Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)
- Class of 1959
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We have attempted to capture some ot the gay and serious moments, the important happenings, and the many various personalities that have made up the wonderful high school era ot our lives. ln order to present this book to you, the staff has decided to let each class represent a division of Disney- land. The freshmen are in Frontierland where everything is new and the whole world is waiting tor them to explore. Sophomores are in Fantosyland where things are bright, gay, and magical. The realm ot Adventureland awaits the iuniors, who have iust begun the excitement and adven- ture that goes with being upperclassmen. And, ot course, the seniors are in Tomorrowland, tor the world ot tomor- row truly belongs to them, the builders and citizens ot tomorrow. l XNLXK li l X1-,via all 'l'lllf ' Xt ll ,lx tip ,qc ..,. ,,,,,,.,, wax W, in-B ',,... Charles Smith Patsy Lodge Phillip Q. Stumpf va 9, I li vifftli I C My h x . 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JUNIOR OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES ......... ........'I3 ........I4-I5 ........I6 ........'I7-44 ........45-47 ........48-49 ........50 ........5I ........52 JUNIOR HOMEROOMS .................... 53-54 SOPHOMORE DIVIDER ...................... 55 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES ............... SOPHOMORE HOMEROOMS CANDIDS FWWW i '35 Q .f Afg9 Ef 'm I 'Ubw It ND li' I IIIIIEIZSIIIK .........57-59 60 ., ............................................ Imx fIII In III.. If ' fff: -H . :ffw ' - - . A .-1 - -A ,wr -I-:PA - v -Ia I ' 'II ' 'I. Lgv?. - - 4 - . 'R I fI!'....1ff if ' 1 ..I. - gf , 1.-1 ww I I . Q Hs' ' ' ' I:g,6I,I:ffm ,qgw I '- - ' . . LEU. ,:.Qf3L 1 .. A 'v...f'yd41-'f.ff' -,'- L, - , ',f m i, Vw M if ' .. . ,,:.--rf , 1: .M QLQF. g'II,.4, .Q 'I'I3I I . I-fI A ,PQI fx... I Ia' III5i.- 'III . I Irx IIIIII II, 4 I5 I II. I,I II, I -,P ,. . I ,I.- , , I, V- If If . ',, ' . AI 1 .I II I jl'xI I -I ...4 A' ' 'I- ' ' -' I gn. . f '1' '. 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HOCKEY ....................... .....,,,. 73 .74-75 .76-86 .87 ....88 .89 .90-92 .93 BOYS' BASKETBALL .............. .......... 9 4 . GIRLS' BASKETBALL .....................,...... 95 WRESTLING ...................,.....,,,...,.....,, .96 CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK ........ 97 BASEBALL AND TENNIS .................... 98 SPORT SNAPSHOTS ......... .......... 99 THE END ....................... .,......,, I 00 ADVERTISEMENTS ...... ......... .101 Copyrlghi Wulf Disney Productions I has ' '- ,fg . fx , IJ ' 2 3 1 9 22 25 27 4 10 11 13 18 25 1 6,7 8 15 24 27, 27 5 1 3 22 24 ACTIVITY CALENDAR 1958 - 1959 SEPTEMBER Teachers Meeting Teachers in Service Training Freshman-Sophomore Reception P.T.A. Magazine Drive Football-Clayton-Home OCTOBER Football-Haddon Heights-Away Closing Magazine Drive Football-Audubon-Home County In-Service-Training Football-Overbrook-Away Club Dance Football-Haddonfield-Home NOVEMBER Football-Triton-Home School Closed N.J.E.A. Football-Merchantville-Home Football-Woodbury-Home Victory Dance P.T.A. 28 School Closed-Thanksgiving Football-Glassboro-Away Senior Dance DECEMBER Board Faculty Dinner Club Dance Christmas Concert School Closed- Christmas vacation JANUARY 5 School resumes 24 Club Dance 26 P.T.A. FEBRUARY 14 Valentine Dance 23 School Closed- Washington's Birthday MARCH 6, 7 School Play 21 Club Dance 23 P.T.A. 26 School Closed-Easter Vacation 31 School resumes APRIL 6 Evaluation Committee Visit 24 Band Concert 27 P.T.A. 29, 30 Senior Trip to Washington MAY 1 Senior Trip to Washington 8 Prom and AII Nite Party-P-T.A. JUNE 7 Baccalaureate 11 Graduation-Last School Day 12 Teachers Check Out p fix 1 91344540 .--De fi-7 ,kf be 'eu DEDICATION To Mr. Phillip Q. Stumpf, superintendent of the Paulsboro schools, we, the members of the staff, would like to dedicate this 22nd edition of the Pegasus- Mr. Stumpf has served Paulsboro well for 34 years. He started as a history teacher who gave of his time and energy coaching sports. ln 1943 he assumed the responsible position of principal of Paulsboro High School, continuing his interest in the welfare of the students in his care. Mr. Stumpf's faithful service in these two positions was recognized in 1951, when he was made superintendent of the Paulsboro school system. Since then he has worked without ceasing to make the schools of Paulsboro even better than they have been in the past, and to help them meet the challenge of the future. lt saddens us to think that this is the last year Mr. Stumpf will be with us, for he is retiring in June. As we graduate and leave high school behind, he will be a port of our happy memories of Paulsboro. We wish for him the very best that life has to offer. 5 q 4 1 'L-' Q swf-H6 V ,, 'gs I ..,: .W -7 Legg ' fig? 4 5 ff- ii , ,F ,xv 3 fr? ill W Vi: , I 3 1 , A 1, .wwe- H , Eu ,.,. 'xx el-i , L W! .P 1 :.'Jff'lI4 I' . , - EJ-E' -,JE L ' Lin! 1 -1 rr Ef- ,. 5, if gg? ,rv ii ai .4115 ' V f nQ1! .5.fv .ui K SYLVESTER IILLIROUGH MAX BLUM Prolidom L2 LOUIS SCHOPFER JACK SAWERS DENTON LEASH CARI. THOMPSON RICHARD JENKINS FRANK KRALISH SHIRLEY PETERSEN Secrofary of fha Board of Education We regret that the pictures of Mr. Bender and Mr. Gezzi do not appear on this page. They are newly elected members of the Board. ,,.X Q PHYLLIS A. ASSON Paulsboro, N. J. Misericordio, A.B., English Il. Club: Public Relations Club. MARGARET M. CARLIN Paulsboro, N. J. Saint Joseph College, Emmitsburg, Md. Bache- lor of Arts. Latin l and Il, Civics. CORINNE V. CROTTO Paulsboro, N. J. Bagler, B.A., Spanish. Club: International. ROBERT DRAGISICH Philadelphia, Pa. Bethany Col- lage, B.A. English l and Ill. Club: Paulsentinel. 11.1. 1 Q X I g jg A . . qw r . X I MARIAN E. BORDNER Woodbury, N. J. Cedar Crest College, Muhlenberg, Temple University, A.B., English IV, Speech. Clubs: Pegasus Literary, Debating, Senior Dramatics. NANCY M. CARLI N Paulsboro, N. J. Saint Joseph, B.A., English Business Staff. Il, Paulsentinel MICHAEL E. CULBERT J. West Chester Paulsboro, N. State Teachers College, and Temple, B.S., Instrumental Music, Music Appreciation. Clubs: Band, Dance Band, Maiorettes. SAMUEL EVANGELISTA Gibbstown, N. J. Gettysburg College, B.A. General Science. ki :Elsie may A .1 Qi, 22: Rael ' Ts. 37. g ' A 1 . n I j g? r ' 5 . giglsfslez 1, . . ,gi . s . W e as . 'S 5.2 i if L ' ' 5 ' X' U.: . Hu A L. 6-Q in fab., Li lll I 1 ' r - 1 I IQ 6 g ir 7 v if L FLORENCE M. BOYER Woodbury, N. J. Juanito Col lege, and Columbia University B.A. and M.A., Guidance. JOHN C. CARROLL Paulsbaro, N. J. State Normal, Trenton. Perm. Certificate, Manu- al Training. Maintenance. GRACE L. DANIELS Woodbury, N. J. Maryville, A.B. Librarian. Club: Library. ESTELLE GREEN Pitman, N. J. Rider College, B.C.S., Typing I, Personal Typ- ing, Sales and Consumer Educa- tion. Club: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. 1 'f-L . , N - 5- , lx H LAURA BUTLER Mullica Hill, N. J., Texas State and Columbia University, B.S and M.A., Home Economics Clubs: F.H.A. and Boys' Chats EDWARD B, CREUTZINGER Philadelphia, Pa. West Chester State Teachers College, and Temple, B.S., Phys. Ed., Health, Highway Safety. FACULTY Ai' 4, I . it s MA RY C. HALLER Philadelphia, Pa. University of Florida, B.A., French. Club: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. THOMAS F. HEALY Philadelphia, Pa. La Salle, A.B.. English I. Club: Paulsentinel, ff-. 5 l, -4, U . z - .K . ., ' 'q z 1, ',- . I .. .,lr . - A, .-1-5 A N- f,-f,,..,',- V 14' I ,,-1 L . If N. -,vw , I F .,, Q A . pre-- Q I X , 'Q - . ,t '.' ,., ,f-I. I ,... -- 'ail' -. 'I 5 N. 4- S s. em XX . x ' r 77 tw' ,PQ l Ur' I It I IJ 4, X if 'I uf' W -, 4- - Y . . L 41 , ,Q-gf:-' y' ', ,235 , ,. ...:- . , - ,J .LV . . J su. ' J J i . fr 5 1' x lf , fu I I I I F. . II ' .4 2 -,, r 'V R. xl J ll 1 'T f X ' J 1' 'I' my , -4-nu-Q-.. nw. IU' 9'W'- I GRACE HAUPT Woodbury, N. J. Bucknell Uni- versity, A.B., Math l, ll, and Ill, Algebra I. RICHARD JOHNSON Paulsboro, N. J. California State Teachers College, B.S. ot Educa- tion. Economics, U.S. History I and II. Club: Chess. JACK KOSUH Poulsboro, N. J. California State Teachers, and West Virginia Uni- versity, B.S., English III, Guid- ance. Club: Baseball. EVELYN LOCKLEAR Greenfields Village, N. J. Pem- broke State College, B.A., Eng- lish lil and IV. Club: Usherettes. if 2' wr 'ff'-T-.f MT 'N E 51. X x -e tx ELMER HAUSMAN Slatington, Pa. University ot Pennsylvania, M.A., General Sci- ence and Physics. Clubs: Science and Automobile Club. ANDREW J. KEGEL Paulsboro, N. J. University of Pa. A.B., Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Club: Advanced Math. JOHN J. LAZEVNICK Paulsboro, N. J. Mansfield State Teachers, B.S., Math I and IV. EMMA MADCIFF Clarlcsboro, N. J. Lebanon Val- ley, and University of Pennsyl- vania, B.S. and M.S., Mathe- matics, Guidance. Clubs: Stu- dent Council and F.T.A. I -x I .2 ETHEL C. HAVENS Camden, N. J. Rutgers, B.S., Art and Engineering Drawing. Club: Oil Painting. MILDRED M. KELLY Haddon Heighth, N. J. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Education, U.S. History I, Mod- ern European History, Clubs: Jr. Red Cross, Discussion Club. PETE LIMANNI Paulsboro, N. J. Villanova Uni- versity, B.S,, U.S. History I and II. LILLIAN MOLITOR Swedesboro, N. J. Ursinus, B.S., Biology. Clubs: Biology and In- ternational. . if rt.. . .11-1 gggg5:i.f:,7,,I.L.,,, . A-3iiff.,:f:::::wE':,T' r -. . f r Q' F ,f If.. 4 It -:fa -:day - . 'lf ,f I4 2 I' RICHARD RIDINGER Woodbury, N. J. Gettysburg, and Temple, A.B., and M.A., U.S. History l and Guidance. Club Varsity. RUTH HELEN SEIDLER Woodbury, N. J. Panzer, B.S. 5 x W-S DOROTHY E. MOORE Paulsboro, N. J. West Chester State Teachers College, B.S., Vocal Music. Clubs: Chorus, Glee Club, Robed Choir. EDWARD A. PODOLAK Pennsauken, N. J. Temple Uni- versity, B.S,, World History and U.S. History l. Clubs: Freshman Football, Assistant Football, As- sistant Traclr. JAMES A. ROSS Clarksboro, N. J. Albright, B.S,, Civics. Club: Boys' Varsity. ESTH ER SHAFFER Audubon, N. J. Maryland Col- lege BA Junior Business Train- f Phys. Ed., and Health, Club! ing,'Typli1g I, ll. Club: Com- Girll' Varsity. mercial. f. A 5. il K . Gs, l ERNEST R. PETERMAN Paulsboro, N. J. Ursinus, Uni- versity ot Pennsylvania, A.B., M.A., Chemistry, Physics and General Science. Club: Audio Visual. EDWARD J. PSZWARO Gibbstawn, N. J. Gettysburg, and Temple, M., College Prep. Chemistry. Club: lon Hunters, RUTH B. ROSS Clarksboro, N. J. Wilson Col- lege, B.A., English lll. Club: As- sembly Committee. MERLE L. SMITH Woodbury, N. J. Kutztown State Teachers, B.S., Driver Education. Club: Archery. li I ia,- .la 8 3 x MARGARET R. PETERMAN Paulsboro, N. J. Grove City College, and Temple, B.S., M.A., Bookkeeping I ,lI, Club: Artistic Typing. GEORGE RACHKO Paulsboro, N. J. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Rutgers University, B.S., Education Com. Math l, Com. Math ll, Personal Bookkeeping. Club: Supply Club. ELIZABETH SCOTT Sicklerville, N. J. Glassboro State, B.S., Clothing and Foods. Club: F.H.A. VINCENT J, SPARACINO Hommonton, N. J. Glassboro State College and Trenton State College. Emergency. Mechanical Drawing and General Shop. R MABEL STATON Camden, N. J. DePaul Uni- versity, P.E., B.S., Physical Edu- cation Il, III, Home Nursing and Highway Safety. Club: Cheerleaders. ESTHER E. VONADA Paulsboro, N. J. Bucknell, A.B., General Math II, Math Review, Business Math ll. KATHY MANAHAN Secretary to Mr. Stumpf ELIZABETH S. TENDER Clarksboro, N. J. Drexel Insti- tute of Technology, B.S., Busi- ness Law, Economic Geography, and Typing ll. ANNE WEBER Colonial Manor, N. J. Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S., Junior Business Training, Office Practice. Club: Pegasus Business SfnIT. ELLA THOMPSON Attendance Officer MARY C. TRICK Woodbury, N. J. Rider College, and Rutgers University, B.C.S., and B.S., Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, and Typing. Club: Na- tional Honor Society. WILLIAM B. YAEGER Clarksboro, N. J. Westminster College, A.B., Physical Educa- tion, Highway Safety and Health. Club: Archery. RICHARD VATTER Pennsgrove, N. J. Rutgers Uni versity, B.S., General Science Club: General Science. ELAINE SALVATORE Secretary to Mr. Lazevniclc and Miss Boyer. it-4.-f ' A .,...n-'F' Y. 1? .. :g' l 'u-a:'L.'. ....,,,-..:-..-...7 5 r:, ., -.-' DOCTOR Dr. Oscar H. Katz SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Uuvis -fy NJ .!,rg'N , x . -Q :Y 4 .. 'M 9 . ','A fy , '. V-W ' Z, x Q Q W- is A' ,.,t .' -pt' K,-I 4- : it i?':r W rr . B-'Y-ai 'P -55113 J L. un.--no I-. CAFETERIA Cafeteria Workers: Mrs. Koputch Mrs, Willis, Mrs. Myers. 5 ., . . , ,, s.,5xVVVV 1. VjV'v-.QVVV :A , -, XKVV V -..,V 'VV 'v.,MqNV'MV x . OmOf I' OW an . 1 ., ,MVVVVV 4. . ,WVVV ' Uh... V VV L-'QWVV wx ,. V , Q , , V V. 