Peddie School - Old Gold and Blue Yearbook (Hightstown, NJ)

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TO MR GEORGE WEED A MASTER AT PEDDIE AND A GREAT COACH OF TRACK WE THE CLASS OF T958 MINDFUL OF THE STUDENTS HE HAS TAUGHT WELL AND THE BRILLIANT ATHLETES HE HAS DEVELOPED RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS BOOK FOR THI RTY-TWO YEARS MR GEORGE WE ED .nf P ' . 3-g-im., ,E-,frpi . 13 in E Carrol O scar Morong Carl E Geiger Beniamin D CARROL OSCAR MORONG B D TH D Headmaster Educated at The American Umversxty George Washmgton Umversxty Harvard Umversnty Andover Newton Theological School Boston Umversxty BENJAMIN D ROMAN A B LL B ED M Assistant Headmaster Head of the Latm Dept Master at Peddle smce 1951 Educated at Brown Unlversxty Harvard Boston Umversxty Suffolk Law School CARL E GEIGER B S Admmxstratnve Assistant Master at Pedd1e smce 1918 Fducated at Bucknell UHIVCISIIY COL HOMER W JONES LL B M B A Busmess Manager Appomted 1953 Educated at Umversxty of Louxsvxlle Harvard MILLARD G DuB0lS B S M A Dean Drrector of the umor School umor School Mathematics Master at Peddle smce 1954 Educated at Mlddlebury College Columbxa Teach ers College Cornell Umverslty Ro mon Homer W Jones Mlllord G DuBois Evans Hicks Williom Herbert Monboe xv- EVANS HICKS, B.S., M.A. Head of Mathematics Departmentg Master at Peddie since 1935 Educated at Princeton Universityg U. of Penn- sylvania. WILLIAM HERBERT MARIBOE, B.A., M.A. Head of Social Studies Departmentg Master at Peddie since 1942 Educated at Oberlin Collegeg U. of Michigan, U. of Pennsylvania. CLINTON IRVIN SPROUT, B.A. Head of English Department' Master at Peddie since 1921 Educated at Bucknell University The United States Naval Academy PHILIP MILTON HOOD A B Head of Modern Languages Department Master at Peddie smce 1936 Educated at Bowdoin College Harvard U U of Nancy SPENSER HERVEY MERRIAM B S M S Head of Science Department Master at Peddie since 1937 Educated at Syracuse University Rutgers U HAROLD A VAN KIRK PH B LL B Head of Public Speaking Department and Drama Master at Peddie since 1953 Educated at University of Chicago Cleveland School of Law U of Pennsylvania Cambridge ,L-.x Philip Milton Hood Spenser Hervey Merri om v Clinton Irvin Sprout Hmold A. Von Kirk xNV ?,3 J 31,5-1' 05? gift iwgiff Q' Carl B Brewer Roger C. Bnnk John C Bnstor John S. Creoghe John W Edgar John Bengamln Green W H Fench ClydeJ Holi CARL B BREWER B A Latm Master at Peddre smce 1957 Educated at Bowdoin College ROGER C BRINK BA MA French Spanxsh Master at Peddne smce 1955 Educated at Hamllton College U of Madrxd Mlddlebury College JOHN C BRISTOR B S untor School Soctal Studtes and English Master at Peddle smce 1955 Educated at Pennsylvanla State Umversxty JOHN S CREAGHE B A English Master at Peddte smce 1957 Educated at Untversnty of Colorado JOHN W EDGAR B A M A Fngltsh Master at Peddre smce 1949 Educated at Wesleyan Umverslty Dartmouth College New York U JOHN BENJAMIN GREEN B A German Geography Master at Peddre smce 1956 Educated at Yale Umversxty Herdelberg U WILLIAM H FRENCH B S MA Sclence Master at Peddte smce 1946 Fducatcd at Vrrgxma Polytechnic Institute Columbia U CLYDE J HOLT MUS B Mus1c Master at Peddxe smce 1953 Educated at Westminster Chou College U of Maryland Washmgton Musical Instttute DAVID R. KIVIAT, A.B., A.M. Mathematicsg Master at Peddie since 1955 Educated at Princeton Universityg Columbia U. DONALD W. LARRIMER, B.S. Scienceg Master at Peddie since 1952 Educated at Muhlenberg Collegeg Hahnemann Medical College. ROBERT B. LAWSON, B.S., M.ED. Scienceg Master at Peddie since 1956 I.. Educated at College of William and Mary f ADDISON DALE MCMULLAN, A.B., M.A. Englishg Master at Peddie since 1956 Ddvid R- Kividf Donald W- Lorrimer Educated at Harvard Collegeg Boston U. V ' PHILIP RATHBONE Mlcxs, s.A., MJ.. M IU5 f En lishg Master at Peddie since 1956 ' ff J f Edicated at Hobart Collegeg Columbia U. A fd 'L E t fl jglhm I WILLIAM ANDREW MOFFETT, A.B., M.A. Social Studiesg Master at Peddie since 1956 Educated at Davidson Collegeg Duke U. KENNETH A MORNEAU A B M B A Spanish and French Master at Peddie since 1956 Educated at Harvard University Wharton Graduate School WILLIAM H O DONNELL .IR A B 45 Science and Englisn Master at Peddie since 1957 Educated at Brown University Robert B Lawson Addison Dale McMullen 'bt .ful .fini K Philip Rathbone Mlcks William Andrew Moffett Kgnnofh A Momeou William H O Donnell . , . ., . . . - I Y , 0. . , ., . . , . . . . 'sf' 1 , . 4 K l Ki . 0 ' .bfi-4 4 55 SQEQJQ' 1. . . Lloyd Ogden Oscar Lewus Rand H Harold F Stoddard Jr Gordon H Sunbury I Reed Vuctor Stewart Sacco LLOYD OGDEN B A ED M Mathematlcs Master at Peddre smce 1943 Fducated at Oswego Normal School Buffalo State Teachers Col Rutgers U OSCAR LEWIS RAND B A ED M Mathematics Master at Peddle smce 1939 Educated at Yale bmverslty Rutgers U GERVAIS EYER REED A B Fnglxsh Master at Peddxe smce 1957 Educated at Prmceton Unnversrty VICTOR STEWART SACCO A B B D English Master at Peddxe smce 1956 Educated at St Lawrence Umversxty MAURICE P SHUMAN B S unnor School Social Studles Sclence Readmg and Spellmg Master at Peddxe smce 1935 Educated at Ursmus College Rutgers U Har vard U JOHN W SPROUT B A MA Mathematlcs Master at Peddle smce 1950 Educated at Bucknell UHIVCISIIY HAROLD FRANKLIN STODDARD .IR A B B D Chaplain Blble Master at Peddle smce 1956 Educated at Franklm College Colgate Rochester Dlvlmty School GORDON I'I SUNBURY A B Englnsh Remedlal Readmg Master at Peddxc smce 1951 Educated at Tr1n1ty College Harvard U 'E . G i . . '7 , . ., . . S - S K ., . , . ., . . 5 ,. . . , . , . . - Q . , . ., . . S . , .. I 7 , I '1 ' Maurice P. Shuman John W. Sprout ' I ' 'I ' ' S , ., . ., . . 1 S 5 . . , . . , S Q . 4 K A ,. --114 I ., '. I . , . . Everett L SWIH William Thompson Robert L Tuff! Clifford E Timmons EVERETT L SWIFT A B A M Soctal Studtes Master at Peddxe smce 1941 Educated at Bowdonn College Harvard U Prmce ton U WILLIAM THOMPSON B S ED M Soc1alStud1es Master at Peddre smce 1939 Educated at Syracuse Unlversxty Rutgers U ROBERT L TIFFT B A MA French Spamsh Master at Peddxe smce 1936 Educated at Lehxgh Unnverslty Columbxa U La Sorbonne CLIFFORD ERNEST TIMMONS PD B Adm1ss1onsD1rector Master at Peddte smce 1928 e ' Q I' I O X 5 . . I 'Q I ' , . ., . . Q . . Z ' . , . ., . . 1 S s ' -, ' I e 77177 5 . Educated at West Chester State Teachers Collegeg Locum A' wodden Alben L' wmson . , . . , 5 . . 9 . , . . I . . 5 . . , . . 3 . . 5 ' U. . I I ,, . 1 . . Q at g U of Pennsylvama LUCIAN A WADDELL A B Mathematics French Master at Peddle smce 1939 Educated at Amherst College La Sorbonne ALBERT L WATSON B A Engltsh Master at Peddxe smce 1953 Educated at Yale University Harvard U GEORGE W WEED B S Mathematxcs Master at Peddte smce 1926 Educated at Dartmouth College Columbla EMERSON G ZEITLER B A. Mathematics Mechamcal Drawmg Master Peddte smce 1953 Educated at Bowdom College George W Weed - Emerson G. Zeltler A Edward Blackmar Mrs John S Creoghe Mnss Barbara G Dobert Mass Isabell Monterth A EDWARD BLACKMAR B A MD Hygiene School Physlcxan Master at Peddre smce 1949 Educated at Hamrlton College New York Medxcal Co MRS JOHN S CREAGHE junior School Housemother appomted 1957 MISS BARBARA G DOBERT B S Lxbranan Lxbranan at Peddle smce 1956 Educated at State Umverslty Teachers College Geneseo New York MISS ISABELL MONTEITH R N Assrstant Nurse appomted 1947 MRS IRVING PICKERING Cashrer appointed 1955 MRS LILIAN STITES Social Hostess Matron appomted 1956 MISS EVE E TOWNSEND R N Mrs Irvlng Plckenng Nrs Lullon Shtes School Nurse appointed 1921 Mass Eve E Townsend Charles C Wuldf Jr CHARLES C WALDT .IR Asslstant Business Manager Appomted 1957 Educated at Phxladelphla Blble Institute V xi QA.: naw 953, THE PEDDIE SCHOOL HIGHTSTOWW A J F' .awe vwfwv vw +113 Q ivd wwf: win PFOG I' GW T2 f 5 D 0 C v-1 mborw Cf' Q 143, wa I1 1 sfhccl Q W cnt O 'av- G Du T CWD G TQQO Q D K. 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To P1c.xS ihv evMn'S Tiff D , Wav PfT9T?mT 52 flmfw im. bible. To , 4.Q Q11 +Ff sf.ULs 'bf' ' E2 V Qfs'inv i',.,Sfffw VfPU fke s':j3ni 25 fuzz 5 i'QCSff1l3. If ig rf+F,A 4he guvp , 'Q flofurb 'iQ BCQESS fhft will , Q12 ki5f,u We a.i,3 0, eve, 3 aud y.Qjle lcnq lf., ?53i1i Ti +5f' f'1l V9T9ll Wen? 