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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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TL.,nl,f- lll , IIIUIITXQI Il Tm ff a hr rs of Peqnomal Hwgm Sfhoq- are GQ win y Lmowr and i9I f!GdV9 4 TQ 59 TW my 'warm 1 were me Gfee C wene wwe W re knevvr. or melpmg and ual wing ofwerb me Pa JIT r i ACrmr115'mT1fm are WUT ood, and 0 e ffvrrcf Imp re LID ww U C+ Us T0 e Sf war ef no IOISC H1 we wr NN O C rule, P ver e f lme JT ww your nc leafmlmo our HKU and f'XlWf'XlNnSIQAT4ON 'H f-533' , Q' K, ., cf ,, Jel 1 1' QQ' .rf N: , ,. 2 'ek Jlp., P eexe N f ' ' Tffil' . P,dT'. cVy ami ,I ' , J f' Q, d- desses, but we shall remember Them for Their i: ., 5 , 1, W :ge b Nile L. fi Q .G U-i-ri, if 3 d Ter' 5 e F' fi e' 5:5 C 'I . ' Q ' F- f','LTY ' .. X1 X I..-, -. . . William L. Manze, Superintendent of the Penns Grove- Upper Penns Neck Schools To The Class of 1958 ln this suddenly spurting satellite and rocket conscious age, it appears vital for nations and individuals to evaluate their plans more carefully. lt is my sincere hope that you are studying the demands- of life ahead of you and preparing yourself properly to meet the challenges of the future. You have the greatest opportunity ever known to succeed in an expanding world. My best wishes are with you. William L. Manze 22 Mr. Lawrence Anderson, Assistant Superintendent of the Penns Grove-Upper Penns Neck Schools M. Mrs. Pauline Harrington, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION nf? QPR' Qi TOP ROW MR ELWOOD LOVELAND MR STAFFORDL RUHLEN MR FRANK CAMPO MR CLARENCE CHARLAP MR MAURICE THOMAS BOTTOM ROW DR DUNCAN J CROWLEY MR AUSTIN CLINE MR NEIL MILLER MRS W EDWARD PRIGGER MR CLAY FLANEGAN 23 ,.,.,...,....,- . .,,.. v,L. . ,,.M,.i, , , M- . I X 3 W LV A ' 7 ,Q , , 4' H M f f f V if gg'?i . ' M fm f , TG' .W IW ....- V ,,,..,C,..C..,- . I v, C.,--,..L 'iff' V-'W I 1 . , . . , . , . , . . . , . , . I . . , . MR. JOHN M. McHUGH, Principal It is indeed a pleasure To extend To The class ot i958 my sincerest wishes for The personal success and happiness of every member of The class. As you strive Toward These goals, do not Tail to consider The needs and desires of your fellow man. LeT your attainment of suc- cess and happiness be measured by The degree to which you share These blessings with others in The community. In This way you will in- crease without limit your ioy and personal achievement. 24 MRS. HELEN T. ALLEN Assistant Principal for General Administration MRS. MARTHA SCHOOLEY Secretary MISS HELEN TOZOUR Secretary MISS MARGARET CONNER Co-Ordinator MISS KATHERINE GAVENTA Assistant Principal for Guidance and Curriculum Department Heads MISS MARGARET CONNER Social Studies MR. ALEX BOONE Science, Math MR. JAMES DEVONSHIRE Athletics MR. THOMAS B. ROBINSON Business Education MR. LESTER G. DAVIDSON Language Arts MR. LAWRENCE A. ANTONIK, B.A. MR. RUDOLPH BARIC, B.A. MR. ALEX W. BOONE, M.S. Biology, English U. S. History I and II Chemistry, Physics MR. GEORGE H. BROCK, 5.5. MR. COLEMAN BURNS, B.A. MR. FRED E. CAIN, B.S. Plane Geometry, Algebra U. S. History, Modern History English I and II MISS MARGARET L. CONNER, DR. LESTER G. DAVIDSON, B.A., MRS. VIRGINIA S. DAVIDSON B,A., M.A. M.A., ED.D. A.B-,M.S- U. S. History Il English III and IV English IV ff' I.. Physical Education MR. JAMES DEVONSHIRE, B.S. MRS. BETTY M. DILKS, B.S. MR. LAWRENCE D. FISH, B.S. General Business, Typing Music Appreciation, Instrumental Music M ,f ,Z gy Q. .Vai I V , f ,l ,-', ja. I ' MR. KENNETH GARNER, B.S. Health and Driver Training MISS MARIAN E. HEAPS, B.S. German, Biology V A m y W 4 4 'I yu ' l.,..,,,-r' MR. DONALD C. HAINES, B.S. English MRS. ROSE R. HELION, B.S., M.A. Shorthand, Typing, Business Arithmetic ,1- MR. WILLIAM HANN, B.S. General Science, General Mathematics MISS BETTY JOAN HINES, B.S B.S.ED. Health and Driver Education 4' :Wa MQW! MRS. ISABEL HULST, B.A. English MRS. DOROTHY S. LAYTON Physical Education MR. KENNETH PHELPS, B.S., M.ED. Typing, Record Keeping, General Business MR. RICHARD E. JACOBS, B.F,A. Art, Mechanical Drawing , E + f 1 wr aqui-ulnl9 ' MISS DAISY R. MCCARTNEY, B.S., ED.M. Stenography, Typing, Bookkeeping MR. RUDOLPH PITTELLI, B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. SUDA N. KREIMEIER, B.S Mathematics MRS. CATHERINE L. NIPE, B.A. Librarian MR. THOMAS B. ROBINSON, B.S., M.ED. Stenography, Typing Vsflb v4?165if - fi A K1 X 2 'A+ 'Xia WW? ., P5 -an m - if 17 n 0 1 wi ., 3, W ' lf 4 mfv-' In ww f ' au, X. 7- s STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Robert Plummer, President John Sassi, Vice President Rosemarie Martell, Secretary Joseph Essington, Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Charles Mattson Adele Campanella Nancy McGrory Joseph Essington, Robert Plummer, John Sassi, Rosemarie Martell, Carol Jones we ymffmsf ff .mf gods Dub a H O L ' 1 an 0 JFG9' P U vc-:died f vrwwm md porfh f mug 1 nam 'vm ed ont eye words Beef LT lm h or'1e umrnub Nammus QM an gm' class of SFNIORC As f, g 1 .z. WE ' , Z, t' was ?'m.,Id r be me sperm, gufrdis f C ,,c13. Hg bre- sicied cr-fer We great games at Greece: and ro- me fmuree ixy Az. Q? 4 mils. He ..,'.HQ' kwa, F'1, ' X 5 .yjli 1 , 2 'gi 15 A 'I ---'em' d :'f.,es1' 1958 CLASS HISTORY Mythology relates certaln facts concerning the Greek and Roman theaters All plays fn these theaters were presented ID the day and ln most cases all clttzens attended srnce there was no charge for admrssron As to constructlon theaters In thas day were almost always bullt of stone Our school In some ways resembles an ancxent theater benng bullt of derrvatnve of stone and attended mostly In the day by a maloruty of young cntnzens As a theater our school sets the stage for four acts benng presented at all tnmes Suppose we attend a play rn thus theater the tntle belng Class of T958 A I The tame ns September T954 and as the curtaln rnses we are confronted wuth a group of about SOO persons The first scene shows approximately one hundred eughty bewildered freshmen wanderung through the halls of Penns Grove l-lngh consultrng schedule cards and room numbers The dlsorganlzed appearance soon drsappears and we fund thus same group under the dlrectron of Mr Thompson electung the followung offucers to carry them through the ftrst act Prestdent Fred Renner Vrce Presndent Martlyn Knlburn Secretary Carol Jones Treasurer Ronnte Overstreet Just before the curtam us drawn the actors are seen sponsorrng but wrser havung completed a years actrvutres ln thus Theater Ac ll Curtann txme ns September T955 and lo and behold' We fund most of the same actors looklng a but sad as they bad the carefree summer days good bye As director of this act Mrs Allen ands the Sophomore class nn nomunatxng and electlng class offzcers for the comung ten months Those brave souls who tackled posltlons Include Presldent Carol Jones Vice Presldent Laura Ann Stretch Secre tary Kathleen Charlton Treasurer Bonnue Rose ln the next scene the members of thus class are presentlng a Fashxon Show whuch htghllghts thenr years BCTIVITIGS The last scene of thus act reveals a long lnne of students outsude the guudance offnce and If we look closely we may see theur last Sophomore actnvlty the actors are orderlng class rlngs whnch wnll slgnlfy theur superrorrty to the Freshmen and Sophomores an the last two acts , , I ' I I I - , . , r , . I ' ' ll ll ct Q 4 A , A 4 z , J , a talent show. The encore of this act reveals our one hundred eighty actors a , . T . . . I l y . , . ' ' l 1 ' , 2 ' ' , 2 - , Q , ' . , , . . I . I . . . : I A I I Curtann tnme rs September T956 and having reached the halfway mark an thenr hzgh school careers the actors seem quite Iubulant as they direct Freshmen through the halls ard elect under the guidance of Mass Heaps the officers for thelr Junnor year President Carol Jones Vice President Fred Renner Secretary Sandy Foulk Treasurer Wlllxam Gallagher The next scene presents a play wrthln a play that IS the Junror class members are performnng rn the annual Junior Play this partscular year entitled A Chrnstmas Stranger After receuvmg class rrngs the upperclassmen eagerly look forward to that hugh spot In the third act the Junior Prom The final scene of thus act prctures the school gym decorated and provndlng enloyment to the theme of Hawauan Paradlse Act IV As the curtann parts we view most of the same actors headed for the furst class sessnons of the school year In thus the fourth and final act Under the capable drrectnon of Mrs Vnrgnnra Davrdson the cast elects nts officers for the forthcomlng ten months Presndent Marllyn Kilburn Vlce President Louis Pag notto Secretary Sandy Foulk Treasurer Casper Carlton As the act progresses we flnd the Christmas holldays being celebrated by the Sensor Dance and upon returning from the holiday vacatnon the ordering of name cards steals the scene About three months later comes the unforgettable class trnp to Washlngton D C As the act draws to a close one sees name cards bexng exchanged and Retrospects being sugned The curtann IS drawn on approximately 200 Sensors dressed nn caps and gowns of the school colors recervlng drplomas wlth not every eye dry as they bud a fond farewell to theur Alma Mater 1 1 . ,, ,, . . . . 1 1 l 1 1 ' 1 F 1 1 1 . . ,, . . 1 1 - ,, . . . . . 1 1 . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 ' 1 11 11 - - - 11 11 - . . . ,, .. . ,, . . . . ,, ,, , . . . . . . . ,, ,, . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 T 11 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ln thus ward V kw'M Q kms. age of space rockets, the human elenwent ls sornetltnes overshadowed ot' 'he powerful force ot sclenwtlc achievenent. It is this hunuan element that y l vol' the Class of l958, represent. lt ls only 'hrough you arnoitlons, hopes gowage and lzfeals that our couttry .-.lll ewetge as the one .vltlcn wlll lead the nt 'he workl to.'.arcl soongl 'noral ptlnclples, true re lglous valoes, and lasting t 3 v peace, ,N'll2S. XfIRGlNlA DAVIDSON mmm '-'E I I9- ,,-1? 5 CLASS OFFICERS MARILYN JEAN KILBURN Marilyn National Honor Society 3-4 College Preparatory Class Veep lp Homeroom Pres. ig Tennis Mgr. ig Red Cross ly Student Council I-3-4, Choir 2, Retrospect 2, JCL 2, JV Basketball 3, V. Cheerleaders 3-11, Cheerleading Club 3-4, Hall Patrol 3-4, Red 81 White 3-4, Prom Com,p A.F.S, Student in Finland 3, V. Basketball 4, Class Pres. 4. Active in Delta-Tri-Hi-Y . . . pleasing smile . . . lists swimming, dancing, and reading as pastimes . . . looking forward to college . . . Patience and gentleness is power. LOUIS ANTHONY PAGNOTTO Lou Commercial Homeroom Treas. lg Art Club 3, Vice-Pres. of Class 4, Student Council A Air Force is LoVu's future plans , . , seen with Don, Caspie, and Junior . . . seen most of the time with Carol . . . Light is the task when many share the toil. ELEANOR MARION FOULK Sandy Commercial V. Basketball I-2-3-4, V, Club i-2-3-4, Cheerleading 3-4, Sec. of Class 3, Cheerleading Club 3-4, Sec. of Class 4, Business Club A Sandy is an active member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . seen with Casper almost always . . . Co-operation means graduation. CASPER VAIDEN CARLTON Cass Commercial Football i-2-3-4, Baseball i-2-3-A, Basketball I-2, Prom Com.: Homeroorn Pres. 3, Business Club Pres. 4, Class Treas, 4 The one who acts wise, often lacks wisdom . . . devotes spare time to Sandy Eoulk, dancing, and Weightlifting . . , quick temper and wise sayings characterize Cass . . . headed for business school or a career in the service. l l i ii' ,1- 1 5 i 3 i lili iiiiiriiii 305 HARRY REED ADAMS, JR. Q College Preparatory Red 81 White Salesman I, J.V. Basketball I, 2, Typing Club 2, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 Always seen with the gang: Joe, Bud, Indian, Thadeus, Slim, Oliver, and Willy . . , Q's future is the Air Force and then college . . . He who hesitates is lost. DONALD OLIVER ALLEN Olie Commercial Model Builder's Club 2, Chess Club 3, Business Club 4, Red 8- White Salesman 4 Speak now or forever hold your- peace . . . enioys working with cars, dancing . . . usually with Bonnie, Slim, Duke, Mohawk, Harry, and Joe. JUNE ELIZABETH ANDERSON June Commercial Softball 2, Varsity Basketball 2-4, Varsity Club 2-4 Can be seen driving a gray Chevy with Betty . . . June trans- ferred from Salem in her Soph. year . . . future plans are secretarial work and marriage . . . One good turn deserves another. ELIZABETH LEE ARNETT Betty Commercial Retrospect Salesman i-4, Homeroom Treas. I, J.V. Tennis I-2, J.V. Hockey I-2, Homeroom Sec. 2, Homeroom V.P. 3, Choir 3, Play Com. 3, Prom Com. 3, Hockey Manager 3, Red 8. White 3-4, V. Tennis 3-4, Bus. Club 4, Dance Com. 4 Friendly and quiet, Betty finds pleasure in ice skating, tennis, and Dennis . . . Betty is an active member of the Y.M.C.A. . . . Practice what you preach. BERNARD AVANT NObb Commercial Track I, Football I-4, Typing Club 3-4 Will ioin the Navy . . . finds enioyment in sports and girls . . . known for his witty expressions . . . Give one an inch, he'll take a yard. JANET CAROLYN BALDWIN Jan College Preparatory Tennis I-2, JCL 2, Bridge Club 3, Library Club 4 Usually found with Norman . . . Jans is always found smiling . . . enioys skating , . . He who laughs first laughs last. WILLIAM JOSEPH BEE Bill College Preparatory JCL 25 Talent Show 15 Library Club 25 Red 81 White l-45 Homeroom Veep i5 J.V. Tennis 25 Lunch Patrol 3-45 Adv. Editor Retrospect 45 Chemistry Club 45 Student Council 45 Boys' State Speak softly and carry a big stick . . . hobbies are fishing, boating and public speaking . . . future plans include college and the teaching profession. RICHARD WILLIAM BELCHER Rich