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By belonging to the class of 1959 we have learned what it is to be part of a vital living group. Without all its members our class would not be the same. Each of us is an integral part of our class history. We entered Paulsboro as the youngest members of the student body. We were filled with anticipation and uncertainty as we strove to make ourselves a part of an already established organization. The first step in our climb towards our goal of unity was electing our class officers. We chose Harry Sparks, Roscoe Carter, Diane Chell, and April Villanova to lead us during this first year in a new frontier. With experience behind us and opportunity ahead we entered our sophomore year. As sophomores we chose Roscoe Carter, Elaine Snyder, April Villanova, and Ronnie DiNicola to lead us. Our first social undertaking was that of the Freshman- Sophomore Reception which proved to be a tremendous success. We were now a firm part of the P.H.S. student body. With eagerness and determination we entered our junior year. Roscoe Carter, Tom Cassidy, April Villanova and Diane Chell were chosen as our class officers. Here was a class willing to work and one capable of doing anything put before us. ...C if Ls X e X ' .ffl -x XL V 'X ...- ' Our Junior Play, A Little Haney, was both successful and enioyable. We gave the annual prom at the end of the school year which was, for the first time, an all night affair. One of the first of many important precedents set by the class of 1959. For three years we were building ourselves into a senior class worthy of Paulsboro High School. Now we have reached our goal- Don Lang, Tom Dudzinski, Lucy Wyatt, and April Villanova were chosen to lead us in our final year of triumph. Athletically, scholastically, and socially we led our school. Sparked by the inspiration and play of several senior boys, our football team won both the Colonial Conference and Group lll championships in South Jersey. The Alumni Dance in November was both entertaining and financially successful. We set two more precedents this year. First the yearbook colors were changed from the previous maroon and silver to our true school colors of red and white. Second- ly, there was the establishment of Senior Week from January 12 to January 16, which received great support from both students and faculty. The past four years have given each of us some memorable experiences which we will never forget. When it comes our turn to march at graduation in June we shall all be looking back with sadness at what we must leave behind. We shall leave Paulsboro High School with memories of four wonderful years of work, fun, and growing up. We gained more than academic knowledge, we have matured as individuals and are now prepared to set out on our various paths in the road of life. P.H.S. we sing to thee Alma Mater dear, Cherished will our memories be Of the hours spent here. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Dudzinslmi, Vice-Presidenfg Lucy Wyalf, Secreturyp April Villcmovc, Treosurerg Donald SENICDR HOMEROCDM REPRESENTATIVES J, DuN1cola. er, A. Rad- l CLAU DIA ALCOTT Gibbstown Com. Claudia really wants a car, When she gets it, it will be best by tar. Commercial 2, Paulsentinel lit. 3, Pegasus Bus. 4. Aims to own a Mercury . . . Wills her locker to Jackie . . . Dislikes waiting for a letter . . . likes Bandstand, lunch, and blue. DONALD BANKS Paulxboro C.P. To be a mathematician was his aim, When he succeeds, he'll gain great lame. Dramatics 45 French 2 V. Pres.: Future Teachers of America l, 2, 3 Parliamen- tarian, 4 V. Pres., National Honor Society 3, 41 Debating 4. Wills his brain . . . Likes blue, mathe- matics, M. M., and home. MARIA AMENDOLIA Marie Gibbstown C.P. Marie, Marie, what a riot, She was never ever quiet. Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 45 Hockey l, 2, International 4g Paulsentinel Bus. 2, 3, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Likes red, lunch, Three Stooges , and everybody . . . Aims to get rich . . . Dislikes conceited people. SHIRLEY AGNES ASSAN Shirl Verga Com. Shirley was willing to wait and wait, Finally she and Giles set the date. Commercial 2, Future Homemakers 3 Pres., Music Appreciation Ip Pegasus Bus. 4. Aims to be Mrs. Giles J. Boughter . . . Likes Giles and orchids . . . Can't stay home. JAMES BARRETT Jim GENE A. BAY Genius Paulsboro C.P. Paulsboro Gen .lim liked sports as was shown, To diet for wrestling made him known. Gene wasn't any lool, He played his tuba for the school. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4: Bond lt 2, 3, 4: Dance Band l, 2. 3, 4 Sports 2, 3, 45 Varsity 4, Wrestling O Cl'eS '0 lt 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l, 3, 4 l' 2' 3' 4' Wills his tuba . . . Says darn right' Con't stay under weight for wrestling . - Dislikes homework. . . . Wills his football uniform. Ruthie LYNN KATHRYN BEATTY Verga Sec. Com. You know if foo, she said for fun, For her shorfhand couldn'i be done. Cheerleaders 2, 3, Pegasus l.i9. 4, Traffic Aid 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Ushereffes 3. Can'f do shorfhand . . . Says, You know if foo. RUTH IORNMANN Thorofare Com. Though she was quief, she was quife smarf, She fook her school work fo her hearf. Ariisfic Typing 4, Commercial 2, Hockey 'Ip Monitor 3, Needlework 2, 3: Paulsen- tinel Lit. 4. Likes blue, shorihand, and The Rifle- man . . . Can'f stand science. THOMAS BELL Chester Oakvlew Gen. Tommy was quife a boy, Wifh English, he could find no joy. Archery 4. Likes Tom Dooley, maroon, The Three Sfooges, and girls . . . Wills his cruiches . . . Can'f do English . . . Dislikes Cl-revies. STEPHANIE .IEANNE BRADSHAW Sfeppy Greenfields C.P. Sfephanie really is fhe mosfesi, She wanfs fo be an airline hosfess. Dramaiics 'l, 2 Sec., 3, 4 V. Pres., Paulsen- finel Bus. 3, 4, Exchange Editor, Pegasus Bus. 4, Junior Play 3, Red Cross lg Sfudeni Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. Likes Mel, blue, and English. MARIANNE BENDER Bridgeport C.P. The ideal boyfriend was her aim, She's sfill looking, whaf a shamel Assembly Commiffee 3, lnlernational 2, 3 Sec.: Monitor 2, Pegasus Bus. 4, Pegasus Lif. 4. Can'f find The ideal boyfriend . . . Likes Sfardusf, U.S. Hisfory ll, blue, and the Perry Como Show. DIANNE BREMER Di ' Gibbsfown Dianne really was a whiz, She could gef lO0 in any quiz. lnfernafional 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Paulsenfinel Bus. 3. Hobby: collecfing records . . . Aims fo finish college educafion . . . Can'f sfand people who fry io imifaie Elvis. MARGARET I.. CADMUS Margo Thorofare C.P. She is gabby, she is gay, She just laughs the livelong day. Biology 25 Chorus 2, 31 Glee Club 35 H. R. Rep. l, 3, International 2, 3: Moni- tor lg National Honor Society 3, 4 Pres.: Pegasus Lit. 4, Student Council 37 Tratiic Aid 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Debate 4. Says, Really? JAMES THOMAS BROCKENBROUGH Bi Brock 9 Paulsboro Cler. Com. Big Brock is his name, Someday he'll make the Hall of Fame. Assembly Committee 3, Audio Visual 3, 4: Discussion 4: Maintenance 2, Monitor 4: Pegasus Bus. 45 Robed Choir 4, Track 2. Likes red, Judy, Bird Dog, eating, and Kasdin's Drug Store. RICHARD J. CAIRA Riel! Gibbstown C.P. Hot rods and custom cars Really sent him to the stars. Basketball 2, Boys' Cooking 41 Chess l, 27 Mdfll 4. Likes hot rods and custom cars, You Cheated, Price is Right, and Donna . . . Wills his dirty gym suit. ALLEEN BRUNER Jo Gibbstown Gen. Aileen was quite a girl, She gave all the boys a whirl. H.R. Rep. 35 Monitor 2, Paulsentinel Bus. 3, 4 Editor, Tri-Hi-Y 2 V. Pres. Likes lt's All ln The Game, math, and blush red. MARGARET CAMPBELL Peg Gibbstown Com, Peggy really likes to swim, Because she's full of pep and vim. Commercial lp Hockey if Red Cross l, 21 Tri-Hi-Y l, 35 Artistic Typing 4. Aims to be a secretary . . . Dislikes homework . . . Can't sing . . . Likes swim- ming and lt's Only Make Believe. JIM IUCK luck Thorofa re Gen. A Chevy was his favorite car, He thought it could beat a Ford by far. Aims to be a machinist . . . Hobby: Chevios . . . Can't sing . . . Dislikes Fords. JOHN R. CANN Jack Bridgeport Gen. l will my laltered gyms lo Dave All the pieces he can save. Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 2. Aims to become rich . . . Can'l get up on Mondays . . . Likes It's All In The Game, Have Gun, Will Travel, geome- tfy, and gray. WILLIAM CAPOBIANCO Willie Thorolare Gen. Bill lislened lo Liltle Star, It was his favorite song by lor. Boys' Cooking 4, Archery 4. Aims to be a millionaire . . . Likes Little Star, Roland, and sky blue. 20 CONSTANCE ANN CANNAVO Connie ff SAN DRA CAPASSO Sandy Gibbstown C.P. Bridgeport Com Cohnie patiently waits for Steve Till the day he gets his leave. She liked Pat Boone's show the best, She lhoughi if better than all the rest. Monitor 3, up Paulsential Bus. 2, 3, 4: Commercial 2, Pegasus Bus. 45 Pegasus Pegasus Bus. 4, Trallic Aid 2, 3, 4. Lit. 45 Junior Play 3, Red Cross 2, Tri-Hi'Y 3 Aims to be a success . . . Likes Band- Aims fo run an IBM mgghing and be Sfdnd, Engllflb Und While - - - C0117 happy . . . Dislikes conceiled people. behave. ANGELO CARATURA Jap Oakview Gen. He wanted a radio lo play Queen of the Hop, While all the fellows were working in shop. Boys' Cooking 4, Archery 4. Aims lo be a mechanic . . . Hobby is working on cars . . . Likes Queen ol lhe Hop, gold, and Late Show . . . Dislikes Chevies. .I GERTRUDE CARNEY Frances Greenfields Village Com. When there was laughter in the air, You could always lind Gert there. Basketball 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Monitor 3, Pegasus Bus. 4, Traffic Aid 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Usherettes 2, Varsity 3, 4. Aims to see lhe world . . . Can't keep quiet . . . Wills her history leacher. ROSCOE CARTER Mandy THOMAS CASSIDY Inky Paulsboro Gen. Gibbstown Gen. For the band he played his sax, With his music he wasn't lax. ln most sports lnky is active, But to Shirley he is attracted. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Oliicer l V. Pres., Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 2 Pres., 3 Pres.: Football 1: H.R. Rep. l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Paulsentinel Lit. 4, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. Comm' l' 2' 4' Aims to be successful . . . Says, I Dislikes conceited people . . . Wills his ain't lying . . . Wills practice jersey . . . sax reed. Can't save money . . . Likes Shirley. JANET MARIE CERVANTES Jan Billingsport C.P. Think it over, there is no doubt, ln dancing and cheering she stood out. Cheerleaders 3, 4, Monitor 4, Pegasus Bus. 4. Says, Hi Hon! . . . Dislikes show oHs . . . Likes For Your Love, speech, red and Denny Ramos. DIANNE lil CHELI. Chelly Paulsboro C.P. A cute cheerleader was our Chell, At the games she'd really yell. Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Class Officers 1 Treos., 3 Treas., National Honor Society 3, 4 Treas., Paulsentinel Bus. 3, 4, Tennis 'I, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Aid 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Varsity 4, Debating Club 4. Aims to be happy. it , 1? if QM BARBARA JOAN CAST Joanne Paulsboro Gen. ln assemblies she liked to sing, She could make the rafters ring. Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers 3, H.R. Rep. l, 2, Monitor 3, Needlework 2 Sec.-Treas., Pegasus Bus. 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, Usherettes 2 V. Pres., 3 V. Pres., 4. Likes Russell and navy blue. ALICE CLAYTON Verge Gen. A little gal with get up and go, To find one better, you'll look high and low. Basketball 3, 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Pegasus Lit. 4, Tennis 1, Twirling 3, Usherettes 3. Wills her excess knowledge . . . Hobby is sketching and dancing. JACQUELYN R. CLIFT Jackie Gibbstown Com. Jackie can't make up her mind, She has this problem all the time. Cheerleaders 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Paulsential Lit. 3, 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Junior Play 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Aid 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4. Says: Shore 'nutF . . . Dislikes a grouchy boy. MARGARET CROCE Marge Paulsboro Com Margaret carried our high school banner ln a very elegant manner. Library 3 4- Ma'orette 1- Traffic Aid 2, 1 1 I 1 3, 4, Usherettes 4, Artistic Typing 4. Likes To Know Him is to Love Him, Millionaire, oflice practice and blue . . Dislikes homework. WILLIAM R. COOPER llll Colonial Manor C.P. Making money was fun to Bill, But at English he had no skill. Advanced Math 4, Debating 4, Ion Hunters 3. Wills his brains . . . Says, That's life! . . . Can't get up in the morning . . . Likes 77 Sunset Strip, history, The End and red. WILLIAM MORRIS CROWLIY Bill Mantua Terrace C.P. An electrical engineer Bill wants to be, We hope he makes it, let's wait and see. Discussion Club 4, Ion Hunters 3, Inter- national 2, Journalism 2, 3, Math 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Says, The world admires a wise man but laughs at a clown. GEORGE P. CRAWFORD Paulsboro Gen. A bachelor our George will be, His favorite subject was history. Baseball 'l, Cross Country 4. Aims to be happy . . . Hobby is reading . . . Wills his love for school . . . Dis- likes sarcastic people . . . Can't learn foreign languages . . . Likes history and Long Hot Summer. JUDITH ANN CUNDEY Judy Tharofare Com. Judy is quiet, that is true, But she is happy, seldom blue. Cheerleader 3, Commercial 2, Monitor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Aims to make Frank happy . . . Hobby is writing letters . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Likes 77 Sunset Strip. Ji fi . A fm: .- eg' - Ti A. -5 le . 'z!':fei.x w.if7f1, Ewa 5 , . EVA DI FONZO Gibbstown Gen. lf you ever get a chance, Stop to see how Eva can dance. Chess 4, Future Homemakers 4: H.R. Rep. 15 Monitor 1, 2, 3, Paulsentinel Bus. 4g Pegasus 4. Can't keep still . . . Likes sales, danc- ing, and the All Night Show . . . Dis- likes two-faced people. CHARLOTTE O. DALLAS Tootsie Mantua Gen. What does Tootsie really like? Mike, Mike, and seeing more of Mike. Monitor 25 Paulsentinel Bus. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 37 Usherettes 3, 4 V. Pres. Aims to be a stewardess . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Likes 77 Sunset Strip, Salas, and blue. RONALD DI FONZO Ronnie Paulsboro Gen. . b spends his hours each day, Ronnie Hearing records as they play. Apparatus 3, Pres., Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Aims to be a success . . . Like: Topsy Part ll, Bandstand, Vel's and Pat . . . , Wills his good times . . . Can't do homo- work. RALPH DANNER Dicky Paulsboro Gen. Sleeping is the hobby of our Dicky, A K He likes the cartoon Mouse named Mickey. 'xg f gigs - Audio Visual 2, 3, 4, Boys' Cooking 4, International 2, 35 Play 3. Aims to become a millionaire . . . Wills his locker . . . Hobby is sleeping. JOAN ANN DI NICOLA Joanie Gibbstown Sec. Com. Paulsentinel co-editor was she, And cheered our team to victory. Cheerleader 2, 3, 47 Debating 4, H.R. Rep. 4: Monitor 1, 25 Paulsentinel Bus. 2, Paulsentinel Lit. 3, 4 Co-editor, Pegasus 45 Play 3: Traffic Aid 1, 2. Likes Carl. LORRAINE DAVIS Day Paulsboro Gen. Her favorite hobby was to dance, Only to Billy she gave a second glance. Basketball 15 Cheerleader 37 Chorus 3: Future Homemakers 37 Glee Club 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Needlework 1, Paul- sentinel Lit. 25 Pegasus Bus. 4: Robed Choir 35 Usherette 45 Varsity 3, 4 V. Pres. Likes Bandstand, English, Billy and blue. 23 RONALD DI NICOLA Ronnie Gibbstown C.P. A famous musician some day he'll be, Then his name will be in history. Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 3, 4. Aims ta be somebody important . . Wills his out ol tune cornet. HAROLD DOE Doey With the Peptones he did play, At Janice's he liked to stay. Audio Visual W4, Boys' Cooking 4, Foot- ball 'I, French 2, Maintenance 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 1. Aims to get out af school . . . Hobby is music . . . Likes Topsy Part ll, Janice, and blue. JOAN ANN DONAHUE Joanie Paulsboro Sec. Com Her favorite program was Bandstand, She thought it was just really grand. Color Guard 4, French 2, Library 2, 3 4, Treas,, Troma Aid 2, 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3 Usherettes 4. Hobby is dancing . . . Likes Bandstand, Denny, and Sec. Proc. . . . Can't stay home 24 THERESA DUCA Tess Gibbstown Com, Tess to hockey through school was true, Now she leaves her sister the playing to do. Basketball 2, 3, Commercial l, Dramatics 4, Hockey 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library l, 2, 3, 4, Nursing 4, Paulsentinel Bus. 4, Play 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Traffic Aid 3, Varsity4Sec. Aims to succeed . . . Likes Born Too Late. MARY LOU DOLBOW Peaches Repaupo Com. She likes her town-Repaupo l moan, And it is there that she'll be seen, Commercial 2, Guidance 2, library 3 V. Pres., Pegasus Bus. 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Aims to own a Chevy convertible . . Seen in Repaupo. THOMAS J. DUDZINSKI Deak Billingsport C.P. Tommy was a happy boy, For he was always seen with Joy. Baseball l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4 V. Pres., Football 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Rep. 2, Math 4, Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. Aims to go to California . . . Likes Joy and mathematics. J. STUART EMEIIICK Billingsport C.P. His favorife hobby is hoarding money, Buf fo us he is a liffle honey. Baseball 4, Boys' Cooking 4, Chess I, Inlernational 2, 3 Pres. Wills his locker . . . Can'f siudy . . . Dislikes conceifed people . . . Likes 'Tales of Wells Fargo and red. KEN FANSLAU Thorofare Gen. lf you slop and fake a look, You'll find he has a physics book. Apparatus 2, Tumbling 1. Aims fo make a million . . . Hobby is hunting and race cars . . . likes Maver- ick, maroon, and physics . . . Can'i do homework. GAIL VIVIAN ENGLISH Poulsboro Cler. Com. Alfhough her favorife boy was Sfan, She was always found in lhe band. Assembly Com. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Reading l. likes Sfan, green, band and Bandsfand . . . Says, Heavensl . . . Aims fo be a secrefary. THOMAS C. FLETCHER Tom West Depiford Gen. Mickey Mouse was his favorife show, To miss ii would be quife a blow. Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 3, Travel l. Dislikes homework and can'f do school- work . . . Favorife T.V. program: Mickey Mouse Club. GEORGE FANSLAU, JR. Mantua Terrace Gen. A piloi George would like fo be, George as a pilof we'd like fo see. Aims fo be a pilof . . , Likes flying, Maverick, physics, and red . . . Says, O.K. . . . Wills My Brains. ELIZABETH ANNA FLORIG Betty Verga Com. If you should go io Danceffe, You are sure io find our Bef. Cheerleader 2, H.R. Rep. 3, Pegasus Lit. 4, Sludenf Council 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Ushereffes 3. Aims fo become a model . . , Enjoys dancing . . . Can'i gef up in fhe morning. Randy B. J. K x 26 KATHRYN ELIZABETH FUHRMEISTER Kathy Colonial Manor Sec. Com. As a Colorguard she was neat, Everybody thought she was sweet. Cheerleaders 35 Commercial 25 Color Guard 45 Library 25 Monitor I, 25 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Aims to be happy . . . Says, Honest . . . Dislikes being rushed . . . Wills Color Guard uniform . . . Likes pink and Loretta Young Show. JAMES GATEWOOD Jimmy Paulsboro Gen. His favorite TV program was Peter Gunn5 To him, oil painting was so much lun. Track 3, 45 Varsity 4. Aims to be a bacteriologist . . . Wills his books to Robert Samuels . . . Likes Rosealie, math, and blue. RANDOLPH D. FULGHAM West Deptford Gen. An all-around boy who's really keen, Boys like him are seldom seen. Basketball 3, 45 Boys' Cooking 45 Track 3, 45 Tumbling 3. Hobby is swimming . . . Says, l forgot . . . Likes study hall, Topsy Part ll, and Florence . . . Can't dance. DARLENE SUSAN Glll Dar Paulsboro Com. Always smiling, always active5 Darlene also is attractive. Cheerleaders I, 25 Chorus I5 Commercial 1, 25 Dramatics I, 25 Glee Club 15 Paul- sentinel Bus. 45 Red Cross 'I5 Science 2. Says, That's a sin . . . Likes lunch, Norris, and blue . . . Can't stop eating. BONNIE JEAN GARDNER Gibbstown Gen. To P.M.C. she would go, .lust to see her favorite beau. Basketball 2, 35 H.R. Rep. 'I5 International 25 Monitor 25 Paulsentinel Lit. 3, 45 Red Cross I5 Traffic Aid 2, 3, 4. Wills her sister Fay . . . Likes Bob, U.S. History. ELAINE GODFREY Golfball Paulsboro Com. Her favorite boy is Stan, She thinks he is quite a man. Cheerleader 35 Commercial 25 Twirling I. Aims to get married . . . Wills her locker to Mary . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Can't stand homework . . . Likes Stan, Bandstand, and green. Aims to be a teacher . . . Wills his foot- JOAN IDA HANKEI. Jeanie Verge COM. Joan is known for loyalty, A great alumni, she will be. Future Homemakers 3, Needlework l, 2: Nursing 2, Pegasus Bus. 4, Usherettes 4. Says, You know it . . . Can'f stay home . . . Likes Jerry, pink, and office practice. Th orofo re DENNIS L. GORMAN C.P. Though the acid of time corrodes you, May you never crumble to dust. Discussion 4, Math 4. Likes physics and green, 20th Century, and classical music . . . Hobby is writing science fiction stories. JOE HARIESON Joe B. Gibbstown C.P. He walked Rita down the hall, After school he played football. Baseball 2, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Inter- national 2, Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Varsity 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. ball jersey . . . Likes Rita. JOEL P. GOTCHEI. Gotch Colonial Manor C.P. As a lineman, Joel's a whiz, Just lead him where a football is. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sports 2, 3, 4, Var- sity 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Aims to be an engineer . . . Hobby is flying . . . Con't catch . . . Advises fresh- men to work hard . . . Likes lt's All ln The Game and Maverick. JOHN J. HEERY Gibbstown Com. John wants to be a C.P.A., When he is, oh, happy day! Boys' Cooking 4, International 2, Skating 3. Says, That's a shame . . . Wills his empty locker . . . Can't stand homework . . . Likes history and red. CASTO C. HALL Cast Paulsboro C.P. Casto runs just like a deer, While the fans stand up and cheer. Baseball l, 2, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity 4. Wills his basketball uniform . . . Dis- likes conceited people . . . Can'f study hard . . . Likes sports, Tom Dooley, and history. ROSE ANN HILL Zanny West Deptlord Gen. In wfiting to that certain Marine, You will find that she was keen. Career 3, Cheerleaders l, Student Coun- cil lg Tri-Hi4Y 3, Twirling 2. Hobby is writing to that certain Marine . . Likes English, pink, and Bill. JOSEPH E. HOLDA Sonny Colonial Manor V C.P. Football, baseball, basketball, and track, To sports, each season brings him back. Baseball T, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chess 3, Pegasus Lit. 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4. Says, That's the breaks , . . Dislikes homework and conceited people . . . Ad- vises: Study. EDWARD HOLTZHAUSER Ed West Deptford C.P. Ed's no different from other scholars, He wants to make a million dollars. Biology 2, Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 4, Tumbling 3. Likes Topsy Part ll, Porky, and hunting . . . Aims to make money . . . Can't dance or do physics. GARY HORMAN Thoroiare C.P. To the Student Council his talents he lent, For our Gary is its President. Baseball T, 2, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Interl national 2, Student Council l, 2, 4 Pres., Varsity 2, 3 Sec. 4. Wills the Student Council . . . Likes trig, Jean, 'lonesome Town, The Real Mc- Coys and blue , . . Can't save money. 28 BETSY HUNTER Bet Paulsboro Gen. Betsy likes the Peptones' playing, Their music really sets her swaying. Maiorette T, Paulsentinel Lit. 2, Assembly Committee 3, 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Skating 3. Likes writing letters, dancing, ice skat- ing, and Johnny . . . Dislikes people who clon't give you a chance. .2 MARY ANNE JESTER Paulsboro Cler. Com. Her favorite program is l'The Millionaire, In later years she'll get her share. Commercial 2, Future Homemakers 2, Paulsentinel Bus. 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Skat- ing 3, Twirling 2. Likes pink, The Millionaire, Dennis, and One Night. DOROTHY M. JOHNSON DAVID JONES PATRICIA JONES Dot Hon Pat Paulsboro Com. Paulsboro Gen. Paulsboro Gen. Al l oCl'eY she was 'sally grand? To be wifh Barb was his one care, A help lo Mrs. Daniels was she, when needed she was always on hand' Some day he may be a millionaire Always in fhe Library she would be. sgihegballmkmzleii gluirlieizilzgl 1:11 Aparafus 2, Aulomobile 4, Career l. Color Guard 4, library 2, 3, 4, Ushereltes 4, H.R. Rep. 3, Paulsentinel Lil. 3, Pegasus Says, Hi ya, Doll! . . . Likes blue, ' I-,k Hrh E du I , H Bus. 4, Robed Choir 3, Sfudenf Council Barb, and One Night . . . Can'f sland 'dis de br ' lypmg' Ranma' Band' 3, Tramc Aid 3, 4, Usherelfes 2, 3, 4 school . . . Aims lo be a millionaire. sian ml ue ' ' ' W' S he' Colo' Guard uniform . . . Can'i slay home. Pres., Varsily 3, 4 Pres. Yea 4. . KATHLEEN JANE KELLER Jake West Deptford Sec. Com. Jake really liked her Ted, To make him happy is wha! she said. Cheerleaders 2, 3, H.R. Rep. 2, Monitor 4, Ushersites 3. Can'l keep secrefs . . . Likes 77 Sunsef Ship, English, red, and dancing . . . Can'l wail till graduafion. MARGARET JOANNE KELLY DIANE KNESTAUT Marge Gibbstown Sec, Com Glbbsiown seccom' Diane Kneslauf was quile o clown, She never liked lo say good nighl, She furned lhe school upside down. . , , Bu? if she didn? lhere would be a fighf. H.R. Rep. 4: Pculsemind Bus. 2, 3, 4 Arlisiic Typing 4, Assembly Committee 2, Co-editor, Pegasus Bus. 4, Sludent Coun 3, Commercial 2, 3, Dramalics 4, Pegasus cil 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsily 4. Bus' 4? Skating 3: Tn'H Y 2' Likes Tonight, Tonighf, and Dad . . Wills her sneakers . . . Con'l disown Wills her brolher . . . Hobby: fennis. Fran . . . Likes Ken and Maverick. ANNETTE S. KORIAKIN Full Nortonville C.P. Annette's marching was really grand, With the yearbook she lent a hand. Basketball 1, 2, International 3, Maiorette 4, Paulsentinel Lit. 2, 3, 4, Pegasus lit. 4, Traffic Aid 2, Twirling 2, 4. Says, Never mind . . . Likes You Cheated, trig, and blue . . . Dislikes gossipy people. ANITA LEAP Paulsboro Gen Anita seems to be very quiet But actually she is a not Assembly Committee 4, International 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Usherettes 4 Aims to be happy . . . Hobby is skating . . . Wills locker 172 . . . Dislikes home work . . . Likes U.S, History I DONALD LANG Sonny Paulsboro C.P. In musical work he does excel, And as class president, he does quite well. Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Class Ofticer 4, Pres., Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Play 3, Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Tumbling 1, Debating 4. GEORGE T. LEE, JR Speedy Pick Paulsboro Gen Tall and lean, without a care On the football field, he was always there Basketball 1, 2, Boys' Cooking 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Sports Club 1 2 3 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4 Says, Definitely . . . Wills his football undorm to the future star of PHS ROBERT DOMINIC LAURINAITIS lab Gibbstown C.P. Light up the stove, here comes Bobby, Cooking was his favorite hobby. Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 1, 2, Football 1, Maintenance 2, Math 4. Aims to get a car . . . Dislikes work . . . Likes Sandy, study hall, lt's All in the Game, and blue . . . Says, Pretty sharp. JUDITH C. LEHMAN Judy Paulsboro Sec Com To the radio she would listen When her song played, she would glisten Library 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Usherettes 4 Aims ta be a secretary Says My goodness! . . . Cant stay home . . . Hobby is listening to the radio Dislikes homework. PATSY LODGE Pat West Depttord Twp. C.P. Pegasus work, she didn't dodge, Our capable editor, Patsy Lodge. Basketball I, Dramatics 2, French 2, Treas., Glee Club 2, Ion Hunters 4, Treas., Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Paulsentinel Lit. 3, Pegasus Lit. 4, Cc-editor, Play 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3. EVELYN LINCOLN Eve Paulsboro Gen. A Biology Lab was her heaven, She would work from seven to seven. Chorus 3, Library 2, 3, Needlework 1, Pegasus Bus. 4. Hobby is dancing . . . Likes Richard, black, biology, and Poinciana . . . Aims to be a lab technician . . . Can skate. May PAT LOMBARDO Pat Westville Gen. A great success our Pat will be, He has much personality. Assembly Committee 3, Art 4, Biology 2 Pres., Boys' Cooking 4, Maintenance I, Pegasus Lit. 4. Sings Lonesome Town . . . Likes Popeye Theater, cars, Band and Rita . . . Wills seat in attendance office. MARIAN E. LINCOLN Paulsboro Com. A likeable gal, A worthwhile pal. Hockey 1, Library 2, 3 Pres., Pegasus Bus. 4, Red Cross 'l. Says, People are funny . . . Wills friendliness . . . Hides out at Atlantic City . . . Can't get English . . . Enjoys listening to the radio. MARGARET E. LUKOSAVICH PEGGY Gibbstown Sec. Com. Peg used to have a way, Of making good marks every day. Assembly Committee 4, Sec.-Treas. Future Homemakers 3, Monitor 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec., Paulsentinel Lit. 3, Pegasus Bus. 4, Pegasus Lit. 4, Student Council 3, Traffic Aid 4, Usherettes 2, 3 Treas. 4, Aims to be happy with Sammy WILBERT LINDSEY, JR. Smidge Paulsboro C.P. With a camera you would see, Lindsey making history. Camera 2, Math 4. Says, The Old Boy . . . Likes Tears on My Pillow, Have Gun, Will Travel, and history . . . Can't stand snobbish girls . . . Hobby is collecting progressive jazz records. CAROLYN LYONS Lynn Gibbstown CP. She is last as a breeze, She plays hockey with her knees. Etiquette lg Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Inter' national 2, Monitor 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Traffic Aid 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4. Aims to become a medical technician . . . Hobby is playing the accordion . . . Likes Bandstand, Paul and history. i 46:13 JAY B. MANAHAN Jay Bird Poulsboro Gen. As an amateur he was grand, Because he was a radio hom. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, Varsity 4. Aims to work in electronics . . . Can't get his homework done , . . Seen at Pop's , . . Dislikes getting dressed for gym. GERALD MARINELLI Jerry Gibbstown Gen. Tall and handsome our boy Jerry, Friendly, nice, and always merry. Automobile 4, Boys' Cooking 4. Says, Your cool . . . Can't do home- work . Hobby is fishing . . . Wills his books . . . Likes English and charcoal gray. 32 ,-,:f'.:,F-W .' 4,5 fi' r .-ff-ZX... '!'.i.l'ii5? GEORGE A. MARSHALL Sonny Thorofare Acc't. Com. George's cooking is really grand, lt's the best in all the land. Boys' Cooking 45 H.R. Rep. 2, Oil Paint' ing 2, Skating 3. Aims to be a success . . , Can't stand show-offs and homework . , . Likes red, math, skating, and Have oun, Will Travel . . . Advises Freshmen to work hard. 'bfi ROBERT GLENN MANN Bob Poulsboro Gen. A girl who likes to spend money, Never would be his honey. Audio Visual 3, Boys' Cooking 4, Camera 2. Dislikes girls who like to spend money . . . Aims to retire at an early age. Q fffiil -HUA 1 ..,- in . , - il fl.. Tvs, 1, .,--Q, '11-EEL 365' L '- , - f :f i' ' - ,.-...e..:-sg ,, , MARIE C. MATTEO West Deptford Sec. Com, At the football games you'd see In the color guard, Marie. Cheerleader 3, Color Guard 4, Commer- cial 2 Sec.g Jr. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2 Sec., Mani' tor 4. Wills her Color Guard uniform . . , Hobby talking an the telephone . . . Likes Butch . . . Advises: respect all seniors. ANDREA MATTSON Andie Paulsboro Com. Everyone just called her Andy, At hockey she was really dandy. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Nursing 2, 3, 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Aims to make someone happy . . . ,Wills her hockey stick to Diane . . . Can't stop talking . . . Likes Bandstand, talking, Buddy and blue. BARBARA McDOWELL Mickl Thorofare Com. Miss Weber's room Micki will recall, Among her memories as the best of all. Artistic Typing 4, Commercial 2, Hockey lp Red Cross 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Wills her locker . . . Can't stop talking . . . Dislikes strict rules . . . Likes Topsy Part ll. J, ROBERT MATTSON BARBARA ANN MGCOLLIGAN Bob Gibbstown Football manager was Hunting is his favorite Boys' Cooking 4, Football 3, 4, Varsity 4. Hobby: Gunning . . . . . . Likes lt's All In The Maverick, and red . . school. Gen. our Bobby, hobby. Manager l, 2, Dislikes school Game, lunch, . Can't stand JOHN McNEll.l.Y Johnny Paulsboro Gen. His favorite subject was history, He likes Kathy, that's no mystery. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Boys' Cook- ing 4, Camera 2, Career 2, 3, Varsity 4. Says, 'l'hat's a shame . 2, Football 1, . . Likes Kathy, history, red and Maverick . . . Can't get up for school. Gibbstown Her aim is to And with her Commercial 2, Lit. 3, Pegasus Aims to own Barb Com. own a new Mercury car, ability she'll go far. Etiquette I, Paulsentinel Bus. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. a Mercury . . . Can't stay home . . . Hobby is driving . . . Likes Bandstand, I unch, and powder blue. . Lim. ELAINE MILSTED Paulsboro Lanny Com. To marry a millionaire is her ambition, Luck for Lanny we all are wishin'. Cheerleader 3, Etiquette 2, Paulsentinel Bus. 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Twirling 1. likes, Have Gun, Will Travel, Donald, and lt's All in the Game. WILLIAM I.. MOORE, JR. Paycheck Paulsboro Gen. When Check's a mortician of great renown, He'll be the last to let you down. Baseball l, Boys' Cooking 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, H.R. Rep. 2, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4. Wills his six years . . . Likes sports. JUDITH ANN MYERS Judy Thorofare Com. To pass her tests was her one aim, And to this day she aims the same. Etiquette 2, Future Homemakers 3, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 4. Aims to be a success . . . Can't pass tests . . . Likes blue, Peter Gunn and office practice. JUDY MORGAN Paulsboro Com. Her favorite hideouf is A.L.O.A., Maybe she'll be President of it some day. Commercial 2, Library 3, Pegasus Bus. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Twirling 2, Usherettes 4. Hobby is writing letters to Tony . . . Can't make up her mind . . . Dislikes lunch periods. JUDY NAU Greenfields Com. When there was laughter in the air, You could usually find Judy there. Maiorette 2, Paulsentinel Bus. 3, 4, Paul- sentinel Lit. 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Pegasus Lit 4 Aims to be a hairdresser and get mar- ried . . . Can't stop talking in study hull. ROBERT W. MUNYON Bob Paulsboro Gen. Bob's ambition isn't too rare, He hopes to be a millionaire. Automobile 4, Boys' Cooking 4, H.R. Rep. 1: Student Council l. Aims to be a millionaire playboy . . . Says I don't know . . . Hobby is gunning . . . Likes gym and Topsy, Part ll. CHARLES NAYLOR Chi: Woodbury C.P. They call him Chic, Because he's slick. Aims to be an electrical engineer . . , Likes chemistry, red, Marie, Bandstand, and To Know Him ls to Love Him . . Can't get a job. 75 af' ROSE PALAZZESE Ro Paulsboro C.P. A registered nurse, she'll be some day, Her happy manner making patients gay. Cheerleaders 'l, Chess 4, Monitor 3, Pegasus Bus. 4, Skating 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Aims ta be a nurse . . . Says, Oh yeah , . . Hobby: tennis . . Wills her past mistakes. CARQI. NELSON Paulsboro C,P, Carol hopes someday she might, Be all dressed in nurse's white. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 'l, Red Cross 3, 4. Hobby is eating . . . Aims to be a nurse . . . Can't do math . . . Likes Bobby. JOHN M. PERNU Thorotare Gen, John played his clarinet in the band, His tone was good, his music grand. Band 2, 3, 4 Sec., Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 2, Chorus 4, Dance Band 4, Monitor 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Robed Chair 4. Hobby is music . . . Wills band uniform. RUTH I. NOVOTNY Gibbstown Gen. In the near future she will marry, Will it be Tom, Dick, or Harry. Basketball 1, 2, Commercial 3, Nursing 2, Paulsentinel Bus. 4. Likes One Night, sales, Joe, and blue . . . Can't study . . . Aims to get married. ELIZABETH ROSE PERRY Betty Swedesboro C.P. Betty aims to do her best, To the Lord she leaves the rest. Biology 2, Chorus 4, Dramatics 4, Future Homemakers 2 Pres. 3, 4, State Historian, Future Teachers 2, Parliamentarian 3 Sec., 4 Pres. Monitor 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Needlework l, Robed Choir 4, Traffic Aid 31 Usherettes 3. PATRICIA SUE OSWALD Sootie Paulsboro Com. Her favorite boys nre her tour brothers, She likes them better than all the others. Color Guard 4, French 2 Sec., Traffic Aid 4, Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 3, Twirling 2, Usherettes 3, 4. Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Says, You know it. MARGUERITE M. PIAZZA Maggie Gibbstoyvn C.P. Pleasant, popular, tull of glee, Active in our school was she. Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, H.R. Rep. 2, Paulsentinel Lit. 2, 3 Associate Edi- tor, 4 Co-editor, Pegasus lit. 4, Play 3, Student Council 2, Trattic Aid 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4, Debating 4. Hobby is dancing . . . Aims to be a teacher . . . Wills cheerleading position. CAROL! PRATT Paulsboro Com. With her as a traffic aid, You need never be atraid. Assembly Committee 4, Treos., Basketball 'l, Cheerleader 3, Hockey 1, Monitor 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Traffic Aid 3, 4, Usherettes 3, 4, Treas. Wills her backless sneaks . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Enjoys talking on the phone. 36 THEODORE C. POHLIG Ted Paulsboro C.P. A great success our Ted will be, He has much personality. Baseball 1, 49, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4: Biology 2, Cross Country 4, Discussion 4, Pres., International 3, Monitor 4, Paul- sentinel Lit. 3, 4, Varsity 4. Likes Tunnel of Love, Maverick, and history . . . Can't do Spanish. TIMOTHY D. PRICE Tim Paulsboro C.P, As a photographer he is keen, In the Pegasus his pictures are seen. Band 'l, 2: Baseball 'l, Boys' Cooking 4, French 2, Ion Hunters 3, Pegasus Lit. 4, Track 2. Says, You said it . . . Likes Topsy, Part ll, Three Stooges, gym, and twinkle green. KATHLEEN MARY POWER Kathy Verga Among her classmates, always se ls calm and dignified Kathleen. Cheerleaders 3, Monitor 2, Needlewo 2, Nursing 2, Traflic Aid 3, Usherettes Wills her sister . . . Can't get up the morning . . . Dislikes conceitad ple . . . Likes sleeping, office prc and Don. I , . ' l BILL QUATTROCHI Troche Bridgeport Bill is the boy we all surely know, Always smiling and on the go. Biology 2, Boys' Cooking 4, Chorus 1 Glee Club 1, 2, Monitor 3, Robed 2, Tumbling 2. likes Queen ot the Hop, chan and black . . . Hides out in G-Town, J w, In, l..,, ANNE RADIIK Annie Paulsboro C.P. A lot of fun is this cute blonde, A girl of whom we all are tond. Cheerleaders 2, Chess 4, H.R. Rep. 