'Fin,3 ' shzuli hc' Fe I'P7C'AG . .- X rm k CX Q , K , 3 vw Z f' ' q VJ, , ,1 A. VA A T8 4 4 fx vm SENICDR CLASS HISTORY Only twenty-five of us now in the senior class have weathered the storms of Peddie for four years, but those twenty-five have taught the new- comers the tricks and traditions of The Old Gold and Blue, so that all of us are now men of Peddie . Uur memories ofdays spenton jersey's southward plain are many - some include fellow students now gone: Alan Blankfield, Charlie Carlton, Jim Cleary, Frank Cronin - but most are of those who have made the Senior Class stand out in the last four years. We well remember those who gained recognition of our class's worth in the battle with the books, we recall those who have played for Peddie's teams, and we remember the leaders of Peddie's publications and activi- ties. Back in the first few days after our birth, our class began to show off its brain power. We had more than our share of honor students - Steve Clark, Charlie Cohan, Mike Flicker, and Clyde Holt. As our numbers increased, so too did the number in our class receiving honors. Cy Todd appeared on the scene to tell us about rocketry, and Steve Clark stuck around telling us about everything. Last year jack Herrity pulled his in- famous 99 in Spanish, and last year too, we first ran into the College Boards. The Boards proved what everyone had suspected for four years - our class is one of the best that ever passed through Peddie. We had already proved that we have some of the best athletes in the annals of our school. In Freshman year Lee Vulgaris and Phil Pullen starred on the third form football team while making ready for their varsity careers. jim Hicks, Dave Ogden, and Bill 'Rose pushed the Frosh- Soph soccer team to an undefeated season. Mike Flicker represented our class in wrestling, winning a state championship. In the spring, Connie Decker drove the golf team on to one of its ex- cellent seasons. In sophomore year, we sent four men up to varsity soccer: Hicks, Ogden, Rose, and Larry Robinson. Lance Hopkins fremember him?J played varsity football. Brant Duffy dove well, Tim Keller joined Mike on the wrestling team, and Decker showed up again for golf. Last year we practically took over varsity football, sending in A1 Carpenter, Phil Pullen, Lee Vul- garis, and Dave Lawless, who were assisted by Flicker, U1Mantia and Waddell. Tony Hicks and joe Fell ran cross country. Tony and Lee played varsity basketball, while Brant kept the board bouncing. jack Herrity and john Clough comple- mented the wrestling team, and Mike Horowitz manifested his power in the weight lifting club. Tony Hicks joined Connie on the links, while Bernie Campbell threw some hot ones on the diamond. This year, we carried our seniority into all the sports. Sports occupied our afternoons, but activities took up our spare time. Steve Clark reported for the Peddie News during his Freshman and Sopho- more years, but then moved to a more noble publi- Cation, the Old Gold and Blue. Mike Horowitz was quick to fill Steve's place with the help of Max Rubin. This year, Steve worked to produce the Old Gold and Blue, as editor, and Mike spent some time editing the News, which was published sporadically. Last year saw the birth of the Ampbignl which was well supported for two years by our class. Mr. Van Kirk's plays, in the last First Row: Messing, Wilson, Lesser, Love, Jacques, Granger Hovell, Rice, Vulgaris, Duffy, Mr. Zeitler, Herrity, Yurasko, Fell Uribe, Araque, de la Macorra, Minschwaner, Kambhu. Second Row DeFlorio, lerly, McManus, Anderson, Fetbrod, Holt, Clark, Schultz Lipsey, Hahn, Martin, Ollick, Campbell, Minskoff, Carpenter, Cott Hutchinson, Fiala. Third Row: Drosdat, Mozer, Kroner, Borger Sanchez, Horowitz, Rubin, Waddell, Flicker, Rose, Candelori Klug, Decker, Hicks, Vossen, Harrison, Keller. Fourth Row' Hillegas, Willis, G. Richardson, Click, ,I. Richardson, Spooner I.aMautia, Lefelar, Bookrajian, Clough, Shemin, Britton, Parker Ball, Chierichetti, Ogden. Fiflh Row: Fitch, Silsby, Hicks, Silman Todd, Schumann, Westine, Manshoor, Snyder, Saleh, Ross, Reddell Potter, j. Shuman. Sixth Row: J. Cohan, Robinson, C. Cohan, Sugarbaker, Ressler. 1 v 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vulgaris, Duffy. Mr. Zeitler, Yurasko, Fell. four years, have come off as scheduled, although not always as planned, with the help of our classg and our musical Meisiersingers inhabited the Glee Club. In all the occupations and activities at Peddie, our class have been the leaders. Some of us think we have done something for Peddie, others of us think we have done something to Peddie, but we have one thing in commong we have all been mem- bers ofthe Class of '58, Peddie. 'fn BDUFFY BRANT WILLIAM DUFFY. All hail our worthy president, who led us faithfully for so many years. Our trusty guide in the past, as an alumnus Duffy will undoubtedly lead us onward in loyal devotion to the school. Third Form Football 1, 24 Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, Captain 4g Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 2, Secretary 3, President 43 House Committee 3, 4, President of Class 2, 3, 4, Gold Key 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club Zg Pine and lvy Lounge 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: junior Varsity Baseball 24 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. September 21, 1940 - I'. of Vermont. ARMAND LONDON FELL, JR, joe always carried two ties with him - an orange and black tie and a blue and white tie - and wore them depending on who was near. He could almost always be found early Sunday morning sneaking back to Trask from his activities in Trenton on Saturday. Vice President of Class 2, 4g House Committee 43 Gold Key 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Old Gold and Blue 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Var- sity Cross-Country 3, Captain 45 Winter Track 3, Captain 43 Spring Track 3, 4g Freshman Soccer 1g Astronomy Club lg Rifle Club 1, Frosh-Soph Baseball 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. August 8, 1939 - Princeton, Yale. WILLIAM HARRY YURASKO, Reverend Bill was made famous by his many public appearances and speeches. Between Beekman bomb-scares and the Dean's face peering at him from behind the curtains of the window next door, he had a difficult time with his studies. Old Gold and Blue 2, Busi- ness Manager 3, 4g Spring Track 3, 43 Secretary of Class 4g Ampbion 3, 4, House Committee 4, Gold Key 45 Winter Track 3, 4, Third Form Football 25 Cross-Country 4, Monitor 3, 4. july 23, 1940 - Yale. LEONEDAS M. VULGARIS. Lee was an outstanding star on the athletic field this year, and it was a staid, ascetic life, without smoking, drinking, or going out with girls that enabled him to do so well. Varsity Football 3, Captain 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Captain 49 Treasurer of Class 49 Gold Key 4g Varsity Track 3, 4g j.V. Football 29 Third Form Football lg Band 15 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 4. November 29, 1939 l nfl J JOHN LOWRIE ANDERSON, JR. Lowrie, who is noted for his linguistic talents and his majestic strut down the aisle of the dining hall with a few dishes, was the marvel of everyone who watched him. Chess Club 3, 49 Spring Track 3, 43 Classical Music Club 3, Varsity Football 4, Win- ter Track 4g Spring Track 3, 4, College Club 4. April 9, 1939. ARNOLDO ARAQUE GUTIERREZ, Arnoldo was true to his Latin music tastes this year. When he wasn't beating time on a glass with his fork, he was turning a chapel hymn into lively rhythm. Third Form Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, College Club 43 Spanish Club 4, Weightlifting 3, 4. April 14, 1940 - R.P.I. CARLOS A. BALL. Carlos was a mystery man this year. He left a trail of broken bird baths, wrecked leafcutting machines, and no traces! Spanish Club 4, College Club 4. july 20, 1940. EDWARD M. BOOKRAJIAN, JR. Eddie, who roomed with Frank Lipsey in Coleman, could usually be found counting the days until the next vacation or complaining to the