Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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G I u,X f 1 B .X I d J L ,F Presentation Of Ye b af 00k ,- 1, Mr. Bod narik, Rita C entofanti, and J ack Bender. ff , ffm 'gglfl ff f' . r N ' f I M 5 ll ,oi h 3'-27 : T ff my Y ,I f 'X K 1 'K ff Q 1 4 5 ' T BLE OF ONTENTS 3, FORWARD TABLE OF CONTENTS CHART OF EVENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION PHILOSOPHERS SCHOOL STAFF SENATORS SENIOR EPIC SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR PICTURES LAUREL WINNERS SENIOR HOMEROOMS SENIOR BABY PICTURES CONSULS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR HOMEROOMS CANDIDS PATRICIANS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE HOMEROOMS CANDIDS PLEBIANS Page 2 3 4 5 6 7 8-11 12 13 14-15 16 17-59 60-63 64-65 66 67 68 69-71 72 73 74 75-77 78 79 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 80 FRESHMAN HOMEROOMS 81-84 CLUB DIVIDER 85 PEGASUS 86-87 PAULSENTINEL 88 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 89 MUSIC 90-91 SCHOOL PLAY 92-93 STUDENT COUNCIL 94 CLUBS 95-104 ASSEMBLIES 105 CANDIDS 106 SPORTS DIVIDER 107 FOOTBALL 108-113 HOCKEY 114 BASKETBALL 115-116 WRESTLING 117 TRACK Sz CROSS-COUNTRY 118 BASEBALL 119 TENNIS 120 CANDIDS 121-122 WASHINGTON TRIP 123 THE END 124 ADVERTISEMENTS 125 CH RT OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER Teacher's Meeting 8 1st School Day 9 Freshman-Sophomore Reception 18 Start of Sophomore Magazine Drive 24 Clayton Football Game 26 P.T.A. Reception 28 OCTOBER Haddon Heights Football Game 3 County In-Service 5 End of Magazine Drive 9 Audubon Football Game 10 Overbrook Football Game 17 Haddonfield Football Game 24 Triton Football Game 31 NOVEMBER Local In-Service 3 Merchantville Football Game 7 Woodbury Football Game 14 P.T.A. Panel Discussion 23 N.J.E.A. 12-13 Thanksgiving Recess 26-27 Glassboro Football Game 26 DECEMBER Christmas Concert 21 Senior Dance 23 Christmas Recess 24- JANUARY Return from Christmas Recess 5 P.T.A. Dance 25 19 9-1960 FEBRUARY School Play 5 Valentine Dance 12 Washington's Birthday 22 MARCH Senior's Washington Trip P.T.A. 28 APRIL Easter Recess 14-18 Band Concert 22 P.T.A. 25 MAY Prom-All-Nite Party 6 Memorial Day 30 JUNE Baccalaureate 12 Graduation 15 Last Day of School 17 23-24-25 41-Fi lil 1 DEDICATIO We, the members of the Pegasus staff, appreciatively dedicate this, the twenty-third edition, to Mr. Andrew J. Kegel, mathematics teacher at Paulsboro High School for the past fifteen years. For ten years, Mr. Kegel also served the school as assistant principal and director of the club program, devoting much of his time to these activities. He will always remain among the fondest memories of those students whose privilege it has been to have associated with him. ADMINISTRATION The students of Paulsboro High School are proud to welcome as our r new Superintendent of Schools, Mr. John Bodnarik. He and Mr. Creamer have done a fine job in their adminis- nf trative positions, and to them we give our thanks. 4 To Mr. Lazevnick, who has also done an outstanding job as Assistant Prin- cipal, we extend our gratitude. JOHN BODNARIK SlL1N'l'l'Hflflldffllf of Schools Kutztown, l'l.S., Rutgers Univer- sity, M. ED., Temple University. i 1 . X1 Q ik 41 yy! ' '?,,,. x ...,.,:r,,...f ,J A , 5.1 J . i .- FREDERICK L. CREAMFIR JOHN J. LAZEVNICK Principal V'iccf-Pr'incipa.l Oswego State Teachers College, Mansfield State Teachers College HS., Temple Unversity, M.A. and Rutgers, B.S. and M.Ed., Math. IV. fx SYLVESTER BILLBROUGH j - --:. i s I2 I OSS SOI MAX BLUM 'i ' 1' f-,A uw: ' ,::,.g ., M. 511.51 , 1' fd fawfruf- :y :Q CARL THOMPSON X52 N . Q 1 5 'N' , ,V ak I ,V QQ I , FRANK GEZZI BOARD OF ED CATIO J AC K SAWY E RS LOUIS SCHUPFER Nw! MISS SHIRLEY PETERSON, Sec. to Board of Ed. ball. 'ii X L S fw.'X fam. . , . Q y-.fx 'X 'nl 'fr .4 1Q.7 MARGARET M va:-,ur W' CARLIN LAURA BUTLER Drifton, Penna., Sz 451- Muuica Hill, N. J., fgffPf,' 12:5 LRF, ' ' Texas State and C - 2, ' qwlcs' Fi' ,gfaffig FLOQQQIQQ M' lumbiaUnive1-sity, Bfs. 5tud'2'1t founcll- J and M.A., Home Eco- MAKLAN E. yvffdbufyy N- J-1 qu- nomics. Clubs: F.H.A. BORDNER fmltfi College, and Co- and Boys' Cooking. CARL S. BICRNINGER Upper Darby, Penna., Bloomsburg' State Teacher's College and Princeton Theological Seminary, B.S. and B. D., French, Speech. Clubs: Equestrian. NANCY M. CARLIN Drifton, Penna., Saint B.A., English Joseph, II. Club : Paulsentinel Business. , 'af 'Q--ev SAMUEL J. EVANGELISTA Gibbstown, N. J., Get- tysburg: College, A.B., General Science and Applied Science II. Woodbury, N.J., Cedar Crest, Temple, and Muhlenberg, A.B., English IV and Speech. Clubs: Debating, Peg'- as-:us Literary, and Footligrhters. f' 1 . A n 1 'vw X 't, ' .Lx V I . K 5 X.., RN . JOHN C. CARROLL Paulsboro, N. J., State Normal, Certificate, Manual Training. Club: Maintenance. 1 4 ,J , Q .t I 'Wi ESTELLE S. GREEN Pitman, N. J., Rider College, B.C.S., Con- sumer Education and Sales, Law, and Per- sonal Typinpr. Club: Tri-Hi-Y. lumbia University, A. B. and M.A., Guidance. Club: National Honor Society. 'mim i N z . 5 Q' ,L ... . I . I: , ,, - 1 .. If , zl, GRACE L. DANI' K .'.' A Woodbury, N.J., M K CORINNE CROTTO ville, A.B., Librai 7' K Paulsboro, N. J., Mary Clubi LlbY'211'Y- EDWARD B. HardenfBaylor, B.A.. CREUTZINGER Spanish II. III. Club: Merchantville, N. J., International' West Chester State Teacher's College and Temple University, B. S. and Ed.M., Phys. Ed., Health, First Aid. Club: Basketball. - H Lu. Q, an 47 ,I 'l 1 Y - g.L-3 ' :L ' X X ,. iles ? . 6.3715 1 if if -fgf-3-is -1 ,A ef . XX -.--1 L V.. i f 9 2--::..T..-.1 - 5. o L KN N -Q f' 5 fqbx Q Q ' , N 4- r AE X P X -fl? i n-K !! 5 tg: lllf M31 ff' f ' cf ' W 'Qf ' f I 1 fly l W W f 4 W W ff ffl U l . f glfjf'.'ff ef il? sg' MQV . z S: Wwflffl X Jw f li ,y . I ...A-1-.af '.-..,. -I Juni Giga O 4 ws ...fe ' f .f 5. MUND GUERINI iden, N. J., Saint zph, B.S., English nd III.Club: Chess. IDREW J. KEGEL ilsboro, N. J., Univ. Pennsylvania, A.B M.S., Algebra, ne Geometry, Trig. Solid Geometry. b: Advanced Math. r .1-im. 1:21 'WO 'QQ' GRACE HAU PT Woodbury, N.J., Buck- nell University, A.B., Algebra I, Math III. . it 40: MILDRED M. KELLY Haddon Heights, N. J., Univ. of Pennsylvania, B.S., U. S. History ll and M. E. History. Clubs: Red Cross and Discussion. ffl ,qu-n-.., ETHEL C. HAVENS Camden, N. J., Rutgers University,B.S. in Ed., Art I, II, III, IV and Mechanical Drawing I, II, III, IV. Club: Oil Painting. JACK KOSUH Paulsboro, N. J., Cali- fornia State and West Virginia Univ., B.S. and M.A., English I . on 1' . V559-0' ig.: K, i W w, Ji lg .,a: ,.,,,,,,. af! ss! , . ' l ii' Sensi 1 THOMAS H EALY Philadelphia, Penna., .LaSalle College, A.B., English I. Club: Paul- sentinel Literary. JS.. PETER LIMANNI Paulsboro, N. J., Villa- nova College, B.S. in Ed., U. S. History II. ,Q M' 5 1' La ' . 1-mg. am' 4.15 RICHARD JOHNSON Paulsboro, N. J., Cali- fornia State, B.S. of Ed., U. S. History I and Economics. Club: Audio Visual. 21 o : EVELYN C. LOCKLEAR Woodbury, N. J., Pem- broke State College, A.B., English IV. Club: Usherette. EMMA MADCIFF Clarksboro, N. J., Leb- anon Valley and Univ. of Pennsylvania, B.S. and M.S. in Ed., Al- gebra II, Guidance. Clubs: Student Council and Future Teachers of America. LILLIAN MOLITOR Swedesboro, N. J., Ur- sinus College, B.S., Bi- ology. Clubs: Interna- tional and Biology. 9 MK, ,W A Arg L ' will il of , . ' . . i 'li li .I I p . A Y ff- i 6 6. 5 , . 5 M lg? .Ag .,, y A 4,1 A ..QHs' is Q X ' 53 IQ 391+ A Wye, .il I. l ' A - ' N V 3 DOROTHY E. MOORE Paulsboro, N. J., West Chester State, B.S., Vocal Music. Clubs: Chorus, Glee Club, and Robed Choir. yu. .I EDWARD A. PODOLAK Pennsauken, N. J., Temple, B.S., World IIistory and Civics. T 1 I' 's RUTH B. ROSS Clarkshoro, N. J., Wil- son College, B.A., Eng- lish III. Club: Assem- bly. I0 X Paulsboro, N. J., Grove City, B.S. in C,Temple, Ed. M., Bookkeeping I and II, Business Math I. Clubs: Artistic Typ- ing. lb I li ...f-is es. ' l , , Nuts. ' X X , ' .k X I e GEORGE RACHKO EDWARD PSZWARO Gibbstown, N. J. Get- tysburg and Temple, M., College Prep. Chemistry. Club: Ion Hunters. . Paulsboro, N. J., Bloomsbury: State Teachers College, Rut- gers Univ., B.S., Com- mercial Math I, Per- sonal Bookkeeping. Club: Supply Club. RICHARD RIDINGER Woodbury, N. J., Get- tysburg and Temple, A.B. and M. Ed., U. S. History I. Club: Boys' Varsity. xxx I-...AX w. time -lil X RUTH SEIDLER Woodbury, N. J., Pan- LYNN G- zer, B.S., Phys. Ed. and SS SCHOEPSKE Health. Club: Girls' ELIZABETH SCOTT Sicklerville, N. J. Glassboro State, B.S.: Clothing and Foods Club: F.H.A. Glassboro, N. J., Tem- ple and Texas Western Bs. and M.A., Bandi Music Appreciation Music Theory. Clubs: Dance Band, Twirling. y Varsity. l v-'If JAMES A. ROS Clarksboro, N. J. bright College, Civics. v f N . . N, P f Q.,-...--f . SX ESTHER SHAFF Audubon, N. J., M land College, 1 Typewriting I Junior Business Tr ing: Club: Commer il KK . -1 1 I I X s co K X . f rr x Q I .. A -- '..-be-Y.: WALTER J. -4 -f , TATARSKY f- 3 -' lIlI'0eVlll8, N. J., ELIZABETH S. orge Washington, TENDER B. and M.A., General ience and General emistry. Clarksboro, N. J., Drexel Institute of I'echnology,B.S.,Type- writing II, Business Law, Economic Geog- raphy. MARY C. TRICK Woodbury, N. J., Rider College, and Rutgers, B.C.S. and B.S., Short- hand,Secretarial Prac- tice. Club: National Honor Society. ... 1 f-L Vky' A iis' . .i'i ' ': f 'if' . 7 -1 ' f ....,. , lvl ::- ' M 5' 5 - ESTHER E. S V VONADA .ulsboro, N. J., Buck- ANNE WEBER ll, A.B., Math II. Woodbury, N.J.,Dreigel Institute of Technol- ogy, B.S., Junior Busi- ness Training and Of- fice Practice. Club: Pegasus Business Staff. ELLAIN WILLIAMS Bridgeton, N. J., East Stroudsburg State Teacher's College and Temple Univ., Phys. Ed. and Health. Clubs: Cheerleaders. VINCENT J. SPARACINO Hammonton, N. J., Glassboro State Teach- er's College, Trenton State College, Mechan- ical Drawing and Gen- eral Shop. Club: Crafts. Q 7 ' , . ' ffl . ,, pn. .. . -:i.fff-54... A '- ff . ' I -f'm1'2'13fsf3f.'-iff , . ff?-. were .mmf :J 351: RICHARD J. VATT ER Pennsgrove, N. J., Rutgers University, B.S., General Science, Applied Math. WILLIAM B. YAEGER Mantua, N. J., West- minster College, A.B., Physical Ed., Health II, and Highway Safe- ty. Club: Archery. ' fifsfgzg IN' Aa- '- , 3 n .x 1 ,A . sw... ri-r' 1 --.4-Q.,-vw--1? 'rib' ' as Zvi , V W... as - , M. I 1...- R O B E RT -S U T H E RLA N D Levittown, N. J., Get- tysburg and Rutgers, A.B. and LL.B., Phys- ics and Math I. I JAMES F. VELLUTATO Paulsboro, N. J., Dick- inson College and Lenoir Rhyne College, A.B., U. S. History I. ll , fin A . . i if .LA Kathy Manahan Elaine Gabriel Elaine Salvatore I Qg,q,g 'K f-+-A-mln' 1.x . Mrs. Davis , M k-, 'll ,' ,L Y. S lll L' . My , - .., . f - 4 X Mrs. Thompson Mr. Keefan, Mr. Riggens, Mr. Kessler, Mr. Yandach Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Kopatch, Mrs. Willis 'X Silg 0 fm rf ff X ' L+ ' I 1' 4 fff 1 ff 'lv-'M Q f , X J A CWI X , E -iq, , - Q41 M , X l f, f Z f , ,ff ,x f W ' dwg ' gm 5,5 S N 7 5 1G1nw7 'fn V 2 f v' wk: . Q, ,Ame , W f 11, f gb ,Z Y X fx . ff M iz, . X X EW! 5 :img -J -1 ' 4 - N , W .1 ' f ' f X - 4 W, ' 7 ,M N Yi ff' w xfyi !j,l E A I I If -xg wif 'KZ K L- SW4 f X X iz SX 13 I The Senior Epic There is no royal road to learning. This statement, made more than two thousand years ago, still holds true today as we have well discovered. Throughout our high school days it has become more evident with each passing year. But let us now go back a few years in our own history to September, 1956, the beginning of a new experience as freshmen at Paulsboro High School. It took us a while to become adjusted to the new surroundings, but under the guidance of our homeroom teachers and advisors, we eventually became a part of P.H.S. The first big event on the agenda was the Freshman-Sophomore Recep- tion. Enjoying this, our fancy then turned to politics, and we chose our class officers. Wayne Myers was elected President, Judy Cassel, Vice- President, Bonnie Kamman, Secretary, and Nick Duca, Treasurer. Through this experience, we attempted to gain a concept of democracy and the responsibilities which accompany positions of leadership. Soon afterward, the Freshman Assembly was presented. Under the direction of Miss Carlin, this lively variety show proved to be a success. Academically, the road was found somewhat more difficult, but employ- ing perseverance and determination, we became full-fledged sophomores. Being, perhaps, a little wiser , we began by returning the compliment and giving the freshmen a reception with Wayne Myers amiably serving as master of ceremonies. The magazine drive, supervised by Miss Vonada, occupied most of our time at the beginning of the year. We eventually finished with a total sales of S5,400, Jerry Delamater of 207 being high salesman. Having completed this project, we elected our class officers. They were: Nick Duca, President, Bonnie Kamman, Vice President, Eleanor Leone, Secretary, and Alice Eiden, Treasurer. Our sophomore year rapidly drew to a close, and on the whole was a successful one. We were just beginning to form an idea of what our aim in life might be. In the next two years this would steadily crystallize and finally come to manifest itself. Yes, we were now upperclassmen. As juniors we began to seriously consider our future plans, and, perhaps, to think for ourselves a little more clearly than before. Many of us learned what hard work was, and, as we look back, are rather inclined to believe that it was all worthwhile. We began by choosing our class oiiicers: Nick Duca, President, Mary Furnari, Vice-President, Eleanor Leone, Secretary, -and Alice Eiden, Treasurer. As the year moved on, we presented the Junior Assembly and, of course, received what we had long been waiting for, our class rings. Later, several of our outstanding scholars gained admission to the National Honor Society, one of the highest honors a student can receive at P.H.S. Admission is dependent upon those high qualities of scholar- ship, character, and leadership, and we certainly commend these students for their accomplishment. Michael McGlincy was elected President of the Society and led the group through 1959-60. Finally, came an experience which will never be forgotten, our first prom. With A Tropical Paradise as the theme, members of the Class of '60 worked hard to make it a success, which it was. This also marked 'the second successful year of the After-Prom Party. Certainly, this will live in the hearts of us all as the summit of our junior year. . In addition, Mike McGlincy and Bill Barnaby were ,chosen delegates to the American Legions Boys' State, and Rita Centofanti and Ann Sloan, delegates to Girls' State. Many of our classmates also took part in the school play, The Remark- able Incident at Carsofrfs Corners. Thus, our experience as Juniors came to an end. We then entered upon the peak of our endeavors at P.H.S., our senior year. As seniors We inherited many responsibilities, including that of leadership. At times the task was difficult, but we eventually found our efforts rewarded and pro- ceeded to make this year the most memorable one of all. After an exciting campaign, John DeAngelo became Class President, with Bonnie Kamman, Jane D'Ambrosio, and Eleanor Leone, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. Also, Irving Gray took office as President of the Student Council. Our thoughts then turned to selling Christmas cards, and that we did! Under the supervision of Mrs. Daniels, total sales amounted to S10,000, an all time high. Diane Drummond and Mike McGlincy were chosen co-editors of the Pegasus, and Jerry Delamater was elected to edit our school paper, the Paulsentinel, for 1959-60. We were then honored by having three students, Mary Ann Sigler, Mike McGlincy, and John Fitzgerald, receive letters of commendation for outstanding performances in the National Merit Examination. The yuletide season was merrily celebrated by a sparkling event, the Senior Crystal Christmas Dance. We all, assuredly, had a wonderful time. February was highlighted by the school play, in which many members of the Senior Class participated. Stage Door, a comedy-drama under the direction of Mrs. Bordner, was enjoyed by all. Yes, our senior year was filled with many exciting and memorable events. Among them, of course, was the Washington trip. It was an educational and, beyond a doubt, enjoyable experience. We had worked hard toward the trip, and certainly were not disappointed. In May, the Junior Class gave us a prom, an event never to be forgotten. l Then came the most memorable one of all-graduation. This was the wonderful climax of our efforts, trials, and triumphs at P.H.S. Being one of the largest graduating classes in the history of our school, we sincerely hope that, in some way, we have contributed to its betterment. Each of us has found his own special goal and, in the years to come, will seek its fulfillment. Thus, to each other, We wish success and happiness. To the underclassmen, we bid a fond farewell. We have learned much throughout these short years, only to discover that we have barely touched the surface. But through our efforts and the efforts of others, we have all experienced That noblest pleasure-the joy of understanding. I4--I -in .IOHN DEANGELO BONNIE KAMMAN President Vizw-I7v'z's1'rIm1t ,M A-. JANE IVAMBROSIO Sf'r'Wt1z1'y REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: S. Fuhremeister, J. Pollicino, M. Lytle. Row 2: B Barnaby, F. Turton. f5ll SENIUR OFFICERS A STUDE T COUN IL REPRESENTATIVES ELEANOR LEONE Twrzsllrm' BABETTE E. ADAMS Rebel Paulsboro Col. Prep. Babettels known in basketball, As the girl most likely to fall. Discussion 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 4g Varsity 3, 43 Robed Choir 3, Bas- ketball 3, 45 Paulsentinel Literary 45 Traffic Aid 4, School Play 4. Dislikes the disrespect for teach- ers . . . Says, You all come. ELSIE ATKINSON Bubbles Paulsboro Gen. To be happy is her aim, 'Cause Tommy is her favorite flame. Dramatics 3: Majorette . Hobby is reading . . . Watches Bandstand . . . Listens for Put Your Head on My Shoulder . . . Can't stay away from Tommy . . . Likes English and blue . . . Advises freshmen not to give up. 55'- 1 0 3 fc 4.9 ,. ,- Yana XG W Y' g ,' 10' 'T 2 ' Lf s f- '16, We regret to say that RICHARD ALLEN did not have his picture taken. AL R. ANTANAITIS Rick Paulsboro Gen. Oar boy Al is really neat, He plays the drums with a Wal gone beat. Travel lg Maintenance 23 Archery Club 39 Boys' Cooking 43 Chess 4. Favorite saying is, 'tYou're an Amoeba . . . Favorite song is t'Teen Beat . . . Suggests to Fresh- men - We need targets for arch- ery club . . . Aims to be an engineer. gigs. i , NF- .., . JUDITH ANN ATKINSON Judy Paulsboro Gen. Judy wants to marry Stan, He's her one and only man. Majorette Ig Library 35 Square Danc- ing 4. Says, Hurry upli' . . . Likes English, Blue, and Stan. PATRICIA ANN BAILEY Pat West Deptford Gen. Patty likes to stay at home, When she knows that Bob will phone. Chorus 1, 25 Dramatic 1, 29 Library 1, 2, 4g Majorette 3, 45 Cheer- leaders 35 School Play lg Robed Choir 1, Twirling 3, 4. Dislikes conceited people . . . Likes skating, blue, and Bob . . . Favorite T.V. program is 'tL0retta Young . f. c X . f .r64u!AxAJT1.