Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

in f 0 fafdbfi. V? Q J '75 M rw 4? Q' TESC? gg Aww XX. fx A4 ffyf F X, xv C W A f Y Xi K Tlme to Begm L L2 5 MARY ANN RETKOVIS 0 Echtor of tin Pegasus B R WILLIAM RICJLER Co Edxtor of thy Pegasus My MR STUMPF 39 ' ' Supermtendent of Suhoola f ,- 1 S gc LIL! Y ,VV v I ..4- 7 g .,,4 fy r, . Kfw ,fy 0,4 , X. , A 1 , ,- , ,1 EQ X If 4 , ,, lf! 41' 7 . 1 .K A V f f J -' . Q fl X' ' L I ,Li Lg X v 0 V - I A H F, ' . A' ' ' ffwvfx f N . A 4 , J NX 5 4 W A ' 3 Alf , Y KJ 1 ..,y 5 . ' 5 V 4 f X . A I ' qt, .. 1' ' q i S L. 5 5 AN. W gf war ' fi N4 QA '5 . 4 A Q x ' A A A ij ' ' 'Q A Q Q K f I I 2 2 , W 8 6 M if ,Sf f I . 4 A - A V E A . X Q Www K, , 1 ' i V ',,A A , , . f f , 5 :Q t I G I pi' ' A f gf ' Ia , f 'I ,X at 7 A KV fr' ,, 1' V' L -' 'W X , R, fl vi 1' A! ' ' , 14 f f A . , - A V' ,Af A -' A , ,f . . ffff fa- i, If I 1? . I K B I , 4 , , , ,, bg I L ff? A, 11 'sf A Af L L I 9 O O O 5' 2: 22 --f+.....,,q B'Nf'Hw,-,W WM., Mg, W -4-1--v 95 ,A 5 I' T 5 J.. 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K A ,f - X A -Es EQ? gunz f 5. 1. 1 ,P ' 46' X fxiffv , x 'il Xxx yh X ns X N-if QI-Q ,S N ,X 'AA 4 4 If .'I -f I , ': 1,31 ff f ,, 'U 'f -1 ' 1 v, 1. ff 1' J h 4 M, I, ny Wi: V L. , ,, , JZ! ag Ji ' Q, F 7 If 521, J- ig Qflyfrfzlf 21 x xv f 3 ,Y , QNX if 4 If n n- ,X'5l1J'1 A Q' xx fo K 'E r' ifrliw N Q l X' : v Q r, , , ., N X X 5 nf ZW. I A I w. Y. fl! 1 1 INTRODUCTION ..................... FOREWORD, TABLE OF CONTENTS . . ADMINISTRATION ................. BOARD OF EDUCATION .,.......... OUR TOWN AND OUR SCHOOL .... FACULTY .......,................ CALENDAR ........................... . SENIOR DIVIDER ...................... . SENIOR OFFICERS AND REPRESENTA- TIVES ............................... . SENIORS ................... . OUTSTANDING SENIORS . . . CLASS HISTORY ......... SENIOR HOMEROOMS .... SENIOR SNAPS ......... ......... . . . SENIOR BEST ............................. JUNIOR DIVIDER ......................... JUNIOR OFFICERS AND REPRESENTA- TIVES ............................... . JUNIOR HOMEROOMS ................ . . . SOPHOMORE DIVIDER ............... . SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND REPRE- SENTATIVES ................. ..... SOPHOMORE HOMEROOMS ........ FRESHMAN DIVIDER ........ 1- 3 4 5 6 7-10 11-15 16 17 18 19-44 45 46-47 48-49 50 51-54 55 56 56-58 59 60 60-62 63 Jfuretnnrh We, the seniors of Paulsboro High School, mem- bers of the Class of 1957, have prepared this, the twentieth edition of the Pegasus. In this, our year- book, we have tried to capture, for time and eternity, some of our most precious memories. Each page contains memories, recorded in pictures and write ups, that we shall cherish long after we have received our diplomas and have gone forth to take our place in society. Our theme, for the yearbook, is Time. Through- out its many pages the artists have scattered symbols related to this subject. As you read through this book, may the pictures, their captions, and the write ups bring you much joy and pleasant memories. Here, as we think over these times, we hope that in some small way we can show our appreciation to those who have contributed, in any way, no matter how small, to our education. FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND REPRESENTA- TIVES .............................. 64 FRESHMAN HOMEROOMS .......... 64-67 UNDERCLASS SNAPS ....... 68 SPORTS DIVIDER . ........ 69 FOOTBALL ............ 70-71 BOYS' BASKETBALL . . . 72 GIRLS' BASKETBALL, . . . 73 WRESTLING .................. 74 HOCKEY .................,.,. 75 CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK ........ 76 BASEBALL AND TENNIS .................. 77 CHEERLEADERS, MAJORETTES, COLOR- GUARD ............................ 78 CLUB DIVIDER .,.................,... 79 PEGASUS ...................... 80-81 PAULSENTINEL ..............,.. 82 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .... 83 STUDENT COUNCIL .........., 84-85 JUNIOR PLAY ..........,,.... 86 SENIOR PLAY ...... 87 MUSIC ......... . 88-89 CLUBS ............. 90-99 FINIS ................ 100 ADVERTISEMENTS . . 101 Qhministratiun Students and teachers looked to these leaders for 1nsp1ra tlon and help Mr Stumpfs office was always open for conferences Mr Invlmg eame at the hegmnmg of the year to take the pllee left hy Mr Olson He soon became 'mcquamted wuth all school wxys md won the cooperanon and respect of every one Mr Kegel eould he seen actlve keepmg students ln classes md workmn on lns new elutles checkmg atttendancc The '1LlIl1lI1lSfI'lf1Ol'l looked upon 19361957 as a happy sueeessful yur 'TNQ Alfk. Wet it PI-IILLIP Q STUMPF Supermtendent f Schools, Franklm and Marshall College, AB Temple Umversny, MS m Education We W ANDREW I KEGEL Assistant Prm clpal, Umversnty of Pennsylvama A B and M S m Educatnon all ff' 1 yr wwaiffi' ' , l ll'l l V l 1 llllift A lf A - ,1-, rvt. 1 1 ' ll l f 'Q A ll of 1, APN N X CALVIN E INGLING Prmclpal, Rnder College BS m Educatnon, Rut gets Unnversny, MS m Education 9 . 1,35 . - lv , S ' ' f 'ite G 1 . . , 1 H 4 U mf , - r- 1 ' all , - Y ' , 1 , . . - K , lllh lx 1 'I x l 'lt N ,NL A N e , , lltfftx p ' at ws fl ' l H N e . 3 X ' ' ' ,mlm '- ' 9 ' l - ww A 1 - NW i . . ' . ' 1 , ' , ,llllllllll - f - wlllwl l ' ' ' ' 2 'n . Y, W 'Wlllxlln ,nwxllwt e .ele , 5 s , , ? 5 -Q ll is V H .e x Q 'I aw. . , K ' ' ' q 1 : ,Ls V ., . ' f ai sw v 175' .1 J ' e , - ,f.,,-is . v, fl ,, 5 'Y we W fl-if-'-:'.' ., ,g .','l S.:-H . .V . , o . .5 A X 1 Q '51 3 N J 7 , . I u Q ' , . . Qu .4V0lv xi, Fred Fink Presldem Sylvester Blllbrough if it Max Blum 'Wx Fred Cowgnll Nelson Latham Denton Leash oH'c Q JN V r .. a 'N :jig 'T Edward Nlartm Vxce President Lows Schopfer Archie Tedeskx in Carl Thompson Shxrley Petersen Secretary of the Board of Educatnon Baath uf Qthutatiun Thls page contamed eleven plctures thxs year Mr Tedeskl, who moved out of town, res1gned from the board He was succeeded by Mr Cowgxll For the first tlme, there was a full t1me Secretary of the Board of Educatlon, Mrs Petersen At Chf1Stm3S tlme, December 14, the Annual Board Dmner was enjoyed at Moifa's Farm near Blenhexm The theme was seasonal even to the appearmg of Santa Claus Mr Stumpf acted as Master of Ceremon1es Less colorful than the Chrlstmas dmner, but just as pleaslng, had been the luncheon receptlon g1ven by the board for the faculty on the first day of school, September 4 The board and the h1gh school faculty regretted to see Mr Olson leave Paulsboro to go to Somervllle, New Jersey They welcomed the new pr1nc1pal, Mr Inglmg, from Haddon Helghts A ll 5 we 1 clsef or ' ll I 'R 5 E- 1' 'Q-in -5- f ,,-:fee fyl zlf 4.::: , ' V vl ll Gut illiutnn anh QB'u1f btbnul The year 195667 was a time of working to- gether. Paulsboro worked with five other districts in giving high school experience to girls and boys Not only did the school meet the needs of those who could come within its walls but rt extended to include pupils who were unable to come to the building Judy W1ll1HmS of West Deptford hid telephone connections with each class on hcr schedule She did her work attended classes by telephone and sent her papers in by her brother Vince H 23,1 if udy m class There were 1038 students in the high school 637 came from the districts of West Deptford East Greenwich Logan Greenwich and Glouces ter TOWI1Shlp Our town was 1n a real way the home town of all these students although the ones from sending districts brought with them a great loyalty to the places from which they came ,,..-pun- ' The Methodist Church The most familiar spot in our town was the Bank Corner the intersection of Broad and Delaware Streets Here the buses stopped On the corner across from the bank m front of the Methodist Church was the waiting place for buses going toward Camden In Paulsboro were churches of different faiths. On the corner of 7th and Beacon was St. John's Catholic Church and across the street the new Elementary Parochial School St john s Catholic Church The Paulsboro Library was on Broad Street a short distance from the bank The library was one of the early residences of the town donated to the city to be used for library purposes It was built in 1807 The stone was brought by barge from Pennsylvania The house had three floors The old fireplace gave much charm to one of the main rooms on the first floor The owner Mrs Harry Fish of Woodbury donated the building to Paulsboro in honor of her parents It was named The G1ll Public Library ease :wma mi? ,-4 :nga Massa..-sa-muah M awsiflvm was .a!mmwnym. The Gill Public Library Students were always welcomed at the library and many from all the schools went to find reference material and to take out books The hours were scheduled so that the library was open during the hours when the school librarxes were closed Some of the high school students living in West Deptford Township near Wood bury frequented the Woodbury Library Many civic minded people of our town realized the need for parks in the community Down near the river where there had once been extensive park space there remained an area for p1Cf11Ckl1'lg K - 9 1 5 , s . A r , . , s V , K , . I lgjgjicfs - A K I Qt ' . .hs v af f K f 1' Q ' 3 -, 1 5 ,f y , 0 X - it 1 fi J: ' V '51 ff ff , - '- Mi.. My A 'flair . - 1 v ' 'E .is A r f rrp, , ' f V Q . x T . vt -- J ' K6 15 . Q . , I ' 3 a 1 9 , ' ' 3 9 ' , u W' ,ig fs - ' as 3. J - A K, + l ,'4 Y iBWa.w. frffe , s i v Fi' f' ,, E N t M a 4 . 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I ' The Fireplace m the Park The early settlers of Paulsboro had bu1lt at tract1ve and SUl5SI'1Df1Hl houses Paulsboro con tlnued to be 1 town of homes Very many new houses have been bullt 111 the town durlng recent years Mr Stumpf s Home on Beacon Avenue The bulldmv wh1ch we called our own was constructed m 1916 The add1t1on on the rear of the mam structure was bu1lt 1n 1931 I recent years the Student Counc1l had land scaped the area 1n front of the bu1ld1ng pro v1d1nU add1t1onal walks and attractxve plants T e school hbrlry was a real center of the school All students were requlred to take four years of Enghsh and Envllsh teachers requ1red the students to make at least weekly V1S1Is to the l1brary Thls meant that everyone went to the llbrary About nlnety people could be seated there There were 3300 books 1n the llbrary About 25 students ass1sted the l1brar1an Students nn Conference m Hugh School Lnbrary The aud1tor1um part of the add1t1on made to the bulldmg 1n 1931 had 950 seats When the pupll populatxon reached the 1956 57 level xt became necessary for each assembly program to be repeated upper and lower classes havmg separlte assembly per1ods The audltorlum had an adequate stage and a publlc address system The cafeter1a accommodated about five hun dred students each day Two lunch per1ods were scheduled Pnze Wnnners m Home Econonucs The Home Econom1cs Department offered some mterestmg and helpful expenences The boys took much mterest 1n the1r Cookmg Club The g1rls often d1st1r1gu1shed themselves 1D projects ,-.AX A Beautnful Table A Q Q ,1- , 1 . , . 1 ' 3 , , . l ' -6 . . . . 9 1 1 . . . , . 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Q....Q.., . 1 . 4 The Gtndance Oflice on the second floor was the helping hand to all the students Here plans for school and yxork were made The Gym yy as ln use not only for classes hut for athletlc act1v1ty for hoth school and toyyn The athletic field dednated 1n 1917 to the memory of Mr Wllllim H Bennett 1 former Prmclpal of the Schools of Paulslworo had hasehall Cl121HlOI1Ll a quarter mile c1nder track 1 hockey field 1 foothall field and stands for spectators Our town w1th IIS populatxon of about 8 OOO Sotony Mohll Oll Refinery the Pltterson O11 Compiny Esso Standard O11 Company The Icnnsylvanm Salt Company thc Atlantic Clty Eltctnc Plant several clothing faetor1es and numerous small husrnesses There were other factorles in the areas nelr our town for example the great Du Pont plants The students vlsltecl the Socony Mobll Rennery and the Du Pont plants Beginning the Tour Representatlves from the 1HdL13tI'l6S came mto the school to spells to student groups The toys n hld 1 mtyor council type of govern ment Th lvlryor Mr Sylvester Blllhrough was also a memher of the Board of Educatlon In 19W4 the Golden Julnlee of the tovy n was celebrated In 1904 the town had separated from Green wich Township 1nd had become Paulsboro named in honor of Samuel P Paul an early Vnsrtmg the Socony Mobil Refinery 'Niw K s. K T K . 5 . T I 1 I 1 1 . S 1 Z - l l Y 1 ' w W , ' 2 . 1 f T . . . T ' . c 2 f , . ' ' X , K C. T Y 7 . , 1 Q , S '1 . S ' . V 41 . , 1 ., . . i ' . ' , a C T 4 , I A D , 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 S V T ' , ' t ' 2 I . , 3 I I L I 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 was really an industrial center consisting of the Sfftlffv ' ' ' N 3 , 2 4 V 2 , . ' , Us ' ' V . . 1 . , . XS 'N 1 , ' T 1 i L ' i , 1 I ' . - l l X In , x 'N'- l IQ 1 S N lx XX Mfg, . l . 4 An Interesting Process .-'N vel ,li 5 fmt , , ,, j? 2 sez A visitor from Socony-Mobil, Nlr.Charles Sprigman in Chemistry Class . At the Wharf. A Lgliv 13 The year 195667 found our town with its homes :md schools working together trying ul' ways to make Pnulshoro sm example of the Democratic way of life. Ag- ,. WW -A ...- ,wwf GANG-A4 1 J Philip H. Angle, Mantua Heights, N. I., Shippensburg State Teachers, B.S.: Temple University, M.Ed. World History, U. S. History 1. Club: Audio Visual. Laura Butler, Mullica Hill, N. I., Texas State College, B.S.g Columbia University, M.A. Home Economics and Related Arts, Foods. Clubs: Bachelors, CofSponsor of Fu' Marian E, Bordner, Haddon Heights, N. J., Cedar Crest Collegeg Temple University, B.A. English III, IV. Clubs: Skating, Paulscntinel Literary. Margaret M. Carlin, Pauls' boro, N. I., St. Ioseph Col' lege, B.A. Latin I, II, Civics. Club: Assembly Committee. Florence M. Boyer, Hunting- don, Pa., Juniata College A.B.g Columbia University M.A. Guidance. Club: Guid ance. Nancy M. Carlin, Paulsboro N. I., St. Ioseph College B.A. English 11. Club: Paul: sentinel Business. ture Homemakers of America. Iohn C. Carroll, Paulsboro, N. J., Trenton State Teachers College, B.S. Ed. Manual Traning. Club: Maintenance. Edward Creutzinger, Phila- delphia, Pa., West Chester State Teachers College, B.S.g Temple University, M.Bd. Physical Education, Health, First Aid. Club: Aonaratus. a n lv'- Mxldred M Kelly Haddon Herghts N I LHINCISIY of Pennsylxama BS Ed XX orld Hwtorx Modern European Huron Club Red Cro s Iean Lacey XVoodbury N I Trenton State Teachers Col lege BS 'I'NpmgI Salesman slup Merchandxsmg Club Photography Iohn Lazewmck Paul boro N I Man Held State Teach ers College B S General Math I Algebra I Club Freshman Football Ie sie M LEWIS Salem N I Umxer 1ty of Pennsylvania BS Ed and MA ath Plane Geometrx General Plusrcs C P Phxmcs Sohd Geometrx Trzgonometrx Club Student Councll Peter LIIIVIUTII Pull boro N I V1ll1I10X1 Lmxer ity d S Hlsto Club Semor H1 '1 Exelyn Cla1re Loclclear Paul boro IN I Pembroke State College B -X Enghsh u Stmor ra matxes M1chael E Culbert Pauls b ro N I West Chester State Teachers College BS Muslc Ed Mus1c Apprecra UOYI Band Chorus Orches tra Clubs Glee Club Dance Band Band Grace L Danxels Woodbury N I Maryy1lle College AB ETIQIISII IV Pubbc Spea mg Club Pegasus El IC G Dexonshue Pltman N I Lrmus College BA SpamshI II Clubs Uher ettes Co Sponsor of the In ternatxonal Club Gr ICC Haupt Vv oodbury IN I Bucknell Umxer 1 y BA Ceneral Math Club Iun1or Tn H1 Y Ethel C Haxens Camden N I Rutgers Umxer 1ty BS Ed Ikfeclranxcal Draw mg Art Club O1lPamt1ng AmlrexxI Kegel Paulsboro N Umxer 1ty of Pennsyl vama 'X B and M S Plane Geometrx Club Ad x1 er yas ,Q Emma I Midclfl Clarks boro N I Lehmon Vxlley College B S UIHXCF lty of Penn ylyanm MS Algebra I Il Club Future Teachers of fkmenca Ernest R Peterman Paul boro N I Ursmus College A B Umxer 1ty of Penn yl Varna MS Ed CIIE77l1SfTX General Smence R1chard R1d1nger Paulsboro IN I Getty burg College B A Temple Unnerslty M Ed U S HISKOTN I lub Sport Boys Var 1ty Phyllls MeGe1dy Pull boro N I M1CY1LClfdl1 College E15,l1sI1 I u Iumor Drannhu Margaret R Petermdn Paul boro IN Grove Clfy Col lege BS Commerce Tem ple Un1xer1ty Ed M Boo eepmgl II Club Needle work ames A Ro G1bb town N I Albrlght College BS Temple Umver 1ty Crmcs Club Boy Var 1ty L1ll1'1I1 Ivlolltor Swede boro Ur mu College Blologx Club Nature Co Spon or of the lnternitxonal C ub Edward I P waro Grbb town N I Getty burg Col lege B A Temple Unwer ltx, Ed M C P Clremlstrx Club Ion Hunter Ruth B Ro G1bbstown N I Wllson College BA English I Club Iournalx m Emmi F Mutehler Bluk w od N I Temple Um yerslty BS Ed PIN cal d Hea tll Fwst Gxrls Vir 1ty George Rachko Paul boro I Bloom burg tate Teachers College BS Bus1 ness Educatron Club Fre h man Career Dorothy C Sclmde Wood bury N I Lebanon Valley College AB Temple Un1 xers1ty M Ed Chorus all RMK Elizabeth Scott Cros Kew N I Trenton State Teather Co ege Gla boro State Teachers College B S C00 mg, Sewmg Club Co Spon or of the Future Home rrakers of America Merle Smith Paukhoro NI I Kutztown State Teach eri College Druer Education Highwax Sa etx Unix er ity of New MCXILO B S Home Eco nomic English III Club Etiquette -are 9 1- in 'hp' 3531 we five Ruth H Seidler lvliplewood I Pin er College Plixmal Educumon Health First A1d Cv Donn Teal Paulhoro N I Florida State Lniwer Lmxeritx Penn ylxanla M LX Fremli I Club Frenci Dramatit 7 Rutger Unix cr ltx BS Geneval Science fluh Che 5 and Chetlxer T Cd 1 Set er VN oodl urv N Ea t Snroudiburg Stare ex her Colle e B S U S Hxitovx I ECo11om1CS f lub Senior Tri H1 Y Eli ibeth S Tender Clark horo IN Drexel In titute o Tethnolo 3 BS om merce Busmew Lau Eco 11011114 Ceogrzlpln Txprng, II Cluh Traxcl Bucknell Unixcr in AB Geneml Valli II Ad Lanced Math Club Fregh man Math E ther Shaffer 'Xuduhon N Marvland College B 'X unzor Business Tram in Txpmg I II u C ommercial 'vlary C Trick XX oodhury N Rutsem Unix er ity BS Ed Shorthand Sean ravml Practice Club N tionil Honor Society b ro N Trenton tate Teather Cc llcge B S hd Temple Unixer ltx MA L1 hmmm Club Lihmrw I I Y I if I I 'WI 1 - iff I ' 1 , 5 Q 3 - 1 ' . 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X . ig X Ella Thompson Attendance Ofliccr 1? .-'xnmi Wclwcr, Colonial Mem- Xxvllliillll Yncgcr. Maimtua or, N, l.. Drcxcl Institute Heights, N. Vw7CStmiuStcr of Tcclmology. BS, Com' College, AB.: Glasslvoro mcruc. Ojiife Practice. 