business office. Arts and Crafts Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4: Motion Picture Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, French Club 4, Latin Club 4, College Club 4. February 16, 1941 - Georgetown. il 4 x X s ANDERSON ino- 'hur 'M-v 4504 ih- BOOKRAJIAN BALL GUTIERREZ GEORGE CANDELORI. George, by the common C0rlSent of almost all of the student body, sold the most abominable pizza ever made. This, how- ever, did not bother him at all, for he was too busy making plans to retire on the profits of his business. Varsity Baseball 3, 4. April 10, 1940. ALAN STEWART CARPENTER, When big Al wasn't playing football, he was along with the performers in his well known trained flea circus- Var- sity Football 3, 4, j.V. Basketball 3, College Club 45 Varsity Club 4, Monitor 4, Work Program Captain 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Swimming. Dec. 3, 1939 - Cornell. GLAUCO CHIERICHETTI, lX'ehaven't been able to dig up too much dirt on Glauco, except that he kept trained fleas in his bongo drums. Frosh-Soph Soccer 1, 2, Rifle Club 1, 25 Fall Tennis Tourney 3, Monitor 3, 4, Camera Club 1gSpanishClub4g College Club 43 Varsity Soccer 4. October 25, 1940. STEPHEN BRUCE CLARK. Steve, the scholar of Trask, who was never to be seen without his Yale tie, could usually be found in the Social Studies Library or on the golf course. lt was suspected that he and Dr. Wilt conversed fluently in Latin. Frosh-Soph Soccer 13 Perldie News 1, 2, Chess Club 1, Latin Club 25 Old Gold and Blue 2, 3, Fdiwr 4: German Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Co-editor of the Amphion 3, 4, Varsity Golf Mgr. 3, 4. june 1, 1940 - Yale. ive' BORGER BRITTON CANDELORI CAMPBELL CHARLES WILLIAM COHAN. Big Bear Cohan,mighty in battle and mightier still in extracurricular proceedings, ruled X-House with a heavy hand, and with a roommate. German Club 15 Varsity Swimming Mgr. 1, Gold Key 3, 4, Monitor 3, 43 Head Work Program Leader 4, Lacrosse 4g '41 Lounge Treasurer 4. May 2, 1939 - Colby. JOEL RUFF CUHAN. joel was a first-mate on Coleman's B deck. He was most often seen studying amid a pile of books and other refuse. Spanish Club 2, 4, Monitor 4, Work Program Captain 45 College Club 45 Spanish Club Vice Pres. 4, Golf 4, Weight Lifting 45 February 21, 1941 - Ohio Wesleyan. EDWARD LAWRENCE COTT. Ed Cott, who refused to supply the Avery parties with sarsaparilla, was frequently heard saying, It's Cott to be Good! Frosh-Soph Basketball 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, College Club 3, 4, JV Swimming 35 Monitor 3, Cheer Leader 45 Mgr. Swimming 4, Mgr. Tennis 4. November 26, 1940. CONRAD DECKER lll. Connie became a good golfer from his desire to avoid the embarrassment of having to wade into Conover's cow pastures to retrieve his golf balls. Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 JV Soccer 3. August 15, 1939. C a fl xr' , -r S 'v ' ,' in, C. COH AN 'ik DE FLORIO DE LA MACORRA DROSDAT MICHAEL JOHN FETBROD. Fetbrod, whose inquisitive nature often foundhim defending his poking nose, was affectionately called Flipflop. He was respected by all for his pugilistic talents and his way with women. Chess Club 4, College Club 4. October 10, 1940 - M.I.T. HOWARD SIGMUND FIALA. From the first time he was seen on the campus, Howie was marked as a person who would cut a grand figure in life. Now we can see that he is a greater person than we thought, for he has spurned Fame and Activity for the more noble cause of Virtue. College Club 4, Science Club 4. june, 1939. PETER JAMES FITCH. Pete, who is said to have been here almost as long as Wilson Hall, graciously accepted the invitation of his Peddie friends to return. 3rd Form Football 2, Rifle Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Winter Track 4gSpanish Club 4, Classical Music Club 4. March 26, 1940 - University of Penn. MICHAEL ROBERT FLICKER. Black Mike was often confused with his little brother, who, after all, was trying to follow in his big brother-'s footsteps. A noted scholar, he used his grade in Communism 4 to pull up his average. 3rd Fonn Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Captain 3, 45 3rd Form baseball 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Sept. 29, 1940 - Yale. in.-Z' 1 'fire' GLICK GRANGER FETBROD 'v N 1 -J' HAHN Qi, FIALA Q- mai. Pub I als HARRISON 9157 FITCH FLICKER ROBERT MICHAEL GLICK. Bob, the man in the gray flannel suit, was frequently mistaken in Wilson'Hall's dark corridors for Mr. Hobbs. Declam- ation Contest 3, 45 Exremp. Contest 4, Reeves Contest 4, Drama Club 3, President 45 Fall Tennis Tourney 3, 4, Classical Music Club 3, 4: Old Gold and Blue 4g French Club President 4. january 19, 1941 - Harvard. GENE H. GRANGER. Gene, the quiet type, could almost always be found writing letters to one girl or another. Gene lived in Avery 30. Rifle Club 44 Winter Track 4g Spring Track 4. April 8, 1940 - john Hopkins. ROBERT RUTHERFORD HAHN. The Arab roomed alone in Avery 29. However, he was more often seen tracking wild beasts at a certain nearby lake. Science Club 25 3rd Form Soccer, College Club 3, 45 Lacrosse 3, 49 Classical Music Club 49 Movie Club 4. April 21, 1939. NORMAN ROLFE HARRISON. Rolfe was known throughout the campus for his outstanding physical characteristics such as his red hair. He could most often be found taking his rest after a long hard day's work. j.V. Soccer 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 3, 49 j.V. Baseball 3. April 20, 1940. JOHN HENRY HERRITY. Our most honored and revered school president led us this year in great devotion to our school and headmaster. As Y.M.C.A. president, he was greatly responsible for another highly suc- cessful and beneficial year's work. 3rd Form Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2, Class Secretary 2, Cheer Leader 2, j.V. Base- ball 2g Monitor 3, 4, Gold Key 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. president 45 House Committee 43 President of the School 4. March 11, 1940 - Yale. ANTHONY BRIGHT HICKS. Strange ducklike sounds were often heard resounding through Wyckoff. Everyone recognized the quacking as Hicks yelling at his roommate, but everyone wondered how the divots got into the room's floor. However, his forgiving roommate kept him well supplied with members of the opposite sex. Cross Country 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3. 4, Varsity Golf 5, 4, Gold Key 44 Work Program Captain 4, Movie Club 45 Chess Club 4, Varsity Club 4. August 7, 1940 - Princeton. JAMES ROSSETTER HICKS. Jimmy grew like a weed between freshman year and senior year, but he wasn't quite as worthless. His sterling ex- ploits during all four years ingratiated him with the head of the Math Department. Freshman-Sophomore Soccer lg Winter Track 1, Spring Track 1, 2, j.V. Soccer 2, Wrestling 2, Gold Key 3, 45 Varsity Soccer 3, 49 Glee Club 3, 4, Peddie Neus 3, 4, Choir 4. February 22, 1941 - Dartmouth. DONALD HILLEGAS. Don roomed on mysterious 2nd South. During the week before an open weekend he was often heard practicing his animal calling. Spanish Club 45 Dramatic Club 49 Baseball 4. june 30, 1940 - Cornell. HERRITY i v i Tl- HOLT HOROWITZ HOVELL ROBERT WALTER IERLEY. Residing on a deck of Coleman, Admiral Bob's life at Peddie was one of anticipating a life aboard a ship. Rumor has it that he often squared his meals at the dimer table. 3rd Form Foot- ball lg Boy Scouts lg Chess Club lg Band 1, 35 Latin Club 2, 3g Glee Club 3g College Club 35 Lacrosse 3g Ampbion 33 Monitor 3g Gold Key 4. May 25, 1940. GEORGE EARL JACQUES. George, once known as Milky, could often be heard yelling Hey, come on now fellows, cut it out, in Coleman. This year he found solace and protection with john Spooner. 3rd Form Football l: Chess Club 1, 25 Band lg Boy Scouts 2g Frosh-Soph. Baseball 23 Glee Club 3g College Club 3, 49 1. V. Baseball 34 Monitor 35 Classical Music 4g '41 Lounge 4. December 17, 1940 - Brown. .IIDBHAND KAMBHU. jay was a faithful and long-suffering member of our class. His Oriental mysticiaian provoked us to wonder and to awe. Col- lege Club 45 Stamp Club 4. Georgetown University. TIMOTHY DAVID KELLER. Tiny 'lzim toppled tremendous titans while wrestling on Senor Tifft's wrestling team and wrestling his housemates in Avery. Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2g College Club 45 Work program Captain 4. October 8, 1939 - Capital University. IERLEY KLUG KRONER LAMANTIA ROBERT ARTHUR LEFELAR. Bob was Mr. Mick's most trusty first lieutenant this year, and it was largely due to his efforts that Coleman was such a model of discipline and calm for all the campus to behold and wonder at. junior Varsity Basketball 35 Lacrosse 3, 45 Gold Key 45 Varsity football 45 Monitor 45 Work Program Captain 45 Wrestling 45 Col- lege Club 4. April 26, 1939 - Lehigh. JOHN ELLIOT LESSER. john, Avery's philosopher, roomed with San- chez. When he wasn't holding the door against Sanchez's many admirers, he was working on plans to get his car up to 200 miles an hour. Band 3, 45 College Club 35 Camera Club 3, 45 Peddie News 35 junior Varsity Wrest- ling 35 Latin Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Wrestling 45 Golf 4. March 7, 1939 - Dartmouth or Williams. LOUIS FRANK LIPSEY, JR. Frank, when he wasn't on one of his many extended day leaves in Asbury Park, roomed with Ed Bookrajian in Cole- man 12. Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Track 45 Col- lege Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 4. May 20, 1939. JAMES D. LOVE. Lover spent most of his time brushing his teeth, but took time out to swim, play bridge, or watch television in the Coleman butt lounge . Varsity Swimming 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 35 Varsity Baseball 45 Rifle Club, President 4. September 16, 1938 - Tulsa or Denver. K. i an--f' 9 MANSHOOR MCMANUS LEFELAR MARTIN GEORGE GROVER MINSCHWANER Ill. Smiling George was a quiet but valuable member of our class for four years. His proficiency in picture taking made him decide to take up photography for a living. Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 43 3rd Form Baseball mgr. 2, Press Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Monitor 4, Year Book Staff 4. April 21, 1940 - University of Pennsylvania. EDWARD J. MINSKOFF. Ed, who saw the advantage of rooming with the son of a soda pop company owner, decided that It's Cott to be good, and roomed again this year with Ed Cott in Avery 27. j.V. Swimming 2, 3, College Club 3, 49 Monitor 3, Varsity Swimming 4, Varsity Tennis 4, Work Program Captain. December 31, 1940 - Lehigh. DANIEL STASH MOZER. This year Clem roomed with Dan Bray who, upon looking into Clem's closet, was surprised to find a haystack. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Astronomy Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 45 College Cflub 33 Science C lub 3. DAVID LLOYD OGDEN. Dashing, daring Dave was the pride of the Peddie Soccer Team and frequently duplicated his feats on the soccer field with dmose down town. Fresh.-Soph. Soccer lg Varsity Soccer 2, 3, captain 45 j.V. Basketball 2, j.V. Baseball 2, Gold Key 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, captain 4, Pres. of Day Boy Association, College Club 4. july 3, 1940- Dartmouth. 'Iv' '-Q MINSCHWANER KM-iv f OLLICK PARKER E POTTER STEVEN MacFADDEN RESSLER. Steve spent much of his time at the local dance hall. His ability to be on time for Saturday night taps was questionable. Work Program Captain 4, Glee Club 4, Peddie News Staff 49 Spanish Club 4g V.P. Dramatic Club 4, College Club 4. November 22, 1938 - Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. RICHARD HENRY RICE III. Rocky Rikky, the birdland boy, was well known for his frequent appearances on Radio Free Peddie. He shared Avery 34 with Mr. Moffet's books and was always ready to liven things up with stories about his numerous girls. Spring Track 2, 3, Art Club President 4. August 14, 1940 - Colorado State College of Education. GARY EARL RICHARDSON, Gary, not only resembled an Oxford Scholar, but looked amazingly like an English miler. His horn-rimmed glasses were the envy of all. German Club 3, 4g Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 45 Arnpbion 4, Old Gold and Blue 3, copy editor 4, Creative Writing Club 4, October 15, 1940-Yale. JAMES PATRICK RICHARDSON. jim, who has picked up quite a few words of German from john Spooner, has been heard to frequently curse his bad golf drive auf Deutsch. Although rooming with Angelo LaMantia this year, he spent most of his time with the only triumvirate that lasted out the year. French Club 4, Classical Music Club 45 Old Gold and Blue 4. F? ROSE ROSS J!- RESSLER RUBIN ROBERT DEAN SCHULTZ JR. Although he officially roomed in Wyckoff, it was often thought that Schultz resided in Coleman. His hot Pontiac appeared mysteriously about the campus, and upon close inspection a bonny lassie could be seen within. Varsity Football 43 Basketball 45 Baseball 4g College Club 4. December 21, 1939 - Bucknell. LENARD HAL SHEMIN. Lennie, who roomed in Avery 38 with Ahmad Nanshoor, spent most of his time wandering through theldorms in pursuit of food. College Club 4g Varsity Basketball 45 j.V. Football 45 Varsity Football 4. March 4, 1941. WILLIAM RICKKEY SHUMANN. This year wild Willy took his rightful place among us after the arrival of his brother showed that there must be some reason for it. Rifle Club 3. October 11, 1940. 'JOHN CHRISTIAN SCHUMAN JR. Schoe, the lesser member of the three mouseketcers, had a mock for every remark. He favored the Hightstown beauties,but he remembered Melrose Park best. Rifle Club 35 j.V. Basket- ball 3g Cheerleader 45 College Club 43 Lacrosse 44 Monitor 4. May 9, 1939 - Colgate. SCHULTZ SILMAN SILSBY SNYDER DONALD JAMES SUGARBAKER. Uncle Donald's buddies proclaimed him a potential Olympic sprinter for his ability in getting to the butt lounge for a game of cards after every meal. Latin Club 2. june 19, 1940. CYRUS TODD. Slide-rule Cy spent most of this year deciding whether to disprove the Theory of Relativity or build a rocket to the moon, but his collegiate dress and dignified walk will make him a success whatever he decides. Peddie News 49 Old Gold and Blue 4g Science Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Creative Writing Club 4, Varsity Tennis 3, 49 Dramatic Club 4, Rifle Club 3, 4. july 30. 1940 - M.I.T. LUIS EDWARDO URIBE. Everybody thought Luis was sane, but at the mere sight of a soccer ball he went mad and started to rave in some out- landish language. Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Classical Music Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. january 3, 1940. ROBERT JOSEPH VOSSEN. Bob, a member of the P.B.C., lived in Cole- man 23 with jim Love. He spent most of his time pursuing a mysterious secret life. j.V. Basketball 35 Varsity Basketball 43 College Club 44 Work Program Head 4, Peddie News Staff 4. April 18, 1940 - Lehigh. SUGARBAKER CN., WADDELL WESTINE A - f , . WILLIS L.. f ,. -144' 2522 mv , ,- A ,4- ,,, 4 f:hAigQ,,,'5 K' if --s-1 7 QQ ag V1 2-.14 ,QL -ff 5'?'l? m1?'Emi1H 129' S ,vw V . f, 31 Af-ffl. 1 ui ff I 2 ' ff' rfll LA Keenest Intellect Clark Fetbrod Flrst to marry Robinson Fe Favorite song Rounclwy Jonlhouse Rock Gaucleamus Igltur 1 X: l f l N xx, L, - 'nz l Best athlete Vulgaru s f X Hlclcs I X, SENIOR POLL GJ-.X gglvj E: Best dressed Con Fe Best llne VllC 1 Dr Morong Ho t Least clvlllzed Hahn Sonclwez Most doslung Messing Vulgarls Master of lntngue Mr Haywood Gluck ,,-AXA R10 Movie Most enloyed Around the World In 80 Days The King and l Most collegiate Cott Fe Takes longest chances Fitch Sugarbolcer B5 wi F , rfb ,, D g x ' ,ef s , , 4' A 6 , X 'fig 2' t f V' rl' 'I xl v Q-1 , U t ef nf t I 1 Q J 0 ' : I t II l l Q A-' wi . . : 'S z 5 cl IS , 1 Q V! F' ' QUE ll 5 . J I I II , 5 .IJ l DOHC m0Sf lOl' PGI-ldiel Done most toward making Duffy Peddie co-ed again: Herriiy Mr. Ogden Ressler Most Respected Master: Favorite college: Mr. Roman Yale Mr. Hicks Princeton Most respected student: Herrity Duffy Master of satlre Lawless Mr Watson if YBOYJ Favorite Magazine Playboy Most likely to succeed Clark Yurasko Best adlusted to Peddle food Enms Clough N39 58 1-44,49 L 1237 f, WHA1, me muy! Best llked car Ford Corvette Most Influence with the faculty Yurasko X A A A f g 'msm wtr X- , t u Wittiest: Duffy Lawless AZN a V.