College Preparatory Homeroom Pres. i5 JCL I-25 Baseball 25 Chemistry Club 3-45 Prom Com. Quite an active fellow . . . Rich likes baseball most of all . . . I can resist everything but temptation. STANLEY HAROLD BIERMAN Buck College Preparatory Photography Club 25 Netcraft Club 3-45 Lunch Patrol 4. Live and let live . . . fishing and hunting in sparetime . . . plans to be a Veterinarian after college. CAROL ANN BOYD Carol Commercial Retrospect Salesman i5 Horneroom Sec. i5 Hall Patrol 'I-35 Hockey Manager 1-25 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Cheerleading Club 25 Prom Com.5 Maiorette 3-45 Twirling Club 3-45 Student Council 3 Carol is an active member of the Y.M,C.A .... likes swimming, dancing and reading . . . future plans are business school and secretarial work . . , lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again . . . usually found with Lou. NOLAN ASHIR BARTOK Nolan College Preparatory Jr. Red Cross I-25 JCL 25 Red 8- White i-45 Chemistry Club 35 Hall Patrol 45 Lunch Patrol 4 Nolan can often be found at the Sigma-Phi-Fraternity in Wilm., Del .... plans to study law . . . The fruit of performance is satisfaction. CHARLOTTE ANITA BECKER Charlotte National Honor Society 3-4 Commercial Red 8. White i5 Knitting Club 35 Office Worker 3-45 Business Club 45 Retrospect Typing 4 Dimples can be found working at Huber's in Pedricktown . . . good luck to a future secretary . . . The first signs of love and the last signs of wisdom. -3' 4 JOHN EDWARD CAIN John Commercial Chess Club 2, Chemistry Club 3-4 John's plans are very unusual: he plans to do today what he should have done yesterday . . . he can always be found reading . . . This above all-to thine ownself be true, JAMES ALLAN CALLAN, JR. Hollywood College Preparatory Choir lf Track 2-4, Cross Country Track 3 Always running around . . . future plans include teaching . . . Do what you believe, believe in what you do. ANTHONY CHARLES CAPASSO, Ill. Commercial Football 'l-45 Talent Show 'I-3, Rotary 4 Tony is likely to succeed in show business as his main interest is dancing . . . fishing and sports are his hobbies . . . He who laughs first, laughs last. BETTY LAVINA CARLSON National Honor Society 3-4 Commercial Guidance Office T-2, Hall Patrol 2, Red 81 White 3-4, Retrospect 4, Student Council 3-4, Pres. Jr. Red Cross 3, Executive Com. 31 Bus. Club Veep 4, Ast't. Exchange Ed. 4 HT-onyii uBeH,y1l Seen with Duke . . . future as a secretary . . . Where there's a will, there's a way. ,YS K' wr bf i e , f 5 i J ,Ti ' 15 WV' 'PP ' , i 4. ' Jlhfgvl i gf' Q L Tfwtiig 7 'Q' g . .-HQ, , 4, S w a s as . it A J, ,- Lf., -., w ,,. . 1 1 ik, 'Y :Sif t ' . in ' , JOANNE CAWLEY Jo Commercial Student Council lg Red 8. White I-3, Homeroom Pres. lg Exchange Editor 3, Jr. Red Cross 35 Business Club 4 Working as a secretary is Jo's main goal in life . . , James Dean and Steve Karmen are favorites . . . her main attraction is her laugh . . . Old soldiers never die, they just fade away. WILLARD FRANKLIN CHEESEMAN College Preparatory Band l-4 Always seen with Mohawk and Chink . . . the Marines seem to be Bud's goal in life. . . The name of friend is common, but faith in friendship is rare. ,Buda iii ROBERT DOMINICK CLEMENTE Cameal Commercial lntramural Sports 3-4 Bob is usually seen with Joe . . . Cameal plans to ioin the service . . . How beautiful is victory, but how dearl VIRGINIA ANN COLL Ginnie College Preparatory Red 81 White l-25 JCL 25 Senior Biology Club5 Bridge Club 35 Retrospect 2 Can be found reading or writing letters lf at first you dont succeed try try again future plans are indefinite as of now RONALD THEODORE CHUCOLA Ronnie Commercial Red Cross l-45 Library Club l-45 JCL 25 Student Council 25 Homeroom Pres. 25 Retrospect A A merry heart doeth good like a medicine-a broken spirit drieth the bones' '... finds pleasure in model railroading and reading . . . headed for college, JANET MAC CLARK Jan Commercial Red 81 White 2 Nothing succeeds like success' '... Joining the armed services is Jan's goal . . . after the service her plans are indefinite. CHARLES FRANK CLEARY POrkey Commercial Student Council 25 Vice-Pres. Art Club 3-4 Walk softly and carry a big stick . . . A drill instructor is Porkey's plan for the future . . . the Marine Corps is his highest goal. BARBARA ANN CLEMENTE Bobsie Commercial Cheerleading Club 35 Red 81 White 35 Bus. Club A Dancing and swimming are her main hobbies . . . Look for Bobsie's bright smile . . . '-'Better late than never. W . Y V W s s s cs- ,, HARRY JOSEPH JAY COOK H.J. College Preparatory Football l5 Track l, 2, 35 Class Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Intramural Sports A Non-discriminating smile . . . future plans are college and the U.S. Marine Corps . . . What good does it do a man if he gains the whole world but suffers the loss of his soul? CHARLES COOKER Charlie TWO Gear General Model Builder's Club 25 Retrospect Art 3 Always seen in his Ford . . . future plans include the service . . Three can hold their peace if two be away. MICHAEL JOHN COOKER Mike College Preparatory Model Builder's Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Senior Biology Club 4 Very friendly . . . headed for college to study mechanical or automotive engineering . . . Carol is his main interest . . . The anger of lovers renews the strength of love. SHIRLEY ANN COTTRELL Shirl Commercial Business Club A One of our quiet Seniors . . . enioys roller skating, cooking, and swimming . . . good luck to a future typist at DuPonts . . . Better late than never. JOHN GRANT COLLINS 'John Commercial Agriculture Club 2, 3, A Haste makes waste . . . fishing, boating, hunting and trapping are John's hobbies . . . cars attract his eyes . w will probably see John as our next game warden. RONALD WARD CONLEY on Commercial J.V. Baseball 35 J.V. Basketball 3, 45 Hall Patrol 3, 4 Always seen with Joyce . . . A man cannot spend life in frolic . . . a career in the Marine Corps is Ron's interest . . . baseball, basketball, and swimming are included s hobbies. JEAN MARIE DISYLVESTRO Jeannie Commercial Jr. Red Cross 25 Retrospect 35 Business Club 4 Quiet persons are welcome everywhere . . . quiet . . Jeannie enjoys dancing and listening to popular records . . usually seen coming to school with Yolanda and Bobsie. ROSALIE MARIE DISYLVESTRO Roe Commercial Jr. Red Cross 25 Future Homemakers 35 Hornerooni Sec. 35 Busi- ness Club 4 Good things come in small packages . . . usually seen witl Barb and Rita . . . enioys collecting records and dancing in spare time . . . plans to become a secretary. EDWARD THOMAS DOANE Ed General Agriculture Club 3 Silence is golden . . . service and machinery interest Ed . . model building, hunting, cars, and fishing are his hobbies . . . can usually be found under a car. JANET VIRGINIA DREW Commercial Janet Jr. Red Cross 25 Twirling Club 35 Retrospect 35 Prom Com.5 Homeroom Treas. 35 Art Club A5 Choir 4 Wise men make proverbs5 only fools repeat 'em . . . future plans are indefinite as now . . . usually seen with Joyce. .7 f 'Zi' 2 A I I 221225 ' if .5 f tlrl f ' UK A fffli V V 1 'f' fy f 1-Q tr. ltr BARBARA ALICE DUTTON Barb Commercial Jr. Red Cross I5 Tennis I5 Bridge Club 35 Red 81 White 45 Senior Biology Club Very friendly . . . plans to go to business school . . . The stone that is rolling can gather no moss . . . spends leisure time swimming and dancing, ALBERT CLINTON EDWARDS, JR. Slim Commercial Jr. Red Cross I5 Library Club 25 Library Council 2,45 Chemistry Club 35 Choir 45 Business Club 4 Choir and church activities are his main interests . . . Every man as his business lies. that mx N gf ,il A . I ,Il milf. A .564 MARY ANN FISHER Mary College Preparatory Homeroom Officer I, 37 J.C.L. 27 Student Council Iasj Red 81 White 37 Twirling Club 37 Guidance Office 37 Choir 3-47 Lunch Patrol 47 Red 81 White Club 47 Editor-in-Chief of Red 81 White 4 With all this, Mary is also active in the Y.M.C.A .... plans to attend college . . . Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. RAYMOND HUNT FLANEGAN Ray General Prom Committee7 Agriculture Club 37 Senior Bology Club7 Student Council 4 Live to love, and love to live . . . Ray's future plans are the Air Force . . . weigh-lifting is his interest right now. DAVIDSON WINTER ENGLAND Dave College Preparatory Red 8. White 4 Euture plans are college . . . You're not learning anything while you re talking' . . . quiet . . . collecting weather data is his pastime. SUSAN GREER FEASTER Susie College Preparatory Red 81 White 3-47 Senior Dance Committee 47 Color Guard 47 Retrospect 3-4 Seenuwith Bob Kidd . . . one of the Blue Blazer Clan . college is Susie's goal . . . A stitch in time saves nine. ANGELINA NANCY FICADENTI Angie Commercial Art Club 'I-37 Banking 2-47 Retrospect 37 Prom Com.7 Business Club 4 Plans to be an interior decorator . . . known by her eyes and laugh . . . A penny saved is a penny earned. JOAN ELIZABETH FIELDS Joan National Honor Society Commercial Homeroom Pres. I7 Retrospect 'I-47 Basketball I-37 Student Council 2-47 Prom Com.7 Homeroom Sec. 37 Red 8. White 47 Literary Ed. Retrospect 47 Dance Com. 4 Joan's hobbies are skating, dancing, and reading . . . she plans to attend college and work in the business field . . . AlI that glitters is not gold. T ,ss 'Q. ALICE DIANE GALEY Alice Commercial Red 81 White I5 Business Club 45 Homeroom Banker 4 Poor men go to heaven as well as the rich . . . usually seen with Jo, Barb and El . . . hopes to work for Bell Telephone Co. on graduation. WILLIAM EDWARD GALLAGHER Bill National Honor Society College Preparatory JCL I-25 Stage Crew I-25 JV Baseball 2-35 Jr. Class Treas. 35 Intramurals 3-45 Homeroom Pres. 35 Prom tickets 35 Scorekeeper 3-45 Pres. Sr. Biology Club 4 Well begun is half done . . . carries loads of books . . college to maior in biology . . . then the service. JAMES FREDERICK GOLT EreCl Commercial Chess 25 Intramurals 3-4 Usually seen with Luciano, Maconi, DiLutis, lhis siclekicksj, and Punk . . . future is the Air Force . . . Better master one, than engage in none, ALICE MAE GRAY Alice Commercial Library Club 2-45 Choir 3-45 Library Council 4 Skating and reading seem to be Alice's pastimes . . . It's good to be great, but it's great to be good . . . future includes going to a Christian college. 'la Gi-,I I, X JOAN CATHERINE FRANKLIN Joan National Honor Society Commercial Hockey I5 Student Council 'I5 Red 8. White 25 Fashion Show 25 Maiorette I-35 Prom Com.5 Hall Patrol 3-45 Business Club 45 Head Maiorette 4 Joan's goal is to become a beautician . . . Now-a-days truth is the greatest news . . . she is also active in the Y.M.C.A. DAVID GREER FRAZEE Itch College Preparatory Chess Club I-25 Band 2-45 Chemistry Club 35 Choir 45 Senior Biology Club Lehigh college will benefit by Itch . . . freckles . . . Pride goeth before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. We--f xii A ,tx- if-e 'V' JOYCE JEAN GRIFFITH Joyce Commercial Student Council lg home room officers l-27 Choir 2-37 Retrospect 2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Art Club 4 Future includes Curt . . . lt's not the size of the dog in the fightg it's'the size of the fight in the dog . . . usually seen with Janet. FREDA GUTHRIE Freda Commercial Red 81 White l-3-4g Junior Red Cross 2-3-4 Business school seems to be Freda's goal in life . . . Seen with Janet and Ruth . . . To own one thing is somethingy to deserve it is something else. JUDITH HARRIET HAINES Judy Commercial Choirg Future Teachers Usually seen with Janet Harris . . . To be great is to be mis- understood . . . Future plans are secretarial work. JANET GRAY HARRIS Hillbilly Commercial Art Club 27 Business Club 3-4 So much to do, so little done . . . usually seen writing to Bob . . . enioys fine music . . . future secretary. DENNIS ARTHUR HAYES Ralph College Preparatory Football lg JCL Censorg Chemistry Club 35 Retrospect Sp Prom Com.g Retrospect Bus. Manager 45 Dance Com. 4 Usually can be found at Betty's or the Y.M,C.A .... A sound mind in a healthy body . . .tuture paratrooper and civil engineer. HARVEY JAMES HENRY Harv General lntramurals 3g Agriculture Club 4 Harv's future plans are to become the manager of Pennsville's Acme . . . Never complain, never explain . . . funnyman. GLADYS ELAINE HERRNIAN Gladie Commercial JCL 2, Art Club 4 Very quiet . . . plans to be a secretary . . . enioys dancing, swimming, and skating . . . Diamonds are a girI's best friends. RUTH ANN HERRMAN Ruthie College Preparatory JCL 2, Homeroom Banker 2, Future Nurses 37 Prom Com.: Senior Biology Club, Retrospect 4 So much to do, so little done . . . usually seen with Lo . . . plans to go to Goldey Beacom . . . enioys dancing and swim- ming in leisure time. FRANK EDWARD HEWITT Frank National Honor Society 4 Commercial Fashion Show 25 Hall Patrol 3-4, JV Basketball 37 Intramurals 3, 4, Prom Com. A penny saved is a penny earned . . . Frank, a normal American boy, likes electronics . . . plans to ioin the Air Force. GLADYS NEAL HILL Glad Commercial Library Club if Future Nurses 2: Knitting Club 37 Retrospect 3-4, Future Homemakers 4 Pleasant, friendly and seen with Robert . . . a future seamstress and homemaker . . . Pity swells the title of Iove . . . enioys singing, sewing, and gardening. ROBERT WALTER HITCHNER Hitch Commercial Intramural Sports 3, Agriculture Club 4 Loafing is Hitch's pastime . . . Live and let live, life is too short! . . . usually seen with the boys. FRANK DUNCAN HOOD Dune College Preparatory Basketball Ip Red 8. White 'l, 2, 4, Banking I, 2, 4, Fire and Air Raid Patrol I-2, Varsity Basketball Club 4 Dunc can be seen with a gang of boys . , . plans are military service . . . Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over, and showing it principally in one place. me Q 6 OUBEY LAMTER JEFFERSON Oubey Commercial Art Club 25 intramural Sports 35 Business Club 4 Full of fun . . . always seen with Edna . . . To each his own . . . future includes the Air Force and a iob in the business field. JANET RUTH JENKINS Jan Commercial Red Cross 2-45 JV Basketball T, 3, 45 Choir 4 Many receive advice, only the wise profit by it . . . likes painting, horses, sewing and cooking . . . plans to be a secretary. WARREN WEAVER HOMAN College Preparatory Hwlackn Basketball l-2-3-45 Red 81 White Sports Ed. 3-45 Baseball 3-4 Future plans are college . . . Tomorrow, tomorrow, and to- morrow, not today, all the lazy people say . . . usually seen with the guys. MARY JANE HOUTZ Commercial Janie Homeroom Sec. T5 Hockey l-35 Varsity Club 2-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Cheerleading Club 3-45 Student Council 35 Red 84 White 35 Class Play 35 Prom Com.5 Bus. Club 4 Likes having Richard Jagers around . . . Absence makes the heart grow fonder . . . enioys dancing and sports.- CATHERINE ALBERTA INGERSOLL Commercial Business Club 4 Cathy came to Re Hi in her Junior year . her enioyment . . . Men are conservative, usually seen with Pro Stamets. DOUGLAS CONWELL JAMES General Track 2-3-4 Air Force seems to be his life's ambition ucalthyu . popular music is after dinner . . . Dougie . . fishing, hunting and baseball take up his spare time . . . The game is not worth the candle. HERBERT ROY JORDAN Herb College Preparatory Visual Aids i-2-3-4, Science Club 2, Chemistry Club 3-4 Usually seen skating at Pennsville . . . Life can be merry and honest too . . . plans are the Air Force and school. LEWIS ARNET JORDAN Lew Commercial Band i-2-3-4, Aeronautics Club 1, Band Club 2, Intramurals 3-4 Lew, a laughing kind of guy, enjoys guns, swimming, and dancing . . . the Air Force and Business College are his goals . . . Two wrongs never make a right. ROBERT HARVEY JORDAN Bob Commercial Chess Club i, 2, 3, 4 Bob's hobbies include chess, boating, reading and baseball . . . the Air Force seems to be his future plansi. . . usually with Lew . . . A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, ROBERT KELLY Bob Commercial Band i, 2, 3, 4 Usually seen practicing his drums . . . plans to enter the pro- fessional field of music . . . Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, arf, 1117 CAROL ANN JONES Carol National Honor Society 4 Commercial Class Sec. i, Homeroom Veep 1, Class Pres. 2-3, Student Council 2-4, V. Cheerleader 2-3-4, Cheerleading Club 2-3-4, Fashion Show 2, Prom Com., V. Hockey 3-4, Lunch Patrol 4, Sr. Dance Com., All-Star Hockey 4 Hobbies include swimming, dancing, and gymnastics . . . The wise man questions himself, fools others. DORIS ELAINE JONES Doris Commercial Future Nurses 2, Commercial Club 3, Future Homemakers 4 The only way to have a friend is to be one . . . reading, cooking and softball are Doris's hobbies . . . beautician school is her main goal . . . friendly can best explain Doris. Qi as 1 ji! 2 V A 1 5 4' , LOIS ELEANOR LEONARD Lo National Honor Society College Preparatory Red 8- White lg Softball lg JCL 2, Student Council 2, Prom Com., Cheerleaders 3, Lunch Patrol 4, Senior Biology Club, Retrospect A Bangs and ponytail . . . Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we diet . . . enioys dancing and collecting records . . . plans to attend college and major in political science. ALFRED JOHN LIGHT Yabe College Preparatory Football ig Basketball 28, Typing Club 3 Found at Sluggers . . . cars are his main attraction . . . We walk by faith, not by light . . . future plans for Yabe are indefinite for a while. RUTH ANN LIPP Ruth Commercial Hockey lg Library Club lg Homeroom Banker 3, Retrospect 3-4, Senior Dance Com., Hall Patrol 4 Can be seen with Betty, Joan, Judy and Charlotte . . . ln youth we learn, in age we understand . . . hobbies include dancing, swimming and sports . . . future plans are Goldey Beacom and Lou. JOHN THOMAS LUCAS Jack Commercial Archery Club 4 Ask and learn . . . often seen with Bill or Herb . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . Air Force will get Jack. ' -292- Q95 JOSEPH ALCHESTER LUCCHESI Joe Commercial Football l-3, Lunch Patrol 4, Intramurals 4 He that is not iealous is not in love . . , likes hunting . . plans to ioin the Marines with Ralph. WILLIAM DAVID LUDWIGSEN Sleepy College Preparatory Chess Club l-25 Cross Country Track l-35 Tennis 23, Visual Aids A Can be found with Carol . . . coin collecting, dancing, fishing and skating are his pastimes . . . We know what we are but not what we may be. Q X , Il, 5 . Ffffl ,..e Q - , yr! 'N 40' by . 5 ts: ' 'ts-,R , , 5 5 W 'stfi . 'f . S bi' X --P as X i Q. E. 3 1 31,37 if ELEANOR JOYCE MCGRORY Joy College Preparatory Dramatics Club 25 Retrospect 35 Prom Committee5 Red 8. White 3-4 A forced kindness deserves no thanks . . ponytail . . . plans to attend teachers' college spent skating or swimming. MARY ANN MCMAHON Commercial . known by her . . . leisure time Maryann V. Cheerleader 45 Dramatics 25 Lunch Patrol 35 JV Cheerleader 35 Senior Class Captain Retrospect 4 Future plans include Goldey Beacom . . . dancing, swimming, and cheering are pastimes . . . A wise man knows everything5 a shrewd one knows everybody. 'lv qbg J N..-1' gf DOROTHY MARIE MCADAMS Dottie College Preparatory J.C.L. 25 Future Nurses 35 Retrospect 3-45 Red 81 White 3-4 Collecting records is Dottie's pastime , . . He who knows others is learned5 he who knows himself is wise . . . nurses' training is her goal for the future. LEROY DOLBOW MCCARSON, JR. Tiny General Homeroom Veep 15 Chess Club 'l-3 Leroy's goal is to become a farmer . . . If all the year were planning holidays, to sport would be as tedious as to work . . . fishing and hunting are pastimes, ROBERT DIVER MCCARSON Bobby General Chess Club 25 Agriculture Club 3 Farming is Bobby's goal in the future . . . outdoor sports are his likes . . . If wishes were horses, beggars might ride. JAMES MCCLELLAN Chirtk College Preparatory JOSEPH Basketball Club 35 Art Club 4 Never feel sure of yourself . . . always causing scenes with Choo, Cheese, Mohawk, Grenny, Hood, and Mike . . . college and working for Bell Telephone are Chink's future plans. 15 J.C.L. 25 Baseball I-45 Fire Patrol 'l-45 Chemistry RALPH ANTHONY MICHAEL NIARANDOLA, JR. RaIphie Commercial Football lg Intramurals 3-45 Art Club 2 . , . devotes spare . plans to loin the Work, I can sit and watch it all day time to all types of sports and Diane . . Marines. MARLENE MARCHAK Commercial Red 8- White Salesman I-2-3g Red 8. White Staff 2-39 Retrospect Salesman 45 Prom Com. 3g Sr. Dance Com.g Marlene Retrospect Staff A I want what I want, when I want it . . . always seen with Joyce, Rosie, and Pat . . . Earl Sherrick is Marlene's future goal, JEANETTE ANN MARTELL Jan Commercial Red 8- White 2-Ap Choir 3-45 Hall Patrol Ag Lunch Patrol Ag Commercial Club A Silence is golden' ',.. plans to attend Goldey Beacom or gain employment at DuPont's . . . known for her laugh. ROSEMARIE MARTELL Rosie National Honor Society College Preparatory Tennis ly Softball 2g Hall Patrol 2-Ag Varsity Club 2-45 Prom Com,g Basketball 2-Ag Sr. Biology Clubg Student Council Sec. Ag Hockey I-A lt's a long step from saying to doing . . . Rosie's future plans are to become a physical education teacher . . . an active member ofthe YMCA. ii: - N. DONALD MACONI Commercial bv 'Don Red Bi White I-2g Football 25 Retrospect Art 35 Choir 37 Home room Banker 415 Lunch Patrol 45 Intramurals 4 Don's plans are working, then State Police . . , usually seen with the group . . . Get it while you can. EILEEN MARIE MANNING College Preparatory JCL 2g Future Nurses 3-4g Homeroom Sec,g Red 81 Biology Clubg Lunch Patrol'4 A future Registered Nurse . . . Sam enjoys ' Sam White 34 Sr collecting and listening to records . . . an active member of the YMCA What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, 1? MARIANO JOSEPH MASSARI Mano Commercial Hunting, fishing, swimming, and dancing are Mano's pastimes . . . I.B.M. school is his goal, possibly, ,the service, too . . . lt is better to be safe than sorry. ELEANOR ANNE MELITA Eleanor National Honor Society 3-4 College Preparatory Red Cross 3, Office Worker 35 JCL 4 Sincere . . . usually seen with Pat, Alice, and the gang . . . plans to attend the Bible Christian Union for Missionary Work . . . Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thy own understanding. W? FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT MEREDITH Pluto Commercial Football lp Chess Club 3, Intramural Sports 4 Usually seen with Emory and Spencer . . . Wise men learn more from fools than fools from the wise . . . Frank's plans are the Air Force in a few years. JOHN NORRIS MILLER Johnny National Honor Society College Preparatory Homeroom Pres. I, JV Tennis I-2, JCL 2, Student Council 2-3-4, Chemistry Club 3, Boys' State Rep. 35 V. Tennis 3-4, Senior Biology Club 4, Dance Com. 4 Enioys fishing, boating and swimming . . .can be found in Pennsville or at the YMCA playing basketball . . . hopes to at- tend college in the future . . . Reason and Judgment are the qualities of 5 leader. JUDITH ANN MILLEY Judy College Preparatory JCL 2, Future Nurses 3, Future Nurses Veep 45 Lunch Patrol 4, Homeroom Banker 4 Where there's a will, there's a way . . . hearty laugh . . . seen with Ruth or Eileen . . . plans to be a nurse at the Dela- ware Memorial Hospital ROBERT LEE MINOR Bob Commercial Track I-2-3-4, Visual Aids 'l-2-3-4 Hold fast the form of sound words . . . plans to enter the field of entertainment after a hitch in the Navy . . . presently finds pleasure in singing and weight-lifting . . . known for his friendly good nature. ANNA JUNE MlZE Junie Commercial Future Home Makers 3, Jr. Red Cross 4 Letterwriting, reading, and dancing are Junie's hobbies.. . Wisdom is only found in truth . . . future includes being a typiist or a stenographer. CAROLE DOLORES MORGAN MISS MOrgar'1 Commercial Red 8- White Salesman l-35 Jr. Red Cross lg Library Club l-31 Future Nurses 2, Hall Patrol 2-3g Choir 3-45 Business Club 4, Office Worker 4 Executive secretary includes Carole's plan for the future . . . The sweetest iov, the wildest woe is love . . . usually seen with Rose and Lois. HIRAM DIXON MORGAN, JR. Dix General J.V. Baseball l-25 V. Baseball 2-Ag J.V. Basketball 2-3, Jr. Red Cross lg Prom Com.g Band l-4g Dance Band 3-A Dix's future plans are the Air Force and Pro Baseball . . . The world is composed of two kinds of people-the hunters and the hunted. FRANK ANGELO NAPOLEON Mohawk General Football l-Ag Art Club 4 We love others well, but we love ourselves better . .. future plans are not certain . . . seen with Al, Chink, and Cheese. TP' JOANNE NAUMANN Jo Commercial Library Club 2, Jr, Red Cross 35 Bus. Club 4, Office Worker A Learn not and know not , . . plans to attend Goldey Beacom . . . known for her temper . . . enioys swimming and writing letters . . . usually seen with Barb, Alice, Mary Ellen, Janet, and Shirley. HOWARD NEICEN, JR. l'NGlC6'I'l Commercial Football lg Agriculture Club 2g J.V. Basketball 3 Seen with Janet Stout or side kick, Tony Di Lutis . . . No man ever yet became great by imitation . . , Seabee's for four years, then a move to Florida are Neicen's plans. if Z' f' DAVIS BOWERS PATTERSON Dave College Preparatory JCL 25 Chemistry Club 35 Prom Com.5 Basketball Scorekeeper 3-45 Retrospect 45 Dance Com. 45 Red Devil Chairman 4 Dave, rather an active guy, keeps mostly to himself . . . future plans include California ...then the service and if possible college . . . Self-conquest is the greatest of victories. MARY ELLEN PEACHEY Peach National Honor Society Commercial Art Club 25 Business Club 4 If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again . . . Goldey Beacom and a tall handsome blonde are Peach's plans for the future . . . oil painting, gardening, sewing and reading are her hobbies . . . usually seen with Janet. CHARLES ROGER PEDRICK Roger College Preparatory Library Club 2-3-45 Retrospect Art 2-3-45 School Photographer 3-4 Roger is one of Re Hi's going guys . . . The wages of sin is death5 but the gift of God is eternal life . . . future includes navy and photography. FELIX ANTHONY PIETRO, JR. Junior Commercial Agriculture Club 35 JCL 4 Dancing, hunting and girls are Junior's pastimes . . . seen with the guys at lunch and office practice . . . part of the time is with Janet Rice . . . Live and be merry, for life is a game which can be easily Iost . . . future plans are the Marines. ROBERT WILLIAM PLUMMER Bob College Preparatory Fire and Air Raid 25 Retrospect 2-45 Jr. Class PIay5 Prom Com.5 Red 81 White 35 Band 3-45 Visual Aids 3-45 Choir 45 Dance Com. 45 Hall Patrol 45 Student Council Pres. 4 Live, life is too short . . . usually seen with Dave . . . fu- ture plans are California and college, then the service . . . Bob's hobbies are dancing, hunting and reading . . . also Bob is very active in church and school activities. KENNETH WARREN PORCH Kenny Commercial JCL I-25 Agriculture Club 35 Intramural Sports 45 Football Helping his father on the farm is Ken's future plan... collecting Indian relics and hunting, fishing, baseball and basket- ball are his hobbies . . . Prayer is the voice of faith. .4 3 W NPQM, M- . ROBERT HARRY PURSEL Bob National Honor Society College Preparatory Visual Aids I-2, JCL I-2, Chemistry Club I-2, Senior Biology Club 4. He that teaches himself has a fool for a master . . . study Electrical Engineering at Drexel Institute of Technology . . . a shocking future . . . Sports of all kinds are his delight. DAVID ALLEN RAINE Dave Commercial Chess Club 27 Agricultural Club 2, Netting 81 Net Craft 3. Attend Temple Institute to be a mechanical draftsman . .. Seen usually with Fran . . . How wise are they that are but fools in love! RONALD FRANK RAINEAR Rainbow General Football I, Football Manager 2, Tennis 2, Chess Club 2, J.V. Basketball 3, Fire 81 Air Raid Patrol 3-4. Fishing is his hobby . . . Have gun, will travel . . . Ma- rines is his future plan . . . 