Pitman High School - Talisman Yearbook (Pitman, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1953 volume:

SEPT DECEMG MAY 666 90 W le 5 C enior farm A presents IMPSE UF THE SEH UUL YEA H figggn 9952-M 9 QQQQQ V mama PITM!-KN HIGH SEHUUL PITMAN, NEW JERSEY 4 We CI ,Am G nd PE Q'- M XXX X N X S Nx N Nj JW FUHEWUHII The yearbook staff has tried through words and pictures to portray the course of a school year, especially the final year of the Class of 1953. Time has passed quickly this last yearg and steadily the sand has trickled through the hour glass, the shadow has traveled around the sundial, and the days have length- ened into months. As We look back over our school Clays we shall forget the trials of tests and the drudgery of homework, but shall remember the good times we had, the lasting friends we made, and the teachers who guided us through four eventful years. We hope that this yearbook will be a constant reminder of those clays when we experienced so many happy times. i W' il 99' i V' R Ni . ' g 1-p g, wwwixv I iiilig.. Q ... 5 5 y.:-.1-Q.. - .fr 29' ROSE A. CHIUMENTO M DEIIIII Tlll The Senior Class is pleased to dedicate its yearbook, the 1953 Talisman, to two faithful friends of the Class, Mrs, Chiumento and Mr. Powell. For their thoughtfulness and cheerful cooperation in advising our class through its high school career, we are indeed grateful. We also appreciate the help given us by Mr. Gerald Groninger during the first three years of high school. 'Quo-vc Byyyv xl y 1 Q t g li: 5 . GEORGE POWELL 5 I fbhiifflzil ,M Wafer n High School Praise her t Here's a song to Pitman High School, Once more we sing to Pitma Rally to the callg o the sky Make it three times three, O students, She's the pride of fair N Sing it, one and all. F reshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, All will back thee true, And will make thy halls and portals Ring with triumphs new. Here's to 0 d There o y u, ear Alma Mater 1 Sing! Oh Best one of them allg Though the miles may stand b etween us We'll come at thy call. Praise we once l-'A,,,.,.. -I-,,,, ,U , 1, ss f--- ' ew ersey, Hail to Pitman High Hen-e's to thee, dear Alma Mater Still our hearts will burn , Even after graduation ur steps will turn , sing, ye sons and daughters Shout in glad refrain, O b ur eloved Alma Mater again. 31 .Z f-'X 'i af. t QQ ,-,,-.-. Q .uuoa X p J,-f1 S. X 1 X x Ax f By: X l , f? K -Z4ufun1n--the time of year when vivid color is on the treesg and 1 ' 'Q eager faces crowd to the doors of Pitman High School to renew acquaintances grown inactive throughout the summer. Cheers rise steadily as the football team resumes its role as the main sports activity of the season. The girls take to hockey and return home at the end of a day exhausted. School spirit is inspired by the band as it triumphantly plays the Alma Mater. This truly is a time of reunion. l Y l l i 1 1 ,Q if ,,,, . I 4 if , 'iff .,,. ' LL,, l ' gin 9, A - X . Q ' ii 4 it , . X i. . . E159 ,xg JAK fr, 1 : .is 1 'fa 1 it ,L.. , - ' 17 o L ' , , I Q ' Q ' - IAA ' 9 . ' l ' L. ARTHUR WALTON HENRY B, COOPER I-HJMI ISTH TIU Mr. Walton came to Pitman in 1923 as principal of the newly organized high school, in which position he served until 1941, when he became supervisor of the Pitman school system. His wholehearted endeavor has been to improve the educational facilities for young people. Mr. Cooper, formerly a teacher of history in the high school, became its principal in 1941. He, too, has devoted his life to the problems of youth and has always tried to increase the opportunities offered to the students of the school. V, Mary E. Kerr Dorothy Hausmann To Mrs, Kerr and Mrs. Hausmann, our secretaries, is due much of the efficiency of the school management. Always on the job, they have solved many problems for perplexed students. .B.... , TALISMA STAFF This, our last year in P. H. S., has been a busy one. Among our many activities was the publication of our year-book in which we have tried to tell the story of 1952-1953 in an interesting manner. We hope that in future years this will be a happy reminder of high school. The Staff was as follows: editor-in-chief, Barbara Stone, associate editors, Janis Law, Joan Overs, Robert Shirley, Judy Lynch, Carol Franck, James Conklin, Paula Clemen, Harold Neubert, Peggy Veith, Donald Hopkins, Susan Elliott, photography, John Enzman, John Collier, Marilyn Smith, art, Lynn Johnsong business manager, Barbara Wood, advertising, Barbara Wilson, Mari- anne Richman, Jan Zanger, Jack Hurff, Gail