- XX TW kj stem N E ..,w-1-mW77f1f-Xu nl QL XQ, Q LL vfv we f gg, , fl 1 Ill F 1 Jif Mad ' e X xlnfrx T' 9 KX is P lx. C ' Cal ll! . 4. Qu: ' ,Q - ll! K KXXQ- ,,:Af'- ,509 nom ', v,,,Y giyflnkn Wnrrj 'T - , A ,ff , gg g of X, S M! 4 -Q -L.: , 1 52' TH f f if 'J 1 fl 'I , K 1 ii! K f X , G X ll f K L ,ff l'C.X K2 ix ,SX X-X Q, , , .. -:a -e I 7 1 'Now that s our Mister . . . CARE I m geffm out of here We exfend 0 hearty . . ' M, QAM. fr- A A , , I 2 A I V K 2- 'Wee xx ,. W Xfr' F' ' Hit me Holy Parade! Where's Walter Brown'7 fs.. 'ff 'W-4 . 'r- wrgs! fm gal ,,f fig! Q ,Af Q . v 'F',Q11f'Ai'. if Highest Apogee A5355 LV ralflifiglf Now, boys. . W, N4 ,. I 25 , 11 QQN, ,V N . , gig :jf This Blessed House , 5 'ML .L , ' L, ,jaw :Ju ,, slimy! U M Iv ., JUNIOR CLASS Members of this year's junior Class can proudly boast of being a part of the largest class seen at Peddie in the past few years. We have one hundred- two men in the class. As one might expect from our great size, we are a class of much and varied talent, but the fact one might not realize is that our talent is large percentage-wise also. Leading our class in the academic aspects of school life are Kraemer Luks, Nelson Levy, and Carl Anderson, three very able and versatile scholars. These three are not the only high rank- ing intellects, but they are at the top of the list. Our class is represented well on all athletic fields. Eight of the starting football eleven were, ff . VVCLU, edlpkggffaremembered long after we are gone. Li, ' Ur' yvin Officers: M cl.ean llensbaw Nielson Mr. Brink Sic cardi SOPHOMORE CLASS This year's Sophomore Class began with thirty-eight old boys, who had been promoted from the infancy of freshmen, and a large group of versatile new boys, who were mad ' Peddie men by the old boys C 1flI0 The class of '60 was r class officers: Allen Cantlie, and George On the gridiron sented by john Officers: Slader I3 ellios Bond Cantlie Mr. Kiuidi. 0' C A LQ' 'Wal' VJ 'ix A 1 1 , M. juniors. These hard working athletes are: jay Warren, Phil Pullen, Tom King, Al Yodakis, Bill Fox, Sam Dieterich, Dick Knowles, and Deckle McLean. Tom Shuman, also a junior, alternated at the quarterback slot. Class representatives on the soccer team are: Bill Faylor, Bert Rocka- fellow, Art Siccardi, Chris Duff, and john Barlow. The stellar group that guides our class through the turmoil of school life is composed of john Nielsen, Dave Henshaw, Art Siccardi, Deckle McLean, and Mr. Brink fthe class officers plus adviserj. This group forms, among other things, the leaders of the junior Prom Committee. As the Class of '59 sweeps through its years as Peddie, it is gaining members and recognition ixand is setting a record which we think will be First Roux' Honig, Facteau, Kohen, Galindo, R. Friedman, Davis, Coldfein, Henshaw, McLean, Mr. Brink, Nielson, Siccardi, Celedon, Anderson, Kaiser, Tribaldos, Chen, Simon, Blum. Second Roux' Goldman, Klaus, Land, Cold, Fuchs, Reines, Holobinko, Brotz- man, Becker, B. Berman, Sanborn, Romer, Soloman, Reynolds, Riley, Rizzolo, Friedman, Henderson Hernquist. Third Row: Poten Hart, Frehling, Barlow T. Shuman, Cole, Mansfield, Klausner, Dielerich Knowles, F. Smith, Roth, Finkelson, Faylor, Kost Binaldo, Duff, Waterman. Fourth Row: B. Fitch T. King, Norwalk, Fl. Martin, j. Friedman, Probasco Larsen, Blohm, Perrin, ll. Smith, Leavitt, Badick Casperson, Mainster, Fisher, Norris. Fifth Row: Webb Garfield, Sabino, Bray, Lister, Darlington, Blasius McPeck, Bedell, Feldman, Bockafellow, Hubbard Mcffoneghy, lildell, Brenner, Luks, Keen, Cordon lleuser, Aaronson, Bundy, Warren, Yodakis, Levy. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Merklinger, Allen Slader, and Stuart Thomas. While George Bond helped spark our varsity soc- cer team to a state championship title, jeff Lane came all the way to become fourth man on the Cross Country team. On the mat, the class had Ed Lanahan, Gerry Merklinger, and Allen Slader as its representatives. As a class we can be proud of ourselves, for we were also well represented in all other sports. Selvyn Seidel and Richard Joslin led the class in scholastics and had many brains close behind them. As sophomores we have now passed the half- way mark and are well prepared for the tasks which lie ahead of us in our future years at Peddie. First Rau: l.ord, Caunt, Bonello, lf. King, August, Basset, Cantlie, Slader, Mr. Kiviat, Bellios, Bond, Scanlan, Russo, Busch, Joslin, B. Colden, Silman, Lanahan. Second Roux' Kash, Miller, Milsome, Nash, Boty, Boadarmel, McWilliams, J. Berman, Porter Dean, Taverner, Sadderfield, lfalb, Bomweber, Cass Williams, Boyer, Kay. Third Roux Simon, Bliss, Carrol, Boch, Bahr, Macllonald, Wilsey, Thomas, Major, Turner, Seidel, Umlrid, Beed, Chobrda, Yoder, llensle Torres. Fourth Rau: Conlon, Marshall, Lane, Leonard Saul, Cooley, Murphy, Simons, Havens, Martin, L Smith. 1 1 1 FRESHMAN CLASS This year's Freshman Class is one of the big- gest in Peddie's history. Most of the students are new boys, and the others are boys who have come up from the ranks of junior School. Many boys have come from countries all over the world. The Freshman Class has shown spirit and co- operation on the athletic field as well as in the classroom. Scott Smith was the only member to represent the Freshman Class on a varsity team last fall. He played on the Varsity Football Team. The Third Form Football Team was aided to a good season with such standouts as Steve Brown, joe Plumeri, William Applegate and Rodger Angleton. Injuries kept the team from showing a Officers: Gellerman, Brooks Mr. ,Lawson Brown Aysseb JUNICDR SCHOOL Although overshadowed by the Upper School, the junior School is a most important gear in the function of Peddie School. With Mr. DuBois as director and head of this division, the jlmior School is ably supervised by Mr. Bristor, Mr. Creaghe, Mr. Reed, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Sacco, Rev. Stoddard, Mr. Shuman, and Mrs. Creaghe, the housemother. This helpful group has guided us to a beneficial year. The junior School Soccer team experienced one of the most successful seasons in recent years. Comprised of both old and new boys, the team was never down and gave every opponent Officers: Woodward Mr. DuBois Marx Goldsmith DeRosa better record. The Soccer Team did not do as well as expected but showed' great promise for the future years. Some of the standouts were Al Brown, Lyle Bainbridge, and Bill Henderson. During the winter Bryant Kelsey represented the class on the mat. Aside from our class being athletic, the students showed fine participation in the various club activities offered to them. Academically we have showed signs of great im- provement in our studies. We of the Freshman Class are about to finish our first year of work in the Upper School. We are ready to accept the responsibilities that go along with the fun and privileges shared this year. The class of '61 is looking forward to the next three years and is still setting high goals of achieve- ment to add to its past attainments. First Row: Kelsey, Marx, Macero, Martin, Timmons Brown, Mr. Lawson, Gellerman, Dusch, Gurge, Gilbert, Shoyer, Simpson. Second Row: Paulson, Buchin, Mum- ford, DeSalo, Blume, Herron, Schur, Gulinson, Mastoris, Seidel, johnson, Friedman. Third Row: Brooks, Cobin, Brenhouse, Wever, Nyland, Schumann, Sage, Meyers, Kozloff, Moran, Fritts. Fourth Row: Radick, Hodge, Plumeri, Harrison, Roe, Mueller, Healy, Chester, Aysseh, Smith. Fifth Row: Angleton, Mallison, Apple- gate, Manger. 