4O Ford his main interest. FRED MARTIN RENNER Isaac National Honor Society 3-4 College Preparatory Class President I, Student Council I-3, Pres. JCL 2, Football I, 2, 3, 45 Vice President Jr. Class 31 Hall Patrol 2-3, Exec. Com. I, Red 8- White Salesman I, Homeroom Pres. 3, Veep Chemistry Club 3. College is his plan for the future . . . Doubt the man who swears to his devotion . . . Hobbies are sports and dancing. 1 WILLIAM LEE PORCH Niagara Commercial Football If Basketball I, J.V. Basketball I-2, Retrospect Salesman 'ly Red 81 White Salesman 25 Red Cross 2, V. Basketball 3-47 Varsity Club 4. Service or business school are BilI's plans . . . To be or not to be, that is the question . . .West Coast is his goal . . . seen walking the halls with Nancy most of the time . . . swim- ming is his interest. IRVING JAMES PROUD, JR. Irv General Aeronautics 25 Library I-2, Agricultural Club 31 Archery 4. Future plans include Ginny . . . Did nothing in particular, and did it well. 73 Iv hi. N. EMMA BLANCHE ROANE Commercial Y, 1,-mar--n , d .tm Q it W xi iii? ff lt? .J if 545 l 495' 13 X ,,,. Basketball l-2-3-45 Varsity Club 3-4 Professional singer is Blanche's goal in life . . . singing take up her spare time . . . Variety's the life, that gives it all its flavor. WILLIAM HARRY ROESKE Commercial Basketball 3-4 College and then a pilot is Bill's goal in life . . . fishing are his hobbies . . . Better late than never. ts, ,,,. . . , 1 '-IZ ' Peaches dancing and very spice of Bill hunting and 130' '-'maid' L l B 1 l . . E 1 P i 3 l i BONNlE LEE ROSE Bonnie Commercial JCL l5 Homeroom Pres. lj Hockey l-25 Hall Patrol l-25 Red 81 White l-35 Maiorette l-2-3-45 Class Treas. 25 Dramatics Club 25 Fashion Show 25 Jr. Play5 Prom Com.5 Student Council 3-45 Twirl- ing Club 3-45 Lunch Patrol 45 Business Club 45 Retrospect 45 Basketball 4 Sports are her main interest . . . usually with The Muske- teers . . . Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them. ALTON THADDEUS SCARBOROUGH, JR. Thad College Preparatory Future Teachers 4 YMCA Gymnastic Club is his hobby . . . college is his future goal . . . Promises and piecrusts are made to be broken, SONDRA ANN SCHAAL Sandy Commercial Business Club 45 Senior Dance Com.5 Retrospect 4 Mostly seen with .loe in his yellow Ford . , . A thing of beauty is a ioy forever . . . future includes Joe and a business career. , ROSE EMILY SCHMITT Rose Commercial Red Cross l5 Red 8. White l5 JV Tennis Mgr. 25 Dramatics Club 25 Cheerleading Club 3 Dancing, boys, skating, and records are her pastimes . .. usually with Nan,' Dolores, Carole, and Yolanda . . . Birds of a feather flock together . . .secretarial work is her goal in life. JUNE MARY SECHRIST June Commercial Hockey 'l-2, Art. Club 3, Basketball 1, Jr. Red Cross l, Cheerleader 2, Bus. Club 4, Choir 3, Prom. Com. 3 Her plans for the future include being a housewife . . . her hobbies are dancing and movies . . . Dreams are the touchstones of our character. JANICE MARIE SEITZ Jan Commercial Art Club 2-3-4 Quiet . . . usually with Gladys, Alice or Barbara . , . skating, reading, and drawing are her pastimes . . . Stenographer at Du- Pont's or art school are her future plans . . . lt takes two to speak the truth . . . one to speak and another to hear. RALPH WILLIAM SEITZ, JR. Bill College Preparatory Art Club 2, Chemistry Club 3-4, Prom Com. 3 Bill's hobbies include swimming, horseback riding and cars . . . future plans include studying engineering . . . Good luck to a future engineer . . . Hear much, speak little. MARY JANE SHANNON Mary Jane National Honor Society 3-4 Commercial Red Cross l, Talent Show, Homeroom Sec, l, Dramatic Club 2, Hall Patrol 3-4, Student Council 3, Red 8- White 3, Retrospect 3-4 Assist. Editor of Retrospect 4, Commercial Club 3, Retrospect 4, Bus. Club4 Usually seen with Betty, Joan, and Judy . . . hobbies include dancing and skating . . . success to a bookkeeper of the future . . . None can disgrace us but ourselves. ,' 1' NORMA SALLY SHAPIRO Norma ' fi 2 , National Honor Society College Preparatory Jr. Red Cross l, JCL l-2, Red 8- White Salesman 2-3, Basketball Manager 2-3-4, Retrospect Salesman 3, Hall Patrol 3-4, Prom Com. 3, Office worker 3, Twirling Club 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Biology Club 4, Sr. Dance Com. A, Red 8. White A, Varsity Club Sec. 4 Likes dancing and bowling . . . usually seen with the muska- teers . . . To change her mind is a lady's privilege . . . plans to attend college JOSEPH EMORY SHEPPARD Shep Commercial Student Council Treas. 3, Retrospect 3-A, Red 8K White 4, Intra- murals 4, Hall Patrol 3-A Nothing ventured, nothing gained , . . future plans are in- definite . . . usually seen sitting down and relaxing. M2142 1 ,,.-a-suuvr' .Mnf iff A J- ...vs , I ST if ,c m Eg, 7 JUDITH SUZANNE SMITH Judy College Preparatory Talent Show I5 Tennis I-25 Student Store 'l-45 Choir I-45 JCL 25 Prom Com.5 JV. Basketball Mgr. 35 Red 81 White Reporter 35 DOROTHY ANN SHERRICK Ann Commercial Homeroom Pres, I5 Student Council I5 Hall Patrol I-45 Retro- spect Salesman I-25 Red 81 White Salesman 35 Future Homemakers 35 Business Club 4 Rolling eyes, roving heart . . . work for DuPonts at secre- tarial work . . . later marriage . . . record collecting and danc- ing are her hobbies. RICHARD ALLAN SIMKINS Rich College Preparatory Homeroom Pres. I-25 Student Council 2-35 Red SI White Sports Ed. 2-45 Chemistry Club 35 Senior Biology Club5 Prom Com.5 Soph. Fashion Show5 Senior Dance Publicity Chairman5 A.F.S.E. Student 4 College and back to Germany include Rich's plans . . . Even a fish wouldn't get in trouble if he kept his mouth shut . . . gymnastics and dancing are his pastimes. STANLEY GORDON SLOAN Wig National Honor Society 3, 4 College Preparatory Retrospect Salesman I5 J.C.L. 25 Red 81 White 35 Chemistry Club 3-45 Senior Biology Club5 Homeroom Banker 4 Plans to go to college . . . chemical engineering is his delight ...model building in spare time... The mind is like a parachute5 it must always be open to function. HERSELL LEE SMITH Boo Boo Commercial Hockey 35 V. Hockey 45 Twirling Club 35 Basketball 45 V. Club 45 All-Star-Tri-County Team 4 Cool dancer . . . seen with Mary Ann, Edie . . . likes M.T. . . . Medical secretary or W.A.F. are her future plans . . . The successful worker always succeeds to success. Student Council 3-45 Retrospect 3-45 Dance Com. 45 Senior Biology Club5 Red 81 White Social Ed. 4 Do your duty and leave the rest up to heaven . . . college future plans . . . career in science or teaching later. VIRGINIA FRANCES SMITH Ginny National Honor Society Commercial Bus. Club 45 Senior Dance5 Retrospect Art Ed. 45 Senior Biology Club5 Retrospect 2-35 Prom Com. Mostly seen with Sonny and his green Ford . . . art or business career are her future plans . . . Sonny in later life . . . Neces- sity has no law. 'G 1. JUDITH ANN SNYDER Judy National Honor Society 3-4 Commercial Homeroom Sec. l5 Red Cross l-25 Banking Manager 2-45 Home- room Pres, 35 Commercial Club Pres. 35 Retrospect 35 Citizenship lnstitute5 Editor-in-Chief of Retrospect 45 Office Worker 45 Business Club 4 Old in mind, yolyig in years . . . seen with Shannon, Lipp or Sorrels . . . works part-time at Kennard's . . . future plans are business college. BETTY JANE SORRELS Betty Commercial Library Club 15 Red Cross 25 Retrospect 35 Office Worker 3-45 Busi- ness Club 45 Retrospect Typing Editor 4 Dancing and reading in spare time . . . found with June, Ruth or Judy . . . plans are to become a stenographer or Typist . . . Anything worth doing is worth doing well. NAN l.OREl.El SPARKMAN Nan Commercial JV Tennis l-25 Red Cross l5 Dramatics Club 25 V. Tennis 3-45 f Twirling Club 35 Retrospect 35 Red 81 White,3-45 Hockey 45 V. Club 45 Dance Com. 4 Commercial college is her future plans . . . swimming in her spare time . . . She talks enough for herself and the company. PATRICIA ANN SPARKS Pat National Honor Society Commercial Student Council lp Red Cross l5 Hockey i-2-45 Hall Patrol l-45 JV Cheerleader 25 Red 84 White 2, 3, 45 Prom Com.5 Homeroom Pres. 35 Bus. Club 45 Dance Com. 4 Do not forget little kindnessesu . . . good luck to her mar- riage to Weasel . . . usually seen running to Hall Patrol. WEAVER PERRY SMITH Toubo General Visual Aids5 Track Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today . . plans include doing today what he didn't do yesterday.. usually seen with the gang. BARBARA ANN SNOW Barbara National Honor Society Commercial Commercial Club 35 Choir 35 Library Council 35 Office Worker 3-45 Business Club 45 Red 81 White 45 Retrospect 4. Seen with Alice, JoAnn, Shirley and Janice . . . likes to dance, read and bake . . . works at Williamson's in P City . . . To have the greatest blessing, a true friend , . . Medical Secretary is her future plans. ', ,Q 'T 915' 5 yas. Qi '7.'2'.,,'7 PATRICIA ELIZABETH THOMAS Pat Commercial Retrospect I, Photography Club 2, Homeroom Banker 3, Art Club 3, Red Cross 4, Senior Biology Club Secretarial iob at DuPont's . . . drawing, boating, and dancing are her hobbies . . , It is working that makes a Workman. WARREN ORLANDO THOMPSON Lanny Commercial Art Club Hangs around with the bigger boys . . . Lanny's plans for the future are indefinite as of now . . . A feeble body weakens the mind. WILLIAM EDWARD TIEDEMAN Teady College Preparatory Football I, Art Club 2, Agriculture Club Veep 3, Agriculture Club4 Anything worth doing is worth doing well . . .plans to ioin the Marines . . . finds pleasure in horses, cars, and boats. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH TILTON Kathy College Preparatory Red Cross If JCL 2, JV Hockey 2-11, V. Hockey 35 Prom Com., Future Nurses' 3, Homeroom Treas. 3, Red 8. White 3-4 Silence is golden . . . attend Goldey Beacom after gradua- tion . . . hockey and dancing are her hobbies . . . seen with the Muskateers. si LF er tr ll EMORY GEORGE TOWNSEND Slim Commercial Basketball I-3, Football I-3, Intramurals I-A Do as I say, not as I do . . . found with Don, Duke, Pluto Mohawk, and Thad . . . future for Emory has not been decided yet. LINDA ANN VAN OSTEN Lindey College Preparatory Tennis I-2, JCL 2, Future Nurses' 3-11, Red 8. White 3-4, Lun Patrol A, Retrospect A Heaven helps those who help themselves , . . plans to be a medical laboratory technician . . . enioys tennis, playing the or gan, dancing, and writing letters . , , always giggling. 1?- I 'za 4'- M' is if W' RUTHANNE WERNER Ruthanne Commercial Red St White l, Baseball l-2-3-4, Football I-3-4, Fire Patrol 2, Always seen with the 3 W's fWerner, Williams, and Wilson, . . . hobbies include dancing, swimming, and George . . . future is a clerical typist . . . The heart is never neutral. JOSEPH WHITESELL, JR. Jim General Band 1-2, Stage Crew I-2-3, Agriculture Club 2, Retrospect Club 3, Senior Dance Corn. Usually seen in Pennsville or on Angie's farm . . . future plans are to become a farmer or a cement mason . . . Navy will come first in Jim's plans . , . Praise the sea, but keep on land! WILLIAM HARRY VENABLE Savage Commercial Football I-2-3-4, Chess Club I-2-3-4, Track 3 Future plans include some branch of military service . . . can't stay mad at anyone long . . . Great things are done when men and mountains meet. LORETTA CATHERINE VICERE ReT'ta Commercial Ballet Club I, Art Club 3, Retrospect 4 Telephone operator seems to be Retta's goal . . . chase the boys, laugh, and talk . . . records and singing are her delights . . . Money is a good servant but a bad master. JOHN ALBERT WEBB Jau College Preparatory Fr. Football, JV Football 2, Chemistry Club 3, V. Football 3-4, Red 8- White 4, Intramurals 4, Choir 4 National guard . . . The best way to gain a friend is to be a friend . . . plans to go to college, Drexel . . . model trains and sports are his hobbies. CAROL FRANCES WEBBER Carol National Honor Society Commercial Red Cross l, Pres. of Library Club 2, Red 81 White 2-3-4, Library Club 3-4, Treas. of Commercial Club 3, Business Club 4, Senior Biology Club Carol's plans are to attend Goldey Beacom . . . later be a private secretary . , . her hobby is dancing at the Y . . . Necessity has no law. NX? W, , EDWIN MARSHALL WILSON Flash Commercial Red 81 White I, Baseball I-2-3,45 Football I-3-4, Fire Patrol 2, Typing Club 3 Likes baseball and Pat . . . noted for his speed . . . Major League Baseball is his future plan . . . Quitters never win, winners never quit. PEGGY JOAN WILSON Peg Commercial Homeroom Sec. 'lg Homeroom Banker I-3, Homeroom Treas. 3, 35TWlrIIr1g Club 3, Future Homemakers 4 Usually seen with the 3 W's . . . accordion and dancing are her hobbies. . .Clerk Typist and Russ are her future plans . . . Man has his will-but woman has her way. JEAN VIRGINIA WINFIELD Jeannie Commercial Homeroom Veep I, Knitting Club 2, Maiorettes 3-4, Red 81 White 3-4, Retrospect 4, Business Club 4, Twirling Club A, Stu- dent Council A Situations are sometimes beyond our control, but conduct is always within our power . . . teaching, dancing, and secretarial work are her goals. GRADY DANIEL YOUNG, JR. Lump Commercial Band I-2-3-4, Retrospect I-3, JV Baseball 2, Model Builders Club 2, V. Tennis 3, Business Club 11, Senior Dance Com. Row, don't drift . . . sports of all kinds take up his time . . . Certified Public Accountant or Business Administrator will be Grady's future. 