11. State Tcaiclmcrs Collcgc,Pl1vs' Business Tmming. Clubs: mil ECl1Lt'LlIIO71, Health, First Cheerleading, Pegasus Busif Azd. Club: Tumbling. ncss Staff. Barbara Gandy Janice Messick Secretary to Mr. Ingling Secretary to Mr. Stumpf K SCl100l DOCIOI' Schggl Nu!-59 Dr. C- C. Sheets Almecla Davis, R.N. Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Myers, Mrs, Willis, Mrs. Kopatch School Engineers - First Row: Mr. Hagcnbarth, Mr. Yandach, Mr. Kick- cm. St-cond Row: Mr. Keegan, Mr. Kessler, Mr, Yanclach, Mr. Carson. Q, 'Nag 455,415-. . f 1 QBetnhet jauhemher Qeptemher Natnonal Honor Soclety Dance mg eport Cards giSkatmg Club Old Clothes Dance junior Class Dan mpkm Serena e 135' 78 Pegasus Club Dance ew jersey Educatnon Assocnatx C nv tlon o o e 1 , Woodbu Thanksglv Game Pa bo Glassboro Report Car December Zanuarp jfehruarp Class Play of Nxght Con Hou 21 25 Return from Christ mas umor Report Junior 16 Student Council Valen tme Danc Cupxds Paradise ,H March Zlprnl illilap aY e 16 Semor Class 21 Student Council Feder Concert Dance Grady an Semor Trip to ton Jumor Semor o 3 une jllllemurahle hentai 6 ' ' 3 5 - . to .p .,Q A - N .V ' - ' --L zul V -N E . 24 0 f' ' ' ' - 1 W ' u M 5 1 ' Ss n . ':11 Y , ,fl -- ff '.-,e 1 T if I i 37 C 2 - . T, zz ' ,: ,,. L .... Zitf 4.g, , .. 30 .1 5, 7.8 -. 2 ' - ' . - as ' - u - v l , J - - H ,- S9 5.5 ' 1 Av . 21 22 ' -:'- 5 fl k lf 22 Vigg ,:. Y 1-2 Pl - 1 ' ' W re d 11 ' - ' . 30 N P.H.S. V 2 6 X Times goes you say? Ah, no! 'I -s I Alas, Time stays, WE go. ' ls AS- ss +A IQ? Seniors Austin Dobson Q, ., -M-- , A---' a vg Q 5 XXX Wi' -...il 5f g 442 barriers What time is it? we asked a senior and he replied, Time to take the advice of the leaders in our school. The editors and members of the staff rushed out to get the words of the administration. Mr. Stumpf said: The great rule of moral conduct is, next to God, to respect time. No hand can make the clock strike for you the hours that are passed. Therefore, make the most of time. The only thing worth having is that which you get by your own exertions, and what you get is proportionate to the effort you put into it. Mr. Ingling's words were: Everything we do is Education: the way we workg the way we thinkg the way we play. Desirable habits in all these areas increase our efforts to growth with desirable education. af.. . vt. 54. ' f . --msn ' ., 2553, V 2 f from 9?-xr.,-rw A -W P' 1f....it.,s,wav 'rg f We sf 4 f Fgiriwsi' . H - W it,,, , HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Roberta jewiss, Homeroom , 1113 Carol Murphy, Homeroom 1055 I Carol Tomlin, Homeroom 112. STANDING: Louis Tobia, Home- H 'Crier I room 106. IW? . fi. . .,, CLASS OFFICERS Beverly Riehl, Secretary. Mr, Kegels advice was: He who wastes time wastes himself. It was. indeed, time to do all we couldg and many of us did much to improve our school and leave pleasant memories with the underclass people. In the Christmas Homeroom Decorations Conf test, Homeroom 106 won third place among the upper classes. The relationship between the Senior Class and the industries of the town was strengthened by a class visit to the Socony Mobil refinery and by visits of industrial leaders to the history class. Contact between the homes and the school was brought about through the magazine and the Christmas card sales. Parents -and friends supported our plays. It was a time of success and happiness. , WC 1? S-S-.. ,, 2 .14 - 5- . pngfmvw. . . Bunny Free, Treasurerg Ronald Teague Vice-Presidentg Carl Blum, President, MARIE G ALBERT Verga Cler C0111 A commerual student was Meme And. alum: as busy as a bee Drarntmw 7 Gmclanee 7 3 4 Lz1t1n 1 Pegaeu 4 Roller Slxaung 3 L1QtenQ to Ixory Tower Anns to be 1 sueeefe W1 her 111en1or1es D1Ql1keQ eo11ee1ted people Can t get up 111 the mornmg FreferQ pmlc ANDRE BAY Mojo Pt1ulQboro GCN On lux um arm uns number eleten The ootlmll eld 1,1412 lux lzeaten Cnreer 7 Footb 1ll 71 4 Sport Club 71 4 Anns to llxe eo111fort1bly Usually found ID Huf.,h1e S C'1nt do sebool work Lkee me Ru ell W1lls 1 b1g,g,er locker room to the boys Prefers red 95 'lu.,.... 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V 1 B 1,1 5 Ja . 12.1 X J , M7 '-rxw aw A E6 13-1-1- Cf 'l f' if x J WILLIAM BRAD EY Wild Bill Glbbstown In our band he dzd play For us he practiced everxdax Ban1734 Dance B1ndl734 01 ch tra 1234 Play 4 Says Whats happen1ng tens for I Want You I Need You I Lowe You Faxonte girl 1 Kay RICHARD BROWN Al ie Paulsboro Gen Al ze is tall and dxgm ed His zaste m clothes cant be denied Basketball 1 7 3 Football 1 2 3 Home room Representative 1 Student Council 1 Var ity 7 3 Sports 1 2 3 Says You re telling me' Aims to see the world Dislikes stuck up people Wills all hr talent Cant tay home avr xW 0 QM BEATRICE E BRQADUS Bea Thorofare Gen I xoure eelmg, sad once m a while just call Bea shell ma e you svmle B1 ketball 1 7 Chorus 34 Commercial l Hockey 17 3 4 Nur ing 3 Sewing Lrkes Charles Wills her ounce of brains to Dolly Aims to join the Air Force Says Nut 4 nr the gust, Cum is the has-t BARBARA BRYANT Babs Paul boro As majorette she was Lery mm Her auome pastwne was Chorus 2 Majorette 4 Red Cross 1 Traffic Aid 7 Twrrling 7 3 4 Usher ettes 2 Likes Jimmy Cant keep quiet Llstens to Teen Age Prom e Says Heaven ' Is that o Dislikes concerted people Prefers blue QP M2 il J 17 pta' ,JW DORIS BROKENBAUGH S ip Paul boro C er Com A hockew plaxer was she As Hue a one as there could Commercial 17 Hockey 1 34 fl H1 Y 3 Vars1ty 34 d Bandstand and blue Wills her hockey stxck to Mickey Listens to If You Loxe Me Says Oh es Hobby is dancing nf L hanqcnnns Qlmhur JOHN BYRD ac Paulsboro Not a butcher not a ba er He wzll be an underta er Basketball 34 Camera 1 Football 734 H1Yl Track 734 Vars y Says Easy baby Wills My football uniform to George Gray Likes all the women Usually seen at The Nook Prefers brown . t-L:, V- kr 'V I fl G4 , V' .. a J v I ' y, I p , 3. , .X 1 ,.: 5.1 f , 7 1 2 1 I f M ' I Nr Q ' ' C, . . 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Says uHOnest to 'lohn M ANTHONY CAIRA DONALD CAMPBELL Caira Rod Gibbstown Cler. Com. Paulsboro Gen. 'You will always triumph less, ln the band you would often see Vkllien with Caira you play chess. Donald playing merrily. Audio Visual 31 Chess 1,'.Z,3. Band 1,'l.3,4: Audio Visual 5: Dance Aims to inakc 11 million . . . Band 3.41 Orchestra l,l.3.4. Hobby is sleeping . . , Wills his pencil Aims to get money . I , Hohhy stub . . , Dislikes school . , . Likes is cars . , . Listens for Hound Dog lunch and 'kDragnet . . . Usually seen . . , Wills nothing , . . Likes Betty . . , in Gihbstown , . . Says Nope . . . Favorite color is red . . .Watches Milf Listens to Ape Call. lion Dollar Mow'ie . , . Says Don't Q .s say ur-r 'B- DELBERT D CASSIDY De Gibb town He loves his country strong and ree He spea s uell or Democracy Audio Visual '44 Biology 7 Camera 1 Career3 Play 4 Faxorite subieet is public speak in Aims to be ucces ful Hobby is reading Li tens to Stand ing on the Corner Says What s for supper Will hr brother Tvs pax fu- GREGORY CIPOLLA 1 Gibb town Football was his avorite game ln PHS it won him ame Ballroom Dancing 1 Biology 2 Flying 3 Aims to sit back and relax Says What a trophy Li tens to Dont be Cruel Cant do homework Prefers blue Lingers in Pop 5 Dislikes wheel 1-fret' aging ifunn tearlies all t tugs esnliulus QW BARBARA E CLAYMAN Bobbi Paulsboro Gen Loc er No 5 slie willed to school At dancing Barb was really cool Nursing 14 Vice Pre ident Tvnrling 13 Usherette 34 Aims to be happy Cant stand homework ten: for I Never Stop Loving You D1 lrke tuck up people Found around Puilshoro Say You dirty guy Prefer pink e . rl V, N , Ji A jf' 1, . A . A X . . 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A 'f 'K 1 1 ff 1 , 1 , 31- P143 sn' ,1 tttt 4-4131 f k 6' EDWARD DOAK Doa me Br1dg,tport Ller fom Hell gludlx lean 111 we suspect So lze tan 1,11 and tramp tollett r C l 7 '4 C,OII1IHCfC11 inn to ct out of se ool L1ke Fmt S1y All ng, t1e' fo Let tunp XV1 s h1 d1rty Lynn H1 e 111 h d W1t1heQ V1 yatt Eirp Prefers sky blue pmk LEON DOWDY Doodle Swede horo Gen 6, it 0 lll7N XUH 71615711611 E muse l 1 llx lllxes to see 1 room Dmtmg, Basketball rear Q 4 Spanrw FINOYIIC Llfl 1 Ahte re era blue lunch and W1 IC T e Worm Uaually Qeen IH Pop L ten to Honky Tonk SayQ You am t r1oth1n hut a hound dog anne rlpens all things Xu mam I5 burn fume MXLBERT DRIVER B11, Al Plul horo Cler Com Can he entertam 'You bet' He tan plax the clarmet Bwnd 1 ' 3 4 C'ommere111l 1 OICDCQIFH Mma to loaf Say Way Lwtens to It Too ate W1 band umform Hld69 out at Com merce Street L1ke Sherry lunch red and Gunsmoke Q' -e-- Qlerfrztntes YVONNE L DRUMMON D 80711116 G1bhNtown Fler Com Tlzm 1t over there IS no doubt In dammg and cheermg she stood out Ballroom Danemg 1 CheerleaderQ 34 Et1quctte 7 AIHIQ to be an a1rl1ne hoiteli Stardust W1lls ,loan s talkmg L1keQ her dad D1sl1l-ce con ee1ted bow Prefers blue Cant go fa t fm 'B FEB gl' il K I s K 63 '11-AW. ' 1441 1 l 1 X fl. A K Y Y 1 s Cl . lun. ' l . I . ' S . A .1 ' ix QUITLQ to llc, ' J Y' 1' 'V ' V 1 f ' Y' ' 1' Ll p Cp, 111 1 ,AlD, N 1 , 1 1 1, 1111 .P 111 1,11 W1 - 1 p, 1 2: ' 'S 4 - Cfannc a 11 lxcss ..,,: ' 'zl 4. Bill 1 'L ' 1: 1' 1 1: lj: gag 1 3 1 - A ' 1 LH ,Y A ' , Ig h , . I C11 X' 1: Ch ss 1 ' 'gl 3. 11s ' S3. 's :,..zsA', h'. ... 2 X' 'S ...P- ' J 1 ' .., -Et rs fll s S1 s . . , 'll 's ' f ' 2 1 1 H 'Il' h to er 1 g' 9 1111151-M , , , wx rr g , , , d ' YQ , , , 'Q - , H . .. 1 1 4 ' 'S . .. 's 1 ' 1 . . Szys A' ' ' - Y 1 N ' 1 1 N . . . is 5 U ' N , . . 1 .S. X , E 1 ' C' ' v 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 S J , . ' I , . l 1 . V I I S, , I 7 - - R ' V ' . I ' 1 Z,., 1 -1 1 ' 1 1 1 ,-, , 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I ' -2 1 L l,2,3,4. I -. 1'1,:1Q .,: -' ,z 1'1 s '- :L V I Baseball 4. tofhghtu . . , Hobby is gunning . . . . . . Says Bless you . . . LISYCHS to ' ' 1 . . . 1 U 's L , , , 'lls A' 1 . . , l l ' 's's.'fh ...'s 'S , 1 'I 1 Y I . t . , I .. S V 1 Dll 'Km lf 11 ,. , , , V fl V Q1 . l VPN: , 'L , V A ., - 13 1 K -1 A K L1 xl ' K lx 1. V E I ' . 1 5 , .. ' . 1 A V 1 1 .fefil ' fly 555213 23, fig? 5 S ,'-' I N19 f HV! LAWRENCE EARLY Early Bird Paulsboro Gen, PuttfPuttfPutt, away Larry goes, On his way to get another pose. Biology Z: Camera 1: Roller Skating 3. Says Yea manl' '... Aims to get rich quick . , . Listens to 'lStory Untold' '.,. Wills his seat in study hall . . , Lingers at Atlantic gas station . . Dislikes Chevys . . , Cant sing, CAROL EISFELDER Colonial Manor Sec. Com. XVith a baton and her face a-beam, Carol would march for the Big Red Team, Basketball 1,21 Chorus 1.2: Majorette 4: Pegasus 41 Tennis 1.13.41 Twirling l,2,41 Varsity 4. Can't argue , . . Aims to he Mrs. Teague . . . Likes Ron . , . Dis- likes homework . , . Hides out in a 49 Ford ,,,,.4-oi 'W favs JOSEPH D FISHER oe Gibbstown Gen Here is a happy young Marine With the sorest eet you ve euer seen Camera 3 Career I Gym 1 3 Play 3 Track 1 Says Very good Aims to settle down Listens to Peg of my Heart Wills his senior year Usually seen at uantico Va Likes Tippy agp -as agiegyi DONNA M FITHIAN F1 th Repaupo Cler Com To orsa e all boys was Donnas rule Until Ronnie returned home rom school Monitor 1 Needlework 3 Vice Presi dent Roller Skating 4 Spanish 3 Secretary Student Council l Usher ettes 4 President Listens to Treasure of Love Says Ya es Wills some old memories Likes Ronnie Aims to marry a minister Prefers blue 'ilrme I5 'Ginnie inns mime rs past Greene DOLORES FALCONI Dee Paulshoro Gen. For Paulsentinel work. she asked no feeg They were glad that they had Dee. Dramatics l: Monitor 2,32 Paulsentinel 2,3,4: Pegasus 4: Roller Skating 2,394 VicefPrcsident: Tralhe Aid 2,3. Aims to he a nurse . . . Likes everyhody . . . Says 'LThat's enough Wills her locker to Carmella Pol licino Prefers black '98 'Q' -This If gill' ISABELLA M FREE Bunny Thorofare Com We wish or Bula and Bunny A uture bright and sunny Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Qflicer l Vice President 2 Secretary 3 Secretary 4 Treasurer Flying 1 Hockey Manager La in 1 Paulsentinel Pegasus 4 Roller Skating 3 4 President Varsity 34 Treasurer Aims to get married Likes Bu Says Bau cah' 'Wh f ' 'W , ' my i 4 - 0 . A 3 3 ,Q ta, , , ,, - ' K ,Yi 3zf'l':Sz: K . - , sift ,T5T QilS5UfZ?a5i2P35 lr '. as 'ss 5 :tr -f f - V V - f . 11 V . ' ' f 1 J, M . f - , , f , . . f f - , , 1 1 , 1 : - . 1 , ,-, 1 , . f . Z - ' ' ' s s , 4- Q- k . ' . ' , ' , . , . .. , . . , 1,2,3 , . . . , L ' , f , 1, ,, . . . . , . , ' . . . t - - - , , . 4 my . sa - ' . . . . Q , . . . . , . . ' . . . . b 1... -5 A . . . . . . . , . . . . LAWRENCE W. GALLAGHER Gal Thorofare C.P. Some called him Larry othevs Gal By ans name he was our a Career l Ion Hunters 3 Roller Skatmg 3 D1 llkes money Prefer green Can t tudy Wxlls h1 blond l'1a1r Say You re a swme Cant be found anywhere Alms to be a tet pllot Hobby 1 Wlmmlng QIHHUQQQ lun aan.. JOHN GENTILE Paul boro Gen Ahuntmg he null go What foY7 Wed llkfi' to now Chess 1 3 Math 7 W1lls all h1 book Alm to be a m1ll1ona1re U ually seen at Hughles Pool Room Wouldnt you lxke to know L1stens to Davy Crockett Prefer apanese red Loo s at Gun smoke ROSALIE GARZARELLI Ro Paulsboro Cler. Com. Here's a gal as sweet as a posie' Thats our smgmg Rosle Ballroom Dancmg 1 Cheerleaders 2 3 Chorus 173 Hotkey 17 3 Play Usherettes 3 W1l s My hl tory book to Cocoa Alm to be a slnger Usually een at Vel Says Go cat go L1kes George Can t skate w,e-YZ MARY GEORGIANA Mar Glbb town Cler Com D1d her war mth great success Noted for her studwusness Cheerleaders 3 Hockey 1 7 Latxn 1 Secretary Paul entmel 3 Student Counc1l 17 Trafhc Axd 1 Trl H1 Y 3 Pre 1dent XV1lls her locker to Mary Funan L1 ten to Stardu t D1sl1kes concelted people Cant sw1m A1ms to marry a m1ll1ona1re Prefers ue CNnil1u1g I5 nuts except fiftme BARBARA GAUTHNEY Bobby Paulsboro Gen. Likes good music listens to The Platters Wheat she IS lzstenmg 'nothmg else matters O11 Palntmg 3 Sewlng 1 Trl H1Y 4 Tw1rl1ng 3 Says Good gooza mooza AlmS to be a commerclal artlst Cant get IH a good conver at1on D1sl1kes gym and ar1thmet1c re fers pl11d and food Nh. 'Um BETTY ANN GIAMMARINO et G1bb town There was just one smger or Betts Arm Elms Preslex u.as her atonte man Euquette 1 journahsm 7 Latm 1 MOD1fOf 4 Paul entmel 3 4 Pegasus 4 Tenn1 3 Traffic A1 3 A embly Comm1ttee 4 Play 4 Says Oh nuts' Lxkes al the boppers D1sl1kes gettmg up L ually een 1n G Town Can t tand gym ,genera i H 'V , y P lv , , . , ' J ,-, . V . , . . A W, 1 ' ' ,-, L 31 - .S. . U - S - , . . 2, 1 . L .' .I . . . ' s . , . ' 's 'I 's 1 ' ' . S., . , .S , .. ...N - - 5 U . - - .5 ' ll . . . ' C . . . l Q V S V . . . ,. fe, ' , 'r 7 'W .tx A A - - 1 ii , A 1 , fe A, 3 QR ,..,, f Rx ,A tif 7 - . is F s-'- ' 'Qs 'V Y . ,- ' Q in, ' 7 - v A . 1 7 A 4 laatl 7 s , B f ' V 5 ' 5 , l ' s CP. . , 1 -. ' Z , ' 's s. . . ' s 1 ,-g ' -' ' f ' A . ' ' ' , , . s 1 s ' 1 ' : ' ..: ' 1 ' ' . , . Says , ,-g ' 1 '- 4- ' : S ' , 1 . 2 ' ' 7 , . , 5' , 's 1 'd Z, : ss . 1. .. Q . , . 1 Il ke f 'S s sn... H ' l ' ' ' ' , , , A . . . ls s ' ' . , . ' bl . S . 11.0 f 5, 1' . 'il . , 1 - . 1 e 111 11 1 + Verga W . ,M ,1 V0 ' 1 My 9 1 t A we X K lzf 1 : I E1 it 1 CARL GILLIAM LANCE GRAHAM Gzllle Lenny Genr Paulsboro Gen. 11 1 5 3 i C t, Y' L tm , ' Ctlll Carl G11 ze P N1 4515 0 jutt a ix' ild TL t H1 Bmd 1' 714 Danee Band 71 4 0rl1e 11 wx 1 Cllllllillld 111 IC tr T 7 4 Vvflwll WL 7' 4 S11 ph Fmt 1 s L 1 xxlucrt Prefer hchofrope l.1St6I1 to Qll Vw hit 'l Txflgllt Lllxf' R1t1 D1 l1lxCQ Lettmg up 111 W1lls My refsirds D1 lllxf the 111orm11 Found at Rmlly flat txres L1ke Slurley A1111 t C 11 tard Stmd Llsten to I Almost work hard Lo t 'Vlx 'Vlmd hat rgrrahr rrmu than loss nf Kuna KENNETH GRAY Ken Ulusser JOHN HADDOCK Ca e Paulsboro Gen Gxbbstown Gen One 0 Kenneth s greatest joys Is lomtermg wxth a gang of boys Chess 12 3 4 In wrestlmg there was fame or Ca e Txtles he would try to take Mamtenance 1 Varslty 4 Wrestl1ng 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 3 4 W1lls study hall to the school Pet peexe IS glrls Cant wrlte w1th xnk Lmgers at the bank corner L1stens to The GIHUI Llkes blue 4l W1lls b1g bad muskrat A1ms to get a State Tltle Says Hey punk L1stens to Yumma Yumrna Pretty Mama I.1ke Butzer Dxshkes yo yo s Prefers Chmese red Cant drxnk ,X QE at Y .1 X X . FRANK GRASSO Wbop Vfoodbllry Gen, He was as happy as could be XV-ating all his poetvx mem 1? Fm s 4 Handlcrit Sus Hard to do AIIIHQ to get out Of t1ool Llkcs K1111 Prefer red Vnll h1s bool-ts Lsmlly ound 1t Re1llys F11 tar Qtmd D1l1ke work Fan t wut for l1unt111g ROBERT HAEFELE Bo Paulsboro Acct Com Verx qmet we ound hun to be Tlus semor Robert Hae ele 'Xudxo VIQUBI 34 Bxology 2 Camera 1 Chess3 Goes boatmg and Hshmg Usually found where there s somethmg to do Talks about money 1s tens to Dont Be Cruel Often says Lets go Leaves all hlS troubles an -V' 'Ng '9Qhi-ll' YW '-3 X11 on flll lgllf zt 1111 He llges 1 X01 ll find To 1, , , ll . 1 f - 1, lit 1 Cl 'ss 1.2.3,-i1 Cfo111111era1al Z: PY l. 2 .-,-, Z T 1 -- 1 C 5' C8 1 ..: ,l s., 1 ' lf Z, XXII s to 41 '11 2 'z it R -.-. I 7 - if ' -. . tiff U . M , ., ' . . . . 's Suv wise . . . 1: ' pass Say. jus leave 't 1 ' 1t's j s'l , . , ' . ' . . , English , 1 . s ' , , . at . .. S H K 1 V' N s . . . ll s Q 2 . . . sl'.'A ' '.M ff en-. 'SA'F lg. 'f . t ,std 'g... s 1 ' F0 er 's's .,.,' , s 1 . . . X S 1 . . 1 . 5 A v A Q .i' 333 . K ' t f ' ' P s 5 R b . . f ' ' F - f li J .' ' f ' 1 , , , . ' 9 ' 9 ' A E , 3 ' 5 ' . - , , , 1 , . 2 - ' 1 . I ' I. 5 it 1 15 . . I . . . . , . . . N . . . . , . f , rf 11 , A as 1 11 lf ,t ,, . A zu .. it , -, Sl? , 7 I 1' we 4 fell ll 1 3 n - I r V' K T5 '. X .. is-Q-. 1, Ax o K fin , igmhlfl . K fi: , - 1 . J Er H A ,, .555 ft xi' 5 6 1 if ,zen-Q I , ,, of e-:rw err 1 , I I Q .... X 4555, fin' ,Wa , s. em. , ft'--v . ,X , 4 REAR we fps! e 2 K 11 f 11 ' el 1 , 1 ff' NELSON HALL Paul boro Gen W1th Nelson dancmg cant be done Someday hell learn 1t can be n Blology 7 Gym 3 H1 Y 14 Alm to own a Llncoln Con tmental Says Go away L1kes Dot L1stens for N1ght Tram Can t dance D1 lxkes ten cent hoodlums Usually found at the BJ Hobby 19 sleepmg JAMES L HARBESON Larrx Bndgeport In hxs studxes he wasnt at h1s best A two minute hal mzle was Larrys quest Basketball 1 3 H1 Y 1 3 4 journah m 3 MOHlfOf 4 Play 4 Track 1234 VBISIIY 4 Baseball 12 Alms to be happy W1lls all homework Can t smg D1 l1kes w1seguys Usually found at Pops Says What do you say W' 1 x , . E 1 . - 1' ALLEN HALLETT Moose Paulsboro Wzth gzrls we ouncl he too chance Unless to sax Would you care to dance' Ba ketball 1 2 3 4 Manager Dramat1cs 1 H1 Y 3 Paulsentmel 3 4 Sports Ed1tor Roller Skatmg 3 W1lls h1s old ocks to Meatball D1 lxkes hort assembhes re fer orange H1des out at Pat y Moffa s Cant awe money if-1 'Q-...Mqp-F' X CHARLES HANKEL Hank Verga O all the cars that he does see Hzs desrre IS to own a new Mercury Aud1o V1sual 7 3 Ballroom Dancmg 1 Che s 3 Hobby lb cars W1 s t school all broken locks Seen around Woodbury D1 l1kes French Can t dance Watches Drag ne Prefers blue Says Oh ea L1 tens to Wayward W1nd LIIIIL I5 Q1 rrinr uf 1115511111 PfTLlIl5, 1111, ET I'1I5lIIIIB inrrenf ,AIIYBIIIIS RICHARD HARBESON JEAN E HELLYER Doodle Bndgeport Cler Com He thought classes werent any u Except economxcs hxs fanorzte one Chess 23 Commerc1al 1 Paulsentmel 4 Roller Skatmg 3 D1Sllk6S work Says See you later all1gator L1stens for Fly1ng Saucers Usually found at Pop s Wmlls hrs gyms Prerers ue Can t get enough sleep Hobby IS g1rl i'! 