Penns Grove Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Carneys Point, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

RUTH TILL LESTER DAVIDSON Advisor TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas Texas MERIN STUDIO Phlladelphla Pennsylvania Editor-in-Chief Zz -,--f is-:.xa.e1 , 'wr' ' 1- -viiia'-1511. 5,553 ' -Q6 . DEDICATION As we. the class of '55, pass through the portals of Re lli for the last time. there is one man who will always remain in our hearts and minds. Mr. Bischoff. Ile has given of his time and effort without personal gain. Not only is he an excellent teacher, but a fine man and a good friend as well. It is with honor and humhlenvss that we flctlicate this year- book to Mr. Bischoff. May it he a small token of our appreciation for all that he has clone for us. FOREWORD X 6 UIX6 Hu thi xears Retrospect hoping that it will grow in xalue as the xears pass It will help xou relne all the happy and ad times of wour high srhool xc 'Irs tht flreams incl aspirations the social moments hefore LllCQCQ the crowded corridors the tlassrooms ancl familiar faces The staff has spent mam long hours this xear to make thi book 1 souxenir We hope vou enjox the memories lt hrmgs hack X C ' uw s I ' , t ' ,I - f '31 S- ' ' .' Z . .. ,, L 'ing N. ' ' 'rs ALLAN TOXILINNON Slxperintendent of Sfhoofs BU.-XRD OI RDI CATION NIR, Nl' Il 'XIII IFR lrffsldenf NIR. I-'RANK QL-Ullflb NIR. PM I, VC. fI.'XRI.'I'0N NIR. W. AINTIN CLINE DR. IJINIIAN CROWl.HY 'wi .- -,Q , .1 ,' . 4'1LB2.- C 'V- Z- YIRILINIA DAVIDSON. HX.. NLS. LESTER IDFKYIIJNON. BA.. XTX.. F:l.IJ. YIYIAN TJAYENPOKT. ILS, in E English IV T'.D,!ll-ll ll. lll English l. lll Senior Class Fpnnsf r lietrnspi-ct luninr Play. Tennis tlnach ln our school three courses of stumly are offered to the students. The first. the College Preparatury Course. is olwiuusly to prepare the stuclent for entering college. This course is usually thought of as containing the foreign languages. particularly Latin. the niatheinatics. such as algebra and gemnetry. ancl of course. the always present English ancl history. Our very alvle faculty takes care of this course extremely isell. The second course ufferecl is the Cunnnercial Course. lts main purpose is to prepare fur work in an office nr any other secretarial nr stenographic position. This course is started in the lfreslnnan year with junior Business Training and is concluded in the Seniur year when such things as Office Practice are taken. The sturlents taking this course also learn the skills of typing and shorthand and the operation of many liusiness machines. fI0l,EfNlAN lll'KNS. ll.5. in Erl. ,l.-XCQl'lil.lNF THKFH. BS. JOSFF P.-XRKHR. BS. English l. ll lfngzlish l. II lfngxlish l. Il. K. lf. liistnry' JN. llaskctliall fluaeli Senior Play. llralnatic flluli 965' Nw I 11' 6 I .V-in - ff ffgqfiizi ' 'T ,Wy-7-H . J . ,..,. , ., R ,fo-. - 0 r ,Jix X 9 fan I EV? A rv .js K V iz. x , M. 'N 15 I 9 NIARI 'IN IIEAPS. IIS.. NI.I2d. FRANCIS TIIONIPSUN. Ii.-X.. NI.I'7. ,IOSEPHINE SUNINIUNIK U IIN in EI Biology. German Biology. General Science Ce-ograpn o v C u unior Class Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor Cheeread r The third course of study offered is the General course. This course is composed mostly of electives from both the College Prep and Commercial courses. General math and general science. however. are required. Also beginning music and art are sug- gested to be of general value to the students in all curricula. Aside from studying. sports are very important in our school. We have a well balanced sports schedule for both boys and girls. The boys have football, basketball, baseball. and track while the girls enjoy hockey. basketball, softball, and tennis. Since all our teams have above average coaches, it stands to reason that they come home with more championships than average. Another important area in our school is extracurricular activities. These would include citizenship activities. such as Student Council: subject activities, such as Science Club: cultural activities. such as HRed and Whitei' and Choirg and many others. such as the Regionnaires. Red Cross. and the Honor Society. THUNIXN ROBINSON, ILS., fNI.Ed. DAISY INHCARTNEY. IIS., Ed.NI SAMUEL IJLFNIXK BN 'NIA Typing Shorthand Shorthand. Typing. Bookkeeping Typing. Bookkeeping elro pert Business Advisor Red and White General Fund Bank Sponsor 'nn-.Q, I xx I K iwzi 1 x PK NZ' X I ' s . 9 0 I GD f bg l CLASS HISTORY OUR JUNIOR YEAR . . . 1953-1954 This year began our careers as upperclassmen. It was a wonderful feeling. It wasn't long before our class rings came, and with the help of our sponsor, Miss Katherine Gaventa, we received them. Then we plunged into our class elections. This year our officers were George Westcott, Presi- dent, Sue Dale, Vice President, Mary Ann Whit- aker, Secretary, and ,lay Hodges, Treasurer. When Christmas rolled around, we presented our class play, The Treef, It was just a matter of a few months before we were engrossed in our Prom, 'IAn Evening in Paris. Now we were tops in high school society . . . we were Seniors. OUR SENIOR YEAR . . . 1954-1955 At last! We had reached the peak of our high school careers, we were seniors. First we ordered our class pictures with the guidance of our sponsor, Mrs. Davidson. The officers who would lead us in this, our final year, were George Westcott. President, Daniel Bergbauer, Vice President, Ber- tha Olsen, Secretary, and ,lay Hodges, Treasurer. The annual Senior Dance was followed by the ordering of our name cards. Finally, there came the event for which we had planned and waited for four long years . . . the Class Trip. It was a wonderful trip, one which we shall never forget. Then we were on the stage . . . graduating. It had happened so suddenly that before we knew it, we were alumni. It was over in a moment, but we shall remember it all our lives. gs 2.,j ':,'ff, .'. . MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIDSON Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: GEORGE WESTCOTT, President Standing: BERTHA OLSEN. S ecre tary DANNY BERGBAUER. Vice President Nor shown: .IAY HODGES. Treasurer SENIORS THE SHOW GOES ON When we entered high school, for us thzvas quite a shout, New teachers, books, actiiities to malre us get up and go . . . Go on into the future with memories glad and true . . . Some sad, because from our great act, uxejre miss- ing one or two. The show's had quite a running . . . four years as l recall, The acts not always perfect . . . for u'e71'e had many a fall. So on into the future . . . out into this great land . . . Seelcingy working, loving, extending a helping hand . . . Like those, our patient teachers, who have helped us on our way, With four years of preparation for our Graduation Dav. Now the curtain is descending . . . and our group no more shall be . . . All together in one classroom, but in eternal memory. -BERTHA OLSEN Q IIANNM1 ANN Aus 11,1.w.vA11'7 llifs ll .Vlf4'IlXll'f' .'.' lffl. l. 2: junior Rell flro-4 I: Library l: lloi-kt-5 l: 'll-unix 12 Biology fflull 2: Sl f'ft'l3I'y of Biology ffltllr 23 lla-lu-tllall 2: PSU: H anti W R+-porter 2. 3: R4-fl anfl White- 43 Prom Com- mittee 3: Banking: 4: Fvhool Spirit 4: ll:-troxpc-vt 4. llannalfs follerlion of rhythm ami blues rerorfls lfeepx ezerlxone jumping at Y tlanfes. Her pe! peere is rerl hair. Hy the way isn'l her hair rerl? Writing letters to Rutgers fills her pastime. Jo ANN ARNETT alot' lloggone it.' .lunior Rf-il Cross 1. 2. 31 Flu-if' :Xppn-viatiorl l: I.il1rary 1. 2. 3. 1: Biology fllulr 2: R aml W Staff 33 tilioir 3,41 .lunior Play 33 Prom ifommitte-4' 3. ju is l1SlI!Ill,V .seen skating, Illlllll-Hg ur .su'i1nmin,s irilh .wnze nj In-r hes! frienris. Allhollgh xhe fli.w!:'A-as frew liuirrvztx, .She lures lzarnlmrgers. She is planning lo marry in Ihr xpring. JOHN ASCENZI 'U0Hx.x'i ' W11111111 het? Student ffuunffil 1. 4: JCI. 2: Biology Club 21 Fire anfl Air Raid Patrol 4. john, possessor of a sunny nature nnzl friemlly flisposition. spends his spare time fishing. Earh riay is II lrngerlx' to hint when he hr1S to spenri a rlnuble period in Ur, Boone'x room. Ile is one of tht- 'len' people that really uppreriate Urs. Sloufs lnrlrex. CHIIEHINE BACK 1:Ar11i ' llonexlllx l.'aIhy ran be -l-UIHHI lznnfing for miniature flollx In rnlzl lo her wnllertiori. Snohlrish people are her main Ulljif'Y'll-UII. Sf'l'1'iII,U her .vterzlf and ,lrenrh fries u'ill sizrely appeal to her. SUZANNE BARTLING SEEN Thafs ll naslj brealf Future Nurses 4: Retrospeet Staff 4. binfe .Sue fame to us las! pear her aflirities hare been limited. You ran usually linrl Sue ritling her horse, Spook, She also enjoys dzznfing and skating. Iler pet peeve is people who malre rnartyrs out of thernselrex. Her fnzorile ,toad is steal: sa1tLlu'ic'he5. Aims: BAx'rER noLL1 ' George Bafkvtlvall 2: Softball 2: Biology Cluln l,ff'4lllK'lll 2: Luueh Patrol 3: Student Courieil 3: Honor Society 43 Re-trospr-et A550- Ciate lftlitor 4: Biology 2. 4. Hullv, lively and full of fun, is annoyed by reil hair. Sewing and erarheting take up much of her spare time, CLASS OF '55 .5 f'5q5fg:l:r 1, A '.5Q:gg:.-NV 5. ,:. '. 1252, K H' Q . Q 'ing x we . lm SENIORS if S Ax fi 2? Z , .Hr DAISY BECKIIAM IrAs,' .To l.'itlilir1g.' Real Crm- lg K1-rl antl White SLll1'NlIlilH 2: Retrospert Sales 1: Refi and Whitt- Reporter 4: Prom Coniniittee 3: H4lI1lt'Y01tITl Treasurer 3: llomerooni Secretary 4: Honor Society 4. Was is a friendly girl who is usually seen in the halls. When- ever you hear I1 laugh and see a red fare. you'll lfnow that Was is in the midst of it all. She leares Offiee Practice with a great Hallelujah . ' We predirt that Was will probably be Il serretary who marries her lross. JOAN CATHERINE BELITZA BEL1Tz5' Gee-ma-nel Library Club l. 2. 3. 4: Retrospvi-t Sales l: SC 3. 4: R and W' Sales 41 llanker 2. 3g Hockey l. 2: Softball 3: Dancing 1: Prom fllIIlllllltll't' 35 Varsity Club 4: llonieroorn YQ-ep 1: lloine- room Sf-erm-tary 2g Secretary of gtuile-nt Council 4. Our Student ffourieil Seeretarfs only hollby is keeping in eontaet with JI. L. Her favorite foods are frenrh fries and pizza pie. Blit:'s pet peere ispeople without a sense of humor. DONALD BENNETT NDUCKYH Ditrlfy may not lie arrive in sehool but don't let that fool you. He wan be seen hotrodding around in his rar with his hobby, girls. Rough and tough teaehers are his pet peere. DANIEL M. BERGBAUER HDANIVYU Spealf for yourself Tennis 2: llancl l. 2. 31 Orchestra l. 2: JCL 1. 2: Red and White 3. 4: Travk l. 2, 3. 4: llasketball I-43 Senior Class Vvepg SC 4: JCL Quai-stor 2: Honor Sovic-ty 3. 