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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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'17 sfifvbng fwrvf rf .X , 1.51:-.1 SX 1 . .-114, i i I F OREWO RD In the years to come, we shall regard this yearbook as a MIRROR which reflects our high i V'-'.J -it if Q-1 I 1. school years: the friends we've made, both' 5:5--f- I'5-.-L...E4.' F' - - faculty and studentsg our endeavors in classg if the activities of which we are so proudg and the s dreams so near to fulfillment. But there are i some reflections which are abstract and can't he ij, F- . 'Q captured. pi I- ' ' -i f Here is reflected the image of our youth, for 1- i the days of youth are priceless. May the mem- l - in W f - 3' ories preserved here in material form be with i us always! ' ' i i 1 e l tbl- - -L ,., -- 1 1- u A u u t - y ' h g ..i ' l ' --H y I i e 'e' 1 - -- 1 f 0 7--7, AK- lnl- in ,fs - I I- ,, , ,3 Ii 3 A 1 A rr in -gf gf7l . 1 '11-1 gl,-'S ..HB A.. - , .F ' . I- ! ff I ' Q ' I I 4 s 'X y l 4 e f ' p lELb , . ff . l , . - .Ll . ,...a r... fl Q To thine own self be true, and it must follow . . . I'-TJ i t't.Z-J -.. -ii-il ,, E '. 'EJ 1'E +' CONTENTS Administl :tum 'Faculty Detiivution Seniors Classes Activities Sports Advertisin til Q? j Ji Q' Mix . 1.' . I 4 giilUll. All-lllll llnllllll IIIDIIISI lllllllll lllll-l-- nnlllllll '::22!2 :::nnl f ,2 'rf 5 A , 'T'-1 x h 5 -1 ' dw fy H ',:d,,,f, -ff - e '-'W YQ ' Q -, ' ' lll 'P e fill ' ' X N I E 455 I V X X I , --n In '--'- ' 1 ll -I' Ill Ill ' o ll Ill Ill l!l . o. .1 .1 -vr ,H as . A2-rv. 3 ,.,.-I , uf-fff'5i?zB ',N--A QM? 5 Education alone can conduct us to that enjoyment which I Iii I I' F 71-f J 'f Q2 15? ff ,, - Vi 7, 1 Ev dye'- -P ' is at once best in quality and infinite in quantity. f -4 A -'cr -V ,,,, 1' ..-.,,. .I g 3--ivu f-- A I , - -- ,Q 1 . ' K ' 1 1 J IQ Elm i ,.- I , 4 . I 1 I - i il 5' CL -1 Q1 f 1. 1 f A I -' ' -p--'-.-K1----...-,,..: ,. .,.. . -5 Q - - -D , , -,..,..,. -., , , 7 . AM , A . n Y - Q W I 1 4 ,. 5 f Q , 1 x , x 3 A river is the cosiest df friends. You must love -. 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A ,I 4 - ' A f' f dil l 1 'f if gg f' lei. .ia f 5,51 , - Q . 4- - A5 , 55 25 25 TT win 55 Ein F' A' 62,8 il ' ' ig, w ill E 'l5 f CfJ 5 1 l.!.-- ,.r..l gp :UW -lg-.1 sum: 1 .lg , ' ' 'L 'JQODQ -ll'-1!vfi g'-g-- gi fi fr' 7 Qaiweffaaf. 3 .2 Q 7 just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined.' Q I-nvevmlE3Ws 919elI .ly I MR. WILLIAM L. MANZE Superintendent of Penns Grove-Upper Penns Neck Schools Although I no longer am your principal, I still remember with affection the many good experi- ences we had together during the two and a half years of your high school life in which I helped to guide your education. As superintendent, I have continued my interest in your welfare as part of the whole school system. Your accomplishments, both academic and social, are viewed with pride and I hope only that you will continue to grow into active. successful citizens in your life beyond high school as you become adult members of our community. WILLIAM L. MANZE 'J 10 MR. LAWRENCE ANDERSON Assistant Superintendent of Schools MRS. PAULINE HARRINGTON Secretary fx tr- D -'V THE BOARD OF EDUCATIGN OFFICERS From left to nght Vrce Presldent Mrs F Marlon Wxlhs Presldent Mr Nell Mlller Secretary Mr Elwood R Loveland 'A -3747-ling MEMBERS From left to rrght Mr Austm Clme Mr Frank Campo Mr Clarence Charlap Mr Lawrence jkngerson Mr Wllllam L Manze Mr Clay Flamgan Mr Stafford L Ruhlen Dr Duncan rowley 1 , - - 5 , - 9 , .5 LU uv. W . 'D 4 . . , . , . , . 1 , . . , . , . . . , . Qi It-'IM -lr- MISS HELEN TOZOUR Secretary MISS KATHERINE GAVENTA Assistant Principal for Guidance and Curriculum ffpfa? M . Department Heads NIR. THOMAS B. ROBINSON MISS MARGARET CONNER Business Education Social Studies MR. ALEX BOONE DR. LESTER G. DAVIDSON Science, Math Language Arts B IIIIII-III I QQIMIZIA IU ii C1055 Sponsors Co-Ordinators NIR. LAWRENCE ANTONIK MR. FRANCIS THOMPSON -MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIDSON, Srudem Acrivnies Sophomore Freshman NIR. JAMES DEVONSHIRE, Athletics A d EL .A d'-Vs II' MRS. VIRGINIA IIMIIJSON MISS MARIAN HEAPS MISS FRANCES SCH0 ERI U 10 ' ua ' Seninr Junior 20 'C ,X MR. JOHN M. McHUGH, Principal In the days of international uncertainty in which we are living, there is a reluctance on the part of the mature to urge the youth of the world to go forth and strive for personal and national and international success, only to have such effort terminated by strife among countries. Leaders everywhere constantly warn young people of the destructive power of nuclear weapons and at the same time neglect to challenge them with the problem of the control of the newly attained knowledge. Our ancestors pushed back the frontiers of this nation with courage and with the will to succeed. These same qualities must characterize the efforts of the Class of 1957 in facing an equally arduous task-the exploration and control of the hereto- fore incomprehensible power of the atom. This is your challenge-go forth with a determination to surmount all obstacles to the beneficial use of this force for the welfare of all mankind. In all your worthy endeavors may success be yours. JOHN M. McHUGH C? .Q gfv-V .,... a.-. ,,. -..... L. MRS. HELEN T. ALLEN Assistant Principal for General Administration gi MRS. MARTHA SCHOOLEY, Secretary ,gin 1 ns .- gin x st ! '0Q-...M 1 aw. .x 2I ifwg sf. WQH x 4 1-+-A JU ! -x -X h no 41021 Z Q r I 2 MR, LXME5 L, Biggs. 135, NIR. GEORGE H. BROCK. BS. in Ed. MR. THOMAS ROBINSON. B.S.. NI Ed Algrlira II. General Nlatliviiialiva Solid Algebra I- Gf 0Ulf'ITY4 Hfdall- Bl1fiIN'SS ECIUCHYIUII DPPHTIHIPUY Gwim-try. Steno II. Typing II. General Busine Training I: Retrosped Businfrss Advi or MRS. MARY SALETRA. BS. Coordinator of Office Experience Typing I. Steno II. Office Practice: nehs Club. .f C. 5 x 1 - I ,L LL, I A , Li, I ' fl, 9' or HRS, NANCY DE WOOIIY. BS. Homo Plan , Busi- Ifminomifs: Futurr- Honwniakf-rs. r' MRS. ANNA SHARKEY. ILS. Typing IIQ Economics. Ste-no I: Com- mercial Clulify QQWM- V21 f'WV f' NIR. LAIFRENCE D. FISH. FR.. BS. in Nlufir- Ed. Xlueii' Appr:-c'iulion. Band: Twirling fflulr. FS, .h 25. NIR. NIELVIN SPARKS. BS. in Ed. Bookkeeping II. Business Law: Tiiket Sales. MR. RICHARD E. JACOBS. B.F.A. Art. Art .'xIlIlI'f'l'I8fI0l l. llevhanical Draw ing: Rn-trospvvt Art Sponsor, S 'wir 14 ' 3 HRS. BETTY NI. UILKS. BS. Typing I. General Buiiness Training: l: Briflgf- Instruction. -YKZH MR. JAMES DEVONSHIRE. BS, Coordinator of Physical Education Dcpart- ment: Physical Education. Health: Foot- ball and Basketball Coach. NIR. RUIJOLPH PlTTEl.Ll. BS, Industrial Arts, MISS PHT LLIQ 'NORTON B 9 ISN DAINX NICLARTNFH B N Ed Xl Ccographw Con umf-r Education Lihrarw Boo keepin l qt no l Tspm l n Clulm :ral Fund Pfr onal Tx pin NIR KENNETH LARNER BS XHSS 4Nx WExfBERf BS Health Phy ical Education Intramural Phyalcal Education Health firl Nporl Sport foach Var ity Club NIRS HXYEI HLXBBOLD RN NIISS l'R4'Nlil'S Nl 91 HUFLER BN in Fvlool Nur P 1 ure ur 1 1 f H UEDIQ AINION HGWIOIIQ xeau 1 1 thff 'll tom 0 UI !dll'lt1I1U LIQCQ tn dedlvatfi then xvnboolf to A tfylrllcl M10 V19 'wen A IOII'-wtlllt in-pnqtlon fo the-m The f lass of 1951 mqhes to dedlcate tlv-n has she d1 played Pxfeptlonal tlndflllllzfl abllltx but 1120 hu pvosed bel elf to IPP a good fllellfl to 1 qhP W1 a xnxx hm? in nnpfntflnt p are 111 on fond YTIPIIIOHPQ of Re H1 As in I ' ,. 't 'S K ' Q f The ,Q L ' F 1 . ', , ' ' A 1 Retrospeci to Miss Margerel Conner. Not only 2.1: ls 4 ' z ZH. K . U 1 ', . ' z ' . 'L n 1 ' 1f,1 V 17' 4 41 nal'- fn nz is ,,, ni ' rr A asf' f iw 1 Q he '3 f'f s 4 p , if it Y i K S E il K: g wr Aw Y , 1 sig! i A 3 N r , his A . ax H, rf . ,,,.- r A Fzve to the world the best you have 6 .Q-J ,gli J R X 1 f VH 'I 1 FY CLASS It seemed to many of us that we had reached the top of our great ladder on the day we entered Regional High School. But we soon discovered that we were just beginning to climb another ladder. Our first rung was conquered as we settled down to the routine of our new environment, after being guests of honor at a Welcome Freshman Dance. -Upon electing Margaret Lipp as President, Alice Pearson as Vice President, Barbara Powell and Esther Featherer as Secretary and Treas- urer, respectively, under the sponsorship of Mr. Francis Thompson, we advanced another step in our ladder. This completed our first big year in high school. In September of our second year we began once more to ascend our ladder. With the help of our class sponsor, Mrs. Helen Allen, we chose as our officers Ursula Cates, President, June Callahan, Secretary, and Marsha Buncich, Treasurer, thus attaining one more notch in our ladder. Soon after the election, our Fashion Show took place with a great deal of success, add- ing another item to our progress. At the close of this year plans had been made for the Welcome Freshman Dance for the incoming freshmen of the.next year. Here we were, as Juniors, well on our way toward the top of our goal. Our past two years had been very successful and we hoped that this year would be just as successful. Aiding us with our class elections this year was Miss Marian Heaps, our class sponsor. After we elected Pat Pratta, President, Wayne Stretch, Vice Presi- dent, George Harbeson, Treas- urer, and Mary Ann Genovese, Secretary, we progressed a lit- tle more up the ladder. We put the second ,ledge of 'our junior year behind us after we received our class rings. When Christmas rolled around, we presented our class play, The Shepherd Who Came Late. The plans for the Prom, Fan- , HISTORY tasy in Pink, were well underway by this time, although it was not to take place until May. The Prom, being one of the most important units of our ladder, finally materialized and was one of the highlights of our entire school career. Since we started the year as mighty Seniors, we were nearing the last few positions of our lad- der which symbolized the steps in our education. Our officers for this year were President, Wil- liam Higginsg Vice President, Alex Rizzerg Treasurer, George Harbesong and Secretary, Grace Montagna. Under the counseling of Mrs. Virginia Davidson we ordered our class pictures. We were a little closer to the top of the ladder after the Senior Dance, 4'Lost Paradisef, was held. This was followed by the ordering of our name cards. After much preparation the Senior Play, Hlnner Willy, was presented. Perhaps the biggest event next to graduation was the class trip which took place in April. We will never forget it as long as we live. Finally, after the long struggle, the highest rung of our ladder was achieved . . . graduation. Although it was over, we knew that we had left a part of ourselves there and we would cherish forever the memories that we had had at Re Hi. cot - ascsoaau 'HGH SCH Ill' Qi WOHZmw MMPFO WOwZOwm '-I :- f'D .Q : Q9 - -. .. ... 'YJ Ill .. 3' N I J Q fb N :. :s - ... 1 fb t.. :s bf C E , no 1 VD C Zi FD O7 1 FD ,.. :- cv Ill VU 2 :- -. 0 :r 1 VU : - N ... : 2 3. :- F9 :- VD .. H h-3 D7 fl? F9 :r- -3 rr FD 0 C .. .. r-4 FD . 1- l . f v t C ,ff ' ,Qu 3 adults and seek their places in a challenging world. The members of the Class of 1957 have dem- onstrated the qualities of cooperation. responsibility. and leadership and have developed these at- tributes in a number of ways. The Senior Dance was an outstanding social function and showed how group cooperation can result in a most satisfying event. The Senior Play was a financial and artistic- success and displayed the results of leadership and responsibility. Since many adult qualities have already been acquired. it is natural to assume that the Class of 1957 will contribute their skills and talents to our community. With this in mind. I wish. as Class Sponsor. the greatest success possible in life for all of you. and I hope that you will continue in the future to use your natural talents to the best of your abilities. MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIDSON JNL T u 19 , ,E ' '11 F V in s - is k K . T i 2, AS innuilllll -qw -4 fy 2 . .., If N3 . i XL! if., .,,. 'psfwff W :gasses btlkic ?'! JAMES SLATE ALE iflimn Ain,t none. ' Band 1, 2g JCL 1, 24 Typing Club 34 Nomads Hi-Y 3, 4: Basketball 4. a future college man . . . usually seen with the boys in HR 17 . . . feels at home with a basketball in his hands . . . likes to fish . . . look out if you call him shy! BARBARA JEAN ALLEN Barbn Hey.f', Knitting Club lg Junibr Red Cross 3, 4. shy . , . in school she is seen with Joyce . . . out of school Johnny occupies her time . . . has a Southern taste for fried chicken and hillbilly music . . . good luck to a future practical nurse. f 7Ui T' fe- 7' .L 4 if TQ ?'. if L Z? ,. Ln JAMES MARLIN ANDERSON Jim Now what? Choir 1, 24 Junior Red Cross 1, 2g Hall Patrol 1, 24 Red and White 4g Chess Club 44 Visual Aids 4. spends time with Joe, Bob, and Herb at the skating rink or bowling alley . . . chile con carne rates high . . . a future businessman. BERNICE BAKAN Bernice'7 Wait a minute. ' Library Club 1-34 Tennis 1-34 JCL 1, 24 Future Nurses' Club 3, 44 Red and White 44 Retrospect Class Captain 4. seen with Donna, Barbara, Judy and Joan . . . digests steak easily . . . likes boating and swimming . . . a future business- woman. FRANK BATTIATO Frank,' Better late than ne1'er. ' Agriculture Club 3, 4. one of our more quiet seniors . . . occupies time with Chris, Dave, Happy, and Jim . . . relishes steak or fried chicken . . . gets enjoyment out of hunting and fishing , . . future includes farming. IRVING BEVER1DGE Bev , Ain't nonefl' JV Basketball 24 Chess Club 34 Football 4. covers a lot of territory . . . found with Dave or Bob . . . spaghetti is considered a delicacy with Irv . . . enjoys lifting weights, traveling and bowling . . . success to a future Marine. if J s vlg 4 Q -x my it 4- ' tl' :Bti 1. qv'-4-Q I tg- it xii JOYCE MAXINE BOWMAN 4'Max Oh, mart! Knitting Club 13 Junior Red Cross 3, 4. when looking for Max, look first for a Plymouth with Rudy at the wheel . . . fried chicken and french fries rate high . . . spends time spinning records and skating . . . future telephone operator. MARY LOU BRACALE Marr,' Oh, my blessed nerz'es. ' Choir 1-43 HR Banker 1, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Red and White 33 HR Veep 4. look for a 1956 Ford in order to see Marr . . . a heaping dish of spaghetti goes over big . . . likes dancing and singing . . . future plans include Tom. GEORGE LAWRENCE BRAGG 'iSarahi' '6Wluzt's your 'progatiL'e'? Football l-43 Basketball 2-43 Track 1-4. seen with Dinger. Ed and all the fellow members . . . real neat dancer . . . likes food in general . . . quite active in sports . . . success in your plans for college. VERONICA ANN BROWN 6'Ronniei, Oh, for gosh sakes. ' Student Council l, 23 Student Store 13 JV Cheerleaders 13 Dramatic Club 33 Retrospect 4. Mary Lou, Pris and June make up the happy foursome . . . found either at the Y or with Frank . . . french fries and cheeseburgers are perfect . . . does a lot of dancing and swim- ming . . . future includes Goldey-Beacom. WARREN EDWARD BOUVIER Eddie f'Ain't she cute? Football l-33 Red and White 2-43 Agriculture Club 3, 4. George and Stun complete the threesome . . . seen either at P-City or the HY . . . enjoys water sports . . . college days are ahead of him. JUDITH LEE BOWEN iiludyw You're kidding. ' Library Club 1-43 FTA 2, 33 Red and White 2-43 Retrospect 3, 43 Lunch Patrol 3g Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council Alternate 43 Senior Biology Club 43 Biology Club 2. found working at Bowen's or Chesseman's . . . active in Girl Scouts . . . enjoys reading and drawing . . . future ,major at T Glassboro State. f . ,far x f A.,-.4 I i H fc-:Y -. , 1 ' 7 ' F' 3 fr' I!! 3 MR N-1' I LL' R ' .a f't,g :LJ ' .' XXV' IL4' I an 45 CHARLES ROBERT BLCKINGHAM Buck', one of our taller boys . . . Tex and he make a perfect Mutt and Jeff Z . . you'll find 'iBuck at Alma's house or standing on the corner in Deepwater . . . likes working on cars . , . enjoys plenty of ham and cabbage . . . future includes the service and duPont's. HAROLD DEE BUNCH 4'Bunchie7' Crazy, mixed-up lridsfi' Typing 33 Model Building 3g Choir 4. has a distinct Southern drawl . . . usually has his head under the hood of a car . . . the Air Force is in his future. J , f. 6 T' ,J , VR ,Ma df? 