'f lfr ' 1 jeanze Paul boro Sec Com Her twzrlmg was sxmply great For ootball games she was never late Cheerleaders 3 Commercxal 1 VICC Pre 1dent Dramat1cs 1 Majorette 4 Pegasus 4 Tw1rl1ng 2 4 AlmS to be happy L1 tens to Moment to Remember Says Thats for ure D1sl1kes 1nter ferrmg people Prefers blue -GP' QW 11 l E . Ku A S , A 1 Q QP. C.P. 1 ' 1 fu- 1 v f- 'wo f so 1 .V . . 'y . S gy, Z my S . V 41 -I. .Hn O -L 'SA sx ,S '.,.P, 5 v , , , q ' 5 y N . . . 'S U I .U T' , ' . - 1 2 ' 1 K A 1 1' , ' 'l C.P, ' . . S . . , , I , , J , V fn, , , . J 4 . .l . . . S . I I . . q . . . . . ' V 5 ' . I. . . e . ' -1 7 ' ' S. .3 ,K 'V cz: 'f ff , ww , f W' - A I 31 L C73 ll' 5 5 tb fb ,Y t L, ff ,M xx . v r 1 .l' E I ,gy ' ' S' It L j ll: Si 29 SUSAN HICKS Sue Colonial Manor Gen. At marching, she was 'really swellg She had the boys in her southern spell. Basketball 1: Chorus 1,3,4: Color Guard 4g Play 45 Red Cross 2g Tri-HifY 1,23 Usherettes 3. Says Honest , . . Listens to Honky Tonk . . . Wills my color guard uniform . . . Likes Lyn . . . Dis' likes housework and wise boys. O Serif fir? VHP JAN ICE C HOLTZHAUSER Thorofare Janice sou ll find was reallx een At noiting what the word lists mean Etiquette 1 French 3 Latin 17 Mon itor 4 Paul entinel 4 Traffic A 3 Says You re an idiot Aim to marry Wills her brother D1 likes dre ing for gym L1 tens to Unchained Melody Cant tand waiting Cum nur tthi tarrutli un incur GEORGE HIGBEE Bud Bridgeport Cler. Com. He does his chores of homework, then He goes 'right up to South Camden, Audio Visual l,2,3g Commercial 2,3g Library 1,25 Red Cross 1,2g Science 3. Listens to 1t's too Late . . . Aims to be a Marine . . . Wills his used up pencil . . . Likes Anne Radzik . . , Prefers blue . . . Usually seen at Hughie's Pool Room. 2 S S 159- 13 4lfw f'! ' JAMES HORNER Little ac Verga As lineman immx was a whiz ust lead him uhere a ootball is Career 1 Football 3 4 Var ity 23 Aims to play ball Says Not all at once now Listens to Moon Glow Likes Bev likes homework Prefer lavender b ue Cant do things right Linger on lonely road Greene WALTER HINMAN Bud Paulsboro Gen. Look for Buddy near or farg 'Youll always find him in a car. Roller Skating 1. Prefers green . . . Found at the bank corner . . , Watches Wyatt Earp . . . Favorite subject is English . . . Listens for wfhe Fool . . , Dislikes drinking . , . Hobby is sleeping . . . Aims to be a millionaire. 1'3 an-of NP ROBERTA JEWISS Bert Verga Gen As a musician she did outstand Especiallx in our PHS band Ban 1 7 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 ew ing 1 Choru 7 3 4 Dance Band 7 3 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Aims to teach and play piano profe ionally Say I dont know Hobby is mu ic Like Frank and green 6' 1' ltcl 1 ' ,hw USA- W t s.tp N X ,aj-J., ,,tt . to T sexy, 4 p A A f Qi ti 7 5 L-ff A . I Ian ' l R C.P. C.P. . it f ' . 1. f f - 4 . V : 2 in ,-: - 1' 2 2,-,r 5' i- Cl ,-,,1 ,,-,QS ' : s ' 1 id. ' U I 1 5-,il -,,2 's' r ssl ' . s ss' SH l N 's 'L ,' l ' 'ti ' S'...'s ' ' s . ' s s. . 'T' s ' s - K - b l BERNARD -IOHNSON Berme Paulsboro Gen At the urestlmg matches Bermes ormd Pmmng the opponent to the ground C unerx 1 fhess 7 3 Football 1 an Lllgflll 3 4 Math 7 Track 12 Var 1ty Wre tllI'ljb 1 2 W1lls h1s locker to Margot and oan A1ms to work easy D1l1kes conce1ted people Found at the leebox ww? as if-ex 'Whur 1-WM., 980' 'l! DOROTHY KELLY Dot Colomal Manor Gen In front o the band she could lead Also m xports a wmner mdeed Ballroom Danclng 1 Ba ketball 1 7 3 4 Class Ofhcer 3 Treasurer Majorette 7 3 4 Momtor 7 Pega us 4 Student Counc1l 7 3 Secretary 4 Tenms I 7 3 4 Tramc A1d 7 3 4 Twxrlmg, I 7 3 4 VHFSIIY 3 4 A1ms to be happy L1 e Bo R LESLIE JOHNSON es G1bbstown Les would do anxtllmg, or The Paulsboro Drum and Bugle Corps n 17 L ess M t 1 T a k l Nuns to 10111 the Navy Sa So wh ut LISCCHQ to Susxe 1s the d xers ed ctr Uncle Al D1l1kes school LIIIBQTS at the fire hou e L1 t b ue ni Nissan-Q was 'X she 7 'Uht T'-5Nv' NN. WILLI AM KELLY Macl11ne Crm Paul boro O all the thmgs I own saxd Bxll Mx boo 5 I shall most gladlx uzll Ballroom Dancmg 1 BlOlOgy 7 In Hunters 3 Says XX ant 1 medaln' W1lls hxs books Usually found 1n Paulsboro Prefer red Llsten for I Want You to be My Baby A1ms to graduate Vwfatche Naxy Log' ANDREW KEGEL Drew lhllll boro When Andx turned setenteen In hu Iurd he was alrtaxs seen Band 17 Dance Band 17 Ion Hunt ers 3 Prcs1dent Play 3 Apparatus 4 AIIHS to retlre at twenty five D1sl1kes mumblmg 1d1ots Cant work 1n study hall Says 7 Hobby IS huntmg Prefers blue Lxkes chem1stry A-ii 1 'R W SHIRLEY A KIDD Slnrl Paulsboro Gen At hoc ey Slnrley was a star She could ma e the ball go ar Basketball 1 Chorus 1 7 3 4 Etxquette Hockey 2 3 4 Red 0 S Trl H1 Y 1 A1ms to enjoy llfe Says All that heaxen allows L1stens to If You Love Me Llkes Ber nard Prefers blue Cant top laughlng Umm rulls simftlg nlgezxh, ami! rolls us furflg It genera L ' L - ' C.P. 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'Wil' DONALD W KITZ Don Lolomal Manor There 15 not a sound W hen D011 li around e s 1 Oil Pa1nt1ng., 7 Pegasu 4 Po ter 7' Vmlls lots of homework Says Oh great' A1ms to make a ID1lllOn Cant do 'algebra Lxkes R M L ten to My Pr1y r U u1lly een 1n Vsoodbury Hobby 1s loahng mime at at tanung lmnh DAVID LE 1511 Date Paul horo At Englzsh Dane ts not a master But at mrestlmg ew are aster Bachelor 4 Ballroom Dancmg 1 Foot Wret ng 7 411-vm EDWARD A KOMCZYK P0106 Thorofue A good attordmn player great XV1t1 all the 5,1715 he dui 'rate Che s Vyllls the O11 f1lter out of my ear D1l1ke 1gnorance A1ms to be 1 m1ll1ona1re Says That wonderful L1kes jane Ru Cant dance Prefers d1rk green efuman JOSEPH LEE Terbm Paul boro Gen Ftll o uv 18106 Lee Hes as rzendly as can be Camera 1 Gym 71 Spam h 2 Arms to get r1ch Llsten to W1lls r11ne pound to the chool In the bull of the Night Says U ually found at Road Rods Gar Boom there you go' hkes 3 Q Cant fand Chry lar: mart people W1llS l'11S l300liS Lnstens to So Long Hobby 1 Lmgers at The Nook Prefer red ro Watche Vwfyatt Earp 2 'We X' xx Jkt. 10 917+ pr KP' PATRICIA A LANG at Paul boro Gen Other teams ll elt a ang Vyflzen PH S put ITL Pat Lang Basketball 1 7 'G 4 Euquette 1 Hockey 4 Nu lg 12 Va ll 7 Says Oh Eh W1lls My loeker to Honey DeAngeles A1ms to be happy L1kc 1 semor boy Prefcrs red JOSEPHINTE LEONE Bndgeport We now oe wzll go qurte Wnh all her mar s above par Career 7 Chorus 1 Homeroom Repre scntitlye 771 L 111 7 Mollltor Paul entmel 73 Feature Edltor Tr1 H1 Y 3 A sembly C,o1nm1ttee 4 Says Really AlmS to be happy Llkes eyeryone D1sl1kes gym Lzstens to My Prayer Prefers yellow A A X 11 Aly ,W y ll, A y , 1 li P 3 r S . ' , , 1 -f 11 , Y . a f p , Ch S' 1 ' ' ' Y -1 Y ' s 1 ' 5- 1.Z.3,44 1: 2 ,-,., : ' 1 s ., ' - ' 1,l,3, 1 rs'n . 3 rs' y ,,,3,4. - H .N . , . ' 1 , e V 1 I , , , L H as ' N . . . V e -V .., , 7 4 1 ' 1 s5cll,,, 1 AS. ..- ' . , . . , 4 is S U L 'C H Usually Seen in National Park , . , . . , Listens to uHezwen on Earth . 4 , . . . S 2 S ' fy . . . ,Z ' . . . . . 1 1 , . . ll II 1. ' , - - jo s C.P. 5 . ' C.P. A 1- , yffy' 1 lk 1 ' 'ffm ' ' , J' f - f J f li - 3 ' 3 f ' : .1 'S . -L g ' ball 3: S li 1,-,3,4, Y . Y A .., 4 S 1 n' -VL dl' -1 ' 2: ' . ' s s H ' N . . . s ' .., ' g V , , , 5 1 , ' ' . . . Dis' U g S. ' ' I g... 'S s,,,, S ' ' N ...' ds,,, 55' , I 1 e N N... I y gawk , L Thi. 1 f of ' U 5, 1 X V gpg' M q ,, .. -A .V K xx, ,gv v C -r- 1 ,f 'il K wx - l , f , Ky , , 3 L ,. 1. 1 , y 1 M , ,V V FRANCES LEWIS Fran Paulsboro See. Com. Frances Lewis was her rtarneg In sports, you'll find, she worm much fame. Basketball 1,2,3,4: Commercial 2g Fly' ing 1: Hockey 1,2,3,4g Paulsentinel 3, 41 Spanish Z: Varsity 4. Says 'Tm telling you . . . Listens to When ISIN with You . , . Likes Wilbert Lingers in the Buick Will her enior books Prefers b ue GAIL A MAGEE Gai Gibbstown In the Pegasus room you would o ten see Gail writing rhymes as quic as could Dramatics 3 Flying 1 French 3 Treas urer Homeroom Representative 1 ournalism 'V Latin 1 Monitor 2 3 4 Pegasus 4 Twirling 2 Trafhc Aid 7 Prefers blue Aims to marry 1 millionaire Li tens for Stardu t Wills her brother ii. , sg V . Y 'Q-fm ff f T ' 'Rafts X A 9,45 jOHN LEWOC Butch Paulsboro C.P. All his time to us Butch lent. As Student Council President. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Gym 1,21 Homeroom Representative 13 Student Council 4 President: Varsity 3,4. Says L'That's nice . . . Hobby is sports . . . Hides out at Marshalls Di like tuck up girls Likes b ue Will Student Council L1 tens to Dry Your Eye U ares 21 tune fur all tlrmgs LORETTA MARINARI Ret Woodbury Sec Com From Haddon Heights to PH S She came and she has had success Monitor 1 7 Sewing 1 2 Aims to be a ecretary Likes skating Listens to Autumn Leaves Wills my shorthand pad Likes Al Favorite color red or pink Listens to Grady and Hurst Show Can t take dictation fW ' auf 3 3 ,san-M ss. f 2 n 1 JAMES M. LYTLE Ren Paulsboro C.P. 'To be a physicist, now he dreamsg Hard, but not to him it seems. Ballroom Dancing Ig Career 2: Ion Hunters 3. Likes Joyce , . . Can't End time to concentrate . . . Dislikes illogical people . . . Usually found at home . . . Prefers orange . . , Wills his fishing tickle L1 tens for You You You Watche Walt Disney 5:-vlrzxkespezxre FRANK MARKEGENE Mark Gibbstown Gen His accordion and his ootball game O ten won his riends acclazm Career 1 Football 2 3 4 Homeroom Representative 3 Student Council 17 Varsity 3 4 Pet peeve is school Aims to get out of school Says O di Prefers blue Likes Bert L1 tens to Canadian Sunset ,x 341 e . , . . s s s f ' . . . . , .. s . , , . . I . k . Q .r . .. , , 5 5 ' , , . . . . 5 ' . . . . . . s . V .. M 1 s r s. R 1 . . I1 . l if , f . . ., f , - f f - be. S . . . 9 ,-5 , , ' . . . e a - . ' ' . ' l V .L I M , , ... . . . c . - - - - - . ., , . , .. . .- . . . S s ,E . as 2 , ,ww 1 , Q W P, V V . .. . , 5. 9 I4 , 'W Q V .- . vw- - t' . '- 'rt an -ar' - 1 Jil: L, f r ' . Q? 'rg 1' 5' Y 9' Y xi? IOHN A. MCFADDEN Iflfli Woodbury Gen. To be a good American was his aimg Someday, he'll reach patriotic fame. Biology 23 Career 13 Ion Hunters 3. Wills all his homework papers . . . Likes to play his 'banjo . . . Says Bah! humbug! , , . Listens to Way- ward Windn . . . Dislikes homework . . . Prefers red . . . Can't do physics . . , Watches Cheyenne Ig A CHARLES MCGUIRE Sonny Paulsboro C.P. Sonny's pace is hard to beat, And he thinks girls are mighty sweet. Basketball 2,3,4g Football l,3,4: HifY 1: Varsity 3,4. Says '7All right, all right . . . Aims to be a success . . . Listens to Let the Good Times Roll . Lingers at The Nook , . . Likes girls . . . Dis' likes girls who think they're cute . . . Prefers blue. ggi? , IW' GRACE MERCANTINO Gracie Glbbstown She ept us in ormed on each little caper As editor 0 our school newspaper Guidance 7 Latin lTreasurer Monitor 4 Editor Play 34 Traffic Aid 2 Assembly Committee 4 Aims to be happy Says Thats ridiculous L1 tens to My 9'0- ,IACQUELINE MORGIK ac ie Paulsboro Cer Com To be a good wi e ls her aim Monitor 3 Paul cntinel 4 Pegasu 4 Sewing 1 Vice President Spam h 7 '4 L1 tens to This Love of Mine Hobby is dancing D1 like t ru i Wills my patience Like re Father Knows Best and hi tory Prayer D1 likes gym mime siaxths fmt nnpzxritzxl Iain 'H'lEIITIlI1l5 JAMES MCMANAMY Punk VVoodbury Gen. As a senior new, he came to usg He has yet to cause a fuss. Maintenance 4, Aims to be a jet mechanic . . . Can't see yofyo's . . . Usually found at the Picadilly . . . Wills all that heaven allows . . . Listens for In the Still of the Night. 3513, 452: AUDREY A MORLACHETTA Aud Gibbstown Gen We praised her or her sunny was And pleasant things she used to sax Cheerleaders 3 4 Maniger Chorus 1 7 Girls Leaders 7 Pre ident Monitor Editor Play 3 Red Cross 1 -sims to make lots of people happy Like Says Hiya honey A . f .7 N 40' Q Q w A I li' E A C.P. l . ' . t - , ' in life. ' - ' f ' , A 3 5 A 3 5 1 a . ., ' 1 1 Y L . . ,..1 . H: . M 3 . . . r , 1 .S 'V' . L. M S. 1 - 25 Paulsentinel 2,3 Associate Editor, Says For crying out loud . . . 3,41 Paulsentinel 2,3 Assistant Business ' 4 , 9 ' 9 's M A ' . . . ' 1 1 - A . ' Q ' . , . isi 5 o sl f N A ' ' ...'s d, -..'sj0e,-' 5 it Q A V vs V ' . -S 5 1... ts. is -S ' .H JOSEPH T. MULDOON MARTHA MULDOON JOYCE MULLIGAN joe Gibbstown C.P. In Gf'l own joe could always be seeng At dancing joe was really keen. Bachelor 4g Spanish 3. Says Ain't that a shame . . . Listens for Don't Be Cruel . . . Usually seen in Pop's . . . Prefers green . . . Aims to make a million . . . Favorite subject is lunch . . . Watches Wyatt Earp. Chess 1,3g Managers lg Pickles Gibbstown Cler. Com. All recognize her dancing feet, When she tapped to a rock and roll beat. Ballroom Dancing 19 Cheerleaders 35 Dramatics 23 Paulsentinel 4g Usher' ettes 3. Likes jimmy . . . Says Sad world, ain't it? . . . Wills all her homework headaches to a freshman . . . Dislikes snobby people . . . Listens to My Prayer , . . Prefers green . . . Looks at Bandstand. Red Bank Cler. Com. We knew joyce to be quiet as a mouse, But she is not when Bob's at her house. Library lg Needlework 1,Z,3g Roller Skating 4. Aims to get married . . . Says Honestly . . . Listens to My Prayer . . . Likes Bobby . . . Talks about Bobby . . . Prefers aqua : . . Dislikes school. ,rx W CAROLE R MURPHY Murph Gibbstown Gen As color guard she couldnt be beat 'Youd now 1 you saw her marching eet Band 4 Color Guard 4 Dramatics room Representative 4 Monitor 4 Play 3 Red Cross 1 Cant behave Says Hon e Aims to be assistant to Gibbs town mailman Listens to Night and Day Likes Eddie KATHRYN MYERS Kay Thorofare Cler Com Kay used to study very well To try to learn these words to spell Cheerleaders 2 Chorus 7 3 Dance Band 3 Manager Etiquette 1 Hockey Aims to get married Says Have a ball L1 tens to Fewer Likes P F C Hummel Watches Bandstand Cant stop carrying df- .USN NICHOLAS M NAPOLI NU? Paul boro ln scholarship and riendlzness Nick had unusual success Basketball 2 Manager 34 Varsity Manager Dramatics 7 Football 1 sentinel 7 T 4 Feature Editor Pegasus 4 Sports Editor 'X embly Committee 3 Vice President 4 Pre ident Li tens to Lazybones Wills his gym suit Says All right Aims to be successful Che greatest sacrifice is the sacrifice nf 'Gfuuc Qxntiphnu . ,Q YN. WW 9 1 . ' . , s C.P. k f V 4 . . y f - 5 -, 9 - , , 5 1 ' 5 ' 9 f 1 1 ' . -1 ,2 1,2335 Etiquette 1g TrifHi'Y 45 Home- 1,25 Roller Skating 4g Varsity 2, Manager, 3,4 Varsity Manager: Paul' 3 i ' ' .. .. . N .S ' l.' v .. 'Pl It SS ' . l , . . U ' . . . I . . . . , . A ' A 1 S. - . . i t . .. . On. . . . .. . .. , ' ' s ' ' ' r' i i ' xx ROLAND NEAL Oscar Paulsboro Gen Though he seems to be rather shy We now that he ns quzte a guy Bxology 4 Camera 1 L1kes Geneva LIDQEYS at Genexa s hou e Says Don t get mart Prefers brown Cant do math Dlsllkes to farl a ubject Listens to I Cant Lose You Enough 'Cffune I5 zz gentle hedu JEAN PALLADINO can Paul boro Cler Com A hcense IS her arm m 11 e Is rt to drwe a car or be a ax e Fommercral 1 Twxrhng 3 Nur mg 2 Pega us 4 L1 tens to Hrs Name was Dean Prefers blue Cant stop talking W1lls her books to the JUDIOTS Dxsllkes homework Says No homework Hobby IS sewmg 44'-7 GLORIA INEALE Reds Glbb town Cler Com Elem mghr she practiced hard Uuzrl she became a good color guar Band 4 Color Guard 4 Momtor O11 Pamtmg 'G Twxrlmg 17 Mms to be a secretary Says Yea Yea Yea L1 tens to No 'vlan Walk Alone rlls her locker to Konnrck Lrke the lrfter Lmgers at Vel Nuplrurlrs FRANCES A PAPPAS Frannx Thorofare Sec Com Frannx s on our cheermg squad To see he-r cheermg is not odd Cheerleadmg 34 Dramatlcs 1 O11 Pamtmg, 7 Pegasus 4 Tenms 12 3 4 Arms to make someone happy Lrstens for Blue Tango Faxorlte ubject IS boys U ually found rn Vels W1lls her cheer leadxng umforms to Katxna Prefers brown and hlue 'BB iffy Q! Af as 'IH ll JOSEPH M oTT JR Paul hom We ound lum alwaxs on the go In Iegasus mor he was no Shmo Pega us 4 Llke Dee Drshke home work on weekend Cant tand forergn languages and scrence Hobby IS grrl and boats a Don t fued with the dude FRANCES PATTON Fran Paulsboro Gen As a nurse quzte well shell do Good 171 publrc spea mg too Biology 7 Monltor 1 Nursmg 1' Secretary X Presrdent 4 Pre ldent Paul entrnel 4 Pet phrase 15 Good heaxens Cant study W1lls her hldden talents Prefers blue and whlte Found here and there L1kes 0 L1 tens to My Prayer df Arn 'VNS' ffl? Q., f l 3 3 ff Gt ' 4 Z .tw g g ' V V , I joe . ' s , 1 1 s CP. ' Y 1 ' . ' : ' 3 ' Z1 Chess 1,23 Latin 1: Ion Hunters 3g , I U ' , V K . . kg . . W Y S U ' s . . . 1 1 . . . s . . . s f ..,.' , s.., s A' ' s' s ,.,VV' A ' s... .L .. . ' . . ,.S ...Sys D. Q 5' , Y s . . - . . . . f l 3 , , J , 1 L s 5 f , 1 . : -1 3 . ,- S L . ' -4 - 1 , , , - ' , - - , S' 9 . .. . . . s s . .. . , .. .. . .. ,V .. , J 1 J, le.. 3, ,L R 19 K1 'K MARGARET A PECK Peg Gibbstown Clcr u 1 Peggy cheerleader 12 1 One 0 the 'reasons our team M071 Ballroom Dancing 4 Chcerlelders 3 4 Flying l Hoekey 1 7 3 Varsity M1111 Aims to be happy ay Hard to tell' Hobby is twlking andlaughing Lil-1e oe Lingers at Vel DAVID POLLOCK Da1e Paulsboro Gen wet 1n hxstovx was Da1e He new hon to behate Career 73 H1Y '44 Aims to own a new 1958 Ford Listens to Don t Be Cruel Cant save money Will hi books Says Buy your own D1 like chool Prefer blue Found at Fred s Hobby is hunting ri -.I 'TTY' Rf Y '13 I if EMERSON L PCBANZ B141 Repaupo Gen A bachelor he uavits to be B t Lllfll him girls ue 0 ten s e Gym 1 Spini h 7 Vice President 3 Wills The br11ns I didn t u e hornework Likes Peg L1 tens to Star Dut Prefer green Hobby 1 hunting U ually ee11 at Crow Log ELIZABETH J RAFFERTY Betty Thorofare Cler Com Witlz junmx she does 0 ten date And usuallx thex do roller s ate Dramaties 3 Twirling, 1 Pegasus Roller Skating 4 Sewing 3 Likes jimmy Wills room 7 Aims to drive Says five it p en r ont e Cruel D1 likes hy people Prefers red fi Y' PENS' KQV- wil? FRANK POLLICINO Fran P1ul boro Gen A steadx gwl riend he eould nd I he could ma e up his mmd B1llroom D1l1ClUg I Career 3 H1 Y 3 Squ1re Dancing 1 My Prayer D1 like girl who talk too much Hides out in Gibb town Aims to be a millionaire VN 1Ils his books to his iter 4' 11u:1n RONALD R RAGNELLI Rags Paulsboro Alzhouglz he was small He managed ootball Che s 1 7 Football 1 7 3 4 Manager Ion Hunters 3 Math 1 Wre tling 4 Mmager Says Is zat so Aims to fly a jet Hobby 1 pending money Likes ean P Dislike teacher Likes cherry red Captain Mid night and girls Cant do home work IW' fu aff' , Y K Ia . ii f 5 f 1 ' 3' 3111 ,qw 5- A M, v 11 Qrcv 1 1 la ,fa . l A K I- . I I I .1 I+ 1' i,hff ' t 1 'X 'li R ' ,I . C II, 1 , 1 s 1 1 1, , fu of flll, , 1 1 g -' f , ' , f C 1 . u , ' , I . 