Beilstein, William Hagerman, typists, Shirley Neff, Barbera Wescott, Shirley Philipona, Miriain Ellis, Virginia Hall, Alice Mozzo, FIRST ROW-A. Mozzo, J. Enzman, S. Neff, M. Smith, B. Wood, J. Law, B. Stone, J. Overs, J. Lynch, J. Conklin, P. Veith, S. Elliott, M. Ellis. SECOND ROW-P. Clemen, C. Franck, M. Richman, L. Johnson, J. Hurff, J. Collier, R. Shirley, H. Neubert, W. Hager- man, D. Hopkins, G. Beilstein, V. Hall, B. Wilson, S. Philipona. BARBARA STONE Editor -rflx , . :La -if , X YEARBOOK TYPISTS - ii Barbara Wood, Miriam El- - ft- M iii, virginia Hall, Shirley Philipona. Q. 1 -Q X i :iw misf- aw Ma 5 ' I P f. H K , ,, ,., fi i '. :f:::t1 ,J ' ,',,,:.,1, -'pgs i' iti l, ,, I i ,'Xfgg':v ' ZW-r - ,g,5 ! Tia! z E 'Rf Leroy Bernar r er ial 51+ Rose A. Chiumento French, English THE FACULTY i Q5 , Matilda Dudzinski Ralph Commercial Mathematics, Guidance ? ' iii 'K K : fi JK K i 0' if Mary K. Jugel Edna Kane Library English, Latin A I .li . W lawn t pix cf -if ,ily 2 .'f e.f7',i , 9 Carlo Grisanti Mechanical Drawing, Manual Training Marjorie P. Landry . .. .APN V .rf M A' Iva M. Collins English Robert Jones Instrumental Music 611 Torsten J Miller Home Ecorj-i Mathematics J V Richard H. Reimer Biology f' Eleanor Swing Physical Education ,J W fi X . of yy f ff! J E l 1 I i . we u 'IA I 3 . I ,i V 1 -K P f' W 1 , V KXKKVAVAV k Q E fly ! LH :- Samuel L. Penfield Physics, Mathematics Edgar Noorigan Richard J. Plum! i Commercial Manual Training ogy George Powell Ella M. Reid Science, Chemistry English f 2 S X' '5- J , X, W i ' 2314 XX P I - ..ii, Yi,-A ' al i ninn u ' WL, 1 L Florence S. Reis V Simmon XMKPX Gerald Snoke Vocal Music NYVDVQJ Home Ecbopoinics Wil Art lj 'W ew ' U . A, l.,a,,1iMH?Vl ' VAX-, gf . - I lb K G rm A 11,1 ,X TVUAIU- Robert S. Waddell P y 'cal Education Aww ,JW f ff? Sarah A. Weatherwax Ruth K. Wells History, Social Science History ,. 'Wink' ' Y- ff 7-2 fl P kv, J .7 ' ,N , , 2,57 .4 W Q',f' KA. lyk' Lie,-if Y 1, ff X ww' f - ' s' 1 H ' ' fi ' L' Q X 5 . 1 .15 ,L FIRST ROW: F. Lentz, M. Budd, M. Evans, M. Quigley, B. Snell, M. Rickert B Weissman M. Hayman, J. Joyce, N. Sheer, J. Kandle, L. Herzer. SECOND ROW Mrs R Wells D Batten, P. Shaffer, S. Kressley, R. Dipper, J. Kivlen, R. Lawrence, H. Lang R Dole D DeGroodt, J. Donovan. THIRD ROW-J. McQuaide, M. James, A. Frentzen J Muntz H. Wetzell, P. Dunn, K. Daniels, F. Garton, C. Brown, H. Williams, L Montgomery FIRST ROW: Mr. Bloomingdale, D. Kircher, V. Fuller, E. Downer, C. Shirley, F. Hasher J. Trimble, B. Shreeves, Ulery, E. Benz. SECOND ROW: W. Bachman, Hasher, P Park, F. Glass, B. Neuschafer, R. Mixner, M. Hursh, C. Peters, G. Curry. THIRD ROW B. Alrich, M. Fisher, M. Simmerman, F. Stewart, G. Kelly, H. Banks, J. Johnston, C Caso, C. Leonard. Y. if FIRST ROW: Youngcourt, D B Ceravolo, P. Shuhart, C C Burkett, D. Stetser, P P McEvoy. THIRD Burger, F. T FRED HASHER president HOWARD WILLIAMS vice-president BARBARA SI-IREEVES secretary FLORENCE LENTZ treasurer N w r 1 a N :..i '- 5 ..R '-5-tif, I '-A-Q, ma-A Ts' V, i' Zugwirs X4 ,. . if-A .f,c,f g u,?? y A-L ., f7Ae UNIUH5 Brmmg SECOND ROW W Herzer Q syrr 1 Q -5:. I , , I A -as 3 I ef .P .fe A. , I I M JOHN EMERY, JR.-president L I , , Q 5 .5 5,549 15,5 RICHARD BURNETT-vice-president fa ,,,- 1-.1 '- 'wyiz-2.11 ' . 1 1 5 - ,,,:- I ' f ' s Lf': Th, Ji.. .f,--' A 9 JUDITH NEWKIRK-secretary Qi' R ' ':'A Lois HAIGHT-treasurer H1 I f f ,?3'iZ!f ' ' W2 - ' it - Q I 1 V FIRST ROW: D. Ramsey, S. Brundige, L. Haight, F. Beebe, F. as fi Goodrich, M. Geiger, D. Haas, N. Robertson. SECOND ROW: B D Pike D Tyce R Wiest, H Parker, R. Earley, F. Fletcher, I ii 5 , ff. 7 ...VV , ll: . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ,.,,,, . Q, fi A. Wagner, J. Sankey, T. Hayward. T FIRST ROW: B. Caso, B. Murray, J, Veitel, J. Centuolo, B. A. Haines, M. Whitley, J. Emery, N. J. Robeson, D. Himer, S. Hansen, E. Jessup, N. Harrison, B. Halliday. SECOND ROW: M. Rhoads, P. Ward, C. Hitchner, W. Esterlund, R. Burnett, W. Hopkins, R. Hall, L. Brining, C. Powell, M. E. Adams. THIRD ROW: C. Edwards, D. Smith, W. Pierce, R. Tresch, R. Taraska, J. Wahl, L. Wilkerson, F. Tusler, R. Wurst, G. Wilkins. FIRST ROW: Mr. Noorigan, C. Lucas, D. Weaver, C. Harper, N. Shuhart, J. Kohl, M. Neuhaus, A. Howarth, M. Di Filippo, L. Schneeman, J. Newkirk, D. Vaitses. SECOND ROW: D. Reiter, R. Young, J. Hutchinson, B. Urban, T., Yoder, R. Romano, C. Bakley, W. Powell, T. Knox, F. Sterner. THIRD ROW: F. Mczzo, D. Ledden, S. Hurif, R. Downer, W. Hoffman, R. Coates, D. Brian, B. Beebe, A. Meister, W. Wood, W. Carr, W. Fox. 