Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

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Or.soN, ri sident of the St d t C 1 I GEEdit fthP1 t I A X002 Qzufdfnw, Pfeuff, FCREWORD We, the class of 1956, prepared this, the nineteenth edition of the Pegasus, with great enthusiasm. We Caught a vision of the chance we had to give lasting pleasure to the students and to everyone associated with our School. We wanted our book to reflect our school life, but we wanted to present this life in a lofty manner, emphasizing the best features. We had once written a code for our school. We believed that this expressed the ideals of the students. We chose the code as the theme of our book. We looked up at the Cupola of our building and thought of this as a symbol of the highest level of our thinking. Our school, three times the winner of the Brooks-Irvine Sportsmanship award, has really tried to exemplify the principles of fairness and Compassion. As we learned our subyect matter we desired to learn other lessons too attItudes of helpfulness honesty generosity and brotherhood There were more students In our school than we ever before had The enrollment exceeded eleven hundred Many freshman students from Gloucester Township came Into the lower classes The high school welcomed these students and made every effort to help them to be happy and well ad1usted The class of 56 was deeply grateful to the parents the School Board the faculty and all the friends of the school who helped In making the year successful and the yearbook complete and emoyable TABLE CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM CALENDAR SENIORS SENIORS HOMEROOMS 12 13 15 44 45 46 CLASS HISTORY SENIOR BEST UNDERCLASSMEN IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING 485Z'Q 54 56 57 60 61 66 68 69 70 71 in fm HOCKEY BASEBALL TRACK TENNIS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS COLORCUARD MAJORETTES ls' ACTIVITIES QPEGASUS , KSNAPS STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR PLAYS MUSIC CLUBS ADVERTISEMENTS SOCIETY 78 79 84 85 86 87 88 95 I-11 j '111111iiii1i Zi -14 fl , ffl! ' 6 75 ' fi grit lf Q 77 47 W ffl 4 - '53 lp ,' PAULSENTINEL ,,........... .. 80 - lf M lt 81 , is 'It it I 82 , A II ,I 1- 82 N .'.'..A.' - I, , ...................,. . - FII ............ 97 tl pf- c-1 'M VS. ,JQ P1-m.L1P Q STUMPP Supermlenclent of Schools Franklm and Marshall College AB Temple Umversrty MS 1n Educatron Stumpl stood hrmly for those qualrtres expressed rn our code To hlm all respect was due for h1S efforts to make our school hrst among the schools ln Southern New Iersey Mr Stumpt encouraged us when there were dxllrcult problems and actrvrtres that challenged our powers Has frrendlmess made the new students from Gloucester Townshtp and all the other students feel welcome mn our mtdst ADMINISTRATION IAMES L OLSON Prmczpal Mrddlebury College AB Temple Umverslty MS 1n Educatlon Mr Olson especlally represented two qual lI16S ln our code Un1ty and Helpfulness Hrs declslons always helped to make our students stand together To hrm we wont wtth our problems and he was always ready to hear us He often gave new hope to drscouraged students ANDRBWI KEGEL Assrstant Prmczpal Umversrty of Pennsylvanra A B and M S rn Educatton The words Order and Obedrence suggested Mr Kegels many dutres and responsrbxlrtxes around the school lt was he who made certam that people dxd not forget to go to class H was on hand too to help with problems of students and teachers 5. Av ,, a A A ' - s f 1 xr. ,K ' N I x xx M I I' - J . A C . I Mr. ' . . 1 1 r . I I . I ' . ' I I ' If 4- I . ' 4 ' l ' - ...- . -3 . . ' - . e ' 1 I ' Fred Fmk Presxdent Edward Martm V1ce Presmdent Fred Cowgxll Denton Leash Nelson Lcxthcm Louxs Schopfer Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION 40 . 'S' , .' I xv X . 3 A 'WS D , XO 5' X SW x' - -. I Q LAURA BUTLER Mulhca H111 N I Texas State College BS Columbla UnIversIty MA Home EconomIcs and Related Arts Foods PHILIP H ANGLE Mantua MARIAH E BoRnNER Oaklyn HeIghts Sh1ppensburg State N I Cedar Crest College TGGCTIGIS BS Temple Um Temple UnIversIty BA Eng VSISIIY MEd World Hrstory 1,511 111 IV V MARGARET M CARLIN Pauls boro N I St Iosephs Col lege BA Latml II CIvIcs 'L FACU LTY If- :DIY FLORENCE M BoYER Hum Ingdon Pa Iumata College AB Columbus Umverszty MA GI.IIdarICe -L-I+-l 'L l KU LSA E ,144 NANCY M CARLIN Pauls boro N I St Iosephs Col lege BA Englrsh II COLOFRANSON Iorm C CARROLL Paulsboro BARBARA CARvER Woodbury CARMEL D N I Trenton State Teach N I Pennsylvama State Waterford N I Rut ers ers College BS Ed Manual Umversxty BS Iumor BUSI College of South Iersey AB Trqmmg ness Trammg Math II Engllgh EDWARD CREUTZINGER PhI1a delphIcr Pa West Chester State Teachers College B S Temple UDIVETSIIY Physzcal Educatron Health FIrst Ard . . ' F wi H I P - -I l , Fi' l' ' F - - I , gg 'i' 2' ' ' E ' ,,,,, I 'A , ' , , , , . 539' f .V A .iffggg 4, , V 91553, R421 L , we if yyjrigw V67 ' A R. A x I X -. il C64 I . I I f A ,j-Melftj' he I V 17, Y 4 1' - ' 1 W Aww i ' -34' -tip A U I ,f A ,g V A Lg , - 5 -,Q .23 .av id I ' gi I .,,.A, in...-I - ' V' A. 4 -- ' I i Q I ' 1 1? l 4 I . I , 1 ' - ' - A , I- I N3 , l ' , I , I I U ' , , . . , - ' ' 1 - ' I I I A' 'I' More Than Eleven Hundred People to Assign to Clubs MR KEGEL.Adviser for Clubs 6 Getting the Mail Miss HAVENS Miss VONADA GRACE L. DANIELS, Wood- bury, N. I., Maryville Col- lege, AB. English IV, Public Speaking. ETHEL C. HAVENS, Camden, N, I., Rutgers University, BS. Ed. Mechanical Draw- ing, Art. 5? I t W f .. V 1 ELSIE G. DEVONSHIRE, Gibbs- town, N. I., Ursinus College, BA. Spanish I, II, III. ANDREW I. KEGEI., Paulsboro, N. I, University of Pennsyl- vania, AB. and M.S. Ed. Algebra I, Plane Geometry. 1 ,X E if ,.., B.- x V 1, Y YU' Q lnnvrgmuv-'avr'-i ' I S KN ELIZABETH D. FELTY, Wood- bury, N. I., Beaver College, BS. Foods, Clothing. MILDRED M. Heights, N. I., University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Ed. World History, Modern European History, KELLY, Haddon ..-f 'ixq' 1 . 5 MICHAEL E. CULBERT, Pauls boro, N. I., West Chester State Teachers College, BS Music Ed. Music Apprecia tion, Band, Chorus, Orches tra. GRACE HAUPT, Woodbury, N. I., Bucknell University, BA. General Math. IEAN LACEY, Woodbury, N. I., Trenton State Teachers Col- lege, B,S. Typing I, Sales- manship, Merchandising I 'Tiff r l A' 1. few fi. K IOHN mzrvxicx, Paulsboro, N. I., Mansfield State Teach- ers College, B.S. General Math l, Algebra l. PHYi.1.is MCGEADY, Pauls- boro, N. I., Misericordia Col- lege, AB. English l, ll. 4 GN .fiv- .x. .g - Isssii: M. Lewis, Salem, N. I., University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Ed. and MA. Math. General Science, General Physics, C. P. Physics, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. LILLIAN MoL1'roR, Swedes- boro, N. I., Ursinus College, r f'X.L Perrin L1MANNi, Paulsboro, N. I., Villanova University, B.S. Ed. U. S. History ll. EMMA F. MUTCHLER, Black wood, N. I., Temple Univer- sity, B.S. Ed. Physical Ed., BS, Biology. Health, First Aid. EMMA I. Mnncirr, Mickleton, N. I., Lebanon Valley Col- lege, B.S.: University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Algebra l, ll. GRETCHEN F. Psmcn, Mickle- ton, N, I., Bucknell Univer- sity, B.A. English l, French I, ll, lll. A ri-'iff L fi 'f I Srrzrn. SIGNING IN MR. Co1.orRANsoN, Mn. SMITH, Mns. At a Saturday Evening Dance MR. BORDNER, MRS. BORDNER, Miss Boifrn, Miss Tmcx, Mas. OLSON, M. OLSON, M OLSON V wavy f ERNEST R. PETERMAN, Pauls- boro, N. I., Ursinus College, AB.: University ot Pennsyl- vania, M.S. Ed. Chemistry. new t Wei V l-A M -N R MARGARET R, PETERMAN' EDWARD I. Pszwmao, Gibbs- Rici-man Rmmcrn, Poulsboro, Pcxulsboro, N. I., Grove City town' N- I Gelwsburg Col' N- I., G9lfY51'JU1'Q College. College' B.S. Commerce: lege, BA.: Temple Univer- BA., Temple University. Temple University, Ed.M- sity Ecl.M. General Science, U, S, Hisfory I, Bookkeeping I, 11. C' P' Chemlslff 1AM1:s A, Ross, Gibbstown, RUTH B. Ross, Gibbstown, RUTH H- SEIDI-ER, MGPIG- THEDA SETZER. WOOC bUI'Y. N. I., Albright College, B.S.: N. I., Wilson College, B.A. W0Od, N. I-. PCIDZGI' COUGQS. N. I., East Stroudsburg State Temple University. Civics. English 1. B.S. PhYsical Education, Teachers College, B.S. Ed. Health. First Aid. U. S. History I, Economics, Civics I. I, ' 'iii , , Q 'T l DR. C. C. Sim-:rs . ' jig ALMEDA Davis, R.N. Y . . ' 1 v-'r gg Z .i ?r15'L-'I ?.'f,f-2 'E' 'Ff'bQ?:'5fig -ff A ZF-5-'fi ' A.. ' f m Ulf A CAFETBRIA WORKERS lx ' ,'91ffjQ'fgjj21',.5,,:,,r: Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Kopatch. Esrr-inn S1-mrrrn, Audubon, N. I., Maryland College, B.A. lunior Business Train- ing, Typing I. '3-f'a.-i-df ---.. - giiiilif- . i I .... 4 . MYt'wj'M,...,- 'fi -- .,..fr 'A ERLE SMITH, Paulsboro, I., Kutztown State Teach- rs College. Driver Educa- on, Highway Safety. 7 5 J 1 ,I A - .N fl 4 --B: ' ,--' l Cl-in I 6 Y l N ,-411 kv I 1- . fy SECRETARIES if li? XW1 ' Mrs. Thompson, Miss Snyder, Mrs. I A li Lazevnick, and Miss Messick. t. M R A V V t A . . Z' AV - If . - -JS SCHOOL ENGINEERS I fri -R ' 4' FIRST ROW: Mr. Kickem, Mr. Carson. ELIZABETH S. TENDER, Clarks- boro, N. I., Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. Com- merce. Business Law, Eco- nomic Geography, Typing ll. MINERVA O. WARD, Clarks- boro, N. I., Trenton State Teachers College, B.S. Ed.: Temple University, M.A. Li. brarian. SECOND ROW: Mr, Yandach, Mr. Kessler, Mr. Peiffer, F. Yandach. MARY C. TRICK, Woodbury, N. I., Rutgers University, B.S. Ed. Shorthand, Secre- tarial Practice. ANNA WEBER, Colonial Man- or, N. I., Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. Com- merce. Commercial Office Practice, lr. Business Train- ing. RICHARD VATTER, Penns- grove, N. I., Rutgers Univer- sity. General Science. CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Paulsboro, N. I., West Ches- ter State Teachers College. English l, Civics. 6 3. . 'V 0 'I I u I X sf' ESTHER E. VONADA, Pauls- boro, N. I., Bucknell Univer- sity, A.B. General Math. l, ll. WILLIAM YAEGER, Mantua Heights, N, I., Westminster College, Salt Lake City, A.B.g Glassboro State Teachers and Springfield. Physical Ed- ucation, Health, Eirst Aid. . P .,,, I PM I' -Mg ,,,, I 1 I frx My Qi . l+x - Iii?- Q fig -r'..,v' -,4 f-f...,+ au, I .V L.. l 'Qf.-3 H f ill. , fl 15 'of I ' Arriving by Bus x , ' M, nw Courtesy Counfs 'Q A An Excused Absence ml i f F ff ,Q 1 The Brble Recxdmg Two Layers ol Us m Assembly The DUUY COUUCII -Assembly L vu f .Arun .rw nr' + 1, t ,Tl if 4: is gf' I 6 Cooking Club ggi C ,I Juli fs iw? sl An Acceptable Hall Pass , I . f.Ki'f A Musrc lnslruction Period Q. 'lE!Zi2i'M?f?'P'-VWf!'3'E7f1f Shop ngrotulcztrons from Mr Stumpf rd U nce and Frrendshzp Electrons Held rn the School I The Well Equrpped Cofeleria J 3 Help from Mr Olson Sophomore Bookkeeping Class Senior Commercial English Class 1' V I Watching Hockey Practice Ping Pong Cl1GmP5 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM The school day began when the bus discharged the first student in the morning. It was a short walk from the bus to the door. There he was joined by school- mates living in town. The school code of conduct made courtesy the ruleg so, the students really helped one another. By the time the student reached his locker, he was in the midst of crowds of others assembling books and materials for the morning's work. On the way to the homeroom, he saw faculty advisers on duty. In his homeroom, his teacher greeted him, He waited for the attendance check, and then heard the Bible read- ing and the flag salute. If it chanced to be an assem- bly day, Tuesday, he joined the whole student body in the auditorium for a program. He sometimes went into the attendance office where late students reported, and where excuses for absence were submitted. On club days: Monday, Thursday, and Friday, he went to a meeting of his chosen interest group. If he needed help in changing a course, planning his future, or modifying his school life in any way, he went to the guidance office. If he distinguished himself in some special manner, Mr. Stumpf or Mr. Olson might call him to discuss his service and congratulate him. He could have found cooking classes, shop classes, typing classes in session, for the school, besides the college preparatory course, offered general and com- mercial courses. Gym, music, driver' education, first aid classes were all in progress. The nurse and the doctor were at hand in case of illness, and six tele- phones throughout the building made communication with the homes rapid and practical. As noon hour came on, delicious, nourishing food at a reasonable price was provided by the cafeteria, and every hall had a water cooler so that a fresh drink was at hand, In the halls were monitors to examine the passes granted by teachers when students went from place to place during the time classes were in session. Almost every kind of athletic activity was oifered from football in the fall to tennis in the late spring. Then at five-thirty or six o'clock the long halls were empty and silent, waiting for a new school day. Pep Session in the Stadium The End ot the Day Departing by Bus SEPTEMBER 6 Teachers' Meeting 7 Opening of School 30 Sophomore-Freshman Reception NOVEMBER 22 Iuriicr Class Dance 10-ll State Teachers' Meeting 24-25 Thanksgiving Holidays IANUARY 2 Christmas Holidays 27 Report Cards MAY 12 MARCH 2-3 Iunior Class Play 9 Report Cards 17 Senior Class Dance 29-30 to Iunior-Senior Prom OCTOBER 2l Report Cards DECEMBER 2 Report Cards 2-3 Senior Class Play 20 Christmas Concert 23 to FEBRUARY IUNE 3 7 8 11 Student Council Dance APRIL 2 Easter Holidays 23-24-25 Senior Class Trip 27 Report Cards Baccalaureate Commencement Last Day of School Cc777fZ'fZ'0gM SINIORS '57 SENIORS Sham Rock cmd Roll the brggest dance of the year added the rrght touch for a St Patrrck s Day celebratlon The gym was really a Wonderland too b9CI11I1I'lll for Words the Wlde eyed freshmen thought Robert CGSS1dY the sen1or presldent dld a large part of the plannmg Ronme Dunk was charrman for the dance M1ss Weber and Mr Pszwaro advxsed the commrttees The Semor Assembly was scheduled for November The commrttee adv1sed by M Colofranson chose Mus1c Through the Years for the theme Frank Carnerota was the narra tor Outstandrng acts were Lorrame Panta lones dance Hugh Krefers monologues and accord1on solos Skrppy Bruce and Ann Hang sterfers pantomlme Bob Hackley Leon Blrd Bobby Smith and Glles Boughters quartette Frank Boultrnghouses vocal solos Lo1s Gor dons accordlon solos and Nancy Getsrnger f 7 OFFICERS D BURR Treasurer and Glorra Stewarts Charleston Mr L1mann1s homeroom 112 decorated ac cordrng to the Star Dust theme Won top honors rn the Student Councrls Christmas decoratlon contest The sen1or class had been outstandmg 1n all the1r act1v1t1es They had a Ilne year ln the Way of sports They put Paulsboro rrght rn the headhnes for Wmnrng the Group III Cham p1onsh1p The sen1or boys W1l1 be sadly m1ssed when they begxn trarnlng agam next year The tr1p to Washmgton was the thmg We had looked forward to enloylng Mr Olson Mr Ross Mr L1mann1 M1ss N Carlm M1ss Mutchler M1ss Weber were the chaperones The alternates were Mrs Setzer and Mr Rrdmger The class of 56 had fewer members than many of the graduatmg groups but they made great contnbutlon to the hfe of the school HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES ,2- R Muhlbcner F Walters A DeS1lver1o R Bxgger . I 2 if 4 I .. , I X fA 7 ff .7 v eff.. ' ' I '4 - I I I I ' ' - . .. - ' - I 1 ' . I . . . I '1 n - 1 ' l I I . ' . , . , , I I I I I . I - , . I I I . . u ul I 1 ' . ' - 1 Q , ., 4 , . v , 1' ? I , 1 f it Y? I I fl 1? x ' tx V . ' , . , . , I ' F A , . . 4 X N I , I 'rw 'df 4 - I Y . x ' xg f . ' U ' 3 ' ' V 1 . '-as L PAN1'A1.om: Secretary R Lmyp V1ce Presrdent R CASSIDY Presrdent 0 r iv r yr' 1. 'Y SAMUEL I. ALBERT Sam Verga Gen. It really isn't any jest To say that Sammy liked to rest. Camera l, Chorus l,2,3,4, Roller Skating 2,3. Wants to make money . . . Says Drop dead or l'll bury you. . . . Listens to 'iYellow Rose of Texas , . . Wills all his D's , . . Favorite girl is Eleanor , . , Dislikes anything that has any work involved. LASS 0F WILLIAM C, BEAHM Wild Bill Bridgeport C. P. Anytime, he may be Anywhere in South lersey. Biology 2 Treasurer, lon Hunters fl Treasurer, lournalism 1,2 President, 3 President, 4 Vice President, Play 3, Spanish 2 President, 3 President, 4 President. Enjoys hunting . . . Listens to Black Denim Trousers . . . Aims to make money . . . Likes to play the field. SANFORD ASKIN Yeep Paulsboro Gen. Yeep, Yeep went Florida way And then came back again one day. Bachelor 4, Football l, Maintenance l,2,3. Says That's the way the ball bounces. . . . Found hitch-hiking . . . Looks at 'Romper Room . . . Wills the moon man from the river . . . Cant do anything honest . . . Usually seen in Wylie's Pool Room and the Bank Corner, 'ss' 3. . gg, fffjftf if.. I l I , fs 9 BEVERLY BASSETT Bev Woodbury Gen. With her Southern accent she does please, With her charms, she puts us at ease. Hobbies are horses and dogs . . . Wills her accent , , . Aims to go back to Florida , . , Listens to 'lZindy Lou , . . Likes Bill but can't stand homework , . . Can't seem to con- centrate. I i ' , X' 1 9 5 6 rogre55iuene5.4 THOMAS I. BELL Tom Bridgeport C. P. Some Bells ring and make a noise, But he's the quietest ot the boys. Audio Visual 3 Treasurer, 4, Biology 2, Camera l, lon Hunters 3. Aims to be an electrical engineer . . . Says 'lOh, greatl' ',.. His hobby is girls . . . Wills his usage notebook. 