i ny11-,. ':.f' ' - . .1 - I w' 1 :Yi .C A- -pi Qllpgw I. , , -. ' ' 1: li.f3,X'lf.Q- .. - I ' ,E -.I. ' s wf , , --Y1g,.-gif, A - 1.211s.,.1 V . f,1.e . I 'WI I f11f1 l '?Uw iff' SHIRLEY HOWELL A.B. in Bus. EC. Bookkeeping 1, Applied Bookkeeping, I.T.B., Co- Advisor Sophomore Class, Cheerleader Sponsor. , ' X 5: M 226 N ' swf W il ..-.t l W K? A ' I Ni,-ff' - JAMES BROWN B.A. History, English, Dancing Club, Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Basket- ball. DOROTHY DAY B.S., M.S. Latin, Spanish, French, Assembly Co-ordinator. QM 5, I 5 s '- ,s .EW i S, U, wi ii if - it., ,s it ti . fi ,, , J x s M f M i A 'ii i X' , T' A V a i.-. N ,ff -t 3-3 ,.,v . fa' - .,,, t ,.,,. I, la X' H I ' is 1 I-'vi-L ru. EUGENE PATTERSON A.B. Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Football, Basketball Coach. JOSEPH CAPOCETTA B.A. Driver's Education, His- tory, Consumefs Educa- tion, Assistant Football Coach. X V VIRGINIA CRAMER V B.S. .f Business Administration, IYSL7, Typing 1, 2, Advisor Jun- ,Jn .Ai ,- ENE WHITE Physical Education, Safe ty, Personal Living, Ush- erettes, Basketball, Soft- ball Coach. ior Class, Advisor Fresh- man-.lunior U s he re tte Club. ROBERT BURNS B.S. History,.V glish, Civics, 13 rbook, Junior Une-Act Play. RAYMOND EICHFELD B Q m Ed lndu'-mal Art JOSEPH VIGLIONE BA ln Polxtlcal SCICHCC Amerlcan Hvatory Mod ern Hlbtory football Coach but slolww' WILBUR QHAPIRO BA 'NIA 'Q' sql' 3' En lx ll Con umer QCI ence Shell Advx-:or ,QL 'Vi gl: bf' wzn-P' EDWARD TANZ Woodshop Drxvers Edu 5,3 catxon P A Guldance Sta c Craft ca! .,..f Ii' s X 1 if I V 4 x 701 FREDERICK LYNCH Nletal qhop Student Pa 555-5 rfb M 1 1 E5 N CARL MAIESE B S of S Ed Cxvxcs HISIOYY Football Coach ,W - . A 1. J . U . Y H , 4 5 V Q 5, . 1 4 . 1 H 7,6 .-, . I - Z 4 I -, 945 4.' S. R5 , 'K 'Q . , .. - ,. ' 1,-E S1 A T E ' , .1 ., ,H M. ,H ,Dwi -w A . f ' . ., A . . . ' ' g 'S . 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M, . ,V . ,,,... . ,.., , .,AAl ,, -., V5 ggmg' 3,-111Lg4g2:3I:g?-2:5 2355 ::J':g: QE 4 B.S. . , ww- l 1 I ,, , . ,V V . ,ff '- A ree if-rn . . . , . ' - 3 If f , , , . . . . g . V - xl , i I1 Q ,Q A - ' N OFFICE STAFF ' NURSE l W' .E- -gr y 1 X X 1 an k .Z Vw sv ' ,-'nf' '15:J f x L -H ' El 1 1' l CUSTODIANS STAFIEXN 2 F ' 1 152 'i Q!! N '-F , - 1 ., ,. L-- 'llhese are people who play a vital part in our every day, school life. Students always, at some time in their high school career, come in contact with the girls in the office, Mrs. Deitz, our school nurse, the janitors, and the cafeteria staff. 1 4-tb ik SN N P S S X ssmons Qi Paeiibe Nr 5 QCRETMKY ooms Pennsow i N w yu 1 ,N :fam ,gif 2291 Tl1rQL!gh'+he efforfs of 'Phese four people, our clasg yfgsyivery' g!uccessfy,gJ!i 'rhis gun final year in l'iimg Hf5i:h5ol. NTHis yeari5fW67 did 'much 1-0 imfgrbve bofh efhr class and 'rhe s'cHi6oI in +'geh6rIaI. ' 5 N W W F T'KlEASUKiQ f:L'l W TOWIAS THELMA emo , A Lf5ERr S U 1, ,Ls-mvga . , x RICHARD ADAMS WC ' Garden Lake Dislrilmtive Education Dick ALBERT EDWARD ALSPAC1-I Lindenwold College Preparatory Al- Good Morning! Student Council 1, 3, One- Act Play 1, 3, 4, Talent Shows 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Danc- ing Club 1, Art Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Band 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4-, President of Biology Club 2, Junior, Senior Play 3, 4, National Thespian 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Club 4, Vice President of Class 4, Morning Bulletins 3, 4, As- sistant Editor-in-Chief L'Agenda. DONALD L. ANDERSON Clementon College Preparatory Andy- I dOn't know about you! Photography Club 1, 3, Boys' Cooking 3, Art Club 1, 3, Biol- ogy Club 2, One-Act Play Con- test 3, 4, Three-Act Play 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Key Club 4. JANE ANDREW Clementon General Hom emalring Wake up and live, the world's on fire. Dancing Club 1, Art Club 1, Library Council 3, Make-up 4. . JH il -. , ,A WILLIAM EDWARD ASHMAN , Amber Terrace Practical Arts Wild Bill- Yeah, I bet. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Treasurer of Student Council 4, Treasurer of Pts! .lunior Class 3, Sports Round- up Club 1, 2, Boys' Cooking Club 3, Camera 'Club 3, Utility Club 4, Sports Club 4, Key Club 4. t Apt. .. y N . ' ww N it , oh A 1 ll' V . H , 1:47 . - ' M , , ,gt ROBERT ATHEARN l ' U' H' ,L H 7 ' 535' ing' M Q Winslow A A F' College Preparatory 'Q ' hr , 'S Bob-'cDon't cry. Art Club 4, Cartoonist for Shell 4, Track 4, Cross Country 4. , uf , ' '-'sg t it 1, V V- it . V , V -Q., it . - , 1 ,J .i 7 I .1 I :.- ,Ag CAROL E. BANCROFT Clementon Business Education, Carol- Where's George? Art Club 1, Square Dancing 2, 3, Press Club 2, Camera and Projection Club 3, Dancing 4, Usherette 2, Senior Talent Show 4, S.A.T. Committee 4, L'Agen- da 4, Dance Committee 4, Q , Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- mistress 4, Hockey 1. N ' V V K . Y V, N. , N , , , t iv- 1 I ig, . . 1' T - 1 YL., V if l ' uf,-'A f J OSEPH L. BATTEN .. . , ,nfl . . West Berlin A A A A- Genera, - 11 ' A Johnny Bratton ' ' A ,G Dancing 1, 2, 3, Utility Club 4. BERNICE C. BECKMAN Clementon College Preparatory Bernie- Hmm! Boy, he's a fat one! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior' Senior Play 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Shell 3, Sports Editor 3, Press Club 2, 3, L'Agenda 4, Talent Show 2, 3, 4, Christmas Show l, 2, Hockey 1. JOAN LEE BENNER Gibbsboro General Joni- How 'bout that now? Cheerleading 2, One-Act Play Prompter 1, Camera Club 1. Lois Brees Tansboro College Preparatory Lois- Oh my heart! Typing Club l, Friendship Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Hall Pa- trol, Chorus. ROBERT BOWMAN Pine Hill Practical Arts Bones Bowman Baseball 3, Football l, 4, Wrest- ling 3, Sports Round-up 1, 29 ' Boys' Cooking 3, Utility Club 4. MARIE BRADDOCK Clementon Distributive Eflltcalion, Ric Rie- Weikel, stop it! l Basketball l, Christmas Pageant l, Square Dancing Club 3, Dra- matic,2, Typing Club 2. KATHLEEN BRAMANTE Sicklerville Business Education Kay- Don't scooch me, Jer. Dancing Club 1, Typing Club 2, Press Club 3, Senior Dancing Club 4, Senior Talent Show. ., l . 4 ll AOUIS BRAMMTE ?.qQeiz'eral f wi 'onolokii- Buster Bask all 1, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Fog all 3, Sports Review 4, Utility Club 4, Sports Round-up 2, Dancing Club 3, Square Dancing 3, R.O.T.C. 2, Typing Club 1, 2. MARIETTA E. BRIGHT Clementon Business Education Doodie-f'Hi ya, Tiiclsln Hockey 1, Prompter-One-Act Play Contest 2, 3, 4, Junior-Serv ior Play 3, Talent Show l, 3, 4, Color Guard Captain 3, 4, Danc- ing Club 1, 4, Student Council 4, l..'Agenda 4, Magazine Drive 3, 4, S.A.T. Committee 4. FLORENCE M. BROWN Lindenwold College Preparatory Floss-Jvferrific ! One-Act Play 1, 25 .luI1i01' and Senior Play 35 Christmas- Pro- gram 1, 2, 45 Photography Editor of Shell 35 Ushering 3, 4: Hockey Manager 2, 3, 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Dramatic Club l, 25 Basketball lg Press Club 35 Ll' brary Club 15 L'AgendH 45 SW' dent Council 1. HARRY L. BROWN Lindenwold College Preparatory Harry- Hey you Guys! Student Council 2, 45 Vice Presi- dent of Class 25 President of Class 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Key Club 45 J.V. Wrest- ling 3, 45 One-Act Play 45 Three-Act Play 35 Leadership Club 45 Secretary Dancing Club l5 Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 4-5 Biology Club 25 Eng- lish Club 35 Activity Editor of L'Agenda 45 Dancing Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD I. BUZBY, JR. Lindenwold Practical Arts Buzz- What do you say there? Art Club 1, 35 Campcraft 25 Utility 4. ELIZABETH JANE CHAMBERS Blue Anchor Distribnti-ve Education Betty Jane- Oh, go home! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Student Pa- trol 35 Prompter One-Act Play 35 Usherette 1, 2, 35 Spring Fes- tival 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pro- gram 1, 2, 3, 45 Talent Show 1, 4. -4-J, 1 if nw. sf' vi pa ---15511. 4 it DOLORES E. CHEW Lindenwold Business Education Chewie- Ain't too sharp. Band 2. 3, 45 Freshman Basket- ball lg J.V. Basketball 25 Square Dancing Club 35 Dramatics Club 15 Typing Club 25 L'Agenda 4. JANICE CLICKSTINE Atco Distributive Education Midg'eh- P ow! right in the kisser! Hockey 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Dancing 15 Baseball 15 Square Dancing 25 Press Club 35 Student Patrol 3. BERTRAM COMPTON Laurel Springs College Preparatory Bert- Hey! Beautiful. One-Act Play Contest 1, 2, 45 Junior Senior Play 3, 45 Dancing -Club 15 Biology Club 25 Boys' Cooking 35 Chorus 45 Key Club 25 Public Address Club 45 Art Club 1, 25 National Thespian 3, 4. MARY ANN COPELAND Carden Lake General Clerical Copey-'6You're a dilly. Dancing 15 L'Agenda 45 Sewing Club 1, 25 Art Club 25 Dance Committee 1. BARBARA CORCORAN Clementon Business Education Corky Somethin like a '- g joke. W Hockey 1, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 3g J.V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4-g Student Council 2, 35 Class President 1, 2, 3g Art Club lg Dancing 25 Typing 2g Senior Talent Show 4-4 S.A.T. Commit- tee 4fg L'Agenda 4, Magazine Drive 3g Dance Committee. ALBERTA COVINGTON . Atco Business Erlzwation Bert-'6Keep it a secret. Basketball 3g Typing Club 2: Dancing Club. JANET CROSBY N mesa? fl Pine Hill ' A Q N Cleriral. N I V rl? Cros- Dont fake it so hard. q , Nurses' Club 15 Library Club 1, 23 Knitting Club 3. GEORGE THOMAS CUNANE Carden! Lake Distributive Education HEAVY-llWl10,S down Annies? Football lg Wrestling 2, 3g One- Act Play Contest 1, 2g Key Club 1, 2, Dancing Club lg Boys' Cooking Club 2, Card Club 3. .wwwrwmwu ww- , ,. . Q-v , XM Y 'Hung' PAULINE DANDO Lindenwolcl Business Education Paul- Ouu-I don't like you. Library Club 2, 3, One-Act Play 2g Service Corps 4. MARTHA DAVIS Berlin General Clerical Marty-- He's going again. MARY ANN DELFINO Hammonton C General Clerical Del- How about that? Library Club 2, 35 Make-up Club 1. 