5-ur SARAH ANN WHITTLE Bubbles Commercial Knitting Club 2, Homeroom Banker 3, Future Homemakers 3-4 Enter J. C. WaIker's School of Beauty Culture, Washington, D. C .... collecting books and skating are her hobbies.. . CompIaint is the largest tribute Heaven receives. CAROLE ANNE WILLIAMS Carole Commercial Student Council I, Future Nurses' I, Art Club I, Hall Patrol I-2, Basketball I-4 Go to work, I guess, is Carole's way of saying her plans for the future . . . sense of humor is her top feature . . . her hobbies include swimming, drawing, and oil painting . . . Art Director is her goal . . . The artist does not see things as they are, but as he is. fb' qua' ilu! f , 'V' 'I EDITH LOUISE BRUCE Cassie Commercial Future Homemakers I 4 Usually found with JoAnn Carol and June Mann Interest ns the Mannes Absence makes the heart grow 'fonder EDWARD TOMS General Agrnculture Club 3 Red Cross 3 Found most of the tsme wnth the gang A man cannot froluc all the tame 'Future plans are lndefmlte NOT SHOWN LOUIS GENE TIGHE Gene Commercial Art Club 3 Army as Genes future plan Whatever as worth dolng at all ns worth dolng well usually seen readnng 3-Y TCP THIRTY SCHOLASTIC LEADERS Flrst row ILeft to right! Mary Flsher Norma Shapiro Ginny Smith Marilyn Kll burn Carol Webber Eleanor Mehta BlllGaIlagher Joan Fields Second row Barbara Snow Gnnny Lehman Enleen Mannung Charlotte Becker MaryJane Shannon Fred Renner John Muller Stanley Sloan Bill Bradley Third row Sarah Whittle Laura Stretch Joan Franklin Pat Sparks Betty Carlson Jeanette Martell MaryEllen Peachey Janet Drew Judy Snyder 1 . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 'Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' BIGGEST FLIRT Ann Sherrick Bob Plummer WHO'S BEST PERSONALITY Pat Sparks Felix Pietro MOST SOPHISTICATED Joyce Griffith Nolan Bartok MOST TYPICAL Beth Brewer Alton Scarborough MOST DEPENDABLE Charlotte Becker Bill Gallagher WHO WITTIEST Peggy Wnlson Ralph Marandola SHYEST Shnrley Cottrell Bob Jordan BEST ALL AROUND La ura Stretch Ed Wilson BEST LOOKING Rosalae DnSylvestro Charles Spencer BEST DANCERS Norma Shapiro Mano Massari ,l sf! 5 EDUC SPOVU Sutton- kinSt Duke CLASS HISTORY Ronald Chucola us: Rose fa! HOMEROOM SALESMEN: Diane Robinson Sandra Schaffer Dorothy Vickery Susan Feaster Hilda Alexander Ken Lucas v Carol Downs Aimee Sparks Angela Pratta Thomas Riley Patricia Jackson Janet Stout Gladys Hill Wesley Fritz Sharon Musson Mildred Boyd Aer S marie Nl G. TAFE l'7l7y Srnjrh' Leroy S . ci Sl artellf Rlchal Betty Costello Linda Ellis Barbara DelBorello Jay Cook Dottie McAdams Yolanda Spinelli Ed Toms m. Marianne Kochendorfer Diana LaPalomento Mary Flanegan CLASS tricia CAPTAINS: Pa- Sparks, MaryAnn McMahon, Kay Sutton, Marlene Marchak, ADVERTISING: Kent Davis Ginny Lehman Betty Arnett Duncan Hood Bill Bee Barbara Snow SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Roger Pedrick 'Ong' R TEACHERS STAFF: Jean- Oger ped- nie Winfield, Dave Pat- ndf, D4 terson. ffys Hoyyyng er f fv- fs JUNIOR PROM Hawaiian Paradise was the theme for the Junior Prom which was given on May 4, 1957. Miss Heaps, our class sponsor, supervised the planning. The main attraction was Jon Marshall and Bruce Kilburn, greeting the girls in Hawaiian fashion. We danced until 11:00 p.m. to the enchanting music of Dan Hanna. Committee chairmen were: Decoration-Casper Carlton Invitation-Rosemarie Martell Orchestra-Robert Plummer Program-Marilyn Kilburn Publicity-Laura Ann Stretch Refreshments-Virginia Lehman Tickets-William Gallagher SENIOR DANCE Saturday night, December 7, 1957, Our Senior Dance, Winter Wonderland, was given. The center of attraction was a little white bridge with ice and Christmas trees under it. Bart Dutton and his orchestra were seated by a huge lighted Christmas tree and they were surrounded by a snowdrift. Mrs. Virginia S. Davidson, our class sponsor, and Mr. Richard Jacobs supervised and helped out where help was needed. Q? The committee chairmen were: Tickets-John Miller Programs-Laura Ann Stretch 7' Orchestra-Davis Patterson . Publicity-Richard Simkins Invitations-Virginia Lehman Refreshments-Carol Jones Decorations-Grady Young x if Yi' A Mystery-Comedy in Three Acts by Donald Payton Wilbur Maxwell , . Hercules Nelson Celeste Nelson . Nina Quigley Frankie Mr. Nelson Mrs. Nelson Mr. Quigley Josephine Dr. Brown Granny Mr. Schuster Daphne , Claude, . Henry , Prompters , Director Stage Sponsor Tony Capasso Bill Gallagher , Judy Snyder Mary Jane Houtz Lois Leonard . Richard Simkins . Carol Webber , Jay Cook . Norma Shapiro Robert Plummer , Bonnie Rose A- Dennis Hayes . Virginia Coll . David Frazee , . . John Miller Arnett, John Miller Mrs. Nipe Mr. Jacobs . Mrs. Davidson xxx 1 W T 1 'Q JI ,gy N. 1 I W ,Q X ,W W ' ' ff 'I u ll fw ff Nw Qian, 3 1 l V ' DLL FW! 'M ll, f f ,J + li mfg. ,X + ' 9 ' 17 ': fi.s'i V' ' 4 1 I-,f'f',1x H, JUNIOR CLASS ,gk Seated Vice Presldent Jon Marshall President Van Batchxs Standing Treasurer Lee lxratzer Sec retary Edlth Undy Mlss Marian Heaps Class Play The Chrnstrnas Hat Cast Standing Duane Parvun make up John Sass: Josephine Genovese prompt ers Van Batchns Dorrs Porch make up Perncles Slcoutrns Preston Thomas Edith Denny Kenneth Lucas Seated Mrs Nnpe Judy Hazlett Duane Wrllns Aimee Sparks Jon Marshall Marne Parente if J T Q, ,Q T F J 3 5, S it xx CLASS OFFICERS ff U ' f - . fy Q : H ' , - 1 C ' JUNIORS Homeroom 208 Top Row James Clark Larry Bennett Van Batchls Clark Burkuns Wllllam Day Robert Chew George Cawley Wrllram Catts John Battunger Lours DnNucola Carl Clark Middle Row Rrchard Chew Faye Downs Gaul Andrews Rlchard Cunnnngham Thomas Carr Yvonne Buncuch Barbara DelBorrello Joan Brodessor Frances DuSaver1o Bottom Row Wallace Coleman Edlth Denny Marne DuSylvestro Jean Cam Cathy Cullman Mrss Cooper Barbara Boclune Nancy Cottrell Carolyn Bowen Carol DlPletro ww Homeroom I 15 Top Row Stanley Dybus Frank Grasso Don Foulk Louis Frredrrch Joe Essmgton Wesley Frntz John Fllnppone Robert Hogan Eruc Hawkmson Joseph Gnlls Mickey Glordano Mlddle Row Anna May Glordano Sabma Foster Jean Hankms Eleanor Ferzettl Shnrley Eckenroad Nancy Flanegan Judy Hazlett Darlene Henry Barbara Estes Bonnne Henry Bottom Row Joyce Hoover Beverly Dunham Suellen Grant Josephrne Genovese Mr Haines Anna Grasso Pauline Henlng Barbara Frahn Harriet Hastlngs 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,,, gnc f X x 11 1 A .1 J K 'u , 4, 1 1 ls - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 . Homeroom llb Top Row Carmen Palverento William Pfeffer Paul Morrison Kenneth Moncrief Kenneth Nutt William Peters George Plerhoples Thomas Mills Barry Nobles Middle Row Charles Mattson Sylvia Nlchterlein John Richardson Doyne Pennington Sharon Musson Margie Morgan Diane Parvin Marlene Press Doris Porch William Richardson Bottom Row Jerry Mason George Pfeffer Gloria Ransome Jo Ann Massari Mrs Zappulla Lee Rogers Marne Parente Roberta Mattson Carole Lee Morrison Gr JUNICRS Homeroom 214 Top Row: David Leonard, Jon Marshall, John Logio- vino, Raymond Ingemar, Dan McFarland, William McMahon, Robert Kidd, James Jefferson. Middle row: Lee Kratzer, Stanley Kidd, Thomas Leonard, Marvin Johnson, Donald McLaren, Betty Lemmerman, Marianne Kochendorfer. Bottom Row: Dolores Martell, Etta McDevitt, Mr. Sparks, Susan Malone, Belva Jenkins, Mary Jackson, Faith Justice. Homeroom T04 Top Row Diane Wllis John Sass: Leland Taylor Parry Sicoutris Jerry Weeks John Todd Robert Stranahan Robert Thurston Preston Thomas Edie Undy Middle Row Helen Zaluske Leon Tilton David Zane Glee Whitfield Sheila Walsh Ethel Treece Ken Woodlin Robert Springer Virginia Stark Bottom Row Aimee Sparks Dorothy Snell Betty Lou Scott Miss Zonies Mildred Stout Shirley Stewart Thelma Washington Shirley Springer SCPHOMORE CLASS Y' Mr Lawrence Antonlk Class Officers Treasurer Gordon Chance Secretary Genovese President Richard LaPalo mento The annual Sophomore Fashion Show was presented In Aprll thus year It was glven for the entire student body The clothes from the Fashion Shop and Charlaps were modeled by members of the Sophomore Class The success of thus show was due to the guadance of the class sponsor Mr Antonuk and the hard work of the Sophomore Class officers y 83 gf iff Selina Foster, Vice-President, Carmella l SOPHOMORES Homeroom 20 Top row Lee Bryant Ray Brantley Pat Brutton Gordon Chance Harry Branner Earl Ayars Allen Cawley Hulda Alexander Rachael Brewer Emma Cleveland Mrddle row Kenny Allen Betty Bonguorno Nancy Adams George Attux Adele Campenella Becky Brooks Cookle Clements Charlotte Blevens Eddie Boone Bottom row Earleen Boyd Judy Berquust Cookue Chrastopher Bertha Crusty Mr Antonuk Ruta Costelll Dlanne Cooker Barbara Bluzzarcl Loretta Attnx tx OFT 'rms Homeroom 22 Top row Ralph Eastlack Pat Delacy James Corluss Harvey Dolbovv John Gloxa Robert Davndow Robxn Flanegan Cllfton Farr Alice Dolbow Linda Garganta John DeLorenzo Middle row James Featherer Herman Gear Barbara Goldberg John Ferry Florence Cullman Pat DrEdorado Ray Garon Joe Davldson Mary Dawson Roberta Danemark Dorman Doughten Judy Flynn Bottom row Barbara Davls Margaret Frazner Francns Gnola Selena Foster Mr Brock Carmella Genovese Carl Downs Eleanor Ehardt Dorothy Eckley Joan Gleason Janet Gleason Not shown Gordon Cummnngs Charles Davns Carole Foxvvell : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I I 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - 1, ., 1 3 X: N 5 X m ' A , 1 1 A 4,1 Wy-. I 5 ,L K ff A , 5 V K A 1 Q, .. . ,. 1 .11 - - ,X . l Q 1 1 lr 4 1. 'Swv' W Q J. J ...A f -11.4 : I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - I r I r I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : I I I I ' I I 1 1 1 1 4 J , , . SCPHOMORES Homeroom I 1 1 Top row John Hlnes Gnlbert Kandler Wallace Harvey Samuel Henderson Wllllam Kung Donnie Kratzer Roland Grant Franklin Haddaway Vlrgunua Kelly Mlcldle row Geraltne Howard Sharon Hurka Patrlcla Jackson Wllllam Hankms Robert Hagan Melvm Jenkms .luduth Holmes Davud Harbold Wrllnam Green Dorothy Hentage Robert Hatnes Bottom row Sandra Kenny Anna Hales Ellzabeth Hull Carol Holmes Marguernte Howard Mr Cam Juduth Ingraham Charles Hess Marilyn Jordan Marlyn Graham Lucllle Hopkins Homeroom 23 Top row Dale Van Osten Louns Tram: Charles Zlthowsku Wullnam Whitney Herbert Waldoff Wullnarn Werner Edward Troupe Middle row Jack Ware Robert Webster Robert Vlckery Carol Wullls Josephlne Weber Robert Toms Charles Van Namee Bottom row John Veal Glenda Wolfe Phyllns Woodards Patrucla Westcott Joan Zappalla Loretta Woodards Not shown Mrs Helton Edward Vueura 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - W , A , YS. I my ' ,M 5 z -V , 11 'T N1 f ,X 1 V1 wt , ,-, 8 . ., ' 4. 1' ' - ' ,I 1 . 1 4 - G .1 K, v, x , ' , J ' S1 a I ' v 1 . ' A i x , : I I I I 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 , . : . , . SOPHOMORES Homeroom 21 Top row: Donald Matlack, Tom Lesperance, John ' Lohmeyer, Bob Lawless, Bob Lemmermann, Tom Lindsay, Bill McMackin, Clay Mason, Louis Mc- Farland, Bob McMackin. Middle row: Mary Ann Monjannis Delores Lerro, Bill Matthews Emma Little Neil Miller Florence Martin Janet Lupton Ina Ray Lindsay Tina Martell Bottom row Ida Mellta Richard LaPalomento Cynthia Lucas Ruth Ann Krouse Bonnie Krupa Mr Hoskins Elizabeth Martell Mary McNeil Charlotte Margerum Barbara Mmter Not shown Tony Marandola Ken Lucas Homeroom i 12 Top row Arthur Smith Janet Stout Doreen Thomas Danielle Straughn Helen Sherriclc Warren Swaverly Steve Scarfo Bull Schoentield Sharon Sparks Joy Todd Leonard Smereglia Middle row Marietta Robertson Evelyn Stout Phyllis Shannon Kay Schlatfer Patricia Styron Lonney Snow Richard Stamets Sam Snyder Judy Taylor James Schooley Bottom row Mary Stamets Patricia Smith Elaine Tavanni Lois Taylor Prisculla Sowers Mrs xiii' Homeroom lO5 Top row William Riley John Reed Bev erly Newmus Reginald Reed Fred Pedrrck Carroll Noonan Jack Pratta Ronald Raine Steve Peters Carmen Pratta Leroy Rafine Middle row Angela Pagnotto Terry Pag notto Angela Pratta Mary Ann Pitts John Reber Samuel Pickens Betty Mus selwhite Joyce Morley King Pennington Marian Mummunk Muriel Morris Bottom row Peggy Reeves Mary Alice Moore Patricia Paratta Janice Morrison Janet Rice Mr Wiedl Paige Morrison Rose Napoleon Shirley Nazar James Ransome f , , I : D I I I I I A I , . : , . I ' , , , ' , ' , I I . . I I I I ' I ' I I I ' : I I I I I ' Smith, Patricia Romano, Lee Schellinger, Barbara Sprouse, Shiela Skeeters. , as aw K N - - - ff - i 1 ' ' ' , , ' I . I A I I I ' I I , . I , ' I I . I I . I - t , , , . I , . 1 F l J 1 I . I ' . I I , , FRESHMEN Participants ln the Freshman Talent Show given March 19 1958 The show was EmCeed by Joe Vasta who played the part of Ro land and qunte a success Mr Francns Thompson ,map fd!! Class Officers Right to Left President Joe Vasta Vuce Presldent Joan Waddung ton Secretary Sally Kelsen 87 f T f T .NS f w L - I i ' ' I . - I 1 I Treasurer, Fred Nagy. W G .rf J . Q, I cl, , . T y - N 5. I I . w a ' fr, ' --Z I FRESHMEN Homeroom 205 Top row Alex Cooker Lmda Ellus Dlanne Crowl Betty Costello Stephen DeGrotto Herbert Eckert Frank DlSylvestro Robert Cleary Carol Dunham Ann Davidson M1ddle row James Eldrldge Beatrnce Evans Joyce Cooper Jean Downs Helen Clark Helen Combs Maurice DuBois Roger Everlnne James Eason Sharon Dolbow Bottom row Sandra Cullnns Sandra Davns Sondra Faunt Nancy Durham Gladys Drummond Mr Bacon Dons Eaton Fay Eastlack Charles Doran Franklun Eason Homeroom 204 Top row Mnldred Boyd Al Calabrese John Carlson Everett Avant John Cafaro Edward Brooks George Buncuch Mlddle row Vlctor Antao Martha Anderson Robert Berry Carolme Barnes Florence Chester Carl Ballentrne Betty Boyd Bottom row Kathy Beamer Vergne Cheeks Loss Casta Mr Burns Ronnue Banks John Buckalew Jerry Church Bruce Boyd - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - M 1m-.u1.