- . ,J V x . ,W 6- ,,, lC'? ' ICDXVARD M. BALTADONIS Erl Mt. lloyal GUN- All the girls thinh' Erlllgfs snwll, 'fill only Carole rings the lawll. Basketball 1, 2, flg Football l, 2, fig Track 1, 2, 35 Varsity 33 Sports Club 3, Chess 4. Likes Carole and hunting .... A d- vises Freshmen to respect the upper elassmen . . . Can't stand home- work. avi ,inn ' . fi -,,5 it .XX f f X X CHARLES BARNARD Charlie Greenflelds Col. Prep. Charlie strikes a mighty bloir, Hffs on, the baseball team you lx'7lU1l'. Apparatus 2, Baseball 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball I 5 Career 1 9 Chess 35 Math 45 Pegasus Literary 4. Enjoys bowling, Sleep Walk , and Maverick . . . Can't sing . . , Dislikes being broke. .M F'-. -uw-1' s, fy e . lf? I 5 1. ' A - .lfsi f 1 A e,,3,,,. . Q.. ROBERT BANSCHER Bob Gibbstown Col. Prep. Bob is not one to he found, ll hen there aw' sfzlclf-up girls around. Math 13 Career 25 lon Hunters 3, Bachelor 3g Boy's Cooking 3. Favorite T.V. program is H77 Sun- set Strip . . . Likes hunting, fish- ing, and blue . . . Dislikes stuck-up girls. 1 'lv' JOHN BATTAGLIA Paulsboro Comm, Selling oil is his aim, In this field he'll win greal fame. Tumbling 1, 2, Bovs' Cooking 4. Aims to be an Oil Dealer . . . Fav- orite saying, Yes . . . Likes Deck of Cards , Have Gun Will Trav- el, and math . . . Dislikes school . . . Wills his gyms . . . Favorable Hideout: 'lVel's 563 , K WILLIAM H. BARNABY Bill Gibbstown Col. Prep. Some great clay our Bill will be A n up and coming fine M.Il. Audio Visual 2, Career lg Home- room Representative 43 Ion Hun- ters 3, Vice President, Math 33 Oil Painting 2. Aims to be an M.D .... Likes Mack The Knife , Playhouse 90 , and Biology . . . Wills his Spanish exam . . . Hobby: Reading. I MARY BECKIGR Paulsboro Gen, Mary zrants lo get ahead, lfVe know shvlll do what she has said. Dramatics 2, 33 Glce Club 2, 3, Future Homemakers 3, Library 43 Robed Choir 2, 3, 4. Aims to get ahead . . . Wills to P.H.S. my hardships . . . Dislikes coneeited people . . . Likes blue and dancing. BERNADINE A. BECKETT Bernnie Bridgeport Comm. Hefr one aim iu life Is to be Bustefs ivife. Career 1, Pres., Chorus lg Home- room Rep. lg Majorette 4, Monitor 2, Needlework 1, Vice-Pres., 2g Pegasus Bus. 43 Student Council l, 3, Corrcs. Sec., Usherettes 3, 4, Artistic Typing 3, Vice-President. Says, Hey Joanie . . . Likes Bus- ter and pink. 6'1- JOHN F. BENDER Chief Paulsboro Gen- An asset to the Pegasus staff, He was always good for a laugh. Baseball 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera 2, Football lg Hi-Y 3g Horrleroom Representative lg Pegasus Literary 43 Student Coun- cil lg Varsity 3, 4. Favorite Saying, Mashed Pota- toes! . . . Likes Jo, t'Untouch- ables , and Swinging School . MARGARET RAE BELL Margie Paulsboro Comm. Slay and quiet is Miss Bell But you'll find slze's really swell. Future Homemakers 1, 2g Pegasus Business 45 Red Cross 25 Artistic Typing 3. Aims to be happy . . . Likes Sea of Love , U77 Sunset Strip , and Blue . . . Can't save money. VICTOR L. BERNARDINO Vic Paulsboro Col. Prep. Victor wants to get a cafr, We know that he will go quite far. Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 35 Foot- ball lg Tumbling lg Wrestling 1, 3, 4. Aims to prosper . . . Prefers Mrs. Haupt . . . Can't study . . . Watches the All-Nite Show . . . Can be found in Vel's . . . Wills all his latenesses to P.H.S. DOROTHY JANE BENNETCH Dottie Colonial Manor Sec. Comm. A secfrctafry size ufill Ile, Sitting on hefr boss's knee. Cheerleaders 25 Etiquette lg Paul- sentinel Literary 45 Pegasus Busi- ness 4, Artistic Typing 3. Likes bowling, f'Mr. Blue , and Glenn . . . Favorite subject is Shorthand . . . Advises freshmen to stay in school and graduate. PNP 2' I r JS' ' - - 7 .fun ,D I EDWARD JOHN BICKLEY Pickle Thorofarc Gen. Eflrly zwanfs to go tu sea, Sonlwrluy a sailor he will be. Home-room Representative 1 3 Tum- bling lg International 3, 4. Likes howling, red, and Jane . . . Can't stay in at nights . . . Advises F ra-shmen to graduate . . . Favorite song is Mack the Knife . . . Aims to be a svaman. in , ,tl W ' wif , 'Mr . PATRICIA ANN BIRD Patti Greenfields Village Col. Prep. Putty lfirrl has quite a head, Her brains are sharp, her hair is red. Glee Club 1, Assembly Committee 23 Band 2, 3, 49 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 43 Pegasus Literary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Likes music, reading, Billy and blue. 9' , DIANE BILBEE Gibbstown Col. Prep. In fhc Band she plays you krioui, Her notes are sweet both high and low. Career Ig Band 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Paulsentinel Literary 3. Likes red, dancing, and 'tMr. Blue , . . Can't work in study hall . . . Dislikes show-offs . . . Aims is to be successful teacher SAMUEL BLAIR Sam Thorofare Gen. Sam was happy and very carefree, He'll he known on land and sea. Boys' Cooking 4. Enjoys working on cars . . . Can be found in Thorofare . . . Likes girls in general . . . Wants to be a big success . . . Dislikes typing . . . Says, Hi ya! .3 . Can't be on time. BETTE LOU BIRD Birflic Verga Comm. In the future Betty Lou, Will dress the hair of all of you. Chorus 1, 3, 4, Twirling lg Paul- sentinel Business 2, 3, 43 Pegasus Business 49 Artistic Typing 3. Aims to be a hairdresser . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Likes Three Little Pigs , Love of Life , and Lunch. - Q Y ALYCE ADELE BLITZ Al Thorofare Comm. Alyce has a special unc, She calls her Philadelphia Hon. Dramatics 1, 35 Needlework 1, Career 2, Cheerleaders 2. Her aim in life is to make a special one happy . . . Likes dancing and her South Philadelphia Hon . . . Advice to Freshmen is to follow in my footsteps . . . Dislikes people. COLIN J. BOLTON West Deptford Col. Prep. From England Colin Bolton came, And now he'll never be the same. Math 1, Glee Club 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 2, Inter- national3g Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 15 Track 3, 4, Advanced Math 3, 49 Cross Country 4. Likes stamp collecting and blue . . . Favorite T.V. program Maverick . . . Aims to be happy. 55' CARRIE BROADUS Peanuts Thorofare Col. Prep. Carrie has a hockey stick, And when she plays she's really slick. Basketball 1, 2g Career 25 Cheer- leading 3, Glee Club 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirling 2, Robed Choir 4, Travel lg Usherettes 3, 4, Varsity 43 Future Homemakers 2, 3. Likes Rif'leman,', Bobby, book- keeping, and olive green. MICHAEL BORRELLI Mike Center Square Col. Prep. Michael had his greatest day, When he sold his Henry J. Favorite saying is Don't rush me . . . Watches for Maverick . . . Can't do homework . . . Wills to PHS four years of Worry . . . Reads Hot Rod Magazines . . . Favorite song in Mary Lou . CHARLES S. BRYANT Chas Paulsboro Col. Prep. As most of you already know, A trumpet, Charles can really blow. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., Biology 2, Boy's Cooking 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobby is cars . . . Hides out in Milt's Men Shops. . . Says You are none too cool . . . Can't come home early. GEORGE LEE BRADLEY, JR. Faze Greenfields Col. Prep. George wants to be a good physician, He'll gain great fame in this position. Audio Visual2g Bachelor4, Biology 25 Boy's Cooking 4, Chess 35 Ion Hunters 3, Varsity 49 Football and Track Trainer 4. Likes the sciences . . . Hobbies are boating, target shooting, and hunt- ing . . . Can be found at the Wood- bury Lanes. DOREEN F. BUCHALSKI Dor Paulsboro Sec. Comm. Someday Doreen will be well known, For the great skills that she has shown. Commercial 2, Vice-Pres., Drama- tics 45 Twirling 1, 2, 3, 43 Major- ette 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec., Pegasus Literary 4, Typist, School Play 3, Artistic Typing 3, Secretary. Is found at National 5 Sz 10. ,4 'N 'Ks 'hr' , 'rw-5' '-r: -f LENORA VVINIFRED HURT JAMES H. BURT BARBARA LEE BYRD Noah Bertie Byfdle Bridgeport Gen. Paulsboro Gen. PaUlSb01'0 Col. Prep. Our Lenora strongly states, That with her Johrmy really rates. Aims to marry Johnny . . . Likes Lovers Never Say Goodbye , Dick Clark Show , and math . . . Fav- orite saying, Great ! . . . Wills her books to her twin, Leonard . . . Favorite hideout: My sweet home . . . Can't lose weight . . . Favorite color: pink. 1 O O sw A An g x, f l i X I y f 4, .,- , 1 fm 1 1 I 1' M I 22 On the track or cross-country team, JirrLmy's really on the beam. Monitor 3, Track 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 1, Varsity 4, Cross Country 3, 4. Likes Shirley, swimming, and his- tory . . . Watches Have Gun Will Travell' . . . Can't pass an English exam . . . Wills his two years in English I ,ggi-fm. fvv GEORGE CALOGERO Pudgie Gibbstown Col. Prep. George says we all should have some fun, But after all the work is done. Boys' Cooking 4, Football 13 Math 45 Archery 3. Aims to obtain a decent job . . Hobby is toying with engines . . Dislikes studying for a test . . . Hides out at Weber's . . . Says, What a ZAH! Barbara really is quite swell, In many sports she did excel. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Etiquette 1, Future Homemakers 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 3, Monitor 1, 25 Paulsentinel Bus. 3g Pegasus Bus. 4, Student Council 35 Varsity 2, 3, 4. Says, It's tick' lin . . . Likes Billy. LOUIS W. CARTER Butch Paulsboro Gen Butch, feels he's being 'very fair, He just wants to be a rnilliorzaire. Boy's Cooking 4. H-obby is listening to records . . . Likes Mr, Blue and Cheyenne . . . Can't get up in the morning or do homework . . . Advises freshmen to be reasonable and do it their way. 1 Rx JAMES J. CARTY Doc Bridgeport Comm. In the stockrooon Jirnmy's been, A great help to all who know him. Wants to be a C.P.A .... Hobby is camping . . . Likes Deck of Cards and Cheyenne . . . Wills his one Worn-out sneak . . . Can't sing or do his homework . . . Advises freshmen not to argue but to do as they say ...Favorite subject is bookkeeping. RITA J. CIARLANTI Re Woodbury Comm. A help to all has been Rita, She's always there when you need her. Chorus 1, 2g Commercial 2, Inter- national 2, 3, 45 Needlework 1, Vice-Pres., Pegasus Business 4, Robed Choir 1. Aims to marry a millionaire . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Can't stop laughing . . . Likes math and green. nll 'x RITA J. CENTOFANTI Rete Paulsboro Col. Prep. An R.N. will be Iier role, Marrying a rich doctor her goal. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Home- makers 1, Sec., Nursing 2, Sec., 3, Pres., 49 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 43 Pegasus Literary 45 Discussion 35 Traffic Aid 4. Likes Hi-Fi, Summertime , and red. E. JOYCE CLARK Verga Comm. Joyce says she likes a boy narnecl Bill, All her time lie seems to jill. Cheerleaders 2, Chorus 3, Color Guard 4, Twirling 1, Monitor 43 Paulsentinel Business 3, Pegasus Business 4g Artistic Typing 3. Aims to make Woodbury Bill happy . . . Can't stay in at night. RICHARD CERVANTES Spic Billingsport Gen. Richie likes to play pool, He thinks tlie game really cool. Baseball 1, 2, Boy's Cooking 4, Homeroom Representative 1. Favorite girl is Janis . . . Hides out in Willie's house . . . Wills Carol to B. J .... Favorite color is light blue . 4 . Enjoys playing pool. NANCY K. COLLIGAN Nano Pauls. Comm. Nancy may seern very quiet, Bat she really is a riot. Future Homemakers 1g Interna- tional 2g Assembly Committee 2, 3, Vice-Pres.,4g Paulsentinel Business 3, 4. Aims to be a secretary . . . Wills to PHS my spacious locker . . . Can't make up my mind . . . Likes dancing and blue. 23 BETTY M. COMPTON Bridgeport Comm. Betty is an aslzerette, She does her job in lace and net. Needlework lg Robed Choir 25 Future Homemakers 45 Usher- ettes 3, 4. Aims to get a job . . . Dislikes getting up on Saturday . . . Likes dancing and blue . . . Wills to PHS her gym suit . . . Favorite T,V. program H77 Sunset Strip . is fl 3 . , 'inf '1'.:': BOB CUNDEY West Deptford Col. Prep. Bobby's special girl Sandy, We all think this is just dandy! Tumbling 15 Math 3, 4g Track 4. Aim is to spend a million . . . Likes skiing, boating, and blue . . . Can't stay in . . . Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Favorite girl is Sandy . . . Fav- orite T.V program is Red Skelton. 24 t If .... Q .ta ', 1 fs wr S T , 5 y N A e Q M: X H: 2' i .,, it rl 3 'KI L o it 'gh Y . . i S Q FRANK CONNELLY Tweety Paulsboro Gen. Franlcy played a rnean trombone, When he blew you'd hold the phone . Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 33 Boy's Cooking 4. Dislikes work . . . Aims to be a success . . . Advises Freshmen to play it cool . . . Can't get up in the morning . . . Favorite song is Poison Ivy . X EARNEST CUNARD PWR 'Wir' STEVEN C. CZIRYAK Steve Greenwich Col. Prep. Steven's future is quite clear, He wants to be an engineer. Travel lg Audio Visual 2g Ion Hunters 3, Sec.g Math 3, 4. Likes hunting and red . . . Aim is to be an engineer . . . Advice to Freshmen is to have fun but work, . . . Wills to PHS his gym suit. . . Watches H77 Sunset Strip . JANE TONIA D'AMBROSIO Janie Paulsboro Sec. Comm. Janie always does a lot, SI1e'll never leave you on the spot . Assembly Committee 2, 3, Pres.g Class Officer 4, Sec.g International 2g Math 1, Sec.g Monitor 2, 3, Paul- sentinel Literary 3, 45 Pegasus Literary 45 Traffic Aid 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Basketball 4. Likes swimming, bowling, and bookkeeping. s! ,E p X ORLANDO DAMIANI Sonny Paulsboro Gen. At playing the guitar, he was quite a boy, But school work was not his greatest joy. Says, 'tCool Man! . . . Hobby is playing an electric guitar . . . Listens to Duane Eddy and Some Kind A Earthquake . . . Has no favorite subjects . . . Advises fresh- men to play it cool! . . . Favorite colors are light blue and red. MILFORD J. DEHNER Dink Thorofare Gen. Dink wants to be a millionaire, His wealth with Carolyn to share. Boy's Cooking 4, Tumbling 1, 2. Says, Yeh. . . . Hobby is hunting . . . Roams the streets of Thorofare . . . Can't stand doi-ng homework . . . Likes Carol n and reen . . . Wills D Y S' his gym shorts to Red Dog . . . Watches Cheyenne MAXINE AUDREY DAVIS Mike Paulsboro Gen. To be a nurse is her airn, Joe is her' favorite flarne. Basketball 1, 25 Future Home- makers 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish 1, 2, Usherettes 4. Hobby is skating . . . Wills her special charm to Barbara . . . Likes Joe . . . Hides out at Grandmom Elsie's. JEROME DELAMATER Jerry Paulsboro Col. Prep. Editor of oar school newspapers, Jerry cat some real gone capers. Assembly 35 Dramatic 3, 4, Home- room Rep. 15 International 2g Jour- nalism 1g National Honor Society 3, 43 Paulsentinel Literary 2, 3, 4g ?Pegasus Literary 43 School Play ,4. Enjoys playing the piano . . . Watches the Jack Paar Show . . . Dislikes chemistry. JOHN P. DE ANGELO John Paulsboro Col. Prep. As oar class president he was great, Bat with chemistry he rlid not rate. Boys' Cooking 45 Senior Class Presidentg Football lg Homeroom Representative 15 Student Council lg Discussion 4. Wills his old glasses . . . Dislikes wheels . . . Likes red and American Bandstand . . . Aims to become mayor of Paulsboro. MARGARET DELLARATTA Margie Gibbstown Sec. Comm. At talking, she could win a prize, For that is where her talent lies. Assembly 35 Dramatics 3, 4,Treas.g Robed Choir 3, 4, Usherettes 4. Dislikes waking up in the morning . . . Enjoys dancing, food, and all boys . . . Says, Oh Gosh! . . . Hobby is talking . . . Aims to be a good secretary. 25 SANDRA DI GIOVACCHINO IliGi Paulsboro Sec. Comm. IliGi lilrefl to talk a lot, As a cllecrleader, she hit the spot. Career 25Cheerleader 2, 3, 45Chess 35 Trafhc Aid 2, 3, 4. Aims to be a trillionaire . . . Enjoys her double lunch . . . Hides out in Vel's . . . Wills Bebe hcr dirty gym suit . . . Hobbies are breathing, eat- ing, and sleeping. 90 'D BRUNO DI SIMONE Rye Bread Paulsboro Gen. On the dance floor or there about, Like man, I mean he was way out! Boys' Cooking 45 Chess 35 Tum- bling 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2. Advises freshmen not to be zaloms . . . Aims to get a new Caddy . . . Hides out at the white bridge . . . Watches the Three Stooges . . Likes money green. 26 wr- JOSEPH DE LIBERIS Joe Gibbstown Gen. To be wealthy is his aim, As an athlete, he won fame. Basketball 15 Boy's Cooking 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Varsity 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Homeroom Repre- sentative 1. Likes math and blue . . . Listens to Mack the Knife . . . Found in Vel's. 'ii lk Q, , :P D - : , . LOUIS FRANCIS DI SIMONE Uncle Lou Paulsboro Col. Prep. Louie is interested in moon and space, And he',s sorry the Russians won the race. Glee Club 15 Paulsentinel Business 2, 3, Adv. Manager, 4, Editor: Robed Choir 1. Hobby is designing airplanes and missiles . . . Enjoys engineering drawing . . . Favorite colors are red, white, and blue. MARIE THERESA DE MARCO Paulsboro Sec. Comm. Marie was our head cllecfrlcadcig At doing this, no one could boat hei. Basketball 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Chess 45 Etiquette 15 Paulsentinel Business 3, 45 Pegasus Business 45 Usherettes 4. Likes mint green, dancing, and cheering . . . Advises freshmen not to quit school . . . Wants to be a good secretary. WILLIAM DI TONNO Willie Paulsboro Gen. Willie 'really liked to sleep, A job was something he couldn't keep. Boy's Cooking 45 Dramatics 15 Football 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Repre- sentative 15 Sports Club 1, 25 Varsity 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2. Favorite color is Inca gold . . . Likes drawing and science . . Found at Nick's. RUTH LUSINDA DEVINE Ruth Thorofare Gen. Ruth always liked to smile, And be with boys all the while. Chorus 15 Future Homemakers 3, Twirling 2, Nursing 4g Travel 13 Usherettes 4. Aims to be a nurse . . . Hobby is dancing . . . Likes Gene Davis . . . Can't digest history . . . Prefers sky blue . . . Watches As the World Turns . . . Wills her hard- ships to Rachel. . i J.. EILEEN DERSCH I Paulsboro Gen. Eileen sang and loved it, too. Being a nurse is what she'll do. Assembly 3, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics 43 Future Homemakers 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, Nurs- ing 45 Robed Choir 2, 3, 4. Says., 'tWha.t a panic!', . . .,Dislikes gaining Weight . . . Hides out in Vcl's. DIANE DRUMMOND The Termite Greenfields Col. Prep- Trouble is D.D.'s middle name, As a practical joker, she won fame. Dance Band 39 Etiquette 13 FHA 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Interna- tional 2g National Honor Society 3, 45 Pegasus Literary 4g School Play 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 Can't control her curiosity . . . Says, Darn, Darn, Darn! PHYLLIS ANN DOWDY Reds Swedesboro Comm. You could tell when Phyllis was near, Her bright red hair made that quite clear. Career 2, Sec., Chess 35 Homeroom Rep. 25 Library 1, 2, Sec., Monitor 25 Hi-Y 2, Student Council 2, Tri Hi-Y 3, Sec. Prefers Jimmie . . . Aims to marry . . . Can be found in a green '52 Ford . . . Watches for Susie . . . Likes office practice. x in-'W NICHOLAS DUCA Nick Paulsboro Col. Prep. Nick and sports went hand in hand, In them, he was really grand. Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 49 Varsity 3, 4, Student Council, Treas. 2, Class President 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. Likes Anne . . . Wills his football jersey . . . Plays poker and darts. 27 , rs 1 ...M 1. -11 ff V v ALICE M. EIDEN Thorofare Col. Prep, Alice E. was quite fall, She excelled in haskethall. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 2, 3, Trcas.g Etiquette lg Homeroom Rep. 1, 35 International 3, Monitor 2, 33 Student Council 1, 3. Enjoys dancing and ice skating' . . . Aims to be successful . . . Can't save money. 'f l ' VA' ,. 4 1 g 2 RALPH ENGLAND Paulsboro Col. Prep. Eighth period history was Ralphie's time, He drove Diane out of her mind. Apparatus 1, 2, Math 4g Skating 43 Archery 3. Aims to own Fort Knox . . . Dis- likes book reports and UGrubby . . . Likes lunch and sky-blue pink . . . Wills the crowded lockers to P.H.S 28 TOM ELLIOTT Gibbstown Gen. Everyone liked Tom a lot, On baritone sax, he was really hot. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Cooking 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Math 1, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish 2. Likes blue, Bandstand, and music . . . Can't stop breathing . . . Says, Why not? . . . Aims to get married. .ni-1u!Qv ' RICHARD FANSLAU Dick Mantua Terrace Gen. When anything got Dick down, He took off for Williamstown. Audio Visual 25 Boy's Cooking 4, Career 1. Aims to be a millionaire . . . Enjoys hunting and skatinof . . . Likes Yvonne . . . Can't do homework . . . Can be found in Williamstown. TOMI JEANE ELLISON Tom Thorofare Gen. Tomi was a girl full of cheer, We'll miss her smile here 'next year. Dramatics 2, 3. Aims to get rich. . .Wills the brains she never used . . . Can't study or get A's . . . Likes astrology and blue-black . . . Dislikes people in general . . . Says, That's too bad. mf' QP-I yn. ,I QQFSHF JOSEPH FEO Joe West Deptford Col. Prep. Joe Feo was quite a lfid, He did well in 1l'lIfltCl,'0?' he did. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity 45 Jr, H1-Y 1, 23 Sports Club 2. Says, 'tHuh! . . . Aims to always HY high . . . Can't spell . . . Likes physics D. . . Collects stamps . . . Wills his football jersey . . . Can be found with Colin. S5 mm . ' I Qi ? H . f GEORGE FIORILE - Xl-:ff , . . . i ZL.. x : i . .. A . , fir V., it f Q: ' , , ' . 'it I A 1 I ' STANLEY FLEM Stan Greenfields Gen, Just like two birds of a feather, Stan and Judy were always together. Travel 1. Aims to marry Judy . . . Likes bowling, math, and - Remember You're Mine . . . Can be found at Judy's house . . . Can't do English . . . Favorite colors are black and white . . . Watches H77 Sunset Strip. . xkyl . flier-be A X - WILLIAM FISHER KATHERINE G. FLETCHER Kathy Colonial Manor Gen. Wills her brains to P. H. S., She likes Richie the very best. Chorus 1, 29 Commercial lg Glee Club lg Twirling 2, Robed Choir 25 Usherettes 3, 4. Enjoys bowling and driving . . . Likes Richie, Math, and cowboy shows . . . Can't do homework. JOHN W. FITZGERALD Germ Oakview Col. Prep. At defending the country, John was there, When there's work to do, John's nowhere. Apparatus lg Civil Defense 1, 2, 3, 43 Ion Hunters 3, International lg Math 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Archery 3, Vice-President. Hobby is fishing . . . Says, That's 1ife! . . . Can't buy a 1960 Corvette. JAMES W. FRAMPTON Jim Gibbstown Col. Prep. Jim was good in math, that's sure, But homework was one thing he couldn't endure. Boys' Cooking 45 Ion Hunters 35 Math 43 Travel 1. Wills his elevator pass . . . Favorite girl is Betts . . . Watches Adven- tures in Paradise . . . Says, Huh? . . . Aims to be rich . . . Dislikes homework. 29 QLD MARY ANN ELIZABETH FRANCHI Bouncey Thorofare Gen. As drum rnajorette for Paulshorrfs band, She kept the marchers well in hand. Chorus 1, 25 Journalism 25 Major- ette 35 Monitor 1, 25 Robed Choir 25 Sewing 25 Drum Majorette 45 Twirling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Says, lsn't he sweet? . . . Hides out at St. Anne's . . . Can't bowl. if 2 E1..,,,,,, of CASANDRA FUHRMIESTER Sandy Colonial Manor Col. Prep. Sandy was very sweet and neat, The nicest girl you could ever meet. Paulsentinel Literary 45 Chess 35 Nursing 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Rep- LORRAINE ELEANOR FREEMAN Gibbstown Gen. A laughing good time she always had, To he with her boy, she was always glad. Chess 35 Chorus 1. Listens to Love Walked In . . . Can be found at Wilson's . . . Can't stop laughing . . . Enjoys lunch . . . Advice to freshmen is 'tBe cool! . . . Wills her books . . . Wants to be happy. MARY FUNARI Hotrod Gibbstown Corn. Johnny was Mary's favorite boy, To her, cheerleading was a joy. Career 1, Sec.5 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess 3, Treas.5 Class Officer resentative 45 Varsity 45 Hockey 3, Vice-Pres.5 Homeroom Repre- 3, 4, sentative 15 Monitor 35 Traffic Aid Likes boys . . . Aims to be a good 2' 3' 4' driver . . . Can't stop talking . . . Can be found in a 1959 Fury . . . Wants to be a nurse 1 . . Enjoys Likes Johnny, green, and t'Popeye. buying shoes. JOHN W. FRIARS Friars Paulsboro Gen. Friars was voted as our elass wit, His sayings were sharp, we'll have to admit. Wills his three years in English II . . . Likes Darlene . . . Favorite subject was 9th period . . . Aims to turn 21 years old . . . Hobby is shooting darts . . . Says, HHit the pike! . . . Can't get paid for not working . . . Doesn't dislike any- thing. lb. f -lk JFQN- it THOMAS L. GAINES II Green Arrow Paulsboro Gen. On a scaffold, stories high, A '1l!6'lflF7'YS trade is what helll try. Biology 2. Favorite girl is Gloria . . . Can't get history . . . Enjoys biology and hunting... Says, I dig you baby! . . . Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Advises freshmen to stick it out . . . Likes blue. JOHN THOMAS GEORGIANA John Gibbstown Col. Prep. John has chosen his career, He wants to be an electrical engineer. lfaseball 3, Ion Hunteis 35 Math 3, 4g Pegasus Literary 4. Hobby is sports . . . Wills his Spanish books . . . Dislikes teachers who give tests on the same day . . . Can't make out with girls. NORMA ANN GAMBOGI Norm Mantua Terrace Com. She wills her books to her alma mater, To stiirly for tests really got her. Library 2, 45 Future Homemakers lg Red Cross 3. Can be found at Woodbury Lanes . . . Enjoys Oflice Practice . . . Says, t'Wel1!l' . . . Listens to Put Your Head On My Shoulderl' . . . Favor- ite color is black. BETTY JOAN CIBISON Bet Gibbstown Com. In third period study hall, it is said, Bet rlirl everything hut stancl on her head. Career 25 Cheerleaders lg Chess 35 Color Guard 4g Homeroom Rep. 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Prefers Joe, lunch, and baby blue . . . Aims to get married . . . Hides out in G-town . . . Watches Rifle- man . . . Hobby is dancing. I ,I FRANCES GATTUSO Franny Paulsboro Com. Aim in life is to he a success, Wall miss her here in P. H. S. Career 2, Etiquette lg Library 3, 4. Greatest dislike is work . . . Favor- ite color is blue . . . Listens to Put Your Head On My Shoulderu . . . Wills her used books . . . Hides out at home . . . Can't do homework. LINDA GILLIKIN Rebel Billingsport Com. Flirting she admits she likes to do, And listen to WIBG, too. Career lg Glee Club 2,3,4g Library 3, 45 Tri Hi-Y 2. Says, Oh be quiet! . . . Wills hor beat-up sneaks . . . Dislikes people who think they're IT . . . Likes Billy M., blue, and having nice things. 31 1. i ia , '21 tx ' is ALBERT GIUMETTI Jem Paulsboro Col. Prep. A F7'f'7IClI77IGI1 Al will never Ile, Hr' coilldn't understand French, you we. Math No. 1. Hobby is sleeping . . . Says, Home- work must be done, or tomorrow you will be done . . . Wills his leaky ink pen . . . Likes math and blue . . . Dislikes too much home- work . . . Watches H77 Sunset Strip. BARBARA ANN GREEN Arm Harker Village Com. lfrwlzrlwl goes fill tliroiiylz, her life, Thinking of being Jimmgfs wife. Dramatics 1, Library 2, 4, Student Council 2, Artistic Typing 3. Advises freshmen not to quit school . . . Hobby is writing letters to Jim Magee . . . Listen to Deck of Cards . . . Likes blue and Oflice Practice. 32 ew' ANNE E. GOODWIN Anne Paulsboro Com. Tivirling and dancing were lim- joys, A ' She also enjoyed liezng imtlz boys. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 43 Trafiic Aid 3, 4, Twirling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Artistic Typing 3, Pres. 4, Head Major- ette 4. Can be found in Bud's . . . Can't sing . . . VVills her batons to P.H.S. ASF 'fs' S. .-SWQQQQYQQ as Niki - Q., -guts -QQ if M X 1 ,011-X' .slew IRVING LEROY GRAY Irv Gibbstown Col. Prep. Irr did the most for P. H. S., On the mat, he was one of the best. Apparatus 1, 2: Ion Hunters 3, Discussion Club 3, 4, President, Student Council 4, President, Wrestling 3, 4. Aims to get rich quick . . . Likes Maverickl', blue, and Way Down Yonder In New Orleans . . . Wills peace to Rhodent . . . Dislikes homework. JANET C. GREEN Jem Billingsport Col. Prep. Although Jan could not speak Spanish, I Froni flu' lirislretlnill scene she ll never vanish. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Career 1, Chess 3, Future Homemakers 1 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, Robe' Choir 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, Treas., 4. Wants to be a teacher . . . Likes sports, green, and Ozzie and Harriet. ROBERT GREEN HARRY GREENE Sonny Gonzales Paulsboro Ger His appetite was really great, Through M. E. History, he always ate. Baseball 35 Boys' Cooking 4, Chorus 25 Dramatics 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Tumbling 15 Varsity 45 Auto- mobile 3. Hobby is boxing . . . Dislikes dic- tators . . . Watches Peter Gunn . . . Says, She's saying something . . . Wills his problems. NANCY HADDOCK Paulsboro Gen. Some may think that Nancy's small, She really isn't, though, at all. Library 2. Aims to get ahead . . . Can be found at Miller's with Butch . . . Wills her hard times . . . Can't stand school . . . Favorite subject is Foods . . . Hobby is sewing . . . Says, Knock yourself right out! LEAH GROTZINGER Lee Gibbstown Col. Prep. In the height of fashion she dressed, Leah always looked her very best. Career 15 Cheerleaders 25 Journal- ism 3g Oil Painting 45 Pegasus Literary 45 Tri Hi-Y 4. Can't concentrate . . . Likes speech and gold . . . Aims to be somebody . . . Says, Oh de! . . . Enjoys watching T. V, ROBERT H. HAMILTON, Jr. Bob Paulsboro Gen. Robert wills his wrestling suit, In it he has been astute. Boys' Cooking 45 Chorus 3, 45 Robed Choir 3, 45 Travel 15 Tum- bling 25 Varsity 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Aims to get ahead . . . Likes TT Sunset Strip, Bad Girl, and English . . . Can't stand conceited people. , CAROL R. GRUBER Billingsport Com. Carol holds the key to Tony's heart, In her life, he plays a big part. Cheerleaders 25 Chorus 1, 25 Dra- matics 15 Glee Club 2. Enjoys dancing and lavender . . . Wills her combination lock . . . Can be found in Vel's . . . Says, Get Out! . . . Listens to Hey Man. Ni i i GEORGE E. HANEY Eddie Bridgeport Gen. Bridgeport's Eddie's old hometown, That's where he always got around. International 35 Automobile Club 3. Aims to make money . . . Hobbies are boating and dancing . . . Wills his locker and books . . . Likes Grace . . . Dislikes girls that smoke and use foul language . . . Can't get up in the morning. 33 an ff ,AQ . LORETTA ANN HARRISON Susie West Deptford Com. Inrrwfffi can lmwlly wait, llntil sho is ri gvvtflzuite. Chess 35 Twirling Club 3. Television is her hobby . . . Wills one pair of used shoelaces . . . Greatly dislikes a lot of homework . . . Can't stop eating . . . Favorite saying is Oh rats! . . . Can be found at dear old P. H. S. fb? il JOHN HECK Speedy Heclftoi' Greenfields Gen. In lion Reerl's Gym, our .flirt is seen, T,l1ltiS irhcre he keeps on the lwum Apparatus 2. Aim in life is to be a success . . . Says, Hello stuff. . . . Favorite period is lunch . . . Rest color is beige . . . Advises: Just keep look- ing . . . Favorite girl is Doris . . . Found at Don Reed's gym. CAROLYN G. HARRIS Chicken Paulsboro Col. Prep. Carolyn has led the cheers, With 'vim and vigor for two years. Basketball 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g HR Rep. 2, 3, Library 1, 23 Monitor 1, 35 Pauls. Bus. 45 Peg. Bus. 4, Student Council 2, 35 Traf- fic Aid 2, 3, 43 Ush. 3, 4g Varsity 3, 4. Wills her books to Greg . . . Likes Gary. DIANNE CAROL HEILMAN Bridgeport Comm. In ojjice practice she did wellg She had Jim in her spell. Needlework 13 Oil Painting 2, 3, 45 Peg. Business 4, Tennis 4. Found in a 1957 Ford . . . Can't stay home . . . Enjoys horseback riding . . . Watches t'Alcoa Hour . . . Wills her books . . . Dislikes wise boys . . . Favorite color is brown. MARY SUE HATTON Suzie Oakview Col. Prep. To get ahead is her aim in life, This means she wants to be a wife. Chess 33 Dramatics 1, Interna- tional 1, 2, 33 Tri Hi-Y 1, 2. Can be found in Woodbury . . . Canlt follow directions . . . Likes Johnny . . . Watches Maverick . . . Prefers history and blue . . . Says, Don't get carried away! HENRY HENDERSON Wlfrinkle Paulsboro Gen. Henry likes to shoot some pool, He likes it more than he likes school. Chess 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Tumbling 1, 2, Varsity 4. Wants to be a machinist . . . Watches 'tTightrope . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Likes Dolores . . . Can't stop learning... Says, 'tGet away! . . . Hobby is shooting pool. JUDITH ANN HENDRICKSON Judie Bridgeport Col. Prep. In many sports and in the band, Judie always was on hand. Band 2, 3, 4, Pres., Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 2, National Honor Society 3, 45 Needlework 15 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 45 Varsity 3, 4. Dislikes making decisions. AUDREY M. HERITAGE Mantua Terrace Col. Prep. Steve, Steve, that's all she's said. We knaiw without a doubt they'll we . Career 1, Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Robed Choir 2, 3, 49 Trafiic Aid 4. Likes Steve, English, and pink . . . Aims to a doctor's wife . . . Favor- ite hideout is Albright College. R. WAYNE HEPPARD Hep Woodbury Col. Prep. Wayne wants to live a happy life, We hope it will be with a wife. Audio Visual 25 Chess 35 Chem- istry 4. Hobby is skin diving . . . Watches Jack Paar . . . Wills his books . . . Can't have car nights . . . En- joys lunch . . . Favorite color is aqua . . . Says, What do you say? . . . Aims to live a happy life. PEARL E. HERZBERG Pearl Mantua Terrace Com. A wedding band he'll give to her, And then she'll be Mrs. Karl Geiger. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial 35 Future Homemakers 2, Library 2, 4, Red Cross 35 Robed Choir 2, Travel 1. Favorite saying is Oh, get away! . . . Hobby is bowling . . . Watches Rifleman . . . Likes Office Prac- tice, Karl, and blue. JOYCE ANN HERBST Jessi Thorofare Com. Jessi wants to understand men, We know she will, but we can't say when. Career 15 Cheerleaders 23 Hockey 1, 2, Homeroom Representative 1, Pegasus Business 4. 4 Prefers Ray . . . Dislikes ice cream trucks . . . Likes study hall and green . . . Can't seem to be under- stood. l ill- - el.. 2- 1117 :-9 27' 2 5: e ., .L igeilv 55161 -Z2 44-1' im 'I' V G Y V KWJ, '--2-.F 4.1 , ja 'N f ' lv' l ' . 1 X ' i I 1 V r 1 ' V 1 ii viz, A. KENNY J. HICKMAN f'Ilt'li'Nl!17l Gibbstown Gen. In flu' :fury blues Illlfl ielrites, llr ll see life Sl'll and ull llll' sights. Band 33, Orchestra 3. Hobby is Studebakers . . . Aims to build the quickest bomb in the East . . . Listens to radio . . . Favorite girl is Pud . . . Hides out at the Parkway Drive-In . . . Can't Wait . . . Likes shop. ANNA LORRAINE HOLMES Lusty Paulsboro Comm- Must people say that ANHHVS sweet, iql1f'lN quite IL girl, Sl1U,H 'really neat. Chorus lg Glee Club 1, 23 Hockey 1, 2, Twirling 2, 3, Robed Choir1, Skating 4. Intends to be a model . . . Hobby is skating . . . Dislikes two-faced people . . . Can't stop eating . . . Favorite subject is algebra . . . Likes blue. Ki i AGNES MARGARET HINES Aggie Verga Com. Aggie was color gziarql crlpmiii, .find 11llfll1lC'lH heart rlirl she win. Chorus 3, 4, Guard 3, 4, Captain, Library 1, 25 Paulsentinel Business 3, Tri Hi-Y 2, Pegasus Business 4, Artistic Typing 3. Aims to be Mrs. Hugh Boyle . . . Can't digest history . . . Likes shorthand and green . . . Listens for t'Our Love. ! DOLORES ELAINE HOLMES Dee Paulsboro Sec. Comm. Ilee played piano in most of our slioufs, Sheds crazy about music, as everyone lsnours. Basketball 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism 35 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 4. Can't stand sneaky people . . . Likes Warren . . . Is found at Delsea Arena Skating Rink . . . Prefers English and music. WAYNE D. HIRES Thorofare Gen. A happy Irrwlzelofr, Wayne thinks he'll be, Suppose we all just iewit and see. Aims to be a bachelor . . . Listens to t'Teen Beat . . . Wills his five years . . . Likes Barb . . . Can't stay awake . . . Favorite color is black . . . Enjoys gym . . . Says, 'Spread out! . . . Dislikes dead batteries . . . Watches the all-nite shows. pf-'x JOY ANNE HUGHES Joy Repaupo Col. Prep. In the future we kno1eJoy Anne VVill liaife ri house, iz car, ez man. Monitor 3, 4, Oil Painting 2, 3, 4s Paulsentinel Literary 3, 4g Peg- asus Literary 3, 4, Red Cross 1' Tennis 2, 3, 4. 