31. SIQIPHIJMIIHES FIRST ROW: S. Morris, E. Munyon, I. McAnally, S. Murphy, S. Johnson, P. Hummell, B. Scull, M. Parker, B. Fols, M. Cannon, A. Schellinger, C. Cooper, M. Boldrick. SECOND ROW: L. Traband, E. Beilstein, E. Hoffman, R. Leonard, B. Parvin, D. Wagner, J. Stecher, B. Winston, R. Applebach, A. Turner. THIRD ROW: C. Webb, B. Lisle, A. Davis, L. Cogan, H. Parent, D. Weatherby, J. Saqui, D. Garrison, D. Stroman, Mr. Penfield. M fm FIRST ROW: Mr. Carr, D. Vandergrift, R. Centuolo, J. Wentzell, E. Winters, D. Frazier D. Cavallaro, C. Rainier, B. Schaeffer, S. Cossabone, K. Hitchner, E. Hudson, J. Wallace, L. Childress, J. Lonia. SECOND ROW: J. Wood, A. Skinner, R. Chauncy, P. Bermender, W. Barr, A. Law, R. Chew, R. Morrison, J. Kivlen, S. Murcavage, S. Munyon, R. Pye. THIRD ROW: E. Nichols, H. Gilliam, G. Gill, K. Williams, T. Downer, G. Hunter, J Hart, D. McCauley, D. Stackenwalt, E. Hillman, R. Wobensmith. UA. PHESHME FIRST ROW: E. Elliott, P. Powers, A. Snelbaker, J. Moore, P. Landolfi, M. Seehousz, P. Knisell, N. Hoepke, A. Cooper, P. Tusler, Mrs. Dudzinski. SECOND ROW: T. Pickering, W. Keller, R. Malas, C. Bowers, N. Neff, J. Wood, B. White, J, Godfrey, M. North, M. Porter, M. Goldman, J. Leo. THIRD ROW: G. Harbinson, B. Campbell, C. Eldridge R. Schmidt, D. Neuschafer, H. Randall, B. Newcomb, C. Neptune, R. Hopely, C. Matlack. 9 ,a,.,g....ax: ,:lnl :' mmmviuew, ,lr f Q ,isa Q V' . RST ROW: J. Kummer, H. Bakley, M. Bakley, F. Kopak, B. Myers, J urgis, P. Weisenbacher, P. Trimble, D. Furfari, C. Pierson, B. Brown, . Toce, M. Groves. SECOND ROW: C. Doble, R. Griffith, R. Hiler, Hofer, R. Moore, I. Henry, J. Duncan, K. Williamson, R. Shirley, C. arrison, S. Hurst, E. Hopkins, C. Huberty. THIRD ROW: W. Brown , Dare, R. DeMoore, D. Barger, B. Fisler, G. Gwin, F. Dick, G. jones . Homeyer, P. Rowe, L. Drummond, A. Quick. 7 9 fRST ROW: E. Merriel, H. Rowand, A. Duncan, L. Manbeck, B. hroeder, S. Todd, D. Hammond, E. Valeno, J. D'Annunzio, M. -oesen, S. Stech, Mr. Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Dupper, P. Carew, . Knight, 1. Montgomery, E. Daminger, J. Blaker, F. Barger, E. bCesari, J. Bellebuono, E. Budnik. THIRD ROW: R. Hirst, D. Priest, Hickman, J. Hager, M. Hannum, W. Knox, D. Fuller, J. Romano, Chambers. R' X .. KENNETH WILLIAMS - president JAMES HAGER - vice-president PATRICIA TRIMBLE - secretary RUTH SHIRLEY - treasurer 712. P its FIRST ROW: J. Enzman, C. Shirley, C. Pierson, A. Mozzo, R. Caulk, J. Conklin P Lauer, L. Schneeman, E. Downer, P. Bermender. SECOND ROW: D. Fast, J. Muntz B. Gorman, J. Emery, P. McEvoy, D. DeGroodt, J. Gambogi, W. Hopkins, W. Hoffner R. Coates, A. Wagner, K. Williams, W. Knox, J. Zanger, J. Hurff, L. Drummond ST DE TEUUNIIII. The Student Association, to the membership of which all members of the student body are eligible, has as its governing body a group of elected members, known as the Student Council. The council has many opportunities for service, such as solving problems that vitally Concern the welfare of the school and sponsoring various projects throughout the year. The Council of 1952-53 has worked very efhciently under the leadership of President Richard Caulk and the guidance of Mrs. Ella Reid. Among the successful activities were packing Christmas baskets, sponsoring a movie benefit for the school paper, and staging two social events, the Christmas and Farewell Dances. RICHARD CAULK A President S. A. Cfiicers RICHARD CAULK x s. . ef LW E, PM ,-as , Y , president JAMES CONKLIN V vice-president 1 2L,,,,.. PAT LAUER ,gg treasurer ll A ALICE MOZZO secretary A -.. . J sk- W . I. . , 4 1 FIRST ROW: J. Leisy, B. Ceravolo, E. Blaker, G. Beilstein, E. Benz, G. Owen. SECOND ROW: J. Sturgis, C. Cooper, M. Parker, A. Skinner B. White, J. McAnally. THIRD ROW: B. Shreeves, M. Rickert, P. Shaeifer, B. Wilson, P. Knisell, G. Curry, D. Sandberg, M. Hursh, I. McAnally, J. Kivlen. FOURTH ROW: A. Turner, B. Neuschafer, C. Homeyer, A. Snelbalcer, Sankey, J. Knisell. FIFTH ROW: B. Beebe, D. Brian, C. Kandle, R. Lawrence, C. Hitchner. SIXTH ROW: J. Donovan, D. Lawrence, H. Lang, R. Applebach, J. Enzman. MHJUHETTES Barbara Ceravolo Gail Beilsgein Nancy Rgbesgm Elaine Blaker Elaine Benz Gail Owen BAND EULUB GUARD Barbara Shreeves Marilyn Rickert Paula Shaffer Jean Kivlen Ina McAnally 1 bf' pa VARSITY FIRST ROW: C. Schellinger, H. Williams, C. Brown, R. Melson, J. Fleming, R, Shirley, J. Conklin, R. Powell, D. Gray, W. Hoffman, W. Fox. SECOND ROW: B. Motisher, J. Enzman, W. Hagerman, M. Powell, F. Magin, D. Hopkins, D. Murcavage, C. Stecher. FUUTHALL The 1952 Panthers did not have a too impressive record with three wins, one tie, and five losses. The wins were over Sweflesboro 6-0, Woodstown 6-0, ancl Hammonton 26-0. The tie was with Mount Holly 7-7. The losses were to Florence 14-0, Glassboro 13'0, Salem 26-0, Pennsgrove 34-0, and in the last game of the season Pitman lost to Clayton in the fourth quarter 12-7. Although the record was disappointing it was still an improvement over recent seasons, Seniors, playing for the last time in orange and black, were John Fleming, Bob Shirley, Dick Melson, Russ Powell, Frank Magin, Jim Conklin, John Enzman, Don Gray, Bill Hagerman, Dave Murcavage, Carl Schellinger, Ben Motisher, Carl Stecher, and Don Hopkins. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: H. Fowler, J. Leo, W. Taggart,.F. Hasher, R. Dole, M. Almmo F Tatum W. Hager, M. Fisher, R. Wobensmith. SECOND ROW: C. Webb, W Hopkins H Randall, H. Wetzell, G. Gill, L. Wilkerson, D. Fast, R. Leonard, J. Emery R Hurff .Qs ii.. si ai!! , si - Z SITTINGf M. Parker, J. Trimble, C. Shirley, A. Mozzo, J. Gibbs, P. Lauer CCapt.7, G. Beilstein, S. Philipona, B. Wilson, j. Newkirk, L. Schneeman, B. Scull. STANDING: E. Downer, E. Valeno fmanagerslg J. Montgomery, J. Sturgis, P. Trimble, K. Williamson, L. Haight, A. Schellinger, M. Boldrick, M. Kroesen, S. Morris, N. Harrison, P. Hummel, E. Winter, R. Shirley, E. Hopkins, R. Moore, S. Murcavageg S. Brundige, agers, Miss Swing, Coach. The hockey season was not so good as Coach Eleanor Swing had ex- pected, however, the girls continued to work hard and displayed the usual high spirit and determination. The high point on the schedule was reached when our Pantherettes played host to Pennsgrove. The game presented the finest skills and team work of the season. Pennsgrove was victorious in the closing minutes of a hard fought, well played game. Those receiving their varsity letters were Pat Lauer, captain, Alice Mozzo, Gaii Beilstein, Shirley Philipona, Joan Gibbs, Barbara Wilson, Linda Schneeman, Judy Newkirk, Joan Trimble, Carole Shirley, Marilyn Parker, and Shirley Tryon, manager. The V. team placed third in Tri-County competition. Pat Lauer, Shirley Philipona, Carole Shirley, Marilyn HUEHEY Parker, joan Trimble, Linda Schneeman, Alice MISS ELEQNQHR SWING Mozzo, Judy Newkirk, Beth Scull, Barbara Wilson, oac Gail Beilstein, Joan Gibbs. , ,. t - - r M V. . if A - .... ' .iff 7,-1:3,,,, ' Y gr so Q '- .,', i1w- Q 5 a 1, ,' --'A Ea?- i VY- 1-'il y:.vf?3E'fw M5 A .1 Lau-1-H A- ' - '--V .. W - .0'vW'- ' ,ek-' -1--i n,',,. ' ii . '.i.. . ills .,,...-.u-- .,.......-.....- ' fff x. fbtszwf, t I L' v 319.-fr arf ' N, A E Y if 523153 Y ,, :L f ' isa? 23W-VLHYH' if 1. a'Qj 13'i ?f'v agp' ca f, 7 A! A 3-'min f - k K' 22 Whig -415 ,1T1 SEATED: D. Delbridge, C. Darlington, P. Lauer, P. McEvoy. STANDING: B. Bellebuono, J. Burger, B. Gorman, A. Meister, W. Hagerman, R. Hall, J. Hurff, Mrs. Jugel, J. Muntz, L. Montgomery fpresidentl. .IUNIUH TIIWN MEETING MEG!-XPHIJNE STAFF FIRST ROW: J. Kohl, J. Overs, B. Wilson, P. Veith, J. MzcLaren, K. Knight, D. Delbriclge, leditorl, J. Conklin, J. McAnally, J. Hollinger, H. Moll, P. Lauer, G. Owen. SECOND ROW: J. Ulery, J. Kandle, N. Robeson, J. Newkirk, F. Lentz, J. Lynch, G. Beilstein, F. Fletcher, W. Hagerman, C. Darlington, J. Collier, D. Batten, M. Quigley, M. Rickert, D. Daniel, J. Saqui, J. Mick. 4 STANDING: A. Quick, W. Keller, R. Reding, Miss Kane, B. Newcomb, J. Romano, C Huberty. SEATED: N. Landolfi, D. Furfari, Wentzell. . DHAMATIEELUB ABT CLUB FIRST ROW: T. Pickering, F. Dick, J. Duncan, P. Bach, L. Brining, H. Wargo, S. DeMore. SECOND ROW: R. Griffith, G. Jones, S. Gwin, L. Johnson, Mr. Snoke, H. Schoch, F. Creamer, W. Hilderbrand, W. Hoffner. V15 See if -1 2. 121,111 us. .. ,-16. ,. 'r A W . if if rx lf. nu-u 'TGULK ,Fix MOL I Ali? in O FIRST ROW: Peter McEvoy, Albert Frenzen, Wayne Hoffner, Richard Caulk 1Pres.l, Jake Muntz, Donald Hopkins, jack Emery, Richard Burnett. SECOND ROW: Charles Webb, Frank McMullan, Lanny Montgomery, William Dent, Russell Powell, Howard Williams, Jan Zanger. HEY IILUB .IUNIUH HEII EHUS5 SEATED: Frances Kopalr, Carol Pierson, Alice Cooper, Phyllis Tusler. STANDING: Nancy Neff, Nina Landolfi, Carol Garrison, Robert Reding, William Keller, jane Kohl, Evelyn Hopkins, Joan Wentzell, joan Wallace, Betty Myers, Miss Simmons. ' 1 ST!-HSE AND SEENEHY CLUB Daniel Moore, Richard Melson, Albert Davis, George Hirst, Robert Hirst, john Stecher, Charles Nlatlaclc, john Romano, Robert Schmidt. BUYS' EH!