4, L'Agenda 4. GERALDINE DOLORES DEPALMA Waterford General Arts Jerry- That's right, Wheatiesl' Square Dancing Club lg Basket- ball lg Card Club 2g Usher- ette 3. ANTHONY EDWARD DE PIETRO West Berlin General Arts Jackson- ,lackson. Wrestling 1g Band 1, 2g Lunch Room Patrol 45 Driving Safety Club 35 Dancing 41. ANGELINA D1 BARTOLOMEO Lindenwold Business Education Angie Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 33 Dancing Club 1g Specta- tor Sports 1, 2, Future Nurses' Club 4, Typing Club 2g Treas- urer of Class 23 Driving Safety 4g Square Dancing Club 13 L'Agenda 4. MARY DOROTHEA DUFFY West Berlin College Preparatory Duffy- Chl No, not really! Basketball 1, 23 Archery 2g Band 2, 3, 4g Junior-Senior Play 3g Press Club 23 Sewing Club 2g Square Dancing Club 23 Eng- lish Club 3g Dancing Club 13 Usherette 3, 43 Student Council 4, L'Agenda 45 Diction Club 4g Talent Show 3. PAULINE EDNA DYE Atco Distributive Education. P.D.- Forgive me, Dad, for 1 have goofedf' J.V. Cheerleading lg Varsity Cheerleading 2, 33 Art Club lg Softball 1, 45 Dramatics Club 2g Press Club 2g Student Patrol 35 Dance Club 2. ' D . sy' ML P, N W., , ' ,P I I i 1 S 1 ,, ,, ,, 1 i . K' . f , X 1 'Q-f I-, , P Iii - ff -. ., . Y , , 1' -E. .- ' i'7'1-JE .' ...N Y 1 ii V - A 2.97 0' i ' iw A Y Q x JAY H. EWAN Atco College Preparatory Jay- Who knows? Science Club lg Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Key Club lp Basketball li Cross Country 3. ,ag afawi-fm fl x f grieve ai' 6, Wada 4' WARREN 'DAVID' 4 ABRIZIO 'Kresson Distncbattiuelliducation Warren- Dig that crazy car. LORA JANE FALCONE Clelnenton Business Education Lorelei- Hey, Joan, wait 'till I tell you about Harry. Junior Miss Club 2, Card Club 3. SHIRLEY JOAN FANDRICK Atco General H omemaking Shirl- Got any gum? Square Dancing Club 3g Student Service Corps 4. GORDON FANELLI Atco Distributive Erlu cation, Gordie- That's about the size ' S! of It. II ,.,d Football 1, Baseball 1, Sports ' fl Round-up Club 2, 3. ALAN FARMS West Berlin Practical Arts Farmsie-'lCee zoo! Card and Checkers 2, Art 1, 3. 4, Body Building 2, Dancing Club 1, Student Patrol 3, Track 3, 4. MARIO VINCENT FEDERICI Clementon Practical Arts Sal-'iWhere's fat head? Vice President of Student Coun- cil 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Round-up 1, 2, Boys' Cooking 3, Dancing 4, Car Patrol 4, Band 1, 2. ALBERT J. H. FERC Lindenwold Business Education. Butch- Is that what you think, Sandy? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Key Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Dancing Club 1, 4, Sports Roundiup 2, Talent Show 4, One-Act Play 4, Sports Editor of the L'Agenda 4. X YZ: 5' . Rafi! I- Q .V 2 , F' r r- '- 1 , ei? I 'x , ELAINE MARIE FERSTER West Berlin College Preparatory E-'iMm Boy! Dancing 1, Sewing 2, Square Dancing 2, Knitting 3, Press Club 3. FREDERICK C. FISHER Ancora College Preparatory Pat- He's a Mettakaklsi bird. Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Cross Country 3, Camera Club 3, Student Patrol 3. 4, Football 1. BETTY JEAN FITTING Blue Anchor Business Education .lean-- Ya aren't a scrounge tho' are ya? Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, One-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Festival 1, 2, Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, Three-Act Play 3, Danc- ing Club 1, Student Patrol 3, L,Agenda 4, Home Nursing 4, Dramatic Club 2, Effective Speaking Club 4, Talent Show 3. . CHARLES F ORMAN FLY Lindenwold College Preparatory Fly-'iYa know! Dancing 1, Square Dancing 3, Boys' Cooking 3, Dramatics 2, Art 4, One-Act Play 3, 4, Three- Act Play 3, 4, Spring Festival 2, 3, Band 1, L'Agenda Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, Christmas Program 2, Effective Speaking 4.- FREDERICK D FORTE Atco Drstrrbutwe Educatton Fred Assembly really? JOAN B FOWLER C1bbsboro Dzszrabutwe Educatxon Sa e Brush Hey k1dS when do we go to assembly' Softball Vars1ty 1 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Square Dancmg Club 1 Sewmg Club 2 Art Club 3 Dance Commlttees 1 2 3 HELEN ELEANOK Fox Laurel Sprmgs Busmeas Eflucatzon Dolly He s a pretty one LIbrary Co ncIl Sewm, Club he Km! W lt ETHEL MAE FRASER Tansboro Busmess Educatmn Mert Oh boy' Dancmg Club 1 Sewmg Club 2 Student Patrol 8 SpecIal Asslst ant 3 JOHN MORTON GABEL KlIkW00d General L e f ty Meatball bouncer or Spagllelll bender' Football 1 Track 1 3 Baseball l 2 Student Patrol 4 Body Bulldmg Club 1 2 Qta e Craft 3 Chorus 4 RICHARD GEISSINGER Atco Practzcal Arts O One of these days youll ge It' Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball Key Club 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Car Patrol 1 l reslIman Baseball 1 SARA GIBBS Clementon Buszness Educalrzon You got the car Thelm Dancing Club 1 2 Square Danc IHS 3 .lumor Mxss Club 2 HUCICCY 1 2 3 4 Concesslons 4- One Act Play Prompter 3 Talent Show 1 Drxvmg Safety 3 Basketball Manager 1 ERNEST R GERONI E m General Arts Hump HI Cutrel Wresthng 1 2 Dancmg Club 3 Rod and Gun Club 2 Cafe Pa trol 4 DORIS MARY GIORDANO Waterford Business Education Dor- You didn't really! Dancing Club lg Typing Club 2, Usherettes Club 45 Usherette 2, 3, 4. THERESA E. GLASS West Cibbsboro General H omemaking Terry- He's cutell' Library 2, 3, Make-up 4g Base- ball 4. ELIZABETH CATHERINE GREAR Atco Distributive Education DollxT Come on, let's get with lt Dramatics Club lg Softball lg Sewing Club 23 Square Dancing 3, Freshman Talent Show lg Spring Festival 3. ALBERT LESTER HAINES, JR. Gibbsboro General Arts Hainet- Hi Babel' Driving Club 2, Camera and Projection 3g Chorus 49 Safety Patrol 4. HELENE J. HANNUM Laurel Springs General Clerical Cbickie- I believe ya, honest. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Sewing Club 13 Card Club 2g Library Club 3g Dancing Club 3. VIRGINIA HARPER Pine Hill Business Education Harp- You're a crazy, mixed- up kid. Dancing Club lg Square Danc- ing lg Dramatics Club 25 Girls' Craft Club 2, Knitting Club 3. CHARLES HARVEY Blue Anchor College Preparatory Chuck- Gee Whiz! Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 4, Boys' Cooking 3. JANE CHARLOTTE HASSETT Albion College Preparatory Hattie-- You goofed, ya rodentf' Talent Club lg English Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g L'Agenda Editor 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Effective Speaking Club 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g P.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 1. CLIFTON HATCIIER Atco General Academic Sweetwater- Hi! There Miss Fine. Art lg Shell 2g Library Council 35 Sport Review 43 Football 3g Basketball 3, 43 Track 3. 4. W. RUTH MARTHA U BNER Atco A Cm 'c 'lt in-E R u t h i e ifOh I A rqfvjrust a brain, ygfg, .Wx ' Art ClubL,2-9 gLTa nt lg Band 1, 2, 3g Student Pa- trol 4. . Q 1 'Qrtnw fiHQ,4i'iQlJ ,tl ,n -' ll by id! V8 v. ' 4 -,J f' RCE In IAM HEWI A 1. 5 If wood 9 f Ge ' Baby Hewiti fWhO, me?', Rod and Gun b ' ,ent Patrol 4-. hf DAVID WILLIAM HOUCHIN Laurel Springs College Preparatory Houchy- That went over like a lead balloon! Student Council 2g Archery 2. 43 Student Patrol 3g Key Club 4. TSM JVM L ., -,gf ' fl f il sable 'fli- S. . 1. .-,H . I-A-f . f f-A-'5 Q 'gl '1 me ll S I F525 FLORENCE E. HUSTER West Berlin General Floss-- He's a doll. Basketball lg Spectator Sports 35 Square Dancing 3. DONALD HUTTER Pine Hill Distributive Education Don- I goofedln ALICE HUTTON Tansboro Distributive Education Ally- I'll see Woody tonight. Spectator Sports 23 Spring Fes tival 3g Majorette 4. BARBARA JACKSON Atco Business Education .lacks- You don't, do you? Nursing Club lg Card Club 2 Library Club 3. PAULINE JACKSON Clenienton Distributive Education, 5 Paul- It's in the book. Art 15 Library 35 Dancing 2 WARREN RICHARD JOHNSON West Berlin Practical Arts Rink- Missed another rabbit. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Wrestling 2, 35 Body Build- ing 1, 25 Boys' Cooking 45 Danc- ing 4. DONALD KNOLL Berlin General Arts Mike- Where's Nails? Sports Round-up 15 Stage Craft 2, 35 Baseball 1, 4-5 Cafeteria Patrol 4. JANET KRUCKNER East Berlin Business Education .lane- Well, anyway. Dancing Club 15 Nursing Club 15 Card Club 25 Library Club 3. GERALDINE A. LA MARRA Blue Anchor Business Edu cation Jerry Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Art Club 1, 25 Camera Club 3-514Dancing 45 Student Coun- ci -. CARMEN A. LAMBIASE, JR. West Berlin General Arts Chico- Look out, Pancho! Football 1, 2. 