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Skating 3, Student Council 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Says, Oh, My Heart . . . Can't stop breathing . . . Likes English. l RITA RASTELLI Paulsboro Com. In her uniform she looked quite well, ln cheerleading she did excel. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt., Chess 4, Sec. Aims to be happy with Joe . . . Wills her cheerleading uniform . . . Dislikes people who put on . . . Can't stay mad. A A .ms are JAMES RAMER Jim DENNIS RAMOS Tonk Bridgeport C.P. Gibbstown Gen. .lim aims to be a millionaire, We'll be happy it he gets there. Football is his favorite game, To be a school teacher is his aim. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 2, 4. 4, Vorshy 4 U Says, So what . Hobby if lolflng Says, Terrific! . . . Hobby is gunning it east' - - - elsllkes Wlse QUYSI- - - l-'lfes . . . Likes Rockin' Robin, history, Janet Tom D00l9Yf Have GUN, Wlll TfUVel, and The Three Stooges . . . Con't do and lunch. Uygeb,-U' ROBERT RAY Bob Thorotore C.P ln physics class he was a riot. Although he was often very quiet. Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 4, Football 'I International 2, Track l. Aims to own General Motors . . . Hob- by is cars . . . Can't till his gas tank 1 SHIRLEY RICHARDS Shirt Paulsboro Com. Shirley led the maiorettes eight, At this job she was really great. Basketball 3, Chess 4, Maiorettes 3, Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4. Aims to marry . . . Wills her crooked baton . . . Dislikes snobby people . . . Likes sports, Tom and pink. MARY LOUISE ROBERSON Mary Lou Thorofcre Com. As we all know and you can bet, She was a very good majorette. Commercial I, 2, Maiorette 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 3. Likes dancing and skating, The Real McCoys, Johnny and history . . . Can't understand boys . . . Dislikes conceited people. RICHARD ROSYPAL Richy Poulsboro C.P. A ready smile, an active mind, A boy like Richy is hard to find. Biology 2, Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 4, Ion Hunters 3. Aims to make a billion . . . Says, Radi- cal . . . Likes Queen of the Hop, Restless Gun, Boys' Cooking Club. JAMES M. R0 ERS Butter Bal Bridgeport Gen. Butter Ball is on the Big Red team, As a football player he's on the beam. Baseball l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4, Wrestling l. Hobby: Sports . . . Likes math, Tom Dooley . . . Dislikes wise guys. HARVEY WAYNE ROUSE Sal Paulsboro Gen. They called him Sal, Because he was our pal. l Football 2, 3, 4, spores Club 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling l, 2, Sec., Varsity 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Manager. Aims to own a florist shop . . . Wills his two minute halt-miles . . . Likes English, West Point, and Alice. BEATRICE R055 Bea Paulsboro Com. She wanted to be a secretary, It she was she'd be merry. Cheerleader 3, Glee Club 3, Pegasus Bus. 4, Robed Choir 3. Wills her books to Ruth DeVine . . . Enioys dancing, Jazz Show, and seeing Honey . , . Seen in Philadelphia. ELIZABETH ANN RUTHERFORD Butzer Colonial Manor Com, Butzer likes sports best of all, She's tops in hockey and basketball. Basketball l, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Paulsentinel Lit. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Recording Sec., 4, V. Pres. Hobby is sports . , . Likes Johnny . . Says, Bats! BETTY DIANNE SEARL Huey Oakview Com. Dionne, cheerleader, full of fun, One of the reasons our team won. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chess 45 Future Homemalcers 4: Library 1, 2: Pegasus Bus. 4. Wills her squeaky cheerleading shoes to Mary Lou Souder . . . Can't under- stand Frannie . . . Likes typing and light Shorty blue. FRED SALVATORE Freddie Paulsboro Gen. One thing that would make him irk, Was a long assignment of homework. Audio Visual ly Boys' Cooking 47 Oil Painting 2, 3. Says, l oin't lying . . . Aims to be a millionaire . . . Hobby is dancing. LESLIE WILLIAM SHEPPARD Paulsboro Com. As a drummer, he is grand, As he plays in the P.H.S. band. Archery 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4: Camera 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. likes history, blue, Frances, Topsy, Part ll . . . Says, You don't say. JOYCE SCHMID1' Gibbstown Com. On the bus she comes each day, And at the typewriter works away. Cheerleader 21 Commercial 2, Pegasus 4, Skating 35 Usherettes 3, 4. Aims to make someone happy . . . Can't do what she should do . . . Wills her three brothers. Schockie JAMES SHIRK Jim Thorofare Gen. .lim has been a good athlete, His record would be hard to beat. Boys Cooking 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Advlses: Play It cool, while you re still in school . . . Hobby: Chemistry . . . likes lunch, Shock Thealer and red. WILLIAM B. SCHOCK Gubbstown Gen. Engineering was his aim: Bill will surely achieve much fame. Archery 49 Biology 2, Boys' Cooking 31 H.R. Rep. 3. Says, What's up Doc? . . . Hobby is raising African violets . . . likes The Rifleman, Honey, and blue . . . Dislikes show-offs. CHARLENE SIEGRIST Char Paulsboro Com. She never paused for play or fun, Till the Pegasus art work was done. Cheerleaders 27 French 27 Needlework T7 Oil Painting 37 Paulsentinel Bus. 47 Pegasus Lit. 4. Aims to be o fashion designer . Likes going to arf school. GAIL L. SMITH Smitty Gibbstown Sec. Com. To be a secretary is Gail's ambition, We know she'll succeed in this position. Basketball 'I7 Etiquette 17 H.R, Rep. 4: Journalism 27 Instrumental 17 Paulsentinel lit. 47 Pegasus Lit. 47 Red Cross 2, 37 Student Council 47 Tennis I, 2, 3, 47 Traffic Aid 47 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Aims to become an executive secre- iary . . . Hobby is painting. 40 ELEANOR SKECHAK EI Billingsport Com. At marching, she was really swell, She has cr certain boy in her spell. Color Guard 3,l 47 Dramatics 4j Pegasus Bus. 4. Aims to be c hairdresser . . . likes Romeo, office practice, and emerald green . . . Hobby is dancing. JOYCE E. SMITH Gibbstown Com. Little Joyce is our special pet, For a wonderful life she's all set. Cheerleaders 37 Commercial 27 Paulsentinel Lit. 37 Pegasus Bus. 47 Trafiic Aid 4. Wills her broken locker . . . Likes Dar- rell, oflice practice, and Bandstand . . Can't stop ialking. l 'kv . CHAIHES W. SMITH Smitty Paulsboro C.P As Co-editor of the Pegasus he does fine On the basketball court he does shine Baseball l, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology I7 National Honor Society 3, 4, V. Pres., Paulsentinel lit. 37 Pegasus Lit 4, Co-editor7 Debating, Pres. 4. Likes U.S. History l and blue. 1 fu CJ. EI.AINl SNYDER Billingsport Sec. Com. In an office Elaine you'll see, Taking notes on her boss's knee. Cheerleader 2, 3, 47 Class Officer 2, Treas.7 H.R. Rep. 37 Student Council 3. Aims to make .lim happy . . . Can't stop talking . . . Likes Need You, lim, red and 77 Sunset Strip. f ra, ,- it ELEANORE M. STARCK Billingsport Com. Eleanar's the nicest one of all, A gal that's really on the ball. Paulsentinel lit. 37 Pegasus Bus. 45 Skat- ing 3. Dislikes wise guys . . . Wills her locker . . . Likes Bandstand, A1, typing, and blue. DOROTHY JIAN STEWART Jeanne Paulsboro Com. Jeanne really liked to sing, And her singing sure did swing. Camera 2: Commercial 'lp Dramatics 2: Glee Club 3: Robed Choir 4, Artistic Typing 4. Aims to teach school . . . Says, Good gosh! . . . Likes You Cheated and Jack. BRIAN STEVENSON Billingsport C.P. Sandy Nortonville C.P SANDRA STEWARD ln debating he was active, To the girls he was attracted. sandyls U 'fiend lo 'V Yo 'f She is peppy, gay, and full of fun. Basketball 'I, 2, 31 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 International 4, Sec., Paulsentinel Lit. 2, 3 Pegasus Lit. 45 Debate 4. Aims to get rich and see the world . . Hobby: dancing . . . Dislikes Wetbacks' . . . 'Likes Willie and Moonglow. Biology 21 Skating 31 Debating 4. Aims to go to college . . . Hobby: dancing . . . Can't stop making dates . . . Dislikes people that lie . , . Likes Bandstand, U. S. History, and blue. KATHRYN A. STONE ROBERT M. STRUSS, JR. Kathie lab Paulsboro Com. Billingsport Gen. Bt-'Wd Frank is l1is'name, His aim in life is to be a success, soon he' 'mme W'll 5' the Same- Alter school's over he'll do his best. Bqskeihloll 1' 2' 3' 4' Hockey l' 2' 3' 4' Apparatus 2' Automobile 4- Baseball 1 Oll Painting 2, 37 Play 3, Tennis 3, 4: 2 3 4- French 2' Basketball 1 2 3 4l Tram: Ald 4' Varsity 3' 4' Gym 2, Skating 31 Varsity 4. Wills Mary Dean . . . Can't stay home ' I U, nigh, . ' g Likes nyou Need Handsn Hobby IS sports . . . Cant stand peo- Und bla.. ple who brag. 1 ROBERT B. TOPEKA Bob Center Square C.P. On the diamond he did shine, Everyone thought he did quite fine. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys' Cooking 4, Play 3, Archery 4, Baseball Club 4. Aims to succeed . . . Dislikes squares . . . Hobby is hunting . , . Can't under- stand girls . . . likes eating. WALTER W. VALESKY Walt Center Square C.P. To make a million he intends, A million dollars-o million friends. Football 3, 4, International 3, Math 4, Sponts Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4. Aims to make money . . . Likes One Night, Maverick, and Activity Period , . . Says, What! VINCENT IOSTI Vince Paulsboro Gen. He always wanted to make a dollar, For money he would always holler. Apparatus 2, Audio Visual 2, Baseball 4, Boys' Cooking 4, Football 1, 2, Tumbling 3. Can't do homework . . . Enjoys collect- ing pipes , . . Likes Popeye and white. ROBERTA ANN VANNEMAN Bert Paulsboro Com, Her favorite hideout is Franklinville, In later years you'll find her there still, International 2, Paulsentinel Bus, 2, 3, 4, Pegasus Bus. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Dislikes snobby people . . . Aims to be a success . . . Likes Maverick, U.S. History, and everybody. MADELINE TROUT Paulsboro Com. She can't stop talking about her Bobby, Because he is her favorite hobby. Artistic Typing 4, Commercial 2, Future Homemakers 3. Aims to become a bookkeeper . . . Wills her books to her sister . . . Likes writing letters, Bobby and Bandstand. APRIL A. VILLANOVA Gibbstown Sec. Com. At St. Michael's she could be seen, For her dancing was really keen. Basketball 'l, 2, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2 Sec., 3 Sec., 4 Treas., Commercial 1, Monitor 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Treas., 3 Sec., Trafllc Aid I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. Aims to stay happy . . . Likes a certain alumnus from Paulsboro. Q, il K 'sw 43? EDWARD C. WEBER Eagles Paulsboro Gen. He was crazy about green, He really thought it was keen. Apparatus 3, Chess 2, 4. Aims to build houses . . . Hobby is being lazy . . . Likes Blueberry Hill, Dick Clark Show, algebra, and green . . . Seen at Miller's. JEARL R. WADDELL Jerry Woodbury C.P. Let's give Jerry a cheer, Because he wants to be an engineer. Boys' Cooking 4, Math 4, Skating 3. Wills his books . . . Can'i understand English literature . . .Likes Susie Darling, Gunsmoke, and trig. WILLIAM P. WEISSER Chest Thorofare C.P. Bill is quite the quiet one, But he is usually lots of fun. Biology 1, Football 'Ig Ion Hunters 3 Pres, Aims to become an electronics engineer . . . Hobby is swimming . . . Dislikes home- work. BERNARD WAEGEL Bernie Gibbstown Gen. His favorite subject was study hall, In there he had a ball. Chess 4. Aims to be a success . . . Likes cars, The Rifleman, Study Hall, green and lt's All in the Game . . . Says, Rest . . Can'i do history. JOAN CAROL WENZEL Weiner Mantua Terrace Gen. By her friends she is called Weiner, Her boy Mike can't forget her. Commercial 2, Future Homemakers 3, Pe- gasus Bus. 4, Usherettes 3, 4. Wills her desk in attendance office . . . Can't stop laughing . . . Likes Mike and baby blue. SONJA WALKER Gibbstown Gen. As a Majorette she was grand, She always marched before our band. Basketball I, 2, 3, Career 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, French 2, Hockey l, 2, Maiarette 3, Drum 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, Varsity 3, V. Pres. 4, Twirling l, 2, 3, 4. Aims to be happy . . . Says, And I rolled . . . Wills her baton. ws- .1 3-11.- WILLIAM E. WHITE Whitey Billingsport C.P. He always wants to out talk Alleen, At that he is really keen. Baseball 1, 25 Basketball l5 Boys' Cooking 45 Chess l, 25 International 2, 3 Treas. Wills his intelligence . . . Dislikes gym . . . Can't out talk Alleen Bruner . . . Likes dancing and red. 474' Ai. N THOMAS HARRISON WILT Fats Greenliclds C.P. With the girls he did rate, They came first, then debate. Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Dramatic 4 Pres.5 H.R, Rep. 35 Pegasus Lit. 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Robed Choir 3, 45 Student Council 35 De- bate 4 Treas. Aims: college and success . . . hobby is sports. 