4. Danny is one box' who doesn't seem to mind honzeuxorlf. Aside from all his srhool zvorlf he finds time for Seouting, swimming, and tennis playing. He lilfes spaghetti, if he rnalfes it. One thing that proiolfes Danny. h0lL'Pl'Ff. is anyone who practires pro- erastination. JOYCE ANN BOUVIER 'UOYCE7' But that's beside the point Music Appreciation 1: Knitting: Club 23 R and W 2. 4: Choir 1. 4: Biology Club 3: FT.-X Pre-iflc-nt 43 JCL 1, 2: Hall Patrol 3: :Xll-State Chorus 3. 4: Cirls' State 3g lfrlitor of He-Il and Whitt- 45 Honor Sofia-ty 3. 43 Senior Play 4. foywe is the type of girl that when something has lo be done she'll be there. Ioyre is a very talented girl and we wish her the best of luck in the future as a concert pianist. Nl.-XRJORIE BOWEN nMARGIE,, Baton Club lg Choir 2. 3. 4: Library 2. 3, 4. Jlargie, a very rzire and friendly senior, can always be Counted on. She enjoys playing the piano and ernbroidering. She is so easy to get along with that she has no pet peeve. JOSEPH FREDERICK BRANDA Nsowtwn I'll be rlurnerl Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: MuSif' .-Appreciation 11 Stir-nee Club 1. 2. 3: Baehelorl fflub 2: Bantl 2. 3. 4: JCI. 2: Band Corporal 45 All-State Band 4. .45 you ran see, '4S0nny is rerv irztereslerl in musiml ar-Iirities. llowerer. he .still linrls time In pursue his other hubby, girls. Snoblnish people. IIPILYIII' nl Sunny. us ,mu ure his pe! peere. ALMA BRITTON H.4l,.U,4., Gosh rlrlrn .' This Cute, petite .senior ran flllL'!lVYS be lfnmrl at the .whaling rink. .4lma enjoys going out. anrl eating spaghetti or sulimzzrinex, She rlisapprnres of Snobs. SANDRA BIVCKLEY N.4.'VIIY,, Uh. rnv hearens R1-rl ffm- 1: Future NHT-vw 31 JCI. 2. Sanrlrcfs ffzmrile loorl is spaghetti. ln her spare time vhe enjoys rlanring anrl sharing. Srinrllv is a quiet girl who lnrzlhex people who are not punftunl. NICHOLAS CAOCIANO 'iwcxq Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track l: Humernum Yi:-v Prexulr-nt 2. .flllhuugh .Tifh is one of the rougher lmys. his pet peeie is rough lP!1l'lII'fS.-Q You run final him lnnxl ul the time in the u'urlmul rnnnz ut the nr hunting. llix lurnrite sport is fnnllmll. GLORIA CAP.-xxNA 'n1.0A' l'z'e gmail news for mu Nlusie .-Appr:-viatiurl 1: Holm-rmunm Prefitle-nt 1: Banking: 2: Red and White 2. ln Clo's spare time 'mu u'ill probably linfl her roller skating or danring, Southern fried Ill!-Qh-P71 and ,trenrh tries top her list ot foods. while Cl0'5 pet peeie is snubliixh girls. BRUCE CARLSON lfnux' Ftmtlwall 1. 2: Captain 1. liaxkvtlrall l. 2. 3. el: Haw-lvall l. 2. 3. 4: FC. 1: Jil. 1.2: Nate- TI'l'3RUff'!' Jil 2: Mm' Pre--ulvut Nl. .41 Fx, Cnxxutlmittvv 3. -1: Pre'-itlrnt Fl: 4: Honor Nwiety 1: Buy-- State -1: Buys' Nation 4. Sports. girls. unrl lnalfing are essential in Hrur'e'.s lite. lle lilfex t0 ga dnneing. play golf. and giie pretty girls his line. llust all us will remember Bruce as the best Student tfounril presulent that ReHi ever had. Lots of lurk to a future Hnrraril man. D- 5 CLASS OF '55 'I .1 QF'-'Y' SENIQRS 31725, Y 3 2 ., ,,,, I . L .. f' ng, 1: 1, L .yinzrr 1:g:,..-5, .ff-5 9 sg' ,. gg fb.:-M33 V . ini up :aw ez: fffqff' .j5'c'eQ'91f:-viwdi '. -L 'G -'ut if mg 45- ag? JZ.: ' i6't'N.4f-.Lis-L'a:'i5 'f? Q v If 'xii ,. 2 l bf Sf. 1 S '15 . 3 . V! 1 Joxx 5llIRI.IiY Ciusia jo You hnuw iI.' Knitting Club 1. lo is n bnrnlishell. it jus! tiilres ri lilfle erlorl In :el her nil. She spenrls her time reafling. .seeing nifnies. anrl ire xl.'11!1'11g. HflUlllIllHl'f.5. lrenrh ffiex. rinrl rnlfef ure hips llilll her. Sllfllllll-.Sh girls jim! llllllil go ii-illz fn, BILL Cm-:w '41f11.L H01 Rail Banil 1. 2. 3. Bill is one of the seniors who flvesrfz lihe honzeziorlr. His -l!1l'lJl'l'ft fond is tnrher. lj QUII are ei'er in fluiilnf as I0 the zrhererllmiils of Bill. look iinrler lhe nearest ear, he'll be fixing the motor. NIARTIN JOHN CLEARY '5sK15ET15R Hiilzlfles 'Hqheeleri' fun uxiuzllli' be fonnrl xporling nmnnrl in hix Inn mil :mil !'0llP4'll'lI,U girls on the siile line. Skeeter llllfliflllllfli rlislilfes the neu' rnlex lllil into artion this year. Lois EVANCELINE COFFIN SLLOQ, Oh! Beansf Nursing ClulJ3.-1. Lois is an ruler of homemmle luiherl beans. In her spare time she fallefis pholus. She likes serving anzl raolfing. fun. Lu IlUP,WI.f like peiilzle who Ihinl: thefre lIf'lff'l'vllIllV1 Plffjllffllvl' else. RALPH CONRAD 'fs0xNi ' lin you lfrmu' lhnl I mean? Football -1: llzixki-tlyall 4: Ban-liall I--11 Hnnnerornii Treasure-r 4. We nlzniss aswfinfe Sunni irifh roller slrrzring. 11 nnlinnal Champion for seieral sears. He is also a fhamp in our sfhool as Il ioollmll pluier. S0f1V1j .S'l happy rlays will rome when he u'ill be Ihrough uiih history and English. ANCELINE COSTANZO .4NclE,' Oh! Heel Angie ning nn! hare been ren' rlrliie in extrariirrifulur arlirilies, hu! she if UllA.'!lvl'X rearly' for fun. She enjoys spaghelli and meat- balls. Angie agrees with many tear-hers on gum frm'l.'ers. vn- V I A X LAURA C0I'I.B0IvRNE HRE1IS'7 Oh! Shuflfsf Varsity Club 3. 4g Fnftball 2. 3. 4g liaskc-tball 3. 4. Reds, who hails from l1PPIIlL'fllf'l', will rernernber her arguments with .lliss Benner in gym rlass. Slfaling and swimming are her hobbies. Her favorite food is spaghetti and meatballs. Snobs are her .nel peeires. PATRICIA LEE CRANE PATH Zorfh Stamp Club: Tennis 1-4g Biology Choir 43 Varsity Club 4: Honor Neat, friendly and amusing, best lists work as a pet peeve. she is and reading are her hobbies. DEBORAH ANN CRESSE Uon't Cer Typing Club lg Biology Club 2 Nurses 3. 43 Ketrospe-Ct 4. Debby, as we prefer to fall her, enjoys slfaling and danr-ing. She flllllD2.'11 JCI. 2g Banking 33 Sonic-ty 'lg Fellini' Play 4. desrrilles our Pat. Though she dependable, lfollerting rewards '6oEBBIf Shook 2 .luniur Rm-cl Crnss 2: Future is a Very atlraetire senior. She says people who feel sorry for tlzemselres are her pe! peezfes. RALPII CIINNINCHAM 6'sNAKE You ran usually lind Snake out hunting as it is his ,larorite pastime. Ralph ran be lound sporting around tou'n in Whales hot roll. He dislikes snobbish people, esperially girls, MANIIE SEE DALE HSL'Ei, The llougee Knitting Club 1: Banking 1: JCL 1. 2: Hall Patrnl 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3: Student Cvuneil 3. 43 Red and White 3. 4: Class Secretary 2: Class Vice President 33 Miss Rel-li 23 JCL Harvest Queen 2. This rharming viracious girl is well liked by everyone. The YU and sfhool actizsities have kept her busy. Her future plans include Danny Hughes. NIARGARET LOUISE DIEHL PEc:cI , Cheese and Crafkers Twirling Club 1: Future Nurses 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 3: Retrospect 4g Hnmeroom Vice President 4. Peggy ran be found most of the time at the skating rink with Harry. Although skating is her jarorite pastime she also likes records. mories and dancing. CLASS OF 55 i , N,, - SENIORS 6 Qt. J X X G is N' R 5551 I y JOE DI SANTIS uSONNY,, You got it joe. one of our rlass rornetlians, ran often lie seen giving Mrs. Saletra a hanl time. Along with boating and girls, Joe likes spaghetti and meatballs. I.'onr'eitetl people are Ioe's pet peeife. PATRICIA ANN DOIIERTY HPA1 , Sir-r-r.' Hon-km-y l-1: lla-kvlball. 'lie-nnis l-1: lfuture Nurses 3. 4: Biology Club 2, 4: JCL 1. 2: llonor Society 4: R and W Sales 4: Cu- Captain Hockey 'ff-am: Senior Play 4. Patis main interests in srhool seem to center around sports. She hails from Central Park and in hockey season ean always be found in the goalie rage. JULIO DRUDI JULIE, Worlrl's greatest eottonpieker JCI. 2: Choir 2: lliology Club 4: Homeroom President 2: Home- room Tre-asllrc-r 3. Julio visited Europe last year, anal returned with experience that will arlrl to his musiz' career. His favorite foods include spaghetti ana' meatballs. Unrler his pet peeres, he lists homeworlrf JANET RENE EASTLACK ESJAIVH Ceorgel Knitting Club lg lianking 1: Future- Nurses Club 3, 4. fan's yfarorite foods are ehili-con-rarne and pizza pie. Her hotf- bies are rallerting ref-onls. Ilan:-ing. and being with Georgel Boys that rlonlt share are her pet pee1'e. ALBERTA EDWARDS HBERTN Real Crazy Nurses Club 2. 4: Library Club 4. Bert's ,favorite food is steak sanilwirhes at Dell's. Among her farorites are boys with green eyes. She can frequently be seen at the l,'.S.0. rlanres. RICHARD EDWARDS DICK Biology Club 2. Dick is one out the yew boys who hail from Oldmans. His farorite hobbies are hunting and shop work. He would be a good' handyman to hate arountl. 1.01 ffl! WILI.l.AM CEIGER ELLIS. JR. cw Wait a ser-and lianrl l. 2: JCL 1. 2g Track I. 2. 3. 43 Rf'lffl5Ili'K'l 4g flanking 23 Lunrh Patrol 2: llavhelor Cluli l: FTA 4g Dancing 1: Senior Play: Honor Society 4. 'iCuy is well known around ReHi for his .selling ability. He likes .llaryland fried ehieken and fenring. His pet peere is speed. ELMER EVERLY HUDDI , Oh, ity! Elmer is a quiet boy but his hobby is wrestling. Elrner's favorite food is steak. Like many others he is a non-believer in homework. WILLIANI W. FAIR UWHITEYH ls She Hot! Biology Club 23 Visual Aides 1. 2. 3. Whitey fan be seen driving his .UC sports rar around. He is attrar-ted to joan Hall, a blonde from Salem. In the summer he does a great deal of boating and water skiing. JAMES H. FARRIS, JR. JIM Aw, rome HunIernom Pr:-sitlent l. lim ran usuallr be seen with the boys who talk about ears. He isn't rery fond of horneworlf. linfs hobby is model building and his favorite food is shepherd's pie. WAYNE FISHER '4WHALE Ho, there Ag: Clulm 2. 3. 4. Chug-rhug. there goes Whale in his blark and red hotrod. Tearhers are his pet peere. He ran be seen around the halls with Ralph. KAY FLANEGAN 6GKAy',, .llerry Library Club 1: Hiwkry 1: Retrospect 43 President of Home- roum 2. Kay is usually found with graduate. Bert Lee, and u-ill probably be married in the near future. When Bert is working she can be found in the Sweet Shoppe with Lil. CLASS OF '55 SENIORS A RoNA1.n Frmvmrs '41fURT,' Whalis happening Burt is one of our quiet seniors. His farorite ,lootl is pork chops ana' rnasherl potatoes, Hurfs pet peeie is people who rlon't know what they are tallfing about. CARI. B. Form HC. of' Yes, I'll hare another one. JCI. l. 21 lliolf-gy Club 2. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3. 42 Senior Biology Club 4: Senior Play 4. While Carl's pet peeze is girls, you still see him escorting certain young: larlies aroanrl the halls. Swimrning ann' football top ffarl's list, JOHN BARTRAM FRAZEE KFUZZYH That's ,lor sure. Ihal's for rlang sure Visual .Niels lg Choir 2, 3. 4g Band 2. 3. 