35 Baseball 1, 45 Dancing 3, 45 Camera Club 35 Cafeteria Patrol 45 Body Build- ing 4. LYNN H. LEWIS Sicklerville Practical Arts Lynn Baseball 35 Basketball 4. FRANKLIN LISA Atco College Preparatory Tinkle- A h-Sh-ugar ! Dance Band 1, 25 Student Coun- cil 15 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President Freshman Class5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHANNA F. LoDcEK Pine Hill Business Education Jo-'LHey, June! Dancing Club. IDA MACCARILLA Waterford Distributive Education Ida-- What ar' ya, buggy? Dancing Club lg Girls' Craft 2g Nurse's Aid 1, FRANK MADONIA Waterford Distribuzive Education Madonia-i'You can't fight City Hall! ' l Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3g Spring Festival 2, 3g Band lg Square Dancing Club 3. JOAN MARELLA West Berlin Distributive Education Shinitsie- Ya Snake! D Student Council 2. 3g Spring Festival 35 Girls' Craft 2g Danc- ing Club 1. N t wt 1, H . . W: tu X , , it ' f it fit. EA. 355 1, 'Iv WR.-. gn n. ' v , . ,gel tt' THOMAS MASSARO Pine Hill Practical Arts Tat-NI am not a runner. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3 45 Sports Round-up 2g Dancing Club 3, 4. RAYMOND F. MASTERS, JR. Atco General Arts Johnnie Ray Travelers' Club 23 Cafeteria Pa- trol 4. LORETTA MAURO Cedar Brook Distributive Education Shortie- Lord help us! Dramatic Club lg Traveling Club 23 Camera Club 3. BELVERDIA MCCLASKEY Clementon Distributioe Education Ed- When are we going to as- sembly? Freshman Basketballg Knitting Club 35 Dramatic Club 2. EDNA MCCONAGHY Lindenwold Distributive Education Ed Dancing Club. SHARON MCFERREN Atco Distributive Education Shar- When are we going to assembly! Basketball 1g Camera Club 15 Dramatic Club 25 Knitting Club 3. ROBERT MCGURK Pine Hill Practical Arts Bob- Where's Kosiland? Stage 1, 2, 3, 4. ss VIRGINIA MCVICKEII Pine Hill Business Education Ginger- Up! You betchum, he's a dan-dan-dandy. Dance Club 4g Drivers' Educa- tion 4g Literary Editor of L'- Agenda 43 Public Welfare Com- if mittee 4g One-Act Play 4. J 3' I fi if .DL fr L 12 LEAH MIDGETT Blue Anchor Business Education Lee-4'Nothing like a soldier! Hockey 1, Zg Basketball lg Usherette 1, 2, 3g Camera Club 13 Nursing Club 25 Card Club 2g Knitting Club 3a Home Nurs- ing 4g One-Act Play 4-5 L'- Agenda 4. JANE L. MILLER Clementon Clerical Janey- Hey Jo! Student Council 1g Nurses' Aid Club 3, 43 Camera Club 2. NICHOLAS E.'MILLER Albion Practical Arts Nick- Where's Rosiland? Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 3, 4g Utility Club 4g Dancing Club 1. WALLACE MILLER Lindenwold Practical Arts Pierre- Throwing the game! Football 1, 2,' 3. 45 Dancing Club 4. DORIS IREN1: MANTALTO Clementon Dzstrzbutwe Educatzon Dor Oh Ed' Camera Club I ALICE I MITTEN Berlln College Preparatory My Goodnes Band 3 4 Art Club 4 Blolo y 1 Talent Show 1 DOLORES M MONTEMURRO Srcltlervxlle College Preparatory Dee It wasnt easy' D a n c 1 11 Club 1 Spectator Sports 2 Kmttmg Club 3 Re ceptronlst 3 Press Club 3 LAgenda 4 EDWIN H MOORE Laurel Sprmgs Collebe Preparatory Eddxe Cant beat a BUlClx Presldent of Student Councxl 4 Basketball 3 4 Key Club 3 4 S t u cl e n t Patrol 3 Natxonal Honor Society 3 4 sr' alan 4PM 45115 - fa? fx 'writ nf, 'iff' 'QY7' My 'NF s..,An.,, ,Ji 1:3 -T I GEORGE A MURRAY West Berlm General Murphy You re crazy Dancmg 1 Square Dancmg 3 Sta e Craft 3 Sport REVIEW Student Patrol 1 Drlvxng Club 2 JOHN MYKYTYN Glbbsboro Where s Ros1land'? Art Club 3 ANITA OTTERBACH Amber Terrace Booklceepmg Anme Bless Bess' J un1or Sen1or Play 3 Dancmg Knlttm 3 Camera 2 LAgencla Art Edxtor 4 Student Cou'1c1l 4 Magazme Drxve 4 SAT 3 ELIZABETH PATRICIA O NEILL Amber Terrace General Homemalczng Bette Guess whom I saw Dancmg Travel Club Chess and Checkers Club Llbrary Councll Grrls Sports 2 Varslty Hockey Team 4 Edltor for LA enda 4 MICHAEL PASSARELLA Waterford College Preparatory Mike-NGO ahead, see if I care! Camera Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secre- tary of Key Club 3, 4. DORIS ANN PEARSON West Berlin Business Education Dar- Oh! Heck! Hockey 25 Student Council 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 45 Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Usherette 2, 35 Danc- ing Club 1, 45 Art Club 35 Spec- tator Sports 2. Y V 25,3 5 , III I I, JULIUS JOSEPH PONZIO Hammonton I Distribative Education ' . 1 Babe- Holy Smoke! 1 ' Body Building 25 Square Danc- ing 25 Camera Club 35 Shell 3. ..... , It R , j, if ' .: 5 ,Y WD' EDWARD PRICE Braddock Practical Arts Ed- Where's the boys? Rod and Gun Club 15 Camp Craft 25 Camera Club 35 Boys' Cooking 4. FREDERICK J. RANDANELLA Atco General Arts Nails- Do you know any jokes? Baseball 15 Dancing Club 15 Sports Round-up 25 Art Club 35 Cafeteria Patrol 4. ELAINE G. REICHERT Lindenwold Business Education Smiles- Holy Smoley! Christmas Play 15 Spring Fes- tival l5 Freshman Basketball5 .l.V. Basketball 25 Majorette 3, 45 Business Committee 45 Square Dancing 35 Spectator Sports 25 L'Agenda 35 Talent Show 1, 3. 45 Head Majorette 4. EDNA RICHARDSON Atco College Preparatory Mazie-L'He's a Pretty ONE! Receptionist 15 Freshman Hockeyg Shell Staff 35 Spectator Sports 25 Usherettes 3, 45 Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Student Patrol 4. WILLIAM RODILOSSO West Berlin General Arts Willie- Hey! You Yo-Yo! Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Dancing 1, 45 Body Building 15 Art Club 35 Lunch Room Patrol 4. lV1ITCHELL FRANK SANTIAGO Lindenwold College Preparatory Spaniard- Cool it, Chas! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Square Dancing 1, 3, One-Act Play 2, 3, Band Club 4, Dance Band Club 2, 3, George Woolbert B e n e f it 3, Shell 4, Junior and Senior Play 3, 4. WILLIAM HAROLD SCHACKER Laurel Springs Practical Arts Student Council 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 3, Baseball 1, 3, Basket- ball Manager 1, Wrestling 3, 4, Public Address System 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, 4, Utility Club 2, Sports Roundup 1, One- Act Play Contest 4. BLANCHE ELIZABETH SCHUCKLE Atco Business Education Chipper- Oh, you're so funny! Usllerette 1, 2, Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Square Dancing 1. 2. 3, Color Guard 3, 4. GENEVA SCOTT Chesilhurst General Arts Scotty-'Tnl tellin' ya! Softball 2, 3. -iwgyur in +-QQ' nf CZ? 3 -ti 'Xu X NANCY SCOTT Watsontown Distributive Education, Scottie-HO. K.? O. K.! Basketball 2, Driver Educa- tion 3. DOLORES J. SMITH Clementon College Preparatory Smitty- For Pete's Sake! Nurses' Aid Club 1, 2, Dancing 1, 2, Library Council 1, Press Club 3, Receptionist 1, Shell 3, Shell Literary Editor 3, L'Agen- da 4, Talent Show 3, 4,. One- Act Play 3, 4, Usberette Club 4. JUNE ELIZABETH SONAK Clementon Business Education Son-i-ack- SometlIin' lik e a Himer Frein! Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Secretary Junior Class 3, Student Council 3, Student Council Secretary 4, Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Major- ette 3, 4. JOYCE STUART Pine Hill College Preparatory .Joy- Holy Mud! Program 2, News Editor Shell 3, Talent Show 3, 4, Usherette 3, 4, Prop. Manager Junior and Senior Play 3., HENRY WALTER SULTZMAN Albion College Preparatory Pretty Boy- Hal Star. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Sports Round-up 15 Boys' Cooking 35 Sports Review 45 Basketball 19 Camera Club 2. EDWARD MARTIN SYER Amber Terrace College Preparatory Falstaff- Hey, Gang! Football 15 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Key Club 45 L'Agenda 4-5 Art Club 1, 25 Boys' Cooking 35 One-Act Play 3, 4. fmlifegojfv FERDINAND TANN Arco ,- .,, .. 1. I, . Ln . 4 , , - '...H-Lf '-Ji Z! J 1 '4 if General A rzs Shy- Hey, DiPietl Driving Club 3. JOHN A. THOMAS Clementon Practical Arts John Track 15 Agriculture Club 1. 25 Camera Club 35 Bi010gY Club 3. idluil ,VY rl ,re 5 Q1 THELMA TOMASELLO Clem:-nton Business E1lflf'l!ll.UI1 Tbelm-'aHavv you got time our Sara? llockey 1. 2, 3. 41 Student Coun- cil l. 3. 4-5 One-Act Play l, 3: Class Treasurer l. 4-5 Class Vice- Prvsitlent 3g Usbervltc' 2g Spec- tator Sports' Club lg Dancing Club 3. 45 Spring Festival 2. MftRY FLORENCE ToML1NsoN Sicklerville HIlSil1ESS Etllll.'Ufll0lI Tomniy- You don't know. :lc you! Chorus 1, 25 Dramatic Club l: Home Nursing 3, 45 Hockey 4: L'Agenda 45 Drive-rs' Eclura- tion 4. VINCENT TRUSCELLO Atco :'What was that? Agriculture Club 1, 2: Biology Club 35 Boys' Cooking Club 4. H. ROYDEN VALENTINO Cedar Brook Practical Arts Boy- Dig that Krazy Kat! Agriculture Club 1, 25 Boys' Cooking Club 3, 45 Biology Club 3. ROBERT WOLFER Lindenwold General Bunny- You don't, do you? Football lg Shell. JOHN WALTON Lindenwold General Clerical Ding Ding- Wringles, don'tl Camera and Projection 3g Util- ' ity 4. l t x, Q4 FREDERICK WILLIAM WATSON Atco College Preparatory Wats- What's good about it? Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Art Club lg Camera Club 35 Key Club 43 Student Patrol 3. THOMAS F. WEIKEL Carden Lake Distributive Education Weil:-if'See you later, loan. Treasurer of Distributive Educa- tion Store. .3 I -Je? , . Oi 'i sax ...aft :minus-vKx 6 4 it gi , ,Sr fl n 1 '9 lvg'5'l 'QQ it 25 , l M H 1. .236 ALBERT WHITMORE Clementon General Arts Pancho- Look Out, Chico! Football 1, 35 Art Club 8g Driv- ing Safety lg Boys' Cooking 35 Dancing 4. FRANCES WILSON Lindenwold General Clerical Franny- Sugar, Art Club 1, 3g Typing Club 2g Future Nursing Club 4. ROSEMARY WINNER West Berlin General Arts Roe- Oh crow! Art Club 2g Dancing 2. J EANETTE M. WOHLFARTH Albion Business Education Net- Scrounge. Dancing Club lg Glee Club 15 Home Nursing Club, Secretary 25 One-Act Play Contest 45 Art Club 3g Usberettes 34 L'Agenda. 