2 its share: of trouble. The members of the team were Bill Bateman, jerry Curtin, Bill Daniel, Vincent De Rosa, Aaron Goldsmith, Pete Green- field, Ralph Leard, Steve Lenobel, Bob Lindley, Tim Marx, Lars Roesch, jim Russel, Rickey Sear, Max Sommerlatte, Balazs Szabo, Don Wood- ward, jim Wong, Bucky Thompson, and Taddy Shuman. Mr. McMullan lent his skilled services to the squad. Representing the class in leadership were President Aaron Goldsmith, Vice President Don Woodward,Secretary Vincent DeRosa,and Treasurer Tim Marx, Gary Wind and Bucky Thompson were the day boy representatives. Able reportersfor the Peddie News were Don Howell and Larry Wolgen. In future years the junior Schoolers will be the leaders of Peddie. Upon them will rest re- sponsibilities, for they will then be on their own. First Row: Falkenau, Waldt, Jones, Gil, DeRosa, Mitchell, Sikora, Irwin, Flicker, Thompson, Mariboe Moffett, Weiss, Coley. Second Row: Switlik, Fastow Woodward, Howard,Calligaro, Wolgin, Wind, D.C. Smith Harris, Leard, Glasser, Curtin, Coe. Third Row: Shuman, Thomas, Hartogensis, Lopez, Russel, Gold- smith, Daniel, Melyer, Wong, Sear, Lindley, Bateman Fourth Row: Mr. DuBois, Masone, Greenfield, Van Helm, Thomen, Roesch, Marx, Sommerlatte, Szabo, Lenobel, Mr. Bristor, 1 1 1 A Corporator's Eye View of the Campus A Gem A Peddie Welcome ,, C 2 Our Si lvery-Ha ired Headmaster THIS HAPPY PEDDIE FAMILY Speech-Drama Center I3 The Fellowshup Around These Tables Buffet Style Lunch 1' Judaeo Christian Tradition ix , X , L- VARSITY FOOTBALL W ii V l X. ff ff L We ,W V ,J '5' , ., ffl If 1 rg , ,4 fjlfy ,001 ff ' r PM W i. ,J ' ' wi' V 1 I' 199 -h fl-r..-' 1 L! . V -A-fu ' N S fines ' gi ww 'es I' I I I SECONDS fx ,LL L I 1 Ld ' f ff' I , ff ff AXAC Xxx! .4 S , f, fx First Row: Fisher, Davis, McManus, Herrity, Reynolds, McLean, Nielson, Schuman, Anderson, Diet' eh, ' Norris, Rinaldo. Second Row: Smith, Knowles, Flicker, Carpenter, Schultz, Clough, Lipsey, Vulgaris, fioiyg, , Smith, Hubbard, Waddell, Hensle, King. Third Rou: Mr. Schuman, Mr. Bristor, Norwalk, Thomas, L ' ss, Merklinger, Warren, Yodakis, Silsby, Pullen, I..aMantia, Slader, Chobrda, Luks, Lefelar, Levy, . hropp. 4 CJ, I Z, ,N VARSITY SO First Row. Bray, Tribaldos, Probasco, Slccardl, Frehlmg, Harrison Martin, Kaiser. Second Row: de la Macorra, Hicks, Westine, Robinson Uribe, Ogden, Rose, Faylor, Barlow, Hockafellow, Duff, Weill. Thzrd Row: Mr..Rand, Mansfield,Chierichetti, Hernquist, Conrad, Smith, Hamdy Araque, Decker, Bond, Ennis. Being state champions, in addition to com- piling an ll and 1 record, the soccer team had a great season. For the first time in a long while, the team bea. both Blair and Lawrenceville in the same season. Strengthened by the return of eight out of eleven starters, Mr. Rand's booters quickly ran off a nine game winning streak. The victories were over Long Branch, Pennington, Hun School, Princeton High, Pingry, Hamilton High, Trenton Catholic, Pennington, and Law- renceville. In the Lawrenceville game played at Peddie, Dave Ogden and jerry de la Macorra each scored. This defeat of Lawrenceville meant that a victory or tie with Blair would give Peddie the state championship. Ten days later Blair was defeated 2-1 as Ogden scored both goals on penalty kicks. The starting team consisted of Peter Westine, Larry Robinson, and William Rose, fullbacksg Chris Duff, Bill Faylor, and Bert Rockafellow, halfbacksg jimmy Hicks, and john Barlow, wings, jerry de la Macorra and Luis Uribe, inside for- wards, and Dave Ogden, center and captain. Ogden provided most of the scoring with eighteen goals lbreaking the former record held by Arnie Turpj. ln the Pennington game Dave booted in four. Season totals were Uribe 5, Barlow 3, de la Macorra 3, Hicks 3, Faylor 3, Siccardi 2. The only defeat of the season was at the hands of Hill School 1-0. The game was played at Hill under very windy conditions. Special credit should be given the defensive stalwarts who allowed only seven goals the whole season. Led by goalie Peter Westine they in- clude Larry Robinson, William Rose, Chris Duff, Bert Rockafellow, and Bill Faylor. Westine turned in seven shutouts for the season. At the end of the season and before the all- state elections were made, many thought that Ogden, Westine, and Robinson would be placed on the first team, however, Ogden and Robinson were on the second team,and Westine was given honorable mention. Bill Faylor was elected cap- tain ofthe team for next year. The outlook for next year is very good due to the fine j.V. performances of Manuel Celedon and Fdgar Tribaldos who tallied nine goals this year. Gary Probasco did very well as goalie. The j.V. record was 5 and 1, including two wins over Lawrenceville. 44.1 , ,QL '33 A , 3 I ,H-'V ll 3? . E 74 M 5' ' 392' 1 U 'Z ?L. :ci lf' jg ,J V' L MQ 13- ' 4' if - Q - Q K' v Q ,W- ,, A A ... Q F V. 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I' f, Q J 'I , 1 f- H' SQ- -' iw - M - , - 1- ':,5m1m2r, 4214 f' . -mf A JUNIOR SCHOOL SOCCER First Row: Flicker, Thompson, Curtin, DeRosa, Leard, Mariboe. Second Ron: Shuman, Woodward, Sear, Lindley, Wong, Bateman, Daniel. Third Rau-: Mr. McMullan, Lenobel, Goldsmith, Sommerlalte, Russell, Szabo, Roesch, Tim Marx. CHEER , t L E A D E R 5 Q t 9' wi , , ,Q 'H ' ea' Q ' if M , M. rl ,, 4 f. , ,. -V , M I' 1 Y 'Q ,ffifji MY, 'dx EY LW' J' '.- M .qw ' ' I 'WF 94194 '2:-va. v ww.,-5 IJ-fix 'vw-xl ,M .., WJ! Potter, Shuman, Duffy, Siccardi, Celedon, Klaus, Ross, Colt, MacDonald. HOUSE ff , S.. -.- I ,L -L 1: S cwLean, Yurasko, M v by Sils COMMITTEE -.- s.. A .- N. A -.... A- v -x 1 EY K -v- .- -... -... ...- .... L 'f 2-F 5. 54 7A- 7.x .rx -as ,.. ::: 559' 1: ET 21: ?f :E xi EE '15 if-2 Jw nc.. ,zz J- n. .ZH- Q,-:u .-,. I?-1 H 1,1 m Eg Cm Lo .... ,Z xi: sg za .2 E, eu- L F?-C V-c: ,Leu 'S 'EJ DC.: ..:: gif: 3.5 -L? 'a,53'- F it l' 5 5 tl lf 2 First Row: August, Howard, Wolgin, Locke, Lanahan, Joslin. Second Row: Lesser, Keen, Norwalk, Horowitz, Goldfein, Ross, Cold, King. Third Row: Perrin, Klausner, Bookrajian, llizzolo, Marshall, Seidel, Botts, Mr. French. Fourth Roux' Todd, llart, lfdvll, Gordo F ' ,d n, rle man, Brenner, lloth, llonig. Eifp tfiiir, THE PEDDIE News 4, 1 LITE in bcNi1iwfQi, To Ex D- k-A,-, Mqfllj X 1-iwfxfkji. fx'-v 4 , Kkfu Av Xb El f 1 Uv-f ,QL v T 5 -A' 'YJ VXA' l l fry,-, 'Q'-vw LX2 , xr, A Y l hx rr Y Vx '5'Nf Vfkfs. , YQ X 1 K ll U M Q-it-Q ex .WM P i -1. W ifK!L-2 i VXA! 91-sal .,e,Ve- fflfzl TR - t 5 l'nder the able direction of Mike Horowitz Fditor in-Chief this 'ear's 1 A ' ' v ' y Perldie Neus staff presented the student body with a complete entertain- ing week y resume of important events pertaining to school life. Standards were maintained by the faculty advisor, William ll. French, and the work was handled admirably by the competent staff. Skip Goldfein bore the load of the Sports Editorshipg and the editorial tasks of page make-up, copy reading, and exchanges with other school papers were handled by jeff Norwalk, Gerry Gold, and Pete Wilson. The financial end of the deal, the Business staff was headed b 1 Y Bob Ross. This department is largely responsible for the financing of the issues throu h ad ' ' ' ' ' g vertisements and similar means. Circulation on those Friday afternoons was handled by Ted Keen, through whom not only students and faculty members received the' b l . ir papers, ut a so alumni and friends of Peddie. This is the 46th year of life for the Peddie Neus, and there will assuredly be many more years of meritorious service to, and representa- tion of, the interests of the student body. f First Rau Anderson Click McManus, Luks, Yurasko, Clark, G. Richardson, Land, Nash, Minsch- waner Bonello Second Rum Unidentified person, Hernquisl, Duff, J. Richardson, LaMantia, Spooner Fell Holt Belllos Kay Miller, Coale, Sanborn. Third Rout Todd, Campbell, Silman, Drosdat Aaronson Bundy Waterman Heuser, Hubbard, Smith, Minskoff. THE OLD GOLD AND BLUE Evolving from the Peddie yearbooks of the past but essaying progressive improvement, this book earns special distinction as being in a very real sense the product of the work of the editorial board, who, requiring little aid from the advisor, shaped the book in what they considered the best spirit of Peddie publications. Outstanding as Editors were Editor-in-Chief Steve Clark and junior Editor Kraemer Luks, who rendered the job of faculty advisor superfluous as it should be. In his second year as busi- ness manager, Bill Yurasko. excelled his previous record mark. Larry Land, busy also as art editor for another demanding Peddie publication, provided illustrations almost single handed. Bill McManus as sports editor, and Gary Richardson and Carl Ander- son as copy editors made significant contributions. Cy Todd, also a physics