44 BARBARA WHITELAM Barb Paulsboro Com. Barb's ambition is short and QUYI To make someone happy each and every day. french 25x Library 1, 25 Pegasus Bus. 45 Traffic Aid 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Twirling 3, Aims to make someone happy . . . Likes yellow and Shorty. RONALD WOHLRAB Ronnie Gibbstown Gen. To us it was no mystery, His favorite subject was history Archery 45 Baseball 45 Biology 25 lon Hunters 3 Sec. Aims to get as much education as pos- sible . . . Wills his tolerance . . . Dislikes homework . . , Hobby is raising tropical fish. JAMES A. WILKINS Gopher ln our classes he brings laughter, His definitions shall linger after. Archery 45 Biology 25 Boys' Cooking 45 Paulsentinel Lit. 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. Likes Three Stooges, lunch, and Rockin' Robin , . . Says, You and who else? LUCILIE A. WYATT lucy Bridgeport Com. A happy girl, a jolly one, We'll miss her when this year is done. Artistic Typing 45 Class Olticer 4 Sec.5 Commercial 25 Paulsentinel Bus. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3. Enjoys listening to the radio . . . Aims to learn to fly. MARY ELIZABETH YANUS llondle Thorofare Com. Quiet and neat, Mary was sweet. French 25 Pegasus 4: Usherettes 3, 4. Hobby is dancing . . . Can't keep quiet . . . Likes Bandstand, U.S. History, Donnie, lt's Only Make Believe, and red . . . Wills her locker. EDWARD ZIZMONT Zig Bridgeport Gen. To get out ol Paulsboro was his aim, But we bet he'lI miss it just the some. Boys' Cooking 4. Can't get a job . . . likes white, study hall, l'll Never Tell . . . and hot rods. JAMES S. YOST Skinny Legs Paulsboro C.P. ln science or in chemistry, A lead man he will be. Basketball 1, 27 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Co- coptainp H.R. Rep. 2, International 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 41 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 'lp Varsity 4, Wrestling 3, 4 Co-captain. Aims to help humanity . . . Can't understand parents. We regret JOHN E. YOST Sllarky Paulsboro C.P. ln sports our .lack took part, For he had an athletic heart. Dramatics 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Aims to become well known by all . . . Says, Fermez-la-bouche . . . Dislikes homework. that these people did not get their pictures taken: RONALD TODD EDGAR HOLZER ROBERT HADDOCK MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Put Lodge and Charles Smith WHO'S mo THE Most Fon P.H.s. up Joan DiNicolc and Don Lang MOST STUDIOUS Jim Yost and Beffy Perry BEST DRESSED Ronnie DiFonzo and Dianne Chell BEST LOOKING Tom Dudzinski and Kclfhy Fuhrmeisfer MOST ATHLETIC resa Ducu and James Bcrreh W H Q BIGGEST FLIRTS Tom Wilt and Stephanie Bradshaw SHORTEST AND TALLEST CUTEST COUPLE Shirley Richards and Tom Cassidy l R NICEST SMILE Alice Clayton and Denny Ramos CHATTERBOXES 1 Diane Knesfaui and Pa? Lombardo BEST DANCERS Eleanor Skechak and Fred Salvatore Betty Rutherford and Edgar Holzer '4 f, '7 f f' ,P f' ' ii ' 3 CLASS CLOWNS Maria Amendolia and Ralph Donner I ,L . .. W . . SENIOR HOMEROOMS ,f ,. -In :..f ---Q.-f.:.T'1'P 'I-mv' 'T- 'fW'uuap. IM.. I -mlm '!k'x.,,..,..-K., ,W il- A i 'L'4-1--. . Nt .X E,- 48 'N , ..f--n-W. nu:--wh.: HOM EROOM AA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bordner, J Cervantes, S. Asscn, M. Amen dolia, J. Clift, A. Bruner, M. Cadmus, D. Bremer, A. Clayton, L. Beatty, D. Chell, M. Croce. SECOND ROW: S. Capasso, J. Cast, R. Bornman, S. Bradshaw, M. Campbell, G. Carney, M. Bender, C. Alcott, C. Cannavo. THIRD ROW: D. Banks, J. Buck, R. Carter, W. Cooper, R. Caira, J. Cann, A. Caratura. FOURTH ROW: G. Bay, W. Capobianco, T. Bell, J. Brolmenbraugh, J. Bar- rett, R. Cervantes. HOMEROOM AB FIRST ROW: Miss N. Carlin, M. L. Dolbow, R. A. Hill, C. Dallas, J. Donahue, D. Gill, J. Dil Nicola, K. Fuhrmeister, J. Cun- dey, B. J. Gardner, L. Davis. SECOND ROW: R. Hadcloclt, R. DiNicoIa, T. Duca, J. Hankel, E. Florig, G. English, E. Gadffrey, R. DiFonzo, S. Emricln. THIRD ROW: W. Crowley, H. Doe, K. Fanslau, R. Danner, C. Hall, J. Heery. FOURTH ROW: D. Gor- man, T. Fletcher, J. Gotchel, T. Dudzinski, J. Harbeson, J. Hol- da, J. Gatewood. FIFTH ROW: G. Fanslau, E. Haltzhauser, D. Jones, R. 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Wayne Myers was elected President with Judy Cassel as Vice President. Bonnie Kamman was the class Secretary and Nick Duca was Treasurer. The next year was a Frontierland with so much to be accomplished. Nick Duca was their leader then, and Bonnie Kamman was Vice President. Eleanor Leone was Secretary and Alice Eiden was Treasurer. The Junior class elected their capable olTicers this year, in Adventureland with Nick Duca at the head. HOMEROOM 103 FIRST ROW: Mr. Kegel, B. Byrd, V. Bell, D. Bennetsch, L. Burt, D. Bilbee, P. Bailey, B. Beckett, B. Ailes, J. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: C. Blair, B. Adams, B. L. Byrd, D. Buchalski, P. Byrd, M. Bell, M. Becker, E. Atkinson. THIRD ROW: J. Burt, C. Barn- ard, G. Bradley, M. Borelli, C. Bolton, T. Adams, V. Bernadino, J. Bender. rounm RQN: c. Bratton, W. Barnaby, G. Calo- gero, E. Baltadonis, C. Bryant, A. Antonaits, J. Battaglia. FIFTH ROW: R. Banscher, C. Blair. His assistant was Alice Eiden. Eleanor Leone held the office of Secretary, while Mary Funari handled the money. With the purchase of their class rings, they be- came full-fledged Juniors. Seven of their members ably represented the class in the school play- The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners. They were Jerry Delamater, Bruce Jenkins, Judy Swed, Jo Ann Pollicino, Rita Centofanti, Dianne Drummond, and Mike McGlincy. Next year, in Tomorrowland, they will be the lead- ers, and in view of their present accomplishments, we're sure they have the ability needed. 1:11. L wa- a 'Fir mf., k, gi 'ug X A ' 'iv 'YlM Q12 mr 1 ' mb Y I l. .ml x- ,M A ,N wx ,W ,Qx?i5' 'VH .in 4 . 51 -.-...F N E Yl !- , I 1 . HOMEROOM I 1 I FIRST ROW: Mr. Podololm, C. Ott, D. Mossino, R. Lombardo, R. Murr, S. Myers, P. McNeilly, C. Morinori, M. Monroe, E. Long, M. Muse. SECOND ROW: A. Monel, R. Moden, M. Hoskins, R. Mihlebock, M. Michaelchuck, K. Mead, M. Lylle, P. Moore, R. Newlmirk, J. Myers. THIRD ROW: W. Myers, W. McCIisIer, D. McMonamy, R. McCauley, M. McGlincy, J. Mead, T. Muse. FOURTH ROW: D. Minix, E. Magin, C. Murphy, H. Miller, C. MUHII, S. Moore. if it X it ii 'Q 'iii 1 Y 01111 A , ny l HOMEROOM 110 FIRST ROW: Mr. Rochko, L. Hill C, Lewis, E. Leone, A. Hines, P Herzberg, P. Kennedy, J Hughes, D. Holmes, E. Kidd, A Heritage. SECOND ROW: B Jenkins, J. Klelzing, A. Joblanol sky, H. Konoplxa, B. Kummon V. Lenfz, J. Herbsi, S. Hilder brand. THIRD ROW: R. Leven der, R. Justice, R. Joslin, W Jester, J. Dorris, J. Kelly, J Kidd. FOURTH ROW: W. Hires A. Kelly, Pele Lomborclo, J Jogers, E. Inman, G. Honey L. Lloyd. HOMEROOM Il2 FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnson, C, Payne, D. Stetser, S. Sounders, R. Sharp, J. Rigler, A. Sloon, G. Scoh, J. Sinqueil, E. Rickert, T. Poppos, J. Pollicino, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Ridinger, M. Delleralfo, P. Sockwell, M. Sig- ler, M. Proii, R. Sfeflens, D. Sfuuffer, P. Rizzo, F. Puviglion- ile. THIRD ROW: J. Rile, S. Perogine, R. Roche, C. Stoufier, J. Silvesfro, R. Samuels, A. Pol- lcidino, FOURTH. ROW: B. Schockel, R. Stefser, T. Porlcer, H. Romer. 54 Fonfasylano' X. x 1 M 'v X 2 1 'Q A 1 Q 'X 'Y T 1, AT --- 1-2- f .I vi I 4 , ,Ki :N I 1 z 1 W-S .. Q qi fa , - X. 4 .5 . F 'f . 1. 4 Y -T - K I. A F . ' ' ' f ' Q A , '- f 5 1 1U 'w 1 I' ..- ,,,,,, - V . Y if V- . ....L:f-1- . .-.- 1. -,Q . AY ' '-V W VV- , 'ff 4 .13 vu A- g gf-T 1 fy D k. 'T:? J bv: ,M V , Q W, nf'-:Ili 1: I k 3 ,...-.x ' X . :,' ' 43.1 Wig 2 . , h R . i ' ' ' i 5 , LKEQ-gh-. g f-su . -?'f5fE f I A - 31 fsw 3 . Univ,--FQQQ it 4 I . .. , .. - ,4f'- V 2' un , T .X' - W 4' 4 . 'Yr i V .' W2ii1 ',' - - 2 M d,,,.. Q' ,fi U I' Q .xg ,ff V E awp :Nix .X 426' - - J ' N VKX ' 1 ' . ' 4 ,ur 2.4--nf , H lj V Aff' H! I L Ji x, , is ,if my A - ' . fl Copyrighv Wal? Disney Productions SOPHOMORES fx xrmxt -Jkff :iff SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: C. DiBona, Secretary, L. Riccobono, Treasurer, S. Swed, President. SECOND ROW: R Todd, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: C. DiBona, A. McDonough, D. Willis, S. Swed. SECOND ROW: J. Ashenbrenner, J. Ray, G. Fish, J. Lilly, C. Hanel. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class this year has been very en- thusiastic about school activities. Many of our boys have taken part in football, basketball, and the other maior sports. Our girls have participated in hockey, basketball, tennis, and cheerleading. Our great high school band also includes many sophomores. The campaign for electing the class otticers this year was very exciting. Sheryl Swed was chosen President, Robert Todd Vice-President: Connie Di Bona Secretary, and Lorraine Riccobono Treasurer. The Freshman-Sophomore Reception turned out very well because many of the students supported it. Enter- tainment and refreshments were provided and enjoyed. The Sophomore Magazine Drive was handled very capably by Miss Vonada. The total sales amounted to S4426.69. The secretaries appointed in the home- rooms were: Jean Cartagno, Toni De Frank, Alverna Field, Carole Hanel, Ruth Riccobono, Marianne Sadlas- kos, Sheryl Swed, and Donna Willis. Our Sophomore year has proven to be a great year and we hope to do as well as Juniors- HOMEROOM IO9 FIRST ROW: C. Byrne, F. Bow- ers, L. Applegate, P. Bittick, C. Bradley, J. Carfagno, J. Burke, C. Burt, J. Aschenbrenner, P. Bates, C. Callaghan. SECOND ROW: Miss Kelly, T. Bonner, J, Beverly, E. Byford, G. Carty, S. Campbell, G. Brewer, M. Brennan, A. Assam, S. Cain, M. Battaglia, THIRD ROW: S. Camo, D. Brennan, A. Calista, A. Barber, B. Cassidy, R. Brown, L. Borrelli. FOURTH ROW: R, Burt, J. Baylor, R. Baylor, H. Bailey, J, Brennan. W5! LIBRARY HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Mr. Ross, J. Weis- ser, J. Yushchalc, S. Williams, N. Weber, D. Wood, N. Weiss, G. Wilson, D. Willis. SECOND ROW: E. Zane, R. Wayton, S. Young, R. Zorn, W. Doon, W. Yarborough, G. Williams, E. Weiss, Ed White. HOMEROOM 202 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Crotto, G Gibbons, M. Flem, S. Garnett, D. Galbrith, A. Field, D. Frank S. Fisher, M. Friars, N. Free, A Fontaine. SECOND ROW: G Fish, J. Garnett, B. Bilbert, C Glocker, R. Green, J. Fletcher C. Formica, P. Gordy, J. Gannon 57 Q l six' ,.. .,,. Q 3,1 .sir 2. 1 HOMEROOM 201 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Green, J. Cunninlrorn, F. Crowley, V. Cutu' li, S. Coughlin, R. Christiansen, M. Clayton, E. Dalbow, B. Con- ord, C. DiBona, M. DelPiano, A. DeFranlc. SECOND ROW: J. Enos, J. Dowdy, R. DeAngelo, F. Copeland, D. DeMora, J Davis, C. Cipriani, B. Stefano THIRD ROW: W. Cliff, l.. Crispi H. Chapman, l. Fernan, J Czeck, C. DeVouIt, R. Cercan tes. FOURTH ROW: J. Davis, B Davis, H. Dopson, J. Davis. HOMEROOM 204 FIRST ROW: Mr. Pszworo, C Kramer, J. Lingle, M, A. Licciar clello, J, Lilly, D, Jaer, F. Kelly G. Libby, J. Kircher, K. Lovell R, A. Long. SECOND ROW: R Lenimerman, J, Kuman, P. Joyce, R. Kenworthy, G. Johnson, D Laspino, M. Lomb, A. Kuhnle, T Lloyd. THIRD ROW: G. Maurls R. Libby, W, Mattson, J. Motteo A. Molinoski, G. Konnick, E Bickley. FOURTH ROW: J. Kee gan, T. Marcsek, W. Johnson, J Bruyton, R. Jones. FIFTH ROW V. Marinucci, R. MacMillan, M Kidd, R. Johnson, W. Johnson. I..'1'Qf!L I!E '-'L ':'-. I-?!-'E Ii -2?-1':.'!J HOMEROOM 203 FIRST ROW: Miss Trick, J. Gru- ber, N. Haddock, J, Hethcote, B. Jackson, B. Hicks, F. Herring, S. Hendrickson, C, Hanel, B. Hunter, A. Holmes. SECOND ROW: C. Harbesan, W. Hall, A. Griffith, G. Hobbs, B. Hubbs, M, Heritage, A. Hurley, W. Hod- dock, S. Henry. THIRD ROW: J. Hoffman, D. Haney, A. Hen- drickson, D. Harris, G. Harbe- son, P. Higgins, D. Guinaugh, H, Hudson. HOMEROOM 205 FIRST ROW: Miss MuCIciH, J Moore, T. Guull, K. McKeIvey I.. Mills, E. Myers, D. McLaugh- lin, J.. Muhlbaier, D. Novotny C. Myers, A. McDonough. SEC- OND ROW: J. Mooney, J. Mc- Kenna, R. McCarson, S. Morda C, Nielsen, E. Nolte, A. Nicotra L. Nichols, J, Koten, P. Mur- cavage. THIRD ROW: R. McGill E. Myers, J. McMahon, C. Neis- sner, M. Montgomery, J. Mc- Laughlin, L. McDermott, 58 HOMEROOM 207 FIRST ROW: Miss Vonada, M Rosencrans, A. Shafer, J. Ret- lxovis, A. Randolph, C. Sanford, M. Sadloslxos, J. Ray, D. Riley, R. Retkovis, J. Reichert, E. Rafal- ski. SECOND ROW: S. Powers, M. Phillips, M. Reynolds, L. Riccobono, B. Rivell, P. Quin- tanel, D. Roberts, B. Peifter, R. Peck. THIRD ROW: R. Pohlig, R. Rulis, C. Pettit, J. Parker, H. Paynter, J. Pasquini. FOURTH ROW: A. Quattrochi, A. Pine, L. Randolph, D. Read. .fr , a HOMEROOM 209 FIRST ROW: Mr. Peterman, V. Toppen, A. St. Petery, A. Stone, D. Thornton, B. Sparks, M. Snyder, A. Shenkus, D. Simelx, S. Schmerling, P, Trefz. SECOND ROW: A. Snyder, D. Vaughn, R. Schock, A. St. Petery, F. Ty- son, R. Todd, M. Smith, D. Stan- ton, C. Shirley. THIRD ROW: T. Smith, R. Sturdivant, W. Wallen, J. Waters, R. Struss, H. Thomp- son. FOURTH ROW: E. Smalley, J. Wallace, D. Stelien, J. Syp- ple, L. Waldis, E. Sholders, C. Valentino, F. Schneider. K' 1 tr. .cv .fx Quiofesf and Mos? Popular Chafferbox .1 Inky Besf Looking an Qucck-Quack Musically lnclined Head Majorefie Mos! Likely fo Succeed Fashion Plcfes Fronflerland J r Jn, 51 .BN S sw fi? U '- Mic ,,, X x K. 5, K'-.R tl , ,Q is L r 1' 'X ., .Q N2 ' x fn..1 '.,,. .v ' 4- G 'Vw 117+ Copyright Walt Disney Productions . .5 .axj fax, F. K ,, gp..1iOKY9 in 'YH 7' In u ,Ili l 552'-' 5' rs .ff1i'v-2 uwfii F' -F I 'iff I FRESHMEN s .P fm.Zjap.Qg ,. 