7 Enjoys horseback riding and art . . . Hides out in the Pegasus room. l EVERETT N. INMAN Eddie Gibbstown Col. Prep. Eddie made our classes gay, He cracked jokes the livelong day. Boys' Cooking 4, Career 2, Vice- Pres.g Homeroom Representative 13 International 3, Pres., Math 1. Aims to be a banker . . . Likes dancing, Sleepwalk , and 'tThe Late Late Show . . . Can't get used to teachers. BRUCE JENKINS Paulsboro Col. Prep. Bruce wants to act upon the stage, From pathos to a boisterous rage. Assembly 3, Chorus 1, Dramatics 3, 4, President, Football lg Inter- national 2, 3, 45' School Play 3, 4. Wants to be famous . . . Reads plays . . . Wills a stage-struck Eng- lish teacher . . . Advises: Never get old. ANN E. JABLANOFSKY Annabelle Greenfields Village Col. Prep. The quietest girl we called Ann, But she can be noisy, you bet she can. Chorus 1, Monitor 25 Nursing 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 3. Aims to be a nurse . . . Hobby is sewing . . . Likes t'The Perry Como Show , Mathematics, and blue . . . Advises Freshmen to study but en- joy yourself. f. i',.n.g?5 s 'Zigi ie s V! ' g, edgy: ggjiig. - if -S -Qibllff -' ' fs.: -sms--fs'r:aM2 -6. - fi .1 ii s. as ..-51. ., ,. :sg.i,M-si:-we--f ' ' . , ,A n . if .'-in-5 :,v,'fl?? if Hifi WILLIAM .TESTER Paulsboro GSH. His aim in life as you can guess, Is that he wants to be a success. Apparatus 25 Boys' Cooking 43 Football lg Archery 3. Likes A Deck Of Cards , shop, and blue . . . Wills his homework . . . Dislikes carrying books . . . Favorite hideout: Wilson's . . . Ad- vises Freshmen to stick with it. DONALD JAGERS Don Clarksboro Col. Prep. To many he was a quiet boy, Except to one, he was her guy. Apparatus lg Bachelor 43 Boys' Cooking 49 Gym lg Sports Club 2, 3, Archery 3. Aims to be a success . . . Says, That Ain't Bad . . . Hobby: hunt- ing . . . Likes Mr, Blue , H77 Sun- set Strip , and Janet . . . Favorite hideout: Riley's. ROBERT JOHNSON Robbie Paulsboro Gen. Most people knew that Robbie sang, When he did, the rafters rang. Chorus 3, 45 Football 1, 4, Robed Choir 3, 4, Sports Club 4, Track 2, Tumbling 35 Wrestling 2, 4. Likes brown, English, and Linda . . . Favorite hideout: 5940 Race Street . . . Wills his gym suit to Ducky and Smidge. ROBERT C. JOSLIN Bob Gibbstown Col. Prep. Holi Iilferl mrs, we lflllllll for sure, lint ezwfn -for Hlcm, I5,l'I'lf?l he 1l'0IlIIIHyt IjfIHI'l'i'. Audio Visual 23 Career 2, Math 15 Automobile Club 3. Says, Utterly Disgustingn . . . Hobby: wrecking cars . . . Likes Becky and liandstand . . . Favorite Subject: Lunch . . . Dislikes home- work. ,jx p-. .5 L ,7 f' 1 Vi, Ql?6 'Z7, rj. 2 .' .I ,, 1 1 .,, fiii K gl x ll, 1' if 0 if? ff in S.. 7 fl .Q ROBERT JUSTIS Bob Paulsboro Gen. Bob says he uvmts to be quite rich, Earning it is the only hitch. Apparatus 1, 2, Boys' Cooking 4. Hides out at Wilson's . . . Wills all his books . . . Watches t'Maverick . . . Enjoys his lunch period . . . Dislikes homework . . . Likes Dot and red... Listens to Poison Ivy . unnerv- HARRY KAPPRA Dash Paulsboro Gen. Without Harry rt football game lVill never erer be the same. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Varsity 4, Wrestling 1. Aims to make a lot of money . . . Says, t'Drop Dead! . . . Likes Sleep Walk, Maverick and Mrs. Haupt. SYUN BONNIE JEAN KAMMAN Bon Gibbstown Col. Prep. As class officer and in F. T. A., Bonnie helped in every way. Basketball 33 Career 15 Class Of- ficer 1, Sec., 2, Vice-Pres., 4, Vice- Pres.g Color Guard 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Sec., 4 Pres., Homeroom Representative 3g Student Council 3. Likes Ted, Don't Ever Leave Me , and green. KR kk.. .N T ALAN KELLY Jolt Paulsboro Gen. Alan likes to have some fun, You know he's not the only one. Career 2, Automobile 3. Aims to be a success . . . Says, Hit the Pike . . . Hobby: Sleeping . . . Likes The Late Show, Poison Ivy and Money green . . . Favorite liideout: Bank Corner . . . Favorite subject: Lunch. We regret to say that JOHN KELLY did not have his picture taken. ROSE MARIE KENNEDY Rosie Thorofare Sec. Comm. A quiet girl is Rose Marie, But where there's fun, she'll always be. Chorus 1, 29 Glee Club 25 Needle- work 1, Red Cross 3, 45 Robed Choir 1, 25 Usherettes 3, 4. Aims never to be miserable . . . Says, Oh Sugar! . . . Likes The Enchanted Sea, The Rifleman, and blush pink. JOE LEWIS KIDD 4 f JUDITH ANN KLETZING Pierre Judy Paulsboro Gen. Bridgeport Gen. Joe was always so polite, To Froshes she says, Keep Whatever he did, he did it right. it cool! . Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys, Cooking 4, Now you know Judy is no fool. Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Orchestra Hi-Y 15 Needlework 1g Paulsen- 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity tinel Bus. 33 Red Cross 2. 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross- Favorite colors are green and blue Country 2' 3' 4' . . . Can't stand homework on Fri- Aims to get ahead . . . Hobby is days . . . Dislikes stubborn people music . . . Wills his wrestling suit. . . . Watches U77 Sunset Strip . . . Found at home. ESTHER SANDRA KIDD Paulsboro Sec. Comm. One great girl was Esther Kidd, We all thought she'd flipped her lid. Red Cross 1, 2, 3. Says, Sayin a little taste . . . Likes U77 Sunset Strip , Secretarial Practice, and dark blue-green . . . Can't do homework . . . Favorite hideout: Paulsboro . . . Aims to be a secretary. HONEY MARY KONOPKA Honey Woodbury Col. Prep. Honey's favorite boy was Chuck, We wish them both the best of luck. Chorus 2, 35 Etiquette 15 Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, International 25 Robed Choir 2. Dislikes people who can't take a hint . . . Wills all her good times . . . Likes Chuck . . . Advice: Keep smiling. A, in as G- 55- 'Nm up-v T fm auQ9Q. i V, ,hr RICHARD LAVENDER lliflx' Thorofare GCN. llif-li' wills his lmolfs to P. H. S., Hr' llflff'H lllflll ull is Il'lllll uw guess. Baseball 3, Glee Club 2. Aims to get a job, car, and money . . . Can't stand homework . . . Dislikes English class . . . Listens to Danny Boy . . . Likes U. S. History II . . . Favorite color is blue. PAUL LEAP Flash Paulsboro C911- Pmll hates homework tllfltls for sure, - He tlzinlrs its all IL szlly bore. Boys' Cooking 45 Travel 1. Aims to get a good job and own his own car . . . Says, Well knock me out . . . Dislikes stuck-up people and homework . . . Likes red and white and Poison Ivy'l. VIVIAN KAY LENTZ Kfw Thorofare Col. Prep. Kay likes fun tl1r1t's great and good, Just the way that ercfryoize Nllillllll. Assembly 2, 3, Basketball 2, 43 Dramatics 15 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 4, Pauls. Literary 45 Varsity 3, 43 Discussion 3, Treas., 4. Aims to hook a millionaire or two . . . Can't keep quiet. Q-'Gil 1' si ' ICIDXVAIIIP LENTZ Ifrlrlir VW-st lleptforil Gen. 11 lion! l'1lI'S YIIII' Ifrlalff' wus just l l'll2jl, Hn! lu' rulniifs lm lilfws lo ln' lazy. ldiijoys working on automobiles . .. Likes all girls . . . Wills fourth pm-rioil physics . . . Says, Hit the pike! . . . llislikes all the work he has to do . . . Aims to get rich . . . Can be found at lleilly's . . . Canlt wait until graduation. rsh 'E' , ELEANOR LEONE El Bridgeport Col. Prep. Her trouble is that slic cfzn't grow, Elk just 11 little girl you knoir. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2 Sec., 3 Sec., 4 Treas.g Dramatics 3, Sec. 43 F. T. A. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 International 2, Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. Aims to be happy . . . Dislikes conceit. 558: CAROLE JEAN LEWIS Thorofare Comm. She always says, Hey, yozfre ct Iwn,t! You can he sure she :nouns just that. Robed Choir 4, Usherettes 4. Hides out at Gloucester Park . . . Likes Wayne . . . Aims to be a model . . . Dislikes bossy people . . . Watches H77 Sunset Strip . . . Listens for Put Your Head On My Shoulder . . . Likes History. 8' -firm ESTHER SUSAN LEWIS Sue Paulsboro Comm. Sue says she can't keep out of trouble, Life to her is one big bubble. Basketball 15 Future Homemakers 2, 35 Monitor 15 Red Cross 45 Tri Hi-Y 35 Usherettes 4. Enjoys bothering poor defenseless teachers . . . Likes David . . . Wills all her gratitude . . . Can't keep out of trouble. ROBERT LLOYD Lee Paulsboro Col. Prep. L. L. is another matter, W'l1en he leaves, girls will be sadder. Basketball 3, 45 Biology 2, Presi- dentg Boys' Cooking 45 Football 3, 4 5 Homeroom Representative 25 Ion Hunters 35 Varsity 4. Aims to attend Air Force Academy . . . Can't study in study hall. ...M PETER LOMBARDO ELAINE LONG , Pete Paulsboro Comm. Glbbstown I Gen' Elaine had always much to say, Pete doesrft like a study hall seat, goth in Red Cross ,md F, H, A, That makes a noise without a beat. 5 Future -Homemakers 3, 45 Hockey Apparatus 1: BIOIOEY 2: Archery 1, 2, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. 3' 4l . Can be found at Beverly Jane's . . . Can t wait . . . Found at home . . . Likes Melvin H ..,. Hobby is Wills his old. cheat sheets . . y- sleeping . . . Aims to get as far as Hffbbbfyls hunlllng - - - S3-YS, I C1011 li possible . . .Says, It's way out! know! . . . Listens for Teen Beat , , , Enjoys blue. ...Aim in life is to be rich... Watches Red Skelton. my-we is-uri ROSE MARIE LOMBARDO Ro Westville Comm. At school affairs you'd always see, An usherette named Rose Marie. Assembly 45 Career I5 Future Homemakers 25 Homeroom Repre- sentative 15 Paulsentinel Business 45 Pegasus Business 45 Usherettes 3, 4. Hobby is dancing . . . Dislikes peo- ple Who don't like cats and kittens. MARY LYTLE Susie Paulsboro Col. Prep. To cause a riot you need only say That Mary Lytle's on the way. Assembly35 Basketball 1,35 Career 25 Dramatics 45 Hockey 15 Home- room Representative 2, 45 Library 25 Nursing 35 School Play 45 Red Cross 15 Student Council 2, 45 Varsity 3, 45 Discussion 3. Found in Vel's... Hobby is talking. FW ROBERT S. MADEN Bobby Gibbstown Gen. Ifohhy wrestler! with all his might, 1511! his lore for Iilondes, he Ffilllfllllt fight. Wiestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. Hobbies are girls and his dog Pan- cake . . . Can be found at Vel's or Greenfields . . . Likes Carole . . . Enjoys Mr. C's gym class . . . VVills his little sister . . . Can't stay away from Freshmen blondes. EDWARD R. MAGIN Bud Paulsboro Gen. Eddy was a lot of fun, Although his homework iifasnft done. Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 3, Travel 1. Enjoys hunting . . . Hides out in Riverside . . . Advises freshmen to do their utmost . . . Can't do English . . . Watches Bonanza . . . Likes Dot. . . Aims to be a success . . . Favorite subject is Math III. DOROTHY L. MASSINO Dot West Deptford Comm. Beware all bachelors when I?ot's around, It's curtains for you if you are found. Chess 3g Etiquette 13 Glee Club 2, Color Guard 43 Tri Hi-Y 4. Wills her maroon uniform to P.4H. S .... Dislikes strawberry ice cream . . . Can't be quiet in study hall . . . Likes Joe, ofhce practice, and lavender. ARABELLE MANEL A West Deptford Gen. HA was her iiiclfname, it is true, Hut get one, she coillrlift do. Glee Club 25 Red Cross 1, 3, Robed Choir 2g Tumbling 2, 3. Wants to marry Ray and be happy . . . Hobby is bowling . . . Likes television . . . Dislikes school work . . . Favorite color is blue. I .M . f RONALD A. MCCAULEY Ron Gibbstown Col. Prep. Ron i1ie's brains were really keen, Arid on ihe gridiron, he could he seen. Football 2, 3, 4g Math 1, Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Va1'sity 4. Aims to be an engineer... Watches Maverick'l . . . Wills football jer- sey iif72 . . . Dislikes homework . . . Likes physics . . . Favorite color is red. 6 -Q as at Y' WILLIAM J. MCCLISTER III Bill Paulsboro Col. Prep. As a football player, Bill was great, Bat his homework he did not rate. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4g Tumbling 1, Varsity 4. Aims to be a draftsman . . . Wills his No. 60 football jersey . . . Hides out at Weber's . . . Likes red and history. MICHAEL H. McGLINCY Mike Bridgeport Col. Prep. Smartest boy in the Senior class, Mike could anyone surpass. Assembly 23 Dramatics 43 Home- room Rep. 2, 3g Ion Hunters 3g Math 33 National Honor Society 3, 4 Pres.3 Pegasus Lit. 43 School Play 3, 43 Track 33 Tumbling 13 Cross Country 3, 4. Dislikes cold study halls. A-0' GEORGE A. McGUIRE K Paulsboro Comm. K enjoyed records and dancing, Creating riots, and rornancing. Travel 1, Pres.3 Paulsentinel Busi- ness 33 Audio Visual 33 Assembly Committee 23 Boys' Cooking 4. Can be found at parties and dances . . . Dislikes people in your business . . . Wills the past to P. H. S. PATRICIA McNEILLY Pat Woodbury Comm. Pat was sweet just like sugar, Future happiness will suit her. Career 23 Etiquette 1g Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 43 Library 43 Tri Hi-Y 4. Aims to be happy . . . Hobby is bowling . . . Watches HThe Texan . . . Can't spell . . . Favorite subject is math . . . Best color is blue . . . Advice: Be good! DONALD E. MCMANAMY, Jr. Mack West Deptford Col. Prep. Don played football like a pro, Wherever he was wanted, he would go. Audio Visual 2g Baseball 33 Biol- ogy 23 Football 3, 43 Math 13 Sports Club 3, 43 Track 4g Var- sity 4. Wants to be an engineer . . . Dis- likes girls who wear lots of make- up . . . Hobby is sports . . . Enjoys history. We regret to say that JAMES MEAD did not have his picture taken. 43 fa fik K 'W . . A 'i' KATHAHINE M, MEAD Kathy Colonial Manor Col. Prep. Ifrrlllifs lH'1llIlN are :willy l.'c'r'n, Sin' r'f'rf11inly wus ri HlllllIl'Hll1lll'N ROSEMARY MIHLEBACH Rose Mantua ' Gen. Fellow stzulents, have you lzerzrfl? Rose can sing just like ri. lrzrrl. fi'i '1' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, Biology 23 Ion Hunters I-lg Journal- 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey isin 25 Math 4, Travel 1. 15 Llbl'-?11'Y 3, 45 MQTllt01' 2, 35 Can't fall in love . . . Greatly dis- Nursmgi li Robed Chou' 1' 2' 3' 4i likes IC. I .... Hobbies are pen- nants and banks . . . Says, Pm Traflic Aid 2, 3. Aims to marry Harry . . . Listens waiting! . . . Aims to learn all to HA House With Love In It . . . that she possibly can. X . . fel Q., tfimf' lin-F IDAVIIJ MINIX lllinrzliolw Paulsboro Gen. ll'1in1'.r was ulwugs in lnig trouble, .flnrl will: flu' f1'rlf'li4'rs, flinf goes flolllmle. Chi-ss 3, Skating: 4. Likes all girls . . , Hides out here, there, and ev0rywl1ei'o , . . Listens to l'Maek The Knife . . . Says, l rm-eloa1lei ' . . . Watches Mickey Mouse Club . . . Can't understand girls . . . llislikz-s our heroes Found at Parkway. HOVVARD MILLER Paulsboro Gen, H01l.'ft7'fl is ll Hzlclfberry Hound fan, He mms to lie 11 Very rieli man. Boys' Cooking 4. Hobby is playing cards . . . Hides out at Wilson's . . . Can't stand work . . . Says, Be cool . . . Wills all his books . . . Aims to be rich . . . Watches Huckleberry Hound . . . Likes study halls. MYRTEEN MONROE Meri Paulsboro Gen. To zrrife to Sonny was II flirill, To get fl letter lwufl: was better still. Career 2, Monitor 2, Red Cross 35 llobed Choir 2. Aims to become a nurse . . . Likes math,'f77 Sunset Strip ,and Since You Been Gone . . . Can't under- stand people... Wills her gym suit. 1 4 X, ,. . 3 lm' X. xp if SALLY MONTE Giggles Paulsboro Gen. Giggles laugliefl the livelong flag, You C01lZd7I,t top her at being gay. Career 1, 2, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 4: Library 3, Vice-Pres., Paulsentinel Rus. 3, 4. Aims to get a good job . . . Hobby: Dancing . . . Likes Put Your Head On My Shoulder , Typing, and royal blue. ELLISON J. MOORE Joey Thorofare Gen. Joey thinks ,females are the most, About him many girls did boast. Boys' Cooking 4, Career 25 Auto- mobile 3. Can't stay out late with the boys . . . Wills his locker that never worked . . . Hobby is cars . . . Likes the end of the school day . . . Aims to have a good job . . . Dis- likes homework . . . Watches i'Rifle- man. .Ty 'it- ,Remus TONI ROSE MORINA Toni Paulsboro Gen, Toni made a fine majorette, She liked John, you can bet! Dramatics 35 Majorette 3,4g Twirl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4. Wills her history book . . . Hobby is oil painting . . . Likes John . . , Dislikes tests . . . Says, You're a card! . . . Watches 'tPeter Gunn . . . Enjoys biology. .. ,K - 1-- fi l l ir Z g k ti lil Vi., L' 'eww' A is P -1-it-Ei. -Sai. ' 2 'F n 1 sq i me s 5. .Wie f s .. ' - We - F 1 sf Xe, . . .1 i iiis ll it STEPHEN MOORE Steve Thorofare Gen. Steve will be a farmer some day, From the soil, he'll get his pay. Apparatus 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Dislikes boring classes . . . Enjoys band . . . Hobby is sleeping . . . Says, Hey zombie! . . . Can't do homework . . . Favorite color is green . . . Advice: Wise up. PATRICIA L. MOORE Pat Paulsboro Gen, Pat wants to be a gym teacher, We know with George she'll be a feature. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers 1, 23 Glee Club 2? Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 1, 2, 3, Paulsentinel Bus. 3, Peg- asus Business 4g Red Cross 1, 2, Robed Choir 1, 2, Traflic Aid 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity 2, 3, 4. askin:-vinyl WAYNE E. MUHLBAIER Bridgeport Gen. Wayne was a quiet, thoughtful boy, To teachers he was quite a joy. Boys' Cooking 4, Maintenance 2. Aims to be rich . . . Says, Why . . . Likes 'Alt Might Have Been , Wagon Train , and Latin . . . Greatest dislike: Homework . . Advises Freshmen to study . . . Likes blue . . . Can't do History. CLARENCE W. MUNTZ Butch Paulsboro Gen. Always in hot water up to his eyes, To get up in the morning, he did despise. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Aims to be a teacher . . . Plays the organ . . . Wills his drum . . . Likes Sandy . . . Can't stand 3500 girls. RORERTA L. MURR Bunny Thorofarc Comm. Bunny Murr is quite petite, Many say slufs Very sweet. Cheerleaders 2g Dramatics 3, Ush- erettes 3. Watches Clutch Cargo . . . Can't get enough sleep . . . Advises fresh- men to graduate . . . Likes lunch . . . Aims to be happy . . . Can be found at home. JAMES MYERS Jirn Thorofare Col. Prep. Jim was full of glee and joy, lVitl1 cars he liked to toy. Archery 3, 43 Boy's Cooking 45 Track 3, 4. Can be found with Shirky . . .Likes all the girls . . . Dislikes homework . . . Enjoys cutting-up in homeroom . . . Wants to be a Wealthy man . . . Wills his good times. MARGO L. MUSE Go Paulsboro Gen. Margo wants to be a successful wife, With Kenny to share her entire life. Cheerleader 2g Chorus 3, Future Homemakers 2, 3g Hockey 13 Twirl- ing 1, 25 Paulsentinel Business 33 Peg. Business 45 Red Cross 3. Aims to be a nurse . . . Favorite color is red . . . Says, i'It's rather cunning! . . . Listens to Bad Girl . . . Watches a lot of tele- vision. THOMAS TYRONE MUSE Lover Paulsboro Gen. Drumming to T.T. was a joy, He was quite a lover boy. Band 4g Orchestra 4. Aims to go to a school of music . . . Likes Too Youngn, Mickey Mouse , and Band . . . Hobby: Playing drums . . . Wills his brains . . . Advises freshmen to be smart. Wi 3 ' s mi 12 f 2 fre? f- - Qu, Sgt Ml X .iv xx : ' , X A S iv 1 gf v X f MARGARET SANDRA MY1-:Rs 'R Sandy Paulsboro GSH- ' J A wgzz- sway, X . Career 25 Library 35 Monitor 19 Twirling 1, 3. Aims to be a nurse . . . Says, So What . . . Hobbies are dancing and bowling . . . Likes Put Your Head On My Shoulder , H77 Sunset Strip , and English. WAYNE MYERS Tuffy Repaupo Col. Prep. Wayne was great on the football field, All of the players to lzim would yield. Band 15 Boy's Cooking 4, Class Ofiicer 1, Presidentg Dance Band 1, Football 1, 3, 4 Capt., Orchestra lg Sports Club 1, 3, 4g Track 1, 3, 4g Varsity 3, 4. Wills his brother Eddie . . . Likes Franny . . . Listens to t'Stardust. JAMES A. NELSON, JR. Nelson Paulsboro Gen. Jimmy liked to sing and play, He was great in every way. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Cooking 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobby is billiards . . . Can be found at Wilson's . . . Can't get up in time for school . . . Likes Latin and red . . . Watches the late, late, late, late show. 4 a 5 . si i . 4 C f J- .. ,A .QL . 1' . AL PALLADINO Chap Paulsboro Gen. Al was quite a happy boy, Collecting money was his joy. Boys' Cooking 43 Automobile 3. Aims to get rich . . . Says, t'We know . . . Likes 'tSleep walk , Peter Gunn , N.L., Physics and red . . . Dislikes Homework . . . Can't get enough money . . . Hides out in red Ford. '34 gi.-Qpvlll' if JOHN D. PALLADINO Dino Paulsboro Gen. Dino wants to be a rich boy, But doing English was not his joy. Boy's Cooking 4. Favorite subject is algebra . . . Dis- likes wise guys . . . Wills his locker . . . Watches H77 Sunset Strip . . . Advises freshmen not to be gay . . . Says, Well, all right . . . Wants to be a millionaire. KATHERINE PAPPAS Tina Thorofare Sec. Comm. A Greek alumni was her beau, He kept Tina on the go. Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Etiquette 1, Vice-President, Robed Choir 2. Favorite boy is Greeky . . . Listens to Poinciana . . . Hobbies are bowling and cheering . . . Can be found in Vel's . . . Advises fresh- men to live it up while they can. TOM PARKE R Tim Paulsboro Gen. Torn just wants to graduate, On the football field he did rate. Football 1, 3, 45 Maintenance 2. Is found with Betty . . . Can't un- derstand teachers . . . Dislikes foot- ball shoes . . . Advises freshmen to go out for football . . . Hobby is going to the movies . . . Wills his broken tooth. , A v . or x 'A I ' VS ' lflllall, fi ,.. . . 2 ' lffx 4 ff Gy' ,- ,. 'har JOHN PASQUINI Pop-a-loafl Paulsboro Gpn, .lohn was I1ll4'Ilj1S one yoorl guy, .A1 nfl lhzs, my f7'lf'll!l, is not a lie. lfootball 1, 2, 43 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 VVrestling 1. Aims to get a job . . , Says VVliat happened . . . Hobby is money . . . Likes Teen Beat , Maverick , M.E. History and red . . . Hides out at Vel's. 4' N SANTE D. PEROGINE Colgate Gibbstown Col. Prep. Colgate had a Pepsorlent smile, To fiml a girl, he'1l go 'many a mile. Baseball 3, Career 2, Football 1, Math 4. Hides out at the club . . .Wills the next Perogine . . . Aims to have money, a good-looking girl, and a convertible . . . Likes I Only Have Eyes For You. s N l FAY PAVIGLIANITI Paulsboro Sec. Comm. Fay was very polite and kind, VVays to please others, she could and. Basketball 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2, 35 Etiquette 1, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3. Dislikes people who are unkind to others . . . Watches Rawhide . . . Says, t'We'll all hang together , . .. Aims to be secretary. ra JOANN POLLICINO Jo Paulsboro Gen. JoAnn's dancing was really great, With her boys did highly rate. Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 49 Dramatics 4, Etiquette 15 Home- 1'oom Representative 1, 3, 43 Nurs- ing 3g School Play 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4. Says, What a Za . . . Likes boys, dancing, and 'tPut Your Head On My Shouldern. WX 'lv'-rr CHARLES PELLE Pel Gibbstown Gen. To he a hairdresser will suit him fine, Cutting and combing are right fI0ll'7l his line. Tumbling' 1, 2, 33 Gym 15 Main- tenance 2, Bachelor 1. Hobbies are cars, girls, and hunt- ing . . . Listens for Mack the Knife . . . Can be found in Vel's . . . Can't get home early at night . . . Wills his broken study hall seat. is 'Quill' L i MADELINE PRATT Bridgeport Comm. Madeline was always full of cheer, We'll miss her smile here next year. Commercial 2, Library 2, 3, 4, Collects stamps . . . Listens for Mr, Blue . . . Wills her locker . . . Can't stand snobbish people . . . Likes bookkeeping' . . . Favorite color is blue . . . Watches Wagon Train . . . Aims to marry a mil- lionaire. .I so si -, . 4 . WM' 55049 35 .1 I ' i ' . if Y :if N '-1. --' f . if Q- N Q J OE E. QUIRK Paulsboro Gen, All the girls were Joe's flames, His trouble was too many nicknames. Aparatus 25 Gym 3. Favorite color is yellow . . . Hides out in Wilson's . . . Wills his brother Pat . . . Likes all girls . . . Dislikes ignorance . . . Hobby is playing pin- ball machines . . . Says, 'tGreat! K ,Rey k up . 0 RITA RETKOVIS Gibbstown Col. Prep. Rita likes all kinds of sports, She plays them in her red gym shorts. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 25 Hockey 1, 2, 4, Robed Choir 3, 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Traffic Aid 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4. Can't smoke . . . Watches cowboy pictures . . . Aims to be a gym teacher. HENRY D. RAMER Reg Bridgeport Gen. Henry likes to eat and swim, He does these both, with vigor and vim. Boys' Cooking 45 Dramatics 1g Tumbling 2. Favorite girl is Diane . . . Found at Pop's . . . Aims to retire . . . Dis- likes wise teachers . . . Can't get up . . . Enjoys lunch . . . Says, Ugh! . . . Watches Huckleberry Hound . . . Wills Readie to P.H.S. ELAINE MAY RICKERT Paulsboro Comm. In many clubs, on many days, Elaine helped out in several ways. Dramatics 3, 45 Twirling 1 Q Needle- work 23 Paulsentinel Literary 23 Pegasus Business 4. Likes Donnie . . . Wills her sister Carolyn . . . Hobby is skin diving . . . Dislikes cliques . . . Can't buy a T-Bird . . . Watches Sea Hunt . . . Favorite color is navy blue . . . Can't stand brown-nosers. ROBERT L. RAMSDALE Bob Billingsport Col. Prep. By many he was called The Preacher, One fine day heyll be a teacher. Aparatus 1, 2, 33 Biology 2, Boy's Cooking 43 French 4g Ion Hunters 33 Travel 1. Dislikes television commercials . . . Wills his French book . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Says, 'tCool it! . . . Watches Happy the Clown . . . Favorite subject is lunch. CAROLYN RIDINGER Tennessee Paulsboro Comm. Many call her Tennessee, Cause she's as sweet as she can be. Future Homemakers 1, 2g Library 43 Oil Painting 3. Can't move back home yet . . . Hobbies are Writing poems, read- ing, and writing letters . . . Aims to live according to God's will . . . Likes blue and secretarial practice. rss 5 JOY RIGLER Smiles Colonial Manor Comm. Of Joy you lcnow it has liven said, That she was one swell traffic airl. Assembly 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dra- matics 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey lg Library 3, Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 Traffic Aid 3, 4, Tri Hi-Y l, 2. Aims to become successful in life . . . Hobby is dancing. ,, ge.: 1 '2.,m,,Nt 'ulvlr fa., X ,V ,ix pl rf' ' 1 X 4 RONNIE ROWE Ron West Deiptford Gen. When Ronnie Rowe leaves I,llIllSlIU7'0 High, lVe guess I1v'II'I1e1zrv just one big sigh. Math 1. Hobby is spending money . . . Dis- likes girls that smoke . . . Wills his books . . . Can't get a job . . . Fav- orite subject is girls . . . Watches Bandstand . . . Aims to leave old P.H.S. JOSEPH T. RILE Jock Gibbstown Gen. Joe will be an engineer, He'll be a good one, never fear. Chess 3, Football 1. Aims to get his license back . . . Wills his nephew . . . Dislikes home- work . . . Found at Vel's . . . Can't drag his car . . . Favorite song is Teen Beat . . . Likes History . . . Advice: Stay with it! sq, ,, ROBERT L. SAMUELS Samuels On the rnat he was fall of fight, As wrestling star for the red and white. Boy's Cooking 4: Chess 35 Track 1, Varsity 3, 4g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Aims to get a good job . . . Hobby: Hunting . . . Likes Bad Girl . H77 Sunset Strip , and blue . . . Dislikes smart people . . . Can't get to school on time. PATTI RIZZO Riz GlbbStOWI1 Comm, Patti always liked her Pete, She thought her guy was really neat. Career 1, Cheerleader 2g Chess 33 Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 2. Can't stop talking . . . Likes double lunch . . . Can be found at Vel's . . . Wills her moldy gym suit . . . Watches Mickey Mouse . . . Fav- orite color is red. BIAGIO J. SANTOSUOSSO J Paulsboro oe Gen, With a basketball Joe was great, With all the gals he sure did rate. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Sports Club 43 Varsity 4. Dislikes stuck-up girls . . . Wills his books . . . Likes The Three Stooges , Red and Lunch . . . Fav- orite hideout: Vel's . . . Advises freshmen not to mess around. SHARON SAUNDERS Paulsboro Col. Prep. In the colorguarcl she kept our banners high, Now to be a teacher she will try. Assembly Committee 45 Color Guard 45 Future Homemakers 2: Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Treas., 45 Homeroom Rep. lg Library l5 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 15 Discussion 3. Aims to be a teacher . . . Can't catch that boy. tiled? RONNIE SCUDERI Ron Paulsboro Gen. In our great band, he was our guy, His music made Sheila sigh. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Aims to understand Sheila . . . Hobby: Listening to sweet sounds . . . Likes There I've Said It Again , Maverick , and red . . . Favorite hideout: Vel's. .fy X. WILLIAM C. SCHOCKEL Bill Woodbury Gen. Bill thinks mainly about cars, Good-looking girls sent him to the stars. Career lg Tumbling 25Archery 3,4. Can't do English . . . Hides out around Woodbury . . . Dislikes oral reports . . . Enjoys study hall . . . Advice to freshmen: 'tDon't mess around! . . . Watches quite a bit of television . . . Listens to Teen Angel . GLORIA JANE SCOTT Great Scott Colonial Manor Comm. A chatterbox is the Great Scott, Being happy will be her lot. Assembly 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Eti- quette lg Glee Club 3, 45 Inter- national 25 Paulsentinel Business 3, 45 Pegasus Literary 45 Robed Choir 45 Tri Hi-Y 2. Hides out at Mephri . . . Enjoys eating and talking . . . Likes blue and dancing. 5 A f yin 9275222 45 55 , ln' v fi!! 15554 , 5 552525: . ' . A 1255556 I If I 55595152 5 fgsigiiz fvfvf he iffy RUTH ANN SHARP I Greenfields Col. Prep. A missionary nurse Ruth wants I to be, A Helping others, she'll make history. it Needlework l, 25 Red Cross l, 2, 3, ,f Vice-President 4. 0 Says, t'Good Grief . . . Hobby: 'KN letter writing . . . Likes My Happiness , French, and Father Knows Best . . . Wills her old gym suit. Qs W V an - V F V fi IAQ , X I ' 2 aff - 1 'w I- X ' ' 'N mn 1,,,f, ff ' - A Nt:-,-gr' , 'Ii' MARY ANN SIGLER Siggiv Colonial Manor Col. Prep. Siyy1ii ' likes to act and sing, To nfllers fun anfl laughs shall lrrinff. Chorus 2, lbramatics 1, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, Sip Math 43 Oil Painting 2, llobecl Choir 2, Tri Hi-Y 2. Aims to find out . . . Says, Phooey! . . . Hobby: wasting my time . . . Dislikes people who are thick . ANNE H. SLOAN Mantua Grove Col. Prep. In lfoclcey Anne was a sfar, A fIll'UI'IAll' of ull, shall go far. Assembly Committee 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 llramatics 11 Glee Club 23 Hockey 1, 2, 53, 4, Monitor 43 Nurs- ing 43 Paulsentinel Literary 45 Varsity 3, 4, Discussion 3, Vice- President 4. Aims to be happy. . . Hobby: swim- ming . . . Says 'tHark! . . . Likes Wagon Train . H3 JOSEPH SILVESTRO Jo-Jo Gibbstown Gen. On fhe mat Jo-Jo was grand, Now hdll lie big businessman. Boy's Cooking 45 Football 1, 2, Tumbling 1, 2g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 4. Aims to have a big business . . . Likes Mrs. Haupt, In the Mood , and The Lone Ranger? RUTH CAROL SMITH Ruthie Paulsboro Sec. Comm. As a slezoarrless Ruth Zl'll7lfS to fly, With Rich she'll he flying high. Career 13 Usherettes 35 Dramatics 3, 43 Assembly Committee 45 Robed Choir 1. Hobby is drawing . . . Likes Rich, t'The Rebel , and That's My De- sire . . . Wills her big gym suit . . . Advises freshmen to live it up . . . Dislikes Chocolate ice cream. JOAN DOLORES SINQUETT Jomzie Mt. Royal Comm. As wzajofrette she was our girl, Her baton she could really twirl. Career 2g Chorus 1, 23 Etiquette 1g Library 23 Majorette 43 Usherettes 3, 43 Twirling 2. Likes 'tlt Might Have Been , TT Sunset Strip , and Wes . . . Fav- orite color: blue . . . Hobby is dancing and twirling. PHYLLIS LEE SOCKWELL Phyl Gibbstown Col. Prep. To be a teacher is Phyl's aim, For herself she'll make a 7Ifll'Yl8. Basketball 1, Chorus 2, Dramatics 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 43 Glee Club 23 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Library lg Oil Painting 2, 33 Paul- sentinel Library 43 Robed Choir 2, Varsity 4. Aims to be a teacher . . . Hobbies are reading and swimming. 'nw-u...,,,, 'flum- 5 y, Sv . ' 32 ' A 5 . P ii 1 nb. K if JACK SOUDER Jake West Deptford Gen, For his ffriendliness Jake knoirn, Many cars he'd like to own. Audio Visual 35 Boy's Cooking 45 Math 1. Aims to get rich . . . Says, You don't say . . . Hobby is cars . . . Dislikes English . . . Advises fresh- men to respect upper classmen . . . Can't do homework. ROSEMARIE L. STEFFENS Rodie Woodbury Gen. Rodie thinks all music is neat, Especially the kind she makes with Pete. Biology 45 Career 45 Chorus 2, 35 Future Homemakers 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 15 Robed Choir 2, 3, 4. Aims to get rich . . . Hobby is music . . . Likes Pete . . . Favorite hide- out: Cass' . . . Dislikes working. WAYNE SPRINGER Truck Greenwich Gen. With money track hopes to be blessed, With it find real happiness. International 35 Travel 1. Aims to be rich . . . Hobby: Rodeo . . . Likes Cowtown Rodeo , math, and red . . . Wills his Algebra book . . . Dislikes homework . . . Favorite hideout: Slim's . . . Can't get up in the morning. DOROTHY JEANNE STETSER Jeanne Paulsboro Col. Prep. Dotty hopes to teach some day, With John she's tops in every way. National Honor Society 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 2 Sec., 3 Pres., 45 Tri Hi-Y 2 Vice-Pres.5 Usherettes 3, 4. Aims to be a teacher . . . Says, Who? me? . . . Hobby is tennis . . . Advises Freshmen to study . . . Can't do homework. CHARLES STAUFFER Chal West Deptford Gen A success is what Chal wants to be, Q . With Mary Ann seeks his destiny Boy's Cooking 45 Chess 35 Math 1 Aims to be a success . . . Says Killer . . . Hobby is cars . . Likes 'tLove Potion Number Nine Wyatt Earp , and Mary Ann . . Can't get up in the morning . . Wills his gym trunks. 1 .ri ' .. RONALD A. STETSER Ronn Paulsboro Col. Prep. Ron's going to be a big success, As an engineer he'll be the best. Dramatics 15 Homeroom Repre- sentative 25 Ion Hunters 35 Math 45 Archery 3, 45 Debate 4. Likes red, Teen Beat , and Phys- ics . . . Can't pass Spanish . . . Aims to be an engineer . . . Dis- likes English. fjlll' 1f1'1'11I girl is 11111' 11111 Jllll, .q1ll' IIlll'1l!fN does 11'1111t1'1'1'1' s111' 1' JANET C. STEVVARD JILII Nortonvillv Col. Prep Chorus 2, 3, 43 llramatics 43 Fu- turm- T1-achers of America 43 G Club 2, il, 43 Journalism 23 Monitor 33 Pegasus Literary 43 School Play 43 Rod Cross 13 Robed Choir 2, fl, 43 South J1'l'Sl'y Chorus 3. Likes lion, Study Hall, and black. I F I G 1 iii 0 V K 5 ! bm- 'K it Xe 1111. lec- I FLORENCE E. STEWART Fluffy Paulsboro Comm. Fl11ffy 111111112 11111' 1'11o1'11s 11re11t, For Iwi' par! N110 111111111 11ll-state. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 13 Robed Choir 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 33 South Jersey Chorus 3. Aims to be a bookkeeper . . . Hobby is art . . . Likes Wagon Train and green. CHARLES STILL Still Gibbstown Gen. A 3111111111 line 111' 11l11f11ys 111111, ll'it11 Still we 11'11'r11 11e1'1f1' xml. Biology 23 Career 13 Interna- tional 3. Aims to be an industrial designer . . . Says, Censored! . . . Hobby: Looking for a job . . . Canlt think . Likes red, lunch, and Tight- rope . . . Favorite hideout: Rud's . . . Greatest dislike is poverty. ' BEVERLY J. STICKEROD Bez: Mantua Terrace Comm. Bozvling Bev loves to go, .4Nl1 fo Gene, 1107' tlllCIlf s11o11'. Career 23 Chorus 13 Commercial 3g Library 43 Travel 13 Artistic Typing 3. Aims to be happy . . . Says, You fool! . . . Hobby: Rowling . . . Favorite hideout: VVoodbury Lanes . . . Likes Office Practice and Gene. ii A - - 3 X is 1 55.333 .. . K yr . 3 S s ,N 1-Q 1 . .X ss THEODORE VV. STOUT Tedfly Paulsboro Gen. A 'rich man will lm our Twlfly, To 1111111 IL 11111-lf 1111's 11l11'11ys 1'1'111ly. Biology 23 Boys' Cooking 43 Inter- national 3. Aims to get rich . . . Says, Drop Dead . . . Hobby: Bowling . . . Likes All of Them , Tightrope , and green . . . Dislikes English . . . Can't do homework . . . Favor- ite subject: Phys. Ed. ROGER T. STURDIVANT Roger West Deptford Gen. Now that school is finally done, To join the service he will run. Boys' Cooking 4, Chorus 4, Foot- ball 1, Track 1, Wrestling 3, 4, Auto Club 3. Aims to join the service . . . Hobby. Eating . . . Likes Late Show , Three Little Pigs , and blue . . . Dislikes History . . . Can't stand stuck-up girls. ,, Y' N JOSEPH TIRPACK Joe Paulsboro Gen. Joe's the guy who liked a lot, Thaibone great girl that he called ot. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4. Aims to get a job . . . Likes Dot, The Rebel , Three Little Pigs , and blue . . . Wills his dirty foot- ball uniform to Bob J .... Hobby is sports. . , ... ..... ' Q ws .1 ...I ll K ..,- 3 : riff, r 5 1 if A ,.,, MARGARET E. SUITER Gertrude Paulsboro Gen. To P. H. S. she will return, As Phys. Ed. teacher a living Learn. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri Hi-Y 2, Artistic Typing 3, 4. Hobby: Sports of all kinds . . . Likes Huckleberry Hound, Phys. Ed., and green . . . Can't behave in Study Hall . . . Says, Good Morning . WESLEY TOPEKA Wes Logan Col. Prep. In football Wes was the iron toe , As his booming kicks brought rioal's woe. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1. Says, That's cool . . . Hobby is sleeping . . . Likes Poison Ivy , Tightrope , and Joan . . . Wills his football hanger . . . Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Can't dance. JUDITH ANN SWED Judy Gibbstown Col. Prep. When we were active in any affair, Always our Judy would be there. Band 2, 3, 4, Biology 2, Sec., Dance Band 3, Dramatics 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Repre- sentative 2, 3, Library 1, Nursing 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Rec. Sec., 4, Vice-Pres., Tennis 2, 4, Trailic Aid 2, 3, 4, Capt. Likes Charlie. BARBARA A. TRAUTMANN Bobbi Colonial Manor Comm. A married life she hopes to lead, In her spare tirne,good novels read. Career 2, Chorus 1, 2, Commercial 3, Future Homemakers 1, Library 4, Robed Choir 1, 2, Tri Hi-Y 4. Aims to get married . . . Likes apple green, Till I Kissed You , and The Jack Paar Show . fb' - 1 ,lf ,,-15' , , . .1 JOAN TROUT ,l1111111'1' l'aulsboro Comm- 7l1l1'I'l N 11111' 11111111 ,I111111 11'1111111 111.1 ffl 1111, l 'I'11111's 111111 ll f11lt'l'jf, 11111111111 111110. Chr-ss 535 G11-e Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Li- brary -lg Ns-1-1ll1-work 2. Likes uEl1C'llilllU'll Sea , 'ATT Sun- set Strip , and math . Can't do liiiglisli . . . Favorite hideout: Paulslmoro . . . Greatest dislike: homework. -R li' 'nun' Tl'lUlVIAS VANLIER H 111111 Giblmstowii Gen. Noisy girls l1I'l.1'1' 710111 1111'111f, f:l.1'1' 111111 11111111.1111 111111 111111. Assembly Committc-o Sig Roys'Cook- ing -19 Flu-ss 4. Aims to be a millionaire . . . Hobby: lluiitiiig . . . Likes t'Teen Heat , TT Sunset Stripv, and white . . . Favoritsf hideout: DuPont Club . . . Says, He bad. LINDA L. TUEL Lin Greenfields Comm. F1111 11UlHf'TUO'l'1C Lin 'Il.'0'LLl!'1IIif give Il dime, S1If'yf1 'I'fLt1ll 7' go boz1ilz11g !l'7'IQ,l time. Assembly Committee 25 Etiquette 15 Future Hoinemakers 23 Library 43 Trafiic Aid 15 Artistic Typing fig Twirling Club 3. Aims to be happy . . . Says, Oh- Yea! . . . Likes blue, Oiiice Prac- tice, and mln The Mood . RUTH ANN VANEMAN Slzorty Oakview Comm. E11gIis11. t'S1111rty C01LZf17Iyt do, 11111 11ffi1'1f prrzcfice, that she 1f11e11'. Future Homemakers 1, 23 Librai'y 45 Red Cross 3. Hobby: Taking pictures . . . Likes A Deck Of Cards , NTT Sunset Strip , and Ofhce Practice . . . Dis- likes homework . . . Favorite hide- out: Green Chevy. .1 s, X7 we f ix. 'if . Si .S 5-: f ? 'gp NZ . -- Lx 4 is, FRANCIS T. TURTUN G7'll1I1J!f Paulsboro Col. Prep. F1'1u1k liked to lllllflll and be '111e1'1'y, A1111 nevefr secnied to have IL '111o1'1'y. Audio Visual 33 Dramatics 1, 45 Gym lg Homeroom Representative 45 Tumbling 2g School Play 4g Student Council 4, Tumbling 2, Discussion 4. Hobby: Making money . . . Likes 'tMack The Knife , Richard Di- amond , and blonds . . . Can't get English. CK-s JOHN VAN OYEN Van Paulsboro Gen. A nicer guy yo11'll 'never meet, For artistic talent he darft be bent. Boys' Cooking 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Aims to be an interior decorator . . . Hobby: Oil painting . . . Likes I Only Have Eyes For You , HStaccato , and Toni . . . Favorite subject: Art . . . Greatest dislike: Loud girls. EILEEN VITULLO SKI!! Paulsboro Sec. Comm. Eileen's hobbies were quite a few, Dancing and swimming she loved to do. Career lg Cheerleaders 3, 43 Fu- ture Homemakers lg Majorette 1, 23 Paulsentinel Business 3, 4, Ar- tistic Typing 3. Likes 'tMaverick , Put Your Head On My Shoulder , and lunch . . . Hobbies are dancing, swimming, and ice skating. sif A l TOM WATERS The Drip West Deptford Col. Prep. Torn was known for his flying feet, In football and track he was hard to beat. Basketball 1, 2g Boys' Cooking 43 Career lg Football 1, 2, 33 Math 4, Sports Club 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Var- sity 3. Aims to be a millionaire . . . Likes History, Lonely Boy , and Mav- erick . . . Favorite hideout: home. . X is .cco ' f is Si ,il is s 'WWE Q' X in X. E 490' V' . 153: ,W i A ' wg. . K -1 , L .,.,..,,, iee., . ., , , . ,A 1, 1 it. ii ' T I . oooy so X ' i il l --,.. - Lg' s We his i THOMAS WALLS Torn, Colonial Manor Col. Prep. As catcher for our baseball teain, Tora was really on the beam. Baseball 35 Career 2, Math 1, 4. Aims to be a millionaire... Hobby: Sports . . . Likes Maverick , study and red . . . Wills his ex-Spanish book . . . Dislikes gabby girls . . . Can't do Spanish . . . Favorite hideout: Home. DORI S WEBER Clown Woodbury Gen. Boys are the hobby of our clown , As class flirt, she won renown. Assembly 3, Ceramics 1, 2, Chess 43 Robed Choir 1, 2. Aims to get married . . . Likes John Heck . . . Can be found in Vel's . . . Canlt do homework... Says, Don't be a Za! . . . Listens to Mr. Blue. ELLAJANE E. WARNER Jane Mantua Terrace Gen. One fellow caught Jane's eye, Bobby is that lucky gay. Chess 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Library 1, 23 Needlework 29 Robed Choir 1. Aims to go to work . . . Says, How About That . . . Likes Prim Rose Lane , Maverick , and Bobby . . . Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Can't stay awake. Qi ,tif WILLIAM WEISSER Bill West Deptford Col. Prep. Conservative and quiet was our Bill, A fine position he will someday jill. Football 1, 23 Wrestling 1, 2, Track lg Jr. Hi-Y 1. Likes sports . . . Dislikes home- Work . . . Can't be noisy . . . Aims to make a mint . . . Wills his crowded locker . . . Advises Fresh- men not to spend five years here. R55 ARLENE WILBUR Gabby Oakview Comm. Witlz her frierzrls she couldrft be quiet, Gribl:y's vhatter was always a riot. Library 2, 45 Monitor 35 Needle- work 15 Traffic Aid 4. Aims to be an educated bum . . . Hobby is swimming . . . Likes Ml: Blue , 77 Sunset Strip , and lunch . . . Dislikes conceited people. .IUDITH C. WILLIAMS Judy Mantua Terrace Comm. Judy loves the piano to play, At home she plays all the day. Oil Painting 45 Red Cross 1, 4. Hobby is playing piano . . . Favor- ite T.V. program is H77 Sunset Strip . . . Wills her inter-com system . . . Dislikes big deals . . . Advises freshmen to try and be- come a sophomore . . . Favorite color is blue. 1' FRANCES WILKINS F'1'a'nny Paulsboro Comm. A Secretafry will be hefr line, In any work we know she'd shine. Chess 35 Future Homemakers 15 Glee Club 35 Majorette 25 Usher- ettes 4. Aims to get a secretarial job . . Hobby: Listening to the radio . . . Likes Mack The Knife , H77 Sun- set Strip , and lunch . . . Can't do homework. DALE A. WILTSEE Big Dale Gibbstown Col. Prep. On the football field, he was a terror, In all sports he starred for Paulsboro. Band 25 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pegasus Literary 45 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 4. Aims to obtain his goal . . . Says, Could Be . . . Hobby is sports . . . Likes Morgan , 'tPeter Gunn and English. We regret to say that GEORGE WILLIAMS did not have his picture taken. NANCY JEAN WOODWARD Nano Gibbstown Comm. Nancy Jean was quite a wil, In every class she made a hit. Assembly Committee 35 Career 25 Chess 43 Homeroom Representative 25 Travel 15 Tri Hi-Y 4. Says, Get it! . . . Hobby: driving Ronnie's Ford . . . Wills her good times with Mr. Vel in 3rd period study hall. MARY-JO WORRELL Jo Paulsboro Col. Prep. An active girl was our Jo, Dancing and swimming she loved to go. Assembly Committee 35 Basketball 35 Dramatics lg Library 25 Paul- sentinel 3, Pegasus Business 45 Tri Hi-Y 2 Sec. Aims to be a happy teacher . . . Says, 'tGee Whiz . . . Hobbies are dancing and swimming . . . Wills Mr. Pszwaro's jokes. w i LOIS WORTHINGTON Lo Thorofare Comm. When Lo becomes a millionaire, Slie'll be great,' win lasting fame. Career lg Chess 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Library 25 Pegasus Business 4. Aims to be a millionaire . . . Says, Oh Shucks . . . Hobby is boys . . . Likes Just Ask Your Heart , Bandstand , and lunch . . . Dis- likes a person who shows off. PEGGY JOAN ZIENNEKER Peg Bridgeport Comm, As. a secretary Peg will be keen, Witli Fred she will always be seen. Career 1, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 5, 3, 3, 43 Library 25 Robed Choir a 1 Aims to be an efficient secretary . . . Says, t'Oh Shucks! . . . Likes U77 Sunset Strip, My Wish Came True , and Office Practice . . . Favorite hideout: Fred's house. CAROL ANN ZANE Zanesie Bridgeport Gen. To be a nurse, tlzat's Carol's aim, Sl1,e'll be great, win lasting fame. Needlework 4, Red Cross 19 Tri Hi-Y 3, 4. Aims to be a nurse . . . Says, Oh my goodness . . . Hobby: Swim- ming . . . Likes Miz Blue , t'Band- stand , and math . . . Can't stop talking in study hall . . . Dislikes snobby people . . . Wills her dirty gvm suit. NNER OF BRIGHTEST llnreen Buchalski and Mike McGlincy sh A. F' xi if' BUZY BEES Irv Gray and Judy Swed SENIOR SWEETHEARTS Bob Cundey and Sandy Fuhrmeister BE ST ALL-AROUND Nick Duca and Bonnie Kammon PERSONALITY PLUS John DeAngelo and Jane D'Ambrosio ii iiiiiiiiiilli SURE SUCCESS Rita Centofanti and Bill Barnaby EASY ON THE EYES Charlie Pelle and Joan Sinquett -31, O 1 .. . XS X THE LAUREL WITTY WISECRACKERS John Friars and Nancy Woodward he :f- :-,fx I ..,, -- , ,, fx . . , M V -- . , . :Q A . ' ' 'f .. . E W NOISEMAKERS Jack Bender and Mary Lytle FASHION FIRSTS MUSIC MAKERS BALLRO0M'S BEST Joe DeLiberis and Gloria Scott Jim Nelson and Patti Bird Bruno DiSimone and ' JoAnn Pollicino 7. FUTURE OLYMPIANS SMILING SENIORS Wayne Myers and Janet Green Wes Topeka and Tina Pappas .A 1, TALLE ST Ronnie Stetser and Mary Ann Sigler BROADWAY BOUND 'f Bruce Jenkins and Q Q Diane Drummond SENIOR TOTS 1 P o,.: FLIRTS John Heck and Doris Weber 2 E SHORTEST Clarence Muntz and Joe Rile and Ruth Vanneman Phyllis Sockwell POLITE PEOPLE Joe Kidd and Fav Paviglianiti QU113TEbT John Van Oyen and Ann Jablonofsky QLD I RD F I 1 a ' L' AMERICAN LEGION SOUTH JERSEY BAND D. A. R. PILGRIM ORATORICAL C0119 Bolton Fay Paviglianiti CONTEST Bill Barnaby fa.. M, , -. --5 - A-rf W' J' If N. J. BOYS' STATE Bill Barnaby and Mike McGlincy SOUTH JERSEY CHORUS Tom Smith and Jim Nelson ESSAY CONTEST Jobs for the Handicapped . . . Passports to Dignity Sharon Saunders if BROTHERHOOD AWARD Dale Wiltsee ig? 5 ,W ..- L- gf:- , A v N. J. GIRLS' STATE Rita Centofanti and Anne Sloan if f r 1 V I pls A f 1 :.Q-111' 1 1' ' Q W mf? I 'A V I 7 V A . I. S Tsgguiv-JL jN lws KW ' ig 7. 'i' ' 5 Q e I if SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE VALENTINE QUEEN OUTSTANDING Jane D'Ambrosio, Bonnie Kamman, Eleanor Leone Joan Sinquett and John DeAngelo. FOOTBALL PLAYER Wayne Myers 63 HOMEROOM AA ROW 1: J. Atkinson, C. Broadus R. Ciarlanti R. Centofanti, L. Burl . e , . Beckett, P. Bailey, D Bilbee, J. D'Ambrosio, D. Buchalski ROW 2: Mrs. Bordner, B. Adams, E Compton, B. Bird, A. Blitz, B. Bird J. Clark, M. Becker, P. Bird, N Colligan, D. Bennetch. ROW 3: J Bender, M. Borrelli, A. Antanaitis E. Cunard, E. Bickley, S. Blair, R Cundey, L. Carter, C. Bolton, R Cervantes, C. Barnard. ROW 4: R Allen, J. Battagrlia, V. Bernadinc C. Bryant, E. Baltadonis, G. Brad ley, J. Burt, B. Barnaby, G. Calo gero, S. Cziryak, R. Banscher, J Carty. KSN I lg.. Ig: rf fu I Qs-9 :lf f ff r v l .! I HOMEROOM AB ROW 1: Miss Carlin, D. Drummon M. DeMarco, A. Goodwin, C. Grube M. Davis, L. Grotzinger, M. Funal B. Gibison, P. Dowdy, A. Eiden, l Franchi. ROW 2: S. Flem, J. Fe S. DiGiovacchino, J. Green, B. Gree F. Gattuso, L. Gillikin, N. Gambog K. Fletcher, M. Dellaratta, 1 Dersch. ROW 3: H. Green, J. Del. beris, O. Damiani, J. Fitzgerald, Frampton, I. Gray, N. Duca, R. Eng land, T. Elliot, M. Dehner, R. D Vine. ROW 45 L. DiSimone, B. E Simone, J. Friars, W. DeTonio, ' Gaines, J. DeAngfelo, J. Delamate J. Georgiania, A. Giumetti, R. Fa slau, B. Fisher. . Q Qlb- i HOMEROOM AD ROW 1: S. Myers, M. Muse, P. Moore, J. Rigler, C. Ridinger, E. Richert, R. Retkovis, B. Murr, S. Monte, T. Pappas, D. Massino. ROW 2: Mr. Ridinger, J. Rile, T. Morina, R. Mihlebach, P. McNeilly, F. Pavig- lianti, M. Pratt, R. Samuels, J. Pas- quini, C. Pelle, D. McManamy. ROW 3: W. Muhlebair, T. Parker, D Minix, E. Moore, S. Perogine, M. McGlincy, W. Myers, B. Maden, E. Magin. ROW 4: R. Rowe, H. Miller G. McGuire, T. Muse, S. Moore, J. Nelson. HOMEROOM AC ROW 1: Mr. Limanni, B. Kammun, H. Konopka, S. Lewis, C. Lewis, N. Haddock, C. Harris, J. Hughes, R. Lombardo, A. Hines, E. Leone, A. Heritage. ROW 2: V. Lentz, J. Hen- drickson, E. Long, A. Holmes, D. Heilman, M. Hatton, J. llerbst, li. Kidd, R. Kennedy, P. Herzberg, D. Holmes, J. Kletzing, M. Lytle. ROVV 3: R. Johnson, P. Leap, R. Justice, R. Jester, R. Lavender, E. Lentz, B. Jenkins, J. Kidd, W. Heppard, G. Haney, J. Heck. ROW -1: R. Hnniil- ton, H. Henderson, L. Lloyd, E, In- man, P. Lombardo, H. Kappru, A. Kelly. if 1 HOMEROOM AE ROW 1: M. Suiter, J. Wilkins, R Smith, S. Saunders, A. VVilbur, F Stewart, J. Trout, P. Zienneker, R Vannenian, C. Zane, D. Weber. ROVS 2: Miss Weber, E. Warner, D. Stet- ser, A. Sloan, J. Swed, P. Sockwell L. Worthington, M. Sigler, E. Vi- tullo, J. Sinquett, B. Truutinun, N Woodward, G. Scott. ROVV 3: R Sturdivant, W. Topeka, G. Williams J. Van Oyen, J. Tirpack, W. Shockel J. Santosuosso, T. Wi1t'9TS. ROVV 4: J. Silvestro, T. Stout, C. Still, T Walls, D. Wiltsee, R. Stetser. J Souder, C. Stauffer, R. Scruderi, F Turton. 5' 'W' nu S H ar' I. . vi , A. ..- vggagg 4.2 ,f a fe.. xg .Vx W f , F K , ld, 1' 3 , 4 l i A , ' I -J . 2- L v L L . X l , V X 1 ,, 4, J llal al . X W W- :Jin A .K 34 K s X, ya 1 55x71-nd . r-ff, I li 1 Nancy Colligan fx 'f 'Q Charles Bryant 17 1 'F Ba by Picture Contest ws! Mary-Jo Worrell Dale Wiltsee John Fitzgerald 39 vi rf in X . - If 'N f N. 5. lv X Arlene Wilbur ,wi 1' Q ll ' ' Q ,. P 1 , 'F it fig 5 1+ , ff-' Q. za a l ..,, A I U J, ll .l,,.EX M 'C V ilxg. 'gif'-2.1 if f f N my I, ,W Qi fp , I QW CQUNSULS l , ' 1 I . nf ' J! - 1' If 1- 1 . ff ff ' A 5, , ff ,X If .' W X D ' f 1' f KSN v VN V I Q 55 l X f:1f' 11 f ff 7' 'J xv mg P is S. , Y Ji ,X if f Junior Homeroom Representatives ,fuse ROW 1: L. Riccobono, C. DiBona, C. Myers. ROW 2: F. Herring, J. Lilly, N. Weber. '31 JUNIOR MYTH In September, 1959, the Juniors started on the second half of their high school career. With the purchase of their class rings, they felt an advancement in importance. The Junior Class elected Glenn Fish as their President. Joan Reichert was elected Vice-President. Lorraine Ric- cobono and Connie DiBona were re-elected to executive positions as Secretary and Treasurer respectively. Next year, we feel confident that the true ambition and great talent of this class will provide our school with outstanding leaders as they take the final steps leading to their long-awaited graduation. as HOMEROOM 104 ROW l: M. DelPiano A. DeFrank, C. DiBona, E. DeBerry, M. Flem V. Davis, S. Coughlin, R. Duca, B Cunard. ROW 2: Mrs. Ross, R. De- Angelo, A. Field, M. Clayton, S Fisher, E, Dalbow, F. Crowley, V Cutuli, J. Colna. ROW 3: J. Enos L. Crispi, C. DeVault, J. Fisler, W Clift, W. Cowgill, H. Dobson, G Fish, W. Doan. ROW 4: L. Fernan, F. Copland, J. Dowdy. HOMEROOM 103 ROW 1: C. Byrns, F. Bowers, L Applegate, P. Bittick, G. Carty, S Campbell, J. Carfagno, J. Ascheni brenner, P. Bates. ROVV 2: Mr. Kegel, M. Brennen, G. Brewer, C Bradley, R. Christiansen, J. Burke C. Burt, A. Assan, C. Callaghani ROW' 3: Taylor, A. Barber, S. Cama, A. Calista, H. Chapnizm, D. Brennen, T. Bonner. ROW 4: L. Borrelli, B. Cassidy, W. Berkey, J. Baylor, J. Brayton. HOMICROOM 105 ROW 1: B. llicks, D. Galbraith, A. Fontaine, D. Frank, F. Ilerringr, J. llethcote, C. Hanel, M. Friars, S. Hendrickson. ROW 2: Mrs. Lock- lear, C. llarbeson, J. Garnett, J. Gannon, J. Hoffman, S. llenry, R. Grav, T. Gaul, S. Green. ROW 3: W. Haddock, 0. Formica, M, Ileadly, VV. Gattuso, A. Griffith, D. Guinaugh, P. Gordy. ROW 4: C. Glocker, Il. Higgins, B. Gilbert, R. Green, G. llarbeson, A. Hendrickson, ll lludson. 69 HOMEROOM 110 ROW 1: T. Mzirchek, G. Myers, D. Novotny, W. Newirth, J. Moore, J. Muhllmicr, 11. Myers, S. Morda, B. Powers. ROW 2: Mr. Vellututo, P. Mui'covau.5e, T. Quzlttrochi, J. Mc- Mnhon, T. Millison, L. Nichols, C' Niessncr, J. Monney, B. Mz1CMillun, J. Matteo. ROW 3: W. Mattson, B. l'x-i1l'er, V. Pettit, M. Montgomery li. Miller. V. Mzzrinuvci, A. Mulin- oski, ll. l'z1ynter, R. Pohlig. 70 HOMERUOM106 ROW 1: M. Lamb, R. Kenworthy, J. Kircher, G. Lee, K. Lovell, D. Juep, J. Lingle, B. Jackson, J. McLaughlin. ROW 2: Mr. Berninger, A. Kerr, G. Libby, A. McDonough, C. Jablon- ofsky, P. Joyce, B. Hunter, A. Hur- ley, R. McGill. ROW 3: G. Konnick, R. Lind, D. McLaughlin, F. Kelly, J. Lilly, W. Johnson, R. Libby. ROW 4: R. Lemmerman. J. Keegan, T. Lloyd. R. Kircher, J. Kzunman. VV. Jackson. R. James. N. HOMEROOM 111 ROW 1: E. Rafalski, M. Reynolds, L. Riccobonu, J. Reichert, S. Schmer- ling, B. Rivell, M. Rosencrans, D. Simick, D. Riley. ROW 2: Mr. John- son, T. Smith, R. Rulis, A. Shankus, M. Sadloshos, C. Sanford, M. Synder, K. Schmit, A. Schafer, F. Schneider. ROW 3: M. Smith, C. Shirley, J. Sipple, M. Rought, A. Snyder, E. Smalley, D. Stefens, D. Stanton, D. Reed. J. Simikins. HOMEROOM 112 W 1: C. Watson, S. Williams, nd, S. Swed, D. Yushchak, sser, D. Willis, B. Wood, md. ROW 2: Mr. Guerini, lghn, E. White, A. St. Petery, ad. A. St. Petery, V. Toppin, Jer, G. Mazzocca. ROW 3: 'R 2' PU? 52 22. SAE? 29 Eco mi. 0- Q- 'cn 50. O4 S2 CD iw svzwcafnpv Zane, R. Wayton, R. Zorn, P fer J Weber J Tran uillo H . , . , . 1 q , mpson. PY I , , ,NM N: -J, .SQA 4 an fn 'I M' f f f X R' x if X, , ,1 f ffiifsi 'X . .e X 'R is ii, Er- K. na--..,l. V' f-f 'K .iaixig kk f f mvmweab- ww . ii' Us A 3 5 Q ' if A qi W wwqwww b f X :K - 1' Nb. ,, - gi K Z.. Q . fix V SJ M 3 L ,QII W . ,.. . K .f . ai: v Y I , q',,,,!,j,fj fd V g if I cs, we rv unzon mf'mIu'rs.' NX X X K . Ji : fix? . .MQ 5 . M - A Q ' gi U?- N .ity 9 No, I donft use a Inackscratclwn' Hurry Hn' f:7'l'!lf?H ' 3 V . - in F: .W I -il K - Q 'iv' 1 ,-A- QQ5 . , . - - 21 L .Kh, I had A Q X5 xx it 5 in , :ifyn-2, , ,sy Q Ki, 3 Hmmm? . Nm. K Q ,A , , 5 E , Q if 535 i i F555 WW ' ' -s X A u'1'lllff'ptlo1?kf'7'f ' A WY Ti,,n1,e,r,,.,,,.! I1ylIf I'1',S that bus? K i ii X x PATRICIANS f ,ff .X 7 Y gm 1 N pw ' lx 1 W -J l f -S Q 1 Hp K4 Q' jf X 5 f V X W J ff X 9 in UW , . f Q f wx 0 -,fan-.E-MN NX X f X x XJ f L .XQQNQER Sophomore Homeroom Representatives SIN ROW 1: E. Hudson, B. DuBois, L. Frye, M. Souder. ROW 2: E. Myers, S. Cornett, N. Zenobi, B. Bates, J. Lyons. E H mmm... ' f rg ., 1 .f '! 4 '. I 74 SOPHOMORE SAGA In their second year of participation at P. H. S., the Sophomores are showing great qualities of leadership and determination. They have chosen as their class of- ficers: Ted Miller, President, Pat Riccobona, Vice- President, Jane Dellaratta, Secretary, and Barbara Mor- gan, Treasurer. Their first big event was the Freshman- Sophomore Reception at which they welcomed the Fresh- men oflicially into the school. The next was the Sophomore Magazine Drive. It again turned out to be a huge success. We, the Senators, Wish them luck on their road to higher learning. HOMEROOM 109 ROW 1: R. Rivell, C. Schulze, M Stewart, J. Ross, M. Souder, E Sabatini, C. Schriver, V. Stevens K. Spencer. ROW 2: Miss Kelly, R Schock, H. Stevenson, W. Shourds W. Smith, R. Sharp, J. Todd, P Shirley. ROW 3: J. Shertz, G. Ritter- son, G. Thompson, L. Shute, E. Ro- berts, J. Simons, C. Thompson ROW 4: D. Thomas, J. Tallman, B Roach, H. Schock, R. Rohrer, R Ross, D. Roberts. HOMEROOM 202 ROW 1: J. Clark, J. Butts, J. Cara tura, C. Carozza, S. Cooper, P. Cam- erata, R. Canning, R. Clement, M Clement. ROW 2: Mrs. Crotto, L Burt, D. Campbell, T. Cox, D. Colna, S. Cornett, L. Campbell, J. Cassidy, P. Nagy. ROW 3: T. Calogero, C Carty, R. Brown, R. Burt, F. Burt. 75 HOMEROOM 201 ROW 1: R. Borelli, E. Bates, K Brown, S. Bigger, M. Bennett, J Bolton, A. Blair, M. Bertelsen, D Brown. ROW 2: L. Bilbee, B. Arliff D. Baetzel, J. Bennetch, J. Alcott I. Bannon, B. Bill, J. Billipr, D. Arm! bruster, C. Beach, H. Boody, G Allen, W. Baker, J. Adams. IIUMICIIOUM 204 RUW l: ID, Gaiutliney, Ii. Ilznrlmeson 'N his-:ilu Il II ltton I ton I.. I ryv, I . I z1itli.G, Ilines, ll Ili nmlvr . 