1 f 'e . f ' li - . 1 : I ' 2 ., : 1 1 'S - ' - 1' , 1. 1 1 ' 1 .1 V : ' 1 ,.., 1.' 11' 1A ' ' s 1 ' . gerg Monitor 3: Tri-HifY 2g Varsity 3. . . . Says Yea man . . . Dislikes Says Oh yea , . , Listens to ' ,..S1s 's. 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List s o D ' B ' 'ss A ,- ,Wil - 1 'Vs ' ,i A I si .K as I w, 1 3 1 , i ' B N I 1 LEIGH RAMER Gambler Bridgeport Gen Ramev hai sulnstanmal llflglll See lnm all around all Ylglll 1 mom Dancmg, 1 The 7 3 1 Roller Slntlng, 4 11 1 ure Hobby li huntmg and L1 ten to Llke blue and H1de out at Popi Saw Cool If ad fllung Got No Home Mmkey Mou e fllulw MARX ELLEN REBYAK Marr Glhh town Cler Com I Mau Ellew xou Mant to see Co to G Toun tlmzx ulzere she ll be E uette 1 Lt l L1hr'1ry3 l LI1llIlCl 3 4 Homeroom Repre entatne Ro r Slntm 4 Trafllc A1d Trl H1 X 3 Pant be good Sa et 'may L ten for It I nt R1 mt L1lxe johnny D1Ql1ke conLe1ted people Q arf' Kean Bw' 'lsr'-sv ROBERT REISTLE Bo Gxbbstown Gen H15 boo s were lns semor w1ll None could beat hw dragging s 111 AUd1O Vmual 3 4 Bachelor 4 Career 1 C hess 3 Football 1 Gym 2 Tracfc 2 3 4 Says Brother Lxkes to drag Can t Jutterbug Lxstens to Melody of Love Arms to alway make her happy L1kes Elame Glrme brings efrnrut mg 38 I MARY ANN RETKOVIS Mayr G1bbQtowr1 To tlus edztor we would often loo For adm e to help us wzth the yeafboo Ballroom Dancmg, 1 Homeroom Repre sent1t1we 1 ournal1 m 7 Lam Presd1ent L1brary 23 Momtor 4 Paulsentmel 3 Pegasus Co Ed1tor 4 Play 3 Tenms 34 Traflic Axd 23 Tr1 H1Y 3 Assembly Committee 3 Secretary 4 VICE Pres1dent Says Really? LlkCS Joe Slain JOHN A REDKOLES jolmme Brrdgeport GED H15 car he new was 'rzght m stxle We ozmd l n m It all rl1e ulul C' rccr Z Fhorus 17 ourr11l1111 1 Mat1 Spam h 7 A111715 to l1xe in C1l1fOfHll L1kes Donna W1lls all of h1 hard work L1 ten for True Loxe Warche Grady and Huret Cant under rand why VV QS BEVERLY-I RIEHL ev Verga Cler Com She has a imzle that wms nends And brmgs us joy that neLe1 en s as etball 1 7 3 4 f areer 1 ass Ofhcer 1 Trex urer 2 V1CCPf6SldEUt 3 Vrce Pres1dent 4 Secretary Corn merc1al 1 Hockey 1234 Momtor 1 Student COUIICII 2 Treasurer 3 Secre tary 4 V1ce Pres1dent Traffic Ald 4 Captam Varf1ty 2 3 Secretary 4 Pre 1 dent LIRCS Buddy , . ' V ' , y -' - 5 1 . ' , f 1i1 ' ' ' e, B,11- 1 v 5 , 55 ,Vg Gyyy tiq 1 a in 3 ' 1 .1 Pau - ,a .1 ,, ,-1 I 1 'S 2 3: Agri' 1 I sf ' ..g s 'l Zz. . 's -. Anstoae' 5l ll? 1.211 K '33 A 1 - 1' - ' 3 ', 7 ' ' 's 5 . . A 5 Q or . , . YS G . . , S S ' . . . ' . 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N . -9 Pl ' WILLIAM D RIGLER 1 Colomal Ivfmor As ed1tor he oten stayed late To Keep the xearhoo up to date o1rn1l1 m 17 Latm I Momtor 4 Peglsu 4 Ed1tor Roller Slcrtmg 3 Trul-r l Arms to go to college IS en t x hams of oxe Wxls hrs slster y D1l1kes concerted glfh Prefers blue Loo s at Chevy Show 'si'-r liz ELAINE SALVATORE Paulsboro Sec Com I someone needed help If was very plam 'You could aluays count on Elazne Chorus 17 3 4 DYRMHIICS 12 Llbrary Says H1 kxd Alms to have fun Lrstens for Stardust Can t do homework Favorlte subject rs men Prefers green BARBARA A RITTERSON Sonny Brldgeport Cler Com O Swedesboro she dui 0 ten dream In that town was someone supreme Needlework 1 Spamsh 73 Says Oh no' Wrlls my faded gym su1t L1stens to Dont Be Cruel Llkes Sonny Hobby 19 keepmg them confused Dlsllkes unsoclable people Usually seen in a two tone Ford at the Starlite 'R' JULIUS SEBASTIANI Babe Paulsboro Gen When there s muszc you cant eat Babe and hrs danczng eet Camera 7 French 73 Math 1 Wllls all good lookmg glrls Alms to get marrled Says u Likes janet D1sl1ke concelted grrls Hobby 15 dancmg Usually seen at Vel s Prefers ue Uftnte ua the soul uf the fnnrlh JOSEPH ROSYPAL Roe Paulsboro Gen In choosmg Roe wzll always plc Somethzng that 15 electnc Bachelor 4 Ballroom Dancmg 1 Chess Cant tell a he Favorlte gxrl D1sl1kes to be pushed xnto somethmg Favonte ong xs Ivory Tower Arms to l1ve happxly ever after Says Gentlemen' re fers pmk Us 493 Ks-QQ KENNETH SEDDON Ken Mantua Terrace Gen To school he drzves most every day In hrs brzght green Chevrolet Ballroom Dancmg 2 Bxology 7 Career 2 Camera 4 Chorus 173 Gym 3 Arms to be a gym teacher D1sl1kes gxrls who talk too much Hldes out ln Phlladelphla Lxkes blue and physrcal ed Cant do homework Iglrgthargnrwa Bll. 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N ', A ' ' r Uh ' A B kt, I' EDITH SHARPER Eare Pmlshoro Gen Edxe nas that happx one XXHIO helped the others to hate un B11 kethxll 1 Chorus 1 2 4 Et1quette 1 Hockey 17 7- 4 Red Cro 1 Twrrlmg 7 1 4 Var 1ty Kant top talklng A1m to emoy life Says All r1Ql1t Lrkes Brlly L1 tens to XXII-lllxllil., 111 1 Dre 111 ROSALIND D SHARPER Ros Paulsboro Gen She 16 ast as the breeze She plaxs hoc eg wzth ease Ba ketball 1 7 3 4 B1ology 2 Hockey 12 4 Math 1 MOHIIOY 4 Red Cross Xar y L1 ten to If You ove Me Says Looks good to me A1111 to own 1 new Ford Lrkes ue '7 GND Qnnttht dudK5dh1,thHthIw srdun QUUL fshrktsprarc THERESA A SIMEK IERA1LD1xE SINCLAIR Luc x N11 Paulsboro Sec Com GQ11-1 town Gen Theresa Szme rs her name A gux zn Glassboro rs her arm Choru 1734 Drarr1at1c 1 Gu1dance 7 Homeroom Repre entatne 7 Nur 111 Pe 111 4 Tn H1 Faxonte ubyeet IS typmg Qlllf plav the gu1tar Watches Pnwte Secretary Faxonte eolor IS blue Usually seen m 54 Hud on L1kes Leon B1rd ays George Her lzfe just thrzlls and ulurls Shes rn the Aw Force or the gws Dramatxcs 7 71 ournah m 7 VICE Pre 1 dent Paulsentlnel 73 Trafhc Ald 1 Ann to he happy Says Fahulou Hobby 1 wrmng L1 tens to P1cn1c L1kes blue and rmmy D1 lke A Ps Hldes out at Brooklyn Cant tay 1n e 'PU' rl FRANKLYN SHAW Buc G1bb town Gen H1s name rs Fran Un hrs mc name Buc Vkrtlr his cars me Lush lnm luc Aud1o V1 ual 7 'S Secretary Career 1 Roller Skatmg 4 Arms to be a uece s Wxlls hrs parkmg, plaee Pet peeve 1 Fords Say Should of bought a Fhexy Lxke 1ll grrls Prefers whlte NANCY SINQUETT :Nana Mantua Terrace Cler Com Gthers werent worth a penny Compared to Nancxs Kenny on1tor 7 Paul ent1nel 4 Twxrlmg 1 Usherettes 3 Lrkes Kenny Usually seen at Del wood Prefers blue Arms to be Z1 teacher LISLCDS to My Prayer Cant kate llke Kenny Say Beans W1lls her srster Looks at B ndstand H, I . 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' ..'.5 bd, 1 a .H .1 Y .1 I . 17' 3 .,, . 7 y.eQg 1'-Z7 BETTY ANN SMITH Rtcky Paul boro Gen ln her um orm there rs no doubt As a. color guard she dxd stand out Band 4 Cheerleaders 23 Chorus 17 34 Color Guard 4 Paulsentmel Roller Skatmg 3 Twxrlmg 1 Usher ettes 2 3 A1ms to be a beautrclan Says Hey Listens to Walklng m a Dream Lrkes Joe Prefers black HELEN SPAYD Spaydze Bndgeport Gen Helen will be your best rrend Long a ter hzgh school days do end Ballroom Dancxng 1 Cheerleaders 3 Monltor 7 TWlfl1Hg 7 Arms To get my llcense Says H1 ya how you makmg out? Lxkes Dmk Dxslxkes people who never ay h1 Hlde out ln a 54 Ford Cant stop talklng JTO ic an JACKALENE T SMITH Iac IC Red Bank Gen jac res auorxte guy ts Walt At hoc ex she could call no halt Cheerleader 3 Chorus 1 Hockey 17 3 4 Roller Skatmg 4 Twxrlmg 1 Usherettes 34 Wllls sw brothers and sr ter Says Dont know care less Collects Elvxs Pre ley records Lxkcs Vylalt DISIIRES bemg hollered at Usually seen ln Natlonal Park Utnu I5 flu nurst .mb Irrrrhrr JOSEPH STALTER Dutch Verga Gen An actne person qulc o deed When he sees hrs help we need Ballroom Dancmg 1 2 Career 1 'V Che s 1 7 3 Homeroom Repre entatne 34 Spanlsh 3 Student Councl Track 1 Alms to retxre at 35 Says Dont sweat It W all hls hrdden talent Likes Klm 7:1- 13 Q JOAN L SNYDER Paulshoro Cler Com me as ue all n xxfllll the tolor guard ma es a shou Cheerleaders 'l 3 Color Guard 4 Dru matlcs 1 Trl H1 Y 4 L1 tens to Gotcha on My Mmd Says Best get out Llkes Alex Alms to be an HHIIDC hostes Pet peeve IS concexted people Can t stop fllrtmg uf all guuh S zzkespmrr DORIS STAPLEFORD Dons Thorofare Gen Money money she dud see For the yearboo every wee Nur mg 2 Pegasus 4 Roller Skatlng 4 TWlfllHg 13 U herettes 3 15 makmg Tom mad Wllls All my As' Alms to have a good tune L1kes Tom Lxstens to Don t Be Cruel AVS 'hvlszelf Q' 7 4 li- ' f ' : . ' . S f ' fr f ' fm I -' Y lr ow, . I . I . . . I . J 3 1 Ii A Y- . . . Q ' .., 3 4 :- z ' ' , s ' ,-, ' ' S 2,1 ' : A r A' : '- 'I . , 9 ' H 9 p ' 2: ,-, . 4 ' : ' 1 H 'S ' , . ' . 's s ' . . . ' 'l I I ' K ' K X K XX X L - Th - s 4 .X A ' f I . I - ' li f V H 1 I li, f ' I I . ' , . - li It ' - ' ' ' -: S' 4 C : ' 9 ' -1 ' ' -. S ,-, : S ' ' , 1 S . ' ' , , , ., : I .1 'I 2,3: Says Sur 'noughn . . . Hobby I O D I I M 1. ., 7 .-,' N? I t ' , P ' .3 . Q ,... r ,I , as 1, fi V . In Ar V2 V in K , V ' re.. ' fl -44 .,.- Q fl wr' ' I . get -E 1 4 , We li 3? I 1.7 k , I 4, Wi CATHERINE STUBBS Kay Paul boro Cler Com Rah Rah Rah Horrax' Horraxl A real cute cheerleader was our Kax Cheerleaders 34 Df3m3IlC4 l I.1brary 7 Secretary MODIIOT 73 Tr1H1Y 1 H fOI'1ElIl 3 Pega u 4 A1ms to be happy LISCEII for Goodmght My Loxe Uiuallv found at Vels Cant saxe money Says Hey hey hOttl get 5-Y f LOUIS TOBIA Eau G1hh town WllE71 hw college daxs are through Hell be Doc and cure xou Ballroom Dancmg 1 Che 7 Football 7 Manager H1 Y 3 4 Pre 1dent Home room Repre entatue 4 Paul ent1nel 'B 4 New Ed1tor Play 71 4 Ba ehall 7:4 D1l1kc homework STYQ Play It cool XV1ll hr locker to Fleck L1l1e to hunt Prefer green RONALD TEAGUE Tzggxe Colomal Manor Gen Ronmes strong Ronmes tall When pole taultmg hed nerer all Gym l 2 3 Student Councrl 7 3 Track 4 V y L1keQ Carol A1m to own a 1999 Cad1llac W1ll My 1X extra red1ts D1l1ke hrnnwork C mt do homework Prefer red whlte and blue 1 -fur il 'Fix JOHN TODD Todd Paulsboro Gen All the gwls got a cute lntle nod From the h1gh school Romeo ohn Todd Au 10 V1ua123 Gym 2 HIYI Paul entlnel 4 Wre tllng 3 Lant remember not to forget Prefers brown W1lls the lead from h1s penc1l and the 1nk from h1s en Say What now Blum7 Llkes Pat Us rhunse Elms ts in Sain: filmtv: 42 'fiacnn PATRICIA M THOMPSON Mah Oakuew Gen Shed rd around and cause a not Fooled mam vho thought she uas qzuet Dramaucs 1 O1l Parntlng 7 Roller ikatmg T 4 Tr1 H1 Y 1 3 U herette E W1lls her seat 1n art AIHX to make a m1 ION ay O' Go h' I. ten to My Prx er Prefcri hlue Cant tand home vtork R95 .qw CAROL TOMLIN Bndgeport Gen Her colors red and whzte were gax As cheerleader .she yelled H1p htp horray Sewmg 1 Mon1tor 23 Homeroom Repre entatwe 4 Cheerleader Says Best gxt Hobby 1 dancmg LIRCS to hear So Long Wrll her loeker to Sh1rley D1 hkes conce1ted boys H1deQ out at Vel s 1 , - ' 1 f 1 V, 1 , : A . 1 ' , , 1 ' -, 5 A A ,, 1 V .., g f - 1,2,3, g ars1t 2,3,4. 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U ' N . , , I S 'S V A ' ' -5 V I . . . l c . .. ,, ' . . . - s . . . s p . . . s , . . . . - KENNETH VANEMAN JUDITH L VILLANOVA Ken Oakvxew Cler Com At boolgkeepmg he was a star But D1ana pleased hzm more by ar Bachelor 4 B1ology 2 H1 Y 3 4 Math 1 Roller Skatmg 34 Track 1 D1 l1kes homework Can t do Enghsh W1lls h1s Engllsh book Says H L1 tens to Star Dust Likes D1ana Prefers ue AlmS to be a CPA lg 1 MARY LOU WATKINS Paul boro Gen Mary Lou rs a gwl who s quzet She would nerev start a not Ballroom Dancmg 1 Career 3 Needle work 7 D1 l1kes gettmg dres ed for gym A1ms to be a m1 s1onary to. a S A country L1 tens to Canad1an Sunset W1lls her neaks Cant get homework done Act1v1ty Perlod udy G1bbstown Cler Com We laughed untll we mc ed and rolled At udxs jo es so cute and bold Ballroom Dancmg 1 Basketball 12 Hockey l 2 Paul entmel 2 3 4 Pegasus 4 Play 3 Tr1H1Y3 Cant stop talkmg Prefers re A1ms to become a school teacher Say Honest to john DlSllkCS qu1et people ANTHONY W VILLARE Bozo Paul boro Loo here loo there loo all around Wrth Dxgl he s usually found AUd1O Vxsual 4 Chorus 4 H1 Y 14 Paul ent1nel 's 4 W1lls My late lrps to Meat a Says You dont ay D1l1ke concelted glflg Usually een at Patsy Cant get along wxth teachers Hobby IS playmg poo N-C x l 'K JAMES WILLIAMS m Paul boro Gen When he went down to the gym The teacher oten sllenced hum Brology 7 Football 4 Math 1 Amx to 1o1n the Navy Prefers blue D1Sl1k6S homework Say You can t take It wrth you Hobby IS mu 1C Favor1te uh ject 14 h1 tory MARJORIE WILLIAMS oan Paul boro Cler Com The banner she dzd bear Around the school and everywhere Band 4 Career 1 Color Guard 4 Gu1dance ' Tenms 34 Varslty 4 A1ms to make money Llke Merv R D1sl1kes concelted boys U ually found 1n a blue 56 Ford Lrstens to Ill Never Stand 1n Your Way Emu nzmnut fight against the future Time rs nn nur EIDE Cglahstnue ,l ' , , ' . . s C.P. 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A1111 to C ucce S u D1Sl1keS teStS Hohhy IQ g1rlS Found IH mox1eS XV1tche: B'1r1dSt1nd Le'1xcS h1s bookS to Dan 'fa' 'E .H . .1585 A ff 13. y , U m 4 S if We 1 f , S 1 Q . ' . if s I 1 X? 1 ff! l X 1 1 l ' ku' ' - 1 , c. C . N df ' 1 . 1 1 LC CP. , lg . 5 ' ' He 11111: mtl iv 1 hnld, J '. 7 ' ' . ' ' l' 5 g Or 11 11 l111IdmIQ I,CM.x.'f lydnrf, XX' l 11 611 '1'11, he 11'11x ryten Sh' wa: 111 ' ' 1 rd. B1 l 1,1,3,4g Cih 111115 13 1-14,111 Bask 1 1.41 ff11111C1':1 11.3.41 T ch 1 2 ' 1 3 1 ' f 2..,4. 3:l111Hl111t S 31 11S 111l :Asp H ., 1 1 1 Y, 1 15 5 S jjj . . . SzyS 1ll, ' SC j J A . 4. . . . Vxllls 1 kS 2 S . p f .zji U 1 1 N , , , I1 1 ' . . . . Son . . . fxll S lv 1'h . , . iS ' S 'S ' rl . . . A11 S h S ' .Sf l . .. H 'Y 2 . . . Q c U I ' ' 'lv . . . lvxllllllk' Seen 111 DiFl ' F '1 ' l 1' lS . . , L1St S to J 'S N . , . 'S ' J ' ' , . . H: ' ' lxu' . . . fl:111'1 lllllx s1z1ml H l f -l . 141d . . . U51 1 S 1 VCV: 1 , . 11 Q fl 11111th . , 1 Puf S 1 S . S 1 . 1 x ' x Q 1 x ' C. -. x 1 ' C' j ' Nwk V Q. C . ' K 1 S ' 41 fs f 1, 4 Jffr - '11 J Biology I .Sccrctz1ry: Needlework l 11 Bzmhelnr Ballroom D:111c11111 11 Buff At 111r1z1'ng the yearlwlq. Nick wak keen. l'4111lS1'111111cl 2 B1S'11'SS. ,, . g kcth: 1.3.41 Foothzlll 1.23, Z - 2 I 1 A -.-l C ' ', .'.s,'11 1 ,f .1 fs-: 1 ,-,Hi 1: ..: S.. 5. y. it .Y -1 .M .I x. ,l A . I K M .1 .N I M .S 1 '2,.,:1S. 1 'A M S .., 'lls .' hS'S.fl,.. ,,g 51, ' N... . , I H . 1 ,.,S.1c'I ,' .1 SS... 1 . . 1. U... .'. , 1.'a.p S. ' . , 31 N Q 11 1.13.65 J 1 1 H 1' lK.ff'l . A ,. a 1 r1:,S.Q1 ,1 ' A . W 1 'A 1 5 H51 A K 'Lf . , . A A .fbi A . 1 -JJ A91 ' 1 H lyk L , A l l fi ' -Elf? 1 . A 1 4 1 1-13 rl. 1. D.A.R. Pilgrim Beverly Riehl ,S I' ' ll! Q ' 7 R in a fix x l MX x ' A I 11 Outstanding Football Blocker Charles McGuire f Winners of Recognition by National Association for High School Poetry-J. Dey, R. Clement. Homemalcers - D. Kelly, Awarded Scholarship as State Winnerg B. Beckett, N. Beahm. Qwtstanhing Seniors Winner of American Legion Oratorical Contest Pearl Cadmus X lilwi all 19 Senior Dance Committee Chairmen -- C. McGuire, B. Giammarino, W. Yost, D. Fithian, C. Blum. fl: is 'Ol Big' - Ls, ,Ms , gf, E K' K, 1-A Z l I 1 1 'A l Best Musicians Winners of Essay Contest, Employment of the Handi- capped-A Community Re- sponsibility -I. Blair, M. A. Retltovis, T. Simek. W. Bradley and R. Iewiss Halloween Queen South Jersey Band Andrew Kegel I Speak for Democracy Contest L. Tobiag D. Cassidy, Winnerg L. Harbeson 5. Beverly Riehl lass iialsturp uf 1957 Dost thou love l1fe Then do not squander tlllle for that 15 the stuff l1fe IS made of Ben janun Flwllilillll onee sald these words We the class of 57 echoed the thought by tak1ng ad vantage of all the days of our four good years 1n P H S The manner of our use of t1me was set forth III th1s h1story There were 771 of us when fir t the school clock shoxyed the hour for the lWCL1I1D1I1Q of the first day There 111 the audl tor1um we found M1ss Andrews M1ss Margaret Carl1n M1ss Nancy Carlln M1 Kelly Mrs Peterman Mrs Tender and Mr Mandol1a ready to greet us and gu1de us to our home rooms Many of us had v1s1ted the school the year before when Mr Olson and M1ss Boyer had come to our schools and 1nv1ted us to come to see the h1gh school Novy we vyere here We were VISIIOTS no longer vye were really a part of Paulsboro H1gh School As soon as we became well enough acqua1nted vt1th our school and our classmates we elected our class officers Carl Blum Pres1dent Bunny Free VILC Presldent Beverly R1ehl Secretary Marfue Dehner Treasurer Our Homeroom R6pf6sCDt8f1VCS were George S1lherzahn Mary Ann R6fkOVlS Jean PElllHd111O Gall Magee Dorothy Campbell and R1ta D1S1mone The sophomores gave us a hearty welcome at a receptlon 1n the gymnaslum Later we dld our best to entertann the students w1th our Fresh man Assembly Bunny Free represented us 1n the Court of the Hallovye en Queen and at the Valent1ne Dance she was honored as Pr1ncess w1th Carl Blum the Valent1ne Pr1nce Cur Freshman Football Team lost only one game that year Robert Napol1tano sparked the JV and Vars1ty Basketball Teams by h1s sk1llful dI'1lWl7llDQ and Sl'1OOf1l'l0' When the yearbook came out we wondered by what mag1c all those p1ctures and stones were collected and organxzed T1me would tell' The next fall Mrs D6VO11Sl11fC Mrs LCWIS Mrs MOl1tOf Mrs Pelrce M1ss Vonada and Mr Lazevmek had our homerooms We were repre sented by Theresa S1mek Donnalee Humphrey Peggy Peek osephme Leone Den1s Drager and oe Stalter We kept Carl Blum 15 our PYCSI dent Beverly R1ehl became V1cePres1dent Bunny Free Secretary and Pearl Cadmus Treasurer Carl was an able Master of Ceremonles for our Freshman Sophomore Recept1on Th1s year freshmen from Gloucester Townsh1p entered our school and the class was large Under the able gu1dance of M1ss Vonada we sold per1od1cals amountlnff to a sum of 54273 1n our mavaz1ne dr1ve Showmv great salesman shlp Joe Bonner our hxgh salesman had a record of 818973 For our pr1ze we were trotters whlch the entlre student body enjoyed Th1s year P H S xx on the Brooks Irv1ne Mem orral Sportsmanshlp Award for the th1rd t1me The trophy became our permanent possess1on In Apr1l we d1splayed our many talents IH the Sophomore Assembly Carl Blum was the Master of Ceremonles How t1me had flown' Here we were junrors upperclassmen' We chose Carl Blum as PIESI dent agam w1th Beverly R1ehl Bunny Free and Dorothy Kelly as our other class officers Our able advlsers were Mrs Bordner M145 Madc1ff Mrs Setzer M1ss Shaffer Mrs Tr1ck and Mr R1d1nger In th1s busy year one of our first act1v1t1es was the un1or Dance ent1tled Autumn Leaves w1th mus1c by the Modernnalres 1115 If n end 0 1130 me 5' ff SHZJFAN va My X XX C OQYNTXX QU QMS POV ,f fffffff f ex . . , , . . . . ,, . . . 