-msn-A1 . .M - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , , FRESHMEN Homeroom 217 Top row Bob Hull Ronald Giordano Mrlton Fruedman Robert Gomerunger Charles Harbeson Robert Graham DeBerry Grrffm Robert Henry Bull Gardner Mrddle row Inez Holmes Raymond Hnggms Brenda Hampton Ruth Graham Ruth Foster Mary Flanegan Mark Herltage Edward Henson June Grlls Betty Hull Bottom row Rowena Frankos Dale Hastlngs Nancy Foster Glorla Grnfftth Aluce Hess Mrs Drlks Paula Hocknell Carl Hawkunson Peter Haslett Irvung Gross Top row Grace Mtnter Irene Nutt Wtlluam Nookes Anthony Pagnotto Barry Nauman Danuel Ptckens Douglas Moore Dons Jean Robmson Mrddle row Pat Pope Ltnda Muze Mary Rttterson Duane Robinson .Iamce Ntxon Nancy Overstreet Marne Pedrnck Eluzabeth Robertson Bottom row Jamce Pagnotto June Pruest Sue Pierce Judy Pedrtck Muss Hunes Theressa Ransom Vrrgtma Moore Florence Mnlls Roberta Ratne : , I I I I , , 1 - 2 , r f . , 1 I , , - f r 1 1 r 1 ' I r , , - Cafeteria A : I I I I I : I I V I I : I I 1 V I , , A FRESHMEN Cafeteria B Top row Randy Smith Chester Thomas Jesse Svmmerman John B Smith Arthur Slape John P Smith Bill Stark Cecil Thurston Janet Sowers Middle row Golda Selmes Jim Shlnn Bull Shultz Kay Smith Mary Sanclerlin Warren Sprouse Jack Sammon Melvin Sanders Ken Thompson Mary Thomas Front row Dale Smith Rosa Smith Naomi Shorts Tammy Spivey Mary Spinelli Mr Hann Carol Not shown Ronald Stahl Sandy Schaffer Homeroom 106 Top row Fred Montagna Janice Weatherby Richard Cheeseman Dulys Hollinger Tum Peak Tom Riley Donna Stewart Ben Ford Dan Scarfo Grace Manuel Middle row Bill Wister Pat Wheatley Bill Dolbow Pat Nichols Bob Hurka Sue Sweeten David Winkler Suzanne Jaquett Pete Webster Alberta Breyerton Bottom row Edwina Blevins James Sass: Josephine Barto Hugh Alberts Mrs Hulst Bill Duncan Judy Gomerlnger James Sibley Sue Sprouse Fred Nagy : . , I . I h . I I . . I . I . I U . : I . . I . I . I . I I I . I I ' : . I . , . ' . I . ,I U , Smith, Phil Shannon, Joe Springer, Phil Scarfo. . , . : I . I . I . . I . , . I , , , . 1 , . I : . . I .I . I I . I . I I I 1 1 I FRESHMEN Homeroom 216 Top row Wlllue McBride Harruet Hutchlnson Sandra Kndd Clifford Maddnn James Maxwell Cosmo Manglocco Herbert Marshall George McCarson Pat Lloyd John Lezenby Wllluam Martell Middle row Nancy McGrory Rose Lerro Rlchard Koetunus James Hooks Betty McGill Frank Leone Sandra Lawson Phnlup Hood Ethel Lewus Bottom row Sally Kelsen Duane LaPalomento Sharon Johnson Carol Hoover Mr Phelps Anna Layton Raquel Madero Dorothy Lundle Heanne Martell: Robert Hubble Homeroom 14 Top row Donald Young Amos Wulson John Weber Joe Vasta Robert Vushunsky Goldie Wertz Frances Zltkevetz Connle Waller Mrddle row Clarence Zxegler Joseph Vanneman Dorothy Vnckery Mnllard Wood Sandra Wllson Ronald Weukel Judy Young Peter Worsham Bottom row John Washington Wnllnam Valuchka Joan Waddrngton Mr Thompson Barbara Wooddell Irene Zappala Anna Vuckery Not shown George Tull Mary Tnll Wulber Whnttle Carol Womeck - : . . . l . . I . r . . , ' . , I I I I . . ' ' : , , ' ' , , I , 1 I l A I h ' : ' , ' , , , - , I , A , U, I Not shown: Manuel Marques, Janet McDonald, William Knowles. I I . , I I . . . 7 - - , ' . 'X .Y GQ Q Mr Lawrence Fnsh Director ofthe RegfonalH1gh School Band CHEERLEADERS Sandy Foulk Ed Krlle Chosen for South Jersey and All State Bands La Ura Stretch 94 Marilyn Kilburn K DJ N4 U7 C -+ -Q- O 3 dag Mary Jane Houtz Elszabeth Martell MaryAnn McMahon Carol Jones 'R iff t J E E Q no 1 fi 1 I . 'Q f Z?.fEii?ax mf Ao ' 'W . ly .fx I 5 f yy M g . X I -Ahh . , . 5 I . I . Red and Whit REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, PENNS GROVE, N. J. Editor-Mary Ann Fisher EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Seated: Mary Fisher Assistant Editors: Marilyn Kilburn, John Sassi. Assistant Editor-eJosaphine Genovese, John Sassi Boys' Sports-Richard Simpkins, Dixon Morgan Girls' Sports-Edith Denny Advertising-Frank Hood Circulation-Pat Sparks Social-Judy Smith, Bill Bee PhotographyARoger Pedrick ' 1 ,,... ,A-4 Red and White Editors: Seated-Edie Denny, Dottie McAdams, Judy Smith Mary Fisher, Pat Sparks, Joan Cawley, Betty Carlson. Standing: John Sassi, Richard Simpkins. Typing Staff: Seated-Ruth Lipp, Frank Hood, Nan Sparkrnan. Standing: Barbara Snow, Rose Schmidt, Betty Arnett. 1 l LITERARY STAFF Left to right, first row Sandra Davis, Dorothy Snell, Aimee Sparks, Barbara Sprouse, John Brooks, Barbara Frauhn, Belba Jenkins, Barbara Blizzard, Alberta Bryerton, Susan Sprouse. son, Carmella Genovese, Judy Haines, Maryann Monjanis, Sharon Musson, Ed- wina Blevins, Glee Whitfield, Gale An- drews, Pat Jackson, Janet Gleason, Josa- phine Genovese, Barbara Estes, Kay Cugler, Tina Martell, James Callan, Char- lotte Margerum, Sherry Hurka, Diane Willis, Carl Noonan, Judy Taylor. Red and White Reporters-left ro right-Marian Kochendorfer, Delores Lerro, Sharon Sparks, Selena Foster, Jimmy Sibley, Fred Nagy, Nan Sparkman, Jean Winfield, Carolyn Bowen, Jean Cain. Second row-Mary Mcneil, Linda Van Osten, Eileen Manning, Carmella Genovese, Liz Martell, Mary Flanegan, Marlene Marchak, Joyce McGrory, Nancy McGrory, Belva Jenkins, Edie Undy. Salesman-lrene Zappula, Gale Drummond, Eleanor Frezette, Nancy McGrory, Liz Martell, Jean- ette Martell, Marlene Marchak, Judy Clunn, Judy Pedrick, Faith Biddle, Yolanda Spinelli, Mary Spin- elli, Second-Ed Wilson, Pat Sparks, Thelma Washington, Francis Gioia, Glenda Wolfe, Paula Hughes, Terry Pagnotto, Anna Grasso, Judy Tay- lor, Ruth Werner, Barbara Dutton, Sally Keisen, Carol Webber. Second row-Joyce McGrory, Joan Glea- 97 STUDENT COUNCIL Top row Frank Haddaway John Carlson Wallxam Day Van Batchls Helnz Brockert Joe Vasta Jon Marshall Robert Kldd Florence Cullman Middle row Joan Flelds Jean Wlnfleld Betty Carlson Nancy Overstreet Edlth Undy Lmda Ellls Judy Smlth Glnny Lehman Bonme Rose Paula Hocknell Front row Betty Musselwhlte Charles Mattson Rosemarne Martell John Sass: Robert Plummer Adele Campanella Josephine Genovese Bonme Krupa Kenneth Thompson Not Shown Carol Jones John Muller Louls Pagnotto Marilyn Kilburn Adele Snmkuns Louis Tram: Richard LaPalomento James Snbley On October 22 the Student Councll officers and representatnves were lnducted unto the Councll and on October 29 the flrst meeting was held Delegates were sent to the South Jersey Federatlon of Student Councnls Fall Conference and the New Jersey State Assocuatnon Conference The executlve commlttee establzshed temporary committees whuch are the School Splrlt House and Charnty committees Some of thelr BCTIVITIES were color days pep rallnes dress up day lnstallmg a telephone In the gym helpnng as guldes at open house dances after the home basketball games starr direction changes and a suggestion box put In the llbrary The Student Councnl started the ndea of buzz groups Seven council members get nn a group and dlscuss a problem They decide whether It IS to be brought In front of the whole councll Throughout the year the Student Council has contrlbuted to a better under standmg between student and faculty We thunk that thus years Councll IS one of the best yet - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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LIBRARY CLUB STUDENT STORE Tony Capasso Eddue Wnlson Judy Clunn Ginny Lehman Judy Smith and Margle Morgan Top Carl Hawlunson Bull Schultz Ball Wlster Fred Pedrlck Elizabeth Rappa Aluce Dolbow and Donna Stewart Middle row Loretta Woodards Mary Thomas Bertha Christy Margaret Frazer Ruth Graham Francls Glona Page Morrlson Margaret Reeves and Josephlne Weber Bottom row Phyllns Woodards Brenda Hampton Warren Sprouse Janet Baldwnn Mrs Nlpe Allce Gray Eleanor Erhardt and Josephlne Borto 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 t FIRE AND AIR RAID PATROL Top row Harvey Dolbow Wllluam Knowles Stephen Degrotto Joseph Gulls and Edward Knlle Mfddle row Pasquale Du Edoardo Frances Grasso Lonney Snow Edwln Vlelra and George Attux First row Tony Capasso Ed Wnlson Marvnn Johnson Jon Marshall and Stanley Dybus VISUAL AID CLUB Top row Harvey Dolbow Louis DlNucola Everett Avant John P Smith Thomas Mnlls Weaver Smuth Herbert Waldoff Samuel Henderson Robert Plummer Edward Kllle John Guoua Pasquale DlEdoardo and Steven Scarfo Mrddle row Wnlluam Richardson Edwln Vuenra Wllluam Ludwugsen Orlando Thompson John Richardson Ray Brantley Leroy Stone Wulllam Bradley Herbert Jordan Louls Tram: and Roger Everllne First row James Ransom Wallace Coleman George Attlx Rnchard Stamets John Reed Mr Weldel Robert Mlnor Donald Matlack Lonney Snow Robert Toms and Charles VanNamee A , I - AJ J , J., , : , , f , , . : I I , , , - W, . . . - 1 1 ,. , , . I fl Q x I I I I ' I I I I I I I ' I V 1 , , , , I , , , , , - : I I I I I ' I , f f , - HOME ROOM BANKERS Top row: Delores Martell, Judith Milley, Carole Williams, Alice Galey, John Brooks, Joseph Essington, Edward Troop. Middle row: Sondra Davis, Joan Gleason, Rose Lerro, Sherri Hurka, Florence Mar- tin, Helen Zaluski, Diane Parvin and Edith Denny. First row: Judith Haines, Janet Rice, Su- ellen Grant, Miss McCartney, Judith Snyder, Mary Stamets and Anita Vickery. STAGE CREW First row Robert Hitchner Edward Wilson Anthony Capasso Leroy Stone James Jefferson Top row: Charles Van Namee, George Attix, Bob Hagan, Jay Cook, Joseph Essington, Gordon Cummings LUNCH PATROL Top row Weaver Smith Bob Manor Bull Tnedeman Bull Bee Don Macon: Leroy Stone Nolan Bartok Dennls Hayes and Bob Kulle Mrddle row Gmny Lehman Jeanette Martell Loss Leonard Frank Napoleon Joe McClellan Frank Hood Bonnle Rose Richard Slmklns and Dave Leonard Front row Eileen Manning Judy Mllley Ed Wllson Joyce McGrory Tony Capasso Mary Ann Fisher Edne Denny Joan Brodessor and Lnnda Van Osten HALL PATROL Top row Don Foulk Louis Frledruch Van Batchls Bull Tledeman Bonnie Rose Don Macon: Leroy Stone Grady Young Nolan Bartok and John Maller Middle row John Sass: George Pherhoples Charlie Mattson Frank Napoleon Joe McClellan Bob Plummer Frank Hood Ronald Conley and Frank Hewrtt Front row Joan Franklm Pat Sparks Norma Shapuro Josephune Genovese Edue Undy Joyce McGrory Jeanette Martell Mary Jane Shannon Sharon Musson 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row Bill Bradley Lois Leonard John Miller Ed Kille Bob Purcel John Webb Frank Hewitt Pat Sparks Joan Franklin Barbara Snow Middle row Fred Renner Bill Gallagher Ginny Smith Norma Shapiro Sara Whittle Joan Fields Maryellen Peachey Carol Webber Mary Fisher Stanley Sloan Bottom Row Ginny Lehman Laura Stretch Betty Carlson Charlotte Becker Mary Jane Shannon Heinz Brockert Judy Snyder Eleanor Mehta Rosemarie Martell MAIN OFFICE WORKERS Top Row: Barbara Dutton, Betty Sorrels, Sandy Foulk, Casper Carlton, Laura Stretch, Betty Carlson. Bottom Row: Charlotte Becker, Barbara Snow, Judy Snyder, Carol Boyd, Carole Williams. Nor Shown: Carole Morgan. arf AGRICULTURE CLUB Top Row John Cafaro Erik Hawkinson Ken Moncrief Herbert Eckert Ken Nutt Robert Graham John Smith Robert Vrshmsky Frank DiSylvestro Middle Row Victor Antao Edward Henson Carl Ballentine Robert McCarson Robert Cleary Harvey Henry Clifton Fair Leonard Smereglia Frank Leone John Collins James Hooks Bottom Row Charles Doran Alexander Cooker George McCarson Robert Hitchner Mr. Thompson-Sponsor Bill Tiedeman Leroy McCarson James Eldridge. RETROSPECT LITERARY CLUB Standing Lois Leonard Joan Fields Kent Davis Betty Sorrels Kay Sutton Bob Plummer Ruth Lipp Pat Sparks Seated Judy Snyder Mary Jane Shannon Sponsor Dr Davidson INTRAMURALS Top Row: Peter Worsham, Robert Henry, John Washington, George Till, Millard Wood, Dennis Hayes, Leroy Stone, Dennis Rose, Lee Kratzer Capt. Fourth Row: Donald Young, Ronnie Banks, Charles Borisch, Bill Catts, Lew McFarland, Barry Nobles, Bill Gardner, Robert Lawless, Jay Cook, Ronald Stahl, Fred Golt, Emory Townsend Capt. Third Row: Bill Roeske, Charles Hess, Steve Peters, Cosmo Mangiocco, Frank Hewitt, Melvin Jenkins, James Clark, Heinz Brockert, Joe Springer, John Ferry, Charles Spencer Capt. Second Row: Clifford Madden, James Maxwell, Bill Riley, Frank Meredith, Bill Peters, Robert Davidow, Philip Shannon, Angelo Napoleon, Louis Jordan, John Webb Capt, Bottom Row: Herbert Marshall, Willie McBride, Jim Shinn, Charles Zitkevitz, Stanley Kidd, Carmen Pratta, Tony Di- Lutis, Tom Riley, Tony Capasso Capt. Sponsor: Mr. Garner ART CLUB Top Row Randy Smith Gladys Herman Carol Williams Frank Napoleon Joe Mc Clellan Wallace Harvey Bill Schoenteld Joy Todd David Zane ln Robert Haines Janice Weatherby Jackie Lohmeyer Ernest Necelis Leon Tilton Janet Drew Carolyn Doran Ronald Bottom Row Priscilla Sowers Lee Henry Vergie Cheeks Robert Hubble Mr Haines Mr Robinson Jean Priest Joyce Griffith Jeanne Martell Faith Justice . : . I . I . I I I , , . - , : ' , , . . I I ,- l l D I , l . Middle Row: Phyllis Shannon, Ken Wood- i ' ' l I I . r , I l ' I I Hill. : . . , l l I I . I l ' I I I I CHEMISTRY CLUB Top Row Louns Frredrach Bull Day Van Batchls Clark Burkms Bob Pursel Ball Bee Joe Grlls Richard Belcher Mrddle Row John Bavttenger Dave Leonard Donald Foulk Joe Essmgton John Cam Stanley Sloan George Plerhoples Ed Kmlle Bottom Row Eugene Ford Bruce Knlburn Charles Mattson Edle Undy Mr Boone Sheila Walsh Perry Srcoutrls Herbert Jordan John Sass: CHOIR Standing Carol Downs Herman G ar Harrret Hastmgs John Reber Gordon Chance Cora Anderson Schooley Cluff Farr Marrlyn Kllburn Frank Haddaway Bob Plummer Adele Srmkrns Sherry Hurka Jeanette Martell John Brooks Caroll Noonan Janet Drew David Frazee Betty Musselwhrte Joan Brodessor Edf Knlle Judy Smrth Judy Taylor Seated Lucnlle Hopknns Barbara Bodlne Barbara Sprouse Barbara Frauhn Thelma Washmgton Cathy Coleman Farth Bnddle Sheula Skeeters Janet Jenkms Carole Morgan Kneelmg Glee Whntfueld Maryann Kochendorfer Nancy Flanegan Mary McNeal Sharon Sparks Duane Parvnn Betty .lo Davus Edre Denny Ruth Kern . : - . . I . I .I . I r . I . I . : . , I I , r , , I 1 l 1 , , . ' : , Q , ' ' , , , , Allen Cawley, Earl Ayars, Mary Fisher, Ted Carlson, .lean Cain, John Webb, Marguerite Howard, Jimmy I . . l . . , , I , . I I I I I I 4 I ' I I A I . I ' : . . I . I 1 I . I I . . I . I . , 4 . I . I . I I BUSINESS CLUB Top Row Janet Harrls Allce Galey Barbara Snow Albert Edwards Charlotte Becker Mary Jane Shannon Donald Allen June Anderson Grady Young Beth Brewer Carol Boyd Carole Wlllnams Joann Naumann Barbara Clemente Jean Wxnfueld Middle Row Rosalie DlSylvestro Pat Thomas Joan Franklnn Rose Schmitt Janet Drew Jeanette Martell Betty Arnett Mary Jane Houtz Bonnue Rose Betty Sorrels Catherme lngersoll Maryellen Peachey Joan Flelds Shirley Cottrell June Sechrnst Jean DnSylvestro Carol Webber Bottom Row Joan Cawley Barbara Crescenzu Sondra Schaal Vlrglnua Smnth Betty Carlson Sponsor Mrs Saletra Casper Carlton Pat Sparks Angle Fucadentl Nan Sparkman Loretta Vlcere VARSITY CLUB Top Row Ronald Conley Wesley Frntz Bob Stranahan John Flllnpone Warren Swaverly Mrddle Row Anthony Marandola Dan McFarland Ken Lucas Manager Charles Sutton Harry Adams Bottom Row George Pfetfer Doyne Pen nungton Bnll Porch Jerry Mason Dnxon Morgan Ike Thomas 34:- 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - .mn . , My , ' ,- h !. , .. . 