4g Science Club, Private tllanflt 4g Boys' State 3. John is one of the faluable members of the band. Girls are one of his hobbies along with rains, stamps, gansmithing, music and fencing. His irlea of pararlise is to sit rlozcn to a frierl chirlfen rlinner. NANCY FRAZEE That's a croclrl Music Appreciation lg Choir 1. 2. 3. 4g Hockey 1. 2, 3g Biology Club 4: Prom Committee 3g Senior Ex. Committee 4g Secretary JCI. 2. A gift of gab anrl a magnetic personality seem best to describe lYancy. She enjoys singing in choirs anrl is always changing her minfl about her future. Doizornv FREUDENTIIAL Noor Oh, Sngarf Knitting Club lg Biology Club 2. Dot likes to spend her time collecting movie star pictures and ice skating. She enjoys the favorite dish of many others, spaghetti and meatballs. Snobbish people are her pet peere. ROBERTA ANNE FULLERTON 'SBOBBE3' .Wy heairensf Tennis 1-4: Basketball lg Hockey 2, 3. 4g Yarsity Club 3, 4, Band 2. 3. 4: Choir 2. 3, 45 Hall Patrol 4g Lunch Patrol 2g JCL 1, 25 Biology Club 4g Red and White Staff 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4g Homeroom Treasurer 25 Varsity Club Treasurer 4g Girls' State 3g Senior Play. Bobbi, is one of our most versatile seniors. If you know her, you can readily see that she fits our description. Bobbe leaves ReHi with the hopes of attending Swarthmore College. 1. if 4, gif, i Z ! , PATRICIA ANN CALEY MPATN .-firzlt that neat? ,lunior Rf-Il Cross lg JCL 1. 21 Binlugy Club 2: Seienef- Club 33 Library Club 2: Future Nurses Club 3, 4. Pat is another quiet senior. She lists sewing as a hobby and she is also very fond of r-hili-ronvr-arne. RUTH ANN GARRISON 'cRUT111EH Why? Stamp Club I: .lCl. 2: Biology Club 23 JCI, De-vorating Com- mittei- 2. 33 Retro-pei-I -lg ,lIIIIinr RI-Il Cross '13 llmriernmri Fe-ere-tary 3. Ruthie is a lover of painting. Her pe! peelfe is llonzlar mornings. RI1ll1lAP,.S laiorite ,loofl is balferl, stuljerl pnrl: whops. Ruth can always be seen with- guess IL'lI0??? ALINTIA MAE GILMORE '4L1ivnA Anil that ain'1 alll Softball 23 Library Club 2. -1: Knitting Club 3. Linrla has a pleasant word for everyone. Her hobbies ineliule rlnnring, sports and rolleeling sea shells. Homemade vherry pie is her favorite food. She has it out for people who hit her on the brrflf while tnllfing to her. THOMAS GRANT TOM JCI, 1. 21 Basketball 2: Prmn Cuiiimittee 3: Rell and While 4: R anil W Falvsnian el: Rf'lfOFlN'l'f -13 Honor Sncic-ty 4: lliology Club 4: 5+-nii-r Play -1. Toni, usually seen mllfing In someone, has as his hobbies hilnling. lonliing. eating. and sleeping. He elasses steals and ,lrenfh fries as his larorile foorls. ELIZABETH GREEN 'ELIBBYT' You know it.' Music Appreciation 1: Library 2. 3. 4. 'iLibby's pet peere is boys with S'DA's. She enjoys collecting glass dogs and eating porlf Chops. She can be seen working at the HY almost any erening. STEPHEN C. GRIM i'srErE,' Yea? SlEl'C.S pet peeise is hearing Butch Stump tell tall lnles. His favorite hobby is eolleeting coins. He is one of the jeu' quiet members of the Senior Class. Best of lui-lf In zz fellow elassrnate. CLASS OF '55 WU SENIORS F6 f GA ' fe' ffLIL,7 LILLIMAE GUILFOYLE Oh my goodnessf Junior Red Cross l: Red and White Salesman 2. 4'Lil can usually be found 'Adancing up a storm at the YH or some shindig. You could describe her as the type that looks as it she just got oft a horse. We wish a future secretary best of luck. Emirxn HAMPTON EDU Well how about thatl Retrospect Sales 31 Red and White Sales 3, 43 Honor Society 4. Interested in ministry, Ed will attend Eastern Baptist College in the fall. Although a lover of pumpkin pie, Ed can eat almost anything. Ed collects stamps and odd key chains as well as familiar sayings. Success surely lies in the future for this swell lad, perhaps a certain nurse will someday say yes.', NllLDRED JANE HARCIYM J,-11v1E For Petey.: sakcl Dramatic Cluli lg Retrospect Sales lg Junior Red Cross 1, 23 Home-ruimi Set-rt-tary 1. 2: Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Dance Comniittc-e 41 Retrospect -lg Student Council 4. 'flaniev is a rery versatile girl as you can very well see. ln her spare time lane likes dancing and collecting earrings. Her fa- corite foods are french fries and spaghetti. K'.lanie's pet peeve is too many teachers and giving homework the same night. EARL HARMER HBUTCHH Thafs the way the ball bounces Manager lfrmlltall 2: Nlanagvr Raft-lmall 2. Butch comes to us from Glenside. His favorite ways of spending his spare time include susimming and target shooting. He prefers aboie all to sit down to a turkey or pheasant dinner. . WILLIAM HATHAw.n' 4'B1LL Ahf you're kidding Visual Aids 1. 2. 3. 4. This friendly senior enjoys sports and cars, collecting records, horseback riding, and most of all-Southern Fried Chicken. Bill, often seen driving around town. hates to get behind a Sunday drirerl HOPE ANN HENRY HHOPEYU Big lleal Music Club lg Junior Red Cross Ig Library 2-4g Banking 3. 'LHopey'l as we affectionately call her, is always a good sport. Collecting movie stars' pictures is her main hobby, as her hall locker shows. HELENA H1cRMAN HCATTIE7, Say therel Softball 1. 2. 33 Varsity Cluli 1. 2. 3. 4g liaskf-tball 3, 4. Among ffattie's hobbies are softball, basketball, dancing and eating. She lates Chicken, but she cannot say the same for jealous people. JAY HODGES 'LPEE WEE,, Nasty break Biology Club 2. 41 Banking 11 1 :-nving 3. '13 JCI. 23 R anti W' Sales 43 Svienre 3. 43 Fire anrl Air Raitl Patrol 43 Class Treas- urer 3. 4: Fire- Patrol Lieutenant 4: Yin- Pri-siclent Home-room 2. 3: Cr-nsor Jf,lI..Q Boys' Stats- 31 Honor Soeioty 4. While ire rream is at the heatl of Pee Week li.st of likes, English homework is at the top of his dislikes. He also likes to spend his spare time hunting and water skiing. But no matter what he rloes. he is always the life of the party. Best of lurk to a swell guy. CAROL HOMAN 11U1vTER', Heaven.:-to-Betsy' Prnni Committee 3g Varsity Clllll 1. 2. 3. -1: llovkvy 1. 2. 3, 41 Hall Patrol 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4: Tennis: 1. 2. 3, 43 Chez-rlearlers 2. 3. 43 Girls' State Alternate. Carol is a rersatile girl whose hobbies inrlude rlanfing, swimming, hockey and those nightmare slumber parties. Carol's main objeetire is to drive Robbie erazy. JOAN HOHNER Jon Y0u're barl JCII. 1. 2: Junior Rml Cross 1. 2: 1.ilvrary 1-'13 Biology Cluli 23 11e'tI'o-pew! Stiles 2. 3, -l. jo, a Very pleasant senior, spentls most at her time with fini. Other interests re1'ol1'e urounrl rlanring. rearling, rooking anti setting. She rloesrft rare for snobs. YVONNE HOHNER UROCK7, Don't be a sore head Nlusim' .-Xppreviation 1: Future Xurw- Cluli 3. 4. l'sually seen with Pat. Rork lists danring and cooking among her tarorite hobbies. Her appetite nerer seems to slack when subs or .spaghetti are on the nzenu. Snobby people seem to rub Yronne the wrong tray. BARBARA HOOVER 6'1fAHs,, Honestly ,lunior Red Cross 1. 23 Future Nurses 1. 23 Hnmeruom Seq- retary 4. High on Barbarzfs list are tlanfing and writing letters to Cordon who is in the service. Snobbish girls seem to be her main pet peere. CLASS OF '55 in i 'lIwa Ea ral rt 1 I fit . 1' SENIORS ii YVONNE ARMINTA HYLAND BoNN1E', You're lookin' good Dancing lg Future Nurses Club 3. 4: Banking 4. Bonnie, a very nire girl to know. spends her time riding around in zz '53 Ford ronvertible. Other interests revolve around skating, dancing, and boats. Her pet peeve is Red hair. BILL JAMES H11.1f' Co, Hossl Bill, who came to us last year, enjoys sports. His favorite foods are steaks and mashed potatoes. Girls who smoke are on Bill's blaeklist. JOSEPH W. JOHNSON JOE Gosh l Football 2. 3. 4. joe was one of the boys who helped us to win Tri-County in football this year. During hunting season aloe' is usually absent from school. As 'V0ll,l.'E guessed hunting is his hobby. SHIRLEY MARIE JOHNSON USHIRLU Sugarfoot and Christopher Columbus Dramatic Club 25 Junior Red Cross 2g Retrospect Salesman 2, 4g Library Club 3. Shirl, our married senior, doesn't go for the fad of Crew ruts and pegged pants. Her main interest centers around Jack. She enjoys eating subs and spaghetti. MARION JOANNE KEEN M,-ml' Are you lfiddin'? Library Club 3, 4. .War is rery fond of steak and freneh fries. She can usually be seen with Paul. .War is also fond of skating and dancing but her pet peeie is homework. SHIRLEY ANN KEEN HSHIRLM Oh, Boy! Junior Red Cross 33 Knitting Club 1. Shirl is one of our Churrhtown girls. She is often found at the skating rink, but she dislikes snobs very much. Her favorite food is chili-con-earne. scGUSss EDWARD EARL KELLMYER Stella! R and W Sales 13 Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Orchestra lg Dance Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Camera Club 13 JCL 1. 23 Junior Play 3g Junior Prom Committee 43 Senior Dance Commitee 4. 'ACus is among the many who don't like homework. His hobbies are swimming and playing pinochle. His favorite foods are turkey and subs from Toms.l' DONALD REX KIDD HDONH How 'bout that Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Choir 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Track 13 JCL 3. Don is one of our outdoor boys. He is fond of hunting, fishing and scouting. His favorite foods are sea foods. Homework holds the place of honor in his pet peeves. JOAN KOCHENDORFER COK1E,, What do you sayl JCL 13 Biology Club 23 R and W 43 Retrospect 43 Senior Play 4. l.'okie doesn't like people who erark their knurkles, but she is a great lover of steak, Her hobby is reading, that is, when she has the time. KIM KVALNES HDOCN That's ancient Vice President Homeroom 13 Visual Aids 1. 2, 33 JCL 1, 23 lliulngy Club 23 Hall Patrol 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 R and W 3, 43 Lieutenant Hall Patifml 3, 43 Scienee Club 33 Retrospect 43 Fire Patrol 43 Captain Fire Patrol 43 Honor Society 3, 4. Spare time aftivities of Dorr's inrlude fencing, Y basketball, barbershop singing, and piano. When asked his pet peeve Doc replied, 'Klleutsche wortshatzf' His favorite food is steak. EDMUND LANE EDDIEH Nasty break! Football 2. 3. Eddie can always be found with the boys from Woodstown, with whom he grew up. His pet peere is people who think they know something about cars and really don't know anything. ANTHONY LAPALOMENTO TONY Ah, Shucksf Student Council 2, 3. 4. Tony can often be found at the YH dances or at Patsy's Restaurant. He enjoys hunting and farming. His pet peere is Punky,' freshmen. CLASS OF '55 4 in. ' a I . s '35 . , if it f L:+f1..m CHARLES ROBERT LATHAN SPIKE, Get a jol: Band 2. 3. 