-KFT IILUB Lee Dare, Gary I-Iarbison, Richard Malas, Charles Neptune, Paul Carew, joseph Kivlen, Edmund Budnik, Edwin Agren, William Barr, Charles Matlaclc, Robert Chew, Charles Bowers, Albert Quick, Ronald Griffith, Robert I-Iopely, Dallas Priest, Barry Campbell, Douglas Fuller, Gordon Hunter. Y W . ls. il FIRST ROW: R. Powell, H. Schock, B. Motisher, Hurff. SECOND ROW: C. Stecher, J. Hammell, D. Murcavage, R. DeGrooclt, R. Shirley, W. Dent, L. Lewis. THIRD ROW: T. Sager, W. Hagerman, H. Wargo, R. Cartwright. N. Williams, C, Tyce, W. Smith, F. Nlagin. CHEF CLASS CAMERA CLUB Griflith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Powell Hirst. FIRST ROW: H. Parker, L. Drum- mond, B. Campbell, J. Hofer, R. H. Knight, R. DeMore, J. Hart, Ri Nf N'1.Jf' wax,- ELECTRICAL 'SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Enzman, G. Gwin, K. Hickman, Brining, W. Staples, L. Pratt. SECOND ROW: Leonard, H. Randall, G. Hirst, G. jones, C. Doble, Hirst. THIRD ROW: Mr. Penfield, R. Frazier, Coates, R. Lisle, A. Davis, H. Banks, G. Kelly. CUNSEHVATIUN CLUB D. McCauley, B. Newcomb, B. Aldrich, D. Tyre, R Wiest, F. Mozzo, D. Ledrlen, C. Homeyer, D. Stacken walt. GIRLS' GYM IILUB FIRST ROW: F. Kopak, E. Munyon, P. Tusler, R Shirley, B. Murray, A. Duncan, M. Toce, E. Daminger J. Blaker, K. Hitchner, N. Neff, A. Schellinger, S. Cos sabone, D. Williamson, B. Myers. SECOND ROW P. Park, J. Ulery, C. Kanunerer, S. Brundige, M Bolclriclc, Trimble, R. Gellenthin, B. Halliday, E Valeno, J. Hasher, M. Budd, P. Hummel, J. Newkirk P. Trimble, I. Henry, E. Hopkins. FUTURE IIIIMEMI-IHEHS III? ZIMEHIIIZI T? li' STANDING: L. Herzer, M. Ramsey, R. Tierno, N. Wood, J. Prince, S. Prince, S. Neff, J. Palmer, J. Hollinger, N. Sheer. SITTING: B. Shreeves, D. Kircher, E. Blaker, J. Kandle, F. Lemz, M. Evans, J. Joyce, E. Downer. .IUNIIIII MISS IILUB FIRST RGW: P. Tusler, N. Hoepke, C. Pierson, E. Hopkins, J. Wmtzell, J. Blaker E. Damingeer, A. Cooper. SECOND ROW: M. Porter, J. Wallace, S. Cossabone, K Hitchner, M. North, A. Duncan, J. Godfrey, R. Moore, J. wMontgomery. 'Xxx wg' -91' ,H ?. 1 ur ft 1215 +5-94 ,M- ... x . J N ,Q if. 2 '1 '5f X .- 'f-25 ' l4'.fM X fx I A i, XWAQ m.x JP- 'Xxx' ,li 'O' f 'Aw f-my 'XNO' 4p,. - 'NJHA . ,ep mf . f , Q- 1'f-My :iii-M K. .,.X,a.2 V K 4, . X 4 I LN Hifi? Y A .1922 5492 4- gpg L Aa,-5-'X .- QQ1 , V ' 0, f 0I,:A J' rv X' 1 xX ' 1 N 4- X955 'kis- Q 1 , .iif-14i4:3 fm 53 .tr m u. i. m FIRST ROW: B. Cvso, D. Hammond, B. Urban, S. Murcavage, B. Schaffer, J. D'Annunzio, L. Childress M. Groves, C. Garrison, P. Bermender, M. Goldman B. Brown, E. DeCesari, C. Pierson. SECOND ROW: S Kressly, Youngcourt, H. Moll, B. Neuschafer, P Shaffer, C. Turner, P. Cleinen, MacLaren, E. Atkin son, D. Bach, MacLaren, Palmer, S. Neff, V. Davis, Miss Reis. THIRD ROW: J. Duncan, M. Ellis, C. Freshcoln, D. Dclbridge, C. Suessenguth, J. Belle buono, J. Lonia, S. Munyon, D. Henry, W. Landolfi, D. Furfari, I. McAnally, S. Murphy, N. Shuhart HIHL5'EHUHUS FIRST ROW: Miss Reis, Duncan, R. Moore, B. Weissman, P. Clemen, E. Cruickshank, R. Dipper, Centuolo, N. Robertson. SECOND ROW: D. Delbridge, M. Neuhaus, J. Kivlen, C. Freshcoln, E. Atkinson, WH FOURTH ROW: R, Moore, P. Powers, I. Hudson, J. Montgomery, S. Hursh, L. Manbeck, R. Pye, M. Bakely, J. Mick, M. Ramsey, E. Cruickshank, R. Centuolo, J. Wentzell, A. Cooper. FIFTH ROW: D. Hitner, J. Kummer, R, Chauncy, M. Adams, S. Morris, L. Haifgha L. johnson, V. Hall, S. Tryon, R. Walsh, N. Hoepke, H. Bakely, D. Cavallaro, A. Duncan. SIXTH ROW: Vietel, M. Porter, Wallace, North, Prince, Prince, Maull, M. Richman, Law, S. Elliott, P. Veith, S. Wallace, J. Gibbs, F. Beebe. EHUIH S. Neff, C. Suessenguth, B. Shreeves, V. Fuller. THIRD ROW: L. Hayward, R. Hall, Sankey, C. Hitchner, Nl. Hursh, H. Lang. M. in fa is 6? A T15 , f 39? , ,QSM We ,...,, 2+ ff ,. 1 1 4-...N oigikxg -1'-'M 4 'g x 4 533 Y I K. Q w Q, 'Q .f E. M . .10 .. , ww, Q Wm 'I mfr: Qi' 3 H, ,,.,, x F 5. f J 4 15' 'Q 5- lin 'Wk gm, O WEEK 4 I 1 . f UQ I I ic . 4 K ink .M 7 - v MOST STUDIOUS Paula Clemen Chris Darlmgton CLASS COMEDIANS Shirley Tyron ohn Gambogi X 516 IJ O Nh unq- MOST TALKATIVE Clarence Tyce BEST LOOKING Judy Leisy Robert Shirley THREE FINGERS IN THE DOOR The Class of 1953 presented this mystery- comedy on January 23 and 24, 1953. There were thrills galore, with masked men, shots, and screams, all in the sinister, terrifying atmosphere of a gloomy, isolated house. The cast and backstage workers, all who participated in producing th1s play, did a fine job and enjoyed doing it. Much credit is due Miss Edna Kane, for her excellent direction.