4g Future Nursing Club, Presii dent 4. MARY YANASESKA Laurel Springs Business Ecluvczztion Mair- Oh, for Pete's sake! Library Council lg Usherettes 1 7 Spectator Sports 2g Square Danc ing 3g Art 41g Future Nursing 4 One-Act Play 4. JOHN EARLY Lindenwold Business Ezlucalion Johnnie Student Council l, 2, 3, 4-g Shell 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4-g Wrestling 3, 4-g Basketball 13 Dancing: 4. ALMA MATER ALMA MATER P E W 7? :ww fl 'f 3 5511. i rf J f, 1 H, WE JTGWQXIN fkujfvj frbqb, 52- fmzg 7662 Q -of yy .Q ' I .I ' ,l - Q S W- : 1 - w , ' i:' ' T U Alg, - til -,--A -- Q- T 1 ,V 'fhamfg Thani We. Fleas 7714-Q., T113 Prime 6cZ'!!Nei1.-Q, Digg: '7 gg - 7 .i. . 1 , ,fa ff if iff i ' l 5 Qfi' AA Q fig 1, I B ' V i Though The Yeaas Us TRMLQ Days 90 f?off-my 5 , :Jef A -,AE 'il ., 5 -I- ' 1 f'5'f 77' '7 ii?, f i fi ff lf? if ff - , i , I ji A- l '- ' ' -H------Y 1A -A ---- ,- , it f5f9 ,9?'W,:1z:f'5!55Jx,fq . . . ' , X-J ' V 1' I . 1 i Liar! OUR Umt-es ev-ez: 724, 0g.gg7?e3,a -gfrffj i Q r ' 1 f l nu E 1 1 f f 1 4 153 T 1 I f r p 1 I Q I f I I ef , f Xf1,ff,,....,,:7f,,.,,, fx,,,..w,,.,,,y 1 W - nk' ,.1L REMEMBER: Say, can you remember . . . way back when we entered Regional as scared, red-faced 5 ,a Z 'R t 'a ' ' a I j I tw if A 1 f N 1 x .th freshmen? . . . how the upperclassmen looked at us as we sat in the peanut gallery? . . . the new friends we made? . . . the big thrill we got out of topping the upper- classmen by coming in first with our play, 'gCandy Goes on a Diet, in the One Act Play Contest? . . . the wonderful Valentine Dance and the time we had getting that heart just so? . . . when we put the Easter Bunny out of business with our Easter egg sales? . . . how grateful we were to Miss Herman for her friendly guidance? . . . when We left our green ribbons in the gallery and paraded down the aisle sporting our red ones? . . . the mysterious red-faced creatures on the shelf when We reported to the auditorium? . . . taking the honors for the second time in the One Act Play Contest with our play, No Television Tonight? . . . the last minute tree hunting party which went in search of trees for our Cotillion, Christmas Dreamland? . . . the snow that made a glistening background for that dreamy night as we made our debut at our first semi-formal? . . . how we goofed on our St. Patty's dance? . . . how excited we got when we ordered our class rings and the thrill We got trying on the upperclass1nen's? . . . how Mr. Pinkerton stuck by us through our difficulties? . . . when We left our seats as sophomores and gradually moved forward to juniors? . . . the time we had wrapping the straw around the soda cases for our Corn Cob ,lam- boree? . . . how we formed a broom train to clean up the mess after the dance? . . . how eager everyone was to sell programs at the home football games? . . . how the juniors took over the Shell? . . . when everyone was crowded in the corridor during the Junior Ring Dance receiving their class rings? . . . how proud we felt when we returned to school that Monday sporting them? . . .when we missed half of the basketball game in order to sell candy for our class treasury? . . . Keep Your Fingers Crossed, the one act play, which still diclnit give us any help? . . . when Arthur Godfrey came to visit us with his Talent Scouts Show? . . . 4Oriental Dreams?,' . . . when we were always looking for the other half of the bridge? . . . the beautiful girl who didn't dance a single dance? . . . the teachers doing the Mexican Hat Dance? '-h A .- gl' 1 L . C' VI- IQ '- -sis I LJ I 1 L S 'fl' ' . ' pl 'laik :ig J :Qi -:E 'lol , Ein 7: 5,0 6 dl 1 . . . looking like drowned rats in our formals? . . . after the Prom? . . . the mess We thought we never would get cleaned up, but we did? . . . how Miss G. started us on our junior year and how Miss Solomon helped us finish successfully? . . . our last summer vacation of loafing around? . . . the thrill we got when we were first called seniors? . . . when we first walked down the aisle as the top class? . . . Oh! gosh how could we forget the Junior-Senior play . . . c'Anna Get Your Gun? . . . how we were out of class every clay to make train seats? . . . how the bird flew off the hat before Anna had a chance to shoot it? . . . How everything seemed so hopeless at dress rehearsal? . . . Well here We are seniors again . . . the outcome of the election of our class officers? . . . how the seniors were the highest class in sales of magazines? . . . 205 being the top homeroom? . . . the surprise engagements and marriages? . . . Dragnet? . . . our One Act Play for the last time? . . . our last dance? . . . our last pep rallies? . . . that sharp Sadie Hawkins Dance? . . . how we planned and looked forward to our Washington trip? . . . the fun that was had by all? . . . Senior Day? . . . distributing our name cards and pictures? . . . practicing graduation exercises? . . . all the excitement and confusion the night we became alumni? . . . saying goodbye to everyone? As we walk through the halls for the last time, we shall always cherish the memories of these high school days . . . and so . . . We stand in reverent silence before 'thee Regional High. . . if X S 2 51,3 R W s is at N ew fn I .1 1 lv' WI gs s 'Heal mia 4555. :gf-,L N '5l'3:'1W I' Il' r '--1 mpg 11 Q51 UAGENDA PREDICTS ff I 52 :I 1 Lf AY ' F . D Q, Q A 6 JANE MILLER 533 ,-' nqgnv Q. ' '1 ' K! gf-I phi -A DONALD KNOLL and MARY YANASESKA rf J I s -:4 'JM , I :MQW NW-4 , I - , M -- - DORIS PEARSON and BETTE O'NEILL EI 1 MA YU 2 N35 P7 N L K ,xi WS. ff! X . .. .IANICE CLICKSTINE and .JANET CROSBY VINCENT TRUCELLO A W' v. P ELAINE REICHERT HARRY SULZM AN g ef Wiz? 6 1 BERT COMPTON BILL RODTLLOSO RICHARD JOHNSON I 0 IN 666699 X fsix 4, X' JOHANN LODGEK and IDA MACCARELA 'S fy -, .Zgff LXR X f CORDAN FANELLI . ' Y . f A., I 9 f I . ... . alias ..-, .'.,.-. . . 2' . 0 4 J x , x. I X 1 If l ll X I X I: X f X Y I I 1 Z X- RICHARD CAVALUCCI P I JI f u ' - -. 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A, , Q pf.. un 1 , .A A mano X f5ETf'1 j, X, f RE Ex' I' 0'NCl'L ,f lf If- W PERUY 'I ' 4 X' D I lf. W H ,YANN YI . , ff ' If X ', 'ff ithjsgumq SDHIY ly! W' FRANNH5- V EARLY wzusoy W f mme , ' ' - ' K iv. l+f4ssErY F5 3' lmmzy Grlowlv ' f 0 5 f wmnsk WALLY Mon msec W wm.a.CrL sY TQ SUCEEU OST S ff...J'Am UURG GARBAM Jaqfgw Q fb ' 'f T' f7 Q., 493 , . F' ,I V P' :ff L ,, , C, U a Q S DEAN L 2-'M I All f-x lgldf, RT Coyqvvvfs-5 0 names: X N f W - N GET Pima AN '5nr'f Y B55-1' 353550 RSIZYD A C FAA 7 NFLLA' I-AMANAA 3. ' , in Y ' l Sl'-30035 YT XXQV AL Ammw TALLET MB FAULINII ELMNE A mar 5 bww 'l 'l+0W1llS Yltl CLLERT SEQBJOV MCE WI rrTCvn BILL LFR 951 ,., Sturm I ' 7 Q 1, -J' + Y-Q rx' X Cf-Lico nlflifl LAM 0113515 Illiy VSIZHWIHNTE C'--'SS CLC'-MS' 1 V, l. W , 4' V --JGJ 'V Q QL .Un JM I -A 7 f K , -Q , f I I 5 f X Q, 45 mmf H2 sw F' -K i E- X! ' - 6 A Q J xy V' ' Y ,I ' N wr 1 V ' Lk-A X 'I fag fl .1 I , X X ' 4 4 'X , GE ' ',+w'T1m 5 -1' . Q -f P: 5 ix ,. 9' 2,4 2 ' ff lf- E35 :-1:,2g3'- . A . w X 1 :nj 1 Y ' V3 1 J, Q ' ' 'Wm p I 5 X . EJ 1 O I Q n f Q x O UUR FON D FAREWELIR' Our senior class leaves Regional, and as we bid good-bye, One sees, if one look closely, a teardrop in each eye. It's not that W67I'6 soft hearted or sentimental guys- lt's just that now We realize we love thee, Regional High. But come-we must be adult, and take our place beside Each other as We travel horizonsffar and wide. So each his work must follow with God alone his guide, For now We are alumni, and teardrops we must hide. '5 v Q F5 XJ I J xy 'o JUNIORS Mrs. Cramer, Advisor, Betty Neidinger, Secretaryg Alan Enders, Vice Presidentg Bert Nahalowoa, Presidentg Betty Canning. Treasurer. HOMEROOM 113 First row, left to right: Elaine Albertson. Barbara Campbell, Mary Cacciabudi, Matilda Chiaradonna, Betty Canning, Janet Conte, Amy Anderson, Roberta Baxter. Ethel Boyle, Marquerite Braddock. Mary Lou Angelotti, Mary Ciarma. Second row: Rob- ert Adams. Janet Bailey, Dorothy Blaese. Joan Copeland, Sandra Clark, Joan Clevenger. Betty Aspell, Barbara Campbell, Mary Barsuglia. Barbara Campbell. Third row: Garfield Covington, Paul Campbell. Winfred Christy, Eugene Conte, Carl Auwater, Vince Avellino. John Carney. Charles Cannan, Edward Belcher. F x e CLASS HISTORY In September of 1951 we opened Regional's wide doors to a new class of freshmen, the class of 55. After the first few bewildering weeks you settled down to earn your place in Regional! history. With the magazine drive you rapidly became veteran salesmen. The Valentine Dance was the highlight of that romantic year with Betty Fly and Benny Nicolletto as Queen and King of Hearts. As Sophomores you re-entered with renewed vigor and Candy Cane Lane was the main topic of conversation during the Christmas season. The following year, how proud you were to display your class rings! At the Masquerade Party how different everyone looked in their Halloween regalia. And what a huge success this new venture was! May your remaining year at Regional be as successful as your past three years. . 