4: Choir 4: Yisual .Xirle-S 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. Spilie ran usitally be seen with the boys tall-'ing about cars. His iaiorite ioorl is spaghetti. Worlfing on automobiles, fishing antl hunting are his hobbies. Spil.'e's pe! peere is people who fly through stop signs. DOLORES LEE 640151533 Thafs for sure Music' Appreciation 1. Dee, a petite anrl laitghing senior. rollerts match corers. Eating stealr sanriwirhes anrl spaghetti is a ,iarorile pastime of hers. Her pet peeiie is IUl1I'Pl'If'll people. GORDON MELVIN lvl.-XCLAREN II 'fcouivrf' Oh, Haloneyl ,lunior R+-il Cross lg Biology Cluli 2g FTA 4g Tcnnis 4. Conlon may be ronsirlerea' as an arnlaitious person. He plans to be a lf. S. History teacher. He enjoys collerting records ami other sorts of things. People who worry all the time annoy him. CHARLES DOUGLAS NIAGEE H3-11 Hirrl-lrrain Charles appears to be quiet. but 1lon't let that fool you. He ziislilfes getting up in the morning, His farorile ,loorl seems to be the white meat of a liirlfey. PATRICK IVIARANDOLA HPAT?, Real Square Biology 2: Science- 3. 4: Football 3. We will long remember Pat for his patience with the winrlou' shades and their uealr rorrls. He spenrls his spare time swimming and partiripating in sports. His iaisorite llootl is chirlren. .lIL1H-Y of its will agree u-ith l'at's pet peeie. tear'her's ability to giie horrzeworlr. ASSLNT0 DOLORES NIARINI 4'11oLoREs', Big deal Junior Red Cross 1. 2g Choir 1, 2. 3, 4g Library 2. 3. 4g Music Appreciation 1: Heil anel Whitt- 1, 2g R and W Salesman 1. 2. 3g Banking lg Retrospect 4g Hockey 1. 2. Dolores' hobbies are tianring anil swimming. She is -lillllll of all Italian foods and, also, sea food. Her pet peere is people who think they are better than everybody else. 1 s fi 44 3 , l grit s . . . . ' ' X frm . Alam. ., CLAYTON XIARTIN 'iCL.4i'T' Visual .Miles 1. -1: Yi-ual .'xlIlf'i Vim- PI'l'5lflf'Ili -1. Clayton ran often be seen filllfly arounrl town in his sharp far: this happens to be his pet projert. Steak heaals his list for favorite foods. AVANNA NIATHIAS ':110TR0D You rl0n't say Choir 1. 4: Nluiii' ,Mnprr-viatiml 1: Library Club 3. 43 Junior Rf-tl Cross 3. 43 FTA 4, Aranna, II pleasant senior to lfnntr. ran always be found skating. This redhearl enjoys hurnbnrgt-rs. l.'nnr'eite1i people are among those she rlislilres. JUNE lWEREIlI'I'H 6'JL's'1E Knitting 1: Junior Rf-tl ffruss 3. nfuniew hails from l rientlship Station. She is often seen with the gang from lIell's. Her favorite foods are fhirlren and subs. Her pet peez'e is two-jar-eil people. HORACE H. NIILLER. JR. g'HoRsE Are you sure? JCL 2: JCL Pro-Consul 2g Biology Club 2. 4: Choir 4. .Uention tennis. and who will appear. Horafe. His hobbies inrlude eolleeting coins and wilrllife piftures. He r1oesn't rare for girls who smoke. RONALD NIINOR ':RoxE Look ot1t.' Visual Aides 1. 2: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Crimes-Country 3. 4. Rone. 11 shy and f'0l1SPl'Z'lIlil'P member of our flass. lists sports as his hobby. He ran be seen al the J. D. Snark Bar eating hamburgers. CARRIE NIORAITIS ':c,4RR1E Uh. Shoot' Tennis 1: JCL l. 2: Stull:-nt llounvil 1: Hiulttgy lflulr 2. 4: I.iliraF5 2. 3. 4: Fr:-shrnan llzimlln-nk 3: l'rom limiiriiittw- 3: Retrospect 4: Heal ancl Whitt- -1: Library lfounril Pr:-fiilent -1: Honor Soviets 4: St-niur Play -1. Carrie. a quiet ami Iinibitious girl. :till nmlfe 11 sztffess of her life as she dill the many things she zzrfoniplisheri here, Reading and television take up her spare time. Currie 1loesn't think mufh of people who think the,r're better than others. N-1.1 ELLEN LINDA Motrius HLHEU Well L11'T1'-111111 Hl1l l'U'j 1. 3. 4: Junior R1-11 Crow 1: Yisual g'li1l- 1. 2: Fofllrall 2. 3. 4: JCL 2: Hall Patrol 3: lia-lu-tlmall l: Yarxity Club -1: Choir 4. Lee. l1lll.'llj'S lllllghlllg 11111l lull nl lvllll. ll11'l'K 111 lmze the l11.x1 11'11r1l in 1111 tlfgl1II1Pl1f. She has been Very IlI'l1'I'f' in spurtx Illltl 11'ill pr11l111l1lVI' 111rI1i1111e 11'iIl1 1l1er11 1111Ixi1l1' nl ,x1'l11111l. PATRICIA JLTANITA NIYERS P,11 ' You better beliere i1.' Biology Clllll 2: Banking 2. l'11r, u'h11 seems lost 11'i1l111111 lI1'r ,lr1'1'111l. Kale, .s11el11lx r1111xl 111 her time u'i1h foe. l'e11ple who 1l11 Il lot ol 1'r1'I1'1'1:ing better Slllrl' 0111 111 her ll,'!Ij'. HIQTH NAOMI NICIITERLEIN uRL'1-'Lfgw SIZIHIII Cluli 1: .lCL 1. 22 Biology Clul1 2. -1: SK'lf'Ilt't' Clul1 Pl: Prom Cotnmittee 3: Hetrospwt 4: l-'TVX -1: Senior Play 43 Honor Soeiety 4. Rufus. I1 -line se111nstress, nzalfex all the 1'l111he5 she su nirelv sports 11ro11r11l the halls. Her l1r11tlIer.s are her 1-111111 HIIIHI-!!Il11'f'. She erijoys eating apaghelti 111I1l IIIPIIIIIUHS. BERTHA OLSEN NIQERTU Gee, Dad, il's ll W'I1fll1ZPf.l JCL 1. 2: Biology Club 2. el: Vanity Clull 3. 4: Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4: I.lli'lf'll Patrol 3: Hall Patrol 3. el: l utur1- Nur-1-S Illult 3. 4: Frofh xYt't'p 11 PI0lllf'I'1I11lH PTl'NlKlt'lll -1: St'IllHl' Claw S1-1-re-tary -1: S1-nior Biology Clulx 4. Possessor 111 I1 pleasing personality 11nd ll 1'hf'FfAllll smile. Bert 15 one oil the must 111'tiI'e girls in the senior 1'l11.xs. ln arlrlitiurt 111 her sehoal interests she enjoys 1lan1-ing. rind ire sl.'1111'ng. JOSEPH PALESCHIC UJ1115' .lust a 1711711119 Football 1. 2: l3a+k1-tl1all 2g Stage Cre-vs 2. el: junior H1111 Cro-N 1. 3: Senior Danee Coinniitteeg ,lunior Prom Committee 3: Hall and Lunch Patrol 2. 4: Rerl Crofs President 2. 3: junior H1111 Cr0sQ National Contest 2: County junior Red Cro-Q Prefi- dr-nt 2. 3. lrhen foe', is not l1115,I' with his many 1r1'ti1'ities, he Plljllyi doing art work 111111 eating spaghetti. Sinre being quiet in home' room II-1 is his pe! peere, he seldom is. 1?f + . f li: ANNE PAPPAS '4s.mt.EY Qh, Fi1itilestir'ks.' Retrospect Typing: 5taff 4. Smiley, like many ol us, doesrft like a lot of homework. One of her many fine qualities is her art work. Her interests renter around Eddie Fisher, Perry Como and Glenn Miller. EFFIE PAPPAS 15FF1Ew R anfl W' Salesman 4: Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 43 Tennis l. 2. 3g R and W' Reporter 3g R and W Girls' Sports Editor 43 JCL 1, 23 Class Secretary Ig Honor Society 3. 49 Hockey Manager lg Tennis Manager 1, 2, 3g Hall Patrol 2. 3. 45 Student Council 3. Effie is a little girl, but she is one of our most active seniors. Her favorite food is steak. Effie rIoesn't like people who don't know what theylre talking about. Her hobbies are reading and sports. JAMIE RUTH PETERS nRUTH1E,, Well, what do you knowl JCI. lg Hall Patrol 3. 41 Colnrgguartl 23 Nlajorvtto- 33 Drum Majorettv 4, Home-room Treasurer -1. Ruthie's farorite foon' is Southern fried rhieken. Her pet peere is people who say the South lost the Ijiz-il War. She says they rlidn't lose, they were just starred out. Her hobbies are danring and rnrtking sfrap books. Doms PIIELPS '4noRR1E', .4in't it attjful? Knitting: fflulv 1: l.iltrary ffluli 2: Nursing Club 31 Retl anfl Wvhite Salesman 3. This lirelvr lfiss is rolled llorrie br her friends. She seerns to rarry a grudge against the Army. You ran find her either with Ralwnontl or drawing. l'i::a pie is a i!Il'Ufl.lf of hers. Ihvln PIERCE HIJAVID-7 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Visual Aides l. 2: Photo. 23 Retrospect 4: Buys' Stale 3. Darid. a serious-rnindetl senior. spends his spare time with his hobbv. photography. Turkey seems to be his tarorite Blood. JANICE ELIZABETH PRUTT t'PRL ' You better beliere it Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2: JCI. 1. 2: Dance Committee -1: Retrospect 4. Pru's favorite pastime is talking. ushieh many teachers ran roufh for. She hails from Pennsrilk and is fond of swimming, skating, and donning. Her pet peere seems to be people with no sense of humor. CLASS OF '55 lil 1 'Q .i .L X4 LEE CURTIS RANDOLPH HGL'N.'N'ERi, How 'bout that? Basketball 1-4g Home-room Secretary 2. Gunner takes a main interest in sports, espeeially basketball, and of eourse freshman girls. He leares his sympathies to anyone who ran survive senior ,English and history. ,Vind you, Lee has earned his title as Curtner.', BARBARA ANN REED MBARBw Gosh darn itl Cheerleader 2. 3. 41 Tennis 2, 3. 4g Student Council 43 School Spirit Committee 4g Senior Play 4. Barb, one of our eutest seniors, ean be found at all the football and basketball games cheering our team on to victory. She also enjoys dancing but boys who u-on't dance seem to be her pet peeve. GERALDINE ROHER iCERRY,, Heck, yesf Knitting lg Junior Red Cross 1-4g Library Club 3, 4g Bas- ketball 4. Ceraldine, one of our friendlier and more reserred seniors, enjoys dancing. skating and rnusie. Italian rooked spaghetti and meat balls is her favorite food. Cerry's pet peet'e is noisy people. JUANITA ROHER sUc1E'7 l want to thank you Knitting Club 1-23 Library 2: Ballet Club 3g Softball 3. luanita, one of our jovial senior-girls, always seems to be talking. or so the teachers think. Daneing and skating are her fat-orite hobbies. ln the line ol eats, she likes spaghetti and meatballs. Her pet peete is people who brag about themselves. FRANK JOHN ROPIAK. JR. uSTACK,, Fans!! Football 1. 3. 4: Tennis 1, 23 Stamp Club l: Ag Club 2. 3' Ag Club Secretary 3. 4'Stark ran usually be found getting in shape. He is the boxer of our class. We guarantee that Stark will never forget that physics elass, will you, SIaek ? EDWARD SADLER CoRKY', Snapper H0mPTfJ0m Vice President 43 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Corkey's pet peeve is girls, but u.'e're sure that won't be for long. He spends most of his time playing football, baseball, basketball, and shooting pool. Among his favorite foods, you. will find steak and potatoes. 'x DAVID SALBERC HIVIIITIEH llon't Panifx' Football. Basketball. Baie-hall 2. 3. 4: lfll. 2: Captain Patrnli 4: Sturlent Council 2. 3. 4: Student Couneil TreaSurer 3: Sopho- Illftff' Class President Pl: JCL Presirlent 2: lIOIIlf'I'UlDHl Vive Preili- Ilent 4: Biology Club 4. Whitiey' as he is known by erervnne is usually' found outside the eafeteria talking to the girls. High on his list of hobbies are sports. danring. and roin rollerting, Dare is one ot our better threeeletter men. FRANK SANTIJCCI FRANK', Frank fan always be seen reading a mefhanie magazine. Uther interests are gunning and horsebaek riding. He loves spaghetti, but we ran't say the same for homework. EDWARD FRANCIS SCHINDLER. JR. UCHICKU Other than girls, Chiek likes football, baseball, basketball, and hot rods. Among fihirk's many pet peeres are girls that smoke or drink. He is ronsidered the 'Lsnappern of Re Hi. CHESTER ALFRED SHAFER HCHETQ .lunior I.awn Meeting 3: Viwual .