student, performed the unusual job of cooperating with the yearbook while at the same time functioning for The Peddie News. Many other boys deserve credit for helping with this major undertaking. It is to be hoped that those who look through this book now and in future years will appreciate these efforts and be indulgent by pardoning inevitable errors and inadequacies. kx'Qx X XxX S x N XX X 'XX Xj-Q X R N 4, N JW CN w X xi-ig IFB X 5 S NTER S X 'X ,OAK .P S ST JN X3 xx f Y ' S ,J 'venom' ' 13515 ' M N First Rout Schultz, Goldman, Vulgaris, Cambell, T. Shuman Hfrman Second Row: Hicks, Borger, Kroner, Mr. Bristor, Shemin Knowles V A R S IT Y Dieterich. This year's varsity basketball team compiled an excellent record of eleven wins, five losses. ln his first year as varsity coach, john Bristor '46 had only two returning lettermen from last year's championship team. However, with the addition of a few new boys and the promotion of former j.V.'s, he built a powerful squad. Led by Captain Leon Vulgaris, the starting team consisted of Dick Borger, Len Shemin, Marty Goldman, and Dick Knowles. Despite a shaky start, the team settled down and finished strongly. However, with injuries to two starters, the team was eliminated in the semi-finals of the state tournament. The season had many highlights. Among them were: a 72-66 overtime victory over Horace Mann and excitingly close victories over Pingry, Hill, and Stevens Frosh. The highlight of the season was a Comeback victory over Bordentown Military. Trailing 39-27 at halftime, the team, with Dick Borger hitting for 24 points, fought back and de- feated the Soldiers 72-61. The combination of Vulgaris's spirit and fine leadership, Borger's high scoring, and Knowles's constant drive resulted in the fine year. Credit should also be given to Bob Schultz, Sem Dieterich, Bemie Campbell, Paul Kroner, and Tom Shuman for their fine play during the season. bf.. f '55 ix: 'MMM 1 3 ' :JJ id LV 323045, First Huw: Lanahan, Keller, Cauntt, Poten. Sevrmd Rau Revnolds W R E S T L U N G Herrity, Flicker, Nielsen, Mcpeck. Third Roux' Mr. Tifft, Qlader Merk linger, Silsby, Clough, H. Fitch, Lesser. Peddie's wrestling team lived up to expecta- tions in posting a 10 and 1 record, the best in its history. The lone loss, a real thriller of Z3 to 17, was suffered at the hands of Haverford. Some of the victories over very able competition included Poly Prep Q27-133, St. Andrews C33-135, George School f20-141, Lawrenceville C33-115, Blair Q50-151 and St. Benedicts Q23-129. Ed Lanahan, who posted a 9-1-1 season record, started off the matches in the 105 lbs. class. Tim Keller and Barry Reisman followed with fine jobs. Then came the big men : Bill Poten who was undefeated in 128 lb. class, former state championjack llerrity. in 133 lb. class, and captain and state champion, Mike flicker, who was undefeated and untied in the 138 lb. class. These were followed by john Nielson, Lloyd Reynolds, state champion Al Slader and jack Silsby. jack Clough completed the lineup as heavyweight. Although the state meet held at Pingry did not yield the expected championship, the team still took a very respectable second. Much credit should be given to Coach Robert l.. Tifft who worked many long hours developing and working the team into top shape. .-M7 3 3 ,QQ4 D Egg -2 Qi? X 5 gk 2 if-if Q-5 A 2 M 'A W if l 6 w 4 X L ie L waive V v w , , L K Q4 L1 X ,, 5 xfx G q ? .M ' A f 07 7. A UW X 2 2, f 6- -5 z Jfldilpk i 3 K if Hrifj- :' - iff- .-ff--,,A - j i,l'f'g Y XX 7H !+ jf Z2 1 N. ' L '-3 'xx 77,7 f 'ff' ' 'T Q F '76 ' '-X. 05' Oxixxi fn .' Vx l 0 , 3 ZW , K 1 X A fn f ' f gf 7 T Lx E Z - A L , ' k -1 f 3 r lb w vv ,I K I' Q Q? gy 'A V77 N 2 ff WI , 5 ff J. ' 'v I P- iff ' 215 ff 7 . V 1 Ns ' 4. X g .R g In x V 2 -,u ' X g i AF Tx f Ax 4 S JL- gl!! . -1 f l? 5' P - I ' 5,44 f -. YE? 'J' F555 ' 5-2 M, ,, f f ' 2' 1-1 f J 5: U Q54 , .W if ' If f 1 , D -SPnfifg5g5' ' ,Ny 1 I - X we ,QAXAQY 1 E , d D, K - , 4 : S t ff pf , X in PJ 'N , Q K.,-f-1 K? ning .' , X. K X g' ' 3 sQQ. '-'-s -J K -in k f fi Hx ,Y ' ist'- 5 ' T ! X V I ' g1i 1 i?5A . 4 -XA , ' , 5 J ,,,f,ff 7 JMX! J i cllvf K! A XFX I If - L' ,, ,ff ,M Bm, Q if X 1 RX W MY 'xi Q SWIMMING Ki? .ifwmfrf-as Diving Board: lngram, Minskoff, Carpenter, Henshaw, Wever. First Roux' Siccardi, Duffy, de la Maecora, Golden, Lopez. Seruna' Roux' Lane, Reddell, Reed, Roth, Martin. Third Rauf: Love, Friedman, Messing, Coll, Mr. Zeitler. After a poor season lastyear, Coach Emerson Zeitler'saquamen recorded six wins to four losses in a fine comeback for the 1957-8 campaign. This year's team was led by Captain BrantDuffy, who completed a highly successful diving career. The season's outings were highlighted by two record breaking efforts on the part of the mermen. The 200 yard freestyle relay of Mike Martin, Dave Henshaw, jim Love and Bob Reddell set a new school record with a 138.6 clocking. ln the Rut- gers Frosh meet the 200 yard medley relay of Bob Reddell, jeff Lane, Art Siccardi and Mike Martin bettered the old school record of 2:01 with a l:'53.0. The mermen were especially strong in the freestyle events where jerry de la Maccora, Bob Reddell and Dave Henshaw set the pace in the 50 and 100 yard events. Art Siccardi and Ronnie Friedman led in the 100 yard butterfly and 150 yard individual medley. jeff Lane and Glen Wever swam the 100 yard orthodox breaststroke. In the backstroke jim Love and Dave Roth were the most prominent swimmers. Coach Zeitler was pleased with the victories over Trenton High and Blair. Both meets were decided in the last relay. Next year the team is looking forward to a good season with alarge nucleus of returning lettemien. 'K' ill ' x . f r, G9 El ,, 1 NA 1 4 l'- 'iil , fl' 1 v or x be .,., First Row: Mozer, Caspersen, McManus, Edell, Mr. Lawson, johnson, Milsom, Joslin, T. Silman, , E. Silman. Second Row: Conlon, Yurasko, Brotzman, Rubin, Hano, Martin, E. King. Third Row: Drosdat, Richardson, Aaronson, Bedell, Keen, Smith, Heuser, llamdy. Fourth Row: Taylor, T. King, Lipsey, Merklinger, McLean, Fox, Yodakis, Webb. WINTER TRACK Weather struck the keynote during this year's winter track season. Besides having practice hampered by numerous snow falls, the team had its first six meets canceled because of inclement weather. As a result, the record compiled was only 3-3. In the state meet, however, Peddie placed fourth in total points - an impressive accomplishment. Bill Yurasko, as predicted in the Old Gold and Blue last year, did well during the entire season. He placed third in the high hurdles in the state meet, fifth in the lows. At the same time, out- standing performances were turned in by Gerry Merklinger and Al Yodakis who took first and second respectively in the state meet shot put. They too did well throughout the year. In the sprints, Deckle McLean, Tommy King, Gerry Merklinger, and Fletcher Bedell consistent- ly turned in winning times as well as coming up with an excellent relay. The longer distances had joe Fell, Dean Edell, a fast rising junior, Dan Mozer, and Bruce Brotzman. An outstanding miler, Fran Conlon, a sophomore, also showed his heel to the opposition. He should go far in the next two years. Coach Robert Lawson, piloting a good team this year, has great potential for next year with depth in almost all events. vm Sugsmar... T , 1 x . fifg: UFF' First R014 Harrlson Solomon Kash Holobmko Pacuau .Second Rnu,:Mallison Homer Marshall Sr 1th lerrira Silllil Third Rau lxldlxsrlfr Saul NHIIOIIS Feldman Honig. F1rs!Rrm KoSloff Brooke Brown Prndman Se-una' Rau Plumcrx Bliss,Wilty Apple-gall Brad mn own usvw Il fu er! m ru lfonar rm h fhunmas, nkllflllfl Q Rornvub r JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING First Row: Norwalk, Mueller, Cooley. Second Row: Miller, Hernquist, McWilliams, Henderson, Simstein, Sindel. Third Row: Mr. Zeitler, Baldanzi, Cordon, Hart, Wright, Mijares, Heisen, Locke Cil, Coe, Curtin. First Row: Wolgin, Harris, Shuman, Fastow, Thompson, De Rosa, Coley. Second Row: Bateman Myers, Marx, Daniel, Russell, Howard. Third Row: Mr. Stoddard, Goldsmith, Masone, Greenfield Roesch, Szabo. 