'LO 11 VI 1 I my .,... .4 V 'l ' -L if 1 -i r ,, 5 L ff . CHARLES W. BEUMLER Chuck Gibbstown Gen. He used to sleep and almost snore, Sixth Period in lU4, Band l,2,3,4, Camera 1: Chorus 1,31 Orchestra 3,4. B Says Oh Brother! , , , Wills his musical talents to the school . , , Watches Medic . . . Aims to be a sailor . . . Dislikes school. RALPH BIGGER Butch Paulsboro C. P. PHS. will miss him, come next tall, When they begin to play football. Basketball l,2,3,4p Baseball l,2,3,4g Chess 2, Football l,2,3,4, Gym l,2g Homeroom Representative 4, Paul- sentinel 3.4: Track 2,3,4g Varsity 2,3,4. Dislikes small lockers . . . Likes sports . . . Says 'AIt's all your fault. . . . Aims to go to college. LEON G BIRD Lee Woodbury C, P4 Fellow students, have you heard? Bird can sing just like a bird. Band 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Dance Band 4: Library 2g Maintenance 2: Orchestra 4. A history teacher is his goal . . . Leaves his debt of 25 cents he owes to Ann Hangsterfer , . . Can't get awake in the morning . . . Heard saying Hi Doll, I N f I ' A . -I 'Ax K? ' x 1 .t 1 ie 62 X ' A c . I' 52 - ' f 3 , f mx sn 1 sf-.... X - . 1 . 1. 'Q 1. V4 MARGARET E. BOUCHER Peg Thorofare Sec. Com. Definitely, we're not vague, A great secretary, Peg. Cheerleaders 25 Chorus lg Color Guard 4, Dramatics lg Homeroom Representative 25 Monitor 35 Needle- work ly Paulsentinel 45 Roller Skat ing 3, Square Dancing 2,35 Studenf Council 1: Tennis l. Aims to always be happy . . , Likes lohnny and driving his Merc . . , Dislikes homework , . , Usually found at home , . , Watches Wyatt Earp . . . Can't wait. .!4h'lLlfl0ll Q I IOHN D, BLAIR, IR. lack Paulsboro C, P. To tell the honest truth, Someday, he'd like to fill your tooth. Audio Visual l,2,3,4p Bachelor 45 Band 2,35 Ion Hunters 35 Track 3,4. Aims to be a dentist . . . Says Hey, man! . . . Hobbies are fish- ing and '55 Chevy . . . Likes Barbara . . . Dislikes getting up for school . , . Watches Medic . . . Can't vote . . , Enjoys English. GLASS GILES I. BOUGHTER Gills Thorofare Gen. Every chance that he could, You'd find him under his Chevy's hood. Bachelor 4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Monitor 45 Spanish 3, Hobby is car maintenance . , . Leaves his locker he used every year . . . Aims to be .a successful and happy person , . . Dislikes homework. 5 1 . V l N. l 1 FRANK BOULTINGHOUSE Bridgeport Com. lust give Frank any tune, And then watch those girls swoon. Class Officer I President, 2 President, 3 Vice President, Gym 2: Mainte- nance lg Roller Skating 2,3,4g Stu- dent Council lg Varsity 2,3,4. Hobby is sports . . . Aims to We a success . . . Likes, blue, Iudy and 'iWyatt Earp . , . Can't win an argument with Mrs. Setzer. 0F 1956 435: 1 xl i , , i L 1 lx 4 ' 4 i, 'ff I f LORETTA BRENNAN Ret Verga Gen. Any kind of musical stuff Pleased Loretta well enough. Band l,3,45 Cheerleaders 25 Chorus l,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Orchestra l,3,4. Aims to get married . , . Says You're all right, the world's wrong! . . . Likes Harry and listening to records . . . Wills her band uniform . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Found in National Park , . . Watches Bandstand . , . Can't do history, ROSE A. BUCCO Bucco Paulsboro Sec, Com. Keeping right the Color Guard, This Rose found never hard. Chorus l,2,35 Color Guard 3,45 Moni- tor 35 Paulsentinel 1,45 Roller Skating 23,45 Square Dancing 2, I-.uns to be,Mrs. Baddie . , . Cci'.'t wait to graduate . . . Dislikes nosey people . . . Prefers Wayne. x - I K ROBERT BROKENBAUGH The Gills Paulsboro Gen. lf you hang around the woods and liills, You will always find l'The Gills. Basketball l,2,3,4. Likes all girls , . . Wills his eco- nomics :lass to the school . . . Pre- fers lunch, mint green, and Tonight' . . . Says Stone Killer. . . , Can't stay home. f' Si w'x - ' A 4' N 51-.f MARY A. BURK Burkie Gibbstown Com. At play practice, we'd find her there5 You could tell her by what she'd wear. Ballroom Dancing 15 Cheerleaders 25 Pegasus 4: Play 3,45 Roller Skating 35 Usherettes 3,4 President. Aims to be somebody . . . Wills you all the teachers she didn't have . . . Prefers office practice and Ducky . . . Says lt's pathetic. F L HOWARD L. BRUCE Skip Verga Com, As best-dressed boy he did shine, Always neat and mighty fine. Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,25 Orches- tra l,2,3,45 Play 3,4 Likes dancing . . . Leaves behind his musical talents . . , Says, l'Okay, let's quit the comedy! , , , Hideout is Green Valley Farms , , , Dislikes know-itealls . , . Can't stop smiling. I2 'bb SALLY A. BURNS Burnsie Paulsboro Sec. Com, Sally is our drum majorette5 She's one we'll never forget. Chorus 1,25 Majorette 2,3,4 Head Majoretteg Monitor 35 Student Coun- cil 3 Secretary5 Twirling l,2,3,4. Hobby is twirling . . . Wills her position as drum majorette . . . Pre- fers blue, history, and Doodle . . . Aims to be happy. Cart DOROTHY L. BURR Dot Thorofare Cler. Com. They always were electing her On every ballot, Dorothy Burr. Cheerleaders 25 Class Officer l,2,3,4 Treasurer5 Etiquette l Vice-President5 Monitor 3,45 Roller Skating 35 Student Council 2. Aims to learn to drive . . . Can't stand show-offs . . , Lingers at home . . . Heard saying Oh, Christopher! Watches Lawrence Welk Show. 3 ur' MARIE CARR Rie Thorofare Gen. You chatter, chatter, little Carr, Almost anywhere you are, Flying 25 Needlework l,3, Secretary5 Roller Skating 4, Says, Hey, Dad! . . . Prefers maroon, economics, and 64,00U Question . . . Can't stand 8th period study hall. 20 Q E t 't Qi FRANK CAMEROTA Paco Gibbstown C. P. Frank Camerota is his name5 As chatterbox, he won fame. Homeroom Representative lj Ion Hunters 35 Paulsentinel 2,3,45 Busi- ness Editor5 Spanish 4 Vice President, Would like to be a rich lawyer , . . Says How 'bout that! . . . ln P.H,S. are his battered old books . . . Listens to Daddy-O. fig! RUSSELL CARTY 0345 'WW 'QEY 3 b RITA V. CAROZZA Reef Gibbstown Com. We present to you our Reet5 She has a smile that's very sweet. Dramatics lp Library 2,3 Vice Presi- dent5 Paulsentinel 3,45 Sewing lg Pegasus 4. Hobby is dancing . , . Wills her good times . . , Favorite boy is Chinka , . . Prefers blue, U. S. History ll, and Late, Late Show . , . Hide- out is St. Michaels Club. CLASS ROBERT CASSIDY Doodle Gibbstown Gen, As captain of the Big Red Team, He really is a coach's dream. Basketball l,2,3,4 Co-Captain5 Class Officer l Vice President, 2 Vice Presi. dent, 3 President, 4 President5 Foot- ball l,2,3,4 Captain5 Hi-Y l Treas- urer5 Homeroom Representative 1,35 Varsity 2,3,4. Aims to go to college . . . Can't stop flirting . . . Wills his football uniform to his cousin, lnky. Paulsboro Gen, For the band he does his party The managing goes right with Cart. Audio Visual 2,3,45 Bachelor 45 Band 3,4 Manager5 Camera l5 Orchestra 3,45 Track 3. Always getting in trouble . . . Aims to join the Navy . . . Fond of Frances . . . Dislikes school . . . Says How about that? . . . Can't see homework . . . Wills all his teachers. Dee gflgg l aa. CHARLES CAST Skipper Paulsboro C. P. Good in sports and classwork too, Hard to say what he can't do. Football 3,45 Maintenance lg Oil Painting 2, Varsity 4. Says Darn boy. . . , Likes fish- ing, chemistry, and Peanut . , , Aims to be a bachelor , . , Wills his pains . . . Can't jitterbug . . . Dislikes homework. 0F 1956 CAROLYN R. COOPER Coop Gibbstown Com lf we wonder where you are, We just go look inside the car. Library 25 Paulsentinel 35 Sewing l. Aims to be happy . . . Hobby is cars . . . Says How 'bout that! . , . Likes Harry and Only You . . , Can't wait . . , Lingers with Harry . . . Watches T.V .... Dislikes homf- work, 'Z-5+ is 1' G., X' f . Y' f RX K X x 'Q 'iv Y in 1' , ' X x x Q. . 4' RAYMOND COLANERO Ba Ba Paulsboro Gen, When there's work to be done, You'll always see Ray on the run. Band l,2, Chorus 3, Square Dancing 35 Wrestling 2,3,4. Aims to be successful . . . Likes to sleep . . . Calls his mother his favorite girl . . . Dislikes wheels . , . Spends time in Vel's , . . Can't get up in the morning. BETTY ANN COLEMAN Be Bet Paulsboro Gen. She tries her best, and you should see How hard she studies history. Basketball 1,25 Chorus l,2,3g Etiquette lg Hockey lg Nursing l,3,4p Tennis 1,25 Usherettes 3,4. Would like to live successfully . . Listens to Mitch Thomas Show . . , Favorite song is Painted Pictures , . , Can't stand too much homework. WS QS, if . 1 ' 2 i . i if, Xt i., f I DOLORES L. CRISANTE Gibbstown Sec. Com We thought her beautiful, for she Had eyes as lovely as could be. Cheerleading 2,37 Monitor 2, Student Council lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, Usherettes 3. Heard saying Oh dee! . . . Likes swimming, Moments to Remember, and Ioe , , . Leaves her locker to Meatball . . . Watches kickin Gleason Show . . . Found at Bruno's . . . Can't stop flirting. 1 ei, 'Sb LLOYD S. CURTIS Little Hitler Mantua Gen. His nickname sounds a little wild, But he's really calm and mild. Audio Visual 2, Bachelor 45 Ballroom Dancing lg Flying 2: Oil Painting 3. Always says You would be sur- prised! . . , Dislikes history, but likes math , . . Watches Ozark Iubilee . . . Seeks to get a job and to get married. 21 Snorkel IOYCE DANSER Blondie Paulsboro Gen Shell set the boys' heads awhiil As a stunning cover girl Cheerleaders lp Chorus ly Corr mercial lp Iournalism 2, Twirling 2, Tri-H1-Y 3. Aims to be a model , . , Callec Blondie . . Likes Roland . . . Seen at Vel's . . . Cant keep quiet . . . Says 'Chilel' ',,, Listens to Feel So Good' '.,. Likes dancing. an bl -6 CLARA E. DAUGHERTY Blondie Gibbstown Gen. ln the seat, she likes to be, Of a '49 black Mercury. Library l,2: Play 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Usherettes 3,4. Wills her brains to her sister, Pat . . . Watches l'Bandstand . 5 , Lis- tens to Toey , , . Likes Toey . . . Aims to make a success . . . Dislikes snobby girls , . . Says 'Shut up! 1,4 fn' yi- ANTHONY DeSILVERIO Tony Paulsboro C. P. Things to do, places to go, lust call DeSilverio. Chess lg Chorus l,2,35 Gym l,25 Homeroom Representative l,45 Play 35 Square Dancing 35 Student Coun- cil l. Likes all girls and wants a Cadillac convertible . . . Always flirting 5 . . Can't stop talking. f- 'Q'-' 19 ROGER DiSTEFANO Bent-Rod Paulsboro Gen. ln chess club on activity days, He made some very brilliant plays. Chess 1,2,3, Play 3, Aims to make 564,000 . . Says How say, Duke' '... Hobby is girls Listens to Sweethearts on Parade . . . Leaves his pool stick to loe Casta . . Likes Barbara . . . Dislikes work . . . Watches Dragnet . . . Can't do homework . . . Favorite subject is lunch. 22 EZZIO C. DI TONNO Paulsboro Gen, Down to Patsy's you can go, And there you'll find Ezzio. Chess l,2,35 Student Council 3. Aims to be the wealthiest bum in the family . . , Says Zowee! . , . Wills his English IV teacher to i'Meat- ball . . . Listens to 'Feel So Good . . . Likes green . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls. 36 'revs 'lt-f I 2,5 '- Nr I rf.. X 4 GLASS ELWOOD DORAN El Paulsboro Gen. He was as sharp as a box of tacks, Playing hot music on his tenor Sax. Band 45 Chorus 35 Class Officer 1,25 Dance Band 45 Gym 1,25 Orchestra 45 Roller Skating 35 Student Council 1,25 Track 2. Aims to retire early . . . Likes to get out of homework . . . Prefers blue, history, and Are You Satis- fied? . . . Stays at Greenfield Village. 'Q' SANDRA W DuBOlS Redhead Brrdgeport She s easy to hnd rt s been sard Cause Sandra rs a real redhead Dramatrcs l Treasurer 23 Vtce Prest Counctl l W1ll gtve you her dtrty blue gym sul L1kes to dance and skate Prefers Marvtn Ramwater green and Ozark Iubrlee Lrstens to I Thought About You 0F 1956 W RUSSELL EMRICK General Paulsboro When vrsual ards were shown to us We often used to call on Russ AUd1O V1sual 2 3 4 Btology 2 Camera l Fren h 2 Treasurer Ion Hunters 3 Safety Patrol l Arms to be a vet Wtlls to the school hrs space tn Audro Vlsual Lrkes htstory Bandstand and Stx teen Tons Cant stand home work and study ng RONALD E DUNK Rownre Brrdgeport Never satrsfred unless He brought dear P H S success Baseball l 2 3 4 Football l 23 H1 Y 4 Iournaltsm 12 Edrtor Paulsenttnel 234 News Edttor Play 3 Roller Skatmg 234 Student Councrl 23 State Treasurer 4 Presrdent Var stty 2 3 4 Says Thats Ltfe Wants t graduate from college Lxkes anythmg thats good sport Cant wart K' 'QP ' IUDITH A FETTY udy Oakvrew Gen Thats our Iudy yes srree A hne comptometrrst she wrll be Lattn l Nursrng 234 Arms to be happy Says Here here' Wtlls her assembly seat Greatest drsltke rs gym class Cant see gomg to school Favortte sublect IS study hall 'Dr- Q t e rr to CLAUDIA L ELLIS Glbbstown Com lt makes the other gals all jealous When guys call her therr dear Mrss E Irs Cheerleaders Z 3 4 Hockey l 2 34 Monrtor 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y l2 Secretary 3 Varsxty 3 4 Wrshes she could b the Presldent s wxe Says Get Cmlol Leaves her locker to Greeley L11-res to have fun Favorrte oy ts Carmel as v 1'- f ,j+N -ur- IOSEPH W FICARA Banana Paulssoro Cen In the gym you wrll see loe Frcara dancrng merrrly Band l Z3 Chorus 34 Studen Conn c 3 Would lke to marrv a r ch gtrl Doesnt lrke work Usua ly watches Ozark Iubtlee Cawt roller skate 23 - C. P. A . ' ' , A b , l ' . Y , ' : I- Lf -.- 'A 4, . .. ' ' .Q . . A h I O V A V l . ' bl A f ' ' I H I 1 A f i. .Uni 4 , gi' ' K 4 E x ' .. A V . ',, ., .CJ P' ff' L. dentg Monitor Z5 Plaly I3,4g Student -'A' 54 ,34 ' A I U ' 1 C, P. ' .. 4 V I I I I l ' . g 1 5 C g A , , . H , -, N I - , I . . . . 4 I I ,Mm V 1 . 4 , ' . l J V -1 1 I 1 V V I E: X, i A L ULN I I ' t. . .1 ' ' A. IEANNE FIDERKO lean Gibbstown Cwen. Sho always has an eager eye To sea it Corky s passing by. Cheerleaders 2. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Twirling l Usherettes 3. Aims to make someone happy . . . Always says i'Come on now! . . . Hobby is dancing and cutting up . . . Wills her locker to a lucky junior . . , Likes Corky . . . Usually seen at Bruno's. fix wr -'l NP -is ., , x, ' 1 .V 7' 2 wr:- ' SARAH A. FOWLER Munch Crunch Thorotare Com. ln the sports she did excel, Yes, our Sarah did very well Ballroom Dancing l, Guidance 3 Pegasus 45 Spanish 2. Likes to dance . Wills her laugh to some sad junior . . . Pre-ters 'lBandstand, light blue, and lunch . , . Says Holy Cow! . , Can't stand tc get dressed tcr gym. 24 , ' 'urs 1 'F' X . CARL FORD Fordy Paulsboro Gen. Down at Ridinger's Esso station, Fordy is Q big sensation. Play 3. Says Okay, Daddioln . . . Hobby is cars . . . Prefers Moments to Remember, all the girls, and red . . . Dislikes big wheels . . . Leaves his book to Nick, his locker to Dan . . . Lingers at Ridinger's Esso station . . . Can't dance. Q its fi A- t EMILY I FRITZ Em Verga Sec. Com. Shes going to try day and night To help young children find the light. Chorus 2,3g Etiquette l Treasurer, Glee 2,3,4: Library 3 Treasurer, 4 Vice President. Play 3. Red Cross lp Traffic Aid 2,3 Aim is to work in child evangelism . . . Usually seen playing her ac- cordion . . . Wills you her books , . Dislikes homework . . . Cant draw. 'M BERNICE C. FORSMAN Bee Paulsboro Gen. lt this little Bee should rove, Shed find her way down to Penns- grove. Cheerleaders 3, Chorus 4' Nursing 2' Pegasus 4: Roller Skating 4. Watches i'My Little Margie . . Leaves her books . . . Can't seem to study . . . Found in Pennsgrove . . Prefers blue, bookkeeping and Harry . . . Listens to Wake the Town and Tell the People. CLASS BARBARA L. GANDY Barb Paulsboro Sec. Com. She makes dancing as easy as pie But always has time lor a certain QUY- Monitor 23,45 Roller Skating 2,3p Square Dancing 2: Twirling lg Usher- ettes 4. Listens to 'Only You , . . Likes Bill . . . Wills books and locker to some lucky junior . . , Can't wait . , . Favorite subject is Bill. ,. 452 if l 'li MADALYN C GATTUSO Paulsboro Com Enjoyed slcatrng dancmg too The lcrnd ol grrl that pleases you Nursrng l Roller Skatrng 3 Span rsh 2 Would lrke to be successful Says Shut up' Drslrkes con certed people Found rn Vels Lrstens to Moments to Remember Cant stand homework Leaves her part of the locker to her brother Looks at Bandstand NANCY L GETSINGER Nan Grbbstown Acct Com She drd cheer for the Brg Red team That s our Nancy on the beam Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Monrtor l 2 3 Trr H1 Y 3 4 Twrrlrng l Arms to marry a farmer Says Please Wrlls her smrlrng ace Favorrte boy rs loe Usually seen rn cz 55 Olds Lrkes Moments to Remember LOUISE A GELSOMINO Weasel Paulsboro Sec Com She led the cheers and helped the team Thats our Lourse always on the beam Basketball l Cheerleader 234 Cho s l2 Dramatrcs l Homeroom Representatrve 23 Monrtor 34 Trr H Y 1 Wrlls you her posrtron as head cheerleader Cant forget her senror year lAMES GETSY rm Paulsboro Not too tall neat and trrm lU5 thrnks lots ot hrm Audro Vlsual 3 Bachelor 4 Latrn l Treasurer Spanrsh 23 Drslrkes homework Lrrrgers Patsys Lrkes S64 OOO Questron purple Love and Marrrage Leaves hrs Word Wealth Says Who me? Cant study ZS: ANN M GIOVANETTI Paulsboro Sec Com Her lauorrte spots rn her bathrng surf And we thrnk she lo ks extremely Cute Ballroom Dancrrrg 2 Cheerleaders 2 Chorus 234 Color Guard 4 Dra matrcs l Square Dancrng 2 Arms to marry a mrllrorrarre Says You re krddrng m rs tens to Why Dont You Bel eve Me? Lrkes Anthony Cant type t' if LOIS GORDON Woodbury On the tennrs court usually seen Wrth a racket she rs keen Nursrng 1 Spanrsh 34 Treasurer ennrs 1234 T l'l1Y 2 Arms to be a regrstered nurse Plays her accordron Lrkes Butch blue and East of the Sun Drslrkes homework Cant pass marry tests 25 , IA . ? K c.P. ,Q ff 1 ' ,. , e at 'V : ' 1- - : AA l ' '.,, fu ,g I ' j 'AA R . ... 