-Kids 4: Color Guard 4: Vive President Junior Lawn Nl:-eting 3: S:-en-tarv YiSual .Nirlx Chet is one out the few bovs who goes out ot his wav to be pleasant to erervone. llis lamrite hobbr is the radio. llis fa- vorite food is spaghetti and meatballs. JAMES SIMMONS uJlM,, Hello Baby' ,lv Basketball 2: Choir l. 2: Rf'IfflNIlf'l'l 41 Retrospect 5aleS 2: Senior Dance Committee 4: Hom:-room Sf-ere-tary 1. 2: Home- room President 4: Senior Play 4: Exe-eiitivv Committee 4. lfhen you hear a sigh from a group of girls, v0u'll knou' that 'ilimn just walked by. With his good looks and white bucks he has the materials to attraft his hobby girls. 'R Jim plans to attend Coldey-Beacom next year. DAVID WILLIAM SIMPSON BL1MP', Hou' 'bout that JCL 1. 2: Football 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Lunch Patrol 4: Fire Patrol 4. Sports are Bilfs favorite hobby. The name Faye. seems to be his main pet peere. Blimp can often be seen hanging around with Wally and Eddie. SENIORS Up L3 the . EVA SLAPE 'i4LLERcI ' Dig that frazy rat Twirling Club 1: junior Ri-Il Cro-Q 2. 3. 4: Future Nursvf Club 3. 4: Re-tru-pr-vt 1. High on E1'Il..9 list are the LSU danres and Shllflllg. You u'ill find her at the nmries with lluune almost eitery Saturday night. Her f!I1'Uf1'lP food is steah' SHHI1l,l4lf',1P,K, MARY LETITA SMALLEY c'sUEs For Peteas salfef Daneing 1: Rf-d and White Salesman 21 Iloim-ronnm Seerelary -1. ,Vary hail.s from l,PIl!1S1'illP and is one of the ltetter dressed girls in the class. Her farorite hobbies are skating and daneing. ,Vary will make some liielu' guy a good wife. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH USMITTYU You'd better beliezre it Biology Club 23 JCL 2: Nurses' Aides 2. Smitty, a pleasant and considerable senior elaims that boys naturally annoy her. She spends her time reading, eating and writing letters. SIDNEY PENN SMITH gui, Oh, Brotherl JCL 1. 2: Biology Club 2. 4: Student Couneil 4: Retrospect 43 Honor S0l it'Iy 4. One of our quieter flassmates and also one of the friendliest, Syd is a diligent 1l'Ufh'FV uho takes her srhool zmrlr seriouslv. She is interested in rollerting p0p', tunes and erzjoys danfing. NL-XRY ELIZABETH SORRELS G',11AREf' Good Crazy' .lllfliur Rf-fl ffrnw 11 Honor Snflety -1. .Vare is the ouner of a nire disposition rind a pleasing person- ality. She ran often be seen tallfing in seienth period study hall. Lilre many others she lists honzeworlf as a pet peere. HORACE LEE SPRINCER, JR. BL'o1f' Visual Airles. Senior Class Play. Budd. a tall, darlf and handsome senior, enjoys the outdoor sports. He ran he seen ltelore school talking to some girl in the halls. This is quite a thing for not liking people. CLASS OF '55 f X 'x ,f il HPROQ: FRANK STAMETS Oh, .Val Baseball 3. Frank, an English teaCher's dilemma, ronsiders stamp Collecting his favorite pastime. To hare the Yankees win a pennant is Frankls pet peetfe. HOWARD DEAN STONEMAN 110WARD'7 You better not do that liank 3, 4. Howard, always buzzing around in his rar. is a rery friendly senior. Building und ronstrurtion are his hobbies, Howard, like many of us, dislikes speerhes and homework. He likes baked ham. ERNESTINE STUBBS ER1vlE llerk, Yeah .' Ylstial .Mil lg Knitting l. 25 Biology Llult 2: Lhutr 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses 3. 4. Ernie, lirely and full ot jun. is quite a talker. She spends her spare time dam-ing or at the J. ll. Snark Bar. .llen drivers are her pet peere. HOWARD STUMP BUrc11?' Butch is a quiet boy. who keeps to himself, that is, if.Barbara Spirer isn't around. You see. Barbara and Howard are engaged to be married. WALLACE SWAVERLY HWALLYH Hof Husskl JCL 1. 2: Student Cuuneil 1. 2. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. -lg Prom Committee 3: Homeroum President 1. 3. 45 Boys' State 3. Wally is our idea of a perfect husband, that is, if he ean pass physics and trig. He can usually be seen walking the halls with .llnry Sweeten, if they are on amirable terms. We wish a future engineer much success. MARY H. Svvizrzrsx HSlVEETE.'V,, Don't be so ignorant! JCL 3: Red anml White Reporter 3. 4g Hut-key Manager 3, 43 Retrospect 49 Senior Dance Committee 4. Sweeten is a tiny girl, whose eyes are almost as big as her whole body. She dislikes the freshman girls who chase after her steady, Wally Swarerly. N.. S. SENIORS AUGUST SYLVESTRO, JR. cvs What happen!! Shop Foreman 4g Football 1. Cus's,' pet peetfe is that nasty, nasty homework. One thing Gus really likes is, spaghetti and meatballs. Although he should go to school every day, when hunting season comes, he doesn't.'! BETTY SYLVESTRO UDOLLYH For Petels sake! Student Council 13 Twirling lg Dancing lg Homeroom Treas- urer 4. Betty, known as Dolly to her friends, likes Southern fried chicken and a certain Eddie. Among her many interests are skating and dancing. Snobby people are her pet peeve. EDMUND SZYMANSKI P0LAcK,' What a box Visual Aides lg Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Vice President 3. Although Ed's pet peeve is homework, he loves pork chops, French fries and pickles. He can always be seen in the presence of Betty Sylvestro. Best of luck to a fellow classmate. ARLENE TAYLOR ,4RLE1vE', Cheese and Crackers Red Cross 1: Knitting Club 3. Arlene, a quiet but nice girl, hails from Lower Penns Neck. She doesn't care for history, but like many of us, she enjoys spaghetti and meatballs. ELAINE TAYLOR EL,411vE,' Golly, Nedl Sweet and considerate are the words to describe Elaine, Watching baseball and football are her hobbies. She considers history her pet peete. ETTA NIAY TAYLOR HETTAH ,Yutsf Homeroom Banker 1: Treasurer of Homeroum 1 Etta, a very friendly senior, lists noisy people in study halls as a pet peere. Etta can always be counted on to help whenever help is needed. She is a true friend. ll 'S-. ' ffl' MIRIAM ANN TAYLOR .w1R1A.wH Oh, Brotherf Hockey li Junior Red Cross lg Red and White 3. 4g Honor Society 3. 4, Prom Committee 3: Senior Dance Committeeg Senior Playg Student Council 4g Tennis 25 Retrospect 3, 4. Often seen with the gang, Miriam can also be identified by '60h, Brother. ' She has a hobby, dancing, while fried chicken rates tops on her list of foods. ,lliriarn is a quiet girl until you get to know her or until you make a mistake and mispronount-e her first name. RUTH ANN TILL WRUTHS Oh, foyl JCL 1, 23 Music Appreciation lg Junior Red Cross 15 Banking lg Student Council 1, 2, 45 Biology Club 2, 4g Sophomore Class Vice President 2g Hall Patrol Lieutenant 2, 3, 4g Citizenship Institute 3g Future Nurses Club 3g Junior Play 33 Honor Society 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, Retrospect lliditorl 4. Ruth has been a great asset to our class. She is friendly to everyone and a swell girl. Her interests are sewing and cooking. She intensely dislikes people upon whom you cannot depend. HELEN C. TozoUR HELE1v,' Library Club 2. 3, 43 Honor Society 3. 4. Helen ran often be found reading a book. Her favorite food is delirious fried chicken. Helen is-a good worker in the office practice room. BERNICE TRADER HBERNIEN Knitting: 1: Nurses Aid 23 Biology Club 21 Library 3. 4: Nursing Club 3. 4. Bernie tloesn't like inquisilire people but she is fond of spaghetti and meatballs. Her hobbies are reading and playing the piano. DOROTHYANNE TRYON nA.Y.'VIEii Oh, .llotherf Homeroom Secretary 1. Annie likes to paint and decorate. Her farorite food is Southern fried chicken, and breaded real cutlet. Annie's pet peere is Center Square. JANICE TURNER '4JA.vN1E', .Tasty break Biology Club 23 Junior Red Cross 2, 33 Future Nurses Club 3. 43 Hockey 23 Junior Prom Committee 3. ,lannie visits Rirerriew Beach Skating Rink quite a bit. By the way, skating is one of her favorite hobbies, aside from eating fried chicken. This blonde bomber should make a good nurse. . 've' CLASS OF '55 lt ...f SENIORS ?r,i to x. 5 . 5' XZ ff x if ,Z EDWARD TWIFORD uED,, lt's nothingl 'KEri', likes to hunt, but 1ioesn't like physics. He is an easy going, friendly sort of guy. Lots of lurk to a future college boy. CARMELLA VASTA HMILH Fathefs .Tlustaehel Choir 1, 2. 3. 4: Banking 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club lg Retrospect 4g Senior Dance Committee 4: Homeroom President 4. If you see a tall, slender girl talking to boys, that's our girl Mil. Dancing, bowling and Bob take up her spare time. Her favorite dish is spaghetti. She rloesn't care for snobs. JACQUILINE VAUGHAN u.lACKIE,, I llon't believe you JCL 1, 2g Retrospect Sales 25 Junior Prom Committee 3. Although Jackie rloesn't like the current fail, white bucks, she does enjoy dancing, skating, swimming, and those sleepless nights at the slumber parties. She can often be found at McKinley's annoying the proprietor with the other Pennsville girls. WlNP'RED VICK f'v1CK I do Track 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Vick, classified as a lover, has been a valuable player on our football team. Among his main interests are boxing and Swerlesboro. VERNA WARFIELD 'GWARFU Why? Music Appreciation 13 Biology Club 3, 43 JCL 23 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Dance Committee 4, Retrospect 43 Honor Society 4. Cossipers are Verna's chief annoyance, but tennis and skating are two of her favorite artirities. She can always be found in the company of the other Pennsville girls. REGINALD WATSON MRECGIE7, Track 1, 2, 3. 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Reggie, who usually works after school, can often be seen at the Busy Bee. He has been described as quiet, and is said to be looking for a nice girl. th., i DANIEL WEINSTOCK HDIRTY DAM' Eh .' Too bar!! Danny ran often be seen at the Y rlanr-es sinre rlanring is one of his hobbies. Slfaling anrl baslfetlnrll also rale high on his list of pastirnes. English is IIHIIHJJS pet peere. ROBERT WEISER Urforf' Do you want to betl lianfl 1-4: Choir 1-fl: llanfl Secretary 3, Among Bolfs hobbies we find reeorrl roller-ting. boating and su'in11ning. llis Vlfll'0l'llP fDOIl is pizza pie. lle. lilfe many others, lists homework as his pet peeie. ROGER WESTBERG HBERCERH Not now, S-T-E-L-L-.flf llaml 1. 2. 3, 4: Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: Re-lrnsprvt 4: llanil Vive Pri-Qiflvnt 3: l're-sifle-nt of llancl -1: lloys' Stun- fl. Roger. one ot our tleu' lioys in 212. plays the Irnrnlmne. Ile ran lie renzernherefl ,lar his exfellent learling of the lnanvl on assernlily days. GEORGE J. WIESTCOTT mo Hare merry on my arhin---.' l'lOnOr Siwiety 4: Senior Play 4: Stuilc-nt lfnuneil 1. 2. 3, 4: JCL 1. 2: l'1xec'utive Committee 1. 2, 3. fl: Choir 1. 2: Junior Play 3: ljflllll Committee- 3: Lunch Patrol 4: Class Pre-siflent 1. 3. 4: State Hep. for JCL 2: Football 1. 2. 3: llaseball 1. 2, 3. 