9 4 K . 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X- 9 , 4 Y s . . c fr, . . c 4 I A I I L I r as When December rolled around we were proudly C.llQPl'lylHQ our class rings We d1d not have unlform rlngs There were drfferent k1nds to choose from Our class agaln showed 1tS great talent 1n the unxor Play ent1tled Lady Be Good a sltua t1on comedy Mr Colofran on was our dxrector Naney Beahm Larry Harbeson Andrew Kegel Audrey Morlachettl Mary Ann RCEROVIS Judlth VllllIlC3V1 Lotus Tobu Romeo DeL1ber1s Robert Clement Barbara Armbruster and ean Blalr composed the cast Bunny Free and Elmer Cleffg were chosen as Mr and Mrs Front Plge at the PHUlS6I'1t1I'lCl Dance In une vye sa1d farewell to the class of t' w1th the annual un1orSen1or Prom It was a great succe s and an exemnfr endlnv to close the year Aqua llradxse Vkls a glChlIDlI'1g vyonder of underseas object mermuds octopuses and sea horses Senlors' Th1s vyas the m1g1cal name vte had been looklnfff foryyard to for four years We had one more glorious year To adv1se us 1n all yye d1d vye had Mr Dunels Mr Tender M1 s In August M James L Olson who had been our prlnclpal slnce 19a? left us to take the pr1nc1palsh1p of the hwh school IH Sumrnlt New er ey Our new pr1ne1pal was Mr Calvln E Illffllllff from Haddon Hewhts To lead us 1n our final year yye had John Lewoc a Student Councll Presldent Grace Mereantmo as Ed1tor of the Paulsentmel and Mary Ann Retkov1s and B1ll Rwler as Co Ed1tors of our Pegasus Carl Blum was Presldent for h1 fourth LOI1:CLllf1V6 year wzth Ronald Teague Beverly R1 hl and Bunny Free servlng vuth hun Our Hallowe en ueen yyas Beverly R1ehl Dot Kelly Mary Ann Kable Dorothy Dunn mnd Joann Forte were ln her court Pearl Cadmus shared wxth us her tr1p to Europe We gave her a page 1n our yearbook to descr1be her exper1ences On December 7th and Sth the audltorxum was filled for our class presentatxon of the Dead of N1ght a mystery play Mr Teal our able dlrector mtroduced the 1dea of presentlng awards to the best actor and actress 1n the Semor Play Su an Hlcks and Blll Bradley were the wlnners wth Craee Mercantmo and Larry Harbeson reeelvmg honor xble ment1on for thelr perform ances The Senlor Dance whlch was well attended was enyoyed by all In Apr1l we spent three wonderful days ID W1Sh1HQtOD D C We now knew that gradua tlon was not far ahead A:--RTW HW Hlf -We Fmally for our last hrg event of the year the jumors gave us a prom th1s we shall remember for the rest of our hves Then 1n June came the day to whrch we had been lookmg forward Our commencement was the summ1t of our school careers Now we would go on our separate paths always benefit mv from our hxgh school experrences The stream of time Ulldes smoothly on and IS past before vye know These words of the anc1ent poet Ov1d proved to be a good conclud 1nU thought for the chron1cle of our years at Paulsboro Hrgh School as l e W ff Sf + GDR M P be xx 4' JA? bald l J LX VnNS1JJ -., HN f J 1 , 1 1 l . .N 4y.k I . 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Y Y 's 9 7 7 2324 0 L Z ,LO , Em ,KA X3 1- s n A I xxx Q - 1 -rm m I , I D f lx J F ab 5 , , 1 -,, l F-1 Mwff-Y ' ff 1 A a awff F' J ' Ya, A .5 J N s :Y ,X v V r Y . , . 4 J .. . , QI 1 J! gy xr' 1' ' Q.. f of ' UT 15' , N, K I A Q ann HOMEROOM 105 FIRST ROW: M. Muldoon, I. Boultinghouse, R. DiSimone, I. Williams, C. Murphy, J. Morgia, Palladino, M. Albert, D. Brokenbaugh, B. Beckett, Miss Weber. SECOND ROW: K. Stubbs, Snyder, A. DeBerry, T. Simelc, L, Marinari, D. Falconi, H. Spayd, M. Rebyak, P. Lang. THIRD ROW: W. Bradley, D. Leash, Bonner, Angeline, E. Doalc, A. Driver, C. Blum, A. Bay, D, Cassidy. FOURTH ROW: R. Teague, A. Caira, R. Brown, Byrd, Williams. 15155 of 1957 HOMEROOM 106 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Daniels, G. Mercantino, N. Beahm, M. A. Retkovis, B. Giam- marino, G, Magee, Blair, Leone, Dey. SECOND ROW: W. Kelly, Lytle, 9 va Delbert Cassidy President of Homeroom 105 L. Gallagher, P. Cadmus, B. Bryant, J. Holtzhauser, R. DeLiberis, W. Rigler, A. Kegel. THIRD ROW: Ott, N. Yushchak, L. Johnson, L. Tobia, L. Harbeson, A. Hallett, A. DiGiovacchino, C. McGuire, R. Ragnelli. FOURTH ROW: C. Hankel, R. Clement, P. Conaway, V. Williams, W. Yost, Lewoc, G. Cipolla, Muldoon, N. Napoli Q9 ' Anthony DiGiovacchino President of Homeroom 106 Dorothy Kelly Presxdent of Homeroom 111 -sq-, in HOMEROOM 111 FIRST ROW Mrs Tender B Rltterson E Sharper B Smxth G Neale Y Drum mond B Gauthney I. Wozmak D Kelly C Ensfelder L Beckett SECOND ROW B Broadus R Dalbow Hellyer D F1th1an F Lewns R JQWISS E Salvatore Clow M Thompson THIRD ROW R Neal R Harbeson McFadden L Early I DeCcsar1 F Shaw Redkoles FOURTH ROW F Connelly R Haefele R Wxllxams L Graham G Hlgbee J Darby W Hmm-nn K Gray lass nf 1957 HOMEROOM 112 FIRST ROW F Pwtton R Sharper F Pappas S Hlcks B Clayman Smxth C Tomlin M Peck R Girzarelll J Mulligan N Smquett SECOND ROW K Vane man Haddock F Markegene B Bernardino J Villanova B Rlehl A Morlachetta S Kldd I McMan1my THIRD ROW R Renstle D Kntz C Gllllam F Grasso D Pollock F Pollncmo FOURTH ROW D Drager J Horner J Todd I Stalter W Annstrong Wh-1 james Horner 12 Presxdent of Homeroom 1 Most Likely to Succeed Pearl Cadmus and Bill Yost beers! Did Most for P.H.S. Grace Mercantino and Bill Rigler Most Stuclious Mary Ann Retkovis and Louis Tobia Youngest Doris Stapleford and Bill Kelly - Most Athletic Best Actors Nancy Beahm and Larry Harbeson Beverly Rnehl and John Lewoc A Cutest Couple Roberta Jewlss and Frank Markegene 'Q' Best Dressed Kay Stubbs and Anthony D1G1ovacchmo f .ay I '9 5. ,X I in l 9 EW wg we A v, Q 1 AR r - 1 L X ll :EQQ D, wf I I Best Dancers Bonnie Drummond and Ch3ff9l'b0X9S Julius Sebastxanx Judy Vxllanova and John Todd l 1 073-A Most Congenial Bunny Free and Jim Horner Tallest , Barbara Bryant and Vince Williams 1 9 6 lui! Quxetest Jean Blau- and Don Kltz Q! J V S ii Class Wlts Audrey Morlachetta and Dave Leash Shortest Elnzabeth Rafferty and john Haddock Biggest Flirts Sue Hicks and Romeo DeLilaeris Best Looking Dot Kelly and Carl Blum I I.- My mherntance how lordly wide and fanr Time IS my fan' seed field, to Time I m heir Goethe Nh LT : ' '-'ixkx xr f 3 1 1 -r -X X NA 6 X +- K x B A 53' E K nf . f ' qi 'i rv 177 fQ,y,s,, sfl,'Q,,,,,,1,,, .' V .V iv,gfgfig,' ' CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Dunn, Secretary, JoAnn Gesty, Treasurerg Louis Phillips, President, Anthony Casale, Vice-President. Eunints ln September, 1953, 260 puzzled and conf fused students entered Paulsboro High School. In September 1957, they were the backbone of their school. As juniors they no longer took back seats, instead they played a very important part. With the purchase of the traditional class rings, they now felt that they were really a part of their school as upper classmen. School spirit began prevailing in all their activities-first on the agenda were class meet' ings, Next the Junior Dance, Pumpkin Serenade, in honor of Halloween, was a great success. Then came the Junior Play, Our Hearts were V . ..rats A: - 1 . . on cf.1:f,5..59.gf5y-q. 5 . i 1 5 1 ' if 'S , - I S45 . 4 ., , . . .,., ar , wi I .. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Marie Dick, Homeroom 2025 Judy DuBois, Homeroom 2035 Phyllis Venuti, Home- room 110. STANDING: William Pezzuto, Homeroom 1043 Larry Barber, Homeroom 109' Edward O'Leary, Homeroom 103. 1 Young and Gay, under the capable direction of Mr. Donn Teal, with R. Jenkins, D. Pascoe, J, Dold, J. Vogeding, L. Laviano, R. Zedalis, J. Gesty, E. McGlincy, L. Gattuso, B. Hamilton, R. Free, P. Brooks, J. DuBois, M. Sacks, C. Cicchitti, and A. Casale as the capable actors and actresses. The climax of the junior year was the prom, filled with gaiety, laughter, and fun. In their accomplishments this year, they have shown cooperation combined with initiative. Dorothy Dunn, an outstanding member of the class, went to Bagdad where her father took a position with an oil company. HOMEROOM 103 FIRST ROW: Miss Shaffer, E. Becker, E. Belcher, M. Higbee, B. Linton, S. Hopen, M. A, Sacks, B. Koko, V. De- Angelis, M. Konnick, R. Blackburne. SECOND ROW: C.. Morley, B. Hunt- er, E. Uzdavines, 1. Byrd, M. Vande- grift, M. Keenan, D. McDonough, B. Bundens. THIRD ROW: R. Cameli, A. Fetters, R, Blue, P. Quigley, R. Zedalis, J, Ivins, L. Dowdy. FOURTH ROW: S. Nastasi, D. Philipp, K. Pat- ton, E. Erickson, L. Ramer, J. Praria, T. Fletcher. FIFTI-I ROW: N. Heil, P. DiNardo, R. Montana, E, Hertler, H. Fleck, R. Lutner. Q HOMEROOM 104 FIRST ROW: A. Kapp, G. DcAngelo, J. Hirst, E. Simpson, M. Tillman, L. Bailey, L. Kushall, E. DeVault, J. Burt, K. Wilk, P. Bahr, Pikf-. B. Patterson. SECOND ROW: R, Keen, W. Bertelsen, Rosypal, D. Gattuso, C. Vaughan, W. Zcmbcr, A. Martin, J. Munyon, W. Pezzuto, D. Ficara, A. Amadei. THIRD ROW: W. Dom- brosky, G. Johnson, D. Myers, A. Hitchner, Mears. Kelly, P. Car- penter. FOURTH ROW: P. Platt, A. Thomas, N. Hall, J, Vogt-ding, W, Hethcote. HOMEROOM 109 FIRST ROW: Miss Madciff, M. Cohen, G. Melnychuck, C. Levine, P, De- Vault, L. Fish, L. Laviano, B. Godfrey, R. Free, B. Gordon, DuBois. SEC- OND ROW: C. Maska, W. Atkinson, T. Delamater, C. Weitz, E. Wiley, G. Berry, L, Olack, C. Cicchitti, R. Bis- sey, P. Duca. THIRD ROW: G. Truss, A. Velahos, W. Wurtz, L. Barber, R. Libby, F. Winters, C. Schombcr, F. Schmutz, N. Damiani. FOURTH ROW: L, Phillips, R. Carter, P. Brooks, L, Lamson, R. Frank, Sc- bastiani. gr fausx l Win X HOMEROOM 110 FIRST ROW: C. Gallagher, Knoll, J. Burt, Feldman, Rizzo, M. Mil- ler, Magill, Stutzman, D. Dawson, R. Duca, Mrs, Bordner. SECOND ROW: C. Marshall, Wallace, L. Norton, P. Venuti, McCann, D. Rone, N. Stauffer, N. Velykis. P. Derer, THIRD ROW: Mood, L. Winters, Daiber, R. Jenkins, R, Bird, J. Doran. FOURTH ROW: D. Thomas, M. Sharer, R. Reed, W. jones, E. Mcstay, E. Maden. FIFTH ROW: L. Gattuso, W., Foulk, R. Franks, Petroski, HOMEROOM 203 FIRST ROW: E. Roesing, M. Green, 1. Marcelli, N. Maahs, 1. Capaldi, Z. Pappas, M. Kable, J. DuBois, J, Gesty, R. Dowdy. SECOND ROW: Miss Trick, Feo, J. Byrd, S. Herring, J. Amalfitano, E. Boone, D. Ratajski, E. Oslin, M. Hill, B. Hamilton, Dolcl, A. Eith, P. McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: H. Habicht, A. DiNardo, A. North. T, Gilligan. lass of 1958 HOMEROOM 201 FIRST ROW: M. Medley, M. Meyer J. Forte, D. McLaughlin, D. Watson T. Baylor, M. Keenan, H. Conard, R Giancaterino, D. Diehl, B. DiMatteo SECOND ROW: Miss Lacey, N Baumler, C. Riggins, B, O'Brien, E Morda, B. Perogine, P. Schnell, P Keen, B. Williams, A. DiBonna, B Newton. THIRD ROW: R. Gandy L. Gandy, Siegrist, Redcoles. L Doan, C. Eckman, T. Green, A, Casale. FOURTH ROW: E. McGlincy, T Dallas, Lloyd, E. Maden, A. Bate- man, L. Copeland. HOMEROOM 202 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Devonshire, A. Moore, D. Pascoe, B. Stevenson, E. Taylor, R. Leonard. D, Dunn. N. Brown, K. McKenna, M. Dick, C. Gordy. SECOND ROW: C. Gilson. D. Mullen, K. Stalter, R. Griffith, N. Shontz, A. Graisbery, Topeka, G. Karge. THIRD ROW: Gorman, P, Montana, B. Batten, Pettit, F. Thorpe. FOURTH ROW: R. Willis, R. Marino. v X 4 1 A . 1.3 N 5 F' f - 555 f 's-ww-..,,,m WM., Improve each moment as It Hles' Samuel ohnson ff 92' ,WM Nb C XV' Z x pa : -Jer -- -WM-M-W W 'sv - ' ,f 'f t -. go, + 4 ' f - .. 1 5 X 1, f We t' M 5 2 Q 2 P +rM 'mQ : Q . Catch them, oh catch the transient hourg . . 2 X at ,t W Q2 1 v ' , ul gl- . ir 2 x ' Q N . v 33' A . 1 4 ,. E X F CLASS OFFICERS R. Carter, E. Snyder, A. Villanova, R. DiNicola bupbumnrzs In the early fall of 1956, 271 sophomores returned to P.H.S. to resume their studies. Now that they were no longer the babies of our school, they could look down on one class at least, after all, they were now sophomores. They could sing their Alma Mater with pride. Their class oiiicers were soon elected, with Roscoe Carter taking high honors as President. The others highlighted with offices were Ronald DiNicola as VicefPresident, April Villanova as Secretary, and Elaine Snyder as Treasurer. The sophomores were now on their way to becoming topfrate students at P.H.S. They became more thoroughly acquainted with HOMEROOM 204 FIRST ROW: Miss McGeady, D. Brokenbaugh, J. Schmidt, I. Kayser, D. Bremer, M. Muse, I. Wenzel, E Snyder, 1. Clift, A. Brunei, P. Mor- ina, S. Richards. SECOND ROW: T Carter, C. Snipes, S. Walker, M Trout, E. Florig, L. Beatty, M. Boone, R. Novotny, B. Gardner, E. Godfrey, E C. Blair. THIRD ROW: R. Mann, R. Struss, D, McGinnis, W. Goldman, F. Salvatore, W. Schoch, Harbeson, D. Banks. FOURTH ROW: H. Doe, J. Goldsborough, P. Lombardo, J. Gatewood, R. Ray. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: D. Phillips, K. Keller, R. Rastelli STANDING: G. Marshall, R. DiNicola, J. Yost R. Todd. the practices and customs at P.H.S. during the magazine drive, Seven homerooms participated. Their sales were 85,688.67 The following served as secretaries for their homerooms during the drive: Elaine Snyder, Joan Cast, Kathy Schwan, Margaret Cadmus, Carol Nelson, Jean Apostle, Joan Combs. Dianne Chell served as general secretary to Miss Vonada. Two homerooms sold more than 51,150 this year-homeroom 210 and, homeroom 207. Home- room 210 had highest average per student. Their highest salesman was Kathy Schwan who sold approximately S274 worth of magazines. HOMEROOM 205 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Peterman, Cast, G. Carney, A. Koriakin, A, Radzik, M. Amendolia, R. Palazzese, M. Luko- savich, B. Rutherford. SECOND ROW: R. Haddock, G. Bay, S. Gresh, J. Lockley, E. Schoch, C. Carr, C. Alcott, Williams, A, DiPietro, S. Emrick. THIRD ROW: W. Valeslcy, I. Yost, E. Holtzhauser, W. Fisher, T. Dudzinski, E. Holzer, E. Zizmont, G. Marinelli, A. Rought, R. Danner, N, Stokes, B. Waegel. HOMEROOM 207 FIRST ROW: Miss Vonada, D, Searl, D. Chell, G. English, C. Siegrist, S. Bradshaw, K. Saya, Steward, R. Hill, L. Davis, R. Rastelli. SECOND ROW: S. Capasso, D. Johnson, S. Steward, L. Wyatt, K. Stone, K. Schwan, P. Lodge, R, Victor, R. Green, M. Sima, Lehman. THIRD ROW: R. Carter, R. Rosypal, Turner, May, C. Pelle, E. Gentile, 1. Yost, W, Haddock. FOURTH ROW: K. Fanslau, Manahan, H. Bailey, Shirk, G. Lee, D. Jones, R. Webber, R. Roche. HOMEROOM 208 FIRST ROW: Mr, Vatter, K. Fuhr- meister, Smith, DiNicola, P Mills, M. Campbell, Cervantes, I Donahue, D. Phillips, E. Perry, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: E. Weber R. Miller, L, Storm, D. Knestaut, B McDowell, B. Welch, M. Stewart, E. Milsted, M. Kelly, M. Cadmus, I. Nolte, C. Payne. THIRD ROW: K. Wood, R. Mills. M. Kidd, D. Taylor, J. Leporati, G. Crawford, T, Price, W. Lindsey. FOURTH ROW: V. Tosti, W. Gott, D. Hill, J. Friars, Albert, W. Rouse, McNeilly. v HOMEROOM 211 FIRST ROW: D. Gallagher, B. Cos- tantino. M. Piazza, C. Sheets, D. Knapp. Combs, A. Leap, D. Wood. A. Waldin, Mr. Peterman. SECOND ROW: L. Sheppard. R. Munyon. Porno. Nau. Niblerr. C. Can- navo. Wi. Cooper. R. DiFonzo. W. Good. THIRD ROWW: W. Weisser, J. Gotchel. J. Henry, G. Nanstiel. G. Nlarshall. Ramer. FOURTH ROW: I. Rogers, R. Steffens. D. Ramos, R, Topeka, J. Johnson. Brokenbaugh. lass of 19 9 HOMEROOM 209 FIRST ROW: J. Devenney, M. Yanus, M. Bollinger, M. Sharper, M. Matteo, C, Dallas, A. Villanova, E. Lincoln, E. Slccchak, E. Starck. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Molitor, F. DiGennaro, J. Cundy, P. Oswald, B. McColligan, M. Bender. C. Pollicino, M. Roberson, C. Nelson, R. Bornmann, C. Lyons. THIRD ROW: C, Keen, Cann, Bender. T. Gaines, W. Quattrochi, G. Stetser, Holda. FOURTH ROW: C. Hall, R. Cervantes. R. Todd, L. Strain, H. Soder, T. Bell, F. Carney, J. Quirk. HOMEROOM 210 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lewis, S, Assan M. Dolbow, R. Vanneman. G. Smith J. Apostle. T. Cassidy, A. Clayton B. Whitelam, D. Warren, T. Duca M. Croce. SECOND ROW: Hankel J. Myers, M. Banscher, M, Jester. K Power. P. jones, M. Lincoln, Mor- gan, A. Mattson. THIRD ROW: J Wilkins, W. Crowley, P. Scott, R DiNicola. Barrett. T, Pohlig, B Stevenson. C. Smith, FOURTH ROW W. White, R. Wohlrab, G. Horman G. Fanslau, R. Laurinaitis. R. Cairn J, Rctkovis, B. Cromwell. r Wait then child of hope, For Time shall teach thee all things , f f ' 1 - L f J M F Tuppe X ff X B - , . :Freshmen , A-an :cat I ttf!!! Bti. N A Y, CQ. Wight HOMEROOM 3 wa., CLASS OFFICERS N Duca, Cassel, B, Kamman, W. Myers freshmen It was 8:30 a.m., the first day of school, Sep' tember 5, 1956. The little lost freshmen were wandering through the halls looking for the auditorium, where they would be put into home' rooms and probably separated from most of their friends. Wondering what was next, they received their class schedules. At 9:00 a.m. these newcomers were really confused. Ashamed to ask where their rooms were, they wandered into class late, and some still ended up in the wrong classes. This conf tinued for only the first few days and then tense feelings started to relax. HQOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: M. Funari, Pollicino, C. Forte, B. Gibison. SECOND ROW: W. DiTonnio, Delamater, C. Harris, J. Herbst, R. Lombardo, E. Inman. In the middle of October, the Freshman' Sophomore Reception, their first great social event, was held in the gym. The freshmen, by the end of the HYSC six weeks, were acquainted with most of their class' mates. It was then that they elected their officers. The Freshman Class Officers for the year 1956f 57 were as follows: President, Wayne Myers: VicefPrcsident, Judy Casselg Secretary, Bonnie Kammang Treasurer, Nick Duca. And then, in June, the babies of P.H.S. were no longer little lost freshmen, instead they were fullffledged sophomores. Ouvtm W J hut. mug: r L vars gw cv but Qs. C Firms Q 'Ma H LAD -F' F FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ross, D. Stetser, I. D,Ambrosio, L. Freeman, A. Blitz, P. Rizzo, N. Weiss, A. Wilbur, B. Beckett, M. Bell, F. Wilkins. SECOND ROW: R. Hamilton, Burt, M. Hoskins, V. Lentz, Green, M. Michaelchuck, M. Rodenbaugh, E. Garnett, B, Stickerocl, R. Eckert, L. Myers. THIRD ROW: O. Damiani, M. Dehner, W. McClister, W. Cow- gill, R. Hagan, C, Cipriani, W. Barn- aby, Fisler, Feo, W. Myers. FOURTH ROW: Dempsey, Ienis, T. Stout, G. Williams, D. Carter, R. Devine, Delamater, R. Green. HOMEROOM 4 FIRST ROW: Miss Kelly, T. Pine, C. Dey. V. Davis, P. Dowdy, J. Steward, K. Pszwaro, L, Gillikin, D. Holmes, C. Campolie, K. Gentile. SECOND ROW: R. Sturdivant, W. Jester, C. Stippick, K, Fletcher, M. Sigler, F. Callaghan, J. Swed, L. Grotzinger, R. Justis, F. Turton, W. Heppard. THIRD ROW: A. Kelly, F. Connelly, R. Kayser, F. Dunajelc, M. McGlincy, C. Byrant, H. Kappra, G. Fiorile FOURTH ROW: T. Elliott, R. Rams- dale, Santosuosso, Curtis, Towles, A. Quattrochi, H. Ramer, W. DiTonnio. HOMEROOM 5 FIRST ROW: C. Lewis, V, Bell, L Burt, S. Monte, M. Giedryc, B. Bird 1. Espiscito, L. Hoffman, R. Lombardo B. Byrd, R. Wood. SECOND ROW Miss N. Carlin, E. Atkinson, A, ,lab lanofslcy, C, Pollicino, M. Hires, H. Mihlebach, A. Eiden, P. Moore, A Antainitis, E. Magin. THIRD ROW E. Cunard, R. England, E. Lentz, J Meddings, R. Higbee, A. Guimetti, S Blair, M. Mihlebach, Fitzgerald. FOURTH ROW: G. McGuire, D Saul, L. Lloyd, T. Trautner, G. Calo gero, A. Dempsey, B. DiStefano. 