'Q ' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: W. Harris, Treasurer, P. Camerota, Secretary. SECOND ROW: T. Miller, Vice-President, J. Wydenowski, President. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: S. Cornet, S. Muntean, P. Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: K. Rathof, T. Miller, J. Lentz. FRESHMEN HISTORY The freshmen enter the realm, Frontierland, as they start their first day of high school. As each day of school passes, they become more and more familiar with the school. At the Freshmen-Sophomore Reception, given to them by the Sophomores, they become better acquainted with their classmates. They soon elected their worthy class officers: John Wydenowski, President, Wilmo Harris, Vice President, Peter Camerota, Secretary, and Ted Miller, Treasurer. For the first time the underclassmen were allowed to participate in the school play- This included the freshmen, giving them quite an honor. Next year the freshmen shall be entering a new and different realm. 1 L- ' 'WYE 2 V1 psf 5. h IE YJ . - . , 0 9,35 , I --.a 4, '33 fr F L '1' 'sf .QS I' . ff f V ' f we X x cz E E eip E' Y A , Q - E 46' ... 4 Ha-at ,, .-1: Y wr I Ill Ill!! ' illb I rf: LI. 13, JE, ,.,,L1-I L7 L. ' fE1f:'l -Q .,--+-.Q ' w-1 . I .- ' - ' - . x kt. N. 1 -ai ' W fi E' Q , zz, ,g fu ' is A Q if I S ll iiin ii 'ii' It gg H1111 I HU A , .......,. ., ,K ,I , ,, r..,f F w w x 1 'Z Q S-T v- .J A- K 33+ M ., ik Vs. -if W f , . 8 . -J . nw 84 2, . Q x N QU' --1 'Ygw , 1 f W.. 1....,.x. 'WW'- .-no Q04 ,ukv A. ,ww ml-TM AK? W Hmlim M V as.-WISE HOMEROOM 212 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holler, N. Zenolai, P. Wilkinson, B. Wilson, B Wllllams, V Weller SECOND ROW R. Williams, J. Wydenowski, K. Yundoch, R. Williams R Zember G Williams ,. X Q ,ef W' 3 :I Q '- 'Ki x-Y -Y .J .JE H ill .. ,... . WL Q 2-'97 QL W R ff -M if in 8 .ly 9 . :Q K1 th. f ' 'f J wh? Aw? WM ll' 'ij' X ksiigin 332 '3?Q,'ggHX5'?Q3fi'55:Q'lf5l, in ji ' wif? si, gi X fm 13, .31 Q.. 1 assi, R 5 gs 3 .-. ., .7 ,fi-Z 5. 5 F' l Q 'I i L S1 ... 1-gig, wg-ff.: ?5Sliis5M'1zi as W WMM-fi N L mg, 3 M. gg if YEA 5 .Q Never Never Land I ff! Z? x 5 'Kay' gee, 2 7? Qu Copyrighi Walt Disney Productions CLUBS A-. ...., Z Af-0 x wr 25' Q FIRST ROW: M. Cadmus, G. Smith, M. Piazza, P. Lodge, C. Smiih, M. Bender, A. Koriukin, T. Wilf. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bordner, S. Assun, S. Sieward, C. Siegrisf, J. Clifi, J. DiNicolcl, J. Hughes, A. Cloyion. THIRD ROW: J. Holda, S. Capasso, T. Price. 68 .igh- CO-EDITORS Charles Smith und Patsy Lodge PEGASUS WORKERS T, Wih, M. Bender, Mrs. Bordner, C. Smifh, S. Stewwd M. Piazza. 69 Sandy Steward, Chief Artist, Joan DiNicola, Chief Typist, Tim Price, Photographer. I BEST PEGASUS SALESMAN Eleanor Slxechak PEG-ASUS LITERARY STAFF Every day of the week, the members of the staff could be found in the Pegasus Room busily doing iobs assigned to them by the co-editors, Pat Lodge and Charles Smith. There was much writing, editing, arrang- ing, and identifying to be done. Chief artist, Sandy Steward, chief typist, Joan Di- Nicola, and their co-workers were constantly busy. The stat? was very grateful for the able assistance given by its literary adviser, Mrs. Bordner. PEGASUS BUSINESS FIRST ROW: E. Starck, J. Smith, J. Cast, M, Lulmosavich, C. Pratt, M. Dolbow, L. Wyatt, L. Davis. SECOND ROW: Miss Weber, D. Gills, D. Searl, J. Wenzel, B. Ross, E. Skechak, J. Hankel, G. Carney, S. Bradshaw, E. Godfrey, A. Mattson. THIRD ROW: J. Morgan, D, Johnson, M. Lincoln, C. Dallas, J. Schmidt, M. Kelly, B. Hunter. FOURTH ROW: S, Capasso, A. Clayton, E. Milstead, C. Alcott, J. Brockenbrough, J. Nau, B, McColligan, C. Cannavo, M. Bender, BUSINESS STAFF Each member of the staff was responsible for the collection of money from at least one underclassman homeroom for the payment of personal yearbooks of these underclassmen. It was the job of the chairman of the staff to take charge of daily recepits. The business staff contacted local merchants to secure advertisements. Miss Weber was the adviser of the business staff and the members wish to express their thanks for her assistance. 1 0 9 3 'E' 9 Q, 3 '17 PAULSENTI NEL LITERARY FIRST ROW: R. Palazzese, T. Pohlig, L. Dzick, M. Piazza, J DiNicola, B. Gardner, J. Dela mater, D. Bilbee. SECOND ROW Mr. Healy, A. Shenkus, J. Clift J. Wilkins, A. St. Petery, J. Nau G. Smith, J. Carfagno, J. D'Am brosio, E. Schatter, R. Bornman. PAULSENTINEL Our school paper, the Paulsentinel, has two staffs. The Literary Staff writes the paper and the Business Staff finances the paper. Each staff meets on Thursday morning during club period. Marguerite Piazza and Joan DiNicola are the Co-Editors of the Literary Staff. The Associate Editor, and one of next year's co-editors, is Jerome Delamater. Mr. Healy and Mr. Dragisich are the advisors for the year. The Business Staff is under the direction of Alleen Bruner, and her as- sistant is Diane Knestaut. This staff is responsible for the financing and publicity of the paper. The staff advisor is Miss Nancy Carlin. These are iust a few of the people responsible for the publication of the paper. The students of P.H.S. thank them deeply. --0-. PAULSENTINEL BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: S. Cain, A. Hines, S. Bradshaw, Miss Carlin, A. Bruner, L. Di Simone, J. Clark, C. Myers. SECOND ROW: D. Knestaut, G. Scott, A. St. Petery, J. Burke, S. Fisher, M. J. Wor- rell, S. Swed, S. Schmerling, A. McDonough. THIRD ROW: M. Muse, P. Moore, J. Kletzing, B. Byrd, A. Fields, N. Colligan, E. Vitullo, M. De Marco. FOURTH ROW: D. Chell, M. Fricare, L. Wyatt, B. Bird, N. Staufter, C. Cannavo, M. Bittaglia. CO-EDITORS Marguerite Piazza and Joan DiNicola 2' TYPICAL STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING President .. , .. .,,..., ,, Gary Horman Advisor , ...,. Miss Madcift STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative organization dedicated to service. Its purpose is to develop leadership by using the principles of democratic government, to encourage good citizenship in our school, and to help produce coopera- tion and understanding between students and the faculty. To be a member of the Student Council, a student must be chosen as his homeroom representative. Membership in this organization is an honor and also a responsibility. The officers are elected by the entire student body after having been chosen by a nominating committee- This year our very able officers were: President, Gary Horman, Vice-President, Betty Rutherford, Secretary, Judy Swed, Recording Secretary, Bernardine Beckett, Treasurer, .lean Carfagno. They were under the guidance ot the faculty advisor Miss Madciff. 72 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Recording Secretary, Judy S-,vedg Vice President, Bet- ty Rutherford, President, Gary Harman, Correspond- ing Secretary, Bernadine Beckett: Treasurer, Jean Carfagno. Tom Wil! and Sheryl Swed The Remarkable lncidenl af Carson Corners THE CAST Dr. Caldwell Mrs. Caldwell Mr. Prince. Mrs. Prince Mr. Rodgers Mrs. Rogers Mr. Woodbridge Mrs. Woodbridge Mr. Wright , Mrs. Wright.. Mr. McGinnis Mrs. McGinnis Miss Frank. . Mr. Kovalesky Bob McGinnis Bert Hendricks Elizabeth Wright Janet Carol... .. . Madge .. , Tommy Prince. Alice Woodbridge Susa Joan n Caldwell Rodgers . , Bill McGinnis, . Pamler .........,. ...,, . Announcer's Voice Brian Slevenson Marguerile Piazza Jerome Delameter Maria Amendolia Bruce Jenkins JoAnn Pollicino Roberf Topelra Dianne Chell Gordon Slelser Frances Kelly Donald Lang Sandra Sleward Conslonce Cannavo Thomas Wilt Michael McGlincy Paul Higgins .loan DiNicola Sheryl Swecl ., Wanda Newirth Dionne Drummond Roberl Hall .luclifh Swed ,. Sandra Green .. Rifa Ceniolanli David Vaughn .. ,.,. David Brennan Donald Banks Exlras,. . Jane? Steward, Doreen Buchalslri Sludenf Direclors Sandra Capasso Donald Banks Prompfers Marianne Bender Gail Smifh Annette Koriakin SC HOOL PLAY Play Direcfor Mrs. Bordner wifh Frances Kelly. if A .4 Joan DiNicola, Paul Higgins, Marianne Bender Judy Swed and Connie Cannavo , my J, K. f 73 Q, V 40950411 mm., A - :A J. fxhf J Q ' . 1 If 5 Q- -1-is W +- J fr ggi 'EJ3 Q: 2-32.1 f 'mf' 5.5 1. F In g' .fu 3, k Q : - Y -.J ' QM, , . ffm - W 5 313 if is if -Li' M 1 9: ,Z 'W f 5? Q492' w 'Q L3 'T 'S' 'W' ff fix. A QM? 4 ,4g,55,+ 1f nhl?-,A ,gf pw-, up ,Wi . ,ng . ,gig Wil-'Q iwk' Ei' N A .fx , Jas .kfggfl I A-3, 3, 'Q K' I , ptr 'TM 4 if 'HO N f - Q Hn - 1 . A x - qv tr ch ROBED CHOIR Retkovics, F. Stewart, K. McKelay, l. Cambell, T, Wilt. THIRD ROW 'A . T. Miller, P. Bird, R, Mihlebach, J. Hendrickson, F. Paviginetti, F FIRST ROW: A. Wood, J. Polliclno, J. Stewart, E. Pollizze, E. Rigleri M. Terry, M. Giedyycl DI Holmes- FOURTH ROW: J. Bimg Defchl A- Hefllaget E4 Leone. E- Pe VY' SECOND ROWf D- Dfum' A. Johnson, D. DeMora, R. Zorn, J. Curtis, J. Broclxenbrough, J mond, B. Adams, R, Centofanti, J. Steward, M. Dellaratta, R. Nelson, T. Smith, R. Hamitton. l DANCE BAND Q FIRST ROW: T. Smith, J. Nelson, R. Duca, F. Copeland, G. English, J. Hendrickson, T, Elliot, A. St. Petery, C. Callaghan, J. Swed. SECOND ROW: G. Bay, A. Malinoslri, G. Stetser, C. Bryant, R. DiNicola, F, Connely, l l i if H I X to i fi f Q54 l 'if 1 ,, SC BAND., L...,,...,... ,- H.. ...fi -nii,..,.,,,.:,,T,.:.T ,'... -..WV2.1.,....,,,.A,,,5.., P rf,-M' -, . , viii? 'lo-fi. '.,.p Ii 15 .::,....... 1, OT I 'H ew- ' - '-I-11 -51 V hi, - L .. w-L...'.gJ?.. AZ-..',,,Ql,uY 'vxzgl iv? n'L1,:N::Lmg,gv,yy,nwl x-al :.,..,wsv:..- .wr ARCHERY CLUB FIRST ROW: P, Lombardo, D Jogers, W. Doon, J. Fitzgerald, J. Myers, R. Stetser, E. Zane, A Schneider. SECOND ROW: Mr Yceger, L. Borrelli, T. Bonner, J Hoffman, M, Smith, R. England R. Haddock, A. Kohnle, B. Peif ler. THIRD ROW: M. Mont- gomery, W. Schcch, W. Schockel G. Calogero, R. Wohlrab, T. Lloyd, S. Blair. ADVANCED MATH CLUB FIRST ROW. J. Gotchel, B. Crowley, R. Cairo, E. Holzer, M. McGlincy, B. Laurinuitis, J. Waddell, J. Yost. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kegel, W. Lindsey, B. Cundey, J. Georgiana, B. Cooper, S. Cziryalc, C. Bolton, B. Burno- by. THIRD ROW: J. Monahan, W. Voleslry, G. Horman. ARTISTIC TYPING CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Tuel, J. Stewart, R. Bornmonn, A. Goodwin, B. Beckett, D, Bucholslci, M. Croce, B. Sticlmerod. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Peterman, M, Suiter, V. Bell, D. Bennetch, B, McDowell, T. Ellison, A. Hines, E. Vitullo, J. Clark. THIRD ROW: B. Green, A. Blitz, M, Trout, D. Staulfer, B. Bird, E. Riclcert. 76 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: E. Derscl1, D. Web er, N. Woodward, N. Colligan J. D'Ambrosio, C. Pratt, P. Luko savich, A. Sloan. SECOND ROW Mrs. Ross, A. Leap, B. Hunter M. Delloroha, C. Pollicino, G Scott, J. Rigler, M. Worrell THIRD ROW: R. Rulis, B. Jenkins, J. Delamater, J. McMahon, E. Myers. : 5 w. AUTOMOBILE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Battoglia, R. Struss, R. Mattson, J. Morinelli, B. Stevenson, R. Joslin, R. Ten- der. SECOND ROW: Mr. Haus- man, J. McLoughIin,I G. Muahs, T. Marcsels, G. Haney, S. Fisler, R. Griffith, C. Pettit, R. Todd, R. Sturd. THIRD ROW: P. Gordy, R. Munyon, J. Tranquillo, H. Thompson, E. Shoulders, D, Jones, D. Ramos, A. Pine, A. Kelly, B. DiSimione. 77 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Parker, J. McNeil ly, J. Davis, M. Bottoglia, J Brockenbaugh, N. Powers, K Daccanco, A. Quattrochi. SEC OND ROW: Mr. Petermcn, R Coons, R. Donner, C. Shirley, J Sipple, H. Doe. A BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Hanel, A. St. Petery, S. Swed, J. Carfagno, J. Reichert, A. St. Petery, C. Nielson, V. Tappin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Molitor, R. McGill, 54.4 D. Stanton, D. Vaughan, G. Fish, B. Jackson, S. Schmerling, A. Hendrickson, R. MacMillan, H. Hudson, F. Copelana. BASEBALL CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Lammerman, J. Enos, R. Haddock, J. McNeilly, E. Weber, V. Tosti, R. Struss, C. Hall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kosuh, R. Wayton, J. Matteo, J. Georgi- ana, G. Konnick, W. Clilt, J. Dowcly, C. DeVault. THIRD ROW: T. Walls, R. Wohlrab, J. Sontosuosso, J. Bender, R. Hamilton, G. Gray. FOURTH ROW: J. Tallman, G. Harbeson, P. Higgins, R. Lavender, H. Greene, G. Williams. N ,4 '-Q N N fi 0 BOYS' VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Yost, J. Harbe- son, C. Hall, J. Gotchel, T. Dud- zinski, J. Rogers, J. Barrett, J. Holdo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ridinger, T. Waters, B. Mattson, T. Pohlig, J. Manahan, J. Yost, D. Ramos, W. Valesky, W. Meyers, J. Enos. THIRD ROW: J. Tirpack, T. Cassidy, W. Rouse, J. Shirk, E. Smalley, G. Lee, J. Gatewaod, R. Baylor, M. Mc: Glincy, J. Kidd, E. Baltaclonis, J. Deliberis. 78 CHEFS' CLUB FIRST ROW: K. Patton, R. Mun- yan, F. Salvalore, R. Mallson, B. Quatlrochi, R. Donner, S. Em- rick, T. Price. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Butler, C. Pelle, R. Roache, R. Caira, R. Ray, W. Capi- bianco, H. Doe, J. Wilkins, J. Cann, A. Corafura. THIRD ROW: J. Ramer, G. Harman, B. Laurinaifis, E. Holtzhauser, T. Flefcher, G. Marshall, J. Heery, W. Valeslcy. FOURTH ROW: D. Ramos, G. Marinelli, R. Rosypol, P. Lombardo, E. Holzer, J. Waddell, E. Zizmonl, W. Schoch, R. Mann. XL-. an--ul! CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Halton, D. Mas sino, S. Fuhrmeisfer, M. Funari P. Rizzo, B. Gibison, L. Freeman P. Dcwdy. SECOND ROW: R Schoch, R. Newlcirlx, R. Raslelli J. Trouf, L. Worlhingfon, E Warner, F. Wilkins, C. Forte THIRD ROW: Mr. Johnson, C Bernard, E. Magin, W. Heppard E. Weber, J. Ramer, R. Rosy pal, V. Bernardino, B, DiSimone, J. Rile. 79 CHEERLEADING CLUB FIRST ROW: J.V. Cheerleaders K. Lovell, L. Applegate, C. Di Bona, A. Fonfain, M. Funari, L Riccobono, J. Cliff, E. Vilulo, J Ray, J. Reichert, S. Swed, M DeMarco. COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Hill, B. Srickerod J, Lilly, F. Herring, S, Hendrick son. SECOND ROW: Miss Shof fer, P. Herzberg, M. Licciardello N. Free, P. Birticlx, M. Reynolds DISCUSSION CLUB FIRST ROW J Swed A Sloan T Pohllg V Lentz W Newirth S Swed SECOND ROW MISS y B Adams W I8 Broclnenbrough D Gorman B Crowley S Green R Polmliq 80 FOOTLIGHTERS FIRST ROW: R. Cenlofanli, T. Duca, E. Skechak, D. Drummond T, Wilt, S. Bradshaw, M. Amen- dolia, E. Leone. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bordner, K. McKelvey, B Perry, J. Rigler, E. Rickert, C OH, B. Adams, M. Lylle, T. Marino. THIRD ROW: E. Myers, T. Ellison, B. Muir, A. Blitz, M Kelly, R. Smith, H. Konopka, P Sockwell. FOURTH ROW: B Jenkins, R. Mihlebach, J. Dela4 mater, J. Oxen, F. Kelly, M Sigler, E. Atkinson, M, Becker, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: D. Searle, M. Muse, A. Field, H. Konopka, E. Rafal- ski, E. Long, M. Davis, C. Lewis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Buller, J. Weisser, L. Davis, M. Liccardello, P. McNeilly, E. Rufherfprd, L. Riccobono, D. Willis, B. Jaep, B. Jackson, A. Shenkus. THIRD ROW: A. Shenkins, M. Friars, J. Burl, S, Fisher, N. Frank, B. Conard, C, Maranari. FOURTH ROW: M. Beeker, B. Campion, J. Beverly, N. Free, J. Lilly, E Perry, E. DiFonzo, D. Johnson, irr- , . Y mp .- UI cz I 1 e ' Qrssik if I: .-v. .Q FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Miss MacifT, E. By: ford, A. Eiden, E. Perry, D. Bil- bee, B. Kamman. SECOND ROW: E. Leone, W. Newirfh, S. Green, D. Banks, S. Saunders. 81 ION HUNTERS FIRST ROW: J. Fitzgerald, R. Stetser, P. Lodge, K. Mead, M. McGlincy, S. Cziryalc. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pszwaro, J. Frampton, G. Bradley, L. Lloyd, R. Rams- dale, R. Bcnscher, W. Barnaby, I. Gray. GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: K. Stone, B. Byrd J. Green, D. Johnson, T. Duca L. Davis, J. Lilly, P. Moore. SEC OND ROW: Miss Seidler, B Rutherford, A. Mattson, G. Corn ey, M, Piazza, M. Amendolia D. Chell, R. Retkovis, C. Lyons THIRD ROW: K. Lentz, D. Knes taut, S. Walker. INTERNATIONAL CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Conard, T. Gaull, M. Amendolio, S. Stew' ord, A. Eiden, C. Sanford, S. Bradley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Crotto, Mrs. Molitor, J. Kam' mon, G. Fish, M. Snyder, M Sadloskis, R. Libby, C. Bolton. THIRD ROW: C. Still, B. Jenlcins. 82 LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Myers, F. Gof- tuso, J. Donahue, S. Monte, P. Jones, R. Mihlebaclc, E. Perry, C Hudson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Daniels, L. Gillikin, J. Lehman C. Nelson, M. Brennan, A. As- scun, P. Bitfick, D. Drummond THIRD ROW: J. Feo, C. Brudly R. Libby, G. Brewer, R. Pohlig 1 E-I JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: N. Giedryc, C. Di- Bono, K. Lovell, M. Rosencruns, B. Rivell. SECOND ROW: R. Long, E. Myers, L. Nichols, G. Libby, M. Delpiono. ,fs - -vi ' if Q' NURSING CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Cenlofunfi, J Pollicino, S. Fuhrmeister, D Mussino. SECOND ROW: Mrs Davis, D. Raively, A. Joblonof ski, A. Matfson. ML .iff -if is 49 RED CROSS CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Kennedy, M. Monroe, A. Heritage, R. Long, R. Sharp, D. Steiser, S. Morda, C. Nelson. SECOND ROW: Miss Kelly, S. Cain, L. Hill, P. Herz- berg, A. Jablanofslcy, C. Lewis, R. Vaneman. THIRD ROW: E. Long, E. DeBerry, M. Muse, A. Manel, A. Wilbur, E. Kidd. OIL PAINTING CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Ridinger, J Hughes, D. Heilman, V. Toppin SECOND ROW: Miss Havens, J Bremen, P. Sockwell. PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRST ROW: C. Nielson, L. Gro! linger, C. Harris, J, Braffen SECOND ROW: Mrs. Assan, J Gannon, D. Holmes, A. Shenkis B. Jackson, J. Brennan. VN SENIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: P. Dowdy, E. Florig, K. Fuhrmeister. SECOND ROW: C. Zane, L. Beatty, M. L. Dol- bow, Mrs. Green. TWIRLING CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Koriokin, B Jaeps, A. Goodwin, D. Willis, S, Walker, M. Franchi, R. Mari- no, R. Monte, D. Bulchalski, SECOND ROW: B. Sparks, R. Wood, S. Myers, K. Watson, D. Novotny, P. Bates, B. Hunter, E. Myers, B. Hicks. THIRD ROW: K. Mcheloy, A. Fontaine, D. Frank, A. Holmes, J. Ashenbrenr ner, C. Burt, L. Baily, FOURTH ROW: W. Simec, C. Honel, L. Tuel, S. Campbell, R. McCorson, E. Atkinson, G. Moran, G. Carty. B5 TRAFFIC AIDS FIRST ROW: C. Lyons, G. Corn ey, G. Smith, K. Stone, B. Gord ner, C. Harris, K. McKelvey, M Croce. SECOND ROW: A. Good win, J. Rigler, M. Terry, J. Don cihue, C, Cannavo, P. Oswald. .l fl Y ',---- - X.. ., ,, ,. ..-. 1-L., .Q,,, eff' . - ' 86 Umbra., . .f-a--1--..- .ru , ,,,., ,.... fy' -. , 1 - F-14 wmv- -. USHERETTES FIRST ROW: J. Beverly, J. Mor- gan, C. Dallas, D. Johnson, J. Sinquette, C. Pratt, M. Luko- savich, J. Donahue. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Locklear, L. Davis, R. M. Kennedy, D. Stewart, M. Davis, C. Broaclus, P. Oswald, M. Croce, B. Beckett. THIRD ROW: C. Lewis, C. Harris, R. Smith, B. Murr, J. Wenzel, J. Hankel, J. Cast, C. Lyons. FOURTH ROW: K. 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Yost, J. Barrett, T. Cassidy, G. lee, J. Gotchel, J. Holda J. Yost, W. Valesky, D. Ramos, W. DiTonno. SECOND ROW: D. McManamy, N. Duca, H. Kappra, W. Myers, W. McClister, D Jagers, T. Waters, J. Feo, R. McCauley, E. Baltadonis, J. Tirpaclx, D, Wiltesse, T. Parker, J. Van Oyen, W. Topeka, J. Deliberis, R. MacMillan. THIRD ROW: H. Poynter, J. Mooney, C. Valentino, J Walters, R. Jones, T. Smith, R. Baylor, E. Smalley, J. Baylor, W. Mattson, W. Gattuso, A. Barber, S. Cama, C. Niessner, H. Dopson D. DeMora, J. Wallace, R. Magill. FOOTBALL TOM CASSIDY JOE HARBESON Mr. Ridinger put together another championship team again this year. The Red Raiders captured every title pos- sible. They won the Gloucester County, Colonial Conference, and Group III championships with a record of seven wins and two losses. At the beginning of the season many newspapers quoted a gloomy outlook for our Big Red. But, with skill and the determination to win, our Oil Town Lads showed them they were very wrong. Many honors were bestowed upon our players. Joel Gotchel, Willie DiTonno, Jim Shirk, and Walt Valesky re- ceived second team berths on the All S.J. Group Ill team. Willie DiTonno, Jim Shirk, and Walt Valesky were first team choices for All Colonial Conference and Joel Gotchel re- JIM BARRETT TOM DUDZINSKI 'llv Qigwlt 'wc' it JOEL GOTCHEL GEORGE LEE DENNY RAMOS WAYNE ROUSE ,f l5, VARSITY FOOTBALL P.H.S. Opp. 24 .......... Clayton ...,...... 7 35 .. Haddon Heights .. I9 0 ........ Audubon ...,.... 6 I3 ., Overbrook Reg. . 7 38 ....,. Haddonfield ...... I4 40 .,,,...,.,., Triton ...,...,.... 0 26 .... Merchantville .... 6 'I3 ......,. Woodbury ........ 0 15 .,....,, Glassboro ........ I5 JIM YOST JACK v051' JOE HOLDA ceived a second team berth. There were many honorable mention winners on the great 1958 squad. This year The Red Raiders broken a five year jinks and beat Haddonfield. Clayton, Haddon Heights, Merchant- ville, Overbrook Regional, Triton, and our arch rival, Wood- bury, suffered losses at the hands of the Big Red. Our only losses were to Audubon and Glassboro. JAY MANAHAN JIM SHIRK JIM ROGERS WALT VALESKY J.V. FOOTBALL W Mr. Ridinger Mr. Limonni P.H.S. Opp. 6 ...,,v.,.... HADDON HEIGHTS ,...,....,.. 6 ...,...,..,..,.,,, AUDUBON .,,.,,,....,...,,. 12 .,...... OVERBROOK REGIONAL 18 ,L,, ......,..,,.. T RITON ....,,,,,,Lw.. .,,, 0 A,,. ,,.. . .. HADDONFIELD ...L 14 .... L,,,L, M ERCHANTVILLE ..v.... ,A.. 21 A LW ,..,... WOODBURY ..A, Mr, Lozevnick Mr. Yeager Mr. Podolck P,H.S. 2 I 3 I 3 4 4 4 0 4 4 2 Let's get out to practice is a saying heard frequently by the Raiderettes, who were coached this year by Miss Seidler. The co-captains this year were Dot Johnson and Kathy Stone. The other seniors on the squad were B. Rutherford, T. Duca, C. SCORES Lyons, L. Davis, and A. Mattson. The squad had a very successful Opp. GLOUCESTER . I COLLINGSWOOD ,. I . . WOODBURY 2 season, winning eight, tieing three, and losing one. They came in second place in the league. AUDUBON I ., GLOUCESTER . 3 SWEDESBORO . , BRIDGETON I , . TRITON . .... . O .. COLLINGSWOOD . 2 .. WOODBURY ..... ,,,. 3 . .... AUDUBON .. 3 BRIDGETON L . o The team's managers were Marguerite Piazza and Jackie ' 1 Clift, both seniors. Mrs. Staton coached the J.V. team. VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD FIRST ROW: B, J. Clift, M, Piazza, J. Green, P. Moore, K. Stone, D. Johnson, J. Lily, K. Lentz, Miss. Siedler. Byrd, L. Davis, T. Duca, B. Rutherford, C. Lyons, C. Harris, A. Mattson SECOND ROW: A FDD 7 I U P.H.S. 38 40 44 43 42 45 40 38 28 50 44 47 44 38 43 48 53 49 64 39 94 SCORES Pennsgrove . Clayton , . ,. Glassboro .... Overbrook Regional Glassboro ., Triton . , . , Merchantville , .. Woodbury ,. .... Audubon Haddonfield ,,..,...,,.... , Haddon Heights .... ....... Overbrook Regional .. ,... Triton ,... ,. Merchantville . Woodbury , , , Audubon , , , Haddon Heights , ,,,..... . . Glossboro ...... Haddonfield Pennsgrove , Opp. 73 44 51 55 I07 55 9B 69 84 80 95 40 81 62 74 97 89 57 72 75 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: C. Hall, T. Cos- sidy, R. Struss, T. Pohlig. SECOND ROW: Mr. Creut- zinger, T. Dudzinski, J. Hol- da, G. Horman, E. Balto- donis, C. Smith, T. Wilt. CO-CAPTAINS Tom Dudzinski and Casto Hall BOYS' BASKETBALL BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: A. Malinosky, C. Valentino, T. Smith, R. Struss, J. Santosuosso, J. Matteo E. Zane. SECOND ROW: W. Powers, E. Smalley, J. Baylor, L. lloyd, G. Harbeson B. Cassidy, Mr. Creutzinger. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Byrd, T. Duco, G. Carney, P. Moore. SECOND ROW: A. Sloane, J. Clift, J. Hendrickson, J. Lilly, J. Green, B. Adams, M. Lytle, Mrs. Staton. GIRLS' BASKETBALL P.H.S. 39 40 19 42 27 44 25 30 48 44 I7 30 38 8 46 37 43 SCORES Overbrook Regional . , Collingswood , ,, ., Audubon . .. .., Triton .. , ,. , Bridgeton .. . . Gloucester Woodbury Pitman Swedesboro ., ,, Triton ., . Pennsville .... Deptford Twp. Gloucester , Woodbury , Regional . Collingswood ,, .,.. Audubon . CAPTAIN Gert Carney OPP 55 52 48 40 31 75 49 40 50 42 30 5 85 1 a 40 57 45 GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Jackson, J. Car- fagna, R. Duca, L. Gilligan, R. Retkovis, A. Goodwin, M. Wor- rell. SECOND ROW: B. Jaep, W. Newirth, A. St. Petery, M. Clay- ton, C. Neilson, M. Delarada, B. Kommon, Mrs. Staton. 95 1- V 256 Q ' I 3 fi Q? ink: g V 'Z ,Q N45 fa kc, 5 . . -. --M1 -.:..mfn, . if L. ........,-..,. ..M.. ,, .. ,W - au- , 5 in 'V is-X ' sg . ' jr' FIRST ROW: H. Koppru W. Mattson, R. Rolirer, J. Burt, J. FIRST ROW: T. Brution, M. Mc' Glincy, J, Burt, C. Schulze, R. Williams, T, Parker, J. Enos. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rochlxo, T. Pohlig, S. Young, A. Antoncilis C. Hull, W. Johnson, G Crow' ford, J Kidd, TRACK Myvrs, R. Woodward, J. Delilfneris, T. Wolers, R. Cundy, K. J. Golewoocl, R. Baylor. THIRD ROW: J. Shirlc, C. Proll, T. Rotl'1oH. SECOND ROW': L. Crispi, W. Voleslxy, C, Valentino, W. Dudzinslci, E, Bultcdonis, D. Wiltsec, W, Gclfuso, W. McCauley, Meyers, M. McGlincy, C. Hull, W. Rouse, J. Kidd, E. Sullivan, J. Baylor, J. Yosl, R. MacMillan, C. Hoover, E. Smalley. QL.. .:. . ,, - W. ,,....,.,, .WMM . . h ...rg , 1. - - M' 'f ,, , ....... ...... ...M ,, ., ,,,,, v n ,A 4 6 ,Y Y J A5 Y W W Yvw V , , TQ .,. ..-LSR ,. K' WNW TMNT. 'hmmm Milling.. ol.. , 'iff if ,................' ' V ' NW....M ..i...................' Y T, E Y. ...MT ' M -W M 'T -... . .W ,, L, ibn. V m,,, -Q ' v -Y - we - - we-M . , . f qw-M. -V-H.: Y . -.-- -'-1 Y v -- -' -' - 4 J... ,.,.......... , ..-'..............-.., -f -V --wg ,Q .... ,-....,., Y Y V T' Y ' 7 Wi' -- 7 r f . ..-2 Y ' . . f .... ... ,...,.,....,,,....-,,.,,, , .....,. ,.,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,,, ,Wm ,.,,., ,,, ,-,,..,.,,....,.......,...Y.... A Y ' V .. ., .. , W., W... M, C, , . .--.. ..,..,,, 4 Y v Y .. .,.. ....f..,.., ..,...,- W . . . O . .-.,.... , Y v, ..,.. Y. 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