4: llasketlmall 1. George is the little guy with the big smile. l ag is not only a gona' stuflent but is interested in .sports anfl was mterl most ralualzle rnenzlier of Sturlent ffounril for tu'O sears. llis future is sure to rontain sur-ress anrl llarie Rose. JOAN WESTWOOD '41J.4crwAR7' 00-Kig it.' Choir 1. 2. 3. sl: Junior Rf-fi Crnss. Dagmar has a Il-Yllllllltl' personality and is :tell liherl ln all her flrzssmates. Painting anrl 1lanr'1'ng are her main interests. Her farorite foorl is r'hir'l.'en salarl. 111.-XRY ANN YWHITAKER NJIARY .4.v.w Oh. honestly' JCL 1. 2: Music' g'lppreciatiOn 1: Hall Patrul 2. 3. 4: HOnOr Ffwiety 3. -4: Sluflent llfnuncil 2. 3: Retrfvspect 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Future Nurses Club -1: Class Treasurer 1: HOmerOOm President 1: Class Secretary 3: President Nurses Club -lg Bifwlogy Club 4: Senior Play 4. .llary Ann spends her spare time reading ana' urriting to Willard. She had a wonderful sense ot humor, and a genuine dislike for gum eraelfers. 1' ,Riga ,L '- CLASS OF '55 1 ..- Y. ,. q 1 ,i b , '-W., 'X i ' R X l. SENIORS ,mums 795 ff! Ha' CATHERINE WHITESELL KATE For Pete's sakel Dramatic ClIIb I: R1-Il anrl White Salesman 2g Music Apprecia- tion 1: Tennis 2. 3: ,lunior Prom Conimittee 33 Dance Com- mittee 43 Retrospect 4g llomeroorn Secretary 2. Kate's future eonsists of dancing and modeling. You can find her most of the time u'ith a vermin tall, dark and handsome basketball player. Her favorite foods consist of spaghetti and steak. EILEEN WILLIAMS LE1v1vY', Charlie Dancing 1: Twirling 1: Hockey 13 Library Club 33 Nursing Club 3. 4. Lenny, one of our engaged girls, hails front Deepwater. Her main interests center around Charlie. Conceited people head her list of pet peeves. REGINALD WILLIAMS REcc1E,' Whatls up, mon Track 1. 2: Football I. 2. 3: Cross Country 3. Reggie is the drummer of our rlass. Reggie is not only a drummer, he also likes to draw and sing. His faiforite foods are any kind of poultry. ERMA WVILSON WORM,, lt's killin' mel Dance 1. 2. To find Erma it is usually neeessary to go to Bainbridge, Dover, or New Castle with the USO. If she isnlt there she can be found skating. Her favorite food is fried chirken, and her pet peeve- underelassrnen. ROBERT WOODY HWOODYH No kidd1'n'.' Biology Club 2g Coloruard 4. Woody has a personality which rnatehes his looks. He pities all those who are to have Mrs. Zappulla for study hall. If you are ever looking for Woody look in the office first. PATRICIA YEAGER PAT Whata Doll! Library Club 1. 2. 3. 4g Daneing Ig Twirling lg Dramatic Club 2g Junior Red Cross 35 Homeroom Treasurer 1. Pat, a charming senior, ran often be found enjoying herself at USO dances. She has quite a dislike for two-faced people. Pizza pie is a favorite food of hers. CLASS OF '55 tie Y ROBERT PAUL YEICH uBOB,, Lunch Patrol 15 Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 39 Senior Dance 4: Reel and White Salesman 4. Bob, blonde, toll and good looking, spends his summers as a lifeguard at the pool. Other interests are skating, diving, girls, and art work He enjoys eating Pineapple Upside Down Cake. DOROTHY ZANE DOT Horse feathers! Dancing lg Prom Committee 3g Retrospect 4. Dot, a quiet member of our class, comes to us from Clenside. Dancing at Bainbridge and other USO dances take up her spare tirne. Snobbish people are not appreciated by this girl. AUTOGRAPHS 43 In Memory of Our Classmate and F rlend THOMAS CHARLES WHITAKER W? was SENIORS VISIT WASHINGTON Ruth Nichterlein and Budd Springer look on as Bill Simpson and Linda Morris rehearse. 2?-'A ii5i!!i!!!! up do-me-2. 1-ee!f!'!Y ' y Yflil'!f'-E! -4745 iigfff' 1 ai J. an A MISS JACQUELINE BAKER directs. DRAMATIS PERSONAE Ginny Merrill .,............,,,.,,r..,..,v.,...,..,... ROBERTA FULLERTON Amelia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,, lt IARY ANN WHITAKER Clarisse ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C AROL HONTAN ,Mary Nell . , Y, ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, B ARBARA REED Miss Schackleford ...,,,r ,,,,,,,,,.. J OAN KOCHENDORFER fanitorg Y,YYYYY,V,,,,, YYY,,, B OB YEICH, CARL FORD Telephone Man ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,, T OM GRANT Susan ,.,.,. ,, Grace Woods Agatha Reed ,,,, Ellen Griswold . Prof. Birdeshaw Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Io ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dr. Pitt .... ,.,. James Merrill .,,,,,,, Prof. Dingley ,,,,,,,, Matt Cole ,...........,.... Claude Griswold SUE DALE LINDA MORRIS RUTH NICHTERLEIN JOYCE BOUVIER MIRIAM TAYLOR PAT CRANE PAT DOHERTY JOHN FRAZEE BUDD SPRINGER JAY I-IODGES DILL ELLIS BILL SIMPSON GOODBYE, MY FANCY This year's senior class play, which was directed by Miss Jacqueline Baker, was a three-act comedy entitled Goodbye, My Fancy by Fay Kanin. It was a hit shown on Broadway not long ago, with Madeline Carroll, Conrad Nagel and Shirley Booth in the leading roles. The story concerns a Congresswoman who returns to her college for an honorary degree. While there, she gets involved in a romance with an old flame, who is now president of the college. To make matters worse, a Life photographer appears on the scene and she dis- covers that he's the man she had known so well while a war correspondent in Europe. SENIOR PLAY Name GOODBYE, MY FANCY Place RE HI AUDITORIUM Daze February 25, 1955 The cast looks on as Miriam Taylor is carried away by Jay Hodges. JUNIOR PROM Theme EVENING IN PARIS Place RE-Hl CYNI Daze Saturday. May 1 f -N v -,I H me George Westcott Marie Rose ,lane Harcum Joe Paleschic Willard Roberts Mary Ann Whitaker George Westcott Marie Rose Daniel Hughes Sue Dale Jay Hodges Jean Nissley v v U .. Editor-ill-Chief: RUTH TILL FALEFNII-IN ,4.ssi5tan1Edi10r: ALICEBAXTER Martha Lanvv, Bill Form-li. juan Fields. Gail Fuhrman. Anthony De'Ludis. Carol Jones. Maxine Chapman. Debbe Cresse, Pat Morrison. Joanne Horner. Patsy Thunlas. RETROSPECT 1 'WM-s, EDITORS Pat Duherty. Barbara Noakes, Sydney Smith, Tom PRODUCT-IONERS Grant. Joe Paleschic. Lillimae Cuilfoyle. Ruger Westberg, Alinda Gil- RETROSPECT ART more, Barbara Noakes. Helen Tozour, Anne Pappas, Joe Paleschic. Robert Downs, ,lane Harcum, Cath- Carrie lloraitis. Nliriarn Taylor, Elizabeth Green. erine Whitesell. O Q7 1. FRIHNDLIEST 5. MOST ATHLETIC 9. Bl-IST LOOKING no, UH 2. DID MOST FOR RIC Ill 'Z' 6. cuss CLOWNS 10. MOST POPULAR Q Carol Human-F41 Hampton 7. jun-fl Bmlvier-.luliu Drufii Ruth Till--llc:f+rg1f- Wrxtmtz 8. Mary Swede-ten4Wally Swaxerly Helen Tuzuur-Carl Furrl 9. Sue Dale-Bruce Carlwn Luis Cflffill-'l'1lIl1t'f Fwrly IO. Barbara Re-Pd-Cllick Svhinfller Pat DOllf'I'l'f7R2iIIlll Cunrafi 11. Mary Ann Whitaker-Dan Livrgxlvulle-r Joan xmm.,.,.141d miner 12. Mun.: vwaqim Simnmnf UNO 3. MOST INTELLECTUAI. 7. MOST TALENTED 11. MOST LIKELY T0 SL'CCI'IED I 4. SHIEST 8, CUTEST COUPLE 12. BEST DRESSED 1 . X n fix Q 4-f N.. Ip. 3 1 WF N A Mig f la. tj . .K my YE! 71. 'lyrlqs -1 u f If V A . ,.,, . E ' A X Q 3 I q . . I I 4 1 a 4 ' ' 'Z , ' , 1 Q ' .L . A 4 Q L , Y 5 .. , 5 L 1. V ' ' ' up 4 f :I 3 -, 2 I X 1 iif 1 ' ' Q an H 'T fs Q 5 f Y ' K 1 1 3 A x 3 i? I fz pQ X.-. 5 ,,.-'- I M.,-f N sy Xe X X I 'wif QN 1 X. I X 1V'?!f I MISS MARION HEAPS Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: JITLIE DI FRANK. S erre tary FRED WEIRNIAN, Treasurer Siuing: BILL COLEMAN, President STELLA PLERHOPLES, Viee President JUNIORS CLASS OF '56 ILNIOR ACTIVITIES Prom Ordering Class Rings Junior Play HOMEROOM 211 First row: Regina Sanders. .loan Bennet. Helen Miller, Elena Patane, Diane Remster, Elsie Cole- man, Mary Sylvestro. Second row: Barbara Spicer. Paul Buckingham. Stella Plerhoples, Carol Jones, Bob McAllister, Janet Clunn. .lack Jeager, Virginia Nobel, Barbara Crawley. Third row: ,lean Brown, julia De Frank, Barbara Bennett. Katherine Olive, Joan Bradway, Sandra Kidd, Pat Pedrick, Agnes Di Pietro, Gilda Nodeola, Helen Bach. Marie Bon- journo. HOMEROOM First row: John Nazar. Darlene Wilson, Betty Secrist Collins, Bob Fesmier. Second row: Franklin Willet, Lester Reinauer, David Bunch. Louis Riddel, Jerry Jeanette Diver, Martha Lance. Pat Redkoles. Phillips Epps, Claude Magee, Gladys Prasch. Emma Peterson, HOMEROOM 20 First row: Bob Tolley, Toni Finn. Nancy Marshall. Myra Brubaker, Deanna Groff, Jane Piel. Walter Cummings. Second -row: Tony Rappa, Myron Mar- chak, Ronald Brady, George Hutchinson. Bob Bo- gart, Beans McNeil. David Bunch, David Smith. Ted Avant, Leonard Charlap, Nick DiPietro. Third row: Marvin Gray, Barbara Suter, Sharon Guggenheim. Pat Wurley, Donna Dolbow, Charlotte Erwin. Earl Sherick, Bret Hulst. 22 , Carolyn Bradway, Arlene Snyder, Reba Frank Watson, Ross Moore, David Ely, Franklin, Alex Liacouras. Third row: Boyd, Bob Mearns. Bob Cheesman. Bob Myrna Shinu, Barbara Bruce. sf sf HOMEROOM 207 First row: Grace McKie, Elizabeth Neville, May Heritage, Walter Emerson. Mildred Kegley, Marilyn Wood, Shirley Press. Second row: Eddie Shorts. Furman Raine. John Triple. Bill Adams, Rex Davis. ,lim Williams, Bill Hollett, George Curridan. Third row: Carolyn Dybus, Calvin Roberts. Jack Snyder, Ethel Holmes, Rosa Mills, Carol Ryan, Louise Tan' yer, Danny Baker, Kay McDevitt, Gail Furhmann. LIBRARY HOMEROOM First row: Ethel Britton, Lila Evans, Marian Smith, Barbara Schaefer, ,ludy Dawson, Theresa Frazier, Mary Maahs. Second row: Lois Forman. Barbara Dietrich, Tom Lappman, Alex Cates, Wilbur Jones, Mary ,lane Ellis. Elsie Coombs. Third row: Donnell Anthony, Lorraine Biddle, Lewis Miller. Richard Tighe. Cyrus Zlyesk, Pat Isabelle, Betty Chew, Ella Peterson. sf f HOMEROOM 115 First row: Barbara Farris, Charles Miller, Doris DelPrete, Maria Pappas, Robert Downs, Manchie McCowen, Wayne Hillman. 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T ' Q. 1:5 'z4Qv: lf xT5,i.f:' 4 3 V ' Z 35' 3 5 .QIJIJ K 'ff ff TN' 4! Q sf -.Q 5 if. ' I 2 'G 4 if 1 -e 1 1 - J K 'Z' X X - ' 1. 115 gfg?9af'ii1'51 3 3' 53' 6 Q - 'X-' A -Y y 1 G -40 - rat '31 I If QQ YD sy-av! Q. ,f K 3' 1 1 fl x' -. ft ,fs-fksef '51 n w iggfis, Q9 sg Y fl' 2 Q 1 ,.....,. ,,,,,A.1.....:-..,-..l--f-f L 5 - -ua-.W WW Y E-4 4... 