- Sylvia, did you fall in the well? SE IIIH PL Y This is my Aunt Tessie What'cha going to do with the bag tried under the sofa? ' MISS EDNA KANE Director f7Ae OZQHL Wafcd Q2 The Little Matchgirl sees a Christmas service. Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. Her vision fulfilled. i gf , 1 Q ': ' .. Q X I ff'fxQyg KQTTTW l ix ' H , Atzkirkg 1 M, 5 THE LITTLE MATCH GIRLU Qi , The annual Christmas pageant was pre- f,,,,,tM sented by the combined Choruses under the 5 ' ' tALLt supervision of Miss Florence Reis, on December .LKlLX A i - no 16, at the Broadway Theater. up The theme of the pageant was the famous ppp.pA 5 'A ii story of the little match girl and her Christ- , i ttlilf' F 5 mas Eve dreams. ,ff K p ff Assisting in the production were Mrs. Wells, i. i 4 'X' iwiifgii Tm who coached the dramatic roles, and the Art f ' .iii K A X and Music Departments, which cooperated in the stage effects. -. ' I 't ' , The basketball team of 1952 contained a majority of letter-winners from the previous year. Efficiency of the coaches, and the players' willingness and spirit made the future fairly bright. The fight for the county championshi P was hard fought and all the players deserve credit, But for a few exceptions the games were good ones to watch. The V. did a good job also, considering the teams against which they played. BUYS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: J. Gambogi, J. Zanger, R. Burnett P. McEvoy, D. Gray. sEcoND ROW: Mr. Wad: dell Ccoachl, Mr. Plum lassistant coachl, W. Dent, F. H l1 R L ' ' as er, . awrence, W. Hagerman, H.W1ll1ams, 'I'. Sager fmgr.7, C. Schellinger fmgr.3 JUNIOR VARSITY labovel IRST ROW: A. Schellinger, M. Parker l. Budd, C. Shirley, P. Hummell Newlcirk, L. Schneeman, C. Cooper ECOND ROW: M. Bakely, R. Chauncy, . Scull, J. Wallace, J. Blaker, R. Shirley - Trimble, K. Williamson, A. Snelbakeri Q. Bakely. K VARSITY Crightl . Downer,J. Ward,J. Trimble, Gibbs, . Wilson, G. Beilstein, B. Wood icapt.l, I. Shirley. GIRLS' BASKETBALL ,jf V an V if B H W S z Under the competent leadership of Coach Eleanor Swing and that of Captain Barbara Wood, the Pantherettes showed a great deal of spirit and cooperation this season. Joanne Ward and Barbara Wood shared scoring honors, with Joan Trimble and Carole Shirley vying for third place. Joan Gibbs proved to be a stone wall in center guard position, with Barbara Wilson, Gail Beilstein, and Eleanor Downer in other guard spots. The teams have been under the excellent, conscientious management of Joan Bruno, with Gail Owen and Marion Boldriclc, assistants. -V fr - i ,, gig qs ,,..,, 1 3 i 4 5-5 Tx , n ,, J Ji- W9 fb ,. ,-,k ,Tr i i i A , '-41 ' , r if f M lf 1, 'ff' A r Fiffikgfli in fn ' ii Cgglii ' ffzf rmfigggr' . fl 'J 1 . '- F - . .,. ff M r H ' f r -. 'ff is 1' ' 'lg' li 9. V g gvgfifr., .54 K , ' A ,,Y.,-f,,.yW, 5,575 a ..,,,' M,-i,.,f1fi.:ff, Lg...?33ii'Lg:ei:1' ,,,Q. fvwsfioof gba? Shirley Neff Miriam Ellis jane and Joan Prince Paula Clemen Barbara Stone Marilyn Smith Ruth Gellenthin ,. ,ig l. as , 3 A nr ii'X35',.'Q5?x K W1 W 1. ..,' xl 7 i Y I EW W S plug' --blossoms form on the trees and the Seniors take their long-awaited trip to Washington. In the sports, it is track and boys' and girls' baseball. The Junior-Senior Prom and the farewell dance are the two last prominent social activities for the Seniors. The year book is issued and the Senior Assembly held, followed by the Baccalaureate Service and then the long desired graduation. Good-byes are exchanged between students, and, in the future, reunion is hoped for. ll H HISTIJHY T PITM!-1 As the trees exchanged their coat of green for a brighter one, P.H.S. bade farewell to the Class of 1949 and welcomed the Class of 1953. With Mrs. Chiumento and Mr. Groninger to guide us and our president-Benjamin Gor- man, vice-president-Ben Belluobono, secretary -Shirley Philipona, treasurer-Janis Law, to help us, we set to work immediately to take an active part in school affairs and to make a name for ourselves. Our first dance, the Freshman Party, was a big success. Financial ventures included a sale of pep hats in order to get our treasury started. june seemed to approach very fast and with it final exams. With the coming of winter, 1950, we selected our leaders for our Sophomore Year, with Rich- ard Caulk, president, William Frazure, vice- presidentg Shirley Philipona, secretary, and