1- . A 'I I 'I I' jf 4 . 4 i , , A or 1956 1 . l iff 4 , . Lo , r' ' ', C.P. I 5 T A ri- 4 MARY K. GORMAN Mar Paulsboro Com. When there was laughter in the air, You could usually find Mary there. Roller Skating 2,35 Square Dancing l: Tri-Hi-Y l. Aims to be happy . . , Says All rightie! , . . Wills her brother . . . Hides at Vel's H. , . Dislikes gossip . . . Hobbies are dancing and skating . . . Watches i'Bandstand . . . Can't get up in the morning. 'F 'WWA N i Xi DONALD GRAY Paulsboro Poison C. P. Hunting and fishing, he would gog Rain or shine, wind or snow. Bachelor 45 Hi-Y 2,345 Varsity 45 1 Wrestling 2,3,4. 5. Says Man-n-nl . . . Likes to watch Tonight . . . Hobbies are hunting and ti his gym suit. shing . . . Leaves you A fr- -2 , F ff 4 iw ,Q ROBERT GREEN Greenie Gibbstown C. P. The physics tests he seldom missedg He wants to be a scientist. Bachelor 45 Biology 25 Football 25 Hi-Y lg lon Hunters 35 Student Coun- cil 25 Track l,2,4. Would like to get an education . . . Usually seen in the water . . , Likes You'll Never Get Rich . . . Preters physics. . -4 lg: , 'V I Zi U-cf' ,.x E ROBERT HACKLEY Stack Paulsboro Gen. The Nat King Cole ot P.H.S. , Is Robert Hackleyg he's the best. Camera 45 Chess l,2,35 Glee 2,3,45 Oil Painting 3. Aims to marry a trustworthy girl . . . Wills you his voice , , . Preters bile and typing . . , Can't find a true girl . , . Hobby is darkeroom developing. 26 CHESTER HADDOCK CY Paulsboro Gen. Cy, Cy, you sometimes shiver From those breezes oft the river. Bachelor 45 Chess lp Homeroom Rep- resentative 35 Maintenance 2.3. Wants to be president of Billings- port . . . Dislikes getting up early in the morning . . . Can't stand squares . . . Favorite song is Black Denim Trousers . . , Always says Slim! f' F. ll . A 5 ' 'S . .. rfx 4 c l if 3 1 , g 5 M V 1 CLASS EDWARD W. HAGENBARTH Ed Paulsboro C. P. The staff would wait around tor Ed And try to do the thin9s he said. Audio Visual 2,35 Career 15 Flying 35 lon Hunters 35 Pegasus 4 Co-Editor, Student Council 2: Track 4. Aims to be a success . . . Wills his job as Co-Editor ol the Yearbook . . . Likes all the girls, history , . . Says One ot these days! Is ANN L. HANGSTERFER Annie vlantua Terrace C. P. n the yearbook, she was the best, for she was always smartly dressed. 3asketball 45 Chorus 3,45 Color Guard lg Latin lg Monitor 25 Play 45 Roller Skating 2,3 Treasurer, 4 President, Tennis 3,45 Traffic Aid 25 Usherettes 3, Wants to see Digger , . . Prefers Digger . . . Listens to Only You . . , Says 'No lo quiere9 UF 1956 DONALD HEISER 'Don Colonial Manor Gen. With the lights and with the curtain, He made stage successes certain, Audio Visual 2,35 Chess l,35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Roller Skating 4. Hides at Delwood . . . Listens to Sixteen Tons . , . Says You're cool, Daddy. . . , Prefers blue, math, and Willie, the Worm . . . Dislikes English . . . Likes to Skate. '3 Q BARBARA A. HARBISON Barb Paulsboro Sec. Com. She never paused for play or lun Till the Pegasus typing work was done. Chorus 45 Latin 25 Library 15 Moni- tor 2,35 Oil Painting 35 Pegasus 4 Typist5 Play 3,4. Hobby is talking , . . Wills her old gum . . . Prefers shorthand, green, and l'Night Train . . . Lingers in Vel's , . . Can't stop giggling . . . Aims to own a new Mercury 'su - rw ARLENE A. HINES Alkie Verga Com. Among her classmates, always seen ls calm and dignified Arlene. Etiquette l5 Guidan-:e 2,3. Hobby is driving . . . Wills her three sisters . . . Greatest dislike is school . . . Says I'll be hanged. . . . Can't stand homework . . . Aims to own a l957 Mercury. WA- 6. Z ex - 'Q' 7 ir S -ug-ff M 1 MARGARET I. HARKINS Peg Thorofare Cler. Com. ln the sunshine or the rain, There was fun for Peggie lane. Chorus 35 Dramatics l, Iournalism 25 Monitor lg Usherettes 3. Aims to be happy always . . . Says Wait a minute. , . . Hobbies are dancing and skating . . . Likes Billy . . . Dislikes homework , , , Watches 'iMedic . . . Cant wait . . . Wills the homework . . . Usually found in Woodbury. IU Q1 ROBERT HOWARD Little Bones Paulsboro Gen, A fullback with a happy smile, Who even sang, once in a while. Chess 1,25 Chorus 2,35 Football l,2, 3,45 Varsity 4. Aims to do somethingf?l . . . Says Hey, Mani' '... Listens to Star- light . . , Likes Gerry , . . Dislikes homework . . . Usually found in the Steak House . . . Watches You Asked For lt . , . Enjoys eco- nomics . . , Wills his pencils to the school. 27 WILLIAM S HOWARD Stan Paulsboro Gen, To find a place, he didnt roam Because his hideout was at home. Biology 2, Football I,2,3,4: Hi-Y 3. Track l,2,2,4, Varsity 2,3,4. Hzbby is photography . . . Likes brown and Silent Era Films . . Says Man, dont you know it! RQ WGA N x IOAN M. IEFFERS Iell Gibbstown Gen. To leave a place she always longs, ll they play hillbilly songs. Ballroom Dancing I, Cheerleaders lg Monitor l,2, Tri-Hi-Y l,3,4, Square Dancing 3, Roller Skating 2. Aims to get married . . . Likes dancing and Noble '.,. Watches 'Happy' '... Listens to Little Things Mean a Lot . , . Usually seen in '56 Olds. 43 lb' 4 'I t I 'x . . I LOUIS IOHNSON Sonny Paulsboro Gen. Sonny runs just like a deer, While the lans leap up and cheer. Basketball l,Z,3, Chess lg Football l,2,3,4, Track l,3, Varsity 3,4. Wants to l1ve a good lite . . . Eager to graduate . . . Skates lor pleasure , . , Watches sports from Madison Square Garden . . . Doesn't like a single school subject. A x 1 S Q 91 ,ngf Q. IEAN IORDAN leanie Gibbstown C. P. Her troubles will be gone and passed When senior boys can dance at last. Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Hockey l,2, Moni- tor 2g Traffic Aid 2, Tri-Hi-Y I His- torian, 2 President, 3,4. Likes Daybreak, gym, and brown . , . Lingers nn VeI's . . Aims to be a good nurse . . Tries to keep happy, 28 . gf' SW.. .J W ROBERT L. IORDAN Bob Paulsboro Gen. He has a luture all his own As a famous baritone, Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,45 Iournal- ism I. Hobby is photography . , , Wills his autograph . . . Prelers economics, blue, and Steve Allen' '.,. Lingers in the cafeteria. CLASS DEANNA L. IOSLIN Dee Gibbstown C. P, One thing she couldnt see Was how to do plane geometry. Chorus 3 Etiquette I, Guidance 4, Monitor 4, Spanish 2,4, Twirling 2. Intends to Join the WAC's . . . Says 'Good Gravy! . . . Likes 'The Yellow Rose oi Texas, turquoise and typing . . Watches 'The Lite and Legend of Wyatt Earp. 1 .5f.l va, ,1- , 1 I x rf. X x 'Ls IVY K 5 . s X KX ROSEANN M. KAPPRA Ro Paulsboro Cler. Com. Everytime we see Roseann, Shes holding Ronnie by the hand. Basketball l, Homeroom Representa- tive 2, Spanish 2. Roller Skating 3. Hobby is going out . . . Dislikes waiting . . . Cant keep quiet . . . Favorite subject is office practice . . . Says 'AThat's tough! 0F 1956 HUGH KIEFER Buddy Paulsboro C. P. ln among the vials and jugs Someday Hugh will mix the drugs. Assembly Committee 4, Audio Visual 2,3 Football lg French 2,3, Home- room Representative 3, lon Hunters 3, Iournalism l,2,3, Paulsentinel 4 Play 3,4, Roller Skating 2, Track 2,3 Aims to be a pharmacist . . , Hobby is his accordion . . Likes to do stage work , . , Wills his non-valid excuses. 44- s Q.- Q- ' 1 tt 1 s 45-: 7 IRWIN C. KEIGHTLY lrv Paulsboro C, P. In baseball he did his part, Pitching with all his heart. Baseball 2,3,4, Hi-Y lg Skating 23 Square Dancing 3: Varsity 4. Likes Barb, blue, and history . . . Watches Mickey Mouse Club . . . Hears Zindy Lau . , , Says You ain't right! . . . Wills you his worn out sneaks , . . Hobby is sports, 'Ds in-rf IOHN R. KRAEMER Paulsboro Gen. Who's the girl that pleases Kraemer7 Theres nobody who can name her, Bachelor 4, Career l, Roller Skat- ing 3. Says, That's right' '... Wills his D's . . . Likes all the girls . , . Aims to make a million . , , Interested in short wave work . . . Prefers Love is a Many Splendored Thing, blue, and math. 8.0 I GEORGE I. KELLY Kelly Paulsboro C. P. He plays lootball and never rests, Then makes high scores in placement tests. Basketball 2 Manager, 3 Manager, 4 Manager, Football l,2,3,4, Gym 2,35 Hi-Y l, Paulsentinel 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,-4, Varsity 2,3,4, Wrestling l,3,4. Leaves PH S. his number I7 . . . Dislikes singers who cant sing . . . Likes sports . . . Usually seen in the gym. fbi'-1 a,' + .,.. 4 'ff I . A ,lil . . T? W r 5. I 'vs 'L' cf. 'Ji' A 1 NORMA L. LADNER Norm Paulsboro Sec. Com. Has a heart thats kind and warm, Classmates call her Helpful Norm. Cheerleaders 3, Monitor lp Sewing lg Twirling 2, Paulsentinel 2,3,4g Pegasus 4. Aims to become a secretary . . , Likes brown . . . Favorite subject is shorthand . Song is Only You , . . Watches Ozark Iubilee , . . Says Get away with you: you re kidding! . , , Favorite boy is Chuck. 29 IOYCE R. LAMBERTSON Blondie Paulsboro Gen We called her Blondie all year through, Because she is a true blonde, too. Assembly Committee 2,145 Chorus l,2,3,4, Paulsentinel 2, Roller Skat- ing 2,3,4, Tennis lg Traffic Aid 2,45 Usherettes 3,4 Wants to make a million . . . Says You gotta go! . . . Likes to dance . . . Wills her PAD. book to Ida Monte. CORA LANE Bobby Paulsboro Com. She came long after the first day,- Were glad to hpzve her anyway. Basketball 4 Chorus l,2.3,4, Aims to be a public relations worker . Likes to sing . . . Listens to Great Pretender . . . Dislikes conceited people . . Watches 'l Love Lucy' '.., Can't swim , . . Enjoys English. It Wt 1 1'? fi? IANNIE M. LEE Max Paulsboro Com. As most congenial, she was best: Always friendly to the rest. Dramatics l Vice-President, Etiquette 1 ViceePresidentg Hockey l,2,3,4g Homeroom Representative lp Monitor 2, Paulsentinel 2,3,4 News Editor: Pegasus 4, Play 3, Student Council 4: Traffic Aid 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Vice Presidentg Varsity 3,4 Can't stand tennis . . . Leaves behind her hockey stick. 30 IDA M. LEONARDO Paulsboro Cler. Com. No one near could be sad When Ida said, i'l'm so glad. Maiorette I' Roller Skating 35 Span- ish 2, Likes l'm so glad . . . Can't un- derstand Shakespeaie . . , Says I thought l'd die laughing' '.,. Wants to get her license . . . Wills her English spelling to anyone . . . Can't stand homework and nibby people . . . Found in Vel's. -in 'J Q.. I L E fi-,' , ' -1- its 'I- DENTON A. LEASH, IR. Tinker Paulsboro Gen. After school, home Tinker goes And spends his time at Uncle loe's. Hi-Y l,2, Homeroom Representative lg Maintenance 2,3. Listens to 'Zindy Lou . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing , , . Prefers blue . . . Watches 'Captain Nemo . . . Aims to work at Socony . . . Can't stand gym . . A Lingers at Uncle CLASS ELIZABETH E. LETZGUS Liz Colonial Manor Com. On the field you'll find our Liz, With a hockey stick, she's a whiz. Basketball I,2, Chorus lg Hockey l,2, 3,45 Monitor l,2,3p Square Dancing Ig Tennis I,2, Traffic Aid 1,35 Tri- Hi-Y l Secretary, Varsity 2,3,4. Likes Sook, Unchained Melody, and pink . , . Says How 'bout that! . . . Can't stand homework . . . Can't stop talking . . . Usually found in the '46 Blue Bomb. Ioe's. FLORENCE A. LILLY fi'-6' ROBERT E. LLOYD Bob Bridgeport C, P, As convincing as can be When he speaks lor Democracy Chess l,2,3, Class Officer 4 Vice Pr6Sid9ni: Hi-Y 4: Paulsentinel 4 Play 3,4, Varsity 3,4 Aims to succeed . . . Says 'iYep, that's life! . . , Favorite girl is his mother . . . Dislikes people who don'i stop to think, especially teachers. IEANETTE M. LODGE lan Gibbstown C. P, Paulsentinel work she doesn t dodge, Our capable editor, leanette Lodge. HOCRGY 2: Monitor 2,4, Paulsentinel 2,3 Associate Editor, 4 Editor-in-Chief, Pegasus 4: Play 3,45 Traffic Aid 2,3 Wants to become a nurse and find happiness . . , Listens to i'Star Dust . . . Heard saying 'Foiled again! . . . Likes red and white and Medic . . Can't whistle. ' tl 'mf : Little Lill Red Bank Com. Floss is very, very tall, Quite an advantage in basketball, Basketball l,2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4, Monitor 3,4, Sewing I, Spanish 2, Tennis l,2,4, Varsity 2,34 Leaves her height to a little fresh- man , . Says 'ADO you rea-l-I-ly? . . . Dislikes people who condemn girls' sports . . . Likes liNight Owl Theater. 0F 1956 IAMES P. LOGAN Goal Post Paulsboro Gen. He wrapped his tuba around the goal post, Ot this fact he did not boast. Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Dance Band 3, Gym 3, Orchestra l,3, Track l,2, 3,4, Varsity 4. Leaves behind one pair of used track shoes . . . Aims to be a gen- eral in the Army . , . Can't win in the mile . . . Likes his sleeping. r' - is X if gf. '-1 f -5 .. ' 4 I C-gi? 1..- ta fit I- ffl' IOANNE LUCIDI lo Paulsboro Gen. She always used to stitch and sew, At needlework, a handy Io, Guidance 2, Needlework l,2. Aims to be happy . . . Says Shut up! . . , Likes to sleep , . . Listens to Ain't That a Shame . . . Leaves locker IU7 to Iackie . . . Dislikes homework . . . Watches Willie, the Worm . . . Can't keep quiet . . . Enjoys history . . . Favorite color is blue. QQ qs- If it , , 3 PATRICIA M LUKOSAVICH Pat Gibbstown Sec. Com. She went and married, our Miss Pat, Now what do you think of that? Cheerleaders 2, Square Dancing 3, Tennis l,2,3, Tri-HIAY I. Says Oh, good heavens! . . . Listens to l'Unforgetable' ',.. Can't stand snobs and people who aren't what they think they are . . . Favorite boy is Pecker. 31 VICTORIA V. LUKOSAVICH Vicki Gibbstown Sec. Corn. A Every day she dashes tor the bus, Late from working on the Pegasus. Monitor 2,35 Paulsentinel 3,4 Feature Ed1tor5 Pegasus 4 Co-Editor5 Square Dancing 35 Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y l, Collects addresses . . . Will give you her baggy gym suit, the blue one . . . Preters English, green, and Medio ',.. Says It's gotta go. 1 IC' is-f me f ANN I. LYNCH Swedesboro Com. In the library you will see Ann as busy as can be. Guidance 45 Library 2,35 Roller Skat- ing 2,45 Twirling I. Wills U. S. History teachers . . . Watches Arthur Godfrey . , . Can't do homework . . , Likes to skate . , . Aims to marry , . . Likes Wayne, blue, and office practice . . . Says Santa Claus.' '... Listens to Steal- ing. ,,,,. . f V X: ' 1' . lt X31 K. In DONALD MATHIS I-IARRIET E. MCCAULEY Matt Harri Repaupo Gen. Gibbstown Sec. Com. When other boys would come and go, He worked at home on radio. Bachelor 45 Biology 25 Chess l,3. Aims to get rich . . . Enjoys work- ing with the radio . . . Likes all the girls, Davy Crockett, and purple . . . Can't do homework . . . Prefers economics . . . Leaves his brains to the school. 32 'Most any night, in Vel's you'll see Harri looking for Tonee, Chorus 45 Dramatics 4g Glee Club 3,45 Library 25 Music Appreciation 35 Paulsentinel 35 Pegasus 45 Play 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y l. Aims to own a new Mercury . . . Says Which? , . . Prelers green, 'Someone to Watch Over Me, and Tonee . . . Lingers in Vel's. Z IAMES MacMULLIN Mack Mantua Terrace Gen. To school he always drives with pride Than rather on the school bus ride. Career lj Roller Skating 2,3,4, Aims to join the Navy and see the world . . . Says Lend me your homework. . . . Leaves his parking place a half mile from the school, by the baseball diamond . . . Found in the A, 61 P .... Can't stop on a dime. LASS WILLIAM MCGUIRE Professor Paulsboro Gen. Filled with vigor, vim, and fire, Sometimes called Lightning McGuire. Band 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Dance Band 35 Gym 35 I-Iomeroom Treasurer 25 Orchestra 3,45 Track 2,3,4. Aims to practice medicine . . . Dislikes going to school in winter . . . Can't get up in the morning . . Says Give him a hand. A N 14' ix .1 GENE G M LEAN Cobra Paulsboro Com ln hrs Mercury he was always seen Hrdrng about was Gene McLean Camera 3 Career 2 Cookmg 4 H1 Y 2 Track 23 Varstty 23 Ltkes hunttng W1lls h1s teachers Dtshkes Eng11sh Always seen w1th the gang Cant speed shtlt that Mercury Llkes Marton 0F 1956 REGINA E MICHAEL Mrclcelmackel Red Bank Sec Com To trnrsh school rs her arm Then get marrred and change her name Ettquette 1 Cheerleaders 3 Tr H1 Y 2 4 Says Dont be funny' Hobby 15 swtmmmg Her favorxte IS Ioe Bucco Htdes out at Vels D1s11kes homework Gtves you her unused bra1n 0' 'VUL 19' 459' ...F 5' WILLIAM MECHOLSKY Drba Paulsboro A srlent lad a great athlete A trrend you re always glad to meet areer 2 Football 2 3 4 H Y Track 34 Wrestlmg 2 34 W1l1s you h1s bra1ns L1ke sports Cant play rummy Ltstens to lm ID the Ia1lhouse Now D1sl1kes homework Watches Late Show Prelers math DOMINICK L MERINO Chmka Gtbbstown Gen Usually seen rn hrs pretty ca H9 really trave S near and far Band 1 Basketball 1234 Co Cap taxn Bxology 2 Football 234 H1Y 1 Student Counctl 3 VGYSIYY 34 A1ms to keep up wxth Rzta Says Zubal Wlls ltttle Zuba to Bobby Camelt Ltkes Rug Cant make up hts 'mnd Best class IS U S Htstory ll 49 aqpf' Q... RAYMOND MILLER Ray Paulsboro Football games he lrked the best Not word wealth and usage tests Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 Chorus 123 Football 1234 H1Y 4 Homeroom Representatwe 4 Paul sent1ne1 34 Sports Editor Safety Patrol 1 Student Counc1l 4 Var stty 34 W1ll be successful Lxkes lo Found m the PHS gym fer-'Q M. gm -we 'Q' Q' GERALD E MOWER erry Paulsboro Gen Wants to drrve a hot rod blue Rrght down Lrncoln Avenue Aud1o V1sua1 1 2 Camera 3 Career 1 Reads Hot Rod Mags Leaves h1s seat tn physlcs to Campbell Llkes chemtstry blue and Mtckey Mouse Club Says What a ya say, Hoss7 Cant make ttme w1th H M 33 15+ ,- 'S I I I I P Y rf .lv G1 I I 1+ X : I ,,, I - - . C. P. I .' '. ' 5' - : : 'A : C 1 ,v,: i- 11: E I 1 L , 1, I 4 . I I i- r Q 4N fn ' N , X 9 14 . H' x 'C ' 1. x X I , C. P. . ROBERT C. MUHLBAIER Bob Gibbstown ACC't Com. Bobby, Bobby he's our Ilirt5 You'll find him wherever the1e's a skirt. Chess lg Dramatics l5 Flying 15 Homeroom Representative 45 lon Hunters 35 Paulsentinel 2,35 Play 354: Pegasus 4. Aim is to join the Air Force . . . Says l'Cool, lack! . . , Prefers blue , . . Dislikes homework , . . Favorite subject is history . . . Wills his desire . . . Enjoys models of all kinds. RUDOLPH R NAGLER Rudy Paulsboro Gen. He had a very special knack To manage in football and track. Audio Visual 2: Dance Band 35 Dra- matics 35 Football Manager 45 Gym l5 Track 2,3 Head Manager. Aims to own a Ford convertible . . . Likes to sleep . . . Watches Late Show' '... Wills his seat in home- room ll2 , . . Says 'lThat's sharp. ,qi 2ei'Y -ef' ELEANOR I. NORTON , A u El 'F Ir 1 fl l Bridgeport Gen. 2 g 1135, She was our rhythm-minded El, ' 12 'wg For she knew music very well. Library 15 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Pegasus 4. . Aims to own a Mercury . , , Says Skip it! . . . Watches George Gobel Show . . 