5.5 QTL DLNT COL NCIL First row: Phillips Boyd. Shirley Pr:-ss. Marian Smith. Carolyn Bradway. Nancy Marshall. .loan Belitza. Marilyn Kilburn. Veronica Brown. joan Cawlev. George Westcott. beeond row: William Coleman, Ruth Till, Sue Dale. Stella I'lf-rboples. Wally Swayerly. Dave Falberg, Daniel Bergbauer Mary Jane Ellis, Ethel Dangler. Sydney Smith. Fred Renner. Third row: Miriam Taylor. Bertha Olsen, Gilda Mattioli, Barbara Smith, Tony La Palomento, Carol Human, Toni Finn, Henry Batchford, Laura Ann Stretch STUDENT COUNCIL ln our school we have an organization which provides the right kind of governmental experience needed by the young people of today. The Student Council co-operates with the administration on many difficulties that occur in our school. The Council consists of one student representative from each homeroom. They take the complaints of the individual students to the Council for its consideration. ln this way each student is indirectly represented. STUDENT STORE HALL PATROL Effie Pappas, Carolyn Bradway. Julia De Frank, Ruth Peters. Reginia Sanders, Barbara Smith Barbara Suter, Ruth Till, Carol Homan, Bobbie Fullerton. Pat Hurley. Mary ,lane Ellis, Barbara Willis, Sue Dale, Dave Salberg, Bob Yeicb, Robert Mearns. Bret Hulst. Fred Wierman. Kim Kvalnes, Roger Westberg. Tom Grant, Joe Paleschic. LUNCH PATROL Lewis Miller, George Westcott. Frank Watson, Bill Coleman. Nancy Marshall. Mary' Sweeten, Wally Swaverly, Bill Fair. Bill Simpson, Dave Salberg. Bob Mearns. John Hamilton. Joe Palescbic. Red and Whit VOL. XXIV, No, 6 REGIONAL HIGH 1 .1 ROBERTA FKLLERTON JOYCE BOIFVIER RED AND WHITE HISTORY The Red and White, Re- gional High School's news- paper, is actually the older of the school's two publica- tions, tracing its history back approximately thirty- five years. During part of this time the Red .and White was a combination of lit- erary magazine, newspaper and yearbook, serving ad- mirably a student body much smaller than the pres- ent one. With the establishment of the Retrospect in 1947 as Regional High School's yearbook, the Red and White began its career as a newspaper exclusively, as- suming printed or mimeo- graphed form, as the state of its finances dictated. Af- ter recovering from a severe case of empty treasuritisw la disease little known to Western science but surpris- ingly common among stu- dent publicationsj the paper SCHOOL, PENNS GRSVE. returned to printed form two years ago and has pro- gressed to such an extent that its size was enlarged this year. The 1955 Red and White staff is headed by Joyce Bouvier as Editor-in-Chief and Bobbe Fullerton as Managing Editor. These two senior editors read copy, write headlines, proofread. plan layouts and supervise the paper generally. In ad- dition to this work, Manag- ing Editor Fullerton has been chief salesman for the advertising staff which has contributed almost six hun- dred dollars to the paper's income. Two faculty members as- sist the students in the task of publishing the student newspaper. Miss Margaret Conner acts as literary advi- sor, while Miss Daisy Mc- Cartney, supervises the staff's financial activities. FEBRUARY, 1955 The work on any issue of Red and White for this year begins when Xews Ed- itor Miriam Taylor and As- MISS CONNER MISS McCARTNEY Seated: Mary Hodges, Nancy Marshall. Miriam Taylor, Sue Dale, Effie Pappas. Stand ing: Hannah Ale, Kim Kvalnes, Tom Grant. Stewart Hiltehrand, Doris 0'Donald K P A sistant News Editor Esther Featherer scanned Mr. Man- ze's official calendar to learn what news items should be covered. Assign- ments to staff members are then made on the basis of this information. Staff mem- bers work with departmental editors. who have a general responsibility for the prepa- ration of Red and White material. ln addition to the aforementioned News Edi- tors, this year's staff chiefs have included the following students: Mary Hodges, Ex- change: Hannah Ale, So- cial: Nancy Marshall, Fea- tures: Kim Kvalnes and Tom Grant. Boys' Sports: Effie Pappas and Doris O'Donald. Girls, Sports: Stewart Hilterbrand. Adver- tising: Sue Dale. Circula- tion. bfi- 'L First row: ,loan Gawley. Marlene Marchak. Robert Kvalnes. Richard Jaegers. Barbara Powell, Effie Pappas. Second row: Alex Rizzer. Sandy Kidd. Marcia Bun:-ich, Bonnie Bose. Lois Leonard. Grace Montagne. Rose Schmitt, Laura Ann Stretch. Fred Benner. Third row: ,Ioan Belitza. Alice Galey. Ethel llangler. Mary Jane Ellis. Barbara Dietrich. Robert Gheesman, Pat Doherty. Tom Grant. Bob Bogart, Guy Ellis. Sue Dale. Barbara Willis, Charlotte Becker. Pat Hurley. Colleen Springer. Fourth row: Duncan Hood, Donna Hayes. Eddie Bouvier. Esther Featherer. Robert Yeich. Stewart Hilderbrand, Beverly Tingle, Harry Adams. Peter Washington. Ruth Moore, First row: Barbara Powell, Alice Pearson. Margaret Hancock, Edie Hocknell. Joyce Bouvier. Maria Pappas. Mary Ann Genovese. Bob Kvalnes. Second row: ,Iudy Bowen, Pat Bedkoles. Maxine Chapman, Stella Plerhoples, Mary Jane Ellis. ,Grace McKie, Barb Willis. Carrie Moraitis. Barb Suter. Third row: Jeanette Diver. Marie Spano, Gloria Raine. Beverly Tingle. Eddie Bouvier. Nolan Bartok. George Harbeson, Marcia Buncich, Phyllis Stout. Lynn Herrick. Carolyn Bradway. RED AND WHITE FEATURES Red and White continued its policy of presenting spe- cial features for its 'readers Among these are features which appear in each issue, as the Be-Hi Spotlight. Others which have appeared several times during the year are L'Accent on Stylef, g'The Bookcase. and 4'Ca- reer Notes. There were also sports features. The Be-Hi Spotlight has shone each month on two students who are out- standing in some extracur- ricular activity in the school. Their life history is told. plus their favorite music, movie stars. food, sports, and anything else which might be of interest. For all fashion-conscious Re-Hiers. MAccent on Style has been of special in- terest. Spotting the latest fashion colors and lines. the column points to various people, in Re-Hi's halls, who are wearing particularly fashionable outfits. Paris. it seems. has nothing over Re- Hi. Well. hardly anything. 67 STAGE CREW Forest House, Robert Downs. ,loe Pales- chic. Erl Fzymanski, Not shown: Alex Cates. Farl Sherriek. ,lohn Theodore. .X 3 I ., R A V I.. s.. rw Q 1 , VISIFAL AIDS First row: Roller! Kwalnes. Kim Kvalne-s. Claurle Nlagev. ,loan Keen. Clayton Martin. Allen B4-uhler. less Devault. Sf-cnntl row: Bob Prusell. Bob Cher-sman. George Batchis. George Womlarrls. Bob Bogart, Wleaver Smith. Boll Minor. Third row: Herbert Jordan. Bill Bradley. Emerson Dolliow. Charles Latham. Lewis De Nicola. we 3 L I s,.5. - .v ,- DRABIATIC CLL'B Sr-atecl: John Frazee. joan Kochf-ndorfer. George Westeott. Linda Morris. Bill Simpson. Roberta Fullerton. Joyce Bouvier. Standing: Bob Yeieh. Carl Ford. Bill Ellis. Bumld Springer. Tom Grant. Pat Doherty. Sue Dale. Pat Crane. Ruth Nichterlein. CHOIR Joyce Bouvier. Alice Washington. Avanna Mathias. Margaret Bowen. Joanne Arnett. Mary Ann Bracale, Priscilla Del Barre-lla. Phyllis Stout. June Callahan. Lynn Hs-trick. Blanche Roane, Linda Morris. Shirley Press. Millie Vasta. ,loan Westwood. Colleen Springer. Mary Jane Ellis, Barbara Smith, Betty Hicks. Nancy l razee. Barbara Willis. Barbara Suter. Roberta Fullerton. Carol jones, Beverly Tingle. Sharon Ctigrgvnlieinl. Virginia Mattson. Pat Crane. lfsther Feathercr. Earl Kell- myer, Bob Weiser. Don Kiflrl. Carry Banks. James Brabham. ,lov Branda. Horace Miller. John Frazee. Kim Kvalnes. Roger Westberg. Peter Washington. James Hunt. l W REGIONNAIRES Earl Kellmyer, Roger We-stbe-rg. Duncan Wood, james Brobham. Russell Baugher. Al Schilling. Eric Mayhew. John Frazee. Bob Cheesman. Bob lfansler. Walter Cummings. Richarcl jears. ORCHESTRA Lewis Jordon. Dave Smith. Leonaru Charlap, Annette Wilder. Barbara Suter, Al Schilling, Eric Mayhew, Russell Baugher. Richard Hutton. Joan Keen. Barbara Willis. Bobbe Fullerton, Lynn Hetrick. Grady Young. James Ale, Bob Fansler. Bob Cheesman. Myron Marchak, Nick Di Pietro. Walter Cummings. Richard Jaegers. John Frazee. Herbert Dougherty. Walter Cummings. Bob Killy, Duncan Hood, Roger Westberg, Alex Rizzer, Earl Kellmyer. Charles Latham. Calvin Roberts. Jimmy White-sell. ,. ,C-2. ,ye f T is HONOR SOCIETY First row: George Wm-stvotl. Ye-rna W arfie-ld. Xliriam Taylor. Effie- l'appas. Sydney Smith. Joyce Bouvier. Kim Kvalnes. Se-cond row: Pat Crane. Pat Doherty. Eddy Hampton. Tom Grant. Horace Miller. Bruce Carlson. Ruth Nichterlein. Alice Baxter. Third row: Barbara Noakes. Carrie Moraitis. Ruth Till. Roberta Fullerton. Bill Ellis. Helen Tozour. Mary Ann Whitaker, Mary Sorrels. .lllxlflll GL:XSSlC:XL LEAGLE First row: Barbara llowcll. Kara Let- Regan. Leroy Champion. Vfayne Stretch. Frank Di Petro. Nolan Bartok. Nlaxine Chapman. .Xda Fr:-zitti. Lynn Hetrick. Second row: Barbara Hug. Pat Grim. Bernice Bacon. llerlu-rt Doughtery. Albert Schilling. Bob Ale. Howard NIcGany. Allan Goldberg. Dave Goodwin. Bob Dukes. Colleen Springer. George Harb:-son. Beverly Tingle. Third row: Richard lagers. Ursulla Gates. Jerry Griffith. Mary Hodges, Phyllis Stout. Alex Rizzer, Melissa Riker. Margaret Lipp. Louis Nixon. Bob Kvalnes. Esther Feather. Alice Pearson. JUNIOR RED CROSS First row: Norma Shappto. 'Nlarilyn Kilburn. ,lanet Diver. Florence Johnson. Darleen Wilson. Loretta Vicere, Diane Thomas. St-cond row: Nancy Sparkman. Tegrgie Kesler. Nlanchie Mc- Cowen. Elsie Coleman. Nolan Bartok. Tommy Kesler. Kathleen Tilton. Third row: Miss Gaydos. Pat Redkoles. Eva Slape. Sally 0'Donald. Nlary ,lane Shannon. Albert Edwards. lieth Brewer, Ronald Chucsla. Blanche Roane. ,lane Piel. Emma Peterson. Norma Stout. Louise Tanyer. Fourth row: Carolyn Dybus. Kay Sutton. Gilda Nlattioli. Alice Stone. Lois Leonard. Laura Ann Stretch. Anna Mae Robertson. Ginny Lehman. Charlotte Surratt. Barbara Dutton. Rose Schmitt, Pat Stone, Howard Gant. FLYTLQRE NURSES CLLWB First row: Reba Collins. Bernice Trader, Effie Pappas. Bertha Olsen. Miss Gaydos. Pat Hurley. Arlene Snyder. Yvonne Horner. Beverly Tingle. Second row: Kay McDevitt, Deanna Groff. Peggy Diehl. Eva Slape, Pat Doherty. Debbe Cresse. Judy Taylor, jane Piel. Suzanne Bartling. Barbara Farris. Third row: Barbara Bruce. Ernestine Stubbs, Eileen Williams. Bonnie Hyland. Janice Turner, Gail Fuhrman, Denell Anthony. Florence Johnson. Lois Coffin V.-XBSVINY Sf-ated: Helena Him-kman. llianf- We-v-ks. Bohr-rta Seckrest. Myra Brubaker. Standing: Edie Hoeknell. CLIAB Fullerton, Doris U'lJonald. Pal Crane. Barbara Dietrech. l'at Doherty. Bertha Olsen. Betty Laura Colehurn. Janet Clunn. Loui-e Tanyer. Linda Morris. Carol Homan. SENIOR BIOLOGY Cl,l'B Se-ate-rl: Bertha Olsen. Ruth Nivlit:-rlvin. .-Xliee Baxter. Ruth Till. Sydney Smith. Second row: ffarl Ford. Horam- Nlille-r. John .-'hi-e-nzi. 'liom llrant. Wally Swan-rly. Pat Doherty. Dave Salberg. ilihird row: Holme-rta Fulle-rtoii. l'at ffranf-, Earl Ke-llmye-r. Kim Kvalnes, Bill Simpson. Carrie Nloraitif. BIULUGY Cl.l'B Seated: fic-rry Griffith. lflla l'i-tvraon. Marie Spano. jim llunt. l'rfula Cates, Lois Nixon, Frank Ili l'ie-tro, Standing: flailyn Williams. Wesley l oulk. Phyllis Stout, ,ludy Bowen, Mary Hodges, George llarlieson. Alive l'e-arson. Barb Powell. Margaret l.ipp, Nolan Bartok, Dave Goodwin. Alan Goldberg. Bob Bogard. Linda Clark. Wvayne Str:-teh, Maxine Chapman. SCIENCE Cl,l'B Left to right: George- Wextvott. Wally Swaverly. Carl Ford, Bill Simpson, Frank Ropiak. Tom Grant, Nlr. Boone. John Aww-iizi. Kim Kvalnes. Horace Miller. John Frazee. un ' lt!! lil' ...