Passaic High School - Echo Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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GILBERT WASSERMAN German, History, Latin, and Phy- Chem Clubs, Track. 0 ERICA WEISZ President and Secretary German Club, Debating, French, History, and Latin Clubs, Representative, Penny Aid, Demonstration. o RJ-NIWDNE. ob' Prom, Stage Prop- erties Committee, Senior Play. 4' 11 DOROTHY WILSON History and Spanish Clubs, Demon- stration. GLORIA WIENER French and Hil-Et-Chi Clubs, Rep- resentative, Red Cross, Hilltop Star Staff, Demonstration. JOAN WOJCIK Polish Club, Representative, Penny Aid, Demonstration. . 0 RAYMOND WOLAK DOLORES WRIGHT MIRIAM YOUNG EIJXINE YUCHICK Polish and History Clubs, Represent- Hil-Et-Chi Club, Girls' Glee Club, Office Messenger. Treasurer, Future Nurses' Club, His ative, Penny Aid, Basketball, Foot- Choir. tory, Latin, and Polish Clubs, Rep ball, Track. resentative, Penny Aid, Polish Cer tificate, Demonstration. 45

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I 'Y' PATRICIA VAN ,X,x'I'IARRY VANDERBERG IIVice President, History Club, Latin, I I N' ' Spanish, and Phy-Chem Clubs, Ten- ? I - nis. , , , . 1 DONALD VAN HAN DEL Chem Clubs. N A WARREN VEECH CAROL VETRI History, Latin, and Leaders' Clubs, ' Typing and Stenography Awards' Demonstration. WALTER VICKERS History Club, Basketball, Football, Track. ELIZABETH WAGENHOFFER ALICE WALKER Future Nurses', German, History, and I-lil'Et-Chi, Representative, Penny Phy-Chem Clubs, Echo , Literary Aid, Library Helper. Staff: Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Dem- onstration, Art Committee, Usher Senior Play. 44 , ,fur- --A 'rv .' 1.4 NICHOLAS French, History, Latin, and Phy- Band,Orchestra,I Dance Band. .w!v 'vi' nikki ,.,, . ,, , 'iithlvilg riff, ? will Ilxigljxe, Iilj' -rv 'M-ww ' ESTHER WALTER Program Chairman, Spanish Club, Chairman Makeup Committee, Dra- matics Club, History and Latin Clubs, Student Council, Latin Award, Hilltop Star Staff, Echo Literary and Art Staffs, Art Committee. Jun- ior Prom, Demonstration, Usher, Graduation, Publicity Committee, Senior Play.

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4 4 -if , fr ff, . f-,fi 'ff Li1i3'ILUlLL ann 'IES'l'I1iI1Eil'I QQ ' r li ll We the Class of l954, before leaving the halls of our beloved P. H. S., do, through the bountiful generosity of our hearts, hereby leave, give, grant, will, and bequeath the following: 5 To Dr. Holbeck: A book of Thoughts For The Day . ff! To Miss Eaton: A student council that will carry out her ideas and suggestions. 4 To Miss DeGroot: A new enlarged copy of Colleges For D+ X Students . To Dr. Dales: A Conferee with four ears. A l To Mrs. Bosland: A personal bouncer to remove all quiet stu- ' dents. To The Nurse: l,OOO famous alibis. To Miss Hance: Sweet smelling lunches. To Miss Caskey: Windows that won't open. To Miss Shartle: An extended trip to France. To Miss Cashell: A leading part in a Broadway hit. To Miss Dean: A memory course. To Miss Wehrlen: Drivers who will keep their hands on the wheel. To Miss Cunningham: Leave her outllll To Miss Klug: A subscription to the magazine entitled, Men . To Miss Estey: An unlimited supply of news items. To Mr. Goodman: A toupee so that sparks will fly when he combs his hair. To Miss Dales: A more spacious room. -1 To Mrs. Zohe: A lOO lb. bag of potato chips. Y To Mr. Cohen: Spanish chorus girls. if To Mr. Mac: A book of new jokes about Franklin Delano Roosevelt. To Miss Meek and Mrs. Burnett: Double taps in volleyball. Y j' l To Mr. Hrbek: A well tuned-up band. l To Mrs. Mac: An adjoining room with Mr. Macl - J To the Sophomores: Our sincere sympathy. To the Juniors: All the notebooks and homework assignments given l us by last year's graduates, our general air of superiority, and an epidemic of Senioritis . To Our Alma Mater: Our sincere love and deep appreciation. May P. H. S. grow and flourish even more than she has in the past. T. Kiiruoni , vt ,, Y X, X