'fn' ist, HOMEROOM 202 First row, left to right: Eleanor Freedman, Jean Hartman, Joan Fieger. Nancy Fielis. Marilyn Frost, Betty Fly, Gwen Hartsig. Joan Geno, Betty Honsell, Pat Greene. Second row: Bob Fischer. Joseph Grassi. Doris Goto, Iris Holden, Geraldine Hiebert, Amelia Fieger, Gary Frank, Joe Hayden. Third row: Jack Gris-so, William Flake, Merriel Forchion, William Forchion, John Hoff- man. Fourth row: Philip Hecker, Joseph Gilmour, James Fulley- love, J ack Gorski. HOMEROOM 201 First row, left to right: Beatrice Davis, Dolores Ewing. Catherine Farrell, Blanche Ellen. Antoinette DeMeglio. Emelia D'Acienno, RoseAnn DiMiglio. Mary DeCerbo, Rita Fekete. Second row: Betty DeLorenzo. Torn DiSimone, Alan Enders, Larry Ficerai, Tom Fekete, Ruth Dunning, Rita Dunning. Connie Esposito. Third row: Richard Donnelly, Harold Ewan. Norman Ehrke. Ed Dove. Ronnie De-Rogatis. Bill Davidson. 0 ,li I X HOMEROOM 209 First row, left to right: Catherine Jackson, Gerry Jenson, Pat Jacovelli, Loretta Jacovelli, Sandra luliucci, Joyce Iannaco, Eleanor Lang, Margaret Killian, Marjorie Kruckner, Joann Joss, Lorraine MacBride. Second row: Phyllis Maccarone, Kathryn Kennedy, Elaine Lutz, Doris Johnson, Rlgxllis Juliucci, Karen Kleinber, Shirley Lewis, Cora Jones. Third row: John Knecht, Raymond Kirchoif, Frank Maccarella, William Hughes, James Lombardo, Joe Jackson, Tom Hume. HOMEROOM 210 First row, left to right: Mary Ellen Taylor, Marjory Smith, Sara Ann Norcross, Betty Neidinger, Santa Petruzzi, Julia Passerella, Faith Martin, Jane Marshall, Loretta Newcomb, Jennie Midili. Second row: Bert Naholowoa, Joe Palladino, Joan Parkinson, Leia Pierson, Audrey Mclntosh, Vivian Maroon, Louise Nichols, Betty Jane Sikora, Ann Pederson. Third row: Ed Miller, Pete Mauriello, Francis Nichols, Louis Malfaro, Wayne Moran, Joe McSparrin, Dick Nuzum. Fourth row: Larry Mauriello, Bill Morrill, Jim Nixon, Henry Marinella, Bob McCalgan, Bob Mattson. HOMEROOM 226 First row, left to right: Mary Ellen Taylor, Rose Marie Monte- murro, Billie Nicholas, Nancy Yocum, Susan Wilmer, Marge Vandergrift, Lois Strock, Carol Walker, Carol Ann Zarella, Laura White, Donna Woods. Second row: Marge Taylor, Janet Stephan, Ginny Taylor, Barbara Way, Joan Valenti, Mert De Cerbo, Rose Ann DeMeglio, Edna Ward. Third row: Don Walls, Jerry Washburn, Ronald Yersak, Horace Walker, Frank Wichrowski, Jerry Stiles, Herbert Wood, Bill Walls. Fourth row: James Wilcoxson, Frank Waters, Bill Westerby, Oscar Tann, Ralph Yancey. I .L :Yami HOMEROOM 225 First row, left to right: Betty Reed, Gerry Sanford, Joan Schlein- kofer, Eleanor Sharp, Anna Pichards, Marie Sarappa, Anna Sanasardo, Joan Pologruto, Doris Pandonella, Bobbi Rossi, Eleanor Sherby, Barbara Miller. Second row: Dorothea Sewter, Lorraine Sheeler, Carol Speece, Liz Ragan, Ruth Sneathen, Gail Siler, Joan Sims, Carole Reilly, Maretta Smith, Dorothy Regan, Alberta Procida, Gloria Mull. Third row: James Pearce, Ray Rudolph, Logs Sirolh' Frances Piehs, Jim Regan, Ralph Shaw, George Sampson, Nick Sachleban, Terry Simpson. Fourth row: Jack Scheaffer, Guy Seu, Vito Seu, Fred Soistman, Joe Short, Gerald Riley. - ff:-ns I-e ' i Y if W . i 3' 4 .1 'v w,. L x -AA' ,. A 1 1 1 w I , wx' rQ'4,L'f - G wie r 'x1-.- . .l. , ,Q ff, L 1 w w ' '- Q. J .e ,,. . ,, I . , vid.. an SOPHOMORES Mr. Rossi, Advisorg Mike DiMeglio, Secretary, Richard Hartley, President, Joe Gargano, Vice Presidentg Gertrude Thomas, Treasurer. HOMEROOM 103 First row, left to right: Margaret Aspell, Gilda Abruzzc, Ruth Adams, Dorothy Beach, Virginia Becker, Hazel Batchelor, Betty Anderson. Second row: Rose Bill, Eleanor Bendig, Duveen Abrams, Joyce Blakeley, Edward Biglin, Howard Anderson, John Anderson. Last row: James Atkins, Alan Athearn, James Belcher, George Bowman, Gene Angelino, Rudolph Boksleitner, Albert Banfill, Leslie Batten. 1-I -ls' 5 .is-.gf , , A me HOMEROOM 117 First row, left to right: Roberta Etlen, Ruth Fuller, Mary Elbert- son, Alice Erwin, Joan Fritz, Elizabeth Githens, Kathy Ettore, Marie Gargano, Ann Fowler. Second row: Gene Gatti, Howard Fleming, Erwin Eschert, George Fox, Joseph Gargano, Louis Flake, Joseph Feeney, Augustine Francisco, Rita Ferriola. Last row: Francis Fucci, Louis D'AnnoI,fo, Frederick F othergill, Michael DiMeglio, Ronald Durkin, James Edwards, Herman Franke, Robert Fleisch, Frank DeSilvio. . ,-If CLASS HISTORY As sophomores you have shown your outstanding capabili- ties through your many successful activities. As freshmen you participated well in the magazine drive, and your Valentine Dance was a huge success. It wasn't long before you overcame the problems of newness and settled down to a year of hard work. With your sophomore year came your first formal dance, the Cotillion. This was followed by the SL Patty's Dance when all you Irishmen displayed your finery. Looking ahead, we feel you can. be dl' assured of two successful years as upperclassmen. Good Luck, Class of 4'56 I Y ' 5 ji A5512 . L., -ma W, , Z HOMEROOM 106 First row, left to right: Mary Burkhart, Shirley Collins, Made- lene Braddock, Barbara Bryson, Mary Ann Bruno, Sandy Bright, Flo Chinchillo, Marion Caccia, Roberta Christian, Ann Catrom- bone, Joanne Clarke, Betty Dempsey. Second row: John Carney, Paul Bundick, Bill Chavanne, Jimmy Corcoran, Charles Chiu- mento, Sam Crozier, Mary Cavallaro, Joyce Clevenger, Carmella Capofferi, Carol Cairns. Last row: Ed Cahill, Louis Bramante, Emil DelConte, Rowland Cornew, Harry Clevenger, Charles Bramante, Alex Cole, Dick Console, James Diley, Gene Bromiley. -J aria iz: if r 4 HOMEROOM 121 FITSI row left to rx ht Ruth Latva Bonnre Johnson Carol La Pollo Sara Jack on Franclne Kergxdes Carolme Mannlce Rosahe Madonla Hazel Lewellen Jeanette Lang LGUISC Maurone Veda Mutlns Seeond row Rolmclt Madden Lvtlyn Kllllan Loulse Krrder Elise MacBr1de Susan Jones Rose Marte Llacer Lyn MacDougal Mllton John on Carmen Macaxella Thxrd row John Jennlnbs John Jones Abraham Lyons James MaCV1CkG1S John Mayor Jack Jacovelh Harold Jennln s Puchard Keller Joseph Lord Charles Jackson has HF' glee! HOMEROOM 217 Fxrst row left to r1 ht Fran Rublesky Agnes Pferffer Bett Ptden Gall Rellly Jovee DeSorte Rita Decferlamo Dot Plag Barbara Reed Ruth Rea le Second row Lou Ann Pednck Joan Rablnns Sara Rosano Pat Re an Barbara Plrolll Pat Propert Jame Ross Thrrd row Eugene PIQCIIEHI Wxlham Redheffer Vrncent Prerce Helen Pederson Jerry Rutherford Ray Pratt Charles Rudolph Donald Reed Ray Rockwell HOMEROOM 119 Fxrst row left to fl ht Ethel Doe Mane Itahano Lucxlle lannoco Bea Hudson Betty Hardxn Annette Gxclnnslu Joan Harms Dolores Good Rose Grob Second row Steve Goldsteln Gllbert Hettel Mary Grtvowrclt Janet Bylne Dorothy Hansen Kathy Holton John Iannaco Drclt HaFClYVlClx Thlrd row Ronald Haldm W1ll1am Godfrey Drck Hartley Dall Hammond Joe Iul1ucc1 Charles Harper Harold Holmes Andrew Haruson Fourth row Geor e HEHClT1ClxSOD Plnlhp .ll1llL1CC1 Harold Gold er Earl Harms Leo Heuer 'Nw HOMEROONI 125 F1I'St row left to rx ht Edlllll Mull Edrth Mears Betty Ann OBrxen Mane Nxcoletto Jean Mrclt Betty Mlller Ruth Ann McMullen Glen Osborne Mane Morocco Betty McGurlt Second row Joseph Mlller Ronald LICCIHDIS Donald Nloyer Mar aret Mossop Marne McCullen Donald Mrd etl Albert Meadowcraft Rrchard Newcomb Ben Nmoletto Thxrd row Charles N1cl1ols Joseph ORourLe Lm h 'tlac-Duff Nuncy Moffa .tits-. --an - -' . rrfnl-F :f-- -V 1 : - fr r 'Y' '- - ' 1 114-H41 '11 1111 il 1 V ' 1 ' 1, ' . , V 51.1 1 1. , 11 11 f Y .-,1 , , 1 ,- y - f,-,,'- .-. 1V 111 . 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Second row: Joyce Vause, Jean Walker, Dora Vollmer, Caroline Upton, Shirley Williams, Mary Ann Zarro, Jeannette Wandel. Third row: Bud Wizst, Dick Way, Pete Truscello, Charles Walker, Richard'Thompson, Bob Wyce. Bill Walker, Junius White. Fourth row: Bob Wilson. HOMEROOM 222 First row, left to right: Maryann Seppy, Elizabeth Stanisce, Betty Scull, Edith Talbot, Shirley Smith, Darlene Shuckle, Theresa Saunders, Pat Safaryn, Seni Santiago, Joan Smith. Second row: Vince Tamburrio. John Salvato, Joseph Tedesco, Connie Sateriale, Angela Siderio, Elizabeth Sainsbury, Earl Shone, John Smith, Edward Schaefer. Third row: Stanley Scott, Robert Sims, Kenneth Scheller, Fred Setzler, Donald Speece, Bobbie Stelzner. 'N 2 Q' I XA t x J Q1 1-ESV X S x i xy J, - 'll' I P' 313 J ' 1' 1 2 . 'ig X 2 ' ' , 'R i fi! f, of X H 1 X l if lii -1. . 'J If i -- I ' 1 f ll' f sse- , - . I 4 FRESHMEN . en -- Mrs. Malberg. Advisorg Joan Buser, Secretaryg Carole Volz, Presidentg Doris Lori. Vice Presidentg Fay DiBartolon1eo, gona, Treasurer. J 551-Qtalfllilwrl HOMEROOM lll First row, left to right: Marie Belsante. Lorraine Bates, Marie Ayres, Gail Albertson. Carolyn Auwarter, Dolores Atkins, Jean Bax, Marlyn Annish. Second row: George Allibone, Joseph Al- terri, Richard Ashmen, Harole Batten. Vincent Arsenault, Barton Bauers. Third row: Lance Albertson, James Adams, Robert Beardsworth. Williaiii Baker. Steve Anderson, Jim Bedker. A Y L, - 52: e 1 .