'NM L of jf J bf by--af' JUNE TERESA CALLAHAN June,' My blessed nervesfs' Choir 1-4, Softball lg HR Secretary lg Class Secretary 2: Red and White 3: HR Banker 3. especially seen with Tony and the gang . , . find her at the Y or working . . . hates boys with mustaches . . . Goldey-Beacom, here she comes. LEROY ALLEN CHAMPION Lee My wordfv JCL 1, 2, Student Council Executive Committee 35 Typing Club 33 Honor Society 4. Howard, Eddie, Alex. Al, and Eric make up the gang . . . you'll find Lee setting up pins at the HY . , . good luck to a future salesman. MAXINE JENNIE CHAPMAN Max Ya hate me. , JCL 1, 2, Biology Club 2, 4g Retrospect Salesman 2. 34 Red and White 2, 33 Red and White News Editor 4, Assistant Editor of Retrospect 4g Citizenship Institute 33 Prom Committee 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4g FTA 23 Honor Society 4. being quiet is quite a chore , . . best wishes to a future doctor. DOLORES ANN CHERO 'iDee I'I1 be darn fl' HR Secretary lg Knitting Club lg Magazine Salesman 13 HR Treasurer: Banker 2: Library Club 23 Junior Red Cross 3: HR Secretary 4. found with Radicals . . . dislikes conceited people . luck to a future secretary. M 'gs-.5 ,... l tt it JAMES LITTLETON COOKSEY iflimi' What's happening? can be located in the AGP or Sweet Shoppe . . . tinkers with cars . . . follows sports closely . . . future serviceman or duPont worker. GEORGE CURRIDEN 4'Curlyl' What do you want, a nzedaI?,' look for Curly with 'iGinnie or somewhere in or around Golf Manor . . . likes gunning . . . likes chicken pot pie . . . a future workman. ETHEL LEE DANCLER Dingle,' L'Coad cooga-moogafi' Student Council 2g Library Club 3: Red and White Salesman 2, 35 Retrospect Club 43 Senior Biology Club 4-g Business Club 4. seen with Carol and Mary Ann . . . usually smiling . . . iound at the movies . . . dislikes boys who think tl1ey're irresistible . . . planning to go to Coldey-Beacom. JLFDITH ELAINE DAWSON ifludyn IW never teIl. ' Library Club 23 Red Cross Club 3. petite but noticeable . . . popular with Ray or the girls . . . spends time skating. dancing, movies and swimming . . . plans to be a beautician. C- LINDA LEE CLARK Lin How about that?,' Basketball 1. 23 Knitting Club 1g Freshman Play lg HR Secretary 1: FTA 2g Future Nurses' Club 3, 4. found with June and Ruth . . . spends a lot of time with H, G. . . , enjoys dancing, swimming and cooking . . . future includes a junior college. EDWARD ANDERSON CLINE '6Eddie,, Pd go crazyf Band 25 Red and White Salesman 2g Typing Club 35 FTA 4. look for '5Stu, Sam, Howard or Leroy and you'll find Eddie . . . quiet but friendly . . . likes howling . . . future includes going to college. f f t ,xy V .1 'X X ,ff ' I ' IV 1' . . . l' 'i 95. 'F - I' PRISCILLA MARY DELBORRELLO Pris'i X Oh, for gosh salfes. ' Choir l. 2. 4g Red and White Salesman 13 Dramatics Club 3: Student Council 4g Basketball 43 HR Treasurer 4. most attractive.when hair is short . . . usually in the company of George Dantine . . . popular with many people . . . spends time in Ceorge's Buick . . . likes to dance . . . prefers spaghetti . . . future secretary. JOSEPH LOLIS DERICCO 'iJoe,i Tennis 3g Chess 3g Football 4. sociable . . , in company of Forrest or Larry . . . always wearing a smile . . . enjoys spaghetti . . . hobbies include air- planes . . . always finds time for Mary Ann from Cibhstown . . . foreseen as fly-boy or college man. G oo 4 va it ef Y v If f 1. -tk Y 1 FRANK JOSEPH DI PIETRO FrankH I guess so. ' HR President 1. 23 Hall Patrol 2-43 JCL 1, 2, President 2: Student Council 33 Science Club 3: Honor Society 3. 45 Boys State 3. quiet . , . doesn't hang with anyone in particular . . . amiable .. . . indulges in spaghetti . . . popular with many . . . intelligent . . . future college man. JOHN STEPHEN Dl TEODORO HJ. T. Who you? or Who dat? Stage Crew 1-3. find Buck or Frank and you'll find him . . , look for him at the Gulf Station . . . engrosses himself in cars . . . relishes spaghetti and meatballs . . . indulges in dancing . . . an- ticipates mechanics or police work. EMERSON JOHNSON DOLBOW Em'7 Visual Aids 1-4. key man on movie projectors . , , in companionship of Lump, Higgie, Bev. and Don . . . anchored at the Riley household most of the time . . . delights in a meal of spaghetti . . . shows a flare for electronics. HERBERT MERRICK DOLGHERTY Herb,' nllhe funniest thing I ever heard! 'Band 1-4: JCL 1, 2g Retrospect Salesman 2: Fashion Show 23 'isual Aids 3, 45 Hall Patrol 3. 4.3 Choir 33 Red and White ig. 4: Prom CynmiNec.3: Retrospect Advertising Manager 4. noted forxgiwsc- of humor and wit . . . divides time between vintage.fautomobilesf' record collecting. and power boats . . future??? s x ROBERT FRANKLIN DUKES Bohn ls 'at right?f' Bachelors' Club lg JCL 1, 2, Model Builders 3g Choir 4: Magazine Campaign Captain 4. one of our talented classmates . . . plays guitar for amuse- ment and his band . . . ordinarily in company of Don and .lim . . . anticipates musical conservatory to study jazz guitar. SHQRON LEE DURR Sharonl' Wi' I almost flippedln Red and White Salesman lg HR Secretary 25 Future Nurses' Club 4. quiet . . . spends free time at the Sweet Shoppe . . . look for Jan, Wanda, or the Radicals if you want her . . . enjoys dancing . . . seen as a beautician in the future. CHARLES EASON, JR. 4'Moose 4'What,s happening? Cross Country 1-43 Visual Aids 1-4t well liked, especially by Bernard, Weaver, Douglas, Bob, and Pongy . . . interests lie in fishing, track, dancing, bowling, and ping-pong . . . a future Navy man. KARL EDWARD ELY Choo-Choon Fire and Air Raid Patrol Training Officer 3. friendly, jovial senior . . . buddies with .loe McClellan or Tex . . . hopes for career as a jet technician or professional fireman. JO ANNE DOWNS 'tjodiev Business Club 4g Dramatics 3g Honor Society 4. 'sweet and attractive . . . pals with Rita, Grace, and Pat . . . likes to travel . . . adept with a needle . . . loves french fries and veal cutlet . . . future homemaker of America. THOMAS AVON DOWNS Tom Do you fink so?l' Red Cross lg Red and White lg Chess 33 Tennis Manager 3, 43' Stage Crew 35 Fire Patrol 3. well-known senior . . . travels with Karl, Bill Adams, or Bob Russwick . . . can be seen driving a Buick . . . future includes Air Force. L, Z E' , 6-Lit' Q 4 ,- , Af, Q' Y' N 'ail 5 ROBERT FANSLER 'tBob't Q Yeah, he didli' Band l-43 Homeroom Banker l. sociable fella who blows a mean trumpet . . . coupled with Alice Stone , . . divides time between record collecting and swimming . . . enjoys turkey and dressing . . . also likes spaghetti . . . prospective service man. JANET VIRGINIA FARRJS iiJan,, I'Il never tellin Cheerleader lg Art Club 4. tall. attractive . . . seen with Sharon. Radicals or Bob Ford . . , usually in the Sweet Shoppe . . . likes the cheese- burgers there . . . pla o be a bealitician. A L 31. X of ary - 5 J , x gt Ru Ill I I f YXR ESTHER JANE FEATHERER Es JCL 1, 23 Choir l-43 Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4-g Red and White 2, 33 Guidance Office Assistant 2-43 Prom Committee 3g Honor Society 3, 43 Exchange Student 33 Lunch Patrol 3g Youth and Government Assembly Woman 3. 4: Red and White Editor 43 Retrospect 43 Student Council 4g Student Council Executive Committee 43 Senior Biology Club 43 Senior Dance Committee 4. future includes study of political science. ADA CATHRYN FERZETTI i'Ada,, No kidding?U Homeroom Banker lg JCL 2g Dramatics Club 33 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3g Retrospect 4. quiet, sweet personality . . . seen with Bev, Lynne, Es, and 'LBoo . . . spends time dancing and skating . . . indulges in fried chicken . . . future includes work. ELIZABETH FLANAGAN Flang-dangw I donit knou'. ' Junior Red Cross 33 Future Nurses 43 Red and White Sales- man 4. quiet and petite . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . future secretary in telephone office. JAMES WESLEY FOULK Wes'i Are you serious?,' Football l-43 Basketball l-43 Baseball 3. 43 Biology Club 23 Fire Patrol 2. 3g Homeroom President 4. athletic and very dependable . . . likes swimming and coin collecting . . . future college man. 4..- ?'t' JAMES DAVID FRETZ iflimv Thal,.s pretty Sl'llfl'Y,l,, Agriculture Club I-3: Nleelianics Course at 3. to find him. look for Diane . . . Iinkers with cars and listens to hit tunes . . . abhors people who tlon't mind their own business . . , expects an apprenticeship at rluPont's. JOSEPH BENJAMIN FRIANT Joe small. but you know he's around . . , look for him in Deep- water . . . seen with anybody . , . t-raves steak. french fries and fried corn . . . foreseen as a swabby in Uncle Sam's Navy. ' ,- ,f .- -v Pibdivv . tr.-'95 5 1'-.. V: ' ' . l 421' ...tin VA,-xx .ft-fy Xfjgftbx Q., L ' fc! ' 4- U X J ,V ff SAMUEL THOMAS GARRISON efsayy g Homeroom Banker 1: Baseball 1: Basketball 1: Football 2-4: Agriculture Club, Vice President 3, Mechanics Club 3: Ho - room President 4. Lf unattached from HP-City . . . pals with Al. Stu, Tom and Ed . . . teachers constitute pet peeve . . . current interests include football and baseball . . . college in future, LRSULA JULIAN GATES 'tUrsey What a shamefv JCL 1. 2: Biology Club 2: Red and White 4: Class President 2: Dramatics Club 3: Science Club 3: Girls' State 3: Retrospect 4: Honor Society 4. top notch student . . . found with Barby. Max and Lois . . . enjoys reading and sports . . . likes chemistry and physics . . . it's college for her. MARY ANN GENOVESE Mary Ann Uh, honestly , Student Council 1-4: Student Council Secretary 4: Red and White Salesman 1: Red and White Staff 2-4: Class Secretary 3: Lunch Patrol 3: Dramatics Club 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Girls' State 3: Junior Play 3: Homeroom President 4: Retrospect Typing Editor 4. look for her with Lois. Bev, Marie and Judy . . . plans on business college . . . finds dancing fun. ALLEN MICHAEL GOLDBERG Goldie Y Darn it. Homeroom Treasurer 1: JCL 1, 2: Biology Club 2: Science Club 33 Mechanics Club 3, 4: Sigma Phi 3, 4. loads of fun . . . after school worker . . . seen with g'Rebel, Mac and Sam . . . college for this fellow. :: ' , llll ll' llll mi e HH I ll. .ll llll Ill A , . A ,,,A 3 .ll .ll Ill Ill 7' Ill on gggfiavlw W 1. -I .. -1 2 Q -?'1:+p1f35'-freer E F sv 4' 'IAQJ W- 'L-pg . .,Ne.fi fi Y 0 suis' 7 X , 'J . V I it J, . V' if FRANCES MARIE GRASSO 4'Frannie', Oh, bIess'd. ' Ballet Ig Tennis 3. 43 Knitting Club 33 Retrospect 3. 43 Art Editor of Retrospect 4. quiet, but a first prize artist . . . besides art. it's dancing, swimming and cooking tespecially chile con carrie? , . . pals with 'fIo. Alice and Diane . . . art career looms ahead. LI-:ROY GRIFFIN. JR. Griff' You don't say? heart throlilier . . . real sportsman , . . mostly seen in Re-I-Ii's halls or in the Sweet Shoppe . . . loves steak and onions . . . it's the Marines after graduation. WILLIANI JERRY GRIFFITII Jerry , Terrible. ' ICI. I. 2: Biology Club 21 Dramatic Club 3: Agriculture Club 3. 4. nice to know . . . friends include Harry and P-Cityu boys . . . likes farming. hunting and fishing . . . plans to be a veterinarian. EVA MAE I-IAHL Eval, Oh, you know it too. ' HR Vice President I: Knitting Club 3. Vice President 3: HR Treasurer 3. 4. likeable . . . found in P-City . , . pals with Betts Janet. Sharon. Charlotte and Maxine . . . future includes airline hostess or beautician. r sl six ,- f , f .- f f- MBETTY HALSTEAD MBet Moth er .Wu rphy . ' Class Play 1, 3, Homeroom President 2, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1-4, Cheerleading Club 3, Retrospect Staff 4, Business Club 4. attractive . . . found with Eleanor, Edie, Doris, Carol and Diane . . . usually at the Sweet Shoppe . . . likes swimming and dancing . . . future includes secretarial work and Howard JOHN HAMILTON, JR. iglohnnyl There he is. ' Football 1-3, Track 1-3, Class Play 1, Lunch Patrol 2, 4, Fire and Air Raid Patrol 2, 3. tall, dark and handsome . . . often seen in Pennsville and at Green's Garage . . . look for him with Barb Powell . . . plans to be a future contractor. L arf. Qt 'e c Adj--if f U V L,,r,fL1.7d 1 L..-,y,2,'y3f'Qf-4,,'Q b 4 ILL, q'f,,g-.4,4,ffi---L Ci--A.-1.-1-1 67 11 ef' - U , IL.: ff Qtx4f.x, C40-9 , 1, 6--A- fi' .'-,t.1L':,-lk- C.-4-'U4--I-'lk' LL LL r- s f 2 V i t,.,t,1tL+fp, CN 5 U ,S J L0 ' , ,,,f's-'-4 QW-'v--Lf ' 0- J xp MARGARET ANN HANCOCK 6'Maggie Oh, mercy. ' Red and White 1, 2, 4, Retrospect Salesman 2, 3, Art Club 3. I always ready to help . . . found in Deepwater . . . friends include ',Ion1, Lois, Sandie and ,Iinny . . . enjoys records , , , a Job after graduation. nceorgew .ICL 1, 2, Red and White 2, 4, Biology Club 2, 4, Junior Class Treasurer, Boys' State 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Retrospect Staff 4, Typing Club 4. very dependable . . . look for him with Stu, Ed and Wes . . .- friendly . . . works at Sweeten's store . . . relaxes by dancing at the Y or bowling . . . planning for college. JOAN MARIE HAYWARD iiloniv Oh, heavens. ' Homeroom Secretary 4, Business Club 4, Senior Biology Club. ert and friendly you'll see her with Butch Lois P . . . y - Maggie, Joan and Sandie . . . likes hillbilly records . . . general office work later on. VIRGINIA LYNNE HETRICK Lynne', Band 1-4, Band Secretary 2, Band Librarian 3, JCL 1, 2, Choir 1-4, Red and While 2-4, Student Council Treasurer 3, Class Play 3, Citizenship Institute 3, HR Vice President 4, Retrospect Literary Editor 4, Honor Society 4. magnetic personality . . . found with Boo, Ada, Esther and Tingle . . . active in Youth Fellowship work . . . special in- terest is music . . . college after graduation. - 1 Q . rf 1 I 7' YW N59 wg--'V BETTY JANE HICKS Real fra:-i'. ' Choir 1. 2: Homeroom Banker 1. 3: Knitting Club 3: Retrospect Salesman 4: Retrospect Staff 4: Homeroom Magazine Captain 4. friendly girl . . . best friends include Bertha and Sonny . . . hobbies include piano, cooking. and sewing . . . after graduation it's business college. VVILLIAXI EDWIN HIGGINS Bill7, HOI1, my aching baclf. ' Band 1: Baseball 1-4: Horneroom President 1: Student Council 1, 4: Vice President of Student Council 3: Horneroom Treasurer 2: Hi-Y 1. 2: Basketball 2-4: Lunch Patrol 3. 