1 HOMEROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Mrs. I-Iaupt, A, Wood T. R. Morina, A. Hines, K. Mead, M Hatton, E. Riclcert, S. Myers, G Johnston, B, Kamman, P. Baily. SEC- OND ROW: P. Leap, D. Bennetch E. Kidd, P. Moore, J. Herbst, M Linne, D. Buchalski, E. Biclcley, J Frampton, THIRD ROW: Davis R, Banscher, C. Barnard, C. Bolton 1. Dowdy, Battaglia, N. Duca, R Cundey. FOURTH ROW: R. Gray H. Miller, W. Bien, E. Moore, H Green, J. Carty, W. Bates, M. Bor- relli. 1 9 .fi A f HOMEROOM LIBRARY A FIRST ROW: Mr. Teal, M. Suiter, C. Ott, F. Gattuso, Morgey, P. Sockwell, F, Paviglianiti, M. McCar- son, Rigler, B. Ailes, M. Davis, C. Harris. SECOND ROW: F. Williams D. Minix, L. Watson, D. Harris, S. Perogine, R, Ginon, R. Lavender, M. Montgomery, I. Gray. THIRD ROW J. Adcock, D, jagers, A. Mastronardo HOMEROOM 10 FIRST ROW: R. Vaneman, E. Leone, S. Saunders, L. Mills, R, Centofanti, N. Colligan, B. Baker, C. Forte, P. Herzberg, A. Goodwin, F. Steward, B. Failing, Mr. Angle. SECOND ROW: P. May, Rile, S. Cziryak, W. Dunn, D, Stauffer, N. Woodward, A. Holmes, R. Stetser, S. Moore, T. Van- lier. THIRD ROW: W. Redcoles, P. Lombardo, Pollock, R. Johnson, P. Grosso, W. Springer, R, Rowe, J. Van Oyen. FOURTH ROW: J. Tir- pack, A. Wilson, W. Platt, H. Bethel. HOMEROOM ll FIRST ROW: Miss M. Carlin, N. Haddock, S. Coughlin, M. Becker, M. Funari, S. DiGiovacchino, Clark, A. Sloan, E. Vitullo, N. Gambogi, E. Warner, Atkinson. SECOND ROW: 1. Kelly, W, Topeka, B. Gilbert, Cassel, G. White, P. Bird, S. Thomp- son, E. Myers, R. Scuderi, A. Coco. THIRD ROW: T. Parker, L. Sturdi- vant, W. Muhlbaier, D. Smith, J. Myers, DeAngelo, L. Carter, Pal- ladino. FOURTH ROW: C. Murphy, R. Maden, Silvestro, C. Muntz, A. Sierocinski, B. DiSimone. lass HOMEROOM LIBRARY B FIRST ROW: Mrs. Locklear, R. Sharp, D. Massino, Sinquett, R. Ciarlanti, R. Retkovis, L. Hinkson, G. Scott, R. Kennedy, J, Pollicino. SEC- OND ROW: C. Gruber, M. Lytle, J. Hughes, B, Green, R. Mihlebach, G. Jenkins, A. Heritage, C. Holmes, R. Samuels. THIRD ROW: F. Novotny, J. Pasquini, W. Yarborough, C. Sen- ior, Souder, R, DeWalt, D. Read, J. Nelson. HOMEROOM AUDITORIUM C FIRST ROW: Mr. Rachko, S. Dawson, C. Zane, M. Worrell, B. Gibison, Kletzing, B. Trautman, B. Ziennker, A. Nicotra, A, Manel, R. Steffens. SECOND ROW: V. Rich, Hen- drickson, B. Compton, M. Zee, Trout, D. Heilman, J. Banks, J. Bev- erly, V. Zubec. THIRD ROW: G. Dehner, A. Coco, D. McManamy, C. Bratton, H, Cundey, Wilson, B. Jenkins, DeLiberis. FOURTH ROW: W. Hires, F. Pollock, Kidd, T. Walls, C. Stauifer, H. Johnson, E. Baltadonis, R. McCauley. uf 1960 ix HOMEROOM AUDITORIUM D FIRST ROW: L. Hill. D. Ladner, M. Zienneker, P, McNeilly, D, Bilbee, M DeMarco, T. Ellison, Applegate, C. Fuhrmeister, D. Weber, K. Pappas, J. Abronski, SECOND ROW: Mrs Tucker, V. Bernardino, E. Inman, L Worthington, L. Tuel, H. Konopka C. Marinari, R, DeVine, E. Long, C. Broadus. THIRD ROW: R. Joslin, C. Still, S. Flem, H. Henderson, D. Wilt- pee, R. Myers, R. Cervantes, J. Bell FOURTH ROW: G. Bradley, J Rathof, G. Ross, J. Spencer, P French, J. Flegel, A. Gentile, R. Allen J. Adams. 'x I yvf? I 'Q v 0 . fig! f q I , - x - .Ng v GX If a xy Make haste nor wait the coming hoursg Q He who is unready today will be more so ,, ' . tomorrow. ' Ovid ,Qff - f'xX- tj N ww W! .f L ff'f7' Vff'j,Ef75 f iffff fgynf , fl. T' 24,5 3, W gi-'Q 1 V 4 -N I if r gi 5 , if Mr Limanni Mr Rl Mr, Ross Mr, Lazevnick FIRST ROW: Gorman, F. Thorpe, Williams, Byrd, D. Drager, C. Blum, W. Yost, Horner, C. McGuire, W. Moore, Lewoc, A. DiGiovacchino, A, Bay, Bonner, G. Cipolla, F. Markegene. SECOND ROW: Lloyd, P. DiNardo, C. Weitz, P. Callaghan, P. Duca, R. Bissey, L. Lamson, N. Damiani, F. Carney, L. Barber, A. Casale, D. Thomas, A. Thomas, S. Nastasi, P. Carter. THIRD ROW: G. Nanstiel, T. Dallas, D. Ramos, Manahan, Yost, G. Lee, Johnson, T. Cassidy, Yost, Harbeson, T, Barrett, W. Rouse, Holda, Gotchel. FOURTH ROW: C. Cipriani, G. Fanslau, W. Hethcote, R. Roche, R. Wilson, M. Kidd, R. Leporati, Topeka, R. Ray, McNeilly, T, Dudzinski, Rogers, W. Weisser. Carl Blum was elected to the first team in Group III and the Colonial Conference. Also, he received a place on the All South Jersey squad. Charles McGuire, james Horner, and William Yost also received places on the Group III team and first team honors in the Colonial Conference. Many of the other squad members received Honorable Mention on these teams. Mr. Ridinger, the head coach, and Mr. Lazevf nick coached the backfield, while Mr. Liinanni and Mr. Ross handled the line. Our j.V.'s, who were led by Mr. Lazevnick, showed great spirit in coming through with a championship season. They were unbeaten and tied once. Mr. Yaeger coached the freshmen to a fair season. At the award assembly, Mr. Ridinger pref sented the team to Mr. Ingling, who in turn, presented the varsity awards to the squad. Eight out of nine-not a bad average. Mr. Yaeger This year was a banner year in our pep sessions. Our student body showed great spirit in the auditorium and on the field. Many teachers said that these rallies were the greatest held in P.H.S. The spirit in the pep rallies carried over to the football team. They had good spirit at their grueling practices and at the games. An example of this spirit was at the game with our tradif tional rival, the Thundering Herd from Wood- bury. Paulsboro crushed them 25fO. For the third straight year, Paulsboro has blanked Wood- bury. This is the first time in Paulsboro history that Woodbury has been held scoreless for three years. The only defeat that the Red Raiders suffered was at the hands of an undefeated Haddonheld team. The Big Red was nosed out by Haddon' field for the Colonial Conference Championship. However, the team won the' mythical Gloucester County Championship. Plowing For Yardage Make It Good' A Bay C Blum I Bonner I Byrd G Cipolla Mi an fa ,L 4 .,,. ,..::-' '53 ,img M aiu, 1 J -- 2 A D1Giovaccl1mo Drager M S if MMM Mr. WWF' W . .. , , , uf , .4 A V W L, Q' I. Hornet J, Williams W. Yost J Lewoc F. Marlcegene McGuire W Moore VARSITY FOOTBALL JV FOOTBALL OPP Clmyton ......... Haddon Heights . Audubon ....... Rggional ..... . . Haddonfield P1lmyra ..... . . Merchantville .... Woodbury . . . . . O Glassboro . . . . . 6 PHS 23 27 opp PHS Clayton ......... Haddon Heights . . . Audubon . . Regional . . . Haddonfield Palmyra . . . Merchantville Woodbury . .. 7 26 K ., 7 Paulsboro vs. Woodbury VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: I. Byrd, L. Copeland, C. Blum, W, Yost, C. McGuire, A. DiGiovacchino. SECOND ROW: N. Napoli, A. Casale, T. Dudzinski, A. Thomas, P. Callaghan, Mr. Ross, Enya' Basketball BOYS' BASKETBALL Opp. PHS Clayton .... .. 22 47 Sxxwidcslwro . . 55 48 Xvoodlwlry . .. . . 55 42 Pcnnsgrovc . . . . 69 63 Audubon . . . . .. 62 49 Haddonfield . . .. . 40 35 Nlcrchzlntvillc . . . . . 58 34 Wmmmmdbury' . . . . . . . . 63 66 Glusslworo ............... 43 57 Camden Vocational . . . . . 51 68 Haddon Hcights ... ... 72 46 Rcmonnl ........ .. 54 57 Audul'-on .... . .. S3 51 Haddonfield . ... 66 55 lvlcrchuntvillc . . . . . 57 42 VVoodl'vu1'y . . . .. . 55 56 Pcnnsgrovc ..... . . . 65 47 Haddon Hcights . . .. 72 57 Regional .... ... 58 59 Glnssboro . . . . . 54 64 J.V. AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: R. Struss, C. Smith, 1. Yost, T. Pohlig, I. Lloyd, R. Caira, J. I-Iolda, E. Holzer. SECOND ROW: G. Williams, E. Baltadonis, J, De- Liberis, D. Wiltsee, Santosuosso, G. Gray, C. Stauffer, T. Walls. THIRD ROW: J. Adams, C. Bernard, T. Waters, I. Meade. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: R. Sharper, STAND- ING: M. Amcndolia, M. A. Kable, D. Ratajski, Byrd, S. Walker, D. Kelly, B. Free, B. Riehl, F. Lewis. NOT PRESENT: P. Lang, T. Carter. 'ug Girls' Easkethall GIRLS' BASKETBALL Opp. PI-IS l'itm.m ......... . 36 Cgimdcn Catholic . ... 59 Gloucester ..... .. . 48 Bridqcton . .. . 65 Pciiiisgrovc . . . .. 43 Audubon ..... . 36 Collingswood . .. . 36 Wfifwdburyi . . . . FS Regional ... ... 42 Glouccstfr . .. . 55 Audubon ..... ... 43 Collingswood . . .. 43 Regional . .. . Z4 Wl1lWdl7KlTy' . . .. . 41 J.V. BASKETBALL K N E E L I N G : D. Brokenbaugh STANDING: R. Green, K. Stone, E Simpson, D. Diehl, G. Carney, R. Novotny. NOT PRESENT: B. Florig, D. Johnson, S. Stewart, A. Koriakin B. Gardner. . , SK u- K liY4gf Get That Ball! R. Sharper, B. Broadus, D Broadus, D. Brokenbaugh, R Leonard, P, Lang, J. Lock ley, B. Riehl, Byrd, Z Pappas, C. Lyons, R. Free, S. Kidd, A. Moore, Miss Mutchler. ., -. ' A 4 Capt am, Beverly Riehl ilautkep The Raiderettes, who were coached by Miss Mutchler, captained by Beverly Riehl, and led by other spark plugs such as Rosalind Sharper and Pat Lang, had an enjoyable season. How' ever, it was the Hne work and cooperation of the whole team that won the games. Miss Seidler piloted the j.V.'s to a line season. The attitude of both teams was very good, and all did their best in practice and in the games. o g y ye - If' A . fp fm- KR ,K f. K ., si. Opp. PHS Swedesboro . . . . . . 3 O Woodbury . . . . . . 4 1 Bridgeton . . . . . 2 2 Collingswood . . . . . 2 2 Gloucester . . . . . 2 4 Audubon .... . . 4 2 Woodbury . . . . 7 3 Bridgeton . . . . . O 1 Collingswood . . . . 2 4 Gloucester . . . . . 2 1 Audubon . . . . 2 3 KNEELING: D. Brokenbaugh, B. Rutherford, A. Moore. STANDING: Byrd, M. Piazza, L. Davis, A, Mattson, M. Sharper, R. Victor, R. Green, J. Lockley, K. Stone, D. johnson, Miss Seidler, J. Clift. ...ir Rosalind Sharper Hockey Spark Plug October CROSS COUNTRY TRACK SCHEDULE 5 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: R. Hagan, F. Schmutz, P. Scott. SECOND ROW: Mr. Creutzinger, B. Bundens, W. Foulk, R. Carter. m Larry Harbeson, Captain Qlruss Qiuuntrp Trask TRACK SCHEDULE Vineland A. April 3 Haddonfield H. October 19 Moorestown and Pitman A, April 10 Audubon H. October 26 Vineland A. APM 16 October 31 South jersey Champs-Bridgeton APfll 20 Bfidgewn R9l3Y5 A- November 4 Open 26, 26 Penn Relays A. November 7 Woodrow Wilson Mgr' 23 Re ionalQHaddon Hts A November 12 State Championship Mag 15 Pafnyra ' A: November 14 Mt. Holly A. May 18 Group In Meet A. May 22 Woodbury A. May 24 Colonial Conference Track Meet A. June 1 New Jersey State Meet A. TRACK FIRST ROW: R. Samuels, J. Byrd, C. Blum, W. Yost, R. Teague, A. Casale, W. Rouse, J. Curtis, Kelly, A. Thomas, E. Baltadonis, Adams, R. Carter, SECOND ROW: Mr. Creut- zinger, R. Topeka, Yost, P. Duca, H. Henderson, T. Price, C. Schomber, P. Carter, Lloyd, 1. Shirk, W. Kelly, H. Bailey, W. Topeka. THIRD ROW: 1. Vogeding, C. Wiltsee, T. Waters, 1. Flegel, S. Kupsey, L. Ramer, D. Thomas, M. Borrelli, W. Valesky, T, Adams, Broken- baugh, Mr. Yaeger. 3 igsii RHS. 'S l is VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: W, Foulk, W Bertelsen, Topeka, K Stalter, T. Cassidy, L. Tobia G. Truss, C. Vaughan SECOND ROW: Mr. Angle G. Horman, F. Thorpe, G Cipolla, Lewoc, Horner D. Drager, Harbeson, P, in Kwlibmk- ,Q A Callaghan, G. Johnson. ' 'Q A' - ... i .iimwwki-' 'fgxgk A-1 5... A ' . WW. '-5fl Q,,.: , I. Horner. Lewoc Igasehail BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 1 Glassboro A. April 4 Merchantville-1.V. A. April 8 Haddonfield-J.V. A, April 11 Woodbury-J.V. H. April 15 Penns Grove A. April 23 Haddonfield-Fr. H. April 25 Regional-LV. A. May 2 Haddon Heights-J.V. H. May 6 Merchantville-j.V. H. May 9 Audubon-Fr. A, May 13 Woodbury-Fr. A. May 16 Penns Grove H. May 20 Regional-J.V. H. May 23 Haddon Heights-Fr. A. May 27 Audubon-j.V. H. May 31 Glassboro H. TENNIS Mrs. Ross, D. Kelly, C. Eisfelder, M, A. Kable, F. Pappa Giammarino, Miss Seidler. -- 'ww . . . .. f.ar', M, n PM .si . gf A' ,Q 1' fi April May May May May May iliienms TENNIS SCHEDULE Collingswood Bridgeton Penns Grove Woodbury Woodstown Tennis Leagu s, M. A. Sacks, M. A. Retlcovis, B s. ,,-...fy -K 6 X .E , v 1- ' E, CHEERLEADERS S of H., ., C. Tomlin, K. Stubbs, B. DilVlatteo, Dold, B. Bernardino, B. Drummond, P. Peck, F. Pappas, D. Dunn. Head Cheer 1 B, Bernar Zin splratwn Drum Majorette D. Kelly if Hr.. uf . ' -- CH , ...Aid Head Majorette J. Forte MAJORETTES B, Gordon, E. Oslin, D. Pascoe, J. Hellyer, J. Forte, P. McLaughlin, B. Bryant, C. Eisfelder. 'FW- COLOR GUARD S. Hicks, L. Wozniak, B. Smith, Snyder, G. Neale, C. Murphy, S. Herring, J. Williams. Iuhs Let every man be master of his Time. 1 , h Shakespeare X - -A ,ff mg , S ff! 'Z X 7 1 A 6 N E Af' gin ' ,ff x- fX . 4 i.. Q 5 EDITORS William Rigler, Mary Ann Retkovis ADVISERS Mrs. Daniclsg Miss I-Iavensg Mr. Dan- iel. Photogmpherg Miss Wcberg Miss Lacey. BQHSUS There Were so m.my seniors on the stuff that the Pegasus workruom would not hold them all. Every Monday, FI-llLll'4kl.ly, :md Friday, they were working around nhl- stage entrance and around 106. The CO'EClit0rs, Mill'y' A1111 Retkovis and William Rigler, kept .everyone busy writing, xlrranging, editing, and identifying. Brenda Bcmardino and her typists kept their fingers llying. Some of the staff memlwrs went with Mrs. Dmicls to the Columbia Press Association meet' ing :lt Drexel Institute in I'l1il:ldelpl'1ia. on j.mL14iry 12, The stuff was gratefulnto Mr. Stumpf, Mr. lngling, all the faculty, and the students for their cooperation. LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW: G. Magee, N. Napoli, B. Giammarino, W. Rider, M. A. Retkovis, J. Bonner, L. Beckett. R. DeLiberis. SECOND ROW: T. F. Pappas, G. Mercantino, Mrs. Daniels, D. Kelly, N, Yushchak, Ott. THIRD ROW: Hellyer, B. Free, W. Yost, V. Williams, D. Kitz. .CF .fr High Salesman Chief Typist B. Bryant B. Bernardino 'rYP1sTs TL R. Yandach B. Bernardino, C Eisfelder J Clow x-K V .5 N Q9ur jaearhuuk '34, ' BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Miss Weber, M. Albert, E. Salvatore, Dey, B. Bryant, Snyder, C. Murphy K. Stubbs. SECOND ROW: S. Hicks, L. Marinari Hellyer, H. Spayd, R. Disimone, Williams. i iBauI5entimzI BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Byrd, R. Yandach, A, Moore, A. Morlachetta, Villa- nova, Miss N. Carlin, V. DeAngelis, C. Cicchitti. SECOND ROW: R. Blaclcburne, K. Wilk, E. Heilman, L, Fish, R. Vanneman, M. Amendolia, DiNicola. THIRD ROW: F. Holmes, J. Apostle, C. Cannavo, L, Doan, H. Spayd, D. Knestaut, C. Maska. Yrvz' ADVISERS AND EDITORS SEATED: G. Mercantino, A, Mor- lachezta. STANDING: Mrs. Bordner, Miss Carlin. The school newspaper, the Paulsentinel, had Il very successful year. For the first time since its existence, the staff won the Gloucester County Tuhereulosis Association Press Contest. They were given the Stephen Crane Meniorigtl Award and at trip to New York, in order to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference in recogf nition for their outstanding work in the Tuherf culosis Contest. Beginning this year, instead of xleeting edif tors hy vote, the candidates wrote compositions on their re.1sons for wishing to he editors. This proved to he rather effective. LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW: V. Williams, B. Giammarino, L. Kushall, G. Mercantino, L. Tobia, Vogeding. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bordner, M. Muldoon, N. Sinquett, Morgia, M. E. Rebyak, Dey, I. Boultinghouse. A. Koriakin, D. Pascoe, P. Cadmus, THIRD ROW: F. Winters, Daiber, R. Zedalis, A. Villare, D. Leash, L. Copeland, J. Holrzhauser, E. McGlincy, M. A. Retlcovis, B. Bundens, D. Gattuso, K. Vaneman, atiunal iiaunnr bncietp This year the students who achieved the high requirements of this society were chosen by the faculty, Students chosen had an eightyfive or above average and the qualities of Service, Lead' ership, Scholarship, and Character. It was a great honor for those who were elected and initiated in Mzirch. The ceremony is an extremely impressive one for the underclassmen. The initiates march dovvn the aisle to the stage. The officers present speeches on the qualities of the society. It is ended by the recitation of the pledge by the members. Everyone tried very hard to be elected to the greatest honor in high school. Belonging to this society is very valuable, not only while in school, but also for a recommendation for college. SENIORS FIRST ROW: T. Simek, R. Yandach, G. Mercantino, P. Cadmus, M. A, Retkovis, B. Giammarino. S E C O N D ROW: M. Georgiana, A. Kegel, W. Yost, W, Rigler, N. Napoli, B. Free. I X J I X f N JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Gesty, R. Dowdy, P. McLaughlin, DuBois, M. A. Sacks, E. Shuttleworth. SECOND ROW: R. Z-edalis, Hirst, I. Byrd, Lloyd, L. Kushall, D. McDonough, Daiber. OFFICERS SEATED: B. Free, Treasurerg Miss Trick, Adviser P Cadmus, Secretary. STANDING: W. Yost, President N. Napoli, Vice-President. As usual the Paulsboro Student Council was very active this year. They began the school term with the selling of football programs after they had obtained a suflicient number of foot' ball program advertisements. Football pins were also sold. Handbooks were given to the fresh' men. Bookcovers and pennants were sold during the entire year. Candy was sold by Student Council members at home basketball games and wrestling meets. Representatives from the Student Council were sent to both the Annual Fall Conference of the South Jersey Federation of Student Councils and the annual conference of New Jersey Stu' dent Councils. One of the main activities was the Annual Spring Conference of South Jersey Student Councils which was held at this school. As is customary, the Student Council sponf sored the Christmas decoration contest. The win' ners were: First Prize. Miss Trick, Homeroom 2031 Second Prize, Miss Vonada, Homeroom 207: Third Prize, Mrs, Daniels. Homeroom 106. The annual Student Council Valentine Dance was a great success since it was well attended by both the faculty and student body. A paid assembly was sponsored by the Student Council along with the usual May Student Coun' cil assembly which is devoted to election speeches of prospective Student Council oflicers. Patrons were obtained and tickets sold for the Spring Concert by Student Council mem' bers. So ended another successful Student Council year. The students were very grateful to Mrs. Lewis and the Student Council for the leadership given during the year. STUDENT COUNCIL Stuhent uuntil OFFICERS SEATED B Riehl V DeAngellS I Gesty A Villa nova STANDING I Lewoc Mrs Lewis Adviser FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lewis, A. Gesty, A. Villanova, V. DeAngelis, Lewoc, B. Riehl DeAngelo, S. Saunders. SECOND ROW: E. Stark, C. Ott, Pollicino, S. Bradshaw, A. Eiden D. Kelly, M. Piazza, B. Beckett, E. Bickley. TPIIRD ROW: A, Velahos, W. Gott, A. Casale N. Napoli, S. Nastasi, I. Doran, T. Dudzinski, I. DeLiberis, A. DiGiovacchino 1.4, 16 I X Aboard the TSS Arosa Star with my Famrly 'Tl M... Wxth my Dutch Famlly In France, Fontamebleau Q btuhent nuntnl itlllemher II1 IIUJIJB By lme Pearl Cadmus Antxclpatron reached rts hxghest pltch as our group of 105 student councxl members and sponsors observed the Isle of Wrght yust off the coast of England We were almost there' Ecstasy was mountmg as the coastlme came mto vrew At 9 AM we docked at Southampton England Then followed the endless wartmg rn llne for the checkmg of passports the obtammg of embarkatlon cards and other necessrtres We surely were a ludrcrous srght as we advanced down the gangplank wrth cameras coats bags surtcases and the other rtems wh1ch composed the luggage We were to v1s1t erght forergn countries They rn cluded England Holland Belg1um Germany Austrra Italy Swrtzerland and France Our tr1p was sponsored by the Natlonal Assocratron of Student Councrls wh1ch had maugurated the trxp rn commemoratron of 1ts 25th anmversary We were all dxvlded m three mam d1v1s1ons the red white and blue groups On the Contment we traveled rn buses desrgnated to each of these vanous groups Wrthm these dxvlslons fell the famrlres of four or five glrls or four or five boys as the case mrght be Each famlly had 1ts mother or father We had sarled on july 3 and arrnved 1n England on uly 13 on the TSS Arosa Star We were to go home on the TSS Columbra on August 8 sallmg from Le Havre France In England we vxsxted the Tower of London West mxnster Abbey Buckmgham Palace The Old Curxosxty Shop the Houses of Parlrament Shakespeares brrthplace Stratford on Avon Ann Hathaways cottage Charle cote Mansron m Warwrckshrre and Oxford Umversrty The same day July 15 we had the unusual experxence of enyoymg hrgh tea consrstmg of cold meats salad tea and crumpets The prevrous evenmg we had been hosts and hostesses at a banquet to a fascmatrng group of twenty five Engllsh students Immediately followmg dxnner some of our guests gave extemporaneous talks on thexr schools After thexr presentatxons a few of our membershlp gave srnular speeches on our Amerrcan system of educatxon After our VlS1t to England we caught the mght steamer at Harwrck for the Hook of Holland on the mght of july 16 There we met new frxends and had new experl ences We had to leave entxrely too soon wh1ch was the case on our whole trxp mrlls we lrved rn Dutch homes for two days and cer tamly establrshed long lastmg frrendshxps The outstand mg srghts were rn the Hague and Amsterdam Our homes were rn Rotterdam We were m Brussels the capxtal of Belg1um for one day and one mght Because the vsut was brlef our experx ences were lnmlted However we did YlSlt the Wxertz Museum and saw Belglums Independence Arch celebrat mg thexr independence from Holland m 1830 Our first snght ln Germany was the zmpressxve Cathedral of Cologne After staymg overmght wxth a German famlly there we traveled to the capital of West Germany Bonn to tour the Bundeshaus thelr government buxld lng Contmumg on we proceeded to Welsbaden vxa the famous Rhme Rxver Here we agam stayed overmght rn German homes We went to Herdelberg where we were accommodated by other famllxes In Munach the homes of Amerrcan servxcemen served as our homes for one day In lovely Austr1a the snow capped Alps became the object of contmued wonder and awe We remamed a couple of days here 1D Innsbruck hvmg ln chalets One of the days was spent up ln the mountams after we had reached our destrnatxon by cable car In the evenmg we attended an Austrlan festxval On to Italy' The remarkable land of unbehevable beauty gondola rldes romance and plzza ple In Vemce we saw St Marks Cathedral the Doges Palace the Grand Canal the Brxdge of Srghs and enjoyed swlms and suntans obtamed on the Lxdo beach Along with this went the fabulous Venetran nights srdewalk cafes street vendors and nearby orchestras and bands In Geneva Swltzerland we lived at the Internatlonal School of Geneva Here we toured the League of Natrons bulldmgs and enjoyed varxous sxghts of the c1ty Pans France proved to be qulte an mterestmg place We vrsrted the world famed Louvre Museum and Notre Dame Rrdmg down Champs Elysees we observed the Arc de Triomphe under wh1ch rs the tomb of the Unknown Soldrer We saw the E1 el Tower the Church of Samt Chapelle the Church of the Sacred Heart and the Palace of Versanlles And so our days drew to a close but not without mnumerable embarrassmg enjoyable hnlanous and educa tronal expenences which had made the NASC European Tnp for Internatronal Understandmg one of the most rmportant happenmgs rn our llves ' fl 1 U! 'E' ' ' Q 5 , s 7 ! ' Y 5 . 5 , , - W 5 , . , . . th A ' S1 M, ' , , . J .. .. . . . , I6 I! ' ' ' , , cc ' aa ' ' ' ' . , . , Q v i 9 ' K n ii r r , I y l I ' 3 t si A it , v . : ! 7 5 . , , . , I . , . In Holland, the land of tulips, wooden shoes, and wind' , . ' cc ' an . ' - r , U. l , . . I . , E . , ' - I I - - - . . . l I 3 D - , . . , . ' ' 3 - , , , Q S I ' I Y . I ' I . . ,. . , 1 I 9 . , I. 3 ' ' . . h . y f , . , , , . 4 , I I , , .Q . , , - , ' ' ' T I I 1 .y - ' ' I , . Q ' . . A, 9 T 4 . , , I I ' , .,,+,. ,.a., , N . - . cam e H. I wg? 2 an 4. PP 5' I Y 'Fir M, K V f. H 'Q Q Q 'S -1 I-L I T' S K, N Cornelia, do you hear a drip? A ' TOP: L. Laviano. BOTTOM: Dold. X, Flappers of the flaming '20's. B. Hamilton, L. Laviano, J. Dold, D. Pascoe. , .! i, t x f-.. is sigigffsf - , 'f A5 ix t fre, Y' -. sy X. , . .sim if Y, Y . W It ' J ,F us, ' Q as :-. V. J A A jfs- O O A ., ' se vfikisiksil E! eg You mean that that big thing is a bathtub? J, Dold, M. A. Sacks, L. Laviano. FIRST ROW: E. McGlincy, L. Laviano, Dold, P. Brooks. SECOND ROW: R. Zedalis, R. Jenkins, N. Dam- iani, Vogeding. THIRD ROW: R, Free, Gesty, D. Pascoe, B. Hamilton, Du- Bois, C. Cicchitti, M. A. Sacks. 'K e.........,. Euninr lap OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, a comedy of the l92O's, told of two young girls who went to Paris. They had many exciting and humorous experiences. Perhaps the most laughable seene showed Cor' nelizm, suffering an attack of measles, being smuggled past the French medical inspectors. The girls had a wonderful summer and were very sorry when they had to come home. The juniors worked together to make the play very successful. THE CAST fin order of appearancej A SHIP'S STEWARD ......... RICHARD JENKINS MRS. SKINNER ........ ....... D IANA PASCOE CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER .......... JUDY DOLD OTIS SKINNER ............... JOHN VOGEDING EMILY KIMBROUGH ..... . . . LOUISE LAVIANO THE SHIP'S PURSER ......... ROBERT ZEDALIS A SHIP'S STEWARDESS ......... JOANN GESTY DICK WINTERS ........... EDWARD MCGLINCY THE ADMIRAL ............. LOUIS GATTUSO HARRIET ST. JOHN ...... BARBARA HAMILTON WINIFRED BLAUGH ................ RITA FREE LEO MCEVOY ., , ................ PAUL BROOKS THE MEDICAL INSPECTOR ..... JUDITH DuBOIS THERESE ................... MARY ANN SACKS MADAME ELISE .......... CARLEEN CICCHITTI MONSIEUR DE LA CROIX ...... NICHOLAS HEIL A FRENCH WINDOW CLEANER NICHOLAS DAMIANI Student Assistant to the Director- CHARLES VAUGHAN Prompter-LOIS FISH Director-MR. G, DONN TEAL Seminar lap DEAD OF NIGHT The Senior Play of the Class of '57, presented December 8 and 9, was entitled Dead of Night, a murder mystery. Mr. G. Donn Teal very capably directed the play. The plot concerned a rumfrunning business, which resulted in two murders. This year, for the first time, awards were pref sented to the best actress and actorg Susan Hicks and William Bradley received the Csears at the second performance. The Senior Play was a tremendous success, A large number of parents and friends enjoyed a thrilling evening. THE CAST fin order of appearancej MARTHA BALDWIN ...... SUSAN HICKS DAVID CARRUTHERS . DELBERT CASSIDY ALLAN RICHARDS ...... WILLIAM YOST DONALD HULL ....... ..... L OUIS TCBIA RUTH NASH ............ PEARL CADMUS SARAH WATKINS . GRACE MERCANTINO JOEY ................. LARRY HARBESON ADAM GLASSETT WILLIAM BRADLEY LELA CHAPMAN .. BETTY GIAMMARINO Prompters - JUDY DEY, RQBERT HAEFELE DIRECTOR: Mr. G. Donn Teal When did you see your brother last? SEATED: D. Cassidy, S. Hicks, P. Cadmus, STAND- ING- G W Yost L Tobia Now tell me! SEATED: S. Hicks. STANDING: L. Harbeson, G. Mer- cantino, W. Yost, W. Bradley, L. Tobia, P. Cadmus, D. Cassidy. Who did it? ON FLOOR: R. Haefele. KNEELING: W. Bradley. STANDING: W. Yost, B. Giammarino, G. Mercantino, L, Harbeson, S. Hicks, D. Cassidy, L. Tobia, P. Cad- mus. .1 T X 2 9 wg 4, 1 mi, 'QI Y 3 V 41,1 wg!! ,, 6 54 ' I YW' :fl -' fl wif? as ,,,,,. Aww' ig., gm Q H5155 ig Q ' X5 fI4,,g, af , , Q fl, xi? .. if ww ff' ' Vg-F ,Q V. ' Wfgffq '- xl A K fm Q? ,gig 1 fx , Y V .W we V 1 4 . -as TY v rdf V . 5 ,,, w, . . X. 1 1 Q w.,x N.. .Lx A mg ii Mk K V .-'P pn g A 5 N P 5 5 .tx W buy' ,Q- FIRST ROW A Waldm M Ziennker R Blackburne K Wilk M Sacks, E Simpson N Maahs P Lodge T Carter N Baumler J McCann J Hirst SECOND ROW M Dick C Snipes C Dey I Hankel Capaldl Trout T Simek E Salvatore J Redkoles B Smith S Hopen G Neale P Venuti N Brown Mr Culberr THIRD ROW J Lockley A Holmes Cassel R Mihlebach M Becker P Bird B Gordon Polllcino Dold R Gazarelll R Eckert FOURTH ROW W Yost L Gattuso N Yushchak W Goldman M Kidd P Quigley D Lang C Bolton C Bratton DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: J. Kidd G. English R. Jewiss R. Carter W. Myers D. McDonough Mc- Cann. SECOND ROW: R. Frank W. Budd R. DiNicola D. Campbell W, Bradley A Kegel A. Martin S. Kupsey D. Lang Mr. Culbert. THIRD ROW: G. Stetser G. Bay P. Venuti 5, 01, SOUTH JERSEY BAND A. Kegel P. Venuti G. Bay R. DiNicola FRESHMAN CHORUS FIRST ROW: E Leone, R. Ciarlanti, R Kennedy, P Moore A Goodwin, P. Bailey L., Hill, . Cassel R. Mihlebach, . Rigler, Mrs. Schade. SECOND ROW: C Holmes, E. Garnett, R. Cen- tofanti, R. Smith, F. Pavig- lianiti, D. Holmes, L, Free- man, L. Hinkson, B. Comp- ton, B. Bird. THIRD ROW A. Holmes, D. Massino, B Beckett, Sinquett, M Becker, R. Eckert, D. Weber M. Giedryc, B. Trautman C, Bratton, C. Bolton FOURTH ROW: V. Davis A. DiGiantomasso, J. Swed B. Stickerod, T. Ellison, E Warner, A. Iablanofsky, A Wood. Qpparatus FIRST ROW: R. England, E. Carnard, S. Blair, I. Gray, J. Fitzgerald, SECOND ROW: G. Williams, B. Struss, T. Adams, A. Mas- tronardo, S. Moore.,TI-IIRD ROW: E. Gentile, D. Reed, D. Jagers, K. Fanslau, E. Erickson. Zlssemhlp FIRST ROW: N, Napoli, G. Mercantino, R. Yandach, M. A. Retkovis, N. Yush- chak. SECOND ROW: I. Muldoon, F, Winters, W. Yost, R. Zedalis, I.. Harbe- son. Quhiu-visual FIRST ROW: G. Higbee, R. Ienkins, W, Wurtz, R. Haefele, M. Sharer. SEC- OND ROW: C. Tosti, J. Mood, R, Montana, P. Brooks, C, Gilson, Mr. Angle. THIRD ROW: R. Danner, S. Cameron, P. Scott. Maps' Cllluuking FIRST ROW: W, I-Iinman, F. Connelly, D. Leash, Haddock, Darby. SEC- OND ROW: J. Angeline, J. Lytle, R. Clement, W. Kelly, R. Ragnelli, Mrs. Butler. THIRD ROW: Muldoon, A. Caira, R, Brown, C. Hankel. Flips and twists, let's rest! Typical assembly. Lights, camera, action. Is that a pie I see before me? Hold it! o What's in store for us? f if N uwkx t 4' Q 5 2 ' 1,4 ' . , af f a- J. .. H54 fri? ips, fe , Charming Cheer-ing them on! ff as Clllamera FIRST ROW: J. Bender, R. Libby, K. Saya, G. Truss, V. Williams. SECOND ROW: R. Mattson, P. Brooks, W. Lindsey, L. Shep- pard, Miss Lacey. THIRD ROW: R. Mann, L, Gattuso, J. McNeilly. Garter FIRST ROW: L. Hill, S. DiGiovacchino, M. Funari, P. Rizzo, Herbst, L. Grot- zinger, Mr. Kosuh. SECOND ROW: B, Kamman, A. Heri- tage, C. Marinari, M, Zien- neker, M. Giedryc, R. Lorm- bardo, D. Bilbee. THIRD ROW: L. Worthington, R. Hagen, J. jenis, R. Smith. Clibarmeretts FIRST ROW: P. McNeilly, J. Niblett, D. Phillips, K. Pappas, D, Weber, J. Pol- licino, Mrs. Tucker. SEC- OND ROW: C. Blair, M. DeMarco, F. Gattuso, B. Bird, D. Rone, I. Sinquett, C. Campolie, D. Drummond. THIRD ROW: D. Bennetch, F. Paviglianiti, C. Downs, L, Tuel, G. Scott, H. Konopka, D. Moser, D. Massino. FOURTH ROW: T. Ellison, J. Myers, A. Eiden. Qibterleahing FIRST ROW: M. Peck, K, Stubbs, Y. Drummond, B. Bernardino, I. Dold, B. Di- Matteo, B. Hamilton. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Weber, E. Snyder, B. Rutherford, D. Diehl, E. Roesing, Z. Pappas, J. DiNicola, C. Murphy. THIRD ROW: D. Broken- baugh, L, Beatty, R. Palaz- zese, S. Steward, C. Eckman, J. Redcoles, A. Villanova, M. Dick, A. Salvatore, R. Ras- telli. FOURTH ROW: L. Wozniak, G. Neale, B. Smith, K. Keller, A. Radzik, C. Sie- grist, B, Florig, C. Carr, J. Schmidt, D. Chell, T. Carter. FII-TH ROW: A. Morla- chetta, Snyder, I. Lockley, M. Muse, G. Carney, Cast. 0 Future secretaries, On with the play Qllbess FIRST ROW: W. Arm- strong, C. Gilliam, F. Grasso, I. Stalter, E. Komczyk. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Vatter, Pettit, Kelly, Ramer, W. Foulk, R. Laurinaitis, R. Caira, J. Retkovis. THIRD ROW: A. DiPietro, T. Green, T. Fletcher, Holda, E. O'Leary. Qiummercial FIRST ROW: M. Williams M. A. Jester, Smith, M Matteo, D. Knapp, K. Fuhr meister, D. Phillips. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Shaffer, L E. Godfrey, Morgan, S Assan, M. I.. Dolbow, C. Blair, Wenzel, P, Mills, C. Payne, P. johnson TI-IIRD ROW: Cundey, I.. Wyatt, B. McColligan, C. Alcott, M. I... Roberson, M. Trout, S, Capasso, B. Mc- Dowell, M. Kelly, M. Camp bell. Junior Bramatins FIRST ROW: R. Mihlebach, C. Marinari, 1. Cassel, S. Di- Giovacchino, C. Dey, M. Michaelchuclc, A. Sloan. SECOND ROW: I., Hill, P. Bailey, F. Steward, M. Hatton, M. Worrell, A. Blitz, R. Centofanti, S. Dawson, V. Lentz, Miss McGeady. THIRD ROW: M. Sigler, B. Green, A. Quattrochi, H. Ramer, H. Cundy, R, Stet- ser, R. Kayser, F. Turton, F, Novotny. , Senior Bramatics FIRST ROW: J. Steward, I. Combs, S. Bradshaw, R. Morton, L. Laviano, C, Le. vine, G. Melnychuclc. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Loclclear, J, Capaldi, C. Gordy, j. Pike, S. Jones, F. Carney, P. Lodge, C. Snipes, B. Cos- tantino, Apostle. 'Y ,K -' I 1 nl , 5,5 . t cfr QI' i -65 W , , , . , W Your move. To be or not to be I 1 rf' K 1 ,.v. . 5. ' l . . Interviewing. Keeping the library in good shape. Zintrrnatiunal FIRST ROW: R. Vaneman, J. Cliff, M. Cadmus, D. Bremer, R. Free, I.. Fish, C. Lyons. SECOND ROW: S. Emrick, Gesty, M. Bender, V. DeAngelis. E. Heilman, R. Danner, W. White, Mrs, Molitor. THIRD ROW: B. Cromwell, W. Crowley, Heery, G. Horman, R. Ray, G. Johnson, R, Lutner. FOURTH ROW: L. Gat. tuso, P. Quigley, D. Philipp. Zinn Ilauntrrs FIRST ROW: C, Vaughan, I.. Winters, Daiber, R. Otten, F. Winters. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pszwaro, F. Schmutz, Siegrist. R. Bis- sey, R, Zedalis, D. Mullen. journalism ax , FIRST ROW: R. Hill. M, A. Sima, M. Tillman, E. Simp- son, Feo. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ross, Delamater, R. DeWalt, W. Crowley. library FIRST ROW: S. Saunders, J. DuBois, R, Dowdy, E. Salvatore, J. DuBois, M. Croce, R. Duca, B. White- lam. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ward, B. Failing, A. Moore, D. Searl, M. Keenan, P. De- Vault, B. Stevenson, E. Tay- lor, A. Hines, K. Fuhrmeis- ter, Hines, T. Duca, THIRD ROW: J. Swed, P. Dowdy, E. -Lincoln, P. Jones, I. Donahue, G. White, C. Gordy, B. Green, R. Dal- bow. E. Warner. FOURTH ROW: V. Davis, B. New- ton, P, Sockwell, Byrd, B. Perogine, M. Sharper. Advancing international derstanding, Watch it! We cure all pains. I f x Helping the needy, urging FIRST ROW: E. Wiley, F. Patton, Hankel, K. Power. SECOND ROW: A. Matt- son, D, Dawson, C. Payne. Q96 fainting FIRST ROW: Miss Havens, M. A. Kable, Mears, F. Salvatore, B. Gauthney. SEC- OND ROW: A. Waldin, K Stone, G. Marshall, D. Kitz I. Munyon, I. Wallace, I Nolte. Bah Qlrnss FIRST ROW: Steward, E. Uzdavines, M. Tillman, E. Simpson, B. Patterson, D. Stetser, C. Zane. SECOND ROW: M. Lytle, R. Steffens, E. Kidd, P. Moore, R. Wood, E. Long, J. Hughes, R, Sharp, M. Medley. Miss Kelly. THIRD ROW: A. Jablanof- sky, A. Manel, I. Applegate, S. Capasso, B. McDowell, M. Campbell. Qkating FIRST ROW: B. Koko, B. Godfrey, A, Kapp, B. Free, L. Beckett, B. Beckett, J. Mulligan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bordner, D. Pascoe, N. Beahm, B. Ritterson, D. Fithian, M. Thompson, I. Boultinghouse, J. Smith, R. DiSimone. THIRD ROW: P. Schnell, K, Schwan, R. Leonard, N. Maahs, N. Brown, D. Ratajski, M. Kon- nick. FOURTH ROW: K. Patton, W. Atkinson, A. Hitchner, A, Nonh, E. Po- banz, L. Ramer, R. Cona- way, I. Vogeding, R. Bird, L, Early, T. Gilligan. We paint for fun. At Delwood we are seen ff lj L Spurts FIRST ROW: S. Nastasi, J. Gorman, L. Lamson, A. Casale, P. Duca. Lloyd, G. Lee, Mr. Ridinger. SECOND ROW: T. Cassidy, G. Nans- tiel, Shirlc, T. Dudzinski, J. Barrett, N, Damiani, F. Thorpe, W. Rouse. THIRD ROW: C. Weitz, R. Bissey, H. Kappra, P. DiNardo, L. W ' Barber, Manahan, T. Dal- las, F. Leporati. FOURTH ROW: P. Carter, W. Myers, E. Baltadonis, D, Thomas, J. Yost, J. Yost, J. johnson, F. -, . . ., ,.., ki In l Wi? .. 1 ... . Q L ..... .... W , ' , Our last trip together. A .E Camey. Zllirahel FIRST ROW: T. Pine, C. Broadus, B. Failing, C. Mc- Guire, P. Herzberg, R. De Vine, K. Mead. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tender, A, Wood, Frampton, M. Montgomery, S. Cziryak, A. Antainitis, H. Miller, D. Smith, R. Hamilton, E. Raf- ferty, Palladino. THIRD ROW: B. Sticlcerod, N. Woodward, R. Ramsdale, 1. Spencer, R, Allen, R. Green, J. Fisler, E. Magin. FOURTH ROW: P. Leap, R. Higbee, Feo, L. Wat- son, A. Burt, S. Flem. Traffic Squaw D Getting our exercise. S-Vw FIRST ROW: R. Yandach, J. Williams, C, Murphy, B. Riehl, J, Clift, DiNicola, F. DiGennaro, M. Piazza. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Lew- is, J. DuBois, R. DiSimone, V. DeAngelis, A. Koriakin, C. Cannavo, S. Jones, A. Villanova, B. Gardner, M. Croce. THIRD ROW: D. Kelly, Hirst, C. Cicchitti, K, Willc, M. Cadmus, R. Blackburne, E. Wiley, M. Keenan, M. Miller. FOURTH ROW: L. Fish, J. Gesty, L. Doan, N. Brown, C. Gallagher. mumbling FIRST ROW: Battaglia, B, DiSimone, D. Lang, J. Doran, R. Todd, W- R01-ISO, E. Bickley. SECOND ROW: R. Cundey, V. Bernardino, J. Burt, P. Beckley, P. Derer, W. Yarborough, M. Dehner, L. Sheppard. THIRD ROW: H. Bethel, P. Lombardo, J. Siegrist, H. Henderson, R. Bird, A. Bateman, T. Gilli- gan, Mr. Yaeger. FOURTH ROW: E. Maden, R. Willis, P. Platt. G? Fast action Greeting a visitor .ik X 4. X , - f m ? V f k - .. - - ...- .. . ' P H .yt I F' A senior twirler. Woodbury-Paulsboro football award. Senior athletes. Future varsity football play- CFS. Ulfhnitlilig FIRST ROW: P. McLaugh- lin, D. Pascoe, B, Bryant, I. Forte, D. Kelly, Hellyer, C. Eisfelder, B. Gordon. SECOND ROW: E. Atkin- son, Atkinson, A. Good- win, S. Coughlin, M. Roden- baugh, D. Staulfer, B. Bird. THIRD ROW: P. Johnson, P, Mills, P. Moore, A. Clay- ton, A. Koriakin, B. Ailes, I. Clark. V. Bell. FOURTH ROW: T. Morina, R. Gian- caterino. P. Bahr, D. Buchal- ski, P. Oswald, Morgan, S. Walker, E. Myers, R. Hill, M. A, Franchi. FIFTH ROW: H. Conard, S. Myers, E. Rickert, S. Thompson. E. Vitullo, M. A. Sima, Nau, L. Bailey, C. Cicchitti, S. Richards. Zsups' Barsitp FIRST ROW: F. Markegene, J, Horner, S. Nastasi, C. Blum, W. Yost, D. Drager, J. Bonner. SECOND ROW: I. Williams, L. Harbeson, L. Lamson, A. Casale, Gor- man, A. Bay, Mr. Ridinger. THIRD ROW: L. Barber, G. Cipolla, C. McGuire, B, Johnson, I. Byrd, W. Moore. Girls' Earsitp FIRST ROW: M. Kable, D. Kelly, R. Sharper, B. Riehl, B. Free, D. Brokenbaugh, Williams, Miss Mutchler. SECOND ROW: R. Free, S, Kidd, C. Eisfelder, Byrd, C. Lyons, F. Lelvis, B. Pat- terson. Er. Iai- FIRST ROW: E. Baltadonis, L. Sturdivant, Feo, N. Duca, W. DiTonnio, W. Myers, J. DeLiberis, SEC- OND ROW: W. Jester, W. Topeka, I, DeAngelo, S. Perogine, Kidd, A. Kelly, J. Rile, C. Formica, V, Rich. THIRD ROW: G. Gray, B. Jenkins, T. Parker, G. Col- anero, J, Silvestro, R. Myers, Mr. Lazevnick. FOURTH ROW: J. Van Oyen, 1. Tir- pack, I. Adams, D. Harris, H. Johnson, A, Wilson, H. Johnson, D. Wiltsee. 311' Girl 191 19 FIRST ROW I Myers A Bruner I Cundey M Mat teo Devenney C Dallas D Chell SECOND ROW Mrs Haupt A Mattson C Payne Rigler E Leone D Ambrosio THIRD ROW M Campbell I Leh man M L Roberson B Mc Dowell J Kayser Sr 19119 FIRST ROW F Connelly C McGuire R Brown L Tobia D Pollock R Reistle R Teague SECOND ROW Mr Limanm W Hmman B ohnson L Harbeson W Foulk W Zember G Truss K Stalter THIRD ROW I Byrd I Horner N Hall C Blum Stalter W ones Sr Zllrvilamz FIRST ROW: S Hopen M Green B. Boone, I. Gesty V DeAngelis D McLaugh- lin M. Meyer A. Morlach- etta. SECOND ROW: I. Du- Bois, E. DeVault, D. Watson L. Fish, E. Heilman, S. Her- ring, M. Thompson, T. Bay- lor, Mrs. Setzer. Ulisberettes FIRST ROW: E. Shuttle- worth, P. McLaughlin, N. Brown, Smith, D, Fithian, D. Diehl, T. Baylor, E. Tay- lor. SECOND ROW: N. Beahm, F. Holmes, B. Ritter- son, E. Morda, J. Pike, B. Patterson, M. Thompson, N. Maahs, M. Lukosavich. THIRD ROW: A, Eith, J. Amalfitano, L. Olack, G. Berry, J. Lockley, C. Carr, C. Gordy, R. Leonard, B. O'Brien, G. Carney. Creating better relations Our treasurer Learning to serve. Are they all seated? Q Zllilme tn Som Q Gimme tu imap NR Ifi I f hflhf h hlkbk S Jfinis S Wg g 'Ifl XX L-if 4 7, Pl-ulxp H Angle FRIENDS Mr and Mrs Charles Cast, George Patton Ann Patton A 3c Thomas E Patton Mr and Mrs Vnctor Bernardmo Mr and Mrs Charles Beck Sr Mr and Mrs Robert Riley Nancy Beck Peggy Schomber I' I' l' l' and Mrs 1nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Stanley Harr l' l' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W1lt Miller Chwrles Beck r Ed Morgey Otxs Sturgls ames Brtckner Patsy Moffa lmmle D1 Simone George Stubbs Alex Schwan Sr Doral Kay Schwan Buddy Waddnng Mr and Mrs Wesley Rnehl Jr Barbar1 Rlehl ohnny Kelly Mr JohnJ McGowan Mrs J Ness Mr J Ness Bazla Ness Larry Ness STAFF Florence M Boyer Laura Butler Margaret M Carlnn Nancy M Carlxn John C Carroll Edward Creutzmger Mnchael E Culbert Almeda Davis Grace L Daniels Elsle Devonshire Barbara Gandy Grace Haupt Ethel C Havens Calvin E Inglm Mnldred M Kelly ean Lacey Jessle M Lewis Peter Llmanm Evelyn Locklear Emma I Madcnff Phyllls McGeadv amce Messnck Lllllan Molltor Emma F Mutchler Ernest R Peterman Margaret R Peterman EdwardJ Pszwaro George Rachko Rnchard Rldlnger James A Ross Ruth B Ross Dorothy Schade Elizabeth Scott Ruth H Seldler Theda Setzer Esther Shaffer Merle L Smlth Phllllp Q Stumpf Elnzabeth S Tender Ella Thompson Mary C Truck Carmen Tucker Rxchard Vatter Esther E Vonada Mmerva O Ward Anna Weber Wnllnam Yaeger Patrons LIBRARY Joy Rxgler Franme and Dons Donald Harris Carolyn Han'1s Margaret Sutter Bonny Alles Frances Gattuso LIBRARY B Roosevelt and Geraldme Carolyn and Lee Rose Marte Kennedy Jack N Souder Alfonso Palladmo Glorla Scott Rose Mary Mxhlebach Audrey Her1t1ge Rita Retkovls Ed Raxvely John Pasquxnx Jlm Nelson Robert Samuels Carl Senior Roger Dewalt oann Pollncmo oy Anne Hughes Frank Novotny Irvmg Bell Blll Yarborough Donald Read Barbara Green Rhodey Marilyn Zee Anna D1Gxantomasso Allie Coco Angle Nncotra George Dehner Betty Glbxson Bruce enklns Mary Jo Worrell Edward Baltadonns Jean Banks Joan Beverly Hubert Johnson Wayne Hxres Bobble Zleneker Vera Zubec oe and Pat Ruth Smith Harry Cundey Frank Pollock Charles Stauffer Joe Ktdd Betty Compton Bobble and Wayne AUDITORIUM Jeanne Abronskt Dxane Btlbee Marxe De Marco Henry Henderson Eddie Inman Honey Konopka Dorothy Ladner Pat Mc Nellly Lmda Tull Doris Weber Dale W1ltsee Louis Worthlngton Peggy Zxenneker ROOM Mary Rodenbaugh Rose and Jack Janet Green ame Bob Hamnlton James Burt Bull McCl1ster ROOM 4 Kathryn Pszwaro Judy Swed Kathleen Gentile Vnrgmla Davxs Carole Anne Campolxe Bunny Qungley Lmda Gtllkm ulxus Curtis Leah Grotzmger Prnscnlla Zouck ROOM 5 Bette Lou Bird Connie Pollxcmo Ben D1 Stefano George Mc Gunre Tom Trautner Carole Lewis Joyce Espnscnto ROOM 6 Mxchael Borelln Billy Bates Tom Rose Mor1n1 Doreen Buchalskn Bonnle Kamman essle John Battaglla Lounse Lmdsay Ed Buckley Colm Bolton Wayne Sprmger Bonme Fallmg Ruta Centofantl Beatrice Baker Ronnie Stetser Pearl Herzberg Anne Goodwxn N1ncy Woodward Fluffy Steward Walt Redcoles Bull Platt ohn Pollock ROOM 11 Bobby Modern Bull Schockel Ronnie Scuderx Frntz Slerocmskl oe Snlvestro Danny Smith Wesley Topeka Pat Bird Judy Cassel Cookle Coughlan E Joyce Clark Sandra D1 Gnovacchlno Mary Funarx Norma Gombogl Judy Atkinson Gall White Ell1j1ne Warner Eileen Vltullo Anne Sloan Ednth Myers S1ndra Thompson ack Brennan Louis Carter Ed Rafferty John De Angelo Bruno D1 Snmone Richard Fanslau Mnchael Greenday John Kelly Wayne Muhlbaxer nm Myers Clnfford Murphy A . D J I .' M . . . . , J . M . . - Mr. . ' ' i - M ' : J ' . . . . 1 S ' ' M . . - - Mr. . J' ' ' ' - I Mr. . . . . M I . , I . . . J K . ' - - 1 . . I ' ' . . . J - . . - J . . Marian Bordner AUDITORIUM C ROOM 10 I J ' . l J . . ' . g . J - I . .' . J I ' - . . ' J ' I J. I f ' . - ' D - . . . c . 3 . . . ' J ' . 11 HOMEROOM 103 Honey De Angel1s Della Mc Donough Barb Koko Unk Ben Shxrley and Bob Bob Zedalls Snre Mary Ann HOMEROOM B1ll and Barb Judy H1rst Loretta Kushall ake Platt B1ll Pezzuto Charles Vaughan Al and Eleanor HOMEROOM 1 Dor1s and Tom Spaydle Jack1e Morgna R1ta D1 S1mone Al and Rose Martha and Jlmmy Lorena M Joan and Merv Barbara Beckett Jean Palladmo at Rlchard Brown John Gent1le Cornel1a Braaksma Theresa S1mek Ida B Marne Albert Doakes Delbert C3SSldy Kay Stubbs James Wlll13mS Dave Leash Carl and Joan Bay Joan and Alex Anthony Ca1ra HOMEROOM 106 Gal Janxce and Gene e l Z1p Grac1e Betty Mach1ne Gun Kl1sckesk1 Bob Clementsk1 Nap Nancy u N1ck Pearl Mary Ann and Joe B1 Larry and Kathy Barb Dlgl Chow Mumpfor Y Butch Romeo Moose Bozo ean Blanr Vmce W1ll1ams Preston Patrons Rags the T1ger Larry Gallagher HOMEROOM R1ta F1shy Loulse Paul Brooks Tom Delamater Bonn1e and Greeky erry and Bob Leon Lamson anet and Donme Lorrame Olack Betty Godfrey Charl1e Wettz Stanley Kupsey Wayne and Bobble HOMEROOM 0 Robert Reed ohn ean Larry oan Nettle and Kenny ack and Carole Phll Derer HOMEROOM Bob Haefele Donna and Ronme Leona and Bob Rnchard Harbeson Mac Erma Dekal Kenneth Gray Larry Early Ela1ne Lorrame Barbara and Sonny Edlth Joe and Betty Ray and Peggy Jack and A The L1fter Buck Oscar Johnny ean Buck Shaw Frances Ronald Regxonald Bunny and Bubby oe Darby Barbara Bobby G1uthney Franny and Brenda oan and Don Carol and Ronnle Bea Reba Dalbow and Wayne Budd Bert and Frank Dot Kelly Lance and Shlrley George Hngbee Bonnle HOMEROOM 112 oyce and Bob Reglna Judy and Frank Rose Garz1rell1 Kay and Pfc Hummel Denny and l Audrey Morlachetta Mary Lou Watklns Frank and Bert Bob and Ela1ne Peg 1nd oe Bev and Buddy Hot Todd1e Ken and Dxana Brenda and Franny Jack1e and Walt Davxd Pollock Punk Shnrley Kxdd Cake and Butzer o Bobb1 Ros Sharper Fran and e I Car Frank HOMEROOM 201 Elena Morda Barbara Newton HOMEROOM 202 Dot ee Nma and Pete Wayne and Reba D1ana Pascoe Roberta Leon1rd Gladys Sharp HOMEROOM 203 Pat and Bob Anna Elame Shuttleworth o Ann Gesty Harry Hab1cht Judy Dold Judy Du Bo1s Shnrley Herr1ng HOMEROOM 204 Sh1rley and Tommy D1anne Bremmer HOMEROOM 205 Connle Carr oan Cast Annette HOMEROOM 207 D1anne Jerry Turner Jack Yost Steppy and Joe Rose Ann and Joe Charlene Sxegrust Mary Arn and Kap Randolph Fulgham Lucy Wyatt ROUHIC Weber Judy Lehman D1anne Searl HOMEROOM 208 Bobby M1lls HOMER OOM 209 Marxanne Bender HOMEROOM 210 Gary Shlrley and Gxles Joan Hankel Roberta Andy Mattson Margaret Croce HOMEROOM 21 1 Marguerute Pxazza Conme Cannavo Dons Knapp B1ll WEISSBI' , 102 . . li . 77 ' D ' fi ' . 7, e,, .,, . JO 104 B'll - I I . J I u J. 05 U 11 L . . . J . . . J A . J Q K ' J J . P ' 111 . ' . - J . Joe -- Dee Mabel jllm J 10 . . B'll . , ' J ll 9, . J . l L9 . 'll . ' - Jo . Fd. J . ' ' Gi df! 1 ' Jud , 44 . sv Ki I3 Ju - I . . SOCONY MOBIL OIL COMPANY INC C g t 1 t cmd Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1957 P 1 boro, New Iersey 103 Comphments Casper The Tarlor Phone HA 3 9852 Rtdlnger Esso Servlce Statton WASHING SIMONIZING LUBRICATION OIL SERVICE At The Bndge Paulsboro N I Getz Home Supply Everythmg Modern for the Home 4 6 West Broad Street Paulsboro N I Phone HAze1 3 0307 HAze1 3 1408 D Onofno s CLEANING 6. PRESSING 1210 Delaware St Samuel Rosenfeld WHOLESALE and RETAIL TOBACCO cmd CANDY 1218 Delaware St Paulsboro N I Phone HAze1 3 0024 Western Auto Assoclate Store 43 45 East Broad St Paulsboro N I WALT LOCKLIN Owner HA 3 0420 Heritage s Da1ry Your Local M1lkman Thorofare N I Iean s Candy Store HALLMARK CARDS MAGAZINES COSMETICS SODA FOUNTAIN 694 Delaware Street HA 3 9864 104 of ll l ll I I I 1 n l . Paulsboro, N. I. l I I u STUDENT COUNCIL PAULSBORO HIGH SCHOOL C mpliments f of - 1 I Graham Chesney Realtor Insuror 36 East Broad St 504 Kmgs Hxghway Paulsboro N I Swedesboro N I HA 3 0301 HO 7 0210 Compl1ments Wllson s Luncheonette 6. Newsstand Lloyd H Pearson Oldsmobrle and Safety Tested Used Cars HA 33124 Ioseph C Camelr Contractor CEMENT and ASPHALT 47 School Street G1bbSlOWn N I Srlver Rose Sales Co APPLIANCES TELEVISION IEWELRY FURNITURE 1400 Delaware St Paulsboro N I HA 3 0726 Broadway Super Market N Funan and Sons CHOICE MEATS FANCY PQULTRY FRESH VEGETABLES Quahty Grocenes 422 Broad Street Phone HA 3 9846 Gxbbstown N I e Dehver Compl1ments of GELLENTHIN BARGE LINE Inc At the Bndge Paulsboro New Iersey Albert R Gellenthm Pau1L Gellenthln Franklm L Gellenthm 106 of Credit if you wish-A deal if you want ' , . . W ' I Comphments of I du PONT de NEMOURS REPAUNO WORKS cmd EASTERN LABORATORY G1bbStOWn New Iersey 107 and COMPANY, Inc. Compliments of Compliments of Lincoln Auto Stores 1316 Delaware Street Paulsboro, N. 1. p AULSBQRQ 10 ROAD RODS, Inc. AMERICA s FUTURE LEADERS Member of National Hot Rod Associatio and New Iersey Timing Association E White Company 54 S100 Variety Store 1301 Delaware Street Dedlcated to Safety Paulsboro N I Our Community Bank THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Paulsboro N I ff f H i- V1s1t Our New Modern Drive In Bank Broad and Hudson Streets Gibbstown New Iersey 108 I W. . Il l ll , . . I 0 o Q . lil TR 4 A lf' 4 f 4,-AWTYML-jf -- . ...... - A Alt, J I K , 1Ett,,L':4: vE.,,!it!:1x K 7 A . Y., r . -, X x.5 W 111 V, :V V i l ey. 'l r M vygfa' up f' 3 I- 141 3' ' I-3.1 J ' lli.wmulwt6 V 'Q Q, ' I - Grbbstown Pharmacy MORRIS T MYERS RPh WALGREEN AGENCY 453 Broad Street Grbbstown New Iersey Comphments Dr Chesterl Ulmer Broad Street G1bbstown N I Compl1ments of Benme 6. Sons Ta1lor1ng Paulsboro N I The Place to Buy Your Cars and Trucks Vert Chevrolet Co 1115 Delaware St Paulsboro N I Headquarters for Parts and Servlce Umted States Tue D1str1butor Comphments to THE CLASS OF 1957 Vellutato s DELICATESSEN and LUNCHEONETTE 766 Delaware Street Paulsboro N I Phone HAzel 3 9835 Sel s Barber Shop Halrcuts For The Part1cu1ar Stq s Store LADIES MEN S and CHILDREN S WEAR 600 Broad Street Comphments Gtbbefewn New Iersey Paulsboro Iewelers Let me grve you brds on all recreauonal umfonns also Jackets for teams clubs and 15 E B1-Qqd Street Clssses Paulsboro N 1 SIGMUND Gnoss Prop 109 of Phones: HAzel 3-1 1 14 HAzel 3-1 l 15 ' of KennethI Adams Funeral D1rector 203 W Broad Street Paulsboro N I Comp11ments of Conn1e s HOSISTY Shop 1308 Delaware Street Paulsboro N I Comphments of F1or11e s Bakery Spruce and Iefferson Sts HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Munyan s Fuel Inc The Bon Ton Shop CHILDRENS WEARING APPAREL C 1 NURSERY ACCESSORIES omp 1ments NASTASE S PHARMACY 1104 Delaware Street Paulsboro N I Comphments The DGV1d Shop 1105 Delaware Street Paulsboro N I l I I I Pcrulsboro. N- I. Gibbstown, N. I. of ot 1 10 Comphments of HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Incorporated GIBBSTOWN N l Hardman Peck :S Co Hamngton 6: Henry F M1l1er Pranos Lowrey Organs Olds Martrn 6: Selmer Band Instruments Klayman s Musrc Center 17 Hopkms Street Woodbury N l TI 5 2339 Glbson Gunars Capehart :S Stromberg Carlson H1gh Fldehty Equlprnent Tllden 5 1456 Call and Dehver Hunt s Your Ta11or 1 Hour Cleamng Thorofare HAzel 3 1242 Malkln s Furnrture 6 Applrances 222 W Broad St Gxbbstown N I Pat and Tony s Food Market QUALITY MEATS 227 Vanneman Blvd H1-Xzel 3-1530 111 Scandalli, Bell 6. Camerano Accordions Red Bank 5' Atkins AVG- ' ' . N. l. W W Pat s L1quor Store M D1a1 HA 3 3608 M X Cfoft mu1 and Best Wrshes o The Class of L WEST DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE BEER WINES LIQUOR CORDIALS Free Dehvery PAT GIAMMARINO Prop Grbbstown N I HAze1 3 0781 Battaglra Bros PETER BATTAGLIA Prop 68 Roosevelt Avenue Paulsboro N I COAL FUEL OIL KEROSENE Vanety Baker ANTHONY CONTE Owner 1003 West 7th Street Chester Pa Chester 4 3164 Lorrarne s Luncheonette 1101 No Broad St Woodbury N I Spec1a11z1ng rn STEAK SUBS SAUSAGE SUBS For Take Out Orders Call TI 5 9818 New and used brcycles repalrs and parts New and used trres and tubes of all SIZGS M 61 S Tire Shop 1105 N. Broad Street Woodbury, N. I. RECAPPING Howard I. Morley. Prop. TI 5 5995 Paulsboro Shoe Store 1212 N Delaware St Phone: HA 3 1614 Comphments of Drck Anna Sophre 112 92111 WWW A ' ' Imrffity 'yd UI I ,A,.iJy,4fJJNZVjK 11957 Lay! 97 west Broad'St.. If my Mm x I hav f - ,pr if ' 141 . X X 5, . ,I ' w A- A Ken 6. Evelyn s Five Polnt Curb Servlce B111's Market GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1634 So Delaware St HA 3 0151 GEORGE 6. SONS FLORISTS Inc Flowers Delrvered Anywhere Paulsboro N I Woodbury N I Grbbstown N I Complrments of I et s Snack Bar Bertha M Verd1ne111 Prop HAze1 3 9725 Specralrzrng rn Steaks and Subs because It s The Talk of The Town 226 W Broad Street Glbbstown N I Chrysler Arrtemp Heatmq and Arr Condrtronrng Harry A Wohlrab Ir 3 1592 STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL CS1nce 19245 COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING Secretanal Bookkeeplng Ofhce Prachce Stenographrc Accountrng CIVII Servrce Typewntmg Comptometer Offrce Machrnes Day and Evenmg Classes Employment Servlce 502 Lmden Street Camden 2 New Iersey Phone WOod1awn 4 3369 113 ' I I M ' 4' ' ' ff, I I ff I I if a' I I I HA - In The World Learn More - Earn More JM Sf! YYQM W Comp11ments of T H EDS BODY 61 WELDING SHOP ED DOBZANSKI Prop PETRINI FUNERAL HOME YNf'X of Q I I JJ f X , 1' ' M al w ' X . W Q , ,Q r f I ' wo' I L ,tj , I' he my ' X R tt up soo west Broad street Y 5 Paulsboro New Iersey - , f T X I 'I I ll v Z - . . I K Xl . ot gg H FUNERAL DIRECTOR -L 1 Lno PRTRINI Telephone HAze1 3 0519 SECRETARIAL TRAINING MLESMANSHIP ACCOUNTING CALCULATING MACHINES and other courses for H1gh School graduates 1 Wnte for Catalog Approved for Veterans Goldey Beacom School of Busmess Wllmmgton Delaware Best W1shes Graduates from Exchange Club Paulsboro Compllments Royal Meat Market Home of Best Qual1ty Meats Phone HAzel 3 0550 Comp11ments of Wynette Shop 1307 Delaware St Paulsboro N I Phone HAze1 3 3620 Carozza s Mob1l Servrce ACCESSORIES Broad and Blllmgsport Road Paulsboro N I Phone HA 3 9825 WGISS Department Store General Electrlc Appllances 1317 Delaware St Paulsboro N I Greetmgs and Best Wrshes to the Future Lawmakers of Our Country May you w1th D1v1ne Assrstance Make thrs a Happy and Wonderful Place to L1ve Brown s I ewelers Paulsboro N I Irvlng C Pett1t Funeral D1rector Paulsboro New Iersey HA 3 0526 DANIEL STUDIO Swedesboro Paulsboro A11 Portra1ts 1n Th1s Yearbook Are on F11e 1n Our Stud1o for Future Orders Off1c1a1 Photographer For CLASS OF 1957 115 Y , ,A .. uf 1 of LUBRICATION - CAR WASHING I - X ' x wx! Y . I , ,I 1. 'I R 'S , x, f . 5 Qi U E5 ' xy ,xxx I f' I 'I -f .' ,IM S' . V. -X NOTI-'IER FINE EDITION BY THE CREATORS OF OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS AND OF MASTERKROME FULL COLOR LITHOGRAPHY W I I IIHIVLJI I ,XIV Qu? A E I JI T 59 'J-I ex si S ' YJ XV I 55 R ow IN 73' L ' I c ' L I K 'I all