Janis Law, treasurer. Our advisors remained the same as the previous year. Our main project this year was.the sale of note paper in order to raise money for the Soph- omore Hop, which was held in May with the decorations from the Junior-Senior Prom being used. The Juniors had spent much time in pre- paration in order to transform the gym into a beautiful Winter Wonderland. Music was provid- ed by Jimmy Filer's orchestra, whose services had been donated by the Pitman Youth Council. After' exams we looked forward to being Juniors. Again our advisors this year were Mrs. Chiumento and Mr. Groninger. We chose these officers: pressident, Ben Gorman, vice-president, Don Gray: secretary, Shirley Philipona, treas- urer, Janis Law. With the half-way mark behind us we planted our feet deep in the spring soil and set out to work toward the best prom to be pre- sented by any Junior Class in P.H.S. Money was earned through the sale of Christmas cards and magazines. By this time our treasury was beginning to swell rapidly. Our class rings arrived early in November. On March Z1 and 22 the Junior Play, That Crazy Smith Family, so well directed by Miss Kane, was presented in the school auditorium. In the early part of May, the Juniors and the Seniors and their guests enjoyed an evening of dancing to the music of Mat Sultan's orches- tra in the midst of Oriental Gardens. Painted on the walls were a huge dragon, a mountain scene, a rickshaw, and a bridge, along with other scenes. We were proud to 'present to the school a handsome gray, black, and blue banner designed by Wayne Hoffner. This banner has taken its place of honor in the auditorium and later will be placed with the 'others in the gymnasium. Mrs. Chiumento- and Mr, Powell did a fine job in guiding us during our Senior Year. We chose the following officers to lead us through this important year: president, Ben Gormang vice-president, Russell Powell, secretary, Shirley Philiponag treasurer, Janis Law. Our magazine drive this year was a wonder- ful success, for we broke the Pitman High School record by selling 52,890 worth of magazines. After the magazine drive we got down to the business of selling Christmas cards, peanut brit- tle, and Christmas candy. The class play given on January 23-24 in the auditorium was the mystery comedy, Three Fingers in the Door . By this time everyone was excited about the trip to' Washington, for which many plans were made. The prom was held in May, and this year the Seniors were the guests of the Class -of 1954. Hats off to the Juniors for a grand job well done, Then came the farewell assembly, soon to be followed by graduation, provided those final examinations were passed successfully. Prizes were awarded to those students who showed out- standing abilities in various activities and studies. Finally summer vacation was anticipated. The Senior year, it is true, was no vacation. Cramming at the last minute for things we should have learned in the four preceding years, working hard to raise adequate funds, and pre- paring for our forthcoming college careers or jobs could hardly be called a picnic. We had fun, however, and the road wasn't really so bumpy as it sometimes seemed. l 3 UNIUH PL Y Now, Henry, we have company! THAT CRAZY SMITH FAMILY On March 21 and ZZ, 1952, the Junior Class presented That Crazy Smith Family . The play, a comedy in three acts by Katherine Kavanaugh, was under the capable direction of Miss Edna F, Kane. That Crazy Smith Familyn depicted a typical day in the chaotic schedule of the Smiths. The very humorous and unexpected incidents helped the play live up to its title a hundred per cent. The hard work of sixteen cast members and backstage crew,made the play a great success. ' - . v-1 'Q QT' , of ef' The storm is over. ff, SEATED: Barbara Stone, Judy Lynch, Carol Fresh- K coln. STANDING: John comer, James Conklin, L ,, Peggy Veith, Barbara Wescott, Frank McMullan. x ,fly by ' .Xp Z , F we .X iff, ,, .4r fT':T'x3 . X V Lib Q ' -AQLJ x ,,, ....... UNIUI? On May 2, 1952, as each couple entered the gymnasium, they saw a beautiful oriental garden scene. While dancing to the music of Max Sultan's orchestra, they saw a ferocious gold dragon on one wall and ornamental Chinese lanterns hanging from the blue ceiling. Helen Magill was chosen queen, with four attendants, two Juniors and two Seniors. Many faculty members, including the class advisors, Mrs, Chuimento and Mr. Groninger, were seen among the crowd. , .,,,.,. THE QUEEN-Helen Magill HER ATTENDANTS-Nancy