5 Favorite subject is English . . . Listens to Love is a F s .F 5-.1 . KATHRYN E. OBER Yak Mantua Terrace Gen. Take the books and put them back5 Library work's the job for Yak. Library 2,3,45 Pegasus 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Usherettes 3. Heard saying Oh, come off it! . . , Dislikes jealous girls . . . Looks at Mickey Mouse Club . . . Can't understand parents , . . Preters study hall, boys, and navy blue . . , Aims to be happy. 34 GERALD A. OLEARY Ierry Paulsboro Gen. He won respect, and honor too, Managing that football crew. Chorus 35 Dramatics 35 Football l Manager, 2 Manager, 4 Head Man- ager5 Track 3. Aims to become a millionaire . . . Says Pretty tricky! . , , Leaves his Head Managership . . . Seen with Rudy Nagler . . . Likes to get out Many Splendored Thing. GLASS IOHN W. OTTEN Farmer Repaupo Gen. Hey, Farmer! that plant is of what breed? None special, it's just another weed. Ballroom Dancing lp Gym 2,35 Hi-Y 45 Homeroom Representative 15 Pega- sus 4 Art Editor5 Spanish 35 Square Dancing 2,35 Student Council 3,4. Dislikes snobby girls . . . Can't do homework . , , Likes the song Six- of study hall , . , Listens to Gum teen Tons . . . Hobby is gunning. Drop. ,- H K . I x,yi 3Exa' .. it .. . Q fit. 'X' if 9- . . - VV E Q ' :- T g W 4' 3 fs, V -4. , tj 5 ' T ' A, f C f x J l 'qs' f-' y .iw X S f ' EL 'Es v io' mmf' IOSEPH W OTTEN Iody Blonde Paulsboro Gen Eager to get out of school Thxnks the outsrde world rs cool Band 234 Basketball 3 Chorus 2 Flymg 2 Football 2 Orchestra 34 H Y 1 Cant wart to get out ol school Wrlls you hrs brass drum IS likes working ln economtcs Says Whats you say 0F 1956 THOMAS PATTON Paulsboro Gen ln years to come Eds posztron Wrll be electronrcs technrcran Audro Vrsual 2 3 4 French 1 Says Thats for the btrdsl Usually found rn hts radto shack Leaves hrs deepest regrets to the students who have to stay Hobby IS amateur radxo Cant keep any money SHIRLEY OTTEN Sh1rl Paulsboro Cler Com In he unlform shes really keen Marchmg for the Brg Red Team Chorus 1 Color Guard 4 Com mercral 1 Presrdent Gurdance Roller Skatmg l Lrkes You Are My Love Al blue and U S Hx tory Found rn Vels Says How bout that' Wrlls her Color Guard uruform to L1 Drshkes snobs LORRAINE R PANTALONE Pants Grbbstown Sec Com Shes a darlmg lrttle mzte Who cheers the Red Team on to hgh! Cheerleaders 3 4 Class Ott cer l Sec retary 2 Secretary 0 Secretary 4 Secretary Dramahcs l Prestdent lounallsm 2 Student Councl 2 Treasurer 3 Recordmg Se retary 4 Vtce Presrdent Tenn1s 1234 Var stty 4 Cant forget 1956 Favorlte boy ts Carl W? DOROTHY A PAYNE Dotty Repaupo By her work at school we could see That a good nurse she would be French 4 Nursmg 134 Red Cross 2 Trafllc Ald 2 Arms to be a regtstered nurse Says You re a goof ball' IS l1kes people who want somethmg for nothmg Wrlls her shyness Lxkes Ron 'Sai' Z? R IOHN PEIFFER Scott Grbbstown Gen One thrng that would make hrm rrlc Was a long assrgnment of homework Ballroom Danc1ng l Homeroom Rep resentatrve 2 Roller Skatmg 2 Square Danc1ng 2 Hobby ts sleepmg Leaves hrs books Heard saylng Dont sweat rt' Cant stand homework Prefers math and blue Arms to be a salesman 35 . f . I J 3? A 'f IV ' 1' 11... -Q 4 7 A ,V 1 I y g 5 L I . Q - ' ,,,D'- : 'A Ed A . C.P. '- Y . ,V ,. - I A 4 Q' ' E. H Q -, ' ,,: : A-VN ' 'Af . ..eb5l 1, ff 31 , E 4 V . .J '-' 'W' - .H I - f f f N ' 4 I .fx ff f 'Y . S Bunky BRUCE Pl-IILIPP Paulsboro C. P. The clubs in school found a use For mechanically minded Bruce. Audio Visual 2,3,4, Career lg Flying 2g lon Hunters 3, Aims to be a mechanic . . . Says, Ulf it won't run, chrome it. , , . His hobby is homework . . . Listens to l'm in the Iailhouse Now. Ze '- Q' T Q41 I A R 1 . f 1 . . I f f . - 69 -N -- in 'UP' A., if CAROL IEAN PHILIPP Khaki Paulsboro C. P A yearbook worker very keen, A journalist was Carol lean. Dramatics 2,35 Monitor 2,35 Pegasus 45 Spanish 45 Traffic Aid 2g Tri-Hi-Y l. Aims to find out what's going on . . . Says Know what I mean? . . , Can't win an argument with I. R. . . . Listens for lt's Almost Tomor- row . . , Hobby is talking, WILSON T, PLATT Will Vergq Com. Through his four years Wilson went Not liking guidance worth a cent. Hi-Y 1,45 Iournalism 2,3. Aims to get rich easily . . . Says Prove it! , , . Enjoys motorcycles . . . Lingers at Bill's . . . Likes all the girls . 4 4 Greatly dislikes guid- ance period . . . Listens to Black Denim Trousers . . . Can't do English 4, I fv- LOUIS POLLICINO Lou Paulsboro C. P. He was hunting every day For properties for the senior play, Career l,2,3, Chorus 35 Football l,2, 3,45 Play 3, Track 1,2,3,4. Likes to play golf . . , Listens to Feel So Good . . , Wills his college honors . . . Enjoys red and white and The Lone Ranger. 36 i i f . is 5 inf .4--0 MARMAN M, POLLOCK Paulsboro Gen. He will search around, by heck, Till he finds a good, cool wreck. Hi-Y 1,35 Spanish 2. Likes cars, hunting, and fishing . . . Aims to own a cool wreck . . . Says Yep! . , . Wills his brains . . . Seen at Freddie's . , . Watches Robin Hood . . . Dislikes homework. . . . Likes lunch period. CLASS E, VIRGINIA POTTS Ginny Paulsboro Sec. Com. I-lt the football game, she can't tarry, For the State Flag she must carry. Biology lg Chorus 35 Color Guard 4, Pegasus 4, Roller Skating 25 Sew- ing I. Likes St. Anthony's Dances . , . Can't stand homework . . . Says, No kidding! . . . Dislikes getting up in the morning . . . Aims to go to California. 3' 'S .I :ff 1 K , f av VVS BARBARA E. PURNELL Barbs Thorofare Gen. The prettiest color ever seen By Barbara is surely green. Basketball 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,4g Hockey 1,25 Nursing 35 Red Cross l,2. Likes to dance . . . Leaves her seat in U. S. History ll to Shirley Kidd . . . Can't stay home . , . Finds displeasure in cute boys . . . Usually seen watching the MT. Show. 0F 1956 MARY C. RANDOLPH Mary Kay Paulsboro C. P. Mary, Mary, on each floor, Always was a monitor. Basketball l,2, Cheerleaders 2, Li- brary lg Monitor 2,3,4, Spanish 3. Wants to get married . . . Preiers boys, yellow, and Night Train . . . Likes to talk . . . Enjoys being with Paul . . . Dislikes homework . . . Says That'll go over big! I ef FREDERICK L. PURNELL Doc Thorofare C. P. The greatest surgeon, you will see, By his studying he will be. Bachelor 45 Biology 27 Career lg Ion Hunters 3g Spanish 3 Secretary. Dislikes stuck up girls . . . Watches the March of Medicine' '... Always found in Dreamland . . . Likes red and economics , . . Can't do math. CAROLYN M. RAPAGNA Lyn Paulsboro SGC. COH1. As head majorette, she did gleam, Marching tor the Big Red team. Glee Club l,2,3g Majorette 2,3,4 Head Majoretteg Twirling l,2,3,4. Aims to marry that wonderful guy from Thorofare , . . Says Oh no! . . . Her favorite is loe Shirk . . . Listens to l'll Never Stop Loving You . . . Lingers in loe's Ford. IOHN QUATTROCHI lohnny Bridgeport Geri, He said, Mr. Olson, please Let me wear my dungareesf' Chorus 3,45 Dramatics 35 Spanish 4. Enjoys pool . . . Lingers at llThe Campus . . . Leaves his dungarees to the school , . . Listens to Black Denim Trousers . . . Prefers study hall to other subjects . . . Heard saying Wowl Look at that one! . . . Dislikes homework. I J 1 N It 4' 4 ' i ..Z N IEAN L. RASTELLI Paulsboro Com. In the play, as a tiny tot, She pleased the audience a lot. Chorus 2g Dramatics lg Play 3,4g Roller Skating 2,3,4. Aims to be happy . . , Heard say- ing How 'bout that! . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Watches 'iThe Adventures of Robin Hood . . . Unable to memorize. 37 WAYNE A. REEDER Bridgeport Gen. Gunning is his favorite spoil, And he's pretty handy on the court. Basketball lp Chess l,2,3, Gym l,2,3g Roller Skating 2,3,4, Spanish lp Square Dancing l. Likes gunning . . , Wills his gym suit to anyone who iorgot his , . . Dislikes noise made in study hall when he's trying to sleep . . . Usually found in his car. IAMES RILEY Iimrny Red Bank C P. lt you stop and take '1lCOlC, You'll find he has rr history book, Audio Visual 3, Biology 27 Chorus ly Dance Band lg Ion Hunters 35 Span- ish 3. Would like to see the World . . . Heard saying Look at that! . . . Likes fishing, hunting, and 'Moments to Remember . . . Can't do math . , . Wills his locker. 5 PA q Q , - X it fin Bw. 5 Nav' x A I V, , E tv- I W... 9 ' A if-5 SY I S r x kv in V 4 s.-XXl..1 fjmfri r 4 , 3 0 , 'Y Q, . 'rv' than ,. i i IE FRED ROHRER Paulsboro Gen. With audio visual, all he can, He does for Mr. Peterman. Audio Visual 23,45 Biology Z, Camera 1, Ion Hunters 3. intends to join the Navy . . . Wills his place in the senior class . . . 5 5 up fvv- 'I' 4:-f if Y i ., I N -i GEORGE ROBERTS Georgie Paulsboro Geri, Georgie, Georgie, see him stop Down at Betty's soda shop. Ballroom Dancing lg Biology 2, Gym 3, Roller Skating 2. Aims to be a success . , . Always says Get outa here. . , , Reads Superman . , , Listens to Why Don't You Write Me? . . . Wills his locker to some unlucky junior . . . Likes Babs . , . Dislikes physical LASS IEANETTE R. ROSENCRANS IGY Oakview C. P. Never makes much fuss about it, Seems to do her work without it. Camera lg Monitor l,4, Nursing 2g Spanish 3. Hobby is swimming . . . Favorite education. Dislikes homework . , . Listens to color is blue . . . Says l'Ain't that l'Gum Drop . . . Likes blue, driver a shame! . . . Preiers Spanish, education, and 'Navy Log. Moments to Remember, and Band- stand . , . Leaves her pep session seat . . . Fond of Eddie . . , Dislikes homework. TERRY RODENBAUGH Verga Gen. ' ,- lf you would make him really merry, Sl Give a baseball to Terryp ' f Baseball 2,3,4g Career lg Chess 2,35 I S1 Gym 25 Student Council 4, Var- sity 2,3,4. 4-,Q L ,- Aims to be a baseball player . . . 'Sy --.J Says Are you? , . . Wills his books P '-' M . . . Likes all girls but can't trust them. I X 1' N' X 1 38 KATHERINE ROSS Kathy Thorolare Com. A great success she wants to be, ln Ebony, Kathy, you will see. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,25 Paul- sentinel 3,45 Red Cross 2,31 Sewing 3. Can't smile enough . . . Says You don't say! . . . Aims to be a great success , , , Likes office practice . . . Dislikes smart people. 0F 1956 MARY D. SCHMIDT Mary Dee Paulsboro C. P. Piano, organ, harp, or bell, She plays any music well. Band 2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3,45 Dra- matics lg Monitor 35 Orchestra l,2, 3,45 Pegasus 45 Play 3,45 Traffic Aid 2,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y l. Wants to be happy and successful . . . Likes Tenderly, music, and church . . , Prefers Latin, Studio One, and blue . . . Dislikes con- ceited people. 'uf A vs-Y 'lf ' MATTHEW SABO SANDRA W, SCHAFFNER Sab Sandy Paulsboro Gen. Gibbstown Gen. He wishes that they had q School When the school day was done, To teach a student to play pool. ln studying she found no fun. Chess 1,25 Roller Skating 3. Tri-Hi4Y 15 Cheerleaders 2,3. Aims to be a pool shark . . . Hideout is Bruno's , , . Can't stay Hobby is fur trapping . . . Listens home . . , TV program is Make for Drink, Drink, Drink , , . Wills Room for Daddy' ',., Dislikes home- the bank corner . . . Dislikes drink- work . . . Hobby is talking . . , Aims ing . . . He's usually seen at Uncle to get rich . . . Says Are you Ioe's. kidding? Z' BARBARA K. SCHULZE Barb Paulsboro Sec. Com. Barb used to have a way Of making good marks every day. Cheerleaders 35 Color Guard 4 Man- ager5 Commercial 25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Usherettes 4. Aims to see Ginny get to California . . . Says Look, now. . . . Leaves English spelling to anyone who wants it . , . Dislikes getting up early . . . Likes Bill, blue, cmd Moments to Remember. ,-Q 1 40m np. xr . I fbi 6-' ALICE C. SCHUMANN Al Bridgeport C. P. She spread around so much good cheerg ' There never was a shadow near. Chorus 35 Drainatics l,2,35 French 45 Homeroom Representative 25 Moni- tor 25 Music Appreciation 45 Play 35 Traffic Aid 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Historian. Usually is here and there . , . Can't be on time . . . Gives her temper- mental locker . . . Likes to square dance and dislikes catching buses. 39 Smrtty DORAL KAY SCHWAN Kay Paulsboro C. P. Some call her' Doralg some call her Kayg Shes always the same, no matter which way, Band 2,34 Chorus 3,4 Dance Band 3,45 Homeroom Representative 3: Orchestra l24 Pegasus 4 Play '44 Trr H Y l22 Chaplarn 4 Arms to be a regrstered nurse Enroys musc H cmd drrver edu catron Wrlrs her srster Kathy Drslrkes wrrtrng essays Watches Steve Allen GN SHIRLEY SCOTT Scottre Grbbstown Gen Lrked to srng and spell and twrrl Qurte a successful grrl Basketball l Chorus 1234 French 2 Secretary Roller Skatrng 4 Tennrs l Twrrlrng l 2 3 4 Heard sayrng Let me tell you Wrlls her seat rn ll2 Lrkes Donnre prnk and Dragnet Cant cha cha lrke Soma Hobby rs clancrng Drslrkes concerted people . ' 1. r ff... 1' H do ETHEL M SMITH Smrtty Paulsboro Gen Whrle on C1 skatrng rrnlc She was always rn the prnk Dramatrcs l Etrquette 2 Roller Skat rng 23 Trr Hr Y 4 Usherettes 4 Leaves her place rn lo ker room to some 1unror Says Ycu d best no Lrkes Ronnre blue and Englrsh Lrngers rn Prtman Drslrkes show oft grrls ROBERT WAYNE SMITH Smrtty Paulsboro GSH ln the senror assembly sang our Bob He really dra' an excellent Job Bachelor 4 Career l Chorus l234 Lrstens to Srxteen Tons Wrlls hrs study hall seat to Ioan Kelly Lrkes all the grrls Usually found rn the Crown Market Arms to be a store owner Watches Range Rrder 40 ,gi ' W f-'iv ROBERT WILSON SMITH Crbbstown Gen Bobby Smrth rs as sharp as a tack Rrdrng around rn hrs Cadrllac Bachelor 4 Ballroom Dancrng I Camera 2 Ion Hunters 3 Track 2 Never seems to get through the halls Hdes out rn Road Rods Garage Trnkers wrth Cars Arms to be a success Lrkes Mrclcey Mouse Club CLASS IOSEPH H SPECK oe Repaupo 106 to you does owe All rts thanks useful Ioe Bachelor 4 Chess l Ion Hunters Spanrsh 34 Square Dancrng 2 get ahead Lrkes to hunt Wrlls the dungarees we couldnt wear Lrstens for Maybellene W W5- Guy. ' I A 'I . I gf : . if 4 b :I I' , I V: ' A , 1 '- z - 1 . it I f Fi ' I . 73 , . CP. ll L- li- ' I : I 2 I 3: Hides rfl 'Q hole . , I vvrrr try to ,t ,,- 5 I A , .. f, A: ,., ! y . . . . w,, of 4 ' ' NufN 4gfr IUDITH A. STEFKA ludy Gibbstown Com. She did her part at each football game, Cheering the Big Red on to tame. Basketball I,2,34, Cheerleaders l,2, 3,47 Chorus l,2p Homeroom Repre- sentative 2, Monitor I,2,3,4g Sewing lg Student Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y 35 Var- sity 4. Wants a Mercury convertible . . . Says . , . l'Huh?' '... Favorite song is 'iHe , . . Dislikes conceited people. OF 1956 RONALD H. THOMPSON Turkey Cwibbstown Gen. Try to find him, it you can, More than two teet from Roseann. HiAY lg Biology Z, Roller Skating 4, Hobby is gunning . . . Aims to become a millionaire . . . Likes Rose- ann . . . Prefers Moments to Remem- ber and black and white . . , Can't dance . , . Leaves all his good marks . . . Dislikes wiseguys. ll i 'RS I GLORIA A. STEWARD Dorddy Bridgeport C. P. Neat and smartly dressed each dayf Does her lessons well, they say. Dramatics l,2,3 Secretaryg Traffic Aid 25 Oil Painting 35 Play 35 Color Guard 4, Hobby is collecting American bon- bons . . . Favorite song is Love Is a Many Splendored Thing , . . Can't get all A's . . . Liked English III. 