4: Boys' State 3: Senior Class President 4. I gf 3' W always busy . . . look for him with Clem. Phil. and Ron . . . frequents the . . . busied with model trains. dancing. and swimming . , . college bound. t I f. . V M' 'I X if I r I tt ' ' E V QUEEN ANN HILL Ann', -'Est Knitting 1-4: Homeroom Banker 1: Library Club 2. sociable senior . . . can be found with Gladys or 'Junior' . . . enjoys singing and softball . . . future beautician or stewardess. STEWART ROBERT HILTEBRAND Stu', Baseball 1-4: Football 1-4: Homeroom President 1: Red and White 1-4: Fire and Air Raid Patrol 2: Basketball 3. 4: Agri- culture Club 3: Lunch Patrol 3: Hall Patrol 3. 4. never without words . . . many pals include Larry. Tom, George. Ed. Wes. and Sam . . . sports are the best . . . a Physical Education major in college. A . if L EDITH IUY HOCKNELL Hock', Af 1 Lf his that so? I 'siyvylyqfarsity Softball Basketball- Cheerleadjr 1. 2:-Varsitr Club 1-4. Hockey 13. Tri H1Y 14, Dramatic.. Club 3. Retro 1 spect Sports Editor 4: Business Club 4. popular with Nlary Lou. Eleanor. Betty. June. Doris. Carol, Qjnd Pris . . . anchors at Tony's house . . . hobbies include JV sports and dancing . . . future commercial secretary. -RJ ffronmisr ALLEN HOUTZ Eorcie,' Whaz'rha say, fe1la?,' Stage Crew 1-4: Boys' Council 1: Baseball 3.4. has a big smile and blonde hair . . . a natural with girls . . . enjoys hunting. fishing. trapping. and a Ford . . . seen with Plummer and Feet . . . soon will be in the Navy. 744 fa? .XVI JAMES ELWOOD HUNT Jimmy', ps I give up. Student Council lg Choir 2-4: Band 3, 45 Tennis 3g Dramatics Club 3. often seen with Adele . , . plays drums . . . a good church worker . . . future plans include college. RICHARD LEWIS JAGERS Splinter', 1 don'z kn0w. ' Band 1-45 South Jersey Band 1-43 All-State Band 3, 4g South Jersey Orchestra 3, 43 JCL 23 Red and White Salesman 23 Chess Club 3. terrific trumpet player . . . likes to work with stamps, coins, and music . . . friendly person . . . a future major in music. -MAUDREY CAROL JEKER 'iAudrey7' What's the matler?', YMCA Activities l. 33 Art Club 34 Junior Red Cross 43 Business Club 4. adores Jimmy . . . can be seen with Janet and Ollie or in a black and yellow Chevy . . . passes time by skating and dancing . . . eventually wants to get married. CAROLE ANNE JENKINS uCarol', That's rightfi' Choir 1-3g Knitting Club 1, Homeroom Banker lg Retrospect Salesman 2g Nurses' Club 33 Basketball 4. a redhead . . . loves to sing, dance, and listen to M.T. . . . plans to make singing her career or combine it with nursing. DORIS MAY HIQCKOBY 4'Huck I am telling you. , Ballet Club lg Library Club 3, 4. along with . . . can be found at a dance in Town- playing piano at church . . . buddies are Emma . a future beautician or career in music. easy to get ship Hall or and Marion . . ANN HUC Barb Are you kiddin'? Student Council Alternate lg JCL 1, 24 Softball Manager 3g Future Nurses' Club 3. 4g Red and White 45 Magazine Salesman 45 Retrospect 4. you can see her at Yu with Phyllis, Melissa, Judy, and gang . that lo-0-ong brown hair . future secretary. MBARBARA Tri-Hi-Y 1-4, . . . the bass in Kappa's cho s . . and slow drawl . . . at dre er . . f'J 'O'C fn' 7 4' . fzffwvv . -'bn' i 'C ' ,,Qr.!Q4-rfi 3116641 ffm., N f WILLIAM LAWRENCE JENKINS 'lLarry Dar-f. ' Basketball I-4g Jets Hi-Y I: Football 2g Fire and Air Raid Patrol 23 Hobby Club 3g Retrospect 4. a weight lifter . . . gets his strength from steak and milk friendl' ood lookin 'cnior 'een with Jim Stun y...g gs- ...s , 3 Ed, and Tom . . . star basketball player , . . after graduation comes College. HAROLD DANIEL JONES Harold'i t ll leasant lella 'eem' a little shv located almost 8 . p : . . . 5 5 . - . . . . anywhere . . . has an interest in baseball . . . enjoys a piece ofiapple pie or baked ham . . . hasn't definitely decided on a future. 3: ' - x, , .-r V 4 ctfirct-we ' Ll ig 'L I HOWARD JONES Jonesy,' 'ilt drives me crazy. ' Netting and Net Club 4. hides behind the steering wheel of his Studebaker . . . one- third of the Cline. Champion, and Jones trio . . . look for him at the Yu . . . enjoys hunting. fishing. and training beagles . . . often perplexed, but witty . . , friendly smile. RAYMOND THOMAS KEISEN Tomi, Oh, nuts. Freshman Play Ig Football 2-43 Track 2-45 Hall Patrol 3, 43 Basketball 33 Nomads Hi-Y 3. 4. ,ss hails from P-City . . . look for him in the Sweet Shoppe or with Stu. Sam. Feet, and Wes . . . enjoys bowling . . . good sport . . . joining the Navy. JOHN THOMAS KEYES HJOJTYIU Intramural Sports 4. quiet. but very nice . . . swimming and skating are his hobbies . . . gets along with everyone . . . usually in Deepwater . . . plans to go to trade school. GEORGE CHRISTIAN KRATZER Cris', yn How about that. Student Council I: Red Cross I. 2: Agricultural Club 3. 4g Retrospect Salesman 3: Engineers Club 4. little liut lively . . . vigorous hunter . . . member of our National Guard , . . buddies are Tm-x. Downs, Tighe, and Tighe-'s ear . . . after graduation hz-'ll study engineering at Temple. , sf -l ,iff A 9, 2-' ' .5 M X li.. , Q ig ,',W R W ' A . 7' I ' W.. JOHN WILBUR LEONARD iilohnw Come off izfv Photography Club 3. look for him at home or in a boat . . . loves an opportunity to spend money . . . you'll find him with Andy . . . a lively sort . . . onward to college. BEVERLY DARLENE LEWIS Betts,' What?.9 . . . Because . . . Junior Red Cross 35 Red and White Salesman 4. you'll find her with Bob or with Eva Mae and the Radicals . . . loves to dance . . . nice to know . . . plans to be a lab technician. V- MARGARET ADELE LIPP Maggie What a panicf President of Class 15 Library Club lg Tennis 1-45 ,ICL 1, 25 Choir 25 Student Council 35 Retrospect 45 Honor Society 3. 4. if not at home, look for her at the movies or church . . . can be seen with most anyone . . . good sewer . . . enjoys reading, cooking, and dancing . . . plans to be a teacher. AUSTIN STEPHEN LLEWELLYN Buddy,i O, K.? Homeroom President l-35 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2, President 45 Typing Club 35 Track 35 Retrospect Feature Co- Editor 45 Red and White 45 Library Club 4. Buddy came to Re-Hi in our Junior year . . . a busy person . . . lots of new ideas . . . found with Whitie, Es, ul. G. of Salem, or Marilyn . . . enjoys reading, swimming, and physical culture . . . hopes to attend Baylor University. in ! CAROL ANN KRUPA Yeah.' Yahfl' Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1-45 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Prom Committee 35 Red and White Salesman 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Retrospect 45 Senior Biology Club 4. friendly and funny . . . Nicky's better half . . . you'll also see her with Edie. Doris. and gang . . . enjoys dancing . . . a future housewife. DEXTER LEE LACOUNT 'iWhitie Suffering catfishf' Cross Country 15 Freshman Play 15 Football 25 Track 25 Visual Aids 3, 45 Typing Club 35 Student Council 45 Retrospect 4. tall, blond, and handsome . . . neat dresser . . . his interest is in Wilmington with a pretty little nurse . , . spends his time at the Acme . . . saving his money to go to college. Nr'-J 1'- fbi' ,X l ll- LOIS LEE MCALLISTER '4Lo ls that s0. ' Junior Red Cross 3: Business Club 4. always with the Deepwater gang-Joni, Maggie, Sandra, and .loan . . . likes to listen to records . . . usually seen with Eddie . . . hopes include office work and marriage. OLIVIA RUSSELL MCALLISTER Ollie Ron-Ron Ballet Club 1: Business Club 4: Retrospect 4g Office Worker 4-. Ollie is usually seen at the Salem Oak Diner or with Ronnie . . . skates. dances. and plays the uke . . . looks forward to marriage. HOWARD ORVILLE MCANNEY 'LHoward', i'Aw, gee.'T Red and White Salesman lg Football 25 Typing Club 3: Science Club 4. big hunk of an outdoorsman . . . loves hunting and eating venison . . . his car gets quite a lot of attention-ask Larry or Allen . . . sure to do well in college. WANDA LEE MCCOWN NBl0ndie', Oh, !'l'0f'fl.',, Student Council 1. 21 Red Cross 4. what would the Radicals do without Wanda to drive them around in the Ford? . . . pretty . . . likes dancing, swimming. and club . . . future will include work as a secretary and Bill. o - CAROL ANNE MATLACK Carol Secretary Clubg Tennis. displays affection towards skating and the D.D.'s . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . you can find her around Penns Grove or Salem. ERIC WALTER MAYHEW Eric Band 1-4g Dance Band 1-4, Biology Club 2g Senior Biology Club 49 Photography Club 3, Boys' State 39 Band Librarian 3g Band Treasurer 33 Personal Typing Club 43 Honor Society 4. tall, quiet, senior . . . plays a sweet sax . . . enjoys basket- ball and science fiction . . . will make a great mechanical engineer. GRACE DARLENE MONTAGN A f'Grace,' Junior Red Cross l, 2, 33 HR President lg Retrospect Salesman lg Red and White Salesman 23 Honor Society 3, 4g Secretary of Senior Class 4g Office Worker 4. to find Grace, look for Rosie, Dolores, Pat, 'LOllie, or Audrey . . . usually in the office practice room . . . likes to skate, swim, and dance . . . sure to make a swell office girl. LESLIE ROBERT MORRIS Les Red and White 1, 2g Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4g Secretary of Agricul- ture Club 3. 4g President of Nomads at Y 3, 43 Homeroom Treasurer 4, Basketball 4. walking through the halls with Jeanne, Tex, Gingy, L'Din- ger, or Tom . . . rock and roll records and dancing are sure to please him . . . future mechanical engineer. jug 'S- HARRY THEODORE MAGEE '6Butch,' Ach du lieber. ' Beaker Breakers 33 Agricultural Club 4. easy-going . . . Don Plummer and Bill Griffith make up his gang . . . found at home . . . loves food . . . one of our hunt- ing and fishing fans . . . foresees conservation and forestry. IKPAUL ROBERT MARTIN HPaul Y Activities 24 Science Club 3. some of his friends are Feet, Tex, Buck, Nick, Leroy, and Tom . . . also Doris Mackey from Pitman . . . usually at the Sweet Shoppe or the Y . . . wants a future that promises travel. GL 'cz' 71 YT 4. P A TR Freshmanxplay 1: ISUN Vatu darnzt .',' Retro-pe-et Salesman 2: Tenni- I-1: Junior Red Crosw 3: Honor Fouiety 3. 4: Offivf- Wiorker 4: llti-ine Club 4: Retrospect 4. Grace. Audrey or Ollie would tell you she-K in the offire practice room , . . a whiz at tennis and Qkating . . . secretarial future. NIARIE ELIZABETH MLLLI N Rea Stud:-nt flounvil l: Pep lllulr 1: JCL 2. Seeretary 3: junior Play 3: Prom Committee 3: Retrospect 4: Student Counvil Alternate 4: Honor Soviety 4. typival -enior . . . Kara Lea and Bobby take up a lot of her time . . . found at the Sweet Shoppe. or the Y dances. on the trampoline and skating . . . nursing career ahead. 4 . 4 1 1 5:10 'Swv SX if WILLIAM GEORGE MLNYAN Feet Great Kuga .llllgdfn Intramural Sport, 4. great sense of humor . . . usually with Paul. Bob. Nick. Buek and Tex , . . looks forward to the service , . . always near the Sweet Shoppe or Dell's. ELEANOR RHEA NEIFERT 4'Ele Cheerleading 1-3: Basketball I-4: Varsity ffluli 2-4: HR Treas- urer 3: Retrospect 4: Bafke-thall Co-raptain 4: llufiness Club 4. loade of nim- vlothe-5 . . . always with ll'-tty. llori-. Diane and liarol at the Sweet Shoppe . . . main inte-re--t i- Harry . . . hopef to work at duponti-, 'I'llUNI:X5 lllfill.-Xllll NICHOLS Nil-k I 11ir1'I lvin'. ' niee-looking guy . . , future vampue man . . . epende a lot of time with' Carol or at the Sweet Shoppe- with the boys . . . leisure hours are :pent hunting. fiwhing or dancing. LUIS EDXA NIXON Lo JCL I. 2: Biology Cluli 2. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Senior Dance llonimittee 4: HR Seen-tary 2. 4: .lunior Play 3: Retroxpeet 4: llonor Soeiety-11 Prom liommittet- 3. avtive . . . seen with Nlary Ann. I'ree-y. Marie. NIax. Eddie and George . , . fond of ekating. tlaneing. reading and collecting revorde . , . wante to attend Colmley-Ileat-ont. 'x iv X N AQ U X 2 ,1 ii ' . .M 3. , .. . J N. X x 3'-gli ' 'r K-11 RITA ANN PALESCHIC Oh, mother. ' Junior Red Cross 1-43 Retrospect Salesman 35 Business Club 45 Honor Society 4. often seen with Spike or Jo Anne . . . fried shrimp and french fries are favorites with her . . . likes stuffed animals . . . looks forward to her marriage with Spike. asRe19 ALICE AGNES PEARSON Boo-Boon 'You little witch. ' Veep of Freshman Class lg Student Council 1, 23 JCL 1, 29 Red and White 2, 43 President of Homeroom 23 Biology Club 23 Typing Club 3g Future Teachers 2, 4. hard-working gal at Howard Johnson's . . . still finds time to write to Robbie . . . could eat fried chicken forever . . . pals around with Rick and Max . . . plans to attend Trenton State Teachers College. WILLIAM GEORGE PIEL 'iBill', Whal's happening here? Agriculture Club 3. well liked . . . future in the Navy . . . southern fried chicken . . . a big 6'2 outdoorsman, liking both hunting and fishing . . . you can find him with Don or Forrest. DONALD HORACE PLUMMER 5'Don Are you insane?', mischievous fellow . . . usually seen with Dave, Forrest, and Bill . . . found at A8zP . . . fried chicken and steak are tops with Don . . . best of luck to a future Navy man. 4, 3 DORIS EDITH OiDONALD 4'Dorisi' Way to hop, gang. ' Varsity Club 1-43 Softball 1-3g Tri-HifY 1-4g Hockey 2-43 Bas- ketball 2-4g Homeroom Banker 2. 33 Girls' Sports Editor of Red and White 3, 4g Hall Patrol 3g Hall Patrol Lieutenant 4: Chairman of Red Feather Red Devil Week 4g Co-Captain of Hockey Team 4. real sport . . . seen with Edie. Carol, Betty and Eleanor . . . likes all sports . . . a prospective physical education teacher. CLRTIS MLRRELL PAGE hlimi' ls that right.9'l Hall Patrol 2, 3. 4. a friendly disposition . . . keeps company with Carol. Bob. Feet, and Nick . . . thinking about either the Navy or State Police after graduation . . . likes spaghetti and meatballs. 4 I 8 Xi 'lg '. s Cb 4 -. ROBERT PRESTON PEDRICK Bob Racket Busters 3. 4. real nice quiet fellow . . . hangs around f I'ex, Bill, Feet. and Nick . . . Green's Garage is one of his favorite spots . . . does not approve of homework . . . enjoys tinkering with cars . . . likes going to basketball and football games. EARL CLINTON PORCH f'Gingy,' Football I-4-: Baseball I. 2: Retrospect Salesman 3: Retrospect Art Staff 4. popular . . . good dancer . . . seen with Sandy Kidd . . . hangs out at Sluggers . . , favorite pastimes are football and dancing . . . loves to eat spaghetti . . . future includes the Navy. V . 'vis 6, -1-f Q I Nv MARIE ALICE POSTELL Marie Ah, footf' Knitting Club 3: Business Club 4: Guidance Office Assistant 4. quiet girl . . , generally seen with f'Ricki. Max. and Boo Boo . . . found at club . . . plans for the future include being a beautician , . . craves shrimp and fried chicken. BARBARA ALICE POWELL f'Barby Don,t know, do yah?', JCL I. 2: Class Secretary I: Biology Club 2. 4: Red.. and White Reporter 2-4: Red and White Salesman 2. 3: Nurses' Club 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: President of Nurses' Club 4: Home-room Secretary 4' Retrospect el: Kappa Delta Phi 4. very active girl . . . seen with Max and Ursey . . . spends most of her time with John . . . future chemists' secretary . . . Honor Society 4. IUIIN JOSEPH PRAVIVIIA f'RedsH Hou. s that strike yah? Shop 2-4: Assistant Baseball Manager 2. 3: Model Builders Club 3. Reds spends time with Robert, Mickey. Man0. and Felix . . , usually found at the Sweet Shoppe . . . enjoys dancing. PASQLALE CHARLES PRATTA Pat', Real swingin'. ' Cross Country Team I: Track I'3: JCL I. 2: Student Council I-3: Football 2. 