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' I I I . , , JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Top Row Patrrcua Westcott Lucnlle Hopkuns Carroll Noonan Carol Wnllns Jack Ware Davld Harbold Fellx Pietro Allan Cawley Dorene Thomas Janet Stout Mary McNeal Cora Anderson Joyce Morley Mtddle Row Eleanor Melxta Janet Gleason Bette Musselwhlte Carrnela Genovese Lee Rogers Judy Taylor Shame Hurka Adele Campanella Barbara Goldberg Ellzabeth Martell Joan Gleason Janet Rice Bottom Row Eleanor Ferzett: Barbara Sprouse Leland Taylor Robert Webster Charlotte Margerum Sponsor Mass Cooper JUNIOR RED CROSS Top Row Peter Washnngton Charlotte Blevins Bxll Whltney Janet Sovvers Ruth Kern Carolyn Rebman Roberta Danemark Ruth Foster Janet Lupton Middle Row Joe Vanneman Freda Guthrne Pat Thomas June Muze Llnda Muze Jannce Charlton Francns DeSaverIo Roberta Raine Janet Jenkins Mary Alnce Moore Bottom Row Carol Sparks Kay Smith Joe Vasta Bob Hurka Mrs Hulst Mrs Smtth Lmda Ellus Aluce Hess Teresa Gnoua Kathy Beamer : . . I . . I I . . I I . I . . , V , I . I I l . : . I I . I I , I . I I I . I I . . : ', ' , , , I Thomas Lindsay, Louis Traini, Barbara Fraunt, Herbert Woldotf, Florence Cullman, Joan Zapalla. I I , I , I I 1 1 1 f , , . f , I , , , . , . . , J I 1 . , ' . , . SOCIETY OF SECRETARIES Top Row Mary Dawson Louise Warren Faye Downs Gail Andrews Nancy Adams Middle Row Angela Pagnatto Theresa Pagnatto Do lores Martell Etta McDevit Nancy Purcell Roberta Mattson Front Row Nancy Cottrell Evelyn Stout Mrs Helian Karolyn Bowen Marie DiSylvestro Judy Flynn Q., PERSONAL TYPING Top Row: Jerry Weeks, Earl Ayars, Douglas Jones, Bernard Avant, Howard Neicen, Betty Costello, William Starks, John Reber, Bill Kitchin. Middle Row: Aimee Sparks, Ed Boone, Sam Pickin, Harriet Hutchinson, Rose Lerro, John Lezenby, Patricia Lloyd, Philip Hood, Hugh Aberts, Patricia Pope. Front row: Judy Pagnatto, Susan Pierce, Diane Robinson, Mary Ritterson, Miss Mc- Cartney, Richard LaPalomento, Theresa Ran- some, Virginia Moore, Jean Cain, Dorothy Lindel. SENIOR BIOLOGY Top Row David Frazee Mike Cooker Ray Flanegan Bob Kille Bob Pursel Stanley Sloan Richard Simkins Fred Renner John Miller Middle Row Virginia Lehman Lois Leonard Pat Sparks Eileen Manning Ruth Hermann Norma Shapiro Laura Stretch Linda Van Osten Joan Franklin Bottom Row Virginia Smith Pat Thomas Judy Milley Mary DePina Bill Gallagher Virginia Coll Barbara Dut ton Carol Webber Judy Smith CHESS CLUB Top Row Bruce Boyd Wnllnam Venable James Devon shire Robert Chew James Featherer Back Row Dale Smlth David Winkler Robert Jordan Tum Peak Joseph Raine ENGLISH CLUB Top Row George Carrow Wlllnam Kung Douglass Moore Jerry Church Bottom Row Ray Hlgglns Frank Eason Mr Cam James Eason lrvln Gross Absent Delbert Holmes FRENCH CLUB Top Row Danuelle Strong Nell Muller John Helnes Jack Pratta Ronnue Ranne Robert Vlckery Albert Cale bnse Frank Haddaway Middle Row Judy Young Joan Brodesser Carolyn Mark Herutage Wllber Whlttle Bottom Row Sandra Faunt Pat Smnh Anna Vuckery Mrs Zappulla Glen Eaten Robert Sprmger Pat Romano Pat Eastlack : , ' ' , - A , , v : . I . , I I , . : . I . . I . I I . . , . , I A , . . : I I Barns, Carol Dunham, Dorothy Vickery, Ralph Eastlack, I , ' , 1 I 1 ' I I l I I , . : , . X I I .f 1 I - TWIRLING CLUB Top Row Judy Clunn Carole Morruson Grace Munter Rachel Brewer Lunda Garganta Duane Crowell Mary T Flanegan Helen Combs Frances Zutkevutz Betty Boyd June Gulls Mullue Boyd Delores Lerro Muddle Row Ruta Costellu Fauth Buddle Rosalue Smuth Maruon Chrustopher Sharon Johnson Shurley Sprunger Rowena Frankos Jean Wunfueld Januce Nuxon Joan Waddungton Betty Hull Gladys Drummond Judy lngraham Mary Stamets Bottom Row Cathy Coleman Jeanne Hankuns Carol Boyd Joan Franklun Bonnue Rose Mr Fush Saluna Foster Dorus Porch Eleanor Ferzettu Janet Ruce Januce Morruson FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Top Row Marguerute Howard Alzodeen Brown Sarah Whuttle Dorus Jones Ina Ray Lundsay Hulda Alexander Kay Cugler Ruth Werner Vurgunua Stark Duana Cooker Joann Massaru Muddle Row Madelena Lorusso Carol Homes Helen Zalusku Paula Hughes Anna Hules Pat Pratta Sandra Brutaun Loss Taylor Eduth Bruce Peggy Wulson Bottom Row Glorua Ransome Naomu Shorts Dorothy Herutage Betty Bonguorno Yolanda Spunellu Muss Stanton Gladys Hull Betty Hull Elaune Travannu Anna Guordano Joyce Hoover IIO CHEERLEADING CLUB Top Row Kay Schlafer Yvonne Buncuch Cookue Clements Teresa Pagnotto Pat Styron Carole Foxwell Ruth Ann Krouse Carole Downs Nancy Overstreet Mary Clarke Beatruce Evans Mary Spnnellu Sandy Schaffer Second Row Betty McGull Sandy Colluns Florence Martun Maruan Mumuck Shurley Nazar Sandy Kudd lrene Zapalla Judy Gomunger Irene Nutt Suzanne Jaquett Pat Nuchols Sue Sweeten Mary Sanderlun Thurd Row Jean Downs Nancy Durham Carol Hoover Paula Hocknell Kay An derson Dulys Hollunger Sally Keusen Judy Pedruck Florence Mulls Duane La Palomento Marue Pedruck Mary Tull Fourth Row Muldred Stout Glorua Gruffuth Sabuna Foster Pat Wheatley Marue Par ente Duane Parvun Nancy McGrory Bonnie Krupa Adele Campanella Barbara Gold berg Carol Puetro Bottom Row Pat Westcott Doreen Thomas Sandy Foulk Luz Martell Muss Zonues Maryanne McMahon Mary Jane Houtz Carol Jones Laura Stretch : I I I I I , , , , , u , , ,. ,,.,. : I I : I I , , u , .,,,, J 7 : I I , , , , 5 I 1 , , 5 1 r I I ' I I ' : , , I I ' I I ' , . I I l , , , u , , FUTURE NURSES CLUB Top Row: Barbara Minter, Marietta Robinson, Beatrice Lewis, Inez Holmes, Beverly Neumus, Diane Willis, Judy Hazlett, Marlyn Graham, Pat Britton. Middle Row: Mary Ann Pitts, Cynthia Lucas, Erlene Boyd, Judy Burquist, Eileen Manning, Mary Ann Kocken- doter, Florence Chester, Adelle Simp- kins, Dorothy Snell. Bottom Row: Nancy Foster, Emma Little, Jean Robinson, Sylvia Nichter- lein, Judy Milley, Mrs. Hazel Harbold, Linda Van Osten, Betty Lemmerman, Dorothy Eckley, Loretta Attix. Absent: Ida Melita, Sharon Sparks, Sandra Wilson, Donna Buckalew, Emma Cleveland. GIRLS VARSITY CLUB Top Row Laura Stretch Shirley Ecken road Ginny Lehman June Anderson Sandy Foulk Becky Brooks Beth Brewer Middle Row Hersell Smith Mary Jane Houtz Betty Arnett Mrs Layton S ellen Grant Margie Morgan Sharon Musson Bottom row Thelma Washington Bon nie Henry Josephine Genovese Anna Grasso Nan Sparkman Kathleen Tilton Norma Shapiro ARCHERY CLUB Top Row Dale Van Osten Gordon Cummings James Corless Gilbert Larry Bennett Jack Lucas Middle Row Jack Sammon Lee Hy land Sam Snyder Connie Waller George Attix Tom Lesperance Bll Mathews Carl Clark Raymond Giron Jessie Simmerman Ed Springer Bottom Row Jim Schooley Donald Hale Maurice DuBois Bill Dolbow Joe Davidson Nancy Flanegan Bill Han kins Peter Hazlett Roger Everline Donald Maclaren Sponsor Mr Coleman Burns , : , ' - , , , , , . : , I I I - r U' , , : ' , - , I , , , : I Kandler, Irving Proud, Clay Mason, , . . I I 1 I I - I , f I , . : ' , I V 4 I ' V I I l , , , VARSITY Top row: Wesley Fritz, Bernard Avant, William Venable, John Fil- lippone, Charles Spencer, Casper Carlton, Charles Sutton, John Webb Bottom Row: Edwin Wilson, Fred Renner, Anthony Capasso, Averill DeGraffenreid, Frank Napoleon, Reginal Reed. Coach: Mr. James Devonshire JUNIOR VARSITY Top row: Dale Van Osten, Gordon Chance, Bill Catts, Allen Cawley, Louie McFarland, John Gioia, Van Batchis, Bill Day. Bottom Row: Charles Mattson, Wil- Iiam Hankins, Lee Kratzer, Preston Thomas, Thomas Leonard, John Ferry, Bill McMahon, Jerry Mason, manager. Co-Captains: Tony Capasso, Casper Carlton FOOTBALL 1957-1958 Fred Renner Averill DeGraffenreid X E Co winners of the Ronnie Albertson Trophy Duke Sutton and Tony Capasso Bernard Avant Charles Sutton Ed Wilson John Webb nf '57 in-. C33 Cl'1arleS Spencer Frank Napoleon Tony Capasgo Bill Venable Casper Carlton A Mi Yff' fi. Ll... aE The critics picked this year's team as a not so good team. But the players set out to prove them wrong. And prove them wrong they did, for it turned out to be one of Re-Hi's best. The 1957 team won 6, lost l, tied 1. As the coach said, This is the best spirited and co-operative team l have ever had. The team scored 207 points, sec- ond highest in South Jersey. The team also sported four of South Jersey's finest football players as was shown by their recognitions. The team of 1958 will badly feel the results of the Senior class gradu- ation for the team sported ll seniors, all of whom played considerably. The 1958 class would like to say Good luck to next year's football team. A-I - ' K A slam, x-.., .. .W 'i 1 f ' ! ' VARSITY Standing: Ken Lucas - Manager, Van Batchis, John Belitza, Dan Mc- Farland, John Filippone, Ronald Conley, and Duke Sutton. Kneeling: Bob Stranahan, Harry Adams, and Jack Homan. ,......,X ,N iisf 12 The Hardluck team is a name which fits the 1958 team to a tee. ln only 6 games was the team in full force. Injuries to the key players possibly caused the team the loss of the Tri-County Championship, which they had captured in the previous 6 years running. lnexperience was another leading factor, for the team sported only one holdover from the Championship club of 1957. The team had probably the best shooter in Tri County in Dan McFarland, a talented Junior. Look for great things out of this boy. But without the help and spirit of the other ballplayers one man couldn't have carried the burden of success. Others con- tributing a commendable iob to the team are as follows: Adams, Filippone, Belitza, Stranahan, Sutton, Homan, Conley, Batchis, and Mattson. Even with the iinx the team had a respectable 15-6 record. The players of 1958 want to thank Mr. Rudy Baric and Mr. Coleman Burns, the best coaches in the business, for their guidance and faith in the team. Tir H 1 Junior Varsity r 1 H ,, 1 ,-, ' lun: ley. 14 ? 40 Standing: Lew McFarland, Wesley Fritz , , Heinz Brockert, Clark Burkins, Allen Caw ' Kneeling: Warren Swaverly, Jerry Mason 1 . A I IN Q. 3931 it K 6 BASEBALL 00' is ,M '01 v -1-1 xiii' Back row Larry Scott Duke Sutton George Pfeffer Mldclle row Joe McClellan Harry Adams John Fllnppone Charles Mattson Stewart Hnltebrand Bottom row Robert Lopes Dmger Vogedxng Bob Stranahan Dmxon Morgan Ed Wilson Fred Renner B Coach Mr James Devonsl-ure Captains Duke Sutton, Ed Wllson, Casper Carlton l2I BASEBALL With a combination of team work, spirit, and sportsmanship these young fellows came through with one of the finest baseball teams that Re-Hi has ever known. They captured two high-ranking titles: the Tri-County Baseball Championship, and the South Jersey Group II Championship. The players were rewarded by receiving trophies for the Tri-County title and iackets for the South Jersey Group ll title. But all of this success wouldn't have been possible unless a fine coach had been in charge. Luckily, the team has one of the finest coaches in the South Jersey ranks in Mr. James Devon- shire. The team started out like a house-a-fire by winning their first ten games, but because some of the key players were playing out- side baseball, the team lost three games in a row. The coach de- manded: either play for the High School team or for the outside team. The players chose the High School team. After the mishap, the team won their next three games, proving that they were the champions. Charles Sutton Harry Adams Joe MCClell0n BASEBALL Schedule for 1957 Woodstown Clayton Paulsboro Gloucester Svvedesboro Mnllvulle Salem Woodstown Clayton Putman Paulsboro Mlllvllle Swedesboro Salem Pitman Pitcher Sutton Belltza Sutton Sutton Sutton Belutza Sutton Belttza Sutton Belutza Sutton Belutza Sutton Sutton Sutton Belutza Fred Renner Casper Carlton Ed W'l50n SS 7,7,7u,,,, uuuuuuuuuu ,u,,,,,,,,,,,, . 0 S SS 7,,,,,, u,,, ,,uuuuuuuu,a.u..,,.,,,, S S l S uuuuu uuuu uuuu S u,u,,,, u,,,,,,u . 4 S S 77,,,7,, ,,.vu S uuuuuuu O ' Gloucester S S ,,,, ,u,,,,,,,, ,,,, S S S, 3 S S S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS . 2 ' ' i ivviviiiiiviiiiii V k Hi iifiiiiiiii 2 ' SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS S.SSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. O ' TRACK Q .. Senior Members James Callan Bob Kille Dennis Hayes Re His track team started its 1957 season with only a few experienced men but came out with fair standing Although they lost the Tri County meet coming fourth they came back and beat the winner Woodstown by a walloping margin in the Salem County meet The Class of 1958 came in third In the Interclass meet of 1957 The cinder team lost to Gloucester by one third of a point came in second in the Pitman Salem Penns Grove Triangular meet again losing a close one by a one point margin scored only 13 points in the South Jersey meet and beat Clayton The Regional sprlnters placed fifth in the Brldgeton Relays and third in the Penn Relays both in the mile In the state championships John Belutza brought home a medal for first place in the pole vault Some of the teams strength laid in sprints and lumps run by Seniors Jim Calan Dennis Hayes and Bob Kille and lumped by Weaver Smith and Bob Miner and in field events l24 Schedule April 8, 9, 10 Interclass meet, Home - Soph. 1st Sen. 2nd Fresh. 3rd Juniors 4th Bridgeton Relays ,cc,cc, 5th in the Mile Penn Relays c,c,c, .,cccccc, 3 rd in the Mile Gloucester ,.c,c,cc Lost by one half point Pitman, Salem, Penns Grove Came in second South Jersey Meet' Fourth with 13 points Clayton, Cancelled Tri-County Championship - Came in third John Belitza lumped 12 State Championship Second John Belitza lumped 11 9 Salem County Meet Won by double score Coaches invitation meet at Collings wood Weaver Smith lumped 11 3 John Belltza 11 6 Coach Mr Kenneth Garner W -shud! O9 TENNIS E Aa- 1-'N .qv xqlu 1 Sfandmg Dave Leonard Clark Burkms Kent Davns Kneeling Herb Woldorf Wesley Frnz Grady Young Coach Mr Donald Hames ' A - 1' NUM f ' 'A P KV Q, -Y , - , 3 P' ,. ' ' S F! : l 1 K W-fi ,, 7,3 gt. 1 1 52:33 4 , fr , , fm? .1 'Ax ' . 1 . 4' ' 'WJ' Av . . f 0 ,mvvsval ,WL 'Y , Q L ll li New . ' - Q l ., ..- f 4 ' ' L f K A97 1 V :' M, 1? , E A ' - ' , 5 , -I X XX MN V . . f 1 W A 1 a 6, I V. - . 73 A HOCKEY Co Captains Carol Jones Rosemarie Martell f Coach Dorothy Layton VARSITY Left to right Florence Cullman manager Beth Brewer Rosemarie Martell Becky Brooks Suellen Grant Shirley Eckenroad Margie Morgan Sharon Musson Josie Geno vese Luz Martell Anna Grasso Hersell Smith Carol Jones. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: Ellen Eaton, Josie Barto, Mary Thomas, Bonnie Krupa, Mary Jackson, Kathy Tilton, Linda Ellis, Pat Sparks, Sharon Sparks, Mary McNeil, Judy Gominger, Sandy Kidd, Beverly Newmuis, Nancy Overstreet, lrene Zappalla, Susan Sprouse, Nan Sparkman. Kneeling: Nancy McGrory, Carol Downs, managers. BASKETBALL VARSITY Left to right Marilyn Kilburn Liz Martell Helen Sherrlck Bonnie Rose Janet Lupton Rose marie Martell Norma Shapiro manager Sandy Foulk Laura Ann Stretch Ginny Lehman Carole Williams Hersell Smith Anna Grasso an SC 611 BFI Friends Millville Pitman Clayton GFI S S 9 Woodstown Pennsvnlle St James Swedesboro an Glassboro e Brndgeton JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right sitting Donna Stewart Eleanor Erhardt Lucille Hopkins Janet Jenkins Nancy Overstreet Selena Foster Mary T Flanagan Rose Lero Carol Morrison Kneeling Sandy Davis Janice Morrison Cindy Lucas Jean Downs Dolores Martell manager Carol Downs Frances Zukevitz Betty Hull Co captains Laura Ann Stretch Sandy Foulk 127 Re Hi Re Hi D . 17-38 ' c7,s,.v,,,....,s 19 J . 30-48 ,,ac,,c,. 41 J . 6-38 ' ' . , ccccs, 55 F b. 6-32 ' ,cc7,cc .-.-.17 J . 10-44 ' ,cc, ,7cc,,c, 47 F b. 11-42 . ,,,cc,,cc, ,, 48 Jan. 14-40 Tower Hill -. ,,,c,eec. 50 Feb. 13-38 Salem . ,.,,s,,,e,,,,,v. . 35 J . 16-29 s.se,cc,,c,,cc,, 23 F b. 20-48 2,,ss,,s, 49 J . 23-76 -. ,,ss,,s,,ss .52 F b. 27-53 ' ,.,,c,,..,,.,. 52 I I ' GIRLS' TENNIS Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Penns Grove Frrends Woodbury 'Woodstown -k fCoIlmgswood 'Mnllvnile BrldgeTon Haddonfield Tower Hull West Jersey Tennis League Top Row Glnny Lehman Beity Arnett Laura Sfrefch Bottom Row Sue Grant Beth Brewer Nan Sparkman L L ,,,Lu 3 ' ...L,,uu, L 4 ,,. 5 'Paulsboro ,,L,.,,,,,,.. 2 . auuu, ,- 1 ' ' ..,,,,,.uL,,,.,., . 6 ,auu O ' .uLLu.,...Luu 7 O ' ,-u,,uuu,, 7 ,, . . - 4.4 , . 3 ,. iv? . iff '-- rl N ,' l 1-,Q A :'f . .' IA V I ' Q ,fs 'lf 'ff v fl saw A Y- W5 FQ. , H X jg- QL 6+h Perlod Secrefarlal Prachce Girls Fran and Dave Bud and Ada 58 Efhel E Peierson Home Room 23 Marlan E Heaps Mlke and Carol 58 Helen T Allen Laurence D Flsh Mrs Vnrguma Davidson Mr Hann Dunc and +he Boys Marlene Marchak and Earl Sherrlck Bull L and Carol D Mr and Mrs Kenneih Garner Doihe M and Jlm G Helen Tozour Josle and Mullle Mr and Mrs Richard H Bee Mrs Harold B Hulsl' Junlor Classical League Mrs O R Kreumeler Peggy and Russell Pal and Weasel Mr John M McHugh Home Room 2Il Mrs Doi' Lay'l'on Home Room II4 Thomas B Robinson Home Room lI5 Cafe+erla A PATRON'S PAGE Jlm Devonshire Charles Cleary and Alma Cole Bull and Lee Fu+ure Nurses Club Francss O Thompson Mr and Mrs John M McHugh Home Room I7 Alex W Boone Sue and Bob Joan and Bull Angle and Jlmmy Sandy and Cass The Allles Chunk Mohawk Cheese Greeny and +he Boys Home Rooom I04 Judy and Gene Mary Ann M and Charlie H Dr Lesfer G Davidson BeHy and Dennis Home Room 207 The Ari' Club Home Room 2l4 Mr and Mrs Donald J Schooley Mass Margare+ Conner Joan Brodesser and Lee Relnauer Nan and Larry F T A Club The S O S Club Home Room 2I7 Home Room 209 ' . ' , Kaiherine E. G-aven+a Congratulatwns, Class of 1958 There S a Place 111 Th1S Pleture for You Wha+ever your chosen profession all of you will play an lmpor+an'l' role m 'I'he 'Fu+ure of 'rhls counlry soclally pollhcally fechnologlcally As crhzens of lomorrow lhe nahon s s'l'reng+h lies In you Through your guld mg hand will develop a s+ronger more produchve Ameruca To you lhe young men and women of +he qraduahng class IS enfrusled +he herrlaqe of our qreal' nahon and :fs many people We wlsh you every success ln your fulure endeavors CHAMBERS WORKS E I duPont de Nemours 8: Co Inc MkesofBtte Th gf Btt L Th ughCh stry I ,iw v y W S 7,5 I P 'is Aw , ., M A 7 o 0 o . . . . I . . . . . . . . . I, , . s o s I n a o I ' ' . . . . I - I . . . l I . 0 I 0 . v . . . . ., . a r e r in s or e er iving... ro emi PENNS GROVE GENERAL SALES Sporfing Goods Painfs Housewares Toys I0 S. BROAD ST. PENNS GROVE PJHONE 2056 CENTRAL PARK MARKET Groceries, Meafs. Vegefables Birds Eye Frosfed Foods Corner Fairview Ave. and Broadway CENTRAL PARK Phone P.V. 475I 4' , Ei 115, PENNS GROVE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Easf Griffifh Sf. and Barber Ave. Phone 844 PENNS GROVE NEW JERSEY y '.fwaf.El .I I ,' , . PENNS GROVE NEWS EAST MAIN STREET GEO. R. PEDRICK 8: SONS CO. Seeds Since I880 Vegefable Seeds Grass Seeds Wholesale Seed Growers and Merchanfs PEDRICKTOWN, N. J. Newspapers Cards Sfafionery Toys Home Office Branch Office Pedriclcfown, N. J. Penns Grove, N. J Penns Grove-500 iPenns Grove-I750I Mullica Hill iGridIey 8-498 Il H. S. JUSTICE 8: COMPANY Produce Brolrers and Shippers Dealers in Building Maferial and Farm Supplies Lumber, Hardware, Feed ESTABLISHED I845 Ph I807 L. CARTER, O WARREN'S HARDWARE Qualiiy Tools-Household Goods Garden SUPPIEQS DRY CLEANERS SHELL ROAD CARNEY'S POINT 8 Hour Service 37 E. Main S+. Penn: Grov ROLLAND S. KILLE INSURANCE SERVICE 398 N. Virginia Avenue MARTY SLOAN'S za s BROAD sr. PENNS enove 1654 n's S+ore JoRnAN's FLOWER SHOP LINENS-FABRICS-NOTIONS Penns Gmve' N' J' Women and Children's Apparel MEMBER OF F'T'D'A' 58 S. Broad Sf. Phone 294 Bafbef Ave' Phone M6 J ERS EY'S B EST Pure Milk and Cream Phone Penns Grove No. 2 9 EAST PITMAN STREET APPAREL SHOP PELURA'S TAXI 2-Way Radio Cabs PHONE 304 asf Main S+. Penns Grove, N. J. CHAS CHARLAP S SONS CONEENY'S NEWS SHOP MEN S STQRE Magazines - Newspapers - Giffs B Foun+ain Service PHONE IS99 33 SHELL ROAD PHONE 222i Flowers by C. B. FORD CORSAGES BOUQUETS DELL'S LUNCHEONETTE Subs Sieaks Sodas II PITMAN ST. 2398-M Hieapk jlefuelrg Mme gf QaaQZy Q 1 . . . , , . ' !'I.l.'!!!! HF' CHEESEMAN'S DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency W. F. CHEESEMAN, Reg. Pl1ar. Broad and Main S+s. . Tel. 362 PENNS GROVE, N. J. WILLIAMSON'S FOOD MARKET Es+ablisl1ed I896 Self Service Groceries, Meals, Frozen Foods PEDRICKTOWN. N. J. Phone 2I25-W Complimen+s of HARRY F. STEWART INSURANCE STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL Complefe Course Bookkeeping - Accouniing - SecreI'ariaI Sfenogra phic - Typewri+ing - Civil Service Compfomefer - Ediphone - Office Machines DAY AND EVENING CLASSES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 502 Linden S'I'ree'I' Camden, N. J. Phone Woodlawn 4-3369 0 9 Furnishing Sou+I1 Jersey's Fines'I' Homes Since I9I5 SHELL ROAD CARNEYS POINT. N. J. Com pIimen'I's of SLUGGER'S NEWS AGENCY SHELL ROAD CARNEYS POINT 55,-'IL J. WARREN BOUVIER FEDERAL TAX SERVICE 56 Mill S+. Pedricldown PHONE Penns Grove I895 PHONE ll59 JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING ire.. y Q 53' I . - -- WATCHES ' DIAMONDS SILVER ' GIFTS ii 29 S. Broad Sfreef Penns Grove. N. J. TONY'S AN RESTAURANT TONY ox MARTELL, Prop. 1 , Compiimenfs We Cafer 'Io Pariies x if of Iralian and American Food S I Pennsville 880I ' ss MAIN ar. PENNsvlL.l.E N. J. Open 9 a.m.-I a.m., Mon.-Wed. Friday and Sa'I'urday Till 3 a.m. Closed AII Day Tuesday WATER SUPPLY COMPANY MMNTYRE sTlLEs Esso Cameras Pho+ographic Supplies La+es+ Records Norih Broad and Virginia Avenu Scum Broad S+. PHONE Penns Grove 988I PENNS GROVE SWEET SHOPPE ALSAN'S SHOE STORE Souih Broad Sireei' PENNS GROVE i Complimenfs Complimen+s of of COUNTY FINANCE SERVICE F. W. WOOLWORTH Loans S25 +0 ssoo Broad and Main S+s. PENNS GROVE. N. J. Charfered Buses for All Occasions Also School Transpor+a+ion S, CUNNINGHAM 81 SON 9-I5 Wesf Main S+re.e+ CQ. PENNS GROVE, NEW JERSEY 237 Noah Broad S+. Buick-CPG' PENNS GROVE, N. J. PHONE 2900 Phone P. G. 580 FACTORY OUTLET Complimenis of SHOE sToRE PEN4:I-,SSOTZTCSTE SZ J FREIGHT COMPANY Phone ,,9', ' ' ' BILL KILLE'S A ,LL TEXACO SERVICE SHELL ROAD - CARNEYS PT. Compcllmenfs I64 Division S+. Engineering CARNEYS POINT Sales - Moforola - Service 72 NORTH BROAD STREET Complimenfs of BALFOUR CO. k Hemz Broclreri recewmg class rung from Bob Plummer MRS ROY GRIFFIN DRABOLD S PEDRICKTOWN New JERSEY Sllp Covers Draperies Cur+ams Bed Spreads and Accessories CUSTOM MADE Sample Fabrlcs +o Choose I9 RAILROAD AVE PENNS GROVE 2065-J PEDRICKTOWN DOUGHERTY S 'll' J-11 DRUG STORE Q' 'T ffss iJ'T'1+1 If r 42 Shell Road E T- ll CARNEYS POINT N J Cav-x 5 I , , . - I U I . . 1 . . . S YINI1 'NL COMMUNITY SINCE IWII 1 1 v R A' 4 lv e r 7' f ,4 -umg-f,-,, g ,I I '-'Q S- 'if ' .ffl pf A 4 .4-'aff-' . , , L,-so-.. ,- 1 U U , 3 gi -,JG ---'G 2-'Af' ' fl v--'- -.221-s. I 1 ' 5-fa ' ----fe?--f . 1: 1 , 1 -, If Mir . lj ,. AST A Q .. .A b f- ,. ,w r I f' ,i,L'.... ,- ',, , . . KUEL 0 4.-H-1-rv Congrafulafions +o +l1e Class of '58 POLAND S JEWELRY STORE Es+ablished 46 Years BROAD AND EAST MAIN PENNS GROVE. N. J. Complimenfs of illi-l JJ ll.id lJJ3 KunL..AND WM KU RLAN D S PHARMACY I74 N Broadway CENTRAL PARK 554465931 PENNS GROVE S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE bl S Broad SI' Penns Grove NIPE'S DAIRY PEDRICKTOWN Foremosl' Homogenized and Pasleurlzed Dalry Producfs PHONE Penns Grove 3640 GEORGE L WECKER Insurance Service GEARED FOR Falihful Promohon and Prolechon of Your Inleresl' al' All Tnmes Telephone 2078 34 Easf Ma n Sfreel' PENNS GROVE N J Lowesf Cosl' Aufo Flnancmg 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 lnferesl' on Savlngs Accoun'l's Safe Deposll' Boxes for Renl' SERV U ELECTRIC CO Weshnghouse Appliances 53 55 Sou'I'l1 Broad SI' PENNS GROVE PHONE IIO KYTE 8: MCLAUGHLIN De Solo Plymoulh Sales and Servlce VgnaAe Ph ne 2292 OPEN 8 m 9 pm M THE PENN'S GROVE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY I .,, X . .f ff' ,'.-' .W ,4,v4. ESTABLISHED I900 Wesi' Main and Oak S'I'ree1' Penns Grove Offering Every Banking Facili+y Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CompIlmenI's of Your School Bank PEOPLES BANK OF PENNS GROVE PENNS GROVE NEW JERSEY 2 In+eres+ Paid on Savmgs Accounis M b FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSIEURRNCE CORPORATION QACAN S WH? IMWQQ HOTEL COLONIAL Alr Concllhoned Free TV 7 W si M n PHONE 77 PAGNOTTOS Furm+ure Appliances R uf I3 C 1' R PEDRICKTOWN NEW JERSEY Ph P G 727 95 I I 0 . . A m r Ti'f5Q ,f J, EX H X 'eww My Q, v ' f nun l JT? 9, I a.,, ws A 6 e ai Penns Grove, N. J. I o e OI rown Poin oacII I ones: enns rove -7 HUBER HUBER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Kemper Approved Insurance Advisor 4I Penns Grove Rd. Pedricldown Penns Grove 4I3 Our SpeciaI'I'y - Serving You MISS KAY HUBER, Presidenf KAY DONNA CORPORATION Real Esrafe MRS. H. S. HUBER. Pres. MR. H. S. HUBER, Mgr. Penns Grove I044- I045 Garages for Reni' ELECTRIC SERVICE Exfending Io I'he Class of I958 Our Mosi' Sincere Wishes E. Main and John S+. Penns Grove --..,,.s X CNMKMKWWQNW4 W. S. LEAP Qualiry Men's Wear 'For II7 Years Corner of Main and Penn SI's. One Square From River PENNS GROVE, NEW JERSEY R. R. WILLIS CO., INC. Lumber Painr Hardware 7 Oak Sf. Phone 237I I80 W. Main SI. 5' KENDON STUDIOS Wishes to express appreciation for the opportunity of being associated with the Senior Class of 1958. For this privilege the Kendon Studios thanks this graduation class and extends to you the additional service upon graduation week. The same Senior Class portrait rates will be in effect for your grad- uation portrait. PLEASE ARRANGE FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT. 24 E. Main Street Phone 692 1 w4,.,'5'H'tr2 f we my ff-ff,..,,N N J-vw,-4 K ann...-w wmv REEL ..s. Ill! IEEE Ili! 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