'U' R' Q' XX x . fi' Y-fx.. a.. ,J I CAROL A. TURTON Shorty Paulsboro C. P. Although she wasn't very tall, She always proved the best in the hall. Chorus 3,47 Dramatics 1,21 Monitor 25 Pegasus 4, Play 31 Roller Skating 35 Usherettes 4. Likes l'The Kentuckian Song, Wayne Budd, red, and Bob Cum- mings Show . . . Says You know it! . . . Wills her unfinished home- work . . . Dislikes G know-it-all , . . Aims to marry a millionaire. WILLIAM STEWART Bill Paulsboro Gen. He lcund joy without end Helping Andy, his good triend. Audio Visual 3,4, Band 2,3, Ion Hunters 45 Orchestra 2,3 Aims to get rich . . . Says 'Let's go, Andy. . . . Plays his radio , . . Listens to 'He' . . . Leaves his tired brain . . . Dislikes homework . . . Found at home . , , Watches l'Science Fiction Theatre . , , Can't do history. HUP 4 Q.- T' NMI' 1' 9 QI ROSEMARY R. URBAN Fifi Oakview Cler. Corn. She hates noise, just so bad, Pep meetings almost drive her mad. Camera lg Chorus 2,3,4g Nursing 2,3,4. Aims to get out of school . . . Says, My Gosh! . . . Listens to 'Seventeenu . , , Wills her seat in pep session . . . Can't stand horne- work . . . Watches i'S64,0UU Question. 41 S ANDRE VAN OYEN Slim Pauisbora C. P. At fivybzeal no vxzil 'izise To bake Fiorife s cakes and pies Career l,Z,f Pcctball 2 Gym 23,4- lon Hunter Varsity 4. Aims to be happy . . Likes baking and blue . . . Leaves his good record . . Watches 'Edward R. Murrow . , Cant get up in the morning . , Listens to 'Feel So Good. HERBERT VERDlNELLI Terror Gibbstown C. P. That he's called Terror brings surprise, For he has gentle, big, brown eyes. Ballroom Dancing lg Spanish 25 Roller Skating 3,4 lntends to join She Marines . . , Has trains as a hobby , , . Sings 'Sixteen Tons . . . Often seen walk- ing with a certain brunette . . , Spends time at Iennie's house. 1 i Q' Y 'TWV f . .g lvys x ly i ,,-f . f t X . 1 ff' '01,-H an Q slay ' in ' vo! I C. PAY WALTERS Faysie Gibbstown Sec. Com, Dancing in the gym at lunch, She can be seen with the bunch. Camera l Secretaryg Dramatics 2 Treasurerg Tri-Hi-Y Z,3,4 Treasurer, I-lomeoom Representative 3,45 Monif tor 4, Pegasus 4. Aims to be a good secretary , . . Says Oh, gee whiz! . . . Likes Moments to Remember . . , Leaves her broken locker . . . Can't wait. IOAN A, WATSON Gibbstown A Mercury to drive and own Will make of her a happy loan, Gen. Basketball l,2,3,4g Cheerleaders l,2p Chorus lp Monitor l,2,3: Tri-Hi-Y l Secretary, 2 President, 3. Aims to own a Mercury , . . Likes Mom and dancing . . . Leaves her locker to Pete Ruggie . . , Dislikes GLASS MICHAEL WEISS Mike Paulsboro Gen. Never have to tell him twiceg He acts last, quickie Weiss. Audio Visual 2, Camera lg Roller Skating 3,4, Track 2,3. Aims to be a mechanical engineer . . . Says l'That's a score! . , . Usually found anywhere . . . Watches homework , H Watches 1 Love 'Late 'Show' '... Can't work in Lucy' llll Carly keep quiet E 4 study hall . , . Likes mechanical Listens to l'Only You. drawing- ANDREW A. WASHY Andy Paulsboro C, P. U Let's call K2lSN, ' ,, . And we shall find Andy then. Biology 25 Dramatics lg French 2: lon Hunters 3' Iourrialism l,2,3, Play 3. Aims to be a lawyer . , . Likes 'Autumn Leaves, purple, and wres- tling from Baltimore . . . Lingers in Woodbury . . , Doesn't think much ol biology lab . . . Says 'Let me see. 42 fit? f, 'au . IVX us.- - 1-5 .- ,Q ,ffl W 1 , I l 1 ' iw- I-IELEN M WILK Wmkre Colomal Manor Cler Com Someday the class mll get the news Wmkxe s on an ocean cru1se Chorus 3 Etrquette 2 Needlework l Nursmg 2 Sa s Oh no' Plays the p1ano Doesnt lrke to watch box mg on TV Leaves her drrvers Lxkes to lrsten to Impatlent Years Pre-ters the sub,ect clertcal practrce 0F 1956 MERVIN WILSON Merv Gtbbstown Gen He d leave us 1t he had the nerve But we stzll want you wrth us Merv Mamtenance l 2 3 Ltkes to hunt Says Easy Stult Leaves hrs gym classe to some freshman Drsltkes hav mg to go to school tmpossrble to get hrs homework done N E' ELAINE R WILLIAMS Cnbbs Nr Gen On th ze :I you r Ill see Elam carrying the banner robly Cheerleade s 3 Color Guard 4 Mont 2 Roller Skatm Z Squa e D nct g 2 Tenms 34 Tr H1Yl Wants to be happy Leaves you her srster oan Likes Steve Lmgers IH Vels Dlsllkes con cetted b V THELMA L WILSON Ctbbstown Com Ev ery day she grew better Wrth each new busmess letter Etrauette I Gurclance 23 Latm I Arm to have fun Lrstens t Moments to Remember IS ltkes conceted people Usually found at Vels FGVOIII6 color IS blue Enloys offlce practlce his ul LX CAROLYN H WILSON Peanut Thorofare Com Her tavorlte p aythmgs now she means Are olfzce practtcmg machines Basketball 1234 Chorus 23 Dra matxcs I Hockey 23 Malorette 3 Paulsentmel 234 Spamsh 2 Tennts 234 Glrls Varstty 4 Emoys sewrng Lmgers at home Lrkes yellow Watches Dsneyland CLAIRE F WINTER Paulsboro Sec Com Hockey rs her tavonte game At PH S rt brought her tame Dramatrcs l V1ce Presrdent Hockey 1234 Captam Basketball 4 Mon1 t 3 Play 3 Square Dancmg 3 Tr1H1 Y 3 Twtrhng 3 Varsrty I2 34 Arms to please Irmmy Her hobby IS sports Leaves her locker to Tony G Greatest dts ltke IS losmg a hockey game Llngers wrth lrmmy 43 ' to' . . e . l ' ', . . A , . , , V e . . I , Q tor ,3 ' g , r ' ' ' ' . C1 'H I ' , 5 I- '- . . . . 5 . J ' . ' o s ' ' . , , ' ' 1 . - , 1 5 ' . , . '. 1 f ,ifalf . . . '1 seat IH the drrve educatron car . . . . . , . . H I, A, I 7- . V . . - ' . , , ' o ' Q Q 1 N . , I . I Q . . ., ' . 5. , fy . . . I N , ' or z 1 ' : l . , . I . . 5 , 5 ' A RONALD I. WOODWARD Ronnie Gibbstown Gen. He used to sigh, and pine, and drool, And wish to be out of school. Biology 25 Camera 1: Football l,2,3,4. A Aim to get out ot school . . , Wills f- 3' his assembly sect to some junior- . . , Prefers green , My One Sin, ' I ' I 5 'p' '-N cmd Gibbstown . , . Dislikes teachers , . A .N who give homework. , wr' 4' 3:5 X 'll fm? j O 1 D.-AR. Pilgrim All Slate Band Member Victoria Lukoscrvich I' Logan li' y ORDER Q , I, Q 1? 1 , l 1 I 'T fx ' ' . 'V 0 1 3 5, .x hw- ix L M NX f in ' W J V I Speak for Democracy Qmfor Betty Crocker Homemaker Hc1llowe'en Queen R, Lloyd C. Turton Lorrcrine Pcmtulone Seniors at Washington .tit ' . X ' X..- ft , Orators U Winners of Essay Contest, Freedom for the School Photographer Mr. Daniel vs C Cast, G. Stewart, R. Miller. Handicapped through Employment. I. Lodge, I. Blair, A. Hangsterfer. mini W :fy , I G 1 0 fl Winners of Recognition by the National Association tor High School Poetry I FIRST ROW: C Ellis, A. Hines, R Kappra, S. Burns B. Gandy, B. Harbison SECOND ROW: A. Schu mann, G. Steward, C. Cast, A. Hangsterfer. Winners of Fire Prevention Essay Contest FIRST ROW: M. Schmidt, V. Lukosa vich, I. Lodge. SECOND ROW: R Green, I. Blair, H Bruce. 21 ' rut HOMEROOM IU5 FIRST ROW- Miss Weber N Get- singer, A. Hines R Carozza, C. Cooper, E. Norton, L. Brennan, I. Fetty, C. Rapagna, R. Urban, E. Fritz, F. Walters. SECOND ROW: T. Wilson, I. Fiderko, I Iefiers, C. Win' ter, M. Harkins, M. Burk, C. Daugh- erty, V. Lukosavizh, K Ross, F. Lilly. THIRD ROW' W. McGuire, R Hack- ley, G. O'Leary, T. Rodenbaugh, F. Boultinghouse, R. Cassidy, W. How- ard. FOURTH ROW: D. Mathis, M. Weiss, G. McLean, D. Merino, R. Smith, A. Van Oyen. HOMEROOM 106 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Daniels, L. Gordon, I. Iordan, C. Turton, I. Rosencrans, A. Hangsterfer, C. Philipp, S. DuBois, G. Steward, A. Schumann, M. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: W. Stewart, T. Bell, D. Schwan, M. Randolph, D. Ioslin, I. Lodge, D. Payne, I. Gesty, H. Kiefer, L. Bird. THIRD 'ROW: H. Verdinelli, R, Green, E, Hagenbarth, R. Emrick, W. Beahm. FOURTH ROW: G. Kelly, B. Philipp, F. Camerota, I. Blair, D, Gray. FIFTH ROW: I. Speck, A. Washy, R. Bigger, R. Lloyd, R Dunk, R. Miller. HOMEROOM Ill FIRST ROW: Mr. Colofranson, B Coleman, L. Pantalone, A. Giovanetti M. Gattuso, E. Smith, B. Gandy, S Burns, R. Michael, I. Danser, C. Ellis SECOND ROW: A. Lynch, I. Lucidi B. Schulze, I. Leonardo, R. Kappra, I. Watson, S. Schaifner, M. Boucher THIRD ROW: R. Colanero, H. Bruce G. Boughter, I. Peiiler, I. Logan, G. Roberts, R. Iordan. FOURTH ROW I. Ficara, A. DeSilve-rio, L. Pollicino, W. Platt. HOMEROOM lI2 FIRST ROW: Mr. Limanni, B. Fors- man, I. Rastelli, C. Wilson, I. Larn- bertson, I. Lee, M. Gorman, L. Gel- somino, I. Stefka, V. Potts, H. Wilk. SECOND ROW: B. Harbison, H. MC- Cauley, K. Ober, S Fowler, D. Cris- ante, M. Carr, M. Sabo, R. Smith THIRD ROW: C. Beumler, R. Nagler I. Kraemer. FOURTH ROW: I. Quat- trochi, S. Albert, C. Ford, R. Muhl- baier, R. DiSteIano, W. Mecholsky. FIFTH ROW: T. Patton, R. Carty, F. Rohrer, G. Mower, M. Pollock, I MGCMUlI1H r-.,...-.W ,.,gT, 3 ! mum-f.-a1xays..pi 4- v I nuuawnnguvwwfnld -0 awaqnmenunc e-A fb ,.-wiuuvuuq. -. '-1 - -W-... 1,:'..-1' .:.. ri. ..'1'f'1'.-3'1'...-... ,.,.,, WHWIQIWHIIIIIT Ill: 2' 4 X CLAS5l956HISTORY Throughout our four years the code of Paulsboro Hrgh School became rnterwoven rn our lrves We learned to thrnk for our selves and choose our rdeals Thrs code expressed to us the rdeals of the class of 56 In our four years we became unrted to make our class successful rn the projects carrred on at Paulsboro Hrgh School As Freshmen we had a large class Many of us met for the frrst trme when we came to hrgh school At the begrnnrng of the year the Sophomores gave us a welcomrng dance a custom srnce 1950 There was a varrety of entertarnment Then we were grven the task of electrng class offrcers They were as follows Presrdent Frank Boultrng house Vrce Presrdent Elwood Doran Secre tary Lorrarne Pantalone Treasurer Dorothy Burr We gave our lrrst assembly whrch was made up as a schoolroom scene It seemed as though We had a consrderable number of partrcrpants When we became Sophomores We broke several records rn the magazrne drrve Our total was S4 700 The honor fell to Andrew Washy for berng the hrgh salesman He sold S259 55 rn subscrrptrons We recerved because of our hard efforts a full length movre called The Destroyer 'I'h1s was presented as our class assembly It was our turn to entertarn the freshmen Sandra DuBors Alrce Schumann Nancy Getsrnger Iannre Lee Pat Lukosavrch Betty Neal Lorrarne Pantalone Wrnnre Rathof Mary Schmrdt Glorra Stewart Doral Kay Schwan Fay Walters and Frank Boulrnghouse were on the program In thrs year the opportu nrty came to Iannre Lee selected to be one of the court rn the Holloween Parade Robert Cassrdy Vrce Presrdent was elected as the Sophomore Prrnce at the Valentrne Dance Then the class electrons came along and we voted on our own chorces We were well acquarnted by thrs trme and no one had trouble makrng hrs chorce The results were Presrdent Frank Boultrnghouse Vxce Presrdent Robert Cassrdy Secretary Lor rarne Pantalone Treasurer Dorothy Burr When we returned rn the fall of 1954 we were determrned to make thrs a good year We were on the way to makrng our class one that would make our teachers glad Preparatrons began rmmedrately for the plannrng of the Iunror Dance entrtled Moon lrght Fantasy wrth musrc by the Blue Velvets Soon after the dance came our class assembly whrch was presented as The Red and Whrte Ballroom In our Iunror year we engaged rn all the school actrvrtres In March came the annual Iunror Play Ours was called People Are Funny Mr Colofranson coached us We had great fun practrcmg In May we gave the lunror Senror Prom whrch was a wonderful endrng tor a grand year Then rn September of 1955 came our opportunrty to become Senrors We had arrrved at the hrghest pornt rn our learnrng We had the qualrtres of leadershrp ambr tron and good sportsmanshrp Other qual rtres named rn our code appeared rn our characters and rn our behavror We had our class electron selectrng as Presrdent Robert Cassrdy Vrce Presrdent Robert Lloyd Secretary Lorrarne Pantalone Treas personal sheets so that our yearbook staff mrght begrn preparatrons Durrng Hal loween we chose Lorrarne Pantalone as our queen Sally Burns Lourse Gelsomrno Iannre Lee Senrors and Dorothy Kelly a Iunror made up the court For thrs year Carolyn Rapagna was head r:na1orette Then came the trme for the Senror Play and we presented the play entrtled The Groom Sard No We elected Senror Bests whrch had been a custom for senrors We warted for the trme for our Washrngton trrp a wonderful trme The Iunrors gave the Iunror Senror Prom whrch was a great success Last but not least came the trme for us to graduate Durrng our four years at Paulsboro Hrgh School we had followed the precedrng Senrors makrng a place for ourselves rn Paulsboro Hrgh Schools Hall ot Fame We the class of 55 thought that our hrgh school days have grven us a glrmpse of the greatest and best , , . n u 1 I ll YI 1 I l 5 1 - ' - Z . I . - 1 I ' Y I n 1 n - 1 . ' .. . I .- . ' I I . - I . I . - . I I ' : . ' : - - urer, Dorothy Burr. We handed in our ' ' ' ' u 11 . . , I . . . ' . - I I I I . I I I I . I . I I I I 1 I 1 1 - , . I . . I t . 1 I ' ' ' I ll 1 ' l 1 ' ' I . ' 1 n A I . I I I 1 Q I i , r . 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 ' I ' I I 1 . ' ' ' I 5 TOP NCTCHERS .. gl' Z 3 Most Lxk ly to Succeed Ray Mxller Mary Schmldt 3' Mos! Studzous Andy Wcshy Dot Payne fi-' 'K ' g -2 2 Q? 25 WJ I f f I Q g xxyi i 8 . 2' Dxd the Most for PHS Ronme Dunk Vxckx Lukoscxvmh ,.....,,xx ki Best Dressed Ann Hong terfer Howard Bruce Most Congemal Bob Cczssldy Icmme Lee fi 2 17 - Q mf , w v Best Actors Best Looking Hugh Kiefer, Gloria Stewart Lorraine Pantalone, Denton Leash Best Dancers .--' A Louise Gelsomino, Ioe Ficara Z'-'gif ,go 3, ,J .1-N E-ees, f ,n. H' .Quilt 1 K Y E , -.15 mltftmq f S23 tw l y tt Cz mmap tt. rw it .. .. . 4, 1 v t f X f JSA f ox :xx l if X I Best Athletes Ralph Blgger Florence Lxlly Best MUSICIGUS Bxggest Flzrts lcxmes Logan Doral Kay Schwcm Anthony DeS11ver1o Clcxuclxcx E 1S II R, J 1 6 ,avf Quietest and Chatterboxes elen Wilk, Tom Bell, Nancy Getsinger, Frank Carnerota 'sn 441' Cutest Couple Ronnie Thompson, Rosecmn Kcpprcx 52 3 a 5 Y as -Wg' I 3? 535 F -ffm 2 ,', ' 4 9 5 352 ' 'T -45321. , ,faqs wily ZW? E7Qf?t L at. ' P e 3 5 irpvfij Q BQSQZ, gf' all sf! xx Tcxllest and Shortest Betty Ann Coleman, Icxck Otten Class Wits Lou Pollicino, Rose Bucco :ne fiivqf, 1 4 V ,, vzibzfzfg f:':f:':2:-1,2 'fx H 4 , Q fe f' Q f 'Lf V I 1'9f'f:'-W ,6'O.OLO.0,d8o' f.',ff,'f4Q,' ,g,',,9f,, L 2 '? 'Q n one nausea . V K . . . , A , A X if 393212334 fojgfaac ,V s Wlgfzfzc r5'!2'-'.'- a:.n'-wa s-. ef L'..1.'.' C: f'1 .. I 14:-:ffffm , , ,ff 1 l 0 A 429' A ovffn 64,263 ,ff ', V wa? 4 . 41024 , Q , 14 . L ly 4 v - 4 a 9' 99 . al! 1 1, - I gg X if gtg., 'n'v,...,., -,. ,... -Q--'h.-:'---....'.! ,Q .V .. ..ff..a.'x --...b5un.l4-Q.. - ii as 'K W T A 5, , I JNIDERCLASSME N OFFICERS B FRE: Secretary C BLUM Presi dent B RIEHL Vice President D KELLY Treasurer JUNICRS HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW R D1S1mone M E Rebyak I Leone SECOND ROW A DiG1o vacchmo F Markegene 'I'h1s was the class that had set the record for magazine sales in 1955, They had been very successful in all their projects. Pearl Cadmus became well known because she was selected to go on a European tour with a student council group. After mid winter, underclass students could tell which people were juniors because the class rings came, and the juniors flashed them in the freshman and sophomore eyes. Those beautiful rings with the school door artistically designed upon them made the juniors feel that they had become an important part of P. H. S. The class dance with music by the Modern- aires was planned around an Autumn Leaves T theme. The committee made beautiful decora- tions for the gym. Their play, Lady, Be Good, directed by Mr. Cclofranson, brought praise from everyone. The assembly was Two Old-Fashioned Melodramas. The student body enjoyed this very much. Best of all was their great success in plan- ning and holding the Iunior-Senior Prom. The class of '56 was very grateful to the gracious host class. The Iunior Class could not have completed these activities successfully without advisers. They were Mrs. Setzer, Mrs. Bordner, Miss Mad- ciff, Miss Trick, Miss Shaffer, cmd Mr: Ridinger. HOMEROOM 103 FIRST ROW: K. Stubbs, C. Tomlin, D. Falconi, I. Palladino, M. Muldoon, B. Armbruster, I, Holtzhauser, B. Smith, SECOND ROW: A. Kegel, R. DeLiberis, G. Mercantino, B. Bryant R, Iewiss, D. Stapleford, I. Ott, I. Angeline. THIRD ROW: A. Villare, I. Lewoc, A. DiGiovacchino, I. Wil- liams, R. Teague, D. Pollock, D. Kitz. FOURTH ROW: C. Beaman, R. Brown, C. Hankel, W. Hinrnan. HOMEROOM IU4 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Setzer, M. Georgi- ana, M. L. Watkins, B. Clayman, A. Morlachetta, N. Sinquett, I. Leone, L. Beckett, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: S, Kidd, R. Sharper, M. Thompson, I. Villanova, P. Cadmus, I. Clow, M. Dehner. THIRD ROW: L. Iohnson, E. Komczyk, I. Fisher, E. McStay, A. Bay, D. Leash, W. Kelly. FOURTH ROW: R. Clement, L. Tobia, N. Yushchak, C. Blum, W. Reeder, R. Williams, I. Lee. ,M ,: , I 'rf' I '- . , . - xt,-1331 fails? A I ll 'Il X 3 I .x E ii , , '4 ' NJ JUNIORS HOMEROOM 109 FIRST ROW: M. Albert, E. Dekal, N. B-eahm, D. Kelly, R. Yandach, M. Peck, I. Dey, I. Boultinghouse. SEC- OND ROW:MissMadciH, I.. Harbeson, L. Early, H. Soayd, B. Riehl, P. Lang, R. Ragnelli, R. Markegene. THIRD ROW: I. Bonner, D. Cassidy, W. Rigler, F. 