3: Homeroom President 2: Class President 3: Homeroom Vice President 4. most talented . . . can really play the piano . . . often seen with 5ino. Vince. Sketch, Mop. Mike and Hernando . . rates lasagne tops in food . . . likes dancing . . . future includes music and college. vi! I GLORIA ANN RAINE HGIO7' What?', or Huh? Red and White Reporter I-4g Nurses' Club I-43 Red and White Salesman 3. easy going . . . keeps company with Judy, Marie, Diane, and Esther . . . favors fried chicken and pizza pie .I . . likes to sew, swim, and skate . . . good luck to a future rfurse. RONALD WILSON RAINE Ron Homeroom President lg Agricultural Club 15 Magazine Sales- man I. friendly guy . often seen with Chris, Joe, and brother Dave . . . look for him at the Y or at the roller rink . . . favors cocoanut cake and pie. HENRY RICHARD REED ifluniew What,s happening? Cross-Country I, 23 Track 3, 4, Weightlifting 3, 45 Football 43 Baseball 4. strong . . . seen with The Highlanders . . . found at Green's Store . . . an appetite for chicken . . . spends extra time weightlifting . . . good luck for a future Marine. ROBERTA RICHARDSON Berta'7 Oh, Show! Knitting I, 2, Library 3, 4. look for her with Wanda, Dottie, Addie, and Sissie . . . always writing to a certain Johnny . . . special love for cheese- burgers and shrimp . . . fond of sewing, reading, and all sports . . . future beautician. 1- 3 J NANCY SLE RACER Nancy Tennis 2-4, ,lunior Red Cross 35 Choir 33 Homeroom Treasurer 3, Homeroom Banker 3, Typing for Retrospect 4: .lunior Prom 3, Senior Dance 45 Honor Society 4. easy to get along with . . . often seen with Wanda, Sharon, and Delores . . . enjoys ice skating, swimming, and music . . . plans to attend Goldey-Beacom. KARA LEA RAGON 'SRicki Student Council Ig Knitting Club lg ,ICL I, 2g YMCA Ac- tivities 1-4g Red and White 35 Future Nurses' 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Retrospect Editor-in-chief 4: Guidance Office Assistant 3. often accompanied by Rea, Es, Boo Boo . . . found at Sweet Shoppe . . . spare time is spent skating, dancing, and reading . . . future nurse. l- S. -it x QI MELISSA BRINK RIKER '6Melis,' Hockey 1-43 Basketball 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1-43 Cheerleading Cap- tain l, 3, 43 Class Play 13 JCL 23 Varsity Club 3, 43 Senior Class Captain of Retrospect 43 Honor Society 43 Retrospect Salesman 4. active, especially when cheerleading . . . pastimes are dancing and swimming . . . a nurse-to-be. CLEMENT ARCHER RILEY 4'Clem,' You don't say. ' Band 1, 23 Hi-Y 1. 23 Football 2-43 Model Builders' Club 33 Prom Committee 33 Homeroom Treasurer 3. leads the ulife of Riley . . . hobbies are model trains, boats, model planes, and swimming . . . plans to attend Rutgers University. s. -a-gg! ALEXANDER JOSEPH RIZZER Riz .... llan. ' JCL 1, 23 Homeroom President 1, 23 Biology Club 2g Senior Biology Club 4g Basketball 33 Baseball 33 Nomads Hi-Y 3g Typ- ing Club 33 Boys' State 33 Prom Committee 33 Class Veep 43 Retrospect 4g Band 1-43 Honor Society 4. see him playing a trombone . . . enjoys sports, jazz and dancing . . . a future collegian. HALVAN ROBERSON Pongy', Get off me, Jack. ' Photography Club 13 Visual Aids 2, 3g Red and White 43 Retrospect 4, sense of humor . . . usually seen with Charles, Douglas, and Weaver . . . happiest when dancing, skating and bowling . . .. future in the Marines. THOMAS ROBERT ROBERTS Mumbles'7 Sing me no song. ' Football 1-33 Track 1-43 Basketball 23 Hall Patrol 2, 3g Prom Committee 3. boating fan . . . future with the Coast Guard . . . found with Pat Pratta and Sam Still . . . quick with puns . . . m-m-m french fries. JOHN HENRY ROBERTSON, JR. HRobbie', Well, knock me over with a feather. ' Football 1-33 Track 1-33 Agricultural Club 1, 33 Freshman Play 13 Cross Country 23 Nurses Club 4. enjoys all sports . . . find him in P-City with Averill, Tony, and Milton . . . plans to be a male nurse. F... '. If I is , .5 XX is 1- -va il ll P' ' fl tu-iff s t,x -' LEWIS ROBERT RONCACE HLew', No, how? Science Club 3g Visual Aids 3, 4g Typing Club 4. quiet person . . . find him at Beck's 5 and 10 working or with Bill Bradley . . . enjoys all sports . . . give him' good Italian food . . . would like to go into the agricultural field. DIANE HELEN SANDERLIN 4'Diane You're asking me?y' Knitting Club 35 Future Nurses' 4g Senior Biology Club 4. quiet but pleasant . . . usually at home, the library, or with Gloria, Linda. and Francis . . . favors fried chicken or chile con came . . . spends time dancing and skating . . . a nice addition to some nursing staff. DOROTHY ALMA SAWYER 6'Dottie Oh, fiddlesticksfn Softball 1-4, Hockey 2-4: Basketball 2-43 Tennis 2: Homeroom Banker 23 Homeroom Treasurer 23 Library Club 33 Varsity Club 3, 4. athletic senior . . . seen with Philip when he's home, other- wise with Wanda. Roberta or Cayle . . . you'll find her playing hockey or at the Busy Bee . . . m-m-m chile con came . . . enjoys reading and singing. ALBERT EDWARD SCHILLING Al Band 1-4g Choir 2-45 JCL 1, 25 Hall Patrol 3, 4. look for Al in Mickie's . , . never tires of sodas and spaghetti . . . likes dancing and music . . . plays a cool sax . . . good luck to a future engineer. ADDIE PEARL ROBINSON Pearl It's a mess, I say. ' Knitting Club 3. nice person . . . look for her at home or the movies . . . usually with Sonny, Denise and Milton . . . good pianist . . . shrimp, pork chops, and chicken head her menu . . . plans to marry or attend business school. DAVID LANNY ROMANSKY Roe,' Basketball 2-45 Nomads Hi-Y 3, 4. Roe is one of our dancing seniors . . . pals are Larry Jenkins and John Stranahan . . . helps keep the Sweet Shoppe in business . . . steak and french fries will do . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to help Uncle Sam. Le' t... , free! -1- Wa. fa, At. JJ- 'I LAWRENCE LEWIS SCOTT Larry Hall Patrol 3. 4: Agriculture Club 3: Baseball 3. 4. often with Nan . . . doesn't care for unsociable people . . hobbies include archery. sports and automobiles . . . never tires of spaghetti. THOMAS CHARLES SEBELL quiet guy . . . pals around with Nlel Jenkins . . Tom at the X . . , can do without gabby girls . . . another spaghetti lover . . . occupies time with model trains. ssfrornav . look for . t fl . If , 'N Nil QI' x fi. . , pl. s , ,' Qx ACA v 5 J meta' ,f MILTON L. SMITH. IR. off' 1 SANDRA ANN SHAHAN '4Sandie', How about zhatfu Red and White 4: Business Club 4. found with the gang from Deepwater . . . goes for subs . . hobbies include skating and dancing . . . future secretary. SYDNEY IEDITH SIMKINS ludy,' Tri-Hi-Y 2-4: Home-room Secretary 2: Student Council 2. 3: JCL 2, 3: Hockey 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Red and Wliite 4: Youth and Government 3: Homeroom President 4: Senior Biology Club 4: Retrospect Salesman 3. 4. personality plus . , . wishes people would listen when spoken to . . . seen with Phyllis. Melissa. Barbara or the Kappa girls . . . future secretary. ...lumen What's happeninf rousin?,' Track 1-4: Hall Patrol I-4: Basketball 1-4: Baseball 3. 4. whale of an athlete . . .found at the Busy fried chicken and potato salad . . . popular , . . a swell guy. ALICE ANNETTE SORRELS For crying out I0ud. ' Red and White Salesman: Red and White 2. Cross 1: Knitting Club I: Magazine Captain I. 4: FTA Treas- urer 2g Homeroom Veep 4. Secretary 2. watch out for Boo and the gang . . . active in church work . . . has a taste for spaghetti and meatballs . . . finds time for music, tennis, swimming . . . sure to make a fine nurse. Football 3. 4: Bee . . . likes with ewrybody ..BO091 3: Junior Red 4-N.. 'S MARIE CATHERINE SPANO Future Nurses' Club 2, 3g Future Teachers' Club Ig Biology L-rx . rx SAMUEL LEON STILL Sam Track 2-4. likes to bank around Green's garage . . . easy to please guy . . . an outdoorsman . . . favorite food is wild game . . . hobbies are boating and hunting . . . will go into plumbing and heating business. ,gp ALICE MARGARET STONE Al Junior Red Cross lg Tennis 25 Secretary of Art Club 3. if you can't find Alice, she is with Bob, either at his house or in his blue Plymouth . . . plans include becoming a secretary . . . skating and art occupy her time. Q5 PATRICIA ANN STONE Hpatn Don't get all 'exiboobiated'. ' .lunior Red Cross 1, 2g Student Council Alternate 1-43 Retro- spect Salesman Ig Homeroom Banker 2, 3g Homeroom Treasurer 34 Art Club 3, 4. spends time with the Radicals', or with Marlene . . . future secretary or a beautician . . . subs top list of favorite foods . . , finds time for swimming, dancing and skating. NORMA JEAN STOUT 6'Norma Red Cross 2, 3. one of our quiet seniors . . . can be seen with the Radicals and Jean . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . look for her at the Sweet Shoppe . . . plans to become a secretary. Club 23 Senior Biology Club 45 Red and White Reporter 2-4: Junior Play 35 Prom Committee 3g Typing Club 3. favorite food, lasagne . . . sees no use for calories . . . spends time trying to drive a car or any vehicle with four wheels . . . will become a beautician. CAROL LORRAINE SPRINGER '5Carol Oh, dearli' Junior Red Cross 1-3, Veep 2, President 3g JCL 1, 29 Library Club lg Student Council lg Future Teachers' 23 Choir 3, 45 Red and White Salesman 3, 4g Homeroom Treasurer 4. always smiling . . . easy to get along with . . . can find her at the skating rink or Avalon . . . accordion player . . . hobbies include skating and dancing. t , 1. .4 6 v ff,-QU ,M , ,A ,,-.,.A- H' Y - QM .law HHH-', ,LLL ,tv-WN'-'V I o ,p N 'l K S 5-Q PHYLLIS ANN STOLWT Phyllis,, Don't let it worry you. JCL 1. 23 Tri-Hi-Y L43 Junior Red Cross lg Magazine Sales- man l-45 Knitting Club lg Homeroom Treasurer lg Homeroom Secretary 2. 4: Biology Club 23 Red and White 2. 45 Choir 2g Future Nurses' Club 33 Girls' Softball Manager 3g Retrospect 4g Basketball 49 Biology Club 4. seen with Judy. Hug, Melissa or the rest of the gang . . . lots of fun . . . enjoys dancing and reading . . . a future nurse. CURTIS JOHN STRANAHAN Hlohnw 'fWhaz do you mean, jelly beans? Basketball 2-43 Baseball 2-45 Retrospect 4. hangs around with George. Jerry and Bob . . . second home, the Sweet Shoppe . . . interested in all kinds of sports . . . digs spaghetti and meatballs. f . f V , V' two-4 ,l'afG7',ff4 k'C4 Jw' ff ,fifv iQ 'flu y .pf 4 V tyiftfpbf f ,v' 'LY 'W GROVER WTAYNE STRETCH i'Way'ne,, Whafs eatin, you PU JCL Veep 1. 25 Homeroom Veep 1, 2g Tennis 23 Student Council 3, 4g Science Club 33 Honor Society 3, 4g Lunch Patrol 3, 44 Class Veep 31 Homeroom President 3g Boys' State 3. dependable . . . a very good student . . . likes fried chicken . . . sure to make a top flight civil engineer. CHARLOTTE ANN SURRATT '6Char HI almost flippedll' Junior Red Cross 23 Homeroom Secretary 2, 3g Art Club 3: Student Council 4g Honor Society 4g Business Club 4. look for Char with Diane, Sharon or the other Radicals . . , patron of the Sweet Shoppe . . . thrives on hamburgers and cherry cokes . . . will attend Goldey-Beacom. JOSEPHINE MARY SZYMANSKI Jol' Big Deal. ' can be found with Eddie Smith. Alice or Frances . . . keeps things running right at the 5 and 10 . . secretary. . quiet . . . a future VVANDA VIRGINIA TAYLOR 4'Slim', That test is a witness. ' Knitting 1: Softball 3. seen with Lenny . . . plays the organ , . . hopes to attend music school. iff? U A Q ,- r . I 1 r f 0 WDW--fi mt Hyun: a s Uvl-Agfwio.-3 , .Nfl-Nic L J J ' VV ft f' rf yn' ' M-4 f -71.1 ,ALZL--I rfgffgjzl, rf A M412 C bl I QQ A lg Ct- CMV- . 1 . I 1- f ' ffl .- , , f- sl ' - ,Q . Q, 'C C' , '- A 2,5-L' 'J' L M 5 J Dyer , 13' tl-1-'r'X,LfL-L-JN. ' L: 'iv R V , -,K ,Li , J V is-UQUL , VMEDWARD TOMS, JR. '6Butch,' I Agriculture Club 1, Shop 1, 23 Choir 2, 3. one of our quiet seniors . . . found at Junior Firemen's meet- ings . . . likes steaks, salads, apple pie and chile . . . will study at Gpldey-Beacom to become an accountant. ANDREW CARL TWIFORD 6'Andy,' Oh, no! Junior Classical League 29 JCL Treasurer 2, Homeroom Presi- dent and Banker 2, Honor Society 4. found with John, Jerry, Jinx, Wayne or at Slugger's . . . craves steak . . . likes to hunt and tinker with cars . . . Andy forsees college after the Army. WILLIAM PAGE VOGEDING, JR. S'Dinger', Football 1-49 Baseball 1-45 Fire Patrol 2. 33 Black Hawks Y League 2-4. usually found in the Sweet Shoppe with George, Tex, and Ron . . . enjoys baseball and bowling . . . make his turkey with filling and mashed potatoes . . . after high school, it's anchors aweighu! DIANE VICTORIA WEEKS '4Weeksie,' Gee whizff' Knitting Club lg Varsity Club 2-44 Softball 1, 33 Basketball 1-43 Basketball Co-captain,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2-43 Retrospect 4. active member in sports . . . look for her with Jimmy . . . pleasures are dancing, club activities and sports . . . future plans are in the commercial field. DIANE MARCIA THOMAS Diane,' I don't care. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Retrospect Salesman 3, Homeroom Veep 3g Restrospect Business Manager 4, Home-room President 4g Dramatic Club 4. pairs up with Ralph Marandola . . . favorite locations are the Sweet Shoppe and the YMCA . . . has to choose between art or secretarial school . . . likes seafood. QXBEVERLY ANN TINGLE Bev', We1l.'.' Tennis 1-43 Choir 1-45 Nurses' Club 1, 2, 43 JCL 1, 25 Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4-g Red and White Reporter 2g Retrospect Class Captain 3, 4g Junior Play 3, Feature Editor of Red and White 3, 4g Lunch Patrol Captain 4g Student Council 1. 43 Senior Dance Committee 4. look for Bev with Es, Mary Ann, Ada, Boo or Lynne . . . divides time between home, Y and church . . . real versatile gal . . . future includes nursing. .3 ft' 1. sf rw ff -- Q UQ JOSEPH MAX WEEKS Rawhide,' Great googa-moogafn Agricultural Club 3, 4. a typical ranch hand . . . relishes blackeyed peas, Cornbread and fried chicken . . . top gun with Ina Rae . . . anticipates college, military service or farming for future. MARGARET RUTH WILLIAMS 'gPeggyH I'm not kidding. ' Ballroom Dancing Club Ig Home-room Vice President 41 Busi- ness Club 4. pert and peppy . . . often seen at the YH or with Doris, Anna Mae and Joanne . , . likes music and sports . . . foresees a secretarial career. 1 M1474 f A J 45 ff VN i nk 8 Manuf- exx in RP., 1. xr 'J ' is But' gfjxx ,av , JOAN GERTRUDE WILSON Gertie,' '6You don't say. ' Tennis 1, 23 Dancing 2. 3g Red and White 43 Future Nurses' 4. pretty red hair . . . seen with Lois, Joan, Sandra and Bernice . . . hails from Deepwater . . . order her a submarine or chile con carne . . . a future medical secretary. GEORGE EUGENE WOODARDS George Visual Aids 1-43 Vice President of Visual Aids 3g President of Visual Aids 45 Photography Club 3. tall and friendly . . . look for George in the projection booth . . . appetite for spaghetti and meat balls . . . passes time hunting and dancing . . . an auto mechanic to be. , f :XHAROLD HORNER YOUNG, JR. enappyr i Visual Aids Club 1-4g Vice President of Camera Club 3. I L! always happy , . , turns up at HY dances or the Sweet Shoppe . . . pals with Frank, ,Iolm and David . . . pet peeve is talkative girls . . . likes hunting . . . uncertain about college. IN MEMORY OF A CLASSMATE AND FRIEND MARGARET PETERS , 'V , '1 Y- E 'X . ,E H. , .A. 7 ' .ggi V A -gil T SENIO HOST ATHLETIC FRIENDLIEST TYPICAL Milton Smith. Doris Oilionald Beverly Tingle. Sam Garrison Irving Beveridge. Marie Mullin MOST 'T.