1 , C. Framin- son. ROW 2: Mr. Pszwznro. I lmmlfuy W Iluris '. z M. Godfrey, ' ' .RUVVIV I nom-, N. I 1u,5.f1.1sk1Il Ii Ilolinvs, I'. Iloniirk, Ii, II:'i'liison I: - woll, VV. Gilmore, lx Ilill, R. I lltxyf Illlll' 1' l I lc-lwlic-1' 9 I iinn-s 441 HOMEROOM 203 ROW 1: B. DuBois, M. Fisher, J Delluruttsl, A. Dellurt, F. DiStef- uno, B. Fisher, M. Fzlyter, J, Uosta L. Fleck. ROW 2: Miss Trick, I' l'ostantino. R. DeVine, M. David- son, C. Dullrink, K. Ilrumnmnd, P Davis, D. DiSilv01'io. J. Uunning- liznn. V. DeWalt. ROW 3: D. Davis II. Dzxlbow. G. DvBellis. P. Driver D. Vrispi, .I, Driscoll. HIIMIQIICPOM 205 ROVV I: B. Jenkins, H. Joyce, R Kimball, C. Lzingen, F. Isaac, J Hurley, I. Kelsey. S. Johnson, D Ilowley. ROW 2: P. Junik, IC. Hud- son, J. Lzulner. J. Keipfhtly, M Joyce, R. Long, J Louis, M. Lloyd J. lloulmry. ROVV 3: M. Kamp, K' Iloover, 'I'. Jnixgzvrs, M. Jones. VV Jones, J. Lodge, R. Jolley. ROVV 4 A. Knostuut. J. Leiitz. A. Korizikin J. Kzxlnos. 76 HOMEROOM 207 ROW 1: E. Moore, J. Marshall, K. Montemore, D. Monte, J. Mercan tino, B. Manchester, G. Moran, W McLeer, S. Munteen. ROW 2: G. Lukosavich, J. Malkin, B. Munyan, C. Lowry, J. Mills, J. McDowell, G. Mcllvaine, B. Morgan, P. McGlincy ROW 3: D. Minnitti, B. Mower, E. Moore, H. Monroe, J. Lyons, A. Montgomery, F. McNally. ROW 4 J. McCall, A. Miller, A. Minnitti, J. Miller, T. Moore, T. McKenna. LIBRARY HOMEROOM ROW 1: P. Wilkinson, C. Totten, J Toppin, N. Vaneman, V. Weller, L Verdinelli, D. Velykis, C. Richards P. Fampbell. Row 2. Miss Madcifff J. Woodburn, R. Williams, T. Weiss C. Traverse, D. Vonder Hayden, B Wilson, N. Zenobi, R. Williams, C Zienneker. ROW 3: D. Vaneman, M Zane, J. Velykis, H, Turner, C. Ur- ban. K. Yandack, E. Wilson, J. Wyd- enowski. ROW 4: W. Redcoles, R Geiger, W. Wallen, S. Young, R Trainer. 77 F5 HOMEROOM 209 ROW 1: C. Piel, P. Riccobono, S Pollicino, C. Newton, A. Nicotru, P Paynter, E. Pollizze, R. Reilly, B Novotny. ROW 2: Mr, Evangelista E. Ploppert, E. Myers, B. Renshuw E. Nolte, C. Rickert, S. Novak, E Pratt, R. Phillip. ROVV 3: G. Patton E. Myers, D. Petroski, C. Pratt, R Robbins, R. Redington, D. Penny J. Quattrochi. s fn. 3 J i J' if f' Ki ,KW DKK. I ' K ww, ,,wf'?, ,KKKJFLK ' X Eva! 51 i 8 E X 3 ,. f .2 1 ' 'Q -K 7 . - . 'fs iw 'L 5? FW f o K 1' X,,,,,o. U Y 5 W if Rig llrrrlrly's 1'!1ys1'c's Class - --- - s- o fda. ' ' Mm . ' id 13' Q 4 K :QW K 4 1 2 ig, Q wwi ,xg gk. K. K K Ki: K QK kr .Q KKK ,A .5 K , . . mln x....... .mL.L ' K p K Q. ' fit, fi X. ff .. K Bvrmty or Hn' Beast? K W,L. , .. m,L. ....,... X .. K. .. ,,.. L,M..,. wg w - ' Q'-ff-JW w-?w1Q..1f1vhQ+::,s,-Q-M., W- -. X . 'J ' u . KW . Mww K , W K Kb A ---b .. Q , - K .. -4444 i. . . M 1 . . .,.. yK KK .,kV in K .xK,f.?., KK . , . 4 . K mfs K ' ,, -. KK X: Q .bmywgg Q. .. mx, ,MV .. Q NW, ,, ,, .M .KQV . NN - -- -. MM... -smaaggui www K ...., N .awk-.Q. 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INGRID SENGES, Secretary f PEGGY TRIMBLE, Treasurer await' DENNIS HUNTLEY, President FRE I-IME STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: S. Smith, D. DeVau1t, E. Prasch, A. Cadmus D. Stetser. Row 2: D. Huntley, F. Carfagno, C Petrie, J. Hall, G. Spears. WHY HOMEROOM 4 ROW 1: R. Dunk, F. Urban, J Ritchie, P. Sax, J. Gray, P. Pfeiffer P. Trimble, E. Watson, J. Gaventa ROW 2: Mr. Healy, L. Tuessen, K Doan, D. King, B. Parker, W. Wer- sits, D. Cziryak, D. Fisher, D. Weber, D. Gesty. ROW 3: L. Beck, B. Hor- well, T. McGlincy, A. Ebert, B. Ther- rien, C. Sockwell, M. Ramer, M. Ben- nett. ROW 4: R. Miller, S. Dickey F. Carfagno. HOMEROOM 3 ROVV 1: R. Hood, G. Hartman, D. Feldman, G. Bay, D. Huntley, D. Coeley, S. DeFrank, C. Brungard, M. Gouse. ROW 2: J. Feldman, R. Finan, M. Cameron, A. Gaines, S. Brayton, C. Dolbow, D. Allen, C. Herring, J. Hudman. ROW 3: G. Washington, L. Gauthner, B. David- son, B. Divacarro, W. Hurst, F. Crisante, H. Hoffman, H. Cziryak, D. English. ROW 4: C. Frishknecht. C. Bank, M. Friars, R. Holmes, R. Green. HOMEROOM 5 ROW 1: C. Hood, E. Berry, A. Miller, L. Grapes, R. Harborson, H. Lowery, G. Conard, J. Knighty, K. Curtis. ROW 2: Mr. Kosuh, E. Lee, B. Watson, P. Corbelle, T. Cox, E. Beck, J. Gesty, M. Mower, C. Brown. ROW 3: R. Gilbert, J. Aschen- brenner. 1 HOMPJROOM 6 ROW 1' I+' Sinmuett D Rueping: J . , . 1 , . , . Sharp, P. llitchner, ll. Lzlflrossa, A. Schute, N. lirncly, F. Jeffers, J. Fur- ney. ROW 2: Mr. Podoluk, C. Mur- schell, li. Sinipkins, I. Senges, A. Vzulnius, .l. Driver, S. Duliois. W. llughes. J. Virgillo, Ii. Strong: ROW 3: I.. llunsen, IJ. Munro, M. Pszwzxro, R. Wilson, .I. llorwell, R. llzirlrison, A. Ludwig, I.. Blunkl ROW 4: H. Goclfrey, li. Mm-Daniel, S. Dihoff, J. Rcbok, B. Brown, R. Wilson. B. l'1irl0n, B. Willis. T? HOMICROOM ll ROW l: B. Spurpuglione, ll. Byrne, l'. Vzxrulli, J. Nichols, L. McLnugh lin, V. Godfrey, D. Devault, M.VZ1N9 man, L. DiSimone. ROW 2: Mr Russ. S. Little, D. Louis, S. Redingf ton, L. Lawrence, D. Marshall, M Murluc-liettu, M. llonn, A. Saul, L Walton, V. Suiter. ROW 3: E. Terry V. White. S. Fahey, J. Pidgeon, J llelwigf, J. James, M. Ficara, N Vulnn, D. Smith. ROW 4: M. Bowen V. Dim. S. llzinkel. 82 HOMEROOM 10 ROW 1: E. Parks, K. Schnell, J. Songer, H. Roots, K. Murphy, E. Prasch, M. Read, E. Langen, D. Pet- roski. ROW 2: Mr. Sparacino, W. Kneller, W. Moore, D.Lang, J.J0hn- son, R. Miller, J. Miller, W. Scho- field, S. Kralish. ROW 3: N.Crocker, W. Merryfield, K. Parks, R. Pollock, H. McCarson, W. Jolley. HOMEKOOM 210 ROW 1: J. Story, G. Williams, J conaster, L. Hainey, C. Trefz, P. Vahaman, C. Medieros, D. King, W Pierce. ROW 2: Mr. Sutherland, W. Johnston, H. VVarner, J. Cameli, B. Schmutz, J. Gillikin, J. Briggs, M Batchko, J. Horner. ROW 3: C Peterie, G. Glocker. HOMEROOM 208 ROW 1: J. Ponter, W. Hill, R Reistle, H. Nixon, J. Sharper. J Brown, R. Williamson, T. May. D Stetser. ROW 2: Mr. Vatter, E Adams. H. Beckett, N. Baylor. J Hall, J. Burt, R. McClister. 5? if -A HOMEROOM 211 ROW l: A.Costa, G. Smith, E. Paige G. Ailiff, S. Atkinson, A. Canzxldi D. Houbary, J. Ridinger, C. Cairn' turzx. ROW 2: Mr. Tatarsky, C. Gen- tile, C. Loughlin, M. Cooper. S Carter, B. Doherty, A. Kuhnel. I. Strater, S. Strziter, C. Weber. ROW 3: VV. Kidd, G. Spears. F. Przisch J. Lehman. 83 HOMEROOM 212 ROW 1: S. Turner, D. Tinney, S Smith, M. Rannels, R. Fanfarillo, R ll M th S Z b M Su ivan, . Smi , . u ic, r H upt. ROW 2: J. Shertz, B.Warre .8 U wa 0,970 ef' 0 G' Q 5 -TRoY 00 -746 I fPq Q G -rx J 71 CD05 V- THERMUDYLH gu 6:6 O-L Bas 'Y fy G ha fi Q -L Q D , Q 6-lib to QD V, 7 SPAR 9 CHQ? M 0 Q0 0 Od cr as 0 ' RH as x,xEpweRRANf:nu CNW SEA S B4 RSIR MWOR A6 1 go Y i W 1 i l i r P CLUB RLX , 1 1 , 4 , i W 4 ? RJ .ly l li Q w + K f y LT Q 1 l , :,n If H m M A ' r Q W ,.., ..,.. f 1 - ':- 1- ' L f f 2 , LVL, 'bxx Q K , U f, L f Q. NN M - vm , Nix X XX - F 85 - zxf- pf- X X x x f'O-EDITORS l'1VIf'cHilli'y IHZLIN'Ul'llINlY10l1ll H 1QX ?' f ' , , . me '11 J. DAmb1'os1o, D. Brennan, J. Hughes, U. Bochalskl ASS! ICIATIC I'IIJI'I'0I1 Jack Iivnclm-1' PEGASUS LITERARY STAFF How 1: H. Konopka, In Gl'OtZiIU.l'0l', J. Bender, M. McGlincy, IJ. Drummond, R. Fento- fanti, I'. Bird. How 2: Mrs. RCJl'llllixl', C. Barnard, J. IV,AYT1b1'0SiO, XV. Ha1'naby, J. Ilvlunmtf-1', IP. VViltsm-, VV. Myors, D. Huchalski. ' 'lf PL'.' o M' . YQ? 55 ei? my Kg: . AKXL ammu- Bernie Beckett and Pearl Herzberg .4 .J PECASUS LITERARY The Pegasus Literary Staff composed of well- iosen members of the senior class are those who lake up our annual yearbook. They are usually Jund in the small, unkept hole at the end of the all, commonly known as the Pegasus Room. This ear our associate editor, Jack Bender, was chosen J assist the editors, Mike McGlincy and Diane Prummond, Chief typists, Doreen Buchalski, Jane VAmbrosio, and Rita Centofanti, with the photog- apher, David Brennan, always had their hands ull of work. Together they have composed the mrgest and best yearbook that P. H. S. has ever ad. We sincerely hope everyone will enjoy the 960 Pegasus. - ll BUSINESS Each member of the staff was responsible for the collection of money from at least one under- classman homeroom for the. payment of per- sonal yearbooks of these underclassmen. It was the job of the chairman of the staff to take charge of daily receipts. The business staif contacted local merchants to secure advertisements. Miss Weber was the advisor of the business staff and the members wish to express their thanks for her assistance. PEGASUS BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: D. Bennetch, M. Bell, P. Dowdy, B. Beckett, J. Sinquett, A. Hines, B. Bird, A. Heritage. ROW 2: Miss Weber, R. Murr, R. Lom- bardo, B. Compton, D. Heilman, J. Herbst, L. Worthington, B. Kam- man,,D. Holmes, M. Worrell, J. Clark. ROW 3: G. Scott, F. Wilkins, B. Byrd, P. Moore, C. Harris. 87 L l'AllliSl'lNTlNl'll. l,lTl'lllAllY STAl l ROW l: l'. l'uyntor,A. Slo:1n,A. St l'c-11-i'y,.l. llolziniater, .I. lJ'anibrosio ll. liennetcli, G. Scott. li. Jackson ROW 2: S. l ulir't-xiieister, V. du- llrink, V. lieniz. M.liytle,.l,llii1rh4-s .l. ASi'lll'IllJI'0!lIl0!', li. Adams. ROW 14: l'. Sorkwvll, l . Isaac. M, Sigfler. A. SlIl'IIlill!4, V. Nielson. -091 .1 9 WARS? EDITOR .Im-rry llclamats-1' l'AUl.Sl'INTlNl'II, BUSINESS STAFF ROW l: G, Scott, S. Svlimerling, M. lJeMal'c'o, L. l7iSimone, N. Volligun, S. Monte, IC. Vitullo, A. St. Petery. IQOVV 2: Miss l'zxrlin, ll. llenderson, W.ll:1r1'is,A, McDonoug'h, S. Fisher. A, l iel1l,1'. Myers, A. Snyder. ROV' Ii: M. Frizirs, T. Murcsek. S. Myers. .I. liinggle, H. Bird, J. Alcott. 88 ULSEN TIN EL What kept everyone posted on the lives and doings of their fellow students? What gave them news on Who's who? and What's what ? It was the Paulsentinel, the P. H. S. school paper. The hard-working staff wrote feature articles, gossip, per- sonal interviews, and sports news. A new feature was in- troduced entitled Faris in Fashions which was written by Gloria Scott. The literary staff was under the supervision of Jerome Delamater and Anne St. Petery, assistant editor. The typing editor was Jane D'Ambrosiog the advisor was Mr. Healy. The business staff was advised by Miss Nancy Carlin. The editor was Louis DiSimone. This staff was responsible for the finances of the paper and the advertisements in the paper. iii-Milli nuns : :I :t k k . i Q, .. , 1 S .- Q 1' 1 I 6 CJ Row 1: D. Stetser, J. D'Ambrosio, R. Centofanti, D. Drummond, D. Bilbee, B. Jackson, J. Reichert, J. Carfagno, S. Swed. Row 2: F. Paviglianiti, D. Buchalski, P. Bird, S. Saunders, S. Green, A. Sloan, E. Byford, C. Hanel, A. St. Petery. Row 3: Miss Trick, Miss Boyer, I. Gray, J. Fitzgerald, C. Neilson, J. Lilly, J. Hendrickson, A. St. Petery. Row 4: W. Barnaby, J. Delamater, R. MacMillan, M. McGlincy. ATIO AL HO OR UCIETY To be a member of the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors a student may obtain in our high school. Every year a number of juniors are eligible to be a member by having an average of 8521 or better. These names are submitted to the teachers, who in turn choose the members according to the qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. If a student isn't chosen during his junior year he may still be chosen in his senior year. We heartily suggest to the underclassmen to study hard and develop into a good student. This is not said only so you may be a member of this society, but that you may also exemplify the qualities which make a successful person. OFFICERS IJ. Buchalski, Secretary, P. Bird, Vice Presi- dent, J. Hendrickson, Treasurer, M. McGlincy, President. 89 BAND llrum Majorctte: M. Franchi. Inner row: D. Bilbee, A. St. Petery, J. Swed, S. Swed M. Suiter, P. Bird, J. Carfagfno, R. Hall, P. Hitchner, C. Callaghan, A. St. Petery How 2: R. Phillip, K. Watson, T. Moore, F. Fraser, P. Shirley, F. Isaac, J. Robock H. Nixon, G. Bay, S. Moore, C. Bolton, R. DeAngelo, M. Bradshaw, J. Kidd, R. Duca Row 'Z' S Muntc-en, R. Clement, C. Suiter, A. Saul, J. Driver, H. Henderson, C P P l' W Coxngill Zivnnelter,.T. Smith, E. Zane, F. Tyson, C. Bryant, T. Flliott, t. 012, . ' Standing: J. Nolson, J. McMahon, R. Long, F. Carfagno, S. Dickey, J. Sharp, Mr Schoupske. ' N:- is' f K 1 1: C Q US 1 BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Shepsko y ROBED CHOIR Row 1: Mrs. Moore, A. Heritage, E. Leone, C. Lewis, P. Zienneker, E. Dersch, T. Smith D. Holmes, A. Goodwin, J. Pollicino, D. Drummond, A. Wood. Row 2: J. Swed, F Crawley, G. Scott, J. Steward, R. Centofanti, R. Hamilton, W. Johnson, M. Dellarotta J. Rigler, F. Stewart, R. Retkovis. Row 3: J. Mills, R. Mihlebach, M. Becker, M. Headley J. Billig, A. Hines, J. Trout, L. Gillikin, F. Paviglianti. Row 4: H. Godfrey, C. Shirley H. Chapman, J. Nelson, T. Miller, J. Velykis. DANCE BAND W. Cowgill, J. Kidd, D. Howley, R. Duca, R. Polig, J. Hendrickson, S. Moore, T. Elliot, G. Bay, A. St. Petery, Mr. Schoepske, P. Bird. bv Olga Brandt ....,............ Bernice Niemeyer .. Susan Page . ......,........, .. Mattie ,,..,,..,..,..,.............. Rig Mary .,..,..... ...,........,.... Little Mary ,.....,...,..,,..,.,,..,.., Madeleine Vaulelain Bobby Melrose ...,.,.....,...,.. Judith Canfield .,.......,... Ann Braddock ...,...,... Mrs. Orcutt .... ..... . .... Kaye Hamilton ........ l'at llc-vine ..,.,,,.,..,,.... Jean Maitland ........... Frank .........,,,....... Louise Mitchell ........ Kendall Adams ,..,..., Tery Randall ,.,..,.,... Sam Hastings ........,....... Jimmy In-vereaux .. Fred Powell ...,...,..,... Lou Milhauser ......, . llavid Kingsley ....,... Keith Burgess ,..,.... Ur. Randall ,,.....,..., Ellen Fenwick ,.., ., Tony Gillette .,.....,. Billy .........,.........,...,........... Larry Westcott ........ Adolph Gretzel .,..,... 92 THE CAST Pk 'Stage Doorp' Judith Swed Cecilia Callaghan Sandy Fuhrmeister Jean Carfagno Lorraine Riccobono Wilma Harris Sheryl Swed Babette Adams Joan Reichert Sandy Green Elaine Polizze Diane Drummond Vicki Wellwe :f:JoAnn Pollicino Ralph Rivell Mary Lytle Mary Bennett Rita Centofanti Robert Hall Brian Roach Frank Turton Joe Louis Bruce Jenkins Mike McGlincy Jerry Delamater Eleanor Leone Mary Ann Sigler Lee Byrd Peter Camerota Marcus Kamp CHOOL PLAY We f .f fi? i PLAY DIRECTOR Mrs. M. Bordner .K V K 'kmwwwv if iz 2 93 Vw G Pfj fi , 1 D . -.QM -0 1 mill ' PRIGSIIJICNT Irving Gray SIGCRIGTARIICS S. Swcd and G. Fish TREASURER JoAnn Mercantino 94 VICE-PRESIDENT X Judy Swed 5 ' -I X ADVISOR Mr. Ridinger STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council of P. H. S., with Miss Madciff serving as advisor, completed another active year. As in the past, the Council supervised the selling of book covers, folios, and football programs. In addition, ofiicers and representatives, including President Irving Gray, attended the South Jersey Federation of Student Councils Conference in Atlantic City, and the N. J. A. H. S. C. Conference at Rutgers University. Delegates discussed the problems of student government and attempted to procure ideas which would improve our own government. It was generally agreed that greater partic- ipation and interest on the part of the student body would ac- complish this end. In November, the Council cast its vote for the coveted Brooks- Irvine Sportsmanship Award. This was followed by the Christmas decoration contest, with rooms 104 and 4 winning the upperclass and freshmen awards, respectively. February was highlighted by the annual Valentine Dance which proved, as usual, to be successful. Paulsboro was also ably represented at the Spring Conference held in Trenton. Student Council officers for this year are: Irving Gray, Presi- dent, Judy Swed, Vice-President, Sheryl Swed, Recording Secre- tary, Glenn Fish, Corresponding Secretary, and Joann Mercantino, Treasurer. ROW 1: M. Souder, G. Fish, J. Mercantino, I. Gray, J. Swed, S. Swed, S. Cornett. ROW 2: Mr. Ridinger, L. Riccobono, L. Frye, B. DuBois, N. Zinobi, D. Myers, D. DeVault, C. Myers, C. DiBona. ROW 3: J. Carfagno, E. Hudson, B. Bates, S. Fuhremeister, S. Smith, A. Cadmus, M. Lytle, F. Herring. ROW 4: F. Turton J. Lyons, B. Barnaby, J. Lilly, C. Petdie. ADVANCED MATH ROW 1: L, Crispi, J. Fitzgreruld, J. Georgiann, R. Stetser, T. VVulls, B. Bar- naby, R. Engrlzind, R. Cundey. ROW 2: Mr. Kegel, R. McC'auley, G. Cologero, S. Cziryak, D. Wiltsee. S, Perogine, B. Mcflister, T. Walters, J. Frampton. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ROW 1: P. Zienneker, R. Riley, J. Mc- Mahon, V. Davis, C. Hanel, A. Minniti R. Lombardo, G. Scott. ROW 2: Mrs Ross, B. Jackson, K. Harris, B. Bates L. Frye, S. Saunders, E. Frampton, f' Myers. B. Hutton, C. Costello, V. Stev- ens. ROW 3: S. Schmerlingz, M. David- son, A. Shenkus, E. Pratt, B. Renshaw, F. Rickert, N. Colligran, J. Malkin, R. Smith. ROW 4: R. Libby, E. Myers, L. Byrd. ARTISTIC TYPING ROW 1: B. Wood, K. Watson, A. Gond- win, M. Suiter, E. Rafulski, C. Myers. ROW 2: Mrs. Peterman. li A S9 AUDIO-VISUAL ROW 1: R. Rulis, M. Kamp, B. Roach J. Sharp, J. Louis, R. Rivell, R. Clement J. Billig. ROW 2: Mr. Johnson, B Baker, W. Power, K. Dancanio, D. Rob erts, R. Kircher, M. Battagliu. ROW 3: B. Tender, C. Shirley, J. Fletcher, E Roberts, J. Simon. TRAFFIC SQUAD ROW 1: U. DiBona, 'l'. VVeiss, F. Payt- ner. B. Green, B. Adams. A. llines, J. Clark, A. Goodwin, B. Bird, C. llarris. ROW 2: L. Applegate, N. Giedryc, S. Saunders, A. Wilbur, D. Laspino. K. Frazier, l'l. Pratt. V. YVcll0r, A. Assan, R. Lombardo. ROVV Il: D. VVillis, J. Mercantino. R. Centofanti, R. Retlcovis, N. lladdock. D. Stetser, J. Riirler, J. McDowell, S. Bigger, B. Gibison. ROVV 4: P. Moore. G. Moran. P. Bailey, F. Godfrey, M. Becker, A. Eiden, J. Swed. M. Lytle, R. Rive-ll. 2 s 5 BIOLOGY ROW l: K. Spencer, B. llatton, B. Du- Bois, S. Bigger, V. Weller. E. Platt, M Bennett, P. Canierota. ROW 2: F. Mc- Nally, P. McGlinCy, R. Bill. R. Phillipp D. Batezcl, J. Wydenouski, B. Rensliaw S. Nowak, W. llarris, V. Stevenson ROW 3: J. Lentz, A. Kncstaut, V. Beach, D. llowley, K. Yandacli, A. Koriakan, J Lodge, D. Petroski. R. llall, T. Cox. NQ BOYS' COOKING CLUB ROW 1: W. DiTonio, V. Bernadino, P. Lombardo, J. Rile, B. DiSimone, T. Elliott, P. Leap. D. Jagers, M. Dehner. ROW 2: Mrs. Butler, G. Bradley, J. Frampton, R. Lavender, B. Justice, B. Cundey, J. Fitzgerald, R. England, L. Carter. ROW 3: A. Antanitis, H.Ramer, H. Green, C. Bryant, J. Battaglia, S. Cziryak, A. Kelly, J. Moore, G. Colo- grero. ROVV 4: B. Jester, R. Franslau, W. Muhlbairer, H. Miller, B. Joslin. CHEERLEADING CLUB ROW 1: J. V. Squad -J. Mercantino F Herrin D. Riley V Weller T - gi . , . y - Weiss, L. Applegate, K. Lovell, D. Gal- braith, J. Weisser, B. Morgan, P. Ric- cobono, J. Dellaratta. ROW 2: B.Myers E. Ploppert, P. Paytner, L. Campbell K. Drummond, Y. Green, C. Quarrels J. Ross. ROW 3: F. Godfrey, R. DeVine L. Verdinelli, M. Davidson, C. DuBrink C. Langren, B. Manchester, L. Freeman D. Brown, M. Bertelson. ROW 4: C Piel, D. DiSilverio, C. Richards, B. Nov- otnv, J. Hurley, C. Travers, A. DeHart, M. Souder, J. Butts, S. Monte. BOYS' VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: T. Waters, M. McGlincy, G. Bradley, N. Duca, R. McCauley. L. Lloyd, W. Myers, J. Bender. ROW 2: Mr. Ridinger, J. Silvestro, J. Pasquini, W. McClister, T. Parker, J. Kamman. D. McManamy, J. Enos, M. Battagxlia. ROW 3: H. Paynter, A. Barber, R. Jones, C. Neissner, J. Tirpack, R. Mc- Millan, W. Gattuso, J. Kidd. ROW 4: C. Hoover, J. Feo, J. VanOyen, D. VVilt- see, G. Smalley, H. Henderson, J. Burt. H. Kappra, W. Topeka, J. Santusuosso. CHESS CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Guerini, C. Harbeson, M Hedly, D. Haney, J. Gannon, D. Davis P. Camerota, L. Miller, P. Shirley ROW 2: D. Minniti, A. Kerr, T. Marc sek, C. Formica, D. Crispi, T. Moore P. Gordy. ROW 3: P. Driver, V. Mari nucci, D. Guinough, C. Petit, B. Dia Stefano, A. Griffith. ROW 4: B. Cassidy A. Hendrickson, R. Green, H. llender son. I7I'IIiA'I'IC CLUB Nils 'e,,.zf'. lirurnnioml, l'. Newton, A. St. Ietery ll, llrummund. IUWV 2: Ii. Iia1'nalry.Ii Kimlxall, W. llarris, A. St. l'vtvry, M lial.tag'lia, .l. Imntz. FKMJTIIIGIITICIIS ROW I: L. Verdinelli, B. DuBois, M licllaruta, Ii. Jenkins, D. Ilrummond, IC. Luono, Ii. Veritufziriti, L. liiccolmno. ROW 2: Mrs. Burdner, S. Vornett, Ii Iiivhcrt, .I. Iiiggler, V. Weller, ld. IM-rsch J. Iioiuliort, S. Swcrl, J. 1zu'fag'vm, J Swcd. ROW fl: Ii. Adams, Ii. Smith. M Ik-nm-tt, P. Sockwell, M. Sigler, S Green, J. Steward, M. Lytlcf, I . Kelly, I'. lii1'4'r1lJon0. ROW -1: Ii. Iiulis, fl. Shir Ivy, .l. IM-lamatvr, M. Mc'Glinr'y, R. llall COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW l: Mrs. Sliaffer, D. Raivcly. I. Bannon, P. VVilkinson. If. Nolte. ROVV 2: R. Kimball, M. Lic-cardello. M. Lamb. S. Johnson, R. Long. F. Newton, IC. Myers, T. Dilfrnnk. DISCUSSION ROW l: Miss Kelly, l'. Costello, R. Riley, B. Adams, J. Swed. V. Lontz, M. Lytle, A. Sloan. ROW 2: J. Simpkins, G. Fish, I. Gray, J. Georfgiana, R. Stetser, R. Bunscher. J. DiAn1relo, Il. llall, J. Todd. 1 F. H. A. ROW l: 5. 1'1Slll?l', D. Frzmli. li, Ruf- zilslii. A. Field. J, Moore, E. DCBl'l'I'j'. ROW' 2: Mrs. Butler, M. Liccizxrilello. M. Frizlrs. ll. Knrmplizi, J. Fussinly. li. Notte, GIRLS' VARSITY ROW 1: J. Reichert, F. Harris. R. Ret kuvis, P. Moore, A. Sloan, J. Lilly. B Byrd, R. Duczl. ROVV 2: Miss Seidler J, Moore, R. Wood, S. Fuhremeister V. Lcntz, D. Massimo. B. Gibison, P Sockwell. J. Czlssicly. ROW ZZ: J. Green, J. llcuclrickson. F. T. A. ROVV 1: B. Byrd, J. l'z1i'fz1g'r1o. li. By- ford, B. Kammzm, li. Leone, J. Steward D. Bilbee, Fl. FFQIINDUJII. ROVV 2: Misf Mzidciff, P. Sockwell. B. Bates. IC. Hull- son, D. Stetser, S. Saunders. J. llou- bziry, F. Fraser, M. Norrell. J. Sussilly ROVV 3: J. Lyons, D, Mmix. R. Rams delle. GLEE CLUB ROVV li N. llill'SUIl. P. Zieiiuelyer, I Vrowley, M. Uellzwzxizl, M. Becker. R Mil1lbz1Cl1,G.Scott. J. Yelykis, J. Rigrler D. Drummoml. ROW' 12: M rs. Moore, J Moore, V. Lewis. R. Ceiitofaiiti, J ut, L. Gillikiii. K. llzxrris, ll. Yulykis. A. Goodwin. M. Frzmchi. C. Gruber. I Applegate. ROVV fl: A. Assam. J. Swwl R. Duca, J. Green. J. llcmli'icksmi, Il Holmes, T. Millismi. V. I'ollivinu. IC Dersch, F. I'zivi1Jli:i1ii. ROW iz Ii. Fletcher, F. Stewart. R, Retknyis. R. Rulis. M. llezidloy. J. Nelson. T. Smith. YV..lol1r1soii.R. ll:1miltnn.J, Boiiiiutvli. 4. ION HUNTERS ROW lf W. llepperd, G. Konnic-li. B. lloan, I'. lliirgiiis, I.. Fernan, B. McGill. I . Vopland. ROVV 2: Mr. Pszwarn. Il. llrc-nnen, D. Stanton, FI. Zorn. .I.Wat.ers, lb. Vauifhn. RED CROSS ROW l: II. Stickerod, E. Ploppert, M Reynolds, A. Heritage, R. Long, V. .lab- lonofsky, E. Kidd. ROW 2: Miss Kelly I. Kelsey, .I. Williams, R. Vaneman, D Stetser, B. Nevotny, B. llarhison, J Butts, F. Gauthney, B. Fisher. ROVV 3: S. Cain, L. Campbell, L. Tuel, A Wilbur, R. Sharp, N. Free, IJ. Novotny S. Johnson, C. Piel, li. Long. 100 HORSEMENIS CLUB ROIV 1: .I. Toppin, J. Bolton, F. Totten S. Cornett, D. Jaep, J. Lilly, B. Harbi- son, P. Bates, J. Burt. ROW 2: Mr Berninger, I. Kelsey, P. Janik. D. Las- pino, F. Nielson, S. Schmerling, S Greene, L. Nichols, .I. McDowell. .I Malkin, C. Richert. ROW 3: Il. Ilold craft, F. Pfeiffer. R. Pohligr, Fl. Myers .I. Kamman, G. Konnivk, F. Pettit, If Taylor. M. Free. INTERNATIONAL Cl.I'R ROW I: .I. Shirts, .I. Siinpkins, .I. Kam- man, II. Ramer, G. llaney. ROVV 2: M rs Vrotto, I. Bannon, V. Tnpiin. .I. Ben- l netch, S. Green, L. Nichols. ROW Il: .l Toppin, f'. Totten, .I. Bolton. M. Bennet, A. Schaefer. R. Schaefer, G. Fairly. 11- . 'R Ry MAINTENANCE ROW 1: H. Boddy. A. Pine, H. Schock. ROVV 2: R. Harbison, T. Jaggers. STOCKROOM ROW lt J. Carty, R. DeAn,Qgel0, Mr. Ruchko, W. Hurst, J. Burt. l0l A... LIBRARY ROW 1: Mrs. Daniels, B. Stickerocl, li Kidd, B. Aililf, V. Ridinpfer, R. Mihle- back, L. Gillikin, R, Gzittuso. I.. Free- man. ROVV 2: B. Hutton, M. Flcm, G Nevin. K. Schmidt, P. McNeily, R Borelli, R. C'liristiansen, S. Myers. N Gambogi. ROW 3: FI. Byford. J. Quat- troclii, R. Libhv, F. Neilson. R. Devine, B. Green, M, Pratt, M.llz1tton.l,. Tuul M. Becker. NURSING ROVV l: S. Cain, J. Alcott, S. Fulirc- meister. R. Centofunti. A. Sloan. M Lytle, M. Monroe. D. Mussinn. ROW 2 M. Reynolds, E. Dersch. li. Vitullu, S Myers, A. Juhlanofsky, A. St. Potory A. Shenkus, fl. Jznblzmofsky. H. .lzicksnn Sl'lNlOR TRI-Ill-Y ROW l: I.. Grot.zin1,:er, A. lCiden, llowily, N. VVooflwai'4l. B. Gilvison, .l. M ulillmaiur, ll. Billme, l'. Zane. ROVV 2: K. Lovell, N. Giuclryc, A. Mcllonoiigli li. .lac-p, B. llunter, IJ. Massimo. l lilllL1'll', N. Zvnolii. USHICRICTTICS ROW 1' M ll'1tton J Ri ler J Qin . . . , . gf , . . - quet, M. Worrell, M. Dellorata, D. Holmes, F. Crawley, M. Clayton. ROW 2: B. Beckett, S. Lewis, C. Lewis, S Garnett, F. Bruadus, M. DeMarco, F Wilkins, M. DelPiano, f'. Di Bona, B Vonard. ROW 3: K. Fletcher, E. Byford G. Brewer, V. Bradley, R. Devine, B Vompton, B. Gray, M. Brennan, A Assam, R. Kenedy. 102 TWIRLING CLUB ROW 1: D. Willis, P. Bailey, J. Sin quett, D. Buchalski, A. Goodwin, M Franclii, B. Jaep, P. Bates, T. Morina ROW 2: F. Isaac, N. Zenobi, M. Fayter G. Moran, D. Monte, A. Blair, M. Del- Pl2lll0, G. Lee. ROW 3: M. Davidson, Y Green, B. Munyan, N. Vannenian, D Mcliaugrhlin, M. Godfrey, B. Gayion C'. DeWalt, J. Asclienlwrenner. ROW 4 li. DeBerry, P. Davis, C. Newton, G Mcllvaine, N. Giedryc, B. lluntor, S llendrickson. 1' .fl 25:3 A4 STRUTTERS OF P. H. S. ROW l: P. Bailey. ROW 2: K. Brown, T. Morina. ROW 3: P. Bates, A. Good- win, D. Jaep. ROW 4: J. Sinquett, D. Buclialski. X . Q , 5 'WW . ax.. J . -W V . . 1 P- X 4?EQ1fE. .1 : 4 . Z r Q E VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: C. DiBona, L. Riccobono. M DeMarco, E. Vitullo. ROVV 2: F. Harris J. Reichert, S. Swed, T. Pappas, J. Pol licino, M. Fontaine. A s ...hw Y- Q- .2 WS Q J in AT, :X ,E E ...,.,. ... i ' was . .MEL G N . OUR COLOR BEARERS ROW 1: D. Massino, S. Saunders. ROW 2: A. Hines, B. Kamman, J. Clark, B. Gibison, S. Coughlin, J. Lilly. 103 f-. If f 5 TINA PAPPAS J. V. CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: F. Herring, K. Lovell, L. Applegate, T. Weiss. ROW 2: D. Riley, B. Morgen, P. Riccobono, J. Dellarotta, J. Mercantino. K. Weis- ser, V. Weller, D. Galbraith. iii?-FL DiGIOVACCHINO VY - CO-CAPTAINS M. DeMarco and L. Riccobono MARY FUNARI EILEEN VITULLO CAROLYN HARRIS Qi? MARIE DeMARCO JOANN POLLICINO 'L ASSEMBLIES si ...1,,p- f X J -we 5 N-1 X N 3? . if li SPGRTS fdwfnk 3 1 X, hx f ! ' Afliixglqi e I . gigs! 3 ' X Taxi? - 3-N ' .-N' Pi- E E5 fa x 3' md? ff f f , mx ,N ' ggi ' X ff X X 3 3' M fi Iggy fl X Nw N 1 ' 4 Ar' ff I f x W' I A V wx X X X ' i Z! iff-ln? 455: swf' E AA al VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: J. Pasquini, D. McManamy, J. Feo, H. Kappra, T. Parker, R. McCauley, W. Topeka, N. Duca, W. Myers, D. Wiltsee, J. Tirpack, J. VanOyen, B. McClister, J. De- Liberis. ROW 2: J. Mooney, J. Bratton, A. Kokiakin, W. Mattson, D. DeMora, J. Bay- lor, H. Dopson, W. Gattuso, B. Jones, A. Barber, H. Paynter, C. Niesner, R. Baylor, G. Smalley. ROW 3: B. Pratt, C. Thompson, K. Rathoff, D. Thomas, T. Miller, C. Hoover, B. Roach, J. McCall, C. Constantino. H. Stevenson, H. Chapman, B. McMillan, C. Val- entino. ROW 4: B. Rohrer, J. Enos, J. Keightly, J. Woodburn, F. McNally, A. Mont- gomery, S. Quarrels, E. Myers, G. Patton, B. Hendrickson, B. Shourds, J. Lyons. FOOTB LL Head coach, Richard Ridinger, came through with another winning' season for Paulsboro, by coaching The Red Raiders on to victory, through a hard fought season. Even though we didn't repeat as champions, the players showed fine determination and winning spirit. Many of the newspapers quoted a gloomy forecast for our Big Red , but through their skill and determination, our boys showed them they were wrong. Some of our players were bestowed with honors. Wayne Myers received first team selection for All Colonial Conference. He also received honorable mention for All S. J. Group III Team. Gene Smalley and Joe Tir- pack received honorable mention for All Colonial Conference. This year our record consisted of five wins and four losses. VARSITY FOOTBALL P.H.S. Opp. Q 'D U 'WH' . 13 ............ Clayton ........................... 7 ea 2 . A - N .,,, , a?EQfgQ.,,,..,.Q .. M Haddon Heights 7 . zli ss s . ... 13 ..-..--..... Audubon ..... 7 .a.s.,.. i . , I'-1 ' A 7. .........,. Overbrook Reg. ......14 f H F . ' .rro. q 20 .... ........ H addonfield .......... o . , i.. J ,ws . vli' 27.. ..... .... T riton . ..... 0 , . v , .5 , W. f . - wi.,,m 2 - ,iw -igxhix In X- . K.. , - WV V tl V L ,L 38 Merchantville O . ' .aywtaaw ff .... A 0 ..... ....... w oodbury ..... 6 I2.. ..... ..... G iassbom H - 'qil 5,w-', ff,.i :.:s. ' 2, ' f w f -, .1 - P g,..- ' ' - g if sifrajlgg f , A K if VQ- A rw., ., I f .a,w., K '-.JV - ., ,:::'.,,: .- V ,ag V,pg:.5A.. ,,, ' -as 1. .fu f1f,35.,,,., K.: It M' 4' , ...,.... . . .l.. 1 .slp .. ,ive 72.4.1-g ' , ' L, ee . , M K A .WV V V .. on ,J SQH Rx ... .. .... V A..,.M -- ' W 'Q .l'. . A ' ...x .P M, -f . .. - 108 Mr. Ridinger Mr. Limanni Glassboro Game RECORD P.H.S. Opp. 20 27 Woodbury Millville 24 Camden 5 Haddonfield Mt. Holly Collingswood 19 46 22 33 ......,,.......... Triton ..... 35 26 22 ........,...... Woodbury .. 41 21 13 20 21 5 Pennsville Mr. Yeager Mr. Podolak NX HARRY KAPPRA TOM PARKER SENIOR JOE FEO JOHN PASQUINI DALE WILTSEE RON MCCAULEY A a x .X DON MCMANAMY 'D X NICK DUCA BILL MCCLISTER WAYNE MYERS and JOE TIRPACK FOOTB LL PL YER JOE DeLIBERIS WES TOPEKA 'gl im , A, ' I an Q '35 1 W wi Mefrchantville Game 3? 'mx wfke 1- Woodbury Game K R , Y i - A A ww 'A 1. , ,, , if YW A fi 5 -, swf? Sw 7, , ES.. K , mf Q.: bf A 3 0 ui Q f g we do . ' ' 'sh Q.-,Q - ,rv 'K A M A wi ., I My h, J' K 2 VJAWM ,,,,,, ,, , 3 A 7 f i J K in X H Y or fi s 4 s ,- Audubon Game Audubon Game f .-il-w1,:'..h -i x M Q ,an -,, A F' .. i 4 S S 5 Q Triton Gm 1 , sm 5 S Overbrook Regional Gc -:gmt Q: - S5 3 'ff A A A f -. A . 1 we S . . if G - F S . Q GJ' 'L A - f' if-47 b A A ,N . A A , , up . ,- M- 1 ffsag-1' -52 7 , .en N, no QQLMLQ- W - a 1 g?i,g,g..:,1-f ' ' S a--ws1i.n 1 I , Q ag 7 A Merchantville G4 Audubon Gaa Ax KNEELING: R. Finan, L. Hansen, T. Onoratti, R. Smith, F. Eiden, L. Beck, R. Har- bison, J. Lawrence, B. Miller, B. Kneller. First Row: G. Bay, M. Mower, C. Petrie, J Carney, L. Gauthney, M. Cameron, H. Hoffman, L. Luessen, B. Wilson, T. McGlincy F. Vellutato, G. Adams, M.,DiFicara, R. Miller, R. Johnson. Second Row: N. Baylor i.dlgiHoff, D. English, B. Will, S. Dickey, G. Spears, D. Miller, B. Schmutz, W 1 . FRE HMEN A' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL P H S FROSH O Coached by Mr. Podolak, the freshman ' ' ' PP football team came through with an unde- SQQQQQIQQQQ ,I.lxI3ggf,2nHelghts feated season. They show great potential for 13 ............ Overbrook Reglonal the ,coming years and We hope that this suc- 19 --'---'--'-- Heddfmfleld cess continues with them throughout their igziiiim Tvgggfauiy school years. is ! 7 GIRLS' HOCKEY ROW 1: Julie Lilly, Joan Reichert, Carolyn Harris, Maxine Davis, Rose Ann Duca, Sheryl Swed. ROW 2: Pat Moore, Janet Moore, Anne Sloan, Sandy Fuhrmeister, Viv- ian Lentz, Jo Ann Cassidy, Phyllis Sockwell, Janet Green, Ruby Wood, Barbara Byrd. P. 4 VARSITY HOCKEY H.S. 5 ............ 7 6 2 ............ 2 2 3 5 1 1 3 ..,..,...... 4 'IH Swedesboro Bridgeton Triton ...,.... Pitman ......., Gloucester Woodbury Audubon .......,..,.... ....,......... Collingswood . ..,.... ., ..,.. .. Bridgeton Gloucester Woodbury Audubon ,,....,....,.. . ,........ Collingswood ...,. ......,.....,. 1 Opp. 3 Janet Green CAPTAIN 0 7 3 3 1 1 4 1 3 6 l . ..,... . J .,.,.,,. - -lp, I fQ,,F,,.4,.x5A I. LL! yvx' R5 A ff ..,. A N 9 I lm C. VARSITY TENNIS R. Retkovis, J. Green, R. Duca, B. Gibison, J. Lilly, F. Herring, C. Nielson. F BOYS' BA KETB VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: R. Struss, C. Valen- tino, J. Santosusso, J. Matteo, L. Lloyd. ROW 2: Mr. John son, E. Zane, G. Smalley, B Jackson, G. Harbeson, B Cassidy, E. Roberts, D. Wilt see, Mr. Creutzinger. VARSITY P.H.S. Opp. 27 49 Pennsgrove 28 ...,..,..,.. Pennsgrove .... .....,... 4 6 25 ..........., Glassboro ,......,.. ......... 4 8 34 ............ Merchantville ........,.,. 77 46 ..,....,.... Glassboro ..,,.....,...,......,... 78 42 ......,...., Woodbury .,..,.........,...,..... 73 47 ............ Haddon Heights ., ..,.... 97 46 ..,,..,..... Overbrook ,..,..., ............ , 65 42 .......,.... Audubon .........,. ,.... ....,. , . 125 38 ,........,., Haddonfield . .,,.. 76 36 ,........... Glassboro .,......,. .......,. 5 6 45 .,..,....,., Merchantville ,..,.........., 104 68 ,...,,..,... Triton .,.,..,..,.............,...... 70 42 ,....,.,.... Woodbury . ,..... . ,,..,........., . 90 25 .,,....,,... Haddon Heights .,.... 94 54 ...,....,... Overbrook ...,..,................. 60 25 ...,......., Audubon .,...........,...,...... 111 J. V. P.H.S. Opp. 30 34 I 1 , ...... Pennsgrove , ..................... .. 3.3 ,......,.... Pennsgrove .....,.. ,....,.,.... ..,. 5 6 55 ..,.,....... Glassboro ...,.,....,...,,..,........ 49 51 .,.......... Woodbury .,..,.,.,....,......,... 59 49 .........,.. Haddon Heights ,, .......... 76 70 ............ Overbrook ........,...,..,...,.... 56 56 .,..,.,.,... Audubon .,.,...,..,.,..,..........,...... 60 .19 .,.......... Glassboro ........... ........... 4 8 63 .....,...... Merchantville ,..,.... ......,.., 6 2 59 ............ Triton .....,..,..,................,...,... 61 47 ............ VVoodbury ................,..,..., 45 41 .....,...,.. Haddon Heights . ,..... ..... 8 3 66 .,........., Overbrook . ,......,........,,..... 43 41 ..,....,..., Audubon ................... ...... 5 5 67 ............ Haddonfield ..... .,.... 5 2 ' 57 54 .,.......... Triton ....,......,... ,.... , Joe Santosousso J. V. BASKETBALL ROW 1: B. Pollack, B. Therian, J. Rebok, B. Knellei F Liden J Smith ROW 2: T. Jones, L. Leussen, M. Griffin, B Wilson G Spears B Jones, D. Huntley, Mr. Geurini. VARSITY I-'.H.S. Opp. 51 ...,........ Pitman ................ ........ ,... 7 2 43 ......,..,.. Swedesboro ..,..,. ....,...,.,. 4 2 40 ............ Woodbury .. ,..,..,. .,..55 62 .....,.,,... Triton ,....,...,.,.,...,. ............ 2 9 50 ..,......,,. Gloucester ........,..,.............., 85 36 .,.......... Collingswood ...,..............,.. 43 50 ,..,,...,.., Overbrook .,........ .....,...,.. 3 1 45 .......,,,.. Audubon ...... ....... 5 9 42 ............ Bridgeton ...... ,........,.. 6 0 27 ..,......... VVoodbury ,,..,. ....,.,..... 4 9 58 .,.....,..,. Triton .......,.,..,..,.., .......,..,. 3 4 70. .,..,.,.... Gloucester ...,..........,..,..,... 63 46 ....,....,.. Collingswood .......,..,..,..,.... 48 82 ...,........ Overbrook ,..,... ...... 2 7 25 .....,....,. Audubon ...,..,.. ,..,........ 4 8 GIRL 9 VARSITY SQUAD now 2. A. Sloan, J. Hendrick, B. Adams, R. Rekouis, B. Jnep, B. Grc-en, V. lic-ntz. ROW 1: B. Byrd, R. Duca, P. Moore, J. Lillv, A. Goodwin. SENIOR GIRLS ROW 1: B. Byrd, B. Adams, P. Moore. ROW 2: A. Goodwin, R. Rekovis, J. Hendrick- son, B. Green. CAPTAIN Pat Moore J. V. SQUAD ROW 1: J. licllaratta, F. Frazier, B. Jackson, S. Cornet, E. Frampton, F. Quarrels, Y. Green, E. Pratt. ROW 2: W. Harris, J. Cassidy, J. D'- Ambrosio, S. Bigger, J. Frank, A. St. Petery, J. Ladner, K. Lowry, B. Gray. 4 J. V. P.H.S. Opp. 30 .,...... Pitman ,.....,... . .......... .42 44 .,.....,..,. Swedesboro . ,...,...... ...... 3 2 50 .....,...,.. Woodbury ..,. ....... 5 9 35 .......,..,. Triton ..,..,..,..... ......,..,.. 3 9 24 .....,...... Gloucester .... ....... 5 5 24 ,........... Collingswood ...,..,..... 52 13 ............ Overbrook ...,....,..,......... 15 37 ......,..... Audubon ., ..... ............ 5 T 33 ......,.,... Bridgeton .... ...,..,..... 4 T 14 ..,..,...... Woodbury .......,......,.., 47 36 .,.....,..., Triton ............, .,......,.., 3 7 30, ..,........ Gloucester ....,.......,..,.. 60 18., .......... Collingswood .......,.... 49 29 .......,..,. Overbrook .......,........,.... 32 25 .,......,.., Audubon .... ......., 5 6 Row 1: P. Furstenberg, I. Gray, J. Kidd, R. Samuels, J. Silvestro, R. Madin, W. Gattuso, N. Duca, R. MacMillan, A. Barber. Row 2: J. Enos, W. Haddock, B. Hurley, A. Montgomery, J. Rile, R Hamilton, G. Fish, W. Mattson, B. Kidd, S. Gaines, W. McClister, S. Cama. Row 3: F. Sinquet, J. Woodburn, P. McGlincy, J. Ashenbrenner, L. Crispi, H. Hoffman, R. Zorin, L. Fernan, D. Crispi. Glassboro Game RECORD P.H.S. Opp. 20 ............... Woodbury ............... 27 19 .................. Millville .................. 24 46 .................. Camden .................. 5 22 ............ Haddonfield ............ 21 33 .................. Triton ....,......,...... 13 35 ............... Mt. Holly ............... 13 26 ......... Collingswood ......... 20 22 ............... Woodbury ............... 21 41 ............... Pennsville ............... 5 WRE TLI G SOUTH JERSEY CHAMPS: R. Samuels, W. Gattuso, R. Madin, J. Kidd. r 'T 'T YES 5, L QL lil TRACK ROW 1: J. Feo, R. McCauley, C. Bolton, J. Burt, W. Johnson, J. Kidd, D. Wiltsee, W. Myers, D. McManamy, J. Baylor, J. Myers, R. Cundey, F. Sinquett, H. Henderson. ROW 2: R. Gatewood, F. McNalley, F. Smith, L. Crispi, R. Rohrer, R. Lind, C. Valentino, M. Battaglia, R. Zorn, J. Louis, T. Lloyd, R. Long, T. Cox, D. Batzel, C. Pratt, D. Myers, C. Hoover, J. Woodburn, E. Smalley, R. Baylor, C. Neissner, T. Smith, W. Gattuso, J. Quarles, R. Macmillin, W. Mattson, J. Lodge, W. Jones, Mr. Creutzinger. 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