'Connelly, I.. Graham, B. Ruggie, N. Napoli. FOURTH ROW: G. Cipolla, E. Clegg, N. Hall, C. McGuire, I. Redkoles. HOMEROOM llC FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bordner, B Giam- marino, B. Gauthney, I. Snyder, F. Pappas, l. Kandle, F. Patton, G. Magee, I. Smith. SECOND ROW: I. Haddock, K. Gray, I, Blair, N. Staui- fer, K. Myers, B. Broadus, W. Bradley, I. Muldoon. THIRD ROW: R. Broken- baugh F. Grasso, I. Stalter, D. Hin- man, P. Conaway, I. McFaddan, A Hallett, FOURTH ROW: D. Myers, W. Armstrong, E. Pobanz, I. Byrd, V. Williams, W. Yost, F. Shaw, R. Howard. T3 0.- t..r.. . . A4 rv A .gp- ' 2 QI 1 I? , , . 1 OI ft 3 X 1 1 K sq' ' ..1 ' T1 n HOMEROOM 203 FIRST ROW: L. Wozniak, D. Broken- baugh, A. DeBerry, R. DiSimone, I. Hellyer, I. Morgia, C. Eisfelder, B. Free, B. Bernardino. SECOND ROW: Miss Trick, D. Fithian, R. Dalbow, I, Williams, T. Simek, B. Beckett, L. Hickman, Y. Drummond. THIRD ROW: L. Dowdy, K. Vaneman, R. Harbeson A. Driver, A. Caira, E. Doak, R. Haefele. FOURTH ROW: I. Todd, I. Gentile, C. Gilliam. I Classes were forty-five minutes in length. One minute before the end of the period a bell rang. When the second bell rang, classes passed through the halls. All juniors took American History. This group was Mr. Ridinger's Seventh Period Class. The class of '58, under the capable direc- tion of Miss Vonada, Mr. Lazenvick, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Devonshire, Mrs. Peterman, Mrs. Molitor, Miss Lacey, Miss McGeady, and Mr. Peterman, had a very successful year. As their first major project, the class pre- sented their annual Sophomore- Freshman Reception. Ted Rutecki, Zoe Pappas, Ruth Willis, Dorothy Dunn, Diana Pascoe, Ianet Peo, Loretta Kushall, and Virginia DeAngelis provided the entertainment, which was enjoyed by everyone. The class sold more magazines than any other class in the history of Paulsboro High School. The highest salesmen of the year were Virginia Del-Xngelis, from 2075 Louise Laviano, from 208, and Iohn Siegrist, from 208. Homeroom 207 was highest in sales, and homeroom 208 had the highest percent- age of sales per person. This class used its selling ability to a great advantage. As a reward for their hard work, the magazine publisher presented the school with a full-length motion picture entitled Kill the Umpire! starring William Bendix. This sophomore class spent a busy year preparing for their future as upper classmen in Paulsboro High School. SOPHOMORES X5 OFFICERS FIRST ROW: T. Rurncxr, Presidentg L, Lnvmuo, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: L. KUSHALI., Vice- President, V. DEANGELIS, Secretary. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: P. McLaugh- lin, L. Fish, R. Free. SEC- OND ROW: P. Duca, I. l ' Doran, R. Griffith, R. Gandy. - P rj J' it Q 3 -my 1' llliltffgibo 1 Z If--F' v Q -. n g Q ' i lk is ', ' ifififiYE?9ibg- HUD HOMEROOM 2Cl FIRST ROW' Miss Lacey, P. McLaughlin, D Nlzlzzxggh- lin, E. Becker, D Dunn, S Herring, E. Taylor, E. God- frey, P. Daugherty, I Gesty, R. Dowcly SECOND ROW: B. DlMatteo, I Capaldi, A DiBona, P. DeVault, I. Byrd, M Trock, I. Doon. THIRD ROW: B. Williams, S Hcpen, I. Amalfitanc, D Rataislci, B. Boone. FOURTH ROW: D. Ficara, G Truss, W. Hethcote, I, Ivans, A. Di- Nardo, A. North, I. Wallace HOMEROOM 202 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Devon- shire, B. Stevenson, R. Free, A. Salvatore, B. Newton, E. Hellman, M. Tomlin, M. Konnick, M. A. Kable, I. DuBois. SECOND ROW: B, Gordon, I. Downs, B. Koko, I. Kershaw, M. Dick, B. Riley, H. Bleattler, E. Erickson, C. Gilson. THIRD ROW: R. Libby, D. Mullen, A. Fetters, T. Delamater, I. Lloyd, I. Keegan, R. Pancoast, I. Gorman, P. Carter. FOURTH ROW: I. Vogeding, R. Cer- vantes. f, SOPHOMORES Q44 ,IX gig, E1-7 A , ar si IQ' HOMEROOM 204 FIRST ROW: Miss McGeady, M. Tillmon, E. Nelson, R Blackburne, K. Wilk, E. Marcla, B Patterson, C, Cic- chitti, I. Feldman, M. Sacks. SECOND ROW' A. Eith, A. Helwiq, I. Knoll, D, Watson, I Burt, G, Glosker, M. Keenan, B Hamilton. THIRD ROW K Patten, K Wood R Carter, S Nastase, W. Budd, T Green, P. Brooks FOURTH ROW' F Ienis, F. VVinters, R. Franks, VJ. Naaarzynski A. Graisbery FIFTH ROW' R Davis, S Davis, I Petroski, S. Kupsey HOMEROOM 205 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Peterman, P. Bahr, M. Marino, B. Castagna, I. Cutuli, D. Scheider, I. McDowell, E. Roeslng, I. Marcelli, E. M. McDermott. SECOND ROW: I, Praria, M. Sharer, B. Hunter, F. Wesley, G. DeAr1gelo, B. Batten, D. Wood, I. Pettit, E. Scott, R. Keen, G. Berry, I. Rosypal. THIRD ROW: R. Lutner, E. Welker, E. Ross, E. Conover, T. Fletcher. .C3. Ill:-Q! E' ,.siR??,!I' . ' . 524. '1--. HOMEROOM 208 FIRST ROW: Mr. Lazevnick, A. Kapp, E. Simpson, I, Firth, L. Laviano, B. O'Brierr, C. Riggins, H. Conard, T. Baylor, F. Holmes, D. Wilson. SECA OND ROW: B. Bundens, E. Strehlau, F. Stettner, P. Schnell, L. Olack, P. Keen, F. Thorpe, R. Blue, R. Gandy. THIRD ROW: C. Maska, I. Thomas, I. Siegrist, G. Chisholm, I. Thompson, A. Hitchner, A. Prevlte, P. Callaghan, A. Casale, P. DiNar:lo. FOURTH ROW: I. Iohnson, S. Misiewicz, B. Patterson, C. Vaughan, E. McGlincy. or 4- I 5 l as oo 6 lr g- I , ,'., v W 5 cn HOMEROOM 257 FIRST ROVV: Miss Vonacla, M, Med- ley, P. Mills, V, Duca, D. Pascoe R. Leonard, E. Shuttleworth, V. De- Angelis, C. Gordy, D. Dawson, C Daisey SECOND ROW: C. Marshall R. Mtller, D. Gattuso, G. Sharp, D Cuthill, P. Venuti, A. Martin, I. Turner T M:Keever. THIRD ROW: W. Moore A. Thomas, W. Goldman, I...Gattuso N. Damiani, G. Iohnson, R. Montana I Sebastiani. mel ft Wi-miW A H ' '- X3-P' 'r 'iE tv me I I . -. ' HOMEROOM 210 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lewis, A. Waldin, I, DuBois, I. Mecholsky, R. Willis, M. Vandergritt, E. Wiley, B. Linton, M. Keenan, M. I. Miller, M. Hill. SEC- OND ROW: P. Howard, I. Marston Z. Pappas, L. Kushall, I. Redcoles, R. Morton, R, Cameli. THIRD ROW M. Parks, P. Quigley, L. Norton, N Shontz, W. Miller, G. Silberzahn FOURTH ROW: T, Rutecki, W. Dom brosky, W. McAteer, C. Feldman, D Thomas. 5 Ji HOMEROOM 223 FIRST ROW: Mrs Molitor, M Meyer C. Gallagher, I. Hines, L Fish, I Anderson, B. Pidgeon, R Fcrte, I McCann, N, Brown, I. Dold, A. Moore SECOND ROW' N. Velykis, L, Barber A. DiPiefro, A. Bateman, K Stalter I. Pike, I, Rizzo, M Roche, R. Bzssey G. Stewart A, Arnadei, THIRD ROW R, Reed, H. Fleck, A. Velahos, L Winters, R. Given, C. Marley, I Babar. FOURTH ROW: L. Ramer, S Cameron, R. Davies, R, Willzs, W Zember, L. Lamson. diieiiiuiallllztiuusziiituu-5wil,..w mania.. I 1 Q -on-3 . . :s-'Lauri' O 41.4 -1--lf' 4'- -'3 'L 3 'f'..'?. .:.1'.3- '- -1- .. '?1- pg me 'i'-'I-'J'-11'nl:: 33111 gina :ntl ' f' in fi., 9 ,-5 5' 5-Eg-I.:-lf-rI':'-2-2 F C' '75 iflllglmllllllll HOMEROOM 2ll FIRST ROW: Mr. Peterman, G. Melny- chuck, C. Levine, I. Byrd, I. Hirst, N. Maaha, P. Westog, I. Burt, I. Richards B. Farrell. SECOND ROW: H. Seder, E. Uzdavines, D, McDonough, D. Belcher, E Oslin, I. Feo, M. Rafferty, E DeVault. THIRD ROW: W Gott. R Ienkins, W. Weitz, I. Topeka, E. Hertler. FOURTH ROVV' I Munyan, I Mears, I. Mood, W Iones, R Hendrickson, F. Schmut, FIFTH ROW: R. Marino, R. Franks, P. Mcntano, P. Platt. X., H SPARKS Presrdent D CHELL Treasurer R CARTER Vrce Presrdent FRESHMEN OFFICERS HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Thrs was the largest freshman class rn the hrstory of the school These 450 students came from Paulsboro and from the other sendrng drstrrcts rncludrng Gloucester Town shrp The sophomores gave them a cordral welcome an evenmg of fun rn the gym wrth refreshments and a talent show Wrth such a large group new space for homerooms was found Four drfferent groups occupred the corners of the audrtorrum and one occupred a sectlon of the lrbrary Adyustments rn the schedule gave more extensrve use of the cafetena New lockers rn the lower hall were lnstalled The frrst hrgh honor roll rncluded the names of ten freshmen Patsy Lodge Elxza FIRST ROW C Phrllrps I Cast P Morrna M Cadmus E Snyder SECOND ROW F Iems H Sparks E Guetens I Duffy beth Perry Mary Lourse Robertson Char lotte Phrllrps Charles Smrth Katherlne Schwan Iohn Hallbauer Ga1lSm1th and Samuel Huckel Thrs gave an rndrcatron of the quahty of the new class The Chrrstmas decorations ln the fresh man homerooms were very attractrve The wrnners were Mlss Margaret Carlrn and Mrs Barbara Carver flrst Mrs Ruth Ross second and Mrs Perrce thrrd Smce Gloucester Townshlp was begm mng to burld rts own school 1t was rumored that students from that drstrrct mrght not be rn the class next year Wherever the members of th1s large class were they had the good wrshes of the upperclassmen HOMEROOM AA FIRST ROW: D. Knight, S, Assan, M Iester, R. Vanneman, E. McKeith, G Smith, D. Hall, M Lincoln, F, Boyle, I, Poponi, T. Duca, M. Croce. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Worthington, E. Sanger, I. Hankel, F. Murphy, N. Bondar, I.. Dilks, W, Haddock, R. Darnbach, E. Florig. THIRD ROW: M. Phillips, M. Kidd, I. Hallbauer, R. Munyon, W. Quattrochi, W. Raws, K. Conover, F. O'Rourke. FOURTH ROW: R. Mills, I, Dowdy, K. Fanslau, I. Albert, C. Whitelock, I. Duffy, W. Good. FIFTH ROW: P. French, T. Kearney, G. Marinelli. FY? l 'Y HOMEROOM AC FIRST ROW: B. Welch, S. Quinn, H. Oberparleiter, I. Combs, C. Lyons, E. McDowell, L. Schafer, F. DeGen- nero. SECOND ROW: D, Chell, M. Matteo, I. Brown, E. Mohl, C. Nelson, A. Wagner, M. Roberson, E. Ruther- ford, I. Cundey, Mrs. Haupt, THIRD ROW: W. Stetser, K. Bachman, K. Stone, B. McColligan, B. Castor, E. Godfrey, A. Ott, W. Simpson, S. Ernerick. FOURTH ROW: I. Hague, R. Danner, W. White, W. Fisher, I. Firth, H. Brining, R. Iones, E. Holtz- hauser. FIFTH ROW: I. Rogers, G. Stetser, R. DeWalt, W. Tilotta, R. Wohlrab, H. Black, D. Luby, I, Rarner, A. Gentile. ,na nd hi :sift f N . . xl! m , ::i FRESHMEN HOMEROOM AB FIRST ROW: T, Daiber, D. DeHart, I. Meadows, E. Milsted, D. Cochran, M. Muse, D. Knestaut, A. Villanova SECOND ROW: Mrs. B. Carver, P Oswald, I. Stewart, S. Richards, E Skechak, C. Sheets, C. Blair, M Laurito. THIRD ROW: A. Caratura, I Brennan, I,Haddcock, H. Sparks, A Caracciolo, C. Pino, E. Weber, R. Haddack. FOURTH ROW: B. Waezel, T, Bell, L. Geikler, R. Baker, T, Dudzinsl-ri, D. Ramos, B. Brown. P . '5 LIBRARY HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Mrs. Peirce, M. Dur- . If . borow, M. Banscher, I. Myers, I. Nau, A ' .., M: --F n. M. Pratt, A. Clayton, M. Hannigan, A ' 'PH' A ' -5' D. Moser, M. Smith, F, Gacutan. SECOND ROW: T. Giovanetti, K. Raively, D. Mattson, P. Iones, C. Elbertson, D. Knapp, C. Weaver, B. Levock, D. Lampman. THIRD ROW S. Huckel, K. Smith, E. Gaskill, G. Espasito, B. Cromwell, R. DiNicola, I. Melchiorre, D. Taylor. FOURTH ROW I. Brown, I. Friars, T. Gordon, A Dempsey, R. Laurnaitis, C. Hall, G. Marshall. FW , H ,, 4 5 ff .. 'Af W E' w HOMEROOM AD FIRST ROW: D. Gallagher, M. Camp bell, I. Wenzel, F. Price, M. Amen dolia, T. Miller, V, Nocella, T. Cremen SECOND ROW: Mr. Vatter, M. Bol linger, B. McDowell, M. Trout, I Doherty, L. Wyatt, I. Hartranlt, D Iackson, B. Rittmayer, K. Fuhrmeister M. Franchi. THIRD ROW: D, Banks I. Burns, A. Kern, W. Hillgen, K McGinley, F. Salvatore, W. Kelly, G Humes. FOURTH ROW: S, Gresh, C Marlcley, I. Brown, I. McNeilly, H Doe, W. Schoch -..---. L rl , v-v-- -- ' ' ' In El I a ' I 1 ..- I I' S I . 'Z 1 0 - lg ' J 1 5 ff My W . A '. l Q., Q 4 Pl 1 N Tl I E v ll it 3 'Q' ti A: -... , . I -sf HOMEROOM 3 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ross, M. Lukosa- vich, M. Kelly, M. Steward, M. Cook, R. Palazzese, A. Bruner, D. Phillips, P. Moriria, R. Hill, D. Kelsey. SEC- OND ROW: P. Lodge, R, Schairer, I. Williams, I. Lockley, S. Walker, K. Keller, S. Iones, A. Radzik, E. Schoch, I. Yost, W. Lindsey. THIRD ROW: W. Hires, D. Moore, D. Medrala, G. Sleeter E. Zizmont I, Conover. FOURTH ROW: R. Mann, M. Morti- mer. I-IOMEROOM 4 FIRST ROW Miss Kelly, R. Forte, B. Galecki, M, Kushat, L. Beatty, I. DiNicola, M, L, Dolbow, E. Snyder, T. Carter, S Cooper, I.. DeBerry. SECOND ROW' H, Iewiss, I. Kayser, L. Heal, I. Cervantes, D. Broken- baugh, D, Bremer, R. Novotny, I. Lehman, R Hagan, R, Basara. THIRD ROW, T. Umba, W. Kuhner, R. Todd, I. Costa, I. Holda, D. McGinnis, T. Adams, I. Perno, FOURTH ROW: M. Hager, G. Lee, S. Bullock, F, Whit- tington, I. Harbeson, R. Wilson, R. Skechak, G, Nanstiel. T . QI fl sl HOMEROOM B FIRST ROW: Mrs. Tender, P. Wiley, S. Stewart, M. Cadmus, C. Pratt, A, Gordon, E. Nolte, R. Green, E. Perry, P. Kershaw, E, Matteo. SECOND ROW: I, Curtis, I. Manahan, L. Manel, W. Valesky, M. Holmes, H Mihlee bach, K, Power, E Przng, M. Boone, G. Bay. THIRD ROW R. Carter, I. Barrett, D. Beyel, C. Pelle, P Scott, I. Gatewooci, W. Rouse. FOURTH ROW: M. Schoen, R Webber, D May, R. Roche, .F-ih, I 15 G F- H H .- - .. Defrag. rf, RV - HOMEROOM 5 FIRST ROW: N. Carlin, I. Cast, A Leap, D. Lanzarotto, M, Piazza, G English, C, Dallas, I. Medley, M Sharp, I. Devenney, L. Davis. SEC- OND ROW: W. Cooper, M. Bender K, Schwan, C. Pollicino, C. Siegrist B. Carson, C. Cannavo, E. Goff, I Kelly. THIRD ROW: L, Shappard, G Crawford, W. Weisser, W. Bohnet, E Trout, C, Robertson, I Boone, R Caira I, Rao. FOURTH ROW: R. Ray I. Retkovis, N. Stokes, G. Crawford. 'mf' - 4 Q K3 N I . 9 - 57-'12-' Ll fu, ir ,i 'z I ' ,lvl f e- ' PP V- HoMr:RooM to Q .... E,'-lj-2 .- FIRST Row: Mr. Angie, M. jg.. .V If N g, T T. i LaMalfa, E. Pierson, M. ' 4 -ftllif .,.? ,:-..- -,f 'ii' ' 'W i H ' Levinsky, I. Smith, I, Apog. I hwy., ,Lt vit ffv I 31. - .. . . tle, P. Iohnson, E. Daisey, A. -J 4 Ott, D. Faber, A. Watson, I -1' ,, if E. Hawkins. SECOND ROW: i 1 't' QW D. Lang, D. Iohnson, C. V' , Atkinson, C. Alcott, l l Schmidt, I. Sinclair, I ' l Brown, A. Koriakin, E. Long. - THIRD Row: A. Mason, 1. F Getchel, E. Guetens, T. Gaines, I. Bender, T. Price FOUR FRESHMAN HOMEROOMS IN THE AUDITORIUM 'Ft A homeroom was placed in each corner section of the auditorium. Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Haupt, Mr. Vatter, and Mr. Worthington taught the groups to cooperate so that they could overcome any disadvantage resulting from the absence of desks. When upper classes had class meetings or assem- blies, the auditorium home- rooms occupied the senior homerooms. There was also a freshman homeroom in the library. HOMEROOM ll FIRST ROW: Miss M. Car- lin, M. Yanus, C. Phillips, I. Milano, L. Pierson, I. Clift, B. Gardiner, E. Di- Fonzo, E. Stark, B. Kiefer, R. Rastelli. SECOND ROW: R, Moore, R. Mattson, D. Searl, I. Donahue, S. Back- man, V. Stackhouse, M. Hutchinson, C. Nerozzi, R Topeka. THIRD ROW: I. Fox, H. Daly, H. Giancate- rino, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: W. Pierson, M, Hutch- inson, I. Yost, I. Brflcenf baugh, E. DeSandro, T. Pohlig, B. Stevenson. FIFTH ROW: W. Crowley, W. Buzby. ..,.,,, Q f ' .. .V . - I W 'I - ., v 0 0 XT' b as r 'N '1 Y'vC'Q 4,0 .. 1.5. . - ' I if TY- .xy , Nb!! :yu -LM w Lrwrlols .fy 1 ,fl l 4 -1 ,Q ,lv f A 1 ' , 'ff fl ' 35 c ii gf A , 'fn xl , g U ,L sf , Q., 1 Prfjifzsus l-lelpezf l'1'UII'Gl1 ffl U-Q' A K: ,q.,,, , 'sri' Yr All Seniors Too - WL, 51 A T All A lzttezbug js? ,N K V- ' , , fe x-4. Between Halves ll W 1 A Rnh! fm 'A X Q A ,M ' N f .,rf ,Wim l V, k a 9 Q l pf-:il N gf l ,fm gy! 1 ' . ' il ' 4 A ' - l' 4-V 19 H l l 1, l 1W ' ,, fr S . V Z 631 K ff nfjw l All for Football f A S1 H: '. f,. g,,,4f -- 7 X 1 af, , ' A t . , , z XXX .1 ' V l Be Theze ,QM ,. , V -fx at B in Let s See Now, S3445 lg EE www- , , R., NMA. A Finally! f ,M..g' 9 1-15' 'V P Q ii mr' O . f I C ' . riff A 34 'Q W4 -H 8.53-wh 2 R 9 , li Q ur s W I Ralph Bigger .Q , Q ' 'P. l . D I K Charles Cast ik ' w .2497 A Q K Stanley Howard il pu Q 2 5' AA . C U W X George Kelly AR 'QK r'hfL fl Bob Cassidy E' :sq fr .,,. Robert Howard any 'Ee 'z X- 'E- in Lou Iohnson f 'l A A H1 Bill Mecholsky win The Woodbury Game On our field M fi di F M. 1 i - 1 i-Jill ,fills A A 'V v 4 X -q. f1.w-A:r,sr,i- -eff if VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponents Paulsboro Clayton ...... B 26 IV FOOTBALL Haddon Heights 6 20 Opponents Paulsboro Audubon ..... O 7 Clayton ....... O Collingswood . 6 7 Haddon Heights 24 Haddonfield . . 9 7 Audubon ..... 12 Regional ...... U 28 Hcrddcntield . . 6 Burlington .... U 25 Regional ..... 18 Woodbury .... 0 34 Burlington .... 0 Glassboro .... 12 35 Woodbury .... 24 fl, ls- A A .7 1' 3 'Z' 3 - :L ' :r QC J L: ' '- - 71. C? ' 'J 'l 'J F' H vi 4 ' if I-011 Polllcmo Ronnie Woodward Dominick Merino Ray Miller I . s P A banner year in football. We came through for the Group III Championship. Audubon tied with us. The pep meetings were rousing. Many times we went out on the field on Friday afternoon. The student body had great interest in the team. Robert Cassidy was elected South Iersey back of the year, but Bob said that it was the team's spirit of cooperation that made his efforts worthwhile. Announced on the All-Star Colonial Confer- ence Iirst team were Ralph Bigger, Ray Miller, and Stanley Howard. At the award assembly, Mr. Ridinger praised the hard work and the good spirit of this strong team. The team gave Mr. Ridinger credit FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: L, Iohnson, C. Cast, D. Merino, S. Howard, W. Mecholsky, R. Woodward, R. Cassidy R. Miller, R. Bigger, G. Kelly, R. Howard, I... Pollicino SECOND ROW: I. Williams, F. Thorpe, I. Byrd, I Lewoc, F. Markegene, A. DiGiovacchino, D. Drager, C. Blum, R, Teague, A. Bay, P. Ruggie, W. Yost, R 1 , .