-Xl,liN'l'ElJ DID MOST FOR RE-HI Franves Grasso. Pal Pratta William Higgins. Esther Featherer EEQQEEIIQ, JY- E- UPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLIGENT BEST LOOKING Mau' Ann Genovesef Alex Rm' Barbara Powell, Frank DiPietro Wanda McCown, Leroy Griffin MOST AMBITIOUS MOST RELIABLE Ursula Gates, Buddy Llewellyn George Harbeson, Grace Montagna MOST POPULAR George Bragg, Judy Simkins Jw I W f-+24 59 fat' . ff., 'Hp ' ext- I' 1 -'lt . at f .Tl A, t , . - ', K nf 45 . 4. I 1 . ' fg 'K .f if 2' 5' X J. , A i' K ,Ju 4 QP .r':'r2ltf:o-'gtg-1? 'v Y in M ,. 'y ff on , , . Wig. fi33,: . ':.:4f'1' if' rf-f SENIO BEST ALL AROUND BEST DRESSED CUTEST COUPLE Melissa Riker. Wesley Foulk Dexter LaC0unt. Eleanor Neifert Alice Slime- Robert Famlef CLASS CLOWNS Carol Krupa. Stewart I1lltE'lJf3Ild 'ft f ' ,lrnxNK j,,p '-4 ,-, v N ,W , A 'rf' ....v.',,,,- , , H ,H f Zh' :Ar,,f?f ,V 1 .Wi Y LW, R r'fSx4 - var V-lf . f -.1 Fx N f sv- S. M ' Vw -- . Af... wgmlw Q, Q ' i- 'wa in ' 0 ' . -Mwnneg. fa-. 'nf?.,Q-- y. , .. V-hw, U 'vga -J?-fig: :X UPERLATIVES WITTIEST BEST DANCERF Herbert Dougherty, Lynne Hetrick Clinton Porch. June Callahan SHYEST James Ale, Barbara Allen .y.-iq 4 1 s P ., 3,11 .' Y-, 1 N' f MMV! an X 4 66 W l .1 THE JUNIOR PROM On Saturday night May 0 1936 our Junlor Prom took place Everything was painted ID shades of pmk and was called Fantasy ln Pink with Bart Duttons Or chestra supplying the music Miss Marian Heaps our class sponsor and Mr John J Blschoff spent many hours glVlYlg their help and aduce whenex er needed Commlttee Chairmen Decoratzons Thomas Robert Refreshments Esther Featherer Tickets George Harheson Invitations 'Warne Mullin Programs Andrew Twiford Orchestra Alex Rlzzer Publzcm Lynne He-trick THE SENIOR DANCE Lost Paradlse was the theme of our Sen 1or Dance whlch took place on ,lanuary 18 1957 The gym was all under vater wlth Paul Fredrlck and his orchestra seated 1n a sunken shlp Mrs Vlfglllla S Daudson our class sponsor and Mr Richard Jacobs aided and adused us in as many ways as posslble Commlttee Chairmen Decoranons Trance Grasso Clinton Porch Refreshments-Eva Mae Hahl Patricia Stone Tickets-Pasquale Pratta Andrew Twiford Invitations-E-ther Featherer Mary Cowdy Programs-Doris O Donald Judith Simkins Orchestra-James Hunt Clement Riley Publicity-Herbert Dougherty Wayne Stretch 2. F 0 ff, 1 L, IS 5 'E film , . 1 R- 11. - Iam Y SENIOR PLAY The Inner W'iIIy', A Comedy in Three Acts by Bettye Knapp Aunt Louise ,,,, Aunt Hester .,,, Aunt Olga ,,,,,,,,, , Willoughby Adams Inner Willy ,,,,, ,, Carol .Vanin .Ilarybelle Turner Janet .Varslzall ,,,,, Trudy .Uarshall Jlike , , ,,,,,,, ,, , Stanley Clark ,,,,,, Student Director , ,, .,,, Faculty Director , CAROL KRUPA MARGARET LIPP BEVERLY TINGLE DAVID GOODWIN ,, FORREST HOUTZ ,, NANCY RACER MARIE SPANO CAROL SPRINGER , ALICE SORRELS , CURTIS PAGE THOMAS NICHOLS STEPHEN LLEWELLYN MISS JOAN HIGGINS '15 DXX 110 1 e mn Ulf N'-ff., i as THE RETROSPECT STAFF ADVISORS: Dr. Lester G. Davidson, Literary Advisor Mr. Richard E. Jacobs, Art Advisor Mr. Thomas B. Robinson, Financial Advisor EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Kara Lea Ragon ASSISTANT EDITORS: Maxine Chapman Marie Mullin BUSINESS MANAGER: Diane Thomas LITERARY STAFF: Lynne Hetrick, Editor Esther F eatherer Ada Ferzetti Margaret Lipp Alex Rizzer Alice Sorrels Carol Springer TEACHERS STAFF: Marilyn Kilburn Stephen Llewellyn CLASS HISTORY: JoAnne Downs Dexter LaCount TYPING STAFF: Mary Ann Genovese, Editor Betty Halstead Carol Krupa Olivia McAllister Patricia Morrison Eleanor Neifert Nancy Racer Diane Weeks PHOTOGRAPHER: Roger Pedrick Bruce Stewart, Assistant GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR: Edith Hocknell BOYS' SPORTS EDITORS: Lawrence Jenkins John Stranahan CLASS CAPTAINS: Melissa Riker, Senior Betty Hicks, Junior Bernice Bakan, Sophomore Beverly Tingle, Freshman ADVERTISING STAFF: Herbert Dougherty, Manager Alan Goldberg George Harbeson William Higgins James Hunt Alex Rizzer Lawrence Scott Marie Spano HOMEROOM SALESMEN: Darlene Casey Janet Stout Bonnie Krupa Margaret Lipp Marlene Marchak Angela Pratta Betty Arnett Jean Cain Diane Parvin Beverly Dunham Kenny Lucas Barbara Davis Cathy Cullman Forrest Houtz Jean DiSylvestro Patricia Westcott Norma Shapiro Stanley Bierman Dorothy McAdams Judy Simkins Janet Drew Melissa Riker Margaret Hancock Grady Young Betty Lemmerman Carmella Genovese '1 A 1 ,o D i:,Q NJ T-gz ww n ' C 1 III4 Jon, Yfmlis' rx l?:vn?j,'f hw A 'Ury 5 'WU mu igg- - w ',..,1',:g,' Q xllgk K A IDRC g UW Wlllugk trggil' + ?HQ1'gg'J'l-fro p ul! Hlpfg-Q I. .lllllhlg Ltnc VQMQM, x 1 PN -N 4X .1 A 'S oi' 3' V7 4 X 'pal Q In all things, success depends upon prmfious preparation. ll WWE 5 J U Y r -1 1 L I. X! -. o I andchzhppzzh tbfale 7I CLASS OF '58 ,MI l Q MISS MARIAN HEAPS Sponsor ACTIVITIES Junior Prom Junior Play Receive Class Rings Class Trip to New York JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Carol Jones, Presidentg Sandy Foulk. Secretary: William Gallagher, Treas- urer. Seated: Fred Renner, Vice President. HOMEROOM - 207 First row: Ruth Cerwer, Rose Schmitt, Lois Leonard, Sarah Anne Whittle, Miss Cooper, Gladys Hill, Dorothy McAdams, Janet Harris, Eleanor Melita. Second row: Albert Edwards, Harry Adams, Fred Renner, William Bradley, Raymond Flanegan, Michael Cooker, Anthony Capasso, Barbara Snow, Barbara Clemente, Eileen Manning. Third row: William Tiedeman, William Venable, Oubey Jefferson, Anthony DiLutis, Kenneth Nutt, Robert Plummer, Robert Chew, Leroy Stone. Not shown: Ann Sherrick. HOMEROOM - 115 First row: Judith Snyder, June Sechrist, Shirley Cottrell, Laura Stretch, Mr. Haines, Betty Carlson, Jean DiSylvestro, Carole Morgan, Janet Jenkins. Second row: Richard Simkins, Eleanore Foulk, Frank Meredith, Annie Robertson, Carole Williams, Charlotte Becker, Robert Hitchner, Leroy McCarson, Robert Clemente, Ruth Kem, Beth Brewer. Third row: Louis Pagnotto, Gene Tighe, Ronald Chuchola, Fred Colt, Donald Allen, Ralph Marandola, Jack Light, Kenneth Porch, Dennis Hayes. HOMEROOM - 20 First row: Virginia Coll, Barbara Crescenzi, Joyce McCvrory, Alice Gray, Miss Heaps, Joan Franklin, Marilyn Kilbum, Marlene Marchak, Rosalie DiSylvestro. Second row: Edwin Wilson, Davis Patterson, June Anderson, Janice Seitz, Dixon Morgan, William Porch, Ruth Lipp, Betty Sorrels, Donna Hayes, Carol Jones, Kathleen Tilton. Third row: Carl Clark, James Evans, Jack Homan, William Roeske, William Strickland, John Brooks, Casper Carlton, Stanley Sloan, John Miller. Not shown: William Bee, Davidson England. - '-- fl ,yi ' A X X Xl. f 1 jj . NWN wi' v 'r r' - HoiQra,RooM'4 22 First row: Janet Clark, Jeanette Martell, Peggy Wilson. Susan Feaster. Mr. Biggs. Mary Ellen Peachey, Mary Anne Frantum. Joan Cawley. Nan Sparkman. Second row: Richard Belcher, William Seitz, Edward Doane. Harvey Henry, Carolyn Townsend, Frank Napoleon, Earl Griffith. Robert McCarson, Betty Arnett. Third row: Charles Sutton, Irving Proud, Walton Gibson, John Lucas, Edward Kille. Not shown: John Webb, Bonnie Rose, Catherine Cugler, John Collins. Hersell Smith, Doris Jones, Alzodeen Brown. HOMEROGM - 2O9Om7 . First row: David Frazee, Mary Jane Houtz, Kay Sutton, Jean Winfield, Miss McCartney, Angelina Ficadenti, Carol Webber, Joyce Griffith, Evelyn Naylor. Second row: Rosemarie Martell, Gladys Herrman, Roger Pedrick, Kent Davis, Joe Lucchesi, Robert Kille, Mary Jane Shannon, Herbert Jordan, Janet Drew, Edith Bruce. Third row: Judy Milley, Alton Scarborough, Joseph McClellan, Robert Pursel, Bernard Avant, Emory Townsend, Ronald Conley, Judy Smith. Not shown: Ray Betts, Patricia Sparks, 74-v-A-flu-Q-'M HOMEROOM - 214 First row: Orlando Thompson, Mary Ann Fisher, Mary DePina, Barbara Dutton, Mr. Sparks, Sondra Schaal, Judy Haines, Yolanda Spinelli, William Gallagher. Second row: James Callan, Howard Neicen, Joseph Whitesell, Grady Young, Virginia Lehman, Mario Massari, William Ludwigsen, Janet Baldwin, Joseph Sheppard, June Mize, Third row: Richard Chew, Frank Hewitt, Weaver Smith, Ronald Rainear, Donald Maconi, Robert Jordan, John Bradford. Not shown: Douglas James, Linda VanOsten. 75 HOMEROOM - 204 First row: Carol Boyd, Virginia Smith, Ruthanne Werner, Norma Shapiro, Mr. Richie, Mary Ann McMahon, Freda Guthrie, Patricia Thomas, Maurice Trader. Second row: Jay Cook, Bruce Lee, Willard Cheeseman, David Raine, Charles Cleary, William Luciano, Alice Caley, Joanne Naumann, Ruth Herman, Joan Fields, Third row: Charles Spencer, Lewis Jordan, John Cain, Averill DeGraffenreid, Robert Minor. At last! Juniors receive class rings. ly: 'H 'ff SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Lee Kratzerg Secretary, Suellen Grant, President, Van Batchisg Vice President, John Sassi. CLASS OF '59 MR. LAWRENCE ANTONIK Sponsor ACTIVITIES Christmas Decorations Fashion Show I S HOMEROOM - 205 First row: Mary Jackson, Aimee Sparks, Sabina Foster. Bertha Christy. Mr. Baric, Harriet Hastings, Marlyn Jordan, Joyce Hoover, Jerry Mason. Second row: Bob Gaskill, John Richardson, Doyne Pennington. Tom Leonard, Marianne Kochen- dorfer, Barbara Estes, Faye Downs, Ken Allen, Yvonne Buncich, David Zane, Sharon Musson. Third row: Bill Schoenfeld, Stanley Beirman, Diane Willis, John Todd, Bob Stranahan, Bill Day, Louise Warren, Bill McMahon. Not shown: Suellen Grant, George Plerhoples. 77 ,N N. HOMERCOM - 105 First row: Robert Springer, Doris Porch, Ann Grasso, Elenore Ferzetti, Mr. Burns, Nancy Cottrell, Betty Scott, Faith Justice, Kenneth Trader. Second row: Sylvia Nichterlein, .lane McCown, Blanche Roane, Bertha Thomas, James Clark, Lee Kratzer, John Richardson, Beverly Dunham, Jo Ann Massari, Gail Andrews, Josephine Genovese. Third row: James Jefferson, Barbara DelBorrello, Donald Foulk, William Callahan, Kenneth Moncrief, Clark Burkins, William Peters, Eric Hawkinson, Leeland Taylor, Catherine Zitkevitz, Judy Maclntyre. Not shown: Barbara Bodine, Peter Washington. 5 Y J i i Ti? E E I l ! f 1 ' favv fs..- 1 HOMERUOM - 23 First row: Etta McDevitt, Susan Malone, Thelma Washington. Shirley Springer, Miss Norton, Barbara Frahn, Carolyn Bowen, Jean Cain, Belva Jenkins. Second row: Pericles Sicoutris, Rosario Grasso, Charles Davis, Thomas Durr, Emma Little, Ethel Treece, Marlene Press, Edith Denny, Geraldine Howard. Loretta Woodards. Third row: Barry Nobles. John Filippone, John Baittinger. Not shown: Robert Kille. Ruth Moore. Preston Thomas, Teresa Cioia, Judy Hazlett. Donald Matlack. HOMEROOM - 104 First row: Diane Parvin, Judy Clunn, Jean Hankins. Dolores Martell, Miss Zonies, Mildred Stout, Rose Marie DiSylvestro, Dorothy Snell, Matalena Lorusso. Second row: Robert Morrison, Robert Mc- Mackin, Carmen Giordano, Joseph Reis, George Cawley, Bruce Kilburn, Elizabeth Henderson, John Sassi, Carol Whitfield, Helen Zaluske. Third row: Thomas Mills, John Belitza, Robert Titus, Joseph Essington, Raymond lngemar. Not shown: Gene Ford, David Leonard, John Piccolomini. HOMEROOM - 112 First row: George Pfeffer, Nancy Flanegan, Lee Rogers, Pauline Heilig 'Vlr Parker Shirley Stewart Lois Lloyd, Catherine Cullman, Stanley Dybus. Second row: Wayne Bright Robert Thurston Edith Undy, Joseph LaPalomento, Marjorie Morgan, Carol DiPietro, Richard Stamets Charles Mattson Ed ward Johnson, Robert Kidd. Third row: Gilbert Clarke, Thomas Carr, Louis Friedrich Anthony Maran dola, Joseph Gills, Jerry Weeks, Janet Simmens. Carmen Palverento. Not shown Wiluam Green Van Batchis. HOMEROOM - 216 First row: Kenneth Woodlin, Marie Parente, Stanley Kidd, Roberta Mattson, Mrs, Sharkey, Anna Mae Giordano, Jesse Flowers, Bonnie Henry, Leon Tilton. Second row: Robert Reeves, Donald Mc- Laren, Elizabeth Lemmermann, Shirley Eckenroad, Joan Brodesser. Virgil Whisenant, Darlene Henry, Sheila Walsh, Carole Morrison, Virginia Stark. Third row: Vernon Clarke, Marvin Johnson, .Jon Marshall, Wesley Fritz, William Catts, Louis DiNicola, William Pfeffer, Richard Cunningham. Not shown: Richard Hutton, John Logiovino. Frances DiSaverio. Jr 'H 'wg FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Tre asur er, Frances Gioiag Vice President, Janice Mon-isong Presi- dent, Richard La Palomentog Secretary, Selena Foster. M x l I MR. FRANCIS THOMPSON Sponsor CLASS OF '60 ACTIVITIES Talent Show 6 xl'-I-J HOMEROOM - CAFETERIA 'cA', First row: Loretta Attix, Edwin Boone, Cora Anderson. George Attix. Mr. Antonik, Dorothy Bruce. Lee Bryant. Marion Christopher. Rita Caste-Ili. Second row: Cordon Chance. Allan Cawley, Earl Ayres. Charles Borisch. Roy Avant, Tom Cates, Larry Bennett, Harry Branner, Hilda Alexander, Ceorge Carrow. Third row: Rebecca Brooks, Darlene Casey. Patricia Britton. Ray Brantley. Rachael Brewer. .igele Campanella. Charlotte Blevins. Earlene Boyd. Judy Berquist. Betty Bongiorno. Nancy . ams. Not shown: Barbara Blizzard, 80 5g - ,,n1,CL, 1 . if Q. ,nl - QL' 147 . ' Qi?-f'43k-I :,, qi' 40' 5 f f Q 3, ,, ,L . Z, ,IFA in 7 U FYI' V ' ' . V ' 1 1 9 ' L Q 5 kg 'Yf'3, I - V, r h - H xg M -,V 2 i Y 5 wha i f ' -' ' ' x ,Q fi? r X11 'A J ,I Kara:-f :.,,.,.,g::z:r , an Q-een'-1 .A-,-'za-3 1 - tv If lf 45 A 1 ,B V 1 5 j v - Q , . R 4 3: v If g t. giawf -.-v, I ' . . 'S 4 1 1 wil 4 HOMEROOM - 21 First row: King Pennington. Angela Pratta, Janet Rice, Theresa Pagnotto, Mr. Brock, Shirley Nazar, Marian Mumink, Rose Napoleon, James Ransome. Second row: Margaret Reeves, Samuel Picken, Caroline Pedrick, Nancy Pursell, John Reber, Leroy Rafine, John Reed, Stephen Peters, Patricia Pratta, Angela Pagnotto. Third row: Beverly Newmuis, Elizabeth Rappa, Charles Ransome, Ronald Raine, Carroll Noonan, William Newmuis, Jack Pratta, John Pratt, Reginald Reed, Fred Pedrick, Mary Ann Pitts. Not shown: Elizabeth Musselwhite, Carmen Pratta. HOMEROOM - 106 First row: Dolores Lerro, Mary Alice Moore, Paige Morrison, Ida Melita, Mrs. Hulst, Cynthia Lucas, Janice Morrison, Muriel Morris, Leatrice Latham. Second row: Florence Martin, Janet Lupton, Ina Ray Lindsay, Charlotte Margerum, JoAnn Little, Joyce Morley, Neil Miller, Phillip Moore, Thomas Lesperance, William Matthews, Barbara Minter, Elizabeth Martell. Third row: Robert Lemmerman, Clementine Martell, Robert Lawless, Kenneth Lucas, George Matlack, Daniel McFarland, William McMackin, Lewis McFarland, Clay Mason, John Lohmeyer. Not shown: Mary Ann Monjannis, Thomas Lindsey, Mary McNeil. HOMEROOM - 217 First row: Marlyn Graham, Selena Foster, Frances Gioia, Margaret Frazier, Mrs. Dilks, Joan Gleason Janet Gleason, Carmela Genovese, Judy Flynn. Second row: Robert Gomeringer, Arselinda Garganta John Ferry, Frank Haddaway, Ken Grafton, James Featherer, Barbara Goldberg, William Hankins Carole Foxwell, Kay Gill. Third row: Roland Grant, Robin Flanegan, James Hampton, DeBerry Grif fin, John Gioia, Samuel Henderson, William Gardner. Not shown: David Harbold, Robert Haines Charles Harbeson. HOMEROOM - CAF ETERIA B First row: Lee Schellinger, Florence Roher, Sheila Skeeters, Patricia Romano Mr Thompson Patricia Smith, Barbara Sprouse, Mary Stamets, James Schooley. Second row: Leonard Smereglxa Janet Sowers Janet Stout, Helen Sherrick, Adele Simpkins, Marietta Robertson, Samuel Snyder Phyllis Shannon Edward Springer, Evelyn Stout, Katherine Schlafer. Third row: Arthur Smith Lonney Snow Danielle Straughn, Steven Scarfo, William Slape, Carlton Semple, Sharon Sparks Robert Stewart Not shown: Marie Rogan, Mary Ritterson, Patricia Ritterson. HOMEROOM - 116 ' W First row: John Veals, Lois Taylor, Priscilla Zouck, John Zappala, Mrs. Zappulla, Elaine Tavani, Roberta Wright, Patricia Wescott, Charles VanNamee. Second row: Joy Todd, Jack Ware, William Werner, Dorene Thomas, John Weber, Robert Webster, Edmund Troupe, Josephine Weber, Patricia Styron, Glenda Wolfe, Judy Taylor. Third row: Robert Vickery, Diane Walker, Robert Toms, George Till, Louis Traini, Herbert Woldoff, William Whitney, Charles Zitkevitz, Dale Van Osten, Carol Willis, June Zane. Not shown: William Ziegler, Warren-Swaverly. 