- e,,,,. , Llc at L LLL, - ffl, HOMEROOM 120 First row, left to right: Peggy Ewing, Anita DeSilvio, Madeline Marianna DiSomone, Jeanette DePalma, Phyllis D'Angelo, Fullio, Mary Crosby. Hazel Dudley. Second row: Charles Ed- minston, Charles Duble, Joan Dosney. Fay Di Bart, Rose Lee Dotson, Allean Ellison, Charles Dando. Third row: Kenneth Dobisch, Marco DiBiase, William Dempsey, Joseph Cruice, John Elherson, Julian Delpino, Craig Demarest. Fourth row: George Drumm, Donald Elfrey, Carmen' Dottoli, Theodore Daniels, Ken- neth Davey, Joe Drozdowsky. l t1 ? CLASS HISTORY Doesn't it seem a long time ago since you entered Regional on that first memorable day? . . . How frightened you were? . . . Scared rabbits though you were you showed your true abilities by your participation in the magazine drive . . . With the Valentine season came your first dance, another achievement . . . Although you have had but little opportunity to show your capabilities, you can anticipate three more successful years at Regional . . . We wish you good luck and hope your ftttbre ul ' here will be happy ones. www, D -.-fiilllw r HONEROOM 112 First row, left to right: Dolores Bryson, Shirley Bombalo, Lor- raine Brake, Joan Buser, Pat Clark, Jannie Coney, Betty Bleatter, Maryann Cheeseman, Louise Blackman, Rosalie Chiappine. Sec- ond row: Charles Buzby, Kenneth Carter, Marian Burkhart, Mary Cather, Jane Brenner, Wifresa Bill, Lucy Blackman, Dot Bock. Third row: Albert Brodecki, James Brtggs, Charles Bowen, Edward Boyle, Ronald Breitwieser, Thomas Colclough, Joseph Caporelli, Jay Coney. . if MGS I full, to H W, an HOMEROOM 206 row left to right Jane Kelly Rosalie lulrano Barbara Keel Pat Hahn Mary Ann Jeffers Arlene Kauffman .lo Ann Hills Veronlca Karghen Arlene Jones Darlene Keel Second row Dor1s Heggen Sue Herbert Janet Hess Carolyn Johnson Barbara Irwin Sadle Hanulton Carmeta Jome Loreta luhuccl Judy Jacovelll Antonia Huber Third row Robert Jacovellx Wllllam Holland Robert Heppard Carl Hames Earl Hettel Robert Honer James Hems Billy I-lyson Wlllxam Jennmgs Fourth row Charles Handy Joe Henshaw Billy Kemble Ronald Keckhutt Ulysee Hxhmon Wllllanl Johnso Earl Hatcher Preston Hauseal KMFXKJJ HOMEROOM 122 ' First row, left to right: Darlene Ficerai, Theresa Fabrizio, Ruth Giannini, Anna Grasso, Helena Fitapatrick, Carol Franke, Vienna urfuro. Second row: Dora Fox, Bernice Good, Edna Govan, etty Gaskill, Carol Gilmore, Janet Farner, Jim Fanz, Sam Frederico. Third row: John Feeney, Joe Gruber, John Garrett, Flake, Joe Falcone, Alfred Fuhrer, Calvin Freedman, Joe Fielis. Fourth row: Dan Gallen, Bruce Goode, Joe Flores, Carmen Grasso, Jim Fekete, Ron Flury, Bob Fothergill, Mike Curtis Fullstick. HEEL: Li' lltikri HOMEROOM 221 First row left to r1ght Mary Swanson Arlene Steere Joyce Swanson Frances Smdoru Sandra Tomasello Bette Southard Carolyn Tamburrmo Vxr 1n1a Sirollx Kathleen Tarallo Second row Geraldine Tomasmo Ruth Ann Tldman Carol Stiles HOMEROOM 208 First row left to right Theresa Lamhalse Anna Lange Harriet Khng Lois La Court Mary Lewandowski Joan Klumpp Margaret Lesher Dor1s Lor1 Arlene Lo an Dorothea Kleber Second row Chrxstme Klotz Naomr Lancaster Santa Lancaster Jean Learner Ellen Leehan Antornette Mangaro Marion Kleln Ann Klrvan Doris Le Leche Tlurd row Roger Lewis Edmund Klnle LOUIS Maccarella Willlam Lee John Kuzdrall Josephine L153 Charles Km ett James L1g3.1'DC1'1 Anthony La Grotta Eddle Lerner ...-1 E .-.11 Roberta Thoman Carole Taylor Patricia Ann Townsend Mary Thompson Kathryn Taylor James Smith Third row Rrchard Stecker Norman Smith Roland Slasor Ralph Solls Robert Smith Plullp Srmonetti Harry Sulzman , Y . 1 ' 1. .' 71. l. . ,1 ' ' 1 .. 1- 3 ' 1' 1 1 1 l - J 1. 1 1' , A ,, , -,,-,-.. , , , ,. --.. 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' l l .1 -Y , .V l , , , , J111111111 -1 ,1 1 a A 1 a f V CVE, k AA-'l 7 1 1 1 119, I ' L ' ' 2 ' 1 1 1 gli V J , , . : K 1 1 1 1 - I ' .V Q , w T ? A .7 .f 'J 1. :ffl 1 If : , H .X V ,lx .XX 7' f -Y - -- - 0- -- -Y --.277 W JM M, L 1 .1 5: , HOMEROOM 219 First row, left to right: Ruth Sharp, Edna Rudolph, Kathleen Sheridan, Tania Shilling, Martha Rodilosso, Bertha Shearer, Carmen Santiago. Second row: John Schmidt, Edwin Sharp, Dorothea Ross, Lois Sheeler, Eleanor Schuda, Doris Scoot, Frank Sauer. Third row: Grant Rowand, Alfred Scutte, Joseph Sateri- ale, Anthony Rodilosso, Ralph Ross, Gerald Schromm. HOMEROOM 213 First row, left to right: Joan O'Neil, Dorothy Piehs, Joan Reidel, Kay Reitz, Adelae Olsack, Marion Pample, Alice Mower, Ann Passarella, Joyce Pajic. Second row: Allen Pierson, Gayle Murray, Alice O'Neil. Pat O'Hara. Florence Myers, Diane Propert, Joan Pfeffer, Robert Reed. Third row: Glen Ross. Elwood Muir, George Reed, William Rivello, Elijah Reed, Robert Nylon, Charles Nichols, Nuzi Ranio. F urth row: Robert Murphy, William Pratt, Alexander 'urrayv s Pattqsisjn, Barry Quig- ley, Harold Muma. ' i elif-1 NLR . NL LF , I3-'M 'ep-9 i by 'S is 'Sv . -A tsN 7'f ef. fi ': f- ,.A , , in 'Ly , 5 , ,nf 0 -4,51 if -f H 6 ,- 0 if I' -f'1Iw,!Caif-'Q' 'df W ' HOMEROOM 211 First row, left to right: Norma Mayer, Darla Manning, Phyllis Marinella, Pat McCarty, Pat Meyer, Mary Mathews, Cathleen Morrissy. Second row: Dennis McFerran, Frank May, Marilyn Mick, Veronica Morgan, Jackie McAdams, Barbara Miller, Ellen Moos, Pasqual Menna. Third row: William Marck, William McCrea1y, Cosmo Midure, Frank Mestro, Charles Morrissey, James Morill, Pat Martinez, Gerald Moore. Fourth row: Roger Mauro, Albert Miller, Robert Marx. , IR w '- ff. 4 r ' w Q A , . lorsfxf-M 52- . HOMEROOM First row, left to right: Dolores Wo - uanita Yhost, Roberta Walker, Nancy Vadino, Francis Va ti, Barbara Weikel, Ade- laide Weckesser. Second row: Jack Watkins, Carole Volz, Janice Wiegand, Grace Welner, Pat Turner, Christine Williams, Lois Wenclel. Third row: Ronnie Walton, Jerry Wolfer, Bernard W d John Tyler, Bob Vadino, Chester Worthington, Bob Richard Watson. 005 M, QEEJLJX . 'V T H L E TICS w b w X I X 1 X Y x . ' w uw, m m I N . in . Qs . JUNUR VARSITJ lm NXX1 H14 Our Junior Varsity football team coach d b M I. . 1 1 , G y r. Joseph Capocetta, had plenty of splrit, and they certalnly looked like good future Varsity material. Although they had three losses, they gained much in terms of valuable knowledge and experience. Z X, ff' ..:-5 K! - 'fy A 2: -f' . 55555 f I f H 1 X gf' 'gag W X N l. N IVE:-rf x N xy . X .2 Q -X I ,, .- f , f I I' . S S W ,fff ' ' Xxx E H U4 E yy 45 A iii? J ' i mm !-349 A . , Ill as V , s 1- age: av . . .16 i iff I gv Y .- 'f X semi v . ' '? 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V6 t -to e tt t t tttt to te t t e f - -e y y t T. nu, if wa ff t XO y e y he t e o W Xt N , fx 'O 9 ja y t , f 2, vyy- A .e,- X -xy' '.4- y I Vulv , N y 4 EUSSKFETLTKQ QZSLXE bers of the Colonlal Conference was our wlnter Our boys' basketball team, one of the fevx nmem wr? Q5 lx xg' M' SV X ,Y . A Agv' A5 , I vf Mme xv! .32 f I 5 Il I l A, 3515 llljltfi ills, 071 I Q I ' 0 Q., f I ll 'X 423293 ff Z 41f!' f . ., . .9156 Q 'i V .jxyt g N. . I sb gulde to school Splflt. Through thelr unclylng ef- forts we could once again stand up and give a cheer for Regional. Mr. Oakes, the basketball coach, did an excellent job in training the fellows who got out on the court and fought for our school. - AESWT I N X 1 1 'cis 7 . Z X X 6 t, ,, c X X 0,0 'S w . 1,418 ,'. :Q -X' Q Neges 4 5 'sis ' ?95 5 E SQ X 47 ' ,Qs W M ,499 7 5 ff 'fvf MZ. , Q 'fa r 'ff-Za , . f ' , ,wif 6 094,18 -'-' an -ff X gap . 7? 153711 x, fgQ 0,519 V 4 ' ai-----Q..--. ii?-1: 51.5.3 X i I ,f . .ff , I f XUNEQYTQ we my X93 if V r Y RESHMAN Cf? V' Q. S These two teams, coached by Mr. Lupinetti and ' Mr. Brown, form the backbone of our varsity squad. I It is here that the development of good varsitv Q, . teams take place. GIRLS? BASKETBALL V XFX Q S Nj QUNIGQ Vf0.R3YTy VI? ESHMFHV Although the victories weren't many, our girls' basketball teams proved to be among the best groups exhibiting the qualities of sportsmanship and honest effort. Mrs. White patiently coached the girls after regular school hours. Both the teams and the coach deserve recognition for their hard work and patience. vx, Q iv S ACTIVITIES 1 . I . I , 4 . , ,I I' f ' 1 1 , f ,I 1 1 1 f ' ' ' 1 . 1 ff M ' 1 ' f Q f ' 1 - 1 1 I, f , A I .ff I Y 'Q-7 P . ' Af A. 1 'Q' - 1,1 1 I.. 9, ' -'Ng' . x I fl .Af I ' R . . ' 5 - ' f W Af . -- 4 - - - ,f ,ff--177' . 2 1 - ' - f I . -4 - t fi 'L' ' ,P , , ,f . ff '71 ,mg-3' A f Q, H' - , .4 ' ' sf - -',,:t-af: . ' ' . L- ' ef fwfafr 7 , BAND Under the capable direction of Mr. James D. Murray the 1953 band has progressed extremely well this year. In football season it marched at all our games, and they were always on hand to play for a pep rally. On a cold Thursday night in October the band was seen in Williamstown where it won second prize in a contest which consisted of high school marching bands from this section. Altogether there was a decided improvement in our hand, and we all wish to extend our thanks to Mr. Murray for all the many hours he spent in making our band the success it was. LONG YEA CHEERLEADERS To these girls we owe our vim, vigor, and vitality which they so willingly displayed for us at our football and basketball games. Standing are, left to right: Gerry Jensen, Betty Jane Sikora, Barbara Corcoran, Joan Sims, and Nancy Yocum. Sitting are: Nancy Fielis, Betty Aspell, Carol Bancroft, Betty Canning, and Margie Smith. - , - . 