-fr Brown, I. Horner. THIRD ROW: S. Nastasi, R. Carter, A. Casale, P. Duca, R. Bissey, T, Cassidy, I. Gorman P. DiNardo, C. Weitz, T. Rutecki, G. Truss, L. Lamson: N. Damiani, C. McGuire. FOURTH ROW: G. Cipolla, I. Lloyd, P. Callaghan, P. Carter, D. Thomas, I Bonner, F. Wesley, R. Franks, L. Barber. n Peter Lemanni R- h d Rd- Q ' 4 Q Coach IC Gggqqghlnger Q I' i,,,,r 'fish A ' -1v9rr- 1311: - --.M 7 r Q6 xl in fr ..,, 'v W W by 4 - f' U .n iv. ' 1 I - If 1 UI. .' V T f . ..f t,.' ', .rf . if f slleef-'je-sl'2'+i J'5'i Q53 'Q ttf fs- 'Qin was 'I ' f H. whiff! N r H 'ff -' of is e f we ff f .I I ., Q A Y . A , . - X V .2 . , U my I Rv, 4 f xr y, lk. f 5, , D - qza-M.. BH we W- tg! 'ff - ' frm , frflr -- KJ LIE. I In Q. so 1. as V , ! 'F-if A H si, u .5 Q. ' rg H A A P J. Q- 'Y ,V , T51 .-1.23 cs . . zz: . :sf t-'--- - v f. ' 1 If! I I Ht +1 ei - ' rv ' '-'J - ' 1 -f if , 1 . , w . Y ,. , W9 n:.. ll .4 6, ,551 B Fee .-2'-if '.-A-1lr , '1 11. :.'.i1 Div--11? A. 'T-I f J 5 I 4 - - -2 Boys' BASKETBALL Glassboro Woodbury Swedesboro Pennsgrove Haddonfield Glassboro , Pennsgrove Haddon Heights Woodbury Audubon Merchantville Regional Haddonfield Haddon Heights Woodbury Camden Vocational Camden Vocational Audubon . Merchantville Camden Regional Glassboro Woodbury . Woodrow Wilson Opponents Paulsboro 56 ., 42 59 59 59 sa 55 66 . 62 34 47 69 59 43 55 57 48 46 so 63 65 45 54 57 58 53 . 49 35 42 39 49 55 45 43 55 59 58 33 57 46 36 69 55 57 81 43 .. fn. . W - 'fee-w--f ff VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: N. Napoli R. Brown, R. Miller, C. M:Guire, R. Brokenbaugh, L. Copeland, R. Bigger, A, Hallett. SECOND ROW: Mr, Ross, L. Iohnson, W, Yost, C, Blum, I, Lewoc, R. Cassidy, D. Merino, Mr. Worthington. IV AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: W. Yost, I, Byrd, A. Casale, L. Copeland, I. Thompson, W. Goldman, R. Blue, P. Callaghan, C. McGuire. SECOND ROW: Mr. Worthington, D. Lang, I. Brown, I. Yost, W, Holda, C. Smith, B. Crom- well, E. Creutzinger. THIRD ROW: T. Dudzinski, F. Whittington, G. Lee, R. Wilson, I. Adcock, T. Cassidy, T. Muse, I. Bender, T. Pohlig. Anybody's ball. .--.. M-as 'II' an Guard her. IV BASKETBALL FIRST ROW M Kczble V DSAHQSIIS M Konmck F LEWIS I M Ccmn N Bcumler SECOND ROW Mrss Mutch ler R Leonardo I Gesty L Fsh R Free T Carter THIRD ROW C Lcme I Medley P Venutr E Srmp son I Byrd B Boone M Vcmder grrft D Rcrtcnskr N Brown QW' WRFSTLING South lersey Heavyweight Champion State Heavyweight Champion R Howard WRESTLING Opponenls Paulsboro Regional . . , , 8 39 Haddonfield ..... 18 27 Collingswood , . , 11 27 Glassboro . , 13 33 Trenton Catholic 8 37 Millville .,....... 12 31 Woodbury . . , . , 9 32 Vineland . . I3 26 '7' 69 I . Y' VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: R. Colanero, A. Gentile D. Leash I. Haddock. SECOND ROW: W, Mecholsky, B. Iohnson, S. Howard, W. Moore, G. Kelly, D. Gray. Q01 Q 4 2 the Coachs Stack up. Switching through. Reversal. gg fmrvfc at HOCKEY HOCKEY IVARSITYP Miss Mutchler, B. Free, C, Ellis, E Sharper, C. Winter, F. Lilly, B. Reihl I. Lee, P. Lang, E. Brokenbaugh, C Wilson R. Sharper, P. Peck, HOCKEY KIVJ FIRST ROW: I. Byrd, V. DeAngelis, R. Free, M. Myers, N. Bailer, M. A Kable. SECOND ROW: Miss Siedler, J. S. Kidd, R, Leonard, F. Holmes, A Moore, B. Boone, I. Rizzo, M. Konick I. Smith, F, Lewis, Z. Pappas, B Patterson. .94 Y v -qf G Q Fl 1? A ,G . .Aa 'rj L, 1- 19 'I if ' 19 an 4 ff gf We won, C. Winter, F. Lilly. , , in VARSITY HOCKEY Opponents Paulsboro 3 6 Clayton , . Swedesboro . O 5 Bridgeton , U 2 Collingswood . l l Gloucester , 2 5 Audubon A 3 O Woodbury . , . 2 U Briclgeton . , l O Collingswood , I 3 Gloucester .. . 3 l Audubon , . 4 U Woodbury l 2 I.V. HOCKEY Opponents Paulsboro Clayton , U 2 Swedesboro . U 5 Bridgeton . , l 2 Collingswood . U 4 Gloucester 2 l Audubon O 4 Woodbury 3 2 Bridgeton 2 3 Collingswood U 2 Gloucester 2 1 Audubon O 3 Woodbury O l Pleasmg the Coach. ,r,N, sf, .:A v. 'S' w ' PAT F Fha First Row: I. Lewoc, T. Rodenbaugh A. Caira, E. Keightly, I. Byrd, C Blum, D. Merino, R. Miller, Mr Lazevnick, Coach. BATTERS UP ! R. Miller, T, Rodengaugh, 3 a 1V 3, R. Dunk Track First Row: R. Reistle, C. Weitz, R. Nagler, W. Good, P Carter, E. O'Leary, Mr. Creutzinger, I. Bonner, R. Bigger, S. Howard, L. Harbeson, T. Adams, W. Rouse, Mr. Yeager, B, Ray, B, Muhlbaier, P, Ducca, D. Gattuso. Second Row: I. Vogeding, B. Yost, P. Coriaway, I. Lewoc, D. Thomas, I. Iohnson, R. Teague, I. Lloyd, I Iohnson, I. Gorman, P.DiNardo, G. Kelly, T. Green, C. Blum, W, Moore, I. Byrd, R. Carty, I. Yost, I. Harbeson. I. Yost, G. Nanstiel I. Shirk, R. Wilson, L. Ramer, D Mullen, i. A Q Ur C fl R. Dunk, W. Bertelsen. Second Row: BASEBALL Opponents Paulsboro Regional Merchantville Haddonfield Haddon Heights Audubon Glassboro Merchantville Regional Audubon Glassboro Woodbury Haddon Heights Haddonfield Woodbury BASEBALL TRACK Opponents Paulsboro Spike and Shoe Haddonfield Cwlassboro Audubon Bridgeton Relays Penn Relays Pitman Regional and Heights Palmyra Group Three Woodbury ' Colonial Conference S. I. Coaches Track Meet State Championships 1 I w if 'T' '-t I'3'n'4' Xu-i ' L J. 1 W. f is , ff .1 -403-1 ' I -nf '14 'Eili . EW I N . I . A f . ,I I I .A R U 2 4-.,..,-, ' ,, 7 i I , I .y 7fg'f t A . an . , W .A , A , A V ' I ' ' ' ' W .fs ,wifi It . 9 'ZW f I new Illia pn mm 4 , 1252, gzzmfmq IHIIUL n.-A an ,.Z4i5U.ln06?l. ' 1' rnrzzz 1 P 2:14 madman ' x 8511315785 ' vllilli 'W 1 -- at .warsvlrza ' . i PG?555 '55 Q H ...A,L,,45.4.na'lPll' nz -an ,554 H. rnsmswelvvfffhf 21:31, ,, . 5 'f2Pf1.?al'9 t A .. ranrvs ,j',.v64!1a?2fVQ,? !l .. f . ' . ,, A45 I I ...-W i I 3 W . .. . 1 .W ,frglmi , ,. M 4 . .3 , I vs . .- 1 .ff M fn, .,, Miss Mutchler, L. Gordon, D. Kelly, C. Wilson, A. Hangsterter, C. Eisfelder, M. Williams, B. Gandy, R. Yandach, E. Williams, I. Lee, Miss Seidler, TENNIS Pep Session First Row: L. Pantalone, C. Ellis, I Stelkci, I.. Gelsomino, M, Peck, B. Berk nadino, N. Getsinger, Second How M. Hill, I. Dold, P. Willis, I. Redcoles, N. Bnumher, M. Boyer, E. Oslin, D. ,.f Dunn. Third row: B. Farrell, l. Diehl, I. Pike, M. DiBona, B. DiMatteo, B, Godfrey, A. Salvatore, B. Hamilton, Y. Drummond, Fourth Row: F. Pap- pas, M. Muldoon, C. Tomlin, K Stubbs, I. Villanova, M. Georgiana, Z. Pappas, V. Ducca. Fifth Row: I Smith, H. Spayd, B. Smith, S. Long B. Carley. X , M. . . O ' rv-8 1 will .4 -1.1 . yea f Lois Gordon 1,1 CHEERLEADING ,. I W P . 'wp- V, Head Checilewder Louise Gelsomino I. Stefkcx, M, Dehner, I. Iordcn, N. Getsinger, L. Gel- somino, M. Peck, B. Bemcdino, C. Ellis, L. Pcmtalone. MAJORETTES D. Kelly, D. Pascoe, I. Fone, C. Rqpqgnq' B, Garden, P McLaughlin, l. Monte, C2 'las R. lu ' 3 'il .1 - . . f 'f ' ,WTS-'Q ' A 1 .2s' f g fW ' .ff T J f L' ' www J' ' A COLORGUARD FIRST ROW: A. Giovcmetti, E, Williams. SECOND ROW R. Bucco, A, Hcmgsterfer, S, Otten, P. Boucher, V. Potts L, Wozniok. -M' 4,34 ff? Dan Xllll' ,J ly Q 5'-'A J' 4 '1 'X w N5 v Ulu 41 X Vs. .1 K1 PEGASUS ADVISERS Miss Weber, Mrs. Dc1nieIs, Miss Lacey. The PEGASUS in-nu-W PEGASUS LITERARY FIRST ROW: D, K. Schwcn, F, Walters, E. Hcxgenbcxrth V. Lukoscrvich. SECOND ROW: I, Lodge, H. Bruce, I Otten, R. MuhIbc1ier. PEGASUS EDITORS E, Hcrgenbcxrth, V, Lukosc- HIGH SALESMAN A. Giovanetti A new home for the Pegasus, thanks to Mr. Stumpf, Mr. Olson, our Board of Education, Mr. Yandach, Mr. Kessler, and all their helpers, we had it. It was a pleasant, sunny little office at the end of the south hall on the Main floor. Mr. Yandach built a large new table, and Mr. Kessler found a desk and chair, You' should have seen Ed Hagenbarth and Vicky Lukosavich work- ing efficiently in these new surroundings, All the incon- venience of carrying materials from one room to another was over. The Pegasus truly had a home. The students used to say that the busiest person in the school was Bob Muhlbaier. Bob said the hardest job in preparing the pictures was keeping people reminded to follow the schedule. Mr. Daniel surely was a patient person. Mr, Phiffer also contributed a great deal to our yearbook. He helped advise the Camera Club and helped provide pictures for the Pegasus. One of the most successful Saturday night dances of the year was The Flying Red Horse Hop, sponsored by Miss Lacey to help pay for pictures. The staff made more than a thousand Flying Red Horses to advertise the dance, Iack Otten, who drew the other pictures for the book, made the pattern for the horses. The staff was really grateful to Mrs. Daniels, Miss Weber, Miss Havens, Miss Lacey, and Mrs. Molitor who acted as advisers. They did not forget thanks to the rest of the faculty and the hundreds of students who helped to make this great edition of the Pegasus a success. PEGASUS TYPISTS FIRST ROW: N. Ladner, I. Lee, B, Harbison, H. McCauley, F. Walters. SECOND ROW: R. Muhlbaier, V. Lukosavich, H, Bruce. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: M. Burk, M Gattuso, R. Carozza I. Lee A. Giovanetti, H. McCauley B. Harbison, M. Harkins SECOND ROW: Miss Weber I. Rastelli, A. Hines, I Leonardo, K. Ober, E, Fritz, li. Lucidi. if What was the cause of all the confusion? Why were students scurrying from room to room? The answer was obvious. The Paul- sentinel had arrived. The Paulsentinel gave the students news on Who's Who and What's What in P.H.S. The paper included feature articles, gossip, top-tunes, personal interviews, sports, car- toons, pictures, and advertisements. A new feature was introduced entitled Outstanding LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW: G. Mercantino, I. Otten, V. Lukosavich, I. Lodge, R. Miller, R. Dunk R. Cassidy, L. Gelsomino. IQ - SECOND ROW: 1. Leone, i. Kandle, B. Giammarino, C. Wilson, A. Hangsterier, R. Carozza, R, Bucco, R. Yan' dach. THIRD ROW: L. Kus- hall, K. Ross, I. Lee, B. Hunter, K. Wilk, R. Black- burne, C. Gallagher, N. Ladner. FOURTH ROW: C Lane, A. Villare, N. Napoli A. DeSilverio, I. Steika, P. Boucher. FIFTH ROW: D. Gattuso, I.. Tobia, R. Lloyd G, Kelly, R. Bigger, H. Kie- fer, F. Camerota. Student. This was an honor given by the Paulsentinel to students who had contributed the rnost to P.H.S. The business statt managed by Frank Carnerota and Miss Carlin obtained adver- tisements, took subscriptions, and delivered the paper. Ieanette Lodge, under the direction of Mrs. Bordner, edited the paper. PAULSENTINEL . 5 sf. .Nfl I , . gi., EDITORS FIRST ROW: R. Yandach, I. Lodge, F. Camerota, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: G. Mercantino, I. Lee, R. Dunk, K. Ross, C. Wilson. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: F. Camerota, R. Yandach, I. Villanova Miss N. Carlin. SECOND ROW: G. Merccmtino, M. A Retkovis. fgi I 1 r- A 'i V1 I o was a demonstration of the close relationship between school and industry in Paulsboro. The pictures were taken by Mr. Cassel and sent to us by Mr. Fuhrhop, members of the Soconv Mobil Oil Company organization. Dancing in the Gym - The fun raising project of every day was the danze in the gym during lunch periods, This year Mr. Olson arranged to have the gym open every day for dancing. .y ij? 7' --gm My he T 8 5 'l 5 , f . 5 fs 1 '- A ' - Y F 'inf' 1 .1 'I '.'1 wa ff f 'fs VUU' '-no 'ntl Q1 YQ f 'i s- -r 5 ol Lq,..'f,'5-nl',-to P. - diff ff N A '..' i M5 's v F : ' in - 'X-,. , r I 5 i i ? . Y QA Christmas Cards for Sale-The fund raisin project of the senior year was the Christmas were held in the gym. Here President Cassidy card sale, sponsored by Mrs. Ward. was giving a pep talk about the senior play. Q Class Meetings-Sometimes class meetings TRAFFIC AIDS ,ljv FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lewis, T. Rutecki, L. Pantalone. R. Dunk, B. Riehl, D. Kelly, N. Baumler, I. Gesty. SECOND ROW: L. Copeland, R. Miller, I. DiNicola, P. Cadmus, Fa- 4' ,rv n OFFICERS FIRST ROW: L. Pantalone, R. Dunk, Mrs. Lewis. SECOND ROW: B. Riehl, T. Rutecki, D. Kelly. FIRST ROW: Mrs, Lewis, I. Lambertson, I. Lee, N. Brown, L. Pantalone, R. Yandach, B. Ham- ilton, L. Laviano. SECOND ROW: M. Schmidt, I. Kandle, B. Riehl, D. Kelly, E. Wiley, M. Keenan, I. Holtzhauser, N. Beahm. THIRD ROW: I. DiNicola, P. Cadmus, B. Cwiammarino, M. Retkovis, V. DeAngelis, R. Blackburne, K. Wilk, R. Dalbow. FOURTH ROW: M. Miller, B. Newton, M. Deitz, L, Kushall, B. Boone, C. Cicchitti C. Wilson. .ji L. Kushall, I. Lee, I. Lloyd, A. Casale. THIRD ROW: I. Mears, E. Guetens, I. Otten, P. Ruggie, D. Ramos. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council enjoyed a successful year under the leadership of Ronnie Dunk and Mrs. Lewis. The project for this year was the new juke box, first used at the Valentine Dance. They sold football programs, book covers, candy at the basketball games and wrestling matches, and spring concert tickets. The two conferences, one at Rutgers Univer- sity and the other at Lower Camden County Regional High School were the two main events of the year. Each year juniors and seniors were elected to the National Honor Society. Having achieved an average of eighty-five or above, they must have the qualities of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Beginning in his freshman year, each person strove to become a member cf this organization, as it was one of the greatest honors anyone could receive in high school. From the eligible people, the faculty selected the boys and girls who deserved to be members. The officers for this year were Ray Miller, Presidentg Mary Schmidt, Vice President, Sally Burns, Secretary, and Florence Lilly, Treasurer. There was an annual assembly in March to present these members, This candlelight ceremony was an initiation program which impressed everyone. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS FIRST ROW: H. Bruce, M. Schmidt s. Burns. SECOND ROW: B. Hai-bil son, L. Pantalone. THIRD ROW: N Ladner, A. Washy, F, Ccxmerota FOURTH ROW: F. Lilly, R. Miller R. Lloyd. IUNIORS FIRST ROW: N. Napoli, R. Yandach, T. Simek, G. Mercantino. SECOND ROW: P. Cadmus, B. Free, W. Yost, M. Georgiana, M. A. Retkovis. OFFICERS F. Lilly, M. Schmidt, Miss Trick, S. Burns, R. Miller. 2 ' SENIOR PLAY Cast :I I MOTHER BARBARA HARRISON O FATHER .... .... H UGH KIEEER gm , A AZ 6 STEVE ...... .... R OBERT LLOYD 5 AR,i f SHIRLEY ..., ..... s ANDRA DUBOIS . A , - I PATTY ......,....,. ANN HANGSTERFER I I VIRGIE .............. .. MARY SCHMIDT I A A , MRS. sORENsON ...,....... MARY BURK ' 'Q I 1 I '2 if A I . -Ig ! A 'Nil '1 . , X L ax. . I . 'K-1' ' mfs A I4'1 I M Q CLARA DAUGHERTY I I I A CLARA ............ WILLIE .... . ..... HOWARD BRUCE ED ................ ROBERT MUHLBAIER MARY ALICE .,.......... IEAN RASTELLI Prompters IEANETTE LODGE DORAL KAY SCHWAN HARRIET MCCAULEY Stage Manager EDWARD HAGENBARTH ' DuBois, M. Schmidt. See here, Ed! , D- K- SCITWCITI. I. Lodge, E. Hczgenbarth, H '41, . McCauley. 'I Behind ihe Scenes ' 4'i' 'E SEATED: H. Kiefer. STANDING: B, Harbison, R. Lloyd, I. Rastelli, M, Burk, R. Lloyd, A. Hangsterfer, M, Sqhmidf, You don't look very sick to me. Oh, I'lI bet you haverrt finished caring, ,ce ix :A ,1,aL C. Daugherty, R. Muhlbaier, R. Lloyd, S ' ,Y 1 rx: :Q S ff I s wk ' 'A .f W . Leads in the play N Beahm R DeL1ber1s 'A USHERETTES FIRST ROW B Smith S Hicks N Sinquett N Staufler I Leonardo M Burk I Lambertson SECOND ROW Mrs Carver C Turton M Gattuso R D1Simone C Murphy B Clayman B Armbruster B Broadus THIRD ROW F Patton M Thompson C Daughterty B Bryant, P, Cadmus VI. Muldoon. The plays were not the only occasions that gave the public a chance to see these glamorous girls. They really did look stunning when they put on those beau- tiful gowns arid wore those lovely corsages. They helped at all the school activities that needed them distributing programs and making guests comfortable. STANDING Mr Colofranson D Cassidy C Murphy R Garazarelli G Mercantino R D1S1mone L Tobia A Kegel L Harbeson I Villanova CENTER R Clement FRONT SIT TING M Retkovis A Morlachetta I Blair JUNIOR PLAY IUNIOR PLAY CAST IENNINGS ANDREW KEGEL IR IULIE AUDREY MORLACHETTA GEORGE LARRY HARBESON AUNT FLAVIA MARY ANN RETKOVIS DAWN IUDITH VILLANOVA PATIENCE NANCY BEAHM IOHN COLT LOUIS TOBIA BILL ROMEO DeLIBERIS BENTLEY ROBERT CLEMENT NORAI-I BARBARA ARMBRUSTER TRUDY IEAN BLAIR PROMPTERS ROSALIE GARZARELLI CAROL MURPHY RITA D1SIMONE GRACE MERCANTINO GERALDINE SINCLAIR DIRECTOR MR. COLOFRANSON MUSIC Njx lf. I J Valli sr K .F Wt L FIRST ROW: S, Hi:ks, A. Waldin, S. Kidd, C. 5 ' Wilson, S. Scott, H. Wilk, R Urban, E. Fritz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Culbcrt, N. Brown, N. f Baumler, E. Becker, M Sacks, I, Blair, I Delral, B. Broadus, T. Carter THIRD ROW: I. Lambertson, C. Turton, I. McCann, I. Milano, M. Dick, M. Tomlin, R. Willis, F. Salvatore FOURTH ROW: A. Hangsterlcr, T, Simek, K. ,Ross, C. Lane, B. Harbison, H, McCauley, A. Giovcrnetti. FIFTH ROW: I, Quattrochi, G. Boughter, R. Smith, S, Albert, G. Ross, Hackley, W. Quattrochi. . I' . -. Un INV All State Band Member I, Logan. BAND W. Bradley, R DiNicola, W McGuire, R. Frank T. Price, I. Cervantes, G. Bay. We 46 FIRST ROW: S. Burns, R. Iewiss, A. DiNardo, M. Boone, L. Sheppard, I. Otten, P. Venuti, D. K, Schwan, M, Schmidt, G English. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cul- bert, A. Driver, D McDonough D. Kelsey, D. Mullen, D, Campell THIRD ROW: C Beurnlcr, L. Brennan, H. Bruce, K. A. Schwan, G. Berry, R. Carly, R. Carter. FOURTH ROW' S. Kupsey, L. Byrd, A. Martin, Musi- M' C1IlI'0I'l Dim'-tm Ph 0 South Iersey Band Members R. DiNicola, R. Iordon. Q 'Qui HY' GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mr. Culbert, N. Brown M. Tomlin, M. Rafferty, A. Waldin, B. Godfrey, I. Medley, I. Milano SECOND ROW: R. Blackburne, C Smith, I. Dold, B, Rittmeyer, I Capoleo, E. Becker, B. Newton, M. Medley. THIRD ROW: I. Redkoles, R. Willis, T-. Bailey, D. Iolkson, D. Lampman, I. Peo, T. Carter. FOURTH ROW: N, Baumler, I. Berry, E. Shock, C. Lavine, R. Bell. I' w if I 9:4 0 DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: H. Bruce, R. Iewiss, E. Doran, R. Carter, M. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: P. Venuti, A. Driver, W. Bradley, W. Budd, R. DiNicolc:, A. Martin, S. Kupsey, L. Bird. rr' 'I ROBED CHOIR FIRST ROW: A. Waldin, E. Salvatore, A. Giovcmetti R. Iewiss, C. Turton, S. Scott, S. Hicks, D. K. Schwan SECOND ROW: Mr. Culbert, H. McCauley, L. Beckett T. Simek, B. Smith, N. Brown, L. Brennan, I, Lambert- son, K. Meyers, B. Harbison. THIRD ROW: T. Carter S. Kidd, B. Purnell, A. Hangsterfer, N. Staulfer, I Deckal, I. Blair, I. Milano. FOURTH ROW: G. Bough- ter, L. Bird, S. Albert, R. Smith, G. O'Leary, I Quattrochi, R. Hackley. RQ w-44? Boys' Cooking FIRST ROW Mrs. Butler I Speck, D. Gray, F Purnell, B. Smith, G McLean, M. Pollozk, A. Washy. SEC- OND ROW: I. Blair, R, Green, D. Mathis, G. O'Leary, I.. Curtis, I Gesty, T. Rodenbaugh. ev- Ss,-f -ee1m..:..,,q nWYA gl! 44 ls Audio-Visual FIRST ROW: R. Marino, F. Shaw, R. Emerick, R. Carty, I. Mower, I. Todd. SECOND ROW: Mr. Peterman, I. Fisher, R. Haefele, T. Bell, D. Camp! bell, R. Reistle, A. Martin. THIRD ROW: W. Atkinson, B. Phillips, W. Gott, W Wurtz, R. Montana, S. Cameron, F. Salvatore. FOURTH ROW: D. Mullin, R. Ienkins, A. Ciara, C. Hankel, R. Griffith. Assembly Committee FIRST ROW: Miss M. Carlin, M. Ret- kovis, P, Cadmus, R. Yandach, L Kushall. SECOND ROW: N. Napoli, R. Zedalis. .x J,,'Mww-FTP ' Yi ' 1 iiitzt. . 4 ' .. P,i.:.:t X ul' S I E3.-- -f R I ' lu 1 S Q I 1 7 1 wx' , I I Riff' iff-1, Camera FIRST ROW. R Carneli, R Hackley I Mood, F. Schrriut, E Hertler, R Libby, SECOND ROVV: G. Silberzahn R Neal, F. Grasso, I.. Copeland, I Mower THIRD ROW: V. Williams 1 VJ Naaarzynski, I.. Gaztusc. 1-HW 'V I lllf 'Q K. ' . - I -3 .SY Career FIRST ROW: Miss Mcxdcilf, D. Pol- lock, D, Cassidy, C Gilson SECOND ROW: N. Yushschcxlc, I. Reclkoles, Chess FIRST ROW: S, Becxmon, B. Bundens, A. Cairo, R. Reistle, I. Gentile, I Todd. SECOND ROW: Mr. Vetter, W Fisher, L, Horbeson, K. Stolter, C Gilliam, L. Dowdy, L. Iohnson, R Reed. THIRD ROW: R. I-lcxefele, K Patton, C. Hankel, T. Green. 4 ,.... V HIIQLBII .HHH ,,,,, W Commercial FIRST ROW: E. Simpson, M. Medley M. Tillmon, A, Villanova, I. Combs D. Wilson. SECOND ROW: P. De- Vault, Miss Shaffer, T, Duccx. Dramafics FIRST ROW: G. Sharp, M. Miller, E Shuttleworth, C. Murphy, G. Magee I. Sinclczir, L, Luviuno, L Kushall SECOND ROW: Mr. Colofrcxnson, A Wcrldin, N. Beohrn, C. Doisey, B, Boxs- sett, M Randolph, B. Boone, R, Black- burne, K. Wilk. Etiquette FIRST ROW F. DeGennero, I, Byrd F Holmes, T. Baylor, I. Byrd, I Capaldi. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Peirce. M. Dick, B. McColligan, K. McKenna, G. Smith. French FIRST ROW: G, Sharp, P. McLaugh- lin, S. Hopen, I. Dold, E. Roesing, D. Dunn B. Gordon, I. Sebastiani. SEC' OND ROW: Mrs. Peirce, A. Schuman, D. Payne, D, Dawson, E. Wiley, I. Hirst, L. Laviano C. Marshall. THIRD ROW: I. Vogeding, E. McGlincy, I.. Copeland, A. Graisberry, I. Lloyd, N. Damiani, I, Daiber, E. Norton, G Chisholm. Guidance FIRST ROW: M. Georgiana, P, De- Vault, E. Becker, B, Stevenson, M. Albert, R. Helm, D. Ioslin. SECOND ROW: D. McLaughlin, I. Rizzo, M. Konnick, I. Mecholsky, M. Meyer, Miss Boyer. Boys' Gym FIRST ROW: N, Velykis, W. Miller, D. Myers, Mr. Yaeger, F. Connelly I. Picara, D, Merino, F, Thomas, SECOND ROW: R. Brokenbaugh, N. Heil, E, Doran, R. Willis, I. Peiffer, I, Hague, R. Davis, I. Todd. THIRD ROW: I. Doran, I, Platt, I. Keighlly, I. Logan, L. Ramer, R. Davis, W. Moore. Boys' Freshman Gym FIRST ROW: D. Carter, R. Todd, I Costa, Mr. Creulzinger, A. Ott, W Raws. SECOND ROW: I. Albert, T Kearney, I. Keightly, M. Pollock, E Taylor, D, Gray, L. Creikler. lon Hunters FIRST ROW: W. Kelly, R, Ragnelli, A, Kegel, L. Gallagher, R. DeLiberis SECOND ROW: Mr, Pszwaro, R Clemeni, P. Conaway, N. Yushchak V. Williams, I. Oli, I. Angeline. Journalism FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ross, I, Feo, B. Bassett, D. McDonough. SECOND ROW: B. Beahm, E, Muhlbaier. I Libra ry FlRST ROW: I. DuBois, D. Keen, R Dowdy, S. Herring, E, Fritz, E. Salva- 2ore.'SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ward, H Wilk, I. Mulligan, E. Taylor, B, New- ton, I. DuBois, M. Sacks, M, Keenan THIRD ROW: C. Gordy, B. Pidgeon M. Retkovis, M. Rafferty, P, Bahr, R Giancaterino, H, Conard, I. Hines. Maiorettes FIRST ROW: D. Kelly, D. Pascoe, B Gordon, C. Rapagna, S. Burns, I Forte, P. McLaughlin, I. Monte. SBC- OND ROW: M. Iester, L. Bailey, S Sparks, M, Franchi, I. Poponi, E Sanger, E, Godfrey, M. Croce, B Rutherford, I, Amaltitano, S. Scott THIRD ROW: L. O'I.ack, E. McDer- mott, M. Marino, I. Feldman, M Roberson, M. Roche, E, Florig, B Clayman, H. Oberparleiter, F. Mur- phy, B. Welch. FOURTH ROW: S Walker. Music Appreciation FIRST ROW: Miss McGeady, M. Till- mon, S. Assan, L. Barber, R, Lutner, D. Ficara. SECOND ROW: W, Quat- trochi, I. Pettit, A. Velahos L. Norton R. Reed, A. DiPietro. THIRD ROW: I. Praria, M. Sharer, E. Ross, A. Fet- ters, A. Bateman, FOURTH ROW: R Pancoast, R. Cervantes. Nature FIRST ROW: T, Delamater, C. Vaughan, F. Winter, R, Bissey. SEC- OND ROW: L. Shuter, R. Zedalis, A. Fetters, D. Mullen, Mrs, Molltor Needlework FIRST ROW: E. Nolte, I. Hankel, I- Cast, B. Beckett, D. Fithian, I. Mulli- gan, A. Eith. SECOND ROWt E. Perry, A. Wagner, T. Daiber, E. Daisey, B. Castor, R. Green, E. Lincoln, K. Rower, I, Pile, L. Davis. Mrs. Peterman. 1 Nursing FIRST ROW' D, Payne, D, Dawson. I. Rosencrans, R, Urban. SECOND ROW: I. Firth, T. Simek, Mrs. Davis, F. Patton, I, Petty. Poster FIRST ROW: D. Ficara, I. Wallace, N. Getsinger, E. Smith, I. Dekal SECOND ROW: C. Morley, I. Bonner D. Kitz, I. Keegan, A. North, I Kraemer, N, Shontz. Reading Mr. Worthington, B. Stevenson, S. Richards, P. Morina, F, Salvatore, I. Yost. Red Cross FIRST ROW: I. Anderson, M. Med- ley, R. M. Duca, E. Wiley, P. Cad- mus, A, Moore, A. De Berry. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Kelly, S. Hopen, A. Karge, T. Carter, C. Riggins, E. Morda, E. Uzdavines, P. Mills, B. Linton. 1 5? .Qin 1 2. N Tennis FIRST ROW: C. Wilson, I.. Gordon A. Hangsterler, D. Kelly, M. Kable V. DeAngelis, M. Konnick, E. Mulch ler. SECOND ROW: I. Williams, A Yandach, B. Newton, M. Keenan, B. Hamilton, L. Pantalone, B Gandy, S. Long. THIRD ROW: C. Cicchitti, I Gesty, R. Leonard, M. Sacks, E Williams, D. Diehl. FOURTH ROW: R. Duca, N. Baumler, P. Venuti, I. McCann, D. Ratajski, M, Vandegrilt. Boys' Varsity FIRST ROW: S. Howard, G. Kelly, R. Cassidy, L, Pollicino, R. Bigger, R Miller, D. Merino. SECOND ROW: Mr Ridinger, C. Cast, R. Woodward, D. Drager, R. Dunk, A. DiGLova:ch.no, E Markegene, E. Boultinghzuse, THIRD ROW' I Lewoc, I. Horner, I. Bird, C Blum, S. Ichnson, R. Teague, R Brown R. Lloyd. FOURTH ROW: I, Keighfly, W, Yost. I Skating FIRST ROW: E. Clegg, C. Feldman, I- Iester, R Kappra, R Bzzcco, A Hangsterfer, M Thornpscn. SECOND ROW' B. F799 C Levrne, I. Becl-zeft, E. WilllCImS. I Rastelli, M. Gorman M. Carr, C. Daugherty, I, Lambert- son, I Culufi. THIRD ROW: N. Maans B. Arrnloruster, I Bculzixghouse, M Albert, B vNllllGmS, M Bwxcnet, I Stelka, S. Burns, H Verdinelli FOURTH ROW: K. Vaneman, I.. Early, I. Pieffer, I Fzcara, R Colanero, L Gallagher. FIFTH ROW' W, Reeder, N. Napoli, R. Harbeson, W Hinrnan, A, Villare, A DeSiI'.'erio, M, Weiss, H Kiefer, R Davis. Spanish FIRST ROW: Mrs. Devcnsliire, R Free, M. Green L Gordon, F Camerofa, D Ezthzan, W. Beahm SECOND ROW4 V, DeAngelis L Fish E. Heilman, D Ioslin, I. Morgia, R Dalbow, B. Rtferson. THIRD ROW R. Hendrickson, G. Ichnson, R. Zedalis R. Bissey, I.. Winters, I. Topeka FOURTH ROWz W, Goldman, I. Mul doon, I. Speck, E, Pobanz, E. Muhl baier, I. Stalier, K. Stalter. T il.MY 5 Girls' Varsity FIRST ROW: B. Reihl, I, Lee, F Lllly, C E1.1s ,Mlss Mxtcltler, SBC- OND ROW' L. Pantalone, P. Lang, D, Kelly, C. Wilson. S Hi Y FIRST ROW: D. Gray, R, Broken baugh, F. Boulinqhouse, D. Pollock, I. Otzen, R. Dunk. SECOND ROW Mr.Lirnanrii L. Harbeson R W Smith W. Platt, D. Leash, R M1 er R Lloyd THIRD ROW: Vaneman C Bearnan, M Baylor, Tobia M Pollock. FOUTH ROW: R. Di Stel ana, W. Reeder, G, Roberts Q fi vfime e will Hltillllllll W -..- .'N?' ' if Jr. Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROVV' Mrs l-laupt, R. Vanne- man, D. Chill, I Brown, B Mchl l Cundey, C. Carr. SECOND ROW: E. Hielman, P Oswald, I, Gesty, M. . , . Matteo, I. Brawn, A. Villaniva, J. Ncrfan, L. Fish Sr. Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Mrs. Seize? A Szlixx- mann, I. Icrdaz, I. Dartser, N. Ge:- singer, I. Villanova, P. Cadmus. SECOND ROW: K. Stubbs, F. Wal- ters, E Sxgth, I Lucxli D Schzvai M Retkcvis, M Thcrripscn, I. Lesne, L. Beckett THIRD ROW' B Schulze, G. Stewart, S, Long, R. Michael, B. Giamrnarinc, B, Candy. 'x ? N, if ,.,. 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Iackre cmd Eddre Rrchard Prank Moore R ta Rastell1 Charles Smrth Eleanor Starck Brran lStuzl Stevenson HOMEROOM 103 Anthony W Vrllare Dragon Roberta Iewrss Babs1e Grace Mercantrno Melv1n Baylor Don and Pat Dee Ian1ce and Gene Martha Muldoon Don K11Z Ioe Ott lean Polladrno Mary Ann Retkovrs Betty Smrth Dave Pollock Dons Stapleford Kay Stubbs Carol Toml1n Nancy lane Beahm lda Boultmghouse Bev Elame Boots e Regma Yandach a Spayd1e Peg Beverly Gerry HOMEROOM 105 Frank and Iudy Loretta Brennan Mary R1ta and Chmka Doodle Cassrdy Coop and Han Elo1s and Freddre Bobby and V1v1an Nance and oe Emxly Frrtz Ieanne udy EZZIO Clara and Toey Curt and Rosemary Peggy and Lloyd Arlene Ioan and Noble Flos Lrlly V1Ckl Donald Mathrs Sm1tty Carolyn and Ioe Ierry O Leary Eleanor Norton ROHHIG and Roseann Rosemary Kathy and Ioe Mrke Thelma Cla1re and I1mmy HOMEROOM Wrld B1ll Thomas Bell Lo1s and Butc Lee G B1r ack Franx Camerota Skrp and Glor1a Sandra and Ce 1l Ronn1e Dunk Russell and Sandy I1m Gesty Don Gray Bob Green Ed Hagenbarth Ann Hangsterfer Iean Iordan Deanna Lee Ioslm Irv and Barb George Kelly Bud Krefer Ieanette Lodge Io and Ray Dorothy Payne Carol Iean Phrlllp Bruce Phllllp Frederrck Purnell Mary Cathenne Ieanette and Edd1e Mary Schm1dt Al1ce and Harry Doral Kay Schwan oe W1ll1a'n Stewart Carol and Don Herb and Ienn1e Andy Washy HOMEROOM 1 Young Davrd Cake PlCk1e lack McFadden Musrat Buck Ioe Stalter Buck Vmce and Nancy Iean Blarr Bee Broadus Betty lrma and Walt Gal Fran Elcnne and B1lly Iackalxne Sm1th HOMEROOM lll Betty Ann Ann Irene Butch and ack a Madelyn Mervrn Barb S Ronnle Wtlson Scotty Ethel and Ronn1e Lorrarne and Carl Claudra and Carm George and Barb Barbara and Clrftord Tmker Barb oan Norma oe Ioyce Grles Ioanne Ro and Ronme Ann and Ant Slap Peg and Iohnny Sally and Butch ob Loganberry Elwood and Lmda Anthony Crazy Otto Ray C HOMEROOM 202 Mane Dxck R1ta Free Bonme and Barry Bessre Stevenson HOMEROOM Mary Ann Sacks Ioan Knoll Iean Burt Katherrne W11k Ann Helw1g Rhoda Blackburne Delores Watson HOMEROOM 207 Paul Carpenter Lee Copeland Wayne Foulk Domen1c Gattuso Donald Ph1l1pp Ierry Turner Robert Zedalrs Carol Gordy Drana Pascoe Phyllrs Mrlls Roberta Leonard Ela1ne Shuttleworth Elwood and Lrnda HOMEROOM 112 Sam Spade Chuck Russel and Fran Roger and Barbara Carl Ford Mac Bernre Bob Muhlba1er Sm1ly Tom Bucky Iohnny Fred Specks Sonny Sab Bob Smrth Dot Burr Marre Carr Dee Cr1sante Bern1ce and Harry Sarah Lourse and Frank Mar Barb Ioyce Lambertson Ianme Lee Betty and Sook Harrx Kay Ober Sh1rley V1rg1n1a Scottre and DOHHIG Iudy and Bob Helen Wrlk Ela1ne Lyn and Les oan HOMEROOM 201 Bonme and Ernre Donna and Tommy Flo and Ph1l Pat and Bobby Betty and Norrrs Al North a Marg1e Trock Mar1e D1Bona Shrrley Herrmg Rose Mane Duca Eleanor Becker Io Ann Gesty Evelyn Lee Taylor Conn1e Carr Shrrley Hopen Babs D1Matteo Dotty Dunn Iosre Capald1 Lots Doan Iesse Ioms Harry H T1m Gtllrgan George Truss HOMEROOM Pat Maska Frances Holmes Delores Wrlson Ianet Frrth Earl Gebhard Edd1e Strenhlaer Francrs Thorpe Barbara O Br1en HOMEROOM 209 N1na Brown Iohn Darber Albert D1 P1etro Iudy Dold Dennrs Drager LOIS Frsh Iulra H1865 Leon Lamson Ern1e Maden Wayne Mrlls Ioe and Bucky Peg and Lee lane McCann Charles Marley Iul1a Prke Mary Roche Robert Reed HOMEROOM Loretta Kushall Martha Keenan Pat Howard Barbara Lmton Leroy Norton Mart1n Parks Ronald Brrd B111 Pezzuto Ruth W1ll1s . - ' zos Id -- H ' 106 ' ' . - h ' 'I ' . I ' U H I W I . . . - ' 1 Q A H . B I HOMEROOM 109 Bob -- -- -- A ' ' H 210 . I I I P 1 - U I I ' . A 204 - P r ' 110 ' . A - I ky B'll I -1 - rv . J . . '1 ' I THOUSANDS of years of curnu lated educanon and study plus many hundreds of kllls go lnlo modern mdustry s planrung bulldlng operatlng and market mg Most of 1t began 1n our schools CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO TI-IE CLASS OF l956 SOCONY MOBIL OIL COMPANY , INC. PAtn.sBoRo, NEW JERSEY ? Il A . , ,fa -HEL, rQ LQ ' ,.r ' X 4 7 'Y' I N . . U 1 . , . 1 I - IEANS CANDY s'roRE Comphmems HALLMARK CARDS MAGAZINES COSMETICS SODA FOUNTAIN ROYAL MEAT MARKEI 694 Delaware Street HOME OE BEST QUALITY MEATS 3 9864 Best W1shes to Compliments THE CLASS OE 1956 PAULSBOR0 THE DAVID SHOP 1105 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I BOTTLING CO INC 26 Capttol Street of HA - of PAULSBORO. N. I. 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NEW IERSEY Compliments of R P d W E WHITE COMPANY Compimems of 5 - 51,00 VARIETY STORE Delaware Street 1301 Delawa e Street PAULSBORO N I PAULSBORO N I C phm nt of Co plfn ms I LOTSTEIN FURNITURE 17 W B cad Street PAULSBORO N I 1200 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I HA I3 464 THE BON TON SHOP Comphments of CHILDREN S WEARING APPAREL 6' NURSERY ACCESSORIES TAILORING PAULSBORO N I 1104 Delaware Street PAULSBOR0 N I DANIEL STUDIO swrzmzsnono PAULSBORO All Portrcuts m T1'11S Yearbook Are on F1Ie m Our Stud1o for Future Orders OFFICIAL P1-IOTOGRAPHER FOR CLASS OF 1956 GROSS REXALL DRUGS ze -2 f -1l'up -- ' rg PLYMOUTH cmd CHRYSLEIR A1 tomobiles MAUK MOTORS FRANCIS cnutcm MAUK Owner 1115 North Broad Street WOODBURY, N. I. Bus' T11der1 5 3418 Comphments NASTASE S PHARMACY THE BEST IN FLOWERS GEORGE AND SONS PAULSBORO N I GIBBSTOWN N I ix :Qi-E-Q HH 71 PETRINI FUNERAL HOME 300 W BROAD ST PAULSBORQ NJ HAZEL 3 0519 of I 1 at I l I I I iffy. wwf-Rv if Liv ' . -A gqgiilirir, ,ug-In 2 5 V -, V, 3.1-Air. '-2-,11'1:-1, 1 V3 5,57 if f4 f .gf - Af Q ff fr ' E A - ' YF' 1 4- .. ... , fi .2 , fu , ,we-nv N-J: .. ,. , ri T, - , - - -. V L .1 . S ' L A 1 1- 1' f :Pi'11 - O S ,A O f ECRETARIAL TRAINING SALILQMANSHIP ACCOUNTING C! LCULATING MACHINES ard other co ses tor 1-Irgh Schoo1 araduates Wnte for Catalog Approved for Veterans GOLDEY BEACOM School of Buslness WILMINGTON DELAWARE e P1f'1ce to Buf YOJI' Cars and Trucks VEIT CHEVROLET COMPANY 1115 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I I-Ieadauarters for Par s and Serv1ce Unrt CI States Trre D1str1butor Phones HAze1 3 111 IfIAze1 3 1115 OUR COMMUNITY BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PAULSBORO N I I g W ff? W V1S1I Our New Modern Dnve In Bank Broad and Hudson Streets GIBBSTOWN N I ADAMS REFRIGERATION GETZ HOME SUPPLY Sales cmd Service Everythlng Modern for the Home FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS GIBBSTOWN N I 4 6 West Broad Street APPLIANCES HOME FURNISHINGS TELEVISION PAULSBORO N I Phone I'IAze1 3 0307 Q : ' I C, . I - , A , Y T, L 1 I . - . I ur A I ' I . In . . . . , 1 . A . ' 'I ' I I I I L 1- V I -V . I - -X , ---- -. ' I 'ff-593311 , - ' bk : 2 I pfiiitf? I if ' N aff: W' ff' ' sf- I 1 II-I I ut as I 1' ' ul. f V -QS-1 I 1' f .Il l 'Q:L'. , ' 'IW' .--A - ,fi I . . . H y , , I I I I f , . . Comphments to THE CLASS OE 1956 VELLUTATO S Dehcatessen and Luncheonette 766 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I Phone HAzel 3 9835 Best Wlshes to THE CLASS OF 1956 PAULSBORO DRESS CO Delaware 6 Lodge Avenues PAULSBORO N 1 C A R O Z Z A S MOBILE SERVICE LUBRICATION CAR WASHING ACCESSORIES Broad and Bxllmgsport Road PAUISBORO N 1 Phone HA 3 9825 HOME TOWN RESTAURANT 917 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I Phone HA 3 9751 SAM S STORE Ol' Men and Boys Headquarters for Cornphments PAULSBORO AWARD SWEATERS H A U S S M A N N 1204 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I 771 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N 1 Compllments of WYN'E'I'I'E SHOP 1307 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N I Phone HAzel 3 3620 Comphments ot C O N NI E S HOSIERY SHOP 1308 Delaware Street PAULSBORO N 1 I . ,,, I I of 'S III I ,.. ll' Comphmen s of F IORILE S BAKERY Spruce and Iefferson Streets PAULSBORO N I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE KENNETH I ADAMS 43 45 East Broad Street FUNERAL DIRECTOR PAULSBORO N I WALT LocKL1N owner 203 W Bmd Sheet PAU1.sBoRo N I .1 0420 PAULSBORO N I Factory Showroom Located Above Acme Market Broad and South Delaware Streets Across from the Bank SPORT COATS BONBER IACKETS SURCOATS TOPCOATS MEN S SUITS SLACKS Phone HAzel 3 0607 Comphmermts Ompllmems Your Hometown Newspaper S THE 108 E Broad Street PAULSBORO N I I I - . , . . 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