'R f K f fi , A 1 ' 4' ' A N x X f' 1 N J 84 . I. 1' 9 H- CT IT M1 'va 1 ltr! orlr, ll lztllv play: I If ,..4-f I N l JU. 7 ,xl ffm 9 'X X HX X f K 4 ff f f ' if 1 , . X J-J x to keep us hippy, day by dag.:- STUDENT COUNCIL It was on October 24 1956 that the members of our student government assumed the1r responsl b1lltlCS for the year 19:16 1957 The presldentlal oath was taken by Stephen Llwellyn Marllyn Kll burn Mary Ann Genovese and Joseph Sheppard were lnstalled as vxce presldent secretary and treasurer respectlvely Mr V1rg1n1a D3VldSOH served 1n the very lmportant capacxty as sponsor of the Student Councxl 'Vleetmg on alternate week from the executne commrttee councll soon prepared for the flrst proj ect of a year full of varled aCt1V1t1CS A week was set aslde for the successful Red Devll Red Feather campalgn Local charltles were the recrplents of the S225 collected A collectlon of foodstuffs for the Salem Hospxtal was taken One way by whlch a councll can spread lts 8CtlV1tW IS by attendmg conferences There were delegates from Reg1onalH1gh School partlclpatlng 1n not onlv the South Jersey Conference but also IH the meetmgs of the New Jersey Assoclatlon of Hlgh School Student Councxls School sp1r1t was recelved by means of seasonal pep rallles wlth several added attractlons lt was the Red Devll hlmself who spurred us to football vlctory Evert one got m the act on Color Daw Red and whlte clothes were seen on both the students and the faculty Lnequaled crowds were present at the basketball games To celebrate after the home games dances were held ln the gym The executne commlttee appolnted the captam of Lunch Patrol Bexerly Tlngle was chosen for thls posltlon . . 9 2 ,' ... ,. . . . . 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An athlete asslstance program was avallable It concerned those team members who were havlng dlfflculty m p3SSlHg some subject The homeroom council representatlve was made responsxble for flndlng help for these students Council was glven the authorlty to choose a movle whlch would constitute one of the Board of Educatlon paid assemblles After due conslderatlon Ivanhoe was shown Leglslatlon was deferred once when Student Council held the openlng dance ln the newly re done gymnaslum Thxs cut the rlbbon for a SCTICS of club hopes When one body cant declde flnally on certaln measures recommendations are submitted to the of flCC Many matters were cleared up this way lncludlng parklng lot problems and locker room One of the mayor student problems durmg the year was the cafeterla sltuatlon Wlth posters and the establishment of a Student Faculty Cafeteria Commlttee the matter was helped a great degree Slnce an alternate IS only able to attend a councll meetlng when the regular delegate IS not present a program was set up whereby four alternates were 1nv1ted to attend each sesslon Thx would acqualnt these people wlth the councll and parllamentary procedure Toward the end of the school year Student Councll held rts annual PICUIC On Vlay 21 1957 the last meetmg of the Student Councll of the Class of 57 was adjourned L0Oklng back on an extremely advantageous year we reallzed that Uncle Sam s way was the best for even 1n a hlgh school we could have our form of a government for the people by the people and of the people I . . . . . H ,, ' . , . , . . . . . . I . , . . . difficulties. , . . . b .S 5 . . . . i y . . , . . , , . . V . , !'b' I l Fits! row B . , left . Secollghsfoxyfilliaircii rjging Sianley Dybu AIR RAID PATROL R .Rob esl A ,S M onald Ralneanegdifjms' Jill? flifdeijfrllsi Stglvvfllltjlilllnson' Edward ard Km 'S.alI, P itebz-and Toms J e, William Kggzggie gi Edogr-Lima Hunt. Hmes Hampton Wa , fences C5550 even Sea f 1 yne , Edwardroy Harve J0hns0n y Dolbgw STUDENT STORE Left to right: Judy Smith, Judy Clunn, Marjorie Morgan, Virginia Lehman. LUNCH PATROL First row, left to right: Edward Bouvier, Janet Baldwin, Mrs. Davidson, Mary McMahon, Joseph Sheppard, Virginia Lehman. Second row: Wayne Stretch, Van Batchis, William Bee, James Ale, Clark Burkins, John Hamilton. Third row: William Ludwigsen, William Higgins, Carl Clark. if Red and Whit Left to right: Miss Margaret Conner, Literaryg Miss Daisy McCartney, Financial. ' ERegiona1 Iliighischool, Penns Groye, N. .T. -H Z The Red and White, our school newspaper, is approximately thirty-seven years old. Along with the main printed section, we also get the Scholas- tic Roto Magazine and the Society Section. The 1957 Red and White staff is headed by Esther Featherer as Editor-in-Chief with Miss Margaret Conner, Literary Advisor, and Miss Daisy Mc- Cartney, Financial Advisor. ADVISORS R EDITORS Left to right: Maxine Chapman, Esther Featherer 90 DEPARTMENT EDITORS Seated, left to right: Beverly Tingle, Richard Simkins, Doris O'Dona1d, .lack Homan. Standing: John Sassi, .loan Cawlffy, .lames Anderson, Herbert Dougherty, Lynne Hetrick. RED AND WHITE SALESMEN First row, left to right: Mary Stamets, Janet Rice, Eleanor Ferzetti, Bonnie Henry, Carole Morgan, Norman Shapiro, Kay Sutton, Glenda Wolfe. Second row: Carol Krupa, Margaret Wil- liams, JoAnne Downs, Ursula Gates, Bev- erly Tingle, Alice Sorrels, Beverly Lewis, Carol Springer, Leslie Morris. Third row: Patricia Sparks, Faye Downs, Inez Holmes, Alice Dolbow, William Bee, Samuel Henderson, Joan Brodesser, Jack Lohmeyer, Frank Haddaway, Fred Renner. Fourth row: Mary Ann Fisher, Jeanette Martell, Susan Feaster, Carol DiPietro, Yvonne Buncich, Kathleen Tilton, Diane Parvin, Marlene Press, Josephine Weber. RED AND WHITE STAFF ' ' ' ESTHER FEATHERER Editor-in-Chief ..........,......... News Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,.., ,...... M AXINE CHAPMAN Assistant News Edltor .. ................-- JOHN 5-A-SSI Features Editor .....,..... ...... B EVERLY 'UNCLE Boys' Sports Editors ..... .-.....-.------ J ACK HOMAN RICHARD SIMKINS Girls' Sports Editors ..... ....... D ORIS 0'DONALD EDITH DENNY Society Editor .......... ............ L YNNE HETRICK Circulation Manager ,............... JAMES ANDERSUN ' ' HERBERT DOUGHERTY WILLIAM BEE LINDA VANOSTEN JOSEPH SHEPPARD Photographer ......., ROGER PEDRICK A dvernsmg .......,............ 'N4,,-.n. ..,.. gQl,4-4-4vj'lA.' 1fl.A4Lf 16142: C. ROGER PEDRICK, Photographer RED AND WHITE REPORTERS First row, left to right: Mary Jane Houtz, Carol Webb , Jean Winfield, Marilyn Kil- urn, oan Cawley, Betty Carlson, Nan Sparkman, Susan Feaster, Mary Ann Fisher. Second row: Beverly Tingle, Mary Ann Genovese, Marie Spano, Judy Simkins, Joan Wilson, Bernice Bakan, Gloria Raine, Alice Sorrels, Lynne Hetrick. Third row: Barbara Clemente, Mary Jane Shannon, Judy Smith, Carl Clark, Stanley Sloan, Austin Llewellyn, Jack Homan, Richard Simkins, John Robertson, George Harbeson, Stewart Hiltebrand, Maxine Chapman, Esther Featherer. Fourth row: Marlene Marchak, Jeanette Mar- tell, Josephine Genovese, Sheila Walsh, Betty Arnett, Carol Boyd, Bonnie Rose, Kara Lea Ragon, Judy Bowen, Phyllis Stout, Ursula Gates, Barbara Powell, Alice Pearson. 9' Ln ,, .'... 4 X - HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Judy Bowen, Barbara Powell, Ursula Gates, Lois Nixon, Miss Conner Nancy Racer, Mary Ann Genovese, Mary Gowdy, JoAnne Downs. Second row: Frank DiPietro, Leroy Champion, Albert Schilling, Andrew Twiford, Eric Mayhew Alex Rizzer, George Harbeson, Wayne Stretch, Pat Pratta. Third row: Marie Mullin, Margaret Lipp, Maxine Chapman, Pat Morrison, Charlotte Surratt Grace Montagna, Rita Paleschic, Esther Featherer. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First row, left to right: David Leonard, Edith Undy, Aimee Sparks. .lohn Sassi. Miss Cooper, Wesley Fritz, Sheila Walsh, Donald Foulk, William McMahon. Second row: Charles Mattson, Glee Whitfield, Lee Kratzer, Van Batchis. George Plerhoples John Todd, Eugene Ford, Jon Marshall, John Baittinger, Diane Willis. ,Ioan Brodesser, Bruce Kilburn, Thomas Leonard. Third row: Marlene Press. Diane Parvin, Catherine Cullman. Gail Andrews, Belva .lenkiniy Maryanne Kochendorfer, Virginia Stark, Beverly Dunham. Josephine Genovese. Judy Hazlett. Sharon Musson. Suellen Grant. Jerry Weeks. CHEMISTRY CLUB First row, left to right: Joseph McClellan, David Frazee, Herbert Jordan, Fred Renner, Mr. Boone, John Miller, John Webb, Jay Cook, Edmund Troupe. Second row: David Patterson, Stanley Sloan, Richard Belcher, John Cain, Wil- liam Bee, Alton Scarborough, Edward Kille, Robert Kille. Third row: John Leonard, Albert Edwards, Richard Simkins, Dennis Hayes, Joseph I DeRicco. SENIOR BIOLOGY CLUB First row, left to right: Lois Nixon, Marie Spano, Carol Krupa, Phyllis Stout, Miss Heaps, Maxine Chapman, Barbara Powell, Judy Bowen, Mary Ann Genovese. Second row: Frank Di Pietro, Robert Fansler, Alex Rizzer, Eric Mayhew, David Goodwin, Allen Goldberg, Andrew Twiford, Donald Plummer, Wayne Stretch, George Harbeson, Forrest Houtz. Third row: Judy Simkins, Lynne Hetrick, James Hunt, Ethel Dangler, William Griffith, Joan Hayward, Charlotte Surratt, Diane Sanderlin, Esther Featherer, William Higgins. ENGLISH CLUB First row, left to right: Thomas Lesperance, Robert Webster, Mr. Cain, Wanda Taylor, John Hines. Second row: Thomas Lindsey, William King, Delbert Holmes, William Matthews. CHOIR First row, left to right: Judy Haines, Judy Hazlett, Sheila Skeeters, Barbara Sprouse, Harriet Hastings, Judith James, Bertha Christy, Dorothy Eckley. Second row: Esther Jane Featherer, Robert Dukes, June Callahan, Priscilla Del- Borrello, Mrs. Samuels, Carol Springer, Beverly Tingle, James Hunt, Lynne Hetrick. Third row: Mary Lou Bracale, Bob Kidd, Judy Smith, Caroline Townsend, Carol Noonan, Donald Maconi, Sharon Sparks, Barbara Snow, Sherry Hurka, Judy Berquist. Fourth row: Thelma Washington, Angie Ficadenti, Carol Morgan, Lucille Hopkins, Barbara Frahn, Judy Taylor, Joan Brodesser, Virginia Stark, Glee Whitfield, June Sechrist, Mary Fisher, Betty Lee Arnett, Jeanette Martell. RETROSPECT LITERARY CLUB Sitting, left to right: Beverly Tingle, Esther Featherer, Maxine Chapman, Kara Lea Ragon, Dr. Davidson, Marie Mullin, Alice Sorrels, Lynne Hetrick, Ada Ferzetti. Standing: Joan Fields, Judith Snyder, Ruth LiPP- James Anderson, James Callan, Stephen Llewellyn, Betty Sorrels, Marilyn Kilburn, Joyce Mc- Grory. DRAMATICS CLUB Sitting, left to right: Carolyn Bowen, Barbara Bodine, Nancy Cottrell, Dorene Thomas, Miss Higgins, Leslie Morrie, Pat Pratta, Lucille Hopkins, Bonnie Krupa. Standing: Barbara Frahn, Phyllis Shannon, Yvonne Buncich, Rebecca Brooks, Florence Martin, Herbert Dougherty, Delores High- tower, Diane Walker, Joy Todd, Sharon Hurka. Not shown: Carol Krups, Thomas Nichols. 94 RETROSPECT ART CLUB Sitting, left to right: Roger Pedrick, Mr. Jacobs, Frances Grasso, Donald Maconi. Standing: Judith Haines, Virginia Smith, Angelina Ficadenti, James Whitesell. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First row, left to right: Marian Christopher, Roslie Di Sylvestro, Yolanda Spinelli, Edith Bruce, Louise Clemente, Lee Lathem, Mary Moore, Marguerite Howard. Second row: Barbara Allen, Marie Parente, Ann Sherrick, Paige Morrison, Mrs. Schmid, Joyce Bowman, Kathryn Clements, Shiela Skeeters, Sarah Whittle. Third row: Carolyn Doran, Joan Willis, Barbara Crescenzi, Darlene Casey, Hildegarde Alex- ander, Sharon Sparks, Donna Hayes, Carol Downs, Anna Mae Giordano. Fourth row: June Mize, Susan Malone, Ina Ray Lindsay, Mary Ann Frantum, Diane Cooker, Emma Cleveland, Barbara Minter, Pat Styron, Eva Mae Hahl, Patricia Pratta. FUTURE TEACHERS First row, left to right: Barbara Sprouse, John Brooks, Joe Essington, Eddie Cline, Mary Ann Monjannis, Alice Pearson. Second row: Barbara Estes, Carroll Noonan, Miss Gaventa, Clementine Martell, Earlene Boyd. Third row: Dorothy Snell, Betty Scott, Judy Taylor, Janet Simmens. Not shown: Kay Cugler, Margaret Lipp, Carol Springer. FUTURE NURSES First row, left to right: Bernice Bakan, Joan Wilson, Diane Sanderlin, Gloria Raine, Mrs. Harbold, Barbara Powell, Alice Sorrels, Kara Lea Ragon, Marie Mullin. Second row: Eileen Manning, Phyllis Stout, Bar- bara Hug, Ruth Herrman, Virginia Lehman, Dexter La Count, John Robertson, Sylvia Nichterlein. Betty Lemmermann, Ruth Ann Gerwer. Third row: Loretta Attix, Mildred Stout, Linda 1 Van Osten, Joyce Morley, Beverly Tingle, Ada l Ferzetti, Judy Milley, Kathleen Tilton, Betty Musselwhite, Carmela Genovese. 95 OFFICE WORKERS First row, left to right: Norma Shapiro, Laura Ann Stretch, Grace Montagna, Mary Ann Genovese, Frances Grasso, Oliva McAllister, Eleanor Melita. Second row: Betty Hicks, Barbara Snow, Pat Mor- rison, Joanne Neumann, Charlotte Becker, Betty Sorrels. GUIDANCE OFFICE G' WORKERS F1rst row left to rxght Edlth Undy Nlary Flsher JoAnne Downs Almee Sparks Second row Dorls Porch .Io eph Sheppard Sylwla N1chterle1n Esther Featherer George Pfef fer Vane Po tell 6 I-IONIEROON1 BAN KERS Donald Nlacom Ewa 'Nlae Hahl Frank D1Petro Almee Spark Second row Betty Bongrorno Florence Nlartrn Anna Mae Robmson Nlelvm Jenkm Sharon Sparks Ruth Llpp Helen Zalu ke Paulme Helllg Thlrd rom Pat Spark Peggy Wrlson Pat y Thoma Caroline Bowen Carole Foxwell I V A . F . : . 7 A 7 v I -1' X z , S . 'l xy' y L. 5 ' , . ' s . 0 1 , Y. NX.,4,,,v U X First row, left to right: Mary Stamets, Betty Hicks, Edward Toms, Judy Snyder, . V: , . A l ' ' . . . l h s. - ., , s , . ' 'I S. ' . 5' s. ' ' . 9 BUSINESS CLUB Frrt row left to rlght Nancy Racer Pat Stone Nlary Gowdy Verontca Brown 'Vlary Lou Brocale France Grasso Ann Flanagan Second row .losephme Szymanskr Betty Halstead Eleanor 'Werfert Edre Hock nell 'Vlr Saletra Dons ODonald Mary Ann Genovese Addre Robmson Judy Dawson Thlrd row Audrey Jeker Pat Nlorrlsong Rrta Paleschlc Janet Farrrs Dolores Chero Ethel Dangler Betty Hxcks San dra Shahan Prxscrlla Del Borrello Fourth row Nlarre Postell Joan Hayward Ollvxa WlcAll1ster Alxce Stone Norma Stout Charlotte Surratt Wanda Mc Cown Peggy Wrlllams Joanne Downs Grace 'Vlontagna June Callahan Lois McAll1ster Not shown Vlargaret Hancock Beverly Lewrs Sharon Durr PERSONAL TYPING CLUB Frrst row left to rlght Ed Wrlson Karl Ely Ursula Gates Carole Jenkms Mrs McCartney Jlm Hunt Ronald Ralne George Harbeson Alex Ruzer mul Peter Washmgton Perry Slcour trls Bernard Avant Errc Wlayhew James Corlrss Robert Vlckery Judy Holmes Thlrd row James Schooley 'Vlarxlyn Jor dan Cynthla Lucas Nell Mtller Betty Bonglorno JO ephme Weber Mary Ann Pitt 'Vlurlel Morrls Pat Smlth ff ff t!x4fV OMMERCIAL C UB Frrst row left to rrght 'Harlan 'Vlummk Shtrley Stewart Carol W hm' Judy Snyder 'Vlrs Sharkey Mary Jane Shannon Bonme Henry Judy Flynn Shlrley azar Second row Jack Lohmeyer Barbara Snow Ann H111 Anna Mae Robertson Loulse Warren Lmda Garganta Alzodeen Brown Marletta Robertson Robert Spnnger Thrrd row Dorothy Herltage Janet Harrrs Teresa C1018 Roberta Mattson Margaret Frazier Dorrs Jones Sandra Kenny Not shown Nancy Pur el Nlarlyn Graham 97 's . ' : Q y Q A , , A , S , : . ., 1 1 U 3 - ,. S. , I I ,. , , . , . , ,v U l ' Y 1 ' , . .. :L . .J ' A 7 1 Y ! J , W , ' 7 I l :l , , . , r U, , . , , I - , . . , 9 V ' Second row: Pat Delacy, Beverly New- .S' .' I 1. .9 1 7 . M, , n I I . .,A. I 3 I, , . ,. S - 11, s,. , - . . . , :. A. , 3- e , , . . 