9 , .1- ' u T' l i Il-I +1 l l THE GIRLS' CHORUS The girls' chorus, under the direction of Miss Jones, was very large this year, and we all think that they were better than ever. They made very substantial contri- butions in the Christmas Program and the Spring Festival. They have done an excellent job this year, and we know that they will continue to do so. THE BOYS' CHORUS The year of 1953 marked a new accomplishment for Regional High School. This year we have succeeded in forming a boys' chorus. Under the direction of our new music teacher, Miss Bernice Jones, the fellows have practiced daily, and now they are being called upon to join in our assemblies and other school functions. The members are, left to right: Barton Bauers, George Nichols, Bert Compton, Julian Delfino, Ed Syer, Curtis F allstick, Dick Geissinger, Mike DiMeglio, Larry Borek, Ann Spinella, faccompanistj Harry Brown, Miss Jones, Charles Edmiston, Paul Campbell, Joe Drosdowsky, Charles Harvey, and Albert Alspach. The members of L'Agenda wish to congratulate the fellows in their fine performances and also wish them many continued successes. S1 I S UAGENDA BUSINESS STAFF The business staff of the yearbook, consisting of Mary Yanaseka, Leah Midgett, Jeanette Wohfarth, and Mr. Lucas, the advisor, is responsible for getting the ads for L'Agenda. They also are in charge of publicity and have a large part in producing our book. L'AGENDA EDITORIAL STAFF The yearbook, which is composed by the editorial staff, is one of the major projects of the senior class. Much is gained in terms of scholastic and social growth through this activity. THE SHELL QJNXSORS 'T K0 MR HPSYX ' TA wt-5 YLOR Perhaps one of the most praiseworthy organizations of the school is the Shell staff. Guided and advised by Mr. Shapiro and Mr. Taylor this group of students works ef- ficiently to publish the student newspaper monthly. Much of their spare time is de- voted to reporting on student news. This is a Valuable and interesting experience, as the students learn many fundamentals of journalism. These able students are to be congratulated for their conscientious efforts to produce a good newspaper. Popularity for the Shell has increased a good deal in the past year. This is due to the interesting additions to the publication. Mary Lou Angelotti, Editor-in-Chief, with. her staff of editors and reporters has done an excellent job in improving our school newspaper. 1 fs i5 rx A A5 41 A-5, -Q 3 ,fs as '95 fx -1s ETI g,....,-- P5 fs fs fs A night that all are sure to remember, W as a night filled with oriental splendor, Soft playing music filled the room, Bringing out the fragrance of flowers bloom. The stars in the shy were shining bright, As the couples shared that magic night. ,IN frm :Ne ,A fx 45x 13,415 tg rx FW Q N as Q2 f,..q' ,fb 115 1 I - -..-,gf -.,.q,. ,fgl 'fm 4 Ju. . f 'U ,. M ,,. 1 - H ,. W I w wx! 'H 'Fr LE? :wa if, I lffl -..,,, , ,. A V V ' w 1, 6 Y Au . A 'EQ' ' ' f lx A 9 A W 'fx S 'T' ., 5.s-Q411w,,- . , fi: - , V, Y , 1, ' j xfi bik y, iw X :wie 1 . yi! -' , if.--sf ,, '-3'5-friyft' ,- -s1'r'+'f V . 1 U: ly 111 1 SN- gin- 'I eb A 1 ' ZW, 1,3 i J w ORGA NIZA TIONS T'-ffl! A!-.1 ' x ,wa 4: ff '1-. 1 X X gains W' P fl' t 1,1 Xeiyglll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 5 ! 3 EL. w 'f -:Q x ' T..- T- If 1 Q .. KEY CLUB The Key Club of Regional High is sponsored by the Blackwood Kiwanis Club. lts function in the school is one of service and brother- hood. The boys are voted in by the club members every year. The organization is under the very competent sponsorship of Mr. Leonard Westniaii. Members are, left to right, seated: Albert Ferg, treasurerg Jay Ewan, president, Larry Borek, vice president, Mike Passarella, secretary. Standing are Ed Syer, Wayiie Moran, Albert Alspach, Harry Brown, David Houchin, Fred Watson, Mr. Westman, Dick Geissinger, Don Anderson, Ed Moore, Bill Ashman, Frank Lisa, Allen Enders. TI-IESPIANS All students who are outstanding in the field of dramatics are eligible for membership in the Thespian Honor Society. A certain number of credits are allotted to the students. These are based on speeches, co-operation with the director, and general dramatic skill. A student participating in school dramatic productions is given six credits for a major role and one point for a minor part. At least ten credits are required for initiation into the society. Mr. August Muller is director of the organization. Members are: Bertram Compton, ,lean Fitting, Albert Alspach and Mr. Muller. HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society, directed by Miss Megargee is made up of students of highest scholastic ability. lt is considered quite an achievement to become a member of this national organization. Certain qualities must be fulfilled by each member. These are leader- ship, service and character. Members are selected from the highest fifteen percent of the Senior Class and the highest eight per cent of the Junior Class. Members are, standing: Harry Brown, Edwin Moore, .Albert Alspach. Seated: Jane Hassett, Miss Megargee, Mr. Muller, Advisor. Av .f. H -4. Q Y Y : 'TE s . 1 I. -Him V . - ,vm , in .4 I H 5 us, fx N , f 53.2 If H '-if N MM M H HUM, ,H H X M H H uw H zz- -iq v W -1 ., THE STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, the leading student organization, is under the direction of Edwin Moore, presidentg Mario F ederici, vice'-presidentg June Sonak, secretary, and Bill Ashman, treasurer. This organization functions for the purpose of governing our student body and guiding them in their activities. T THE STUDENT PATROL The Student Patrol, a division of the Student Council, is under the capable leadership of Anna Sannasardo, captaing Mary Ann Bruno, lieu- tenantg and Louis Sirolfi lieutenant. Keeping traffic moving in the halls is just one of the many problems with which they so successfully deal. SEWING CLUB Miss Rothermel sponsors this group of freshman and junior girls. The girls gain practical experience in the basic sewing skills. They also work on vari- ous projects related to handicraft. '-vi--'ff--+-'ff- 'fffif'?i 'ffbE ' ' H, . , v-XE' , 'I wfliyid -M 1 1 .5 51 i ' 3 ' , . j 1 pl U 'PLE ART CLUB lr Q .sz 16 Miss Capocetta aids these Freshman and Junior students in developing their talents and interests in art projects. In addition to paintings, the members work on individual assignments. DANCING CLUB Not to be outdone by the sophomores and seniors, these freshman and unior students have their danc- ing session every Friday. They are guided by Mr. Lupinetti. USHERETTE CLUB This freshman and junior group of usherettes is sponsored by Mrs. Cramer. The girls, in addition to ushering at school activities, have practical dis- cussions and Work on constructive projects. FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses Club teaches the girls the fundamentals of nursing and helps familiarize its members with many hospital methods. Mrs. Deitz, our nurse, is the advisor. f-.:.- T s WOODSHOP CLUB Mr. Johnson capably assists this group of boys who are interested in Woodcraft. The members make small wood articles and are receiving valuable training which may be used in later life. BOYS' COOKING These sophomore and senior boys, advised by Mrs. Rudderow, are capably proving that men, as Well as women, have their place in the kitchen. Every Monday these brave boys can be found cook- ing and eating their own meals. PRESS CLUB Mr. Taylor guides this group of journalists. The members act as reporters for the school newspaper, The Shell. These students are receiving valuable training in the methods of newspaper writing and reporting. DANCING CLUB The areal live hep cats in the gymnasium on Mondays are the members of the Sophomore Danc- ing Club. Mrs. Howell is the club supervisor. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB Under the guidance of Miss Capocetta, the Art Club gives the students actual experience in oil painting and modeling. UTILITY CLUB This club was formed for the purpose of recon- ditioning athletic equipment and to perform other tasks developing the health and physical education program. Club members are receiving valuable training and experience in the use and maintenance of cloth and leather goods. USHERETTE CLUB This club is under the guidance of Mrs. White. The girls usher at all the school functions. At their meetings they discuss topics concerning etiquette, fashions, and make-up. r -Iva Q, . .5 W . W I sf aff' l . ,,,, im VARIETY DANCING The Variety Dancing Club is comprised of fresh- men and juniors. The purpose of this club is to learn various kinds of dances. The sponsors of this club are Mr. Lupinetti and Mr. Gallagher. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was formed for the purpose of teaching its members the fundamentals and skills of photography. The boys spend much time in taking and developing their own photographs. Mr. Jones very capably advises this club. BOYS' COOKING The housewives of tomorrow may well be our dear Regional boys. The Boys' Cooking Club teach- es them the fundamentals of cooking. And brave lads they are, for they eat their own cooking! The club is under the direction of Mrs. Rudderow. ,tsl SENIOR DANCING Every Monday the dance club meets in the school gymnasium to spend a period of most pleasant leisure. They swing and sway to the latest hit rec- ords. It is under the supervision of Mr. Brown. Well, now We,re finished, And look it too, We think it's sharp, And hope you do. Took lots of work, Was Worth it though, Well here it is, And may you know- WE'RE TIRED! ADVERTISERS INTER-BOR0 SAVINGS and Loan, ASSOCIATION 402-404 WHITE HORSE PIKE, LAUREL SPRINGS, N. J. 715 374144 Za Same Wine Scwdage ?4q Insured Savings Accounts Earn More at Inter-Boro with Availability, Liquidity, Security and Accessibility MORE THAN S700,000,00 has been paid to Savings Account Members and MORE THAN S300,000,00 Transferred to Reserves from Earnings of MORE THAN Sl.,000,000.00 Savings Accounts received by the 15th of any month earn from the First. OUR SERVICES TO YOU INCLUDE Insured Savings Accounts, Savings by Mail, Christmas Club Accounts, Safe Deposit Boxes for rent, Home Mortgage Loans, Loans on your savings accounts, Federal Home Loan Bank Money Orders, Sale of U. S. Savings Bonds, Redemption of U. S. Savings Bonds, Business Consultants, no Charge, g V Public Confidence Made Our Progress Possible COMPARATIVE GROWTH IN ASS-ETS DECEMBER 31, 1939 sz94,o22.s4 DECEMBER 31, 1941 550,196.41 DECEMBER 31 1943 962,351.68 DECEMBER 31 1945 2,043,581,641 DECEMBER 31 1947 ' 2,70Q,499.94 DECEMBER 31 1949 DECEMBER 31, 1951 4 a 9 I I ' DECEMBER 31, 1953 5,967,783.71 Each Account Insured up to 510,000.00 LUCIUS W. PARKER, President VICTOR E. DIETRICH, Vice President menzoer N. J. Savings and Loan League Federal Home Loan Bank System U. S. Savings 8: Loan League National Savings 8: Loan League Federal Savings 8: Loan Insurance Corporation Phones: Laurel Springs 4-1000 - 4-1001 D. F. MERRILL Jeweler TOWLE, GORHAM. LUNT, WALLACE, HEIRLOOM. STERLING Gills Hamillon, Elgin Walches Jewelry Repairing Walch Repairing 2I0 Kings Highway Easl Haddonfield, N.J. HA 9-689I Schramms Au'I'o Service GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Slralford, New Jersey Tele. LA 4-2560 WILSON CLEANERS 208 While Horse Pilze MAGNOLIA, N.J. 3 Hour Service LA. 4-9282 A Member of INSTITUTE OF DRY CLEANING PAT 8: MIKE CEDARBROOK, N. J. Phone Hammonlon 85l-JII Gravely Garden Traclors IANNACO'S GROCERY STORE While Horse Pike WATERFORD. N.J. Phone: Berlin 7-0887-J I WARWICK TAILOR 1 Cleaning and Repairing While Horse Pike al Fairview Avenue For Cleaning Service Call LA 4-I I I8 Exclusive STANU planl' in lhis 'I'erriI'ory. 3 hour service al slore only. STANDARD ES'SO DEALER Thoman's Service Slalion Oil, Gasoline, Accessories SCHLEINKOFER and DUBLE Lumber and Building Supplies Berlin 7-0479 Alco New Jersey F RISCH'S SOUTH JERSEY'S MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE Clemenion, New Jersey GYM SUITS HIGH SCHOOL SWEATERS COMPLIMENTS OF BEN DO RWART Union Bus Terminal I3'rh ancI FiIberI' S'I'. WEDDING GOWNS and BRIDAL SETS Made Io your Hear'Is Desire by MARY PASSARELLA Pump Branch Road WATERFORDI, N. J. Phone: BErIin 7-0825-R3 VALENTI'S ' SELF-SERVICE MARKET OuaIi+y Meai' Thai' Can'+ Be Bea'I' AI'co Avenue Across from Bank ATCO. N. J. Free Delivery Phone: Berlin 7-047I f ' Exo -,Z-,f Xi A AUT QX REPAIRS 3 jluf, g Y is wt ' X77 -. ,VK 7 S- F ' I 5 ' QQ! I Used Tires New TFFGS Snow Tires All Major Brands Trio Tire Service FEATURING: ARMOR-TRED RETREADING 78-80 S. Whife Horse Pike Phone: BErlin 7-0942 Berlin. New JGVSGY Laurel Springs 4-0538 Woolrich and Duxbak 1: C '9 COMPLIMENTS or 4 5' wn.Lls SPORT 4 CENTER . , AND Hun+ing and Premier Market i l SAVE Fishing Equip. 4 A ,Ar Guns 'EEE wfiz. WILLIS AND soN 3I6 S. While Horse Pike LINDENWOLD, N. J. GIBBS COMPANY DEPENDABLE ' 6 B l' R cl Cl l' N J E erm oa , . emen on, . . Laurel Springs 4-0588 MAIER PHARMACY RCA Vic+or Television and Radio l04 Wl1i+e Horse Pike General Eleclric Appliances EERUN- NEW JERSEY Coal- Hardware-Painf BE ll ' 747832 HOLLOWAY BUS SERVICE, INC. WhiI'e Horse Pike and Gibbsboro Road CAREFUL COURTEOUS Clemen+on, New Jersey CHAR-I-ER SERVICE Phone: LAurel Springs 4-0l37 SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION -l,i-i.,,- ., Q GREEN VALLEY FARMS t Pure Guernsey Milk ' VISIT OUR MILK BAR COMMUNITY DRUG STORE C'YsI ' Lake A e e 44 Berlin Road 5 lr:lIaCld0'1fl9lCl cI.m.n+.n, N. J. ew may I G. L. Reg. Pharm. D A I R Y Phone: Laurel Springs 4-84I5 Sv-ww mm?- MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE GARDEN STATE FLOOR COVERING CCMPANY Linoleum Tile Venelian Blinds Carpels Rugs .- Window Shades 'Hail' cIemenIon Ios Berlin Road I.s.4.I2e4 .A :ses fi Berlin zoo wma Horse Pike BE-T-07I8 '-zsnlalgl OTTO SONAK, Prop. 5 f XX X U A WILBUR G. RICHARD ,Q X 77' 58 Berlin Road 1 jg-' 4' I -' U REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE U Clemenlon. N. J. Phone: Laurel Springs 4-l30O MORANS PHOTO SERVICE ll2 BLACKWOOD ROAD CLEMENTON N J Complete Photo Service for Schools wennmes COLOR coMMERclAL Q PHOTO cow Your Home Our Studio LAGENDA PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 2 PORTRAITS v ROLL FILM I HOWELL CAMERON Wedding Ring 62.50 Also S100 to 2475 'I00 W dd' 9 R' 9 mo 5100.00 Al' 5 e5I00.'00 or Sl,0O0 are GUARANTEED PERFECT SIDS HOME APPLIANCE CO. I2 Berlin Road CASALOMA Also S125 CLEMENTON N. J. VYA Ef'El wedding Ring 75.00 I Wedding Ring 175.00 L.S. 4-0308 fm! Em 'Valued HOUCHIN MOTOR CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS WI1i're Horse Pike Laurel Springs REALTOR AND INSURANCE FHA MORTGAGE LOANS ll .Eastern Realty, Inc. 245 Gnbbsboro Road Clemenlon, New Jersey Telephone Laurel Springs 4-2033 PETER A. VALENTI Broker Phone: Berlin 7-0l74 JOSEPH T. DeSORTE Afsion Road Afco, New Jersey A getty: 740464 GOODWIN'S MARKET Fresh Mears, Frozen Food and Produce FREE DELIVERY Laurel Springs 4-8493 Bell Berlin 7-0687 N Clo'l'hes for You Tailored By AL J. SCHRAMM CO. l Merchani Tailors Siore Open Tuesday, Friday and Saiurday Unfil 9:00 P.M. Gibbsboro Rd. Clemenron, N. J. O'l'her Days Unlil 6:00 P.M. ATCO. N. J. K GOOD ICOFFEE Household Supplies and Appliances GEORGE MOOS ATCO DINER AND RESTAURANT 81 CQ.. INC. Food ai' Hs Home-Cooked Besf '30 WhHe Home Pike LA-4-0879 WHITE HORSE PIKE ATCO' N'J' Clemenion, N. J. Free Delivery Phone: BErlin 7-099i IE E COMPLIMENTS OF fi 'wi - -H f National Bank of Clementon ?fF3,!f Clemen+on, N. J. MEMBER F. D. l. C. Sincere fhanks 'lo our pa'I'rons from 'I'he class of 54 Mr. Edward Eppleman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wohlfar+h T. Hasse++ Clemenlon Communify Cleaners Schooley's Dry Goods Sfore Sfrarford Esso Jean FiHing Pere Pino Mr. Frank Lisa Jack Frosr Shoes Muncey's Sweel' Shop H. P. Annings Rainbow Gifr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wondo Shop Horace Fox Harry Brown Silver Lake Shop Royd 's Service S+a'rion Berlin Glass 8: Mr. and Mrs. Mirror Raymond Norcross James J. Angello Olivor Sludio Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Chew, Sr John Pohlig Alberl' W. Ferg A. Aaron Searles John Sco'H Raymond Yanaseslca Roberf Marshall Jr. Phone L.S. 4- I 74I Au'I'o Repairs Towing Service COMMUNITY CLEMENTON TAILORING CO. CLEANERS-DYERS All Work Done on Premises SERVICE STATION Berlin Road Clememonl N. Sunoco Proclucls IOpposi+e Theahej 43 Berlin Road Clemenlon, N.J. Phgne LAureI SpI'IngS 4-05I6 I Phone Hammonlon I895 and I896 S AI. JOSEPH FORTE, Prop. A 8. c FURNITURE COMPANY Fue' Oi' Main Office, Faciory, Showroom Gasoline While Horse Pike. Elm. N.J. Kerosene BRANCH OFFICE AND SHOWROOM 72I Landis Avenue Mo'I'or Oil Vineland, N.J. , Phone: Vineland 7-4095 Phone Beflm 7-0497 WHITE HORSE PIKE ATCO, N.J. Arrow Shirls Phone 53I LONDON MEN,S SHOP S+eaks, Hoagies, Mea+balIs DOT'S LUNCHEONETTE 2I0 Bellevue Ave. Hammon-I-on. N.J. Phone Orders Berlin 7-II34 Formal Wea, WHITE HORSE PIKE Arco, N.J. Dt-SAID Fli nilimw Mobilheai' Mobil Kerosene S! Y ' I . ATCO OIL CO. BERLIN MOTORS Alco Ave. QIH' Arco, N.J. Phone BErIin 7-0372 I7l While Horse Pike BERLIN. N. JERSEY Arlhur J. Grimmie Propriefor M. BAKER TO BUY RlGl'lT-BUY RlGl'lT FROM Anemia Ave' Laurel Spring Complele Line of Ladies' and Children's Clolhing GIFTS TOYS DEPARTMENT STORE II8 Bellevue Avenue HAMMQNTON, NEW JERSEY M MARKOFF P . , rop. Phone: Hammonlon 77 '36 Berlin Rcl. Clemenion, N.J Phone: L. S. 4-0594 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The L'Agencla Edilorial Slaff wishes +o 'rhanlc The Business Slaff, Mr. Moran, Members of lhe Facully, and all olhers' who assisled in 'lhe publical'ion of lhis yearbook. We appreciale your co-operalion. The Atco National Bank Alun, N. J. PERSONALIZED BANK FOR LOWER CAMDEN COUNTY MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 55,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH ACCOUNT WILBUR G. RICHARD 58 Berlin Road REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ClemenI'on, N. J. WALKER CLOTHES Friendly SI'ore . wiI'l1 SI'yles Galore BOY'S . . . CADET . . . MEN'S . . . CLOTHES While Horse ie Pk Hammonfon, N. J. Faclory Priced 356850: Walaed N HAMILTON, ELGIN, and WADSWO RTH WATCHES PETTET'S JEWELRY STORE W MARY JANE FOOD MARKET Clemenfon, N.J. I56 S. Whiie Horse Pike H. J. PIPER ATCO PIONEER STORE GARDEN STATE FEEDS Groceries, Mea+s, Produce Beacon peed' Baby Chicks Seeds and Feriiiizers Free Denvery Ber' 7-0372 Garden Tools, Baled Hay and S+raw J' M' BRYSON BErIin 7-OI I2 BERLIN, N.J. K 0 New f C949 Q 6 IS OUR f 7 FIRST I THOUGHT ' , Thos. A. Fanelli, Jr. THOS, A, FANELLI -BUILDER- REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Aico, New Jersey MORTGAGES Member of Home Builders' League Telephone ATCO and ATLANTIC of Sou+I1 Jersey Avenues I Berlin 7-0376 ATCO, N.J. AUTOGRAPHS :A 1 J ,HACJMW ft ,5 4 Aj -H QA x , im 255, ,MM Q QQ-f fry My W My Q Q Y . , 'l Q, EQ WW iG '4Mz1,,,fQi ' if if fl Q61 4gd fbffwff ffex 5 J' 76? va if '!3N!Ji!C -Xpvxcff Q! 6,5-J ! 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