--nu-H-vw .-..-- 44'79 Wil! 1 v f 'I I Q31 ?f?u W 15 c. Nl 'v fsixif-'Vw ' !'.L:1f'3:fj.f: n,m,.ui ..N1:..,,v Ig' ., 1.,!,,-f .h ui 5 ,.. .. V. ny - - if ,, if fff nv X hm 41 ar J 461' -.r 'Gul' 116-'I 1 ay. 1 A 1 8-1-nga -7 .1 'Gu ,v Y an if MQQQQQYQA ,- 515' 111931-fg' P, f ax 30 wffff WW x 4 4.: A rv fb? 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Group II Champs, our team Surprisecl everyom' hy winning the Tri-County Championship. Much of the ererlit goes to Mr. Devonshire. Mr. Baric. and Mr. McCreary. Hon- orary Captain Nick Caggiano. along with Ralph Conrail and llave Salberg were Chosen to the Tri-County All- Ftar Team. A-4, inf YJ lk f UQCIXNU. llorwrnrr Ifuplam ReHi 31-Gloucester 7 . . and runs for touchdown. ReHi 33wB. M. I. 13 . . . Swaxerls tackled after grabbing pass. ReHi 12---fClasshoro 6 . . Salberg klllfti ln to Stop play. ReHi 25-Clayton T . . Conrad Qweqw end f r SIX. ReHi U V-ffMillville 20 . . . PennQ Grow p1leQ up Millvillv hack at line of crlnnnage ReHi 12-Woodstown 6 . Conrad racei for touchdown. ReHi Lille-Pitman 13 . . Conrad runQ for a touchdown. ReHi 6-Salem 0 . . . Sadler and Axant Qplll Salem back. ReHi 26gSwedeshoro 13 Conrad out dl tances Swedes for touchdown 2 f 2 ' 1 Y i WALLACE SWAVERLY FOOTBALL SENIORS 32 f yy. . l fi I RALPH CONRAD A Wes, 1 FRANK ROPI AK 5 . L FORD . ., hip Trophy I U: 737 1' N wif' w f W- 5 I It Y 4 1 'a -I I A- ff? g I. ., ,wvjxfzf .2 H, ,-W. A MN I Q' ic., -6-i . I I I 1 Q Q a Yi fx Q J I I 5 if I s 5 213 1 QF:-E R 43 x I I, Lx ,,,,, I 55,312 E:..' -T? . I. fsf 4 L 5:3111 ff' ,QS ww -.4 4:3 , ' '53 , , A I5 H N 'f 1 ' , REGINALD WATSON A .33 if , BILL SIMPSON I' '-Q DAVID SALBERC iw... 5415 4' QEQQBE 'Q X . x A ' ' 'F ' , x ',' ' Tj X 171 JI ., IX' B. 5 ' ' I- FI J, ' ' 5 W? , r' M ' M ,gl .l I 3 L55 4. Ja 1 My X Q, P 'ff -'H ' X 5 Ig? 4 ir Q I X1 I I I S I J A I 4 V01 Q- ' , Q ED SADLER L nk 5 l . H-. . F I JOE J0HNsoN WINFRED VICK 1 V' I ' 'Ez 5 79 Re Re He lie llc Rf- llc Re Re Re RC Re lie' Re Re llc lie Re SCHEDULE Nlillville Lower Regional Paulslmoro St. los:-ph Swfrleslnoro Paulslroro Salem Conrad, Del 7 , Wvoodstown Clayton Pitman Swedesboro , Salem W'ooclStown Clzwslxoro Sl. josvpll Clayton Faculty RL DX B-XRIC loach .BD BR UCF C XRLQON laptam South Jersey Group II Champlomhlp Trophy Q f l sf I I rf g'fl Q :J ,f Bm 2 is .Y ' I. f 1 3 X- Q ity' 'Q K- , V 'YJ 4, V, I ' .V X W1 I I ' ..,' P...-46 'Ld-...J-' LEE R MNDOLPH TRI COL NTY CHAVIPS 1952 1953 1954 1955 SOLTH JERSEY GROLP II CHAVIPS 1954 DAVID SALBERG 'IA rlll Trl County Champlonshlp Trophy ' T RALPH CONRAD 1 , 5 X 1.5 , x xx x 1 ' V. 'S Z fx 'ff ' y T X55 j L ' X, 1 , ' . I g X L. - M, K 'wiv .bf . 'X' F 'hx' I X T- F, 'few ' k' - v I -1 ,,, 55,-an hr L:,fH,7rA M . U1 '14 . I A , . , E? ' gash, . - Sk . ,L i J WILLIAM ELLI S. Com-h TRACK The track team with many of its vet- erans seems likely to repeat their cham- pionship form of last year. The addi- tion of runners from the cross-country team has made the team stronger than ever in the running events. Daniel Bergbauer, Reginald Watson, Ronald Minor Last row, left to right: Guy Ellis, John Racer, John Hamilton. Fred Wierman, Reginald Watson, Theodore Avant, Milton Smith, John Robinson, Mr. Ellis. Second row: Ronald Brady, Daniel Bergbauer, Leroy Reed, Henry Reed, Jack Snyder, Lewis Miller. Front row: Tom Roberts, Jess DeVault, Bernard Smith, Pat Pratta. Charles Eason, Ronald Minor. Bob Harris. CROSS COUNTRY Although the cross country team is only in its second year. it finished with a record of two and one. They finished third in the South Jersey Meet behind Wofrdlmury' and Trenton. The Penns Grove Record sponsors annually a meet with a cup as first prize. This year the cup was won hy a senior. Reginald Williams. Coach Ellis. the able coach of our track team, has taken over the duties of coaching the Cross Country Team. Surely with his help and the many returning veterans. next year our team will match, or exceed, the fine record we have this year. Reggie Watson, Ronald Minor. Reggie William Nlr. Ellis, Reggie Watson. Fred Wie-rman, Bob Harris. Lewis Miller, Ronald Minor, Charles Eason. Henry Reed, Charles Miller. BASEBALL JAMES IJEYONSHIRE. Coafh BASEBALL ,ugh The baseball team with ten returning 'M1 lettermen, including a seasoned out- field will form the nucleus of the attack. With able infielclers this team L V ,rv ij could again be Tri-County Champions BA der the coachi f Jim Devonshire. , - - A ' l un ng 0 fwsaia-1. ' af- llave Salberg and Ralph Conrarl. Back row: Rudolph Holmes. Frank Stamets, Bruce Carlson, Mr. Devonshire, Lester Reinauer. Dick Marshall, Bret Hulst. Second row: Pete Liacouras, Frank Watson, Bill Higgins, Ralph Conrad, Robert Lopes, William Vogeding. Front row: Sam Garrison. George Westcott, Stewart Hiltebrand, Dave Salberg. ... H' .. ' 'Wu wwf ,,,, ' ' -. ', f . dw wwZf'w M 4. , , . f, , W L SOFTBALL All ., W, c. n Helena Hickman and Laura Coulbourne. FRANCES BENNER. 1.001-h SOFTBALL Wie feel Confident that the girls' softlrall team, with the help of Miss Benner. will have another winning season this year. Since most of the varsity players are returning. we should he Tri-Countv Champs. i Back row: Vera Alston, Edith Hocknell, Laura Coulbourne. Helena Hickman. Dorothy Sawyer. Middle row: Sally Holmes. June Callahan. ,loan Belitza. Diane Weeks. Doris 0'Donald. Barbara Dietrich. Sitting. left to right: Barbara Cawley, Linda Morris. TENNIS VIVIAN DAVENPORT, Coach TENNIS Under the skilled guidance of Miss Davenport, we know that the tennis team will complete another very successful season. We feel sure they will better their record of last year. Carol Homan and Roberta Fullenon. Back row, left to right: Janice Pruitt, Pat Crane, Pat Doherty, Barbara Willis, Beverly Tingle, Margaret Lipp. Front row: Effie Pappas, Verna Warfield, Roberta Fullerton, Barbara Suter, Barbara Reed, Carol Homan. I MISS FRANCES BENNER HOCKEY The girls' hockey team had a fair season this year with an even amount of wins and losses. The girls played hard, had wonderful teamwork, and a great sense of sportsmanship. Heading the team were Pat Doherty and Carol Homan as co-Captains. with Miss Frances Benner coaching. Carolyn Braflway. Effie Pappas. Betty Sechrist, Bertha Olsen. Myra Brubaker. Barbara Bennett, Linda Morris. Carol Homan. Roberta Fullerton. Doris O'D0nald, Louise Tanyer, Barbara Die- trich. Pat Doherty. Mary Sweeten. . 3' Sli Pat Doherty and Carol Homan First row: Melissa Riker. Edith Hot-knell. Mary ,lane Houtz. Dotty Sawyer. Mary ,lane Ellis. Second row: Pat Sparks. joan Franklin. Third row: Colleen Springer. Ruth Ann Lipp. .lune Se-christ. Sally 0'Donald. Bar- bara Willis. 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Penns Grove OFFERING EVERY BANKING FACILITY Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CENTRAL PARK MARKET Flowers Groceries Mea+s VegeI'abIes Blrds Eye Frosfed Foods Cor Falrvlewy Ave and Broadway C B CENTRAL PARK Phone PV 475I Corsages BouqueI's 1-awk P-4 31.1 u AUTO F RE LIABILITY JAMES PELU RA JR AGENCY General Insurance I3 E Mann SI' Penns Grove Esfd I9I9 24eHour Service rl- Thank of -1 IPELURAS RADIO TAXI, Phone S'rand Broad and Mann S+s Penns Grove, N. J. SWEETEN S In PedrlcId'own The year I955 compIe+es EIGHTY FIVE YEARS I'haI' we have fried aI' all hmes Io serve our Many Fme Cus+om ers wlih Dependable Service and Qual l1'y Merchandise ai' Farr and Reason able Prices We are grafeful for Ihe fauih you have In us and hope Ihai Ihls confidence wlII conhnue for many years A+ +he Corner . I ' I ,ILM aff .rss , -.. s,.s -,S I ,Tm .ss, 2159 . I I R1 Y I I .Lfg swf-L LLP r '.L-. ' 1 I I 304 ' ' ' IMRS. ROY GRIFFIN' Slipcovers Draperies - Curlains Bed Spreads ,' .f CUSTOM MADE i K, Q Sample Fabr'cs I Choose A I9 Ra'I oacl A e. and Accessories in if 'sn I O Q I I r v I Penns Grove 2065-J Pedr'cId'own - CompIimen+s of - BO B'S DI N E R Wilminglon Del. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 POLAND S JEWELRY STORE Esfabllshed 46 Years Broad and Easr Mann Penns Grove N J Besl of Luck 'ro I'l1e Class of 55 ALLAN BERGH INC AuI'I1orlzecI Dealer SALES SERVICE Llncoln Mercury Vrgma A e and G IHI1 SI PENNS GROVE NEW JERSEY Phone I 85 Frfly Years of Friendly Banlung THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PEDRICKTOWN NEW JERSEY Delaware Valley U S A Well Welcome Your Accounl' DRIVE IN Banlung Service InI'eres+ On Savmgs Accounls Safe Deposnl' Boxes 'For Renl' I , . PARTS-REPAIRS I- - 0 I .-- LJ May 'Ihe Success and Happiness of Th s Class Con+ ue Indefmrlely GEORGE L WECRER Insurance The Agency of Depe clable Ser ce I4 W Mam SI Penns Grove 2078 PETER JORDAN Serv ng fhe Commun I'y S ce I9II Fuel OII Coal OII Burners P c+urecI MILLIE MARCUS AND ALVERA VIGLINO Pho e Pe ns Gro e 22 WILLIAMSON S FOOD MARKET Es+abIlshecl I896 SELF SERVICE Grocer es Mea'Is Frozen Foods Phone 2 I 25 W 89 S Broad SI' FEMININE APPAREL Penns Grove C W STARR funn SALES SERVICE Vr naAe aIE Man I PENNS GROVE N J TONY S PIZZERIA Hook Roacl Pl'IOI'16 P V 883I Glenglde I ' H i a in In . , . I ll n ll n n V I 7 4 i I I ' N. J. . . I I igii v. . I S. . . ' UB INSURANCE AGENCY LUMBERMAN S MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY 4I Penns Grove Rd Pedrlcldown Penns Grove 4I3 MRS H S HUBER Agenf SEEDS AND PRODUCE Cherry S+ Pedrlcldown Penns Grove I044 I045 HAROLD S HUBER Produce Broker Farm Supplies Railway Express Agency Home Offnce Branch Offnce Pedrncldown N J Penns Grove N J Penns Grove 500 Penns Grove 575 Mulllca Hall 5-498I H S JUSTICE 81 COMPANY PRODUCE BROKERS AND sl-uPPERs Dealers nn Bulldmg Mafernals and Farm Supplies Lumber Hardware Feed Coal Esfabllshed I845 GEO R PEDRICK 81 SONS Seeds Slnce I880 WHOLESALE SEED GROWERS AND MERCHANTS Pedrlcldown N J ..-4 1 PENN S GROVE WARREN S PLUMBING HARDWARE CO SUPPLY CO QUALITY TOOLS HOUSEHOLD GOODS Easl' Gruffdh SI' and Barber Ave GARDEN SUPPLIES Phone 844 PENNS GROVE NEW JERSEY Penns Grove Phone 2I74 H ER I ' ' ' co. I pw ,iL:,.e,-ef' - - ' I I I J. WARREN BOUVIER DRABOLD'S FEDERAL TAX SERVICE 56 Mill S+. Pedricldown PEDRICKTOWN, N. J. Phone Penns Grove I895 Compliments of Your School Bank PECPLES BANK PENNS GROVE Penns Grove New Jersey I f INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W S LEAP uaIr'ry Men s Wear for I I5 Years ONE SQUARE FROM RIVER Penns Grove New Jersey I o o Q ' ' Corner of Main and Penn SI's.