7 7 7 l 7 ' ' ' : 1 I 7 1 A' 7 1 I , 4 y n , on . . . 2 , , , A , , , . : s ,. . JNIOR RED CROSS CLUB to right: Janet Jenkins, Joan Cawley, Betty . Hulst, Ronald Chuchola, Lee Rogers, Freda nor Melita. Idward Johnson, Patricia Britton, Joann Nau- eth Lucas, Frank Haddway. Ruth Wemer, verio, Carolyn Pedrick. a Melita, Shirley Springer, Angela Pagnotto, 5, Janet Lupton, Marie DiSylvestro, Theresa LIBRARY CLUB First row, left to right: Roberta Richardson, W Joan Gleason, Janet Gleason, Carol We ' Ruth Kern. Alice Dolbow. at ertne Zit- kevitz, Janet Simmens. Carolyn Bowen, 1 Miss Norton. I Second row: Dorothy Eckley, Barbara Snow, I Judy Bowen, Dale VanOsten, Albert Ed- wards, Roger Pedrick. Barbara DelBorrello, Carol Morrison. Janet Stout, Kay Schlafer, Evelyn Naylor. VISUAL AID CLUB ow, left to right: Halvan Roberson, Weaver 1, Emerson Dolbow. Dexter LaCount, George Qards, Harold Young. Herbert Doughtery, Charles 1, Lewis Roncace. row: Virgil Whisenant, Louis DiNicola, Pas- DiEdwards, Louis Traini, Edward Kille, Samuel erson, Robert Minor, Harvey Henry, Robert ly William Bradley Thoma Mills Richard zts, Herbert Jordan Leroy Stone. George Attix ow: Wallace Coleman, Edwin Vieira, Raymond 9 Q 5 1 v 4 , es VanNamee, James Ransnme. CHEERLEADING CLUB es C1013 Patricia Romano Evelyn Stout Elaine 1 Joyce Hoover row Laura Ann Stretch Eleanor Foulk Carol Kay Sutton Nil s Zonies Melissa Rtker Mari ilburn Mary Jane Houtz ow Ruth Ann Cable Nancy Flanegan Mary .1l, Helen Sherrick Elizabeth Rappa, Judy Ber- Adele Campanella. Elizabeth Martell, Barbara nte. row: Carole Foxwell, Betty Johnson, Marjorie an, Carol DiPietro, Lois Leonard, Judy Smith, Ann McMahon, Barbara Golberg, Angela rw, left to right: Cora Anderson, Joan Zappala, 1', I . Q l C' , . r : , , l e a. Adele Simkins. INTRAMURAL First row, left to right: Veals, Pennington. Doughten. Reed. Perry, Pedrick, Zitkevitz, Till Hitchner, Clemente, Pratta, Henry. Second row: Capasso, Reed, Flowers, Kidd. Peters, Weber, Sehell, Friant, Ware, Sheppard, Green Third row: Clark, Gardner, LaPalomento, Pfeffer, Lucchesi. Napoleon, lngemar, Kratzer, Jenkins W. Cawley, G. Cawley. Fourth row: Cooksey, Bright, Whitney, Hewitt, Maconi, A. Marandola, Lindsey, Giordano, ,I Pratta, Dolbow, Hampton. ' Fifth row: Sutton, Carlton, Peters, Griffin, Swaverly, Jaegers. DiTeodoro, Houtz, Munyan Morris, Reese, Porch. Sixth row: Downs, R. Marandola, DiLutis. Goldberg, Bunch, McAnney, Luzzo-Scott, Smith Buckingham, Keys, Page, McFarland. VARSITY CLUB First row, left to right: Judy Simkins, Eleanor Foulk, Doris O'Donald, Mrs. Layton, Eleanor Neifert, Diane Weeks, Melissa Riker. Second rowg Thelma Washington, Virginia Lehman, Anna Grasso, Shirley Eckenroad, Rose gIariehMartell, June Anderson, Beth Brewer, Marjorie Morgan, Mary Jane Houtz, Laura Ann tretc . TWIRLING CLUB First row, left to right: Mary Stamets, Eleanor Ferzetti, Nan Sparkman, Judy Ingraham, Rita Castelli. Second row: Jean Hankins, Bonnie Rose, Carol Boyd, Mr. Fish, Joan Franklin, Selena Foster, Janet Rice. Third row: Dolores Lerro, Patricia Sparks, Carolyn Townsend. June Zane, Rachel Brewer, Joann Massari, Faye Downs, Bertha Christy. Fourth row: Janice Morrison, Doris Porch, Hersell Smith, Peggy Wilson, Jean Winfield, Susan Feaster, Mary Fisher. Norma Shapiro. ART CLUB First row, left to right: Lois Lloyd, Thomas Keisen, Charles Cleary, Mr. Haines, William Luciano, Lorretta Vicere, Mate- lena Lorusso. Second row: John Reber, Earl Griffith, Robert Haines, Wil- liam McMackin, William Strickland, Louis Pagnotto, Carol Williams, Janice Seitz, Orlando Thompson. Third row: William Schoenfeld, Darlene Henry, June Sechrist, LeRoy Rafine, Patricia Thomas, Alice Gray, Helen Zaluske. Not shown: Kenneth Nutt, Dorothy Bruce, Rosario Grasso, Diane Thomas. Louis Tighe, Priscilla Zouch, Charles Ransome. STAGE CREW First row, left to right: Donald Maconi, Clement Riley, Mr. Jacobs, Roger Pedrick, Virgil Whisenant. Second row: Joseph Whitesell, Harold Bunch, Harvey Henry. LeRoy Stone. Not shown: Forrest Houtz, David Goodwin, James Page, Thomas Nichols, Wayne Bright. AGRICULTURE CLUB First row, left to right: Harry Magee, Ken Allen, Marvin Johnson, Clif Allen, Ray Flanegan, Max Weeks. Second row: John Collins, Sam Snyder, Gordon Cunmings, Bill Tiedman. Mr. Thompson, Ed Bowvier, Maurice Trader, Ken Trader, Third row: R. Chew, Ed. Doane, George Matlack, Harold Jones, Ken Moncrief, Eric Hawkinson, Tom Hornblower, Larry Bennett, Earl Ayars. Deberry Griffin. Fourth row: Jimmy Jefferson, Lenny Smereglia, Carlton Semple, Robert McCallahan. Robin Flanegan, Leland Taylor, Robert Gaskill. BRIDGE INSTRUCTION First row, left to right: Gilbert Kandler, Janet Baldwin, Mrs. Dilks, Harriet Hastings, Mary Jackson, Virginia Coll. Second row: Leon Tilton. Richard Cunningham, Robert Reeves, Donald McLaren, Albert Schilling, Robert Gomer- inger, James Featherer. Not shown: Barbara Dutton. CHESS CLUB First row, left to right: David Harbold, Robert Dukes, John Efliza, Mr. Parker, Robert Kidd, Samuel Picken, Gilbert ar . Second row: Thomas Durr, Clement Riley, Donald Allen, Robert Chew, John Lucas, John Pratt, Louis Friedrick. Third row: Robert Jordan, Leroy McCarson, Robert Lemmer- mann, Carl Clark. Not shown: William Venable, James Crane, Kenneth Crafton, Walton Gibson, John Piccolomini. KNITTING CLUB First row, left to right: Rosetta Mims, Mary Gowdy, Veronica Brown, Mrs. Zappulla, June Callahan, Priscilla DelBorrello, Mary Lou Bracale. Second row: Loretta Woodards, Jane McCown, Nancy Adams, Charlotte Becker, NET CRAFT CLUB First row, left to right: Carmen Palverento, Billy Werner, Kenneth Woodlin, Mr. Antonik, Lee Schellinger, Chris Kratzer, Ed Springer. Second row: Vemon Clarke, David Raine, Steven Scarfo, Bill Slape, Ed Toms, Junior Miles, Frank Battiato, Clay Mason, Gordan Chance, Howard Jones. Not shown: James Fretz, Leroy Champion, Stanley Bierman, Thomas Cates, George Curriden, Bill Piel, William Newmis. Ifs not the size of the dog in the fight l it-at but the size of the fight in the dog -if BAND LEADER - f MR LAWRENCE FISH VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing left to rxght Sandy Foulk Laura Stretch Mary Jane Houtz Kay Sutton Carol ,lone Marxlyn Kllbum Kneeling Melt sa Rlker v 7 v 1 A 1 1 I S . I BAND First row, left to right: Janet Rice, Selena Foster, Carol Boyd. Bonnie Rose. Jeanne Hankins, .loan Franklin. Second row: David Frazee, Frank Haddaway, Bruce Kilburn. Herbert Dougherty, Albert Schilling, James Hunt, Robert Webster. Third row: Angelina Ficadenti, John Reber, Robert Kidd, Edwin Boone. Charles VanNamee. James Schooley. Fourth row: Lynne Hetrick, Robert Fansler, Catherine Cullman. Richard Jagers, Edith Undy. Fifth row: Grady Young, Dixon Morgan, Earl Ayars, Pericles Sicoutris. Carmen Giordano. Kenneth Lucas. Sixth row: Wesley Fritz, Willard Cheeseman, Edward Kille, Clark Burkins. Eric Mayhew. 1956-1957 VARSITY SCHEDULE 12 Re Hi vs Nlillville , ,,,,,,,,, 32 12 Re Hi vs Gloucester 33 Re Hi vs Classboro ,,,, O O Re Hi vs Sweclesboro 6 Re Hi vs Salem ,,,777 Y... A ,13 13 Re Hi vs Pitman . , 21 Re Hi vs Clayton 1 ,,,,t,, 1,13 21 Re Hi vs Woodstown WES FOULK GINGY PORCH N-34 Qu'- Standmg Coach J1m Devonshire. Back row left to rxght Stewart Hiltebrand Sam Garrreon Van Batchr Nlrlt Qmrth B111 Venable- Cmgy Porch Ca per Larlton, Bernard Avant John Belrtza We: Frrtz John Frhppone Nllddle row John Webb Fred Renner Frank Napoleon Henry Reed We Foulk Brll Nh Nlahon Charles Spencer Tom Keisen Bottom row Qtan Kldd Bill Day, Gene Ford Charle Nlatt on Ed Wrl on Tony Capa o Jn HENRY REED JOE DERICCO 1 J' We 30 a Q5 W 'bf' Swedesboro - Swedesboro de- fense moves in on Joe DeRicco K4-65. V-' , X ' , i' Q 'A' S 2 vs 4 ' 'N' 8' w 1 ' J Salem-Milt Smith 4257 lakes off after good blocking by Webb and Venable. 1' Y .A .1 Y 'fa 4 ,ad 'X ' x I, I ' 'Q A-f 4' ' if ' if Salem-ReHi defense moves in to stop ball carrier. Swedesboro - ReHi's defense moves in on Swedesboro ball carrier. 'VNV M av!K.,.'x.,- fl U' as wt. 'w ' ,Mar M 4- 21ffi:'L .306 'URM 1 ,JT Jig? rs 9 iq ,gr A1 .Lf 'M -f 4 f L. nf- '54 M., .- ' L -'-.U gr ,..-...fr fm, , is .7 ,- -r '- 5 f - A f- 1 ' 2 - ' - i f Ju: Aka xv' ' 'if Aff, -- ' ,f ' ,- A . -, ., - , 1 fr K, 5 ? ' f ' . E 1 f 1 ' fra, ,A ... Zhg - - fa , A w.,,,V 4, . -.A ...M ,. 'W A -NM4 wk .v ' fa: 'www vw- fI5v ,L'rN 1 ey A f ,. ,M we v ,,. , 'W W. , .M-Q. M L09 . , , .V ,. 1 .-v.,,,,,,, . - f K, A ,.. +V,-iii, . ' :'fmT,fi '- 2 W '1ff:+w, . N , Lg ' ,, - ,A M. . Q , 9- -. 'M - .jmruw . -- - v 4 - -- 1-nm-. f .gm-,QQ-V - K ,, -1- 4 'f 1. ,y-Maas? f K' - X fWMAQ'W nx . - -r , . ' A x A .. 2m,i'y1.1:f,. - f gr, if li lv Af I H I gi 3 I ' ' 1 N if 33 l .ix I N ,. . 3 K. lx f i3l',l1'5ligg I A 3 I xi KR l ,f ' Af Tm' I 8, 1' VL A i I TSX 1 4' V. .5f'f,,'-'Q . VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Rudy Baric. Top row, left to right: George Bragg, John Belitza, Larry Jenkins, John Filippone. Emory Townsend. Wes Foulk, Jim Ale, Tex Lopes. Boltomfrowz John Stranahan. Stewart Hiltebrand, Bill Higgins, Harry Adams, Bob Stranahan, Bill Porch. LARRY JENKINS JOHN STRANAHAN BILL HIGGINS STEWART HILTEBRAND 1956-57 Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi JIM ALE .l.V. SCHEDULE Lower Regional .,,, Millville ., St. Joseph Paulsboro Palmyra ,,,, Pitman ,,,i.. Woodstown St. Joseph Gloucester Clayton Y,,, Palmyra ,, Swedeshoro Salem , Pitman Woodstown Pennsville Gloucester Paulshoro Clayton Y Salem ,, Swedesboro 237118 'I' 1 ,Q Q ,- S of .gl lx' t JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: Bill Day Wesley Fritz Dixon Nlorgan Doynf Pennington Georg Pfeffer, Jerry Mason, Charles Matt on Second row: Ronald Rainier, Warren Homan Van Batchl John Belitza john Fxlippone Preston Thomas, Fred Renner Standing: Coach Coleman Bum EORGE BRAGG WES FOULK TEX LOPES John Filippone 132i hattles for rebound as Jim Ale 4185 l00lCs url. John Filippone gets off a good jump shot against Salem. 59 41 51 69 51 53 50 71 4-1 46 79 65 74 75 75 51 62 65 72 72 68 32 1956-57 BASKETBALL SCHEDL LE Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Re Hi Emory Townsend 1151 puts one in against Gloucester. Lower Regional Millville St. Joseph's Paulsboro 7 Re Hi Alumni Palmyra Pitman ..,.. Woodstown St. Joseph's Gloucester , Clayton ,,,,, Palmyra Swedesboro Salem i,,,,,, Pitman ., ,. Woodstown Gloucester Paulsboro , Clayton ,,,, Salem sso,, Swedesboro Palmyra Clayton-Larry Jenkins 4191 jumps while John Stranahan 118i waits for ball. 171 Adams Pitman-Haxydefense' dribblfs Pa Zzzfsitffmor ar r Jenkins 134.3 ap from Lat Pitmanxla ' Iv Fry Jenkins f34l gets t ap-off to George Bragg 6321. cl een Townxgnd- QYY fCb0 botofifat a au? films 05 SwedesboroxWes Foulk goes in on 3 Igy-up for two pomts. Paulsboro X La J k' 6341 fllmps for a ilgyou? ms e o d E fge Bragg V321 as and '11-Ofy Townsend US! get DOSIUUHS. TENNIS Standmg left to nght Grady Young Wesley Fntz John Mxller Kneehng James Hunt Lou1s D1N1co1a Louls Traml Herbert Waldofi MR HAINES Coach TENNIS SCHEDULE 1957 Tower H111 W11m1HgtOH F rlends Woodbury M111v111e Wllmmgton Friends Tower H111 Colllngswood Brldgeton Woodbury Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Away y yyyy , y 5 K jf . K. S A A1 , 1 Miuviue ......................,,.,...,.,.,...... Away 1 3 A ' 5 . 1 BASEBALL Standing left to nght Frank Hewrtt Stu Hlltebrand John Flhppone Coach Jrm Devonshlre Joe McClellan Ron Conley Larry Scott Knheielmg Casper Carlton Ed Walson Drxon Morgan Wrllxam Vogedmg Fred Renner Charles 8lIS0l'l MR ANTONIK Asszstant Coach and JACK HOMAN BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1957 Woodstown Clayton Gloucester Mlllvllle Swedesboro MlllVlllC Woodstown Gloucester Clayton Pltman Swedesboro Salem Pltman Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home . , . : . , . , .. , . . v . 1 ' . : . . . : Y I 7 1 9 129 .Y,..w....,.,,.......V..,V...V.....r , Salem ,Lt.,,,...oo,..,.,,..,,..,,..,..o, , t,r.. .... A way A .af ...,.---..A.e-...e.-....,A.e..e......r.ve 0 5 -vw-Arrwr--F-P----Y-wb-FAYY.F-Y-Y-7-----Av TRACK SQUAD Q7 1.1 vi use-K First row left to right Coach Thompson Preston Thomas William Pfeffer Weaver Smith Douglas James Barry Nobles Charles Eason Thomas Kelsen Robert Minor John Belitza .John Piccolomim Second row Henry Reed Samuel Garrison Jay Cook Reginald Reed James Callan William Day Leland Taylor Dexter LaCount Manager Joseph Essmgton Third row King Pennington Leroy Rafme Richard Cunningham Lonney Snow Lee Bryant Samuel Snyder Dale Van Osten William 'VlclVlackm John Veals Steven Scarfo Not shown Irving Beveridge William Venable 1957 TRACK SCHEDULE lnterclass Meet, Home ' South Jersey Meet Palmyra Bridgeton Relays, Bridgeton Clayton Home Penn Relays, Philadelphia Tri-County Championship Pitman Gloucester, Home State Championship, New Brunswick Pitman Salem and Salem County Meet Home Penns Grove, Pitman QC THOMAS KEISEN memory of Wllllam C Ellls Sr a member of our faculty for twenty seven years Mr Ellis passed away whlle partlclpatmg ln lns best loved sport track He had been coach of the team smce h1s f1rst year on the faculty Not only w1ll he always be remembered and sadly mlssed by hlS track fans but also by everyone who has ever been ln one of hls classes 7 V 1 ',t rf I 2 4' I -. XX ,J , Mmm 4 . XAW Q X A A an K 2. xg f fri xt ,.....Q-Q A '1 . We First row. left to right: Betty Arnett, Laura Stretch, Beverly Tingle, Nancy Racer, Margaret Lipp. Second row: Coach Dot Layton, Beth Brewer, Virginia Lehman, Suellen Grant, Frances Grasso, Barb Powell, Pat Morrison, Nan Sparkman. Not shown: Judy Smith, Linda Van Osten. Coach, DOT LAYTON .1 ive...- SCHEDLLE FOR GIRLS' TENNIS April 25-away-Hammonton April 30-away-Woodbury May 2-home-Woodstown May T- away-Collingswood Max' Ufawaye-Paulsboro May l4-ehome May l6gh0me May Qlgfzome -Millville -Briclgeton -Haddonfield Hay 23-awayglower Hill 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL Standmg left to rlght Judy Srmklns Dons ODonald Beth Brewer June Anderson Sandra Foulk Rose Martell Melrssa Rlker Laura Stretch Marjorre Morgan Kneelrng Dlane Weeks Norma Shaplro f'VIanagerJ Eleanor Nelfert JUNIOR VARSITY Co Captains DIANE WEEKS ELEANOR NEIFERT Standlng left to rlght Shlrley Eckenroad Becky Brooks Helen Sherrrck Carol Wrl hams Vrrgmra Lehman Edlth Denny Ehzabeth Martell Joan Fleld Judy Smrth fManagerl Kneelrng Anna Grasso Selena Foster Thelma Washlngton Cynthla Lucas Janet Jenklns Marllyn Kllbum Carol Downs 1 l , if . . l . . . , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , A , . 