1 v 1 JUNIOR SCHOOL BASKETBALL First R014 .' Mr. Ogden, Hart, Ogden, Nielson, Mclean, Henshaw, Siccardi, Mr. Brink. Second Ron : Kost, Fitch, Brenner, Yodakis, Weill, Deiterich, Holobinko, Dari ington. Ehr Bram Eummittrr Ilan! nf '59 Eh: Brhhiv Erhnnl F rrqurlin Ilgr ulrasurr nf gum' rnnwang ' at nv Iuniur Umm m Ihr lills lrmnrial Gqmnalinm un Qaiurbag rnrnmg, th: 22nh nl lrhnxlrg at B:IlU n'r1nrk Snnillnrmal ,- , f A, .rr..: 1 W, H X , xi 4: f ' 1 N GERMAN L, CUB L 5 I , fff V ' ...fir-suv First Row: Swaslika. Second Roux' Calindo, Westine, Fuchs, Spooner, Leavitt, Holt, Clark, Pldell, Coldfeiu, Mr. Green. LATIN CLUB Q Q , ly 5.- -is W wr llama L.-'.' First Row: Cordon, Bellios, Mr. Brewer, Hookrajian, Simpson. Second Rou: Lesser, Turner, Masloris, Herron. SPANISH CLUB 5. X x if ,, ,at 2 First Rou: Celedon, Galindo, Mr. Brink, Siccardi, Bundy. Second Row: Kaiser, Lopez, Hillegas, Thomen, Uribe, Gil. we ,Iii . I Alas, regardless of their doom, The little victims play! tie Gray My mind to me a kingdom is, A dm M W W Such present joys therein I find mwmwpawe Dyer The owl and the pussycat Put to sea 77 L ear Who art a light to guide, a rod To check the erring and reprove. Wordsworth Y -. u-1-n-1 1 First Row: Henderson, Plumeri, Nash , , . Second Row: Schuman, Rinaldo, Davis, Cold, Finkelson, Botts, Parker, lerley, Kash. Third Roux Holt, Darlington, Britton, Larsen, Ressler, Hicks, Blasius, Clough, Fitch, Bedell. , Reynolds, Hart, Perrin, Land, Hookrajian Waterman Chen First Row: Schuman, Henderson, Cold, Solomon, Reynolds, Rinaldo, Hookrajian, Chen. Second Rau: Davis, Holt, Finkelson, Perrin, Land, Larsen, Cooley, Bolts, Kash, Plumeri, Ierley. Third Roux Rrillon. Parker, Waterman, Nash, Fiteh, Blasius, Hicks, Bedell, Hart, Clough, Darlington, GLEE CLUB CHOIR ar e Q2 BAND X I C H w ,ff 'X X Z N-su, X EIR ,N yu V 1 , 1 .V , fx fr' V fa ,U OCTET C do 5 First Row: Blume, Nylin, Kohen, Davis, lerley, Holt, Haynes, Land, Zavin Second Row: Wolgin, Lesser, Waldt, Anderson, Parker, Friedman, Miller, Cohan Botts, Coale. Third Row: Miuschwaner, Bedell, Britton, Larsen, Murphy, Brenner Conlon, Thomas, Unfrid. Waterman, Britton, Holt, Darlington, Blasius, Ressler, Parker, Bookrajian nidentified missing pianist in Corsica. , First Row: Wilson, Mr. Edgar, Vossen. Second Row: Ross, Yurasko, Cohan, Vulgaris, Herrily. 'lHHHln Rubin, Wilson, Sugarbaker, Wir. Edgar, Robinson, Cohan, Siccardi. Z A WORK PROGRAM LEADERS '41 LOUNGE COMMITTEE ,IN 1 XX 3 C3 :f X .3 l If PINE AND IVY LGUNGE CCDMMITTEE Wwwm 'X rur- s 'V .5- gitn iw ,i I K Ree d Minschwaner, Mart F d PRESS CLUB xv' f 3 U X.: 5 V gm M:r. Kiviat, Dave Hovell, Werner Drosdat, Duff. f , Ba- The retu rn ofthe idol. 4: X Q A ,gh P. aw. ' 4 3, d H 1 ,, iz! V , mf gag .is if h '-ffxfliii' v, M , .v,. M22 -s de 4 QW, 'Db Look, Ma! No hands. 89382522225 of 'Q an W ndivided attention. - 6,214 ,, W4 ff 2 V l2 ' W an K Patuence and prudence. Y Oh happy day! ,fa Q, , rrf Snow iob. 7 - awgzigggzsm 2 h, if .f me if Zim , E asa.. 55 Inqunsmon? l. E f1e's happy. mt xi, f 3 QPRXN L rs! 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L ffljfm 'A' Z Cffg 4 f 7 6 XKUCLJ it ! fri sf A, Q-f:ii'5 f X LACROSSE First Roux' Friedman, Mcpeck, Norris, lerley, Potter, Becker, McManus, Wilson, llolobinko, Hen- shaw. Second Rau: Slader, Lefelar, Clough, lfnnis, Warren, Nielsen, Smith, Cantlie, llinaldo, Reed, Mr. Clazer. Firsf Hmr: Smith, Holobinko, Hensle, Pradway, Friedman, Witte, Probzisco, Larsen, Saul, Seidffl, Simon, Milsom. Second R011 : Mr. Sacco, I'mfrid, Plumeri, Finkleson, Taverner, Brown, Hano, Npple- gate, S. Friedman, Bainbridge, Vr. Ffdgar. JUNICR VARSITY BASEBALL PDQ-on 8 I e Q v Q ' : DDQ J,. - Q -i '21, r A L 1 ZQLU DQ, K xi' 5 EDB 5 l x f .lx 1 w -ll- MT ,ui- 4 ' A S. L ,m S-f.. ,4 YW: af? f.-. 1 I 3 a Your other excuse was for the 9th for which you were not marked. Oi Course, now the i3th is taken care of. X aiso have one for the i2th. Does this explain why you thought you had aiready turned in an excuse? J. Grover L2li4 A, 3 ff L, ,,, ,, ,,, 4 is 1 Sl as nf REEVES CONTEST Clark, llorotwitz, Click, Fell, ffampbell, Yurasko DECLAMATION CONTEST Nash, xl0l lillIlQPY', I-lu-k, Xurnsko, Levy. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING CONTEST 'rst I 1 ' lull Yuri k n, flirvrpln-ll, Ylulwin, Silman, -me n U rox :tr fll -k 12' 5. fx. YI Vi First Row: Mr. Van Kirk, Horowitz, Ressler, Click, Lesser, Drosdat, Klausner. Second Row: Hovell, Rizzolo, Martin, Hillegas, Bellios, Snyder. Third Row: Britton, Sanchez, Sugarbaker, Gordon, Levy, Thomas. XJ X F , 5 N fix A xtfk. 1:21. DRAMATIC CLUB ,,f ' E'- Q 1 af ,gl VARSITY CLUB .Qi Fzrst R014 Devker wedell 'Ilerklm er NICI1 an I awIeQs C xrpvnler Ihetvrlch Second Rm: I anff Henihaw Yur isko Clough Imrkafellow C onlon Duffy Yofi ikm QI ulvr IN14 I-wc-n I' ox Nlr felller Third Rm: I' 1yI0r S1C'PdI'1Il II0sP Ogden IIIL ks I uIg.,ar1s I' I1 Ix vdfllll I'I1bI-:er CUM LAUDE r thou antla nunx 10 at r II'lIlIx Illcker Iellvrofl SIIHIBH Ildrk Secom NIr Celger Nr C Sprout W W, 1 ml, Y . t IX! II 'Z If I. f f 'f , 5 1 1 ' I' S 5 'AQ . E. xg! 1 X fl AI ak 'I Q I I I ,Q -V I I . . ' .' ,,,,I' ,., g, If',, ,,-,Ie, ':. ,, . ', z:,. ',', ,f , ', i',,.z,, z:,,',1.'.,',. .' 1 ', g,, A ., '13, ' 1 ':, 'c- , 'ing, .4 ', . PLS :Lu Nl ,I' I'1,GI',Ic, 3Ir.I41vi' ,V. ', ,' ,. , lf 1' Hou: Wesline, Todd, Yurasko, Iiichardson, Ur. Iioman, J. Hicks, Nr. Swift, A. Hicks, Nlr. Timmons, .Y , . . V ,, . ..I . ' 14 . K ' 'ky , , I I . Izf,' If'.ff ,fy IE - I 4? T , 'Aj , . 'it 'fn ff? .'l7+ fl 2. 'IX 25113 IE- 'A ? ' IA ' I ..t I ' , , I f , I I -I - I . 4, 'QI . I -I 5 . -, I , , , . S . . I' ' I .. I 1' 1 I ' , V gk -Qi, I- Iv . qv '7 :I',4Y.f'S I Shi. First Row: Mr. Moffett, E. Silman, Love, Tribaldos. Second Row.' Taylor, Cass, Fuchs, Gellerman T. Silman, Gilbert, Timmons, Blume. ThirdRow: Healy, Granger, Hubbard, Sabino, Keen, Brotzmau Schumann, Fitch, Bonello. RIFLE CLUB 51 I , ff IX ff 0 if 2 W' MOTION PICTURE CLUB ,,-41 SOTIIIII 301505 18154 or I4 I ' X I' I2 First Rour Taylor, Martin, Aaronson, Hovell, Keen, Bookrajian, Leavitt, Hubbard. Second Row Mr. Tifft, Marx, Berman, Healy, Rizzolo, Bradway, Minschwaner, Gilbert. Third Roux Saleh, Fd Martin, Olliclc, Willis, Brenner, Friedman, Chobrda. . faq, v I '.k L ,:v'rzxJ.:- ji w Q H .J-. First Roux' Mr. Ogden, llovell, Rubin, Herrity, Duffy, Robinson, Wilson, Mr. Zeitler. Second Rau: llrosdat, Vossen, Fell, lloss, Yurasko, Silsby, Flicker, Ogden, Vulgaris. i zljwifii i SAYCDNARA SENIOR PROM 1958 Zo i '1 W. f ...- is XA- First Row: Sabino, Duff, Kohen, ASTRONOMY CLUB 'Xf- V ?Ep SATELL-IT 0' X x D I I Mr. Lawson, Mozer, Olliclc. Second Row: Simon, Taylor, Falb, Raynes, Dusch, Joslin. Third Row: William, Lane, Snyder, Caspersen. CAMERA CLUB J A 1 ' D X O W' . f I y 1 ZF? K f L 3 f First Row: Wilsey, Mr. Green, Drosdat, Todd. Second Rout Minschwaner, Lesser, Fuchs, Taylor. SCIENCE CLUB , 5 ' . diy, . lil' . y y X -ll P2 First Rau: Duff, de Florio, Mr. Merriam, Leavitt, Kaiser. Second Ron: Klausner S Waterman, Silman, Heuser, Fiala. First Row' Howard Bund Mr. Morneau, Baht, Colden. Second Row: - 1 yr Wilson, Berman, Snyder, Smith. CLASSICAL MUSIC C L U B 3 si KQLCCQCM Jwflsw L STAMP CLUB a....is4x4 FUIST QNNXUEQSR 3 j,J,l-i,RnmErl55Ac Clap? ul' '63, mn 5 ,KbbEALig1JuC11,,lK .01 ff A ' First Row: Silsby, Colden, Rubin, Umfrid, Bellios. Second Row Click Jacques, Sugarbaker, Mr. Kiviat, Sanchez, Spooner, Klausner Thzrd Row: Hovell,Duff, Richardson, Brenner, Caspersen, Heisman Friedman Kay, McWilliams. Fourth Row: Yoder, Martin, Waterman, Gordon Fitch Levy, Hahn, Major. X YMCA CABINET f ,g , iii XSL if y! X Nielson, Vulgaris, Herrity, Duffy, Mr. Stoddard, Slader, Lipsey, McLean. rx I sr mal? , wmigv 1 1, aff, xiii? .-li! GORDON SUNBURY ln the last days o Wznter just be ore the zrst English Department or seven years died Aside rom bzs expert servzce zn tbe classroom Mr Sunbury wzll be long remembered by many Peddze students and faculty members for bzs szncere interest an bzs students welfare and bas fnendlmess towards everyone at Peddze signs of Spring, Gordon Sunbury, a member of the . I, , . . . I. . . . ' n figfv- Wkas ww-1, HUERH K' auefnnwssa A ' V 9' - ,ww .. 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