1 7 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l 1 51 5 1 1 1 M1 1 1 - I 1 , 5 1 5 VARSITY Sharon Musson Betty Arnett Ulanagerl Standmg left to rlght Judy Clunn 4'VIanagerJ Shlrley Eckenroad Carol Jones Kath leen Txlton Judy Sxmkms Josephme Genovese Suellen Grant Mary Jane Houtz Kneel1ng Anna Gra so Mel1s a Rlker Beth Brewer Dons ODonald Rose Martell Capgaln Becky Brooks Maryorre 'VIorgan DORIS O DONALD JUNIOR VARSITY Standlng left to rlght Yvonne Bunclcb lManagerJ Lols Leonard Mary NIcNe1l V1rg1n1a Lehman Sharon Spark Barbara Goldberg Charlotte Vlargerum Beverly Dunham Beverly Newmuls Dlane Parvm Marlene Press Ulanagerl Kneehng Mary Jack on Marne Parente Bonme Krupa Ehzabeth 'Vlartell 'Van Roher Edlth Denny GIRLS HOCKEY The glrls hockey team had lts best season ln four years under their very able coach, Mxss Ann Westberg They won four games lost two and tled one placlng thlrd rn the Trl County League The glrls worked hard and dlsplayed fme teamwork and sportsman s lp Two of our team members were selected to play ln the Trl County All Star game They were left fullback Dorls ODonald and rlght halfback Marjorle Morgan If , I . I 3 I , , '. 1. . .A ' I I I 7 7 9 7 I , I . . . . . . , - 3 5 , y , , 1 . 9 g 1 9 ' 5: f I ' E t J' ' , ' I 4 ' . l 2 I I - ' 1 ' 66 37 . , . , , , . , . . ., I Z A I . I A I I , 5, I Y - - .' - I - ,. , . . . . 1 : s , . , , 1 . 1 . IN MEMORIAM OF PAUL W CARLETOIN PhD Dr Carleton me of the founder of Re 101131 Hlgh School uae Pre ldent of the Reglonal Board of Edufatlon from 1932 to 1911 He uae a trong upporter of edueatlon durmg hx thlrtx one xefzr of Board of Edl1CHtl0I1 eruce m thls area He was also a leader III all adxanfe made m educatlon untll hls death IH 19.36 Ur Carleton ua a frlend xx ho long mll be remembered by all , f .4 ' Z? 4 if 'f?33'5f', :X ' ' f W ' ., , Q w,:3f,M I . , , K' V ,,,, ,V, K Q ' 1 - 1 K A ' Q U' ' ' Q' . . I . C . - . J ' 1 ' - . ' ., S S 1 . . .S . V- V K S . S Y. . . . . . . . . . . ,. ' f S , ' . . PATRONS Rock a Beats Pat Vmce Bob Horse Joe The Sophomore Class Matllda Bob Fansler and Allce Stone Vernon Clarke and Barbara CFCSCCHZI Wanda McCown and Bill Semple Dlngle Slzzlln Llz Tro Zsa Zsa WOW' Bud Kelly and Ada Ferzettx Ellzabeth Ann Rose Sulllvan Herbert Merrlck Dougherty Mr Alex Boone Mrs Anna Zappulla Barbara Allen and Johnny M Brown H G Cllne and Lmda Clark Buddy and Marllyn Homeroom 208 John and Lea Homeroom 214 Homeroom 24 and Mrs Lawrence Antomc and Mrs Rudy Barlc Coleman Burns MISS Margaret Conner MISS Audrey Cooper Dr Lester G Davldson Mrs Vlfglnla S Davldson Mr and Mrs James Devonshlre Mrs Betty M Dllks Lawrence D F1sh and Mrs Leland De Woody Kenneth Garner and Mrs Donald Halnes Mlss Marlan Heaps Mlss Joan HlgglHS Mrs Harold B Hulst Mr James Blggs Mlss Dalsey McCartney Mlss Phyllls Norton and Mrs Josef Parker Rudolf Prttelll George Brock Edward Rlchle Thomas B Robmson PAGE Mr and Mrs Henry Saletra lVIrs Anna Sharkey Mr and MIS Melvln Sparks Mr FIEIIICIS O Thompson MISS Ann Westberg Mlss Cynthla Zomes Mlss Frances M Schoeler Mrs Helen T Allen Mr and Mrs John McHugh Mrs Martha Schooley M1ss Helen Tozour Mrs Dot Layton Mr Bob McCreary Dan Gerber George Logan and Klller Pat Stone and George Wescott B111 Porch and Nancy Overstreet Faye Downs and Ed Hampton Carole and Lonnle Floyd and JOd1C LOIS McAll1ster and Ed Coldren Mary Ann JOSIC M1ll1e B1ll1e and Dave Mary and Sam Joyce McGrory Marlene Marchak Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Joan and Les Dlane and Jlm Dlane Thomas and Ralph Marandola Joan and Butch Upper Penns Neck Townshlp Jumor Flre Department and Rescue Squad Homeroom 17 Homeroom 20 Joseph DeR1cco and Mary Ann Retkovls Mane and Bobby Joyce and Rudy Compllments of the Shepard Boys Tom Tex Stew Bob Feet 9 Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. , ' , ' A Mr, Fred Cain Ada, Esther, Bev, Lynne, Boo . . ' 217 . . ' 111 Mr. . ' 211 Mr. . 216 Mr. - ' ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. ' ' Mr. ' - Mr. ' ' a v 9 Mr. . ' THE DEAN S LIST Stew Hllterbrand fAll Amerlcan and the klds Larry Wes Foulk Foche The Dean Lump Lump Rlley Uncle B1ll Hlgg1HS fHalf Court Uncle Jlm Llttleton Cooksey 111 fout on ball Les The Green Chrysler Krd Morrls Frank D1P1etro D S C fDust1ng Sweepmg and Cleaning Gorgeous George Harbeson Tom Klesen Chlef ofthe Warfucarles Honorable Dave Goodwln Mayor of Skunk Holler Maestro Pat Pratta Don Plummer the great whlte hunter Max Rawhlde Weeks Wllly Prel s Brewery Inc Andy Tltus Twlford Bob Sldeburns Bucklngham Albert Schllhng Inner Wllly Houtz the lock p1ck1ng kld Whltey LaCount fMr Amerlca 1960 John Leonard fL1ttle One Larry ,lenklns Ed Bouvler Pedrlck C1ty Kld Lord Ah Ha Bunch Professor Rlzzer B S M A D B V D Hunt The Drummer Dukes The Gultarlst Herb D B Dougherty Poofy Hamllton Bob Gear Jammer Pedrlck Mr Austm Stephen Llewellyn J r Glngy Porch fAll American Farmer Col Blg Jlm Slate Dunk Nassar Ale Happy Hot Rod Young Tom Downs and Theresa MacDonald Al Walkmg Ghost Goldberg 7 ' lv - 9 9 a as - as - 9 - - ' a 1 a a as - 97 , . cc - as . . , , . as - as - as - as - , . . D - l - 46 - ' - as 7 , . ., . . ., . . . GG 99 ' 66 97 44 - as 65444457 it hcl mn' 'Q N THERES A PLACE IN THIS PICTURE I'OR YOU Among you Wlll be some who wlll choose sclentlflc vocatlons and perhaps play lmportant roles ln technologlcal achlevements Others entermg fleld of commerce busmess agrxculture or applymg thelr manual skllls yes and even the domestlc arts will also have the opportumty to help m the progress of better l1v1ng through thelr productlve efforts and thelr act1v1ty as good cltlzens of the commumty and the natlon But partlcularly needed by Amerlca today and ln the future are men and women wlth techmcal trammg m all branches of chemlstry and engmeermg Whatever be your fleld we wlsh you success CHAMBERS WORKS E I du Pont de Nemours Sr Co Inc Makers 0 Better Thzngs or Better Lwzng Through Chemzstry , v I 7 W , . 7' - ' as sl ' N f h , -. L 5' ,X I 9 I C 'ff E Xxx 3 y ' x It t ' Nfl A E X I I 1 . . ., . f . f . . . I D . PENNS GROVE GENERAL SALES SPORTING GOODS PAINTS HOUSEWARES TOYS I0 S. Broad S+. Penns Grove Phone 2056 . Y 4-'dn'-Q.-,,,m,- MM. nm PM I kwin - I 'i ----- PENNS GROVE -L CENTRAL PARK MARKET Groceries, MeaI's, Vege'rabIes BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Corner Fairview Ave. and Broadway Cenfral ParI: Phone P.V. 475I PENNS GROVE NEWS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. E M S 1' ' 1' 1' Easi' Griffifh S+. and Barber Ave. as am ree Phone 844 PENNS GROVE NEW JERSEY NEWSPAPERS CARDS STATIONERY TOYS Branch Office P L-Iorae Offzcle J PPenns grove, Nhgb c own, . . v - GEO, R, Pernnr: Grove-500 IennSf1uIE:aeHiII I 81 SONS CO. Seeds Since I880 WHOLESALE SEED GROWERS AND MERCHANTS Pedricldown. N. J. IGridIey a--wan H. S. JUSTICE 81 COMPANY PRODUCE BROKERS AND sHlPPERs DeaIers in Building MaI'eriaI and Farm Supplies Lumber, Hardware, Feed ESTABLISHED I 845 '25 WARREN'S HARDWARE Qualify Tools - Household Goods Garden Supplies SHELL ROAD CARNEY'S POINT Phone l807 L. CARTER, Owner QUALITY DRY CLEANERS 8 Hour Service 37 E. Main S+. Penns Grove Phone 2 I 22 ROLLAND S. KILLE INSURANCE SERVICE 398 N. Virginia Avenue Penns Grove, N. J. MARTY SLOAN'S Men's Sfore 23 S. BROAD ST. PENNS GROVE l654 LINENS-FABRICS-NOTIONS Women and Children's Apparel 58 S. Broad S+. Phone 294 JORDAN'S FLOWER SHOP Penns Grove, N. J. MEMBER OF F.T.D.A. Barber Ave. Phone 6I6 HAROLD G. CLINE INC. Harding Highway Penns Grove. N. J. JERSEYS BEST Pure Milk and Cream Phone Penns Grove No. 2 9 Easl Pilman Sl'ree'l APPAREL SHOP AUTO FIRE LIABILITY JAMES PELURA, JR., AGENCY General Insurance I3 Easi' Main S+. Penns Grove Eslablished I9I9 24-Hour Service Slanclz Broad and Main S+. Penns Grove. N. J. Phone 304 CHAS. CHARLAP'S SONS MEN'S STORE 35 S. Broad S+. Penns Grove Phone I 599 CONEEY'S NEWS SHOP MAGAZINES - NEWSPAPERS .- GIFTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 33 Shell Roacl Phone 222l Flowers by C. B. FORD Corsages Bouquers DELL'S LU NCH EON ETTE SU BS STEAKS SODAS TEXAS WIENERS II Piiman S+. 2398-M 1Uez1p's Hefnelrg .Mme gf CHEESEMAN'S DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency W. F. CHEESEMAN, Reg. Phar. Broad and Main SIS. Tel. 362 Penns Grove. N. J. B. A. JEWELL, INC. Virginia Ave. and Griffifh S+. Penns Grove. New Jersey LINCOLN - MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE Phone P.G. I85 Complimenis of HARRY F. STEWART INSURANCE STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL Complefe Course Bookkeeping - Accounfing - Secreiarial Sfenographic - Typewrifing - Civil Service Compfomeler - Ediphone - Office Machines DAY AND EVENING CLASSES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 502 Linden S+ree+ Camden, N. J. Phone Woodlawn 4-3369 C. W. STARR INC. VFURIL SALES SERVICE Virginia Ave. a+ E. Main S+. Penns Grove. N. J. SLUGGER'S SODA FOUNTAIN SHELL ROAD CARNEY'S POINT YOU NG'S BODY SHOP 30 Railroad Avenue Phone 848 Home Phone 382J-I 47 MANOR AVENUE PHONE II59 JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING e SATS., , 'W a ll WATCHES ' DIAMONDS SILVER ' GIFTS 29 S. Broad Sfreei' Penns Grove, N. ToNY's 'N RESTAURANT '. , TONY OX MARTELL. Prop. ,, 10 We iaier +0 Zmae. S QQGHET HAIRDRESSERS alan an A 24 Maple Ave. Ceniral Park American Food. ss MAIN sr. PENNSVILLE 880I PENNBVILLE' N' J' Open 9 a.m.-I a.m., Mon.-Wed. Tuesday 9-7, Fri. and Sai. 'Til 3 a.m. Phone Pennsville 2537 Your Hair ls Ihe Smarfesi' Thing You Wear MacINTYRE CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES LATEST RECORDS , Sou+h Broad S+. Penns Grove S GAS STATION Easf Main S+. and Virginia Av Complimenfs of SWEET SHOPPE ALSAN'S SHOE STORE Sou'I'h Broad Sfreei' PENNS GROVE Complimenis of COUNTY C0mP'imen+f of FINANCE SERVICE F. w. WOOLWORTH LW, ,ZS ,,, ,500 Broad and Main Sis. PENNS GROVE, N. J. Charfered Buses for AII Occasions Also School Transpor+a+ion SALEM COUNTY COACH CO. 237 Nor'l'h Broad S+. PENNS GROVE N J P G 80 Complimenis of GREEN'S NASH SALES Norih Vlrgmla Ave Phone Compllmenfs of ARTHUR PARVIN FREIGHT COMPANY FACTORY OUTLET SHOE STORE 45 S Broad S+ Penns Grove N Phone I79I My X ww :il rj 4 BILL KILLE S TEXACO SERVICE CompIamen+s of COMMUNITY STORE I64 Dwlslon Si' CARNEY S POINT amy! Zlmwn I N C ENGINEERING Sales Moforola Servuce I3I I ' ' O I I ' Phone . . 5 . . , . J. , v f I W , YI I 3 I 24 ' f I 'f I g-fi4':I7'4 'i- 7 5 A C OEM 1, I K I ' 1 M 2' 'id . 3 - , -ws-mi. I . -, ' ' . WA 4. FT. Q ,iv-gh, I .,,,,,, lm Q I , I 3 U, .. I ,1 . A ,,., 'i g -- , ,W s Shell Road-Carneys P+. mi -I - ...J A T ,ling '-mx, A , Pal: n ' or 5433- gf- I f 1-I 67'-A hw 'gr ' fv-' az, ,. iwff,-4' N ' ' Q ,.g1wI,5Llq3g,,34ygi 'W ' M , , . , f f ,i w n z 4 A . W I I is I 4 Easi' Main S+ree+ Complimen+s of BALFOUR CO. , I f 4 . X I I 1 sl 'r r ad 0 . 1 .. lf Carol Jones Fred Renner Sandy Foullre Mass Heaps Jumor Class Sponsor and BIII Gallager choosmg class nngs MRS ROY GRIFFIN Shp Covers S Draperies Cur+alns Bed Spreads PEDRICKTOWN NEW JERSEY and Accessories CUSTOM MADE Sample Fabrics 'Io Choose I9 RAILROAD AVE PENNS GROVE 2065-J PEDRICKTOWN KABERT M1 ,195 -mer KATHERINE and HERBERT JZ gm ...Sav- ctcr ordan DOUGHERTY 5 xx ,, . . I I I '1 . . . I I ' . O I . . T . . . '. RVINO IH: COMMUNIYV SINCE I lIl i vi ' R :Q lx visit' 'l,'. .f l L I-'I' I I JP-'-rise-gg if ' .11 1 , 1 f ' 1 .-A-Riff ' ---'f -4: - ET IT., Al , 7 f .,',L::',: -..n, 4. -hh 1.1 A- an -share' ' ',-'.'u.4:-- 5 7, jcfrl..-7 'A'-if :. ',,: 'th'-fl 1 . wana: 4. . f' FQ,-f Q, , ,.- - Im' , A. ,I . -,A .-- E-L ,.., Q M, ,. A 1 ,,.lui4'qL'-I:m..j ' ' -- - f' ' ' fffrw. fe ' e.gT , v --nfgvlfi. ' ' .,. 1.g ' -Y , KUELOIL tofu. AIQQIQTICILRTY was u unonnvv vpn-xr.-son . - J .xx wx ,W xxx THE PENN'S GROVE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY NC A ESTABLISHED I900 Wesi' Main and Oak Sfreef Penns Grove Offering Every Banking FaciIi+y Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION g 'H1 f7 POLANDS JEWELRY STORE ESTABLISHED 46 YEARS d E Comphments of I af famff DOUGHERTY s RAYMONDS CLEANERS DRUG STORE C' 9 H 4 h u R a PENNS GROVE CARNEYS POINT N J Con ra+ula+ions +o e Class o '5 I B d + M ' P G N J 0 ' A . vb, J 'S S M ?? S SA .' 9 . 9 , I 8 2 fi . Aff 'lf 1 i Complimenis of ' I Har in wy. 2 S e ca am 6594 PENNS GROVE S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE bl S Broad SI' Penns Grove NIPES DAIRY PBCITICRIOWH HOMOGENIZED AND PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone Penns Grove 3640 GEORGE L WECKER Insurance Service GEARED FOR Fallhful Promohon Your lnleresl al' All Tnmes 34 Easl' Ma n Sfreei' Telephone 2078 PENNS GROVE N J Lowesl' Cosl' Aulo Fmancmg FIFTY YEARS OF FRIENDLY BANKING THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PEDRICKTOWN NEW JERSEY Delaware Valley U S A Well Welcome Your Accounl' DRIVE IN Banlung Service lnleresl' on Savings Accounls Safe Deposll' Boxes for Renl' SERV U ELECTRIC CO WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES 53 55 Sou'l'h Broad Sl' Penns Grove Phone ll0 Complnmenls of RICHARD CASTRATI 1 5 ' ' and Pro'I'ecI'ion of ll I -I 0 . .I- Phone II59 S. CUNNINGHAM BROWN'S JEWELERS 81 SON 9-I5 Wesi' Main S+ree'r PENNS GROVE, NEW JERSEY BUICK 29 Soufh Broad S+. Penns Grove, N. J. Phone 2900 Compliments of Your School Bank PEOPLE'S BANK OF PEN NS GROVE Penns Grove, New Jersey 2'f, INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I KuRLANn's PHARMACY 5 I 74 N. Broadway I I CENTRAL PARK INSURANCE AGENCY SEEDS AND PRODUCE LUMBERMANS MUTUAL Cherry SI. Pedricldown CASUALTY COMPANY Penns Grove I044- I045 4I Penns Grove Road Pedricldown HARQLD S. HUBER Penns Grove 4l3 PRODUCE BROKER FARM SUPPLIES MRS. H- S- HUBER. Aqehf RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY ELECTRIC SERVICE Exfending Io I'he Class of I957 OUR MOST SINCERE WISHES E. Main and John S+. Penns Grove i? + W. S. LEAP Qualify Men's Wear for II7 Years Corner of Main and Penn Sis. One Square From River PENNS GROVE, NEW JERSEY R. F. WILLIS CO., INC. LUMBER PAINT HARDWARE 7 Oak S+. Phone 237l I80 W. Main S+. CompIlmenI's PENNS GROVE WATER SUPPLY COMPANY WILLIAMSON S FOOD MARKET ESTABLISHED I896 Self Service Grocerues Mea+s Frozen Foods Phone 2I25 W J WARREN BOUVIER 56 MIII S+ Pedrlcldown Phone Penns Grove l895 STILES ESSO SERVICE CENTER Norfh Broad and Vsrguma Avenue Phone Penns Grove 988I BOO DY MOTOR CO CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Pedrlclzfown New Jersey From +he Many Friends of RE HI PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Their Generoslfy Has Made Your Yearbook Posslble I of FEDERAL TAX SERVICE . . . OUR LITTLE BOOM TOWN Before us stood the future the unknown wlth 1ts fears Behlnd us lay the past subdued were all 1ts cares It seemed to us a wllderness wlth strangers all about We shuddered as we looked at It our mmds were fllled w1th doubt Cast lnto a new world four years of work ahead Welrd v1s1ons of defeat and Joy ran through each Freshman s head So th1s was Re H1 1ts doors held open w1de It beckoned us on forward lt bld us come 1ns1de Wlth all the zeal of ploneers we felt we d do The bulldlng of a boom town before four years were through Avenues of study w1th books were lald The Board our Faculty and Admmlstratlon Helped to bu1ld a flrm foundatlon The plans have been lald the roads have been paved The way wasn t easy for many have strayed But our sports classes and act1v1t1es kept It from belng dull And we ve come to our Graduatlon Day the blggest day of all Many roads lead from Our Town we all must b1d adleu And go our separate ways wlth memor1es glad and true But though our paths may sever and the Class of 57 must part We ll always be together 1n the memor1es ln each heart Beverly Tmgle 45 99 , , , 7 , . .. . , , . . , , ' ' 66 79 Main Streets of knowledge soon were made... , 7 .. . , 9 , 1 7 , . . , . . 66 99 ' ' , , 9 , , . . . , . 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