Mezger, Janis Law, Judy Leisy, Sue Richards l l Homeward bound? E IUH PHIJ Ben Gorman, junior Class president, has the honor of crowning the Queen. is 9 1 s 3 5 GRAND MARCH-going E GRAND MARCH-coming 5 FIRST ROW: D. Fast, H. Wetzell, R. Schultz, H. Williams, R. Burnett, W. Dent, J. Gambogi, D. Grey, R. MacFarland, J. Zanger, J. Hurlf, D. Castor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Waddell lcoachl, L. Wilkerson, T. Knox, B. Beebe, R. Leonard, P. Conklin, D. Tyce, E. Burger, W. Esterlund, R. Caulk, P. McEvoy, T. Sager, W. Lucas, R. Melson, H. Fowler, KMgr.7, F. Hasher. BASEBALL THAIIH FIRST ROW: C. Webb, W. Hopkins, E. Brown, A. Griffiths, D. Hopkins, W. QUigl9Ya W. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: J. Emery, C. Frick, F. Fletcher, F. Magin, R. Dole, D. Stroman, R. Powell, W. Bachman, Mr. Plum, Coach. . ,,- am- gui... 1... .f. , -gwiuvmffmfm Elm.-L Q., ...mv .m.uni:..gxmwauurn-rJmmm.unn,,4rmammnmwmn1:nm-van ' if , I SITTING: J. Trimble, P. Lauer, D. Johnstone, M. Budd, F. Weinmayr. STAQNDING: S. Wallace, B. Stone, managers, M. Parker, M. Whitley, M. Geiger, P. Hummel, N. Harrison, J. Newkirk, G. Kempski, O. Johnson, B. Ceravolo, manager, E. Swing, coach. GIHL5'5UETBALL EHEEHLEADEHS M. Richman, J. Lynch, B. Halliday, L. Schneeman, B. Stone, J. Youngcourt, J. Trimble, C. Shirley. Y s Fi! ' Y Q .f Q. 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Ela' e i f re ' ass. e' l' es s rts, anc I chi en, an tall, - jr vin eo . ut e Q la c leg busin ll ol W4 JW fb, o ri w he helped ke ' -. arry xsefa 'Bab ' B esp fal 'lc anc- . g n . In his .A.D. class from ff ff g on its feet. His fu- . ' re-work, his main dis- like. Doris E. Bach Dorrie Dorrie's favorite pastime is watching a good foot- ball game. Future plans in- clude nursing, a career which is sure to be suc- cessful. Gail Beilstein Gail Gail is a ulive wire and always on the go. She's our snappy head-majorette and also an outstanding ath- lete. Her greatest ambition is to have twin boys. . 31 3 35.- ,pt a ,-'. 4. 5 f QQ will at . L- KX ' 1 fl I If XEXGXQB bmi' tptqxselle reno WJ X Y Silrishn l Ov an Yi Belgfywa ha O-luc b Clifton R. oyce X guy, can be en on , , CMP' A . U, Cliff is one of the more n n ny c s es one's f'enULgB U to e v a , - pcitial . .D. F6 is every- serious boys in our class. His hobbies are the piano and religious work. He is interested in a business Course. . A . ft - v : . Li x F 25 K L, an . Brun l , Y qa Q i , 1 ' X G JQD Jo is on of th si- d .N fl rfiyrfl lenffgyxemlne of ou class I Q ' ll ' K ntil 3:1 .ac y. she K - fi are Jw?- S enjoys ancing a all b-1 ga ' ng' He .ls Q' ' i er future pl in- S FH engaged ln' K nursing. - n 6 ties I ' ll a ks X i t 1 ut 1- is U fa good '- sittin n. ,E P I 'X f it Www W FIFTY THREE' Q. 4.x'f.K Harry W. Carey M 4 eQHarry9a 1 A Harry combines his likes Joh: M- CHWY 40 and hobbies into anything Jf'hnnV,, tw connected with music. He . Johnny hkeslboatsv hum' enjoys hunting boatin , mg' and fishing- He in' and baske au' re tends to join the Navy. my Could it be because he'd s enjoy having a girl in ev- V E , f ery Port? 2 . ,Mo , 9 Robert C. Cartwright X ' QlBob,, r Paula M. Clemen Clemie Paula is one of the most active members of our class. Her kindness and gen- erosity are clearly shown in her likable manner. A school teacher, someday. james W. Conklin QQ-Iirnff Friendly, easy going and dependable describes jim. He is a hard working class member besides being num- ber one class Casanova. The universal peeve-homework. Future-college-he hopes. is Bob enjoys hunting, fish- ing, and, as do most boys, cars. As for school work- that's different. He is an artist ar, skipping gym , His future plan is to work. ,J-W M ohn C. Collier, jr. rvrexas ' Johnny was a welcome import from Texas in our Freshman Year. Photo- graphy, auto racing, and music he likes, but baseball and classical music he dis- likes. After high school comes the Navy. N f Q. --7' P ly 'T E haw M. Cruickshanlc ? K In uldizw A Lizxis a sweet hard-work- IY inaigirl who blushes read- 4 . She likes to sing and N vel. She will be a col- lege frdhman next year. Nr J J 1 'X fl ,rv :T -gf 6 lc Y, , . , c o wi ng r em dfo s w 'n onality. As r ' n of the Student uncil he has done a fine jo . Someday he plans to become a minister. ,f-Y mn, a it gi 1 ,Lf we '0 . .li i ig ,, at 1 A vi! 0 ' 'KP Pl N J 1 X-.4 - A rss i Beit' 7feT'ct,6 mem- ber He likes writing short stories. He is an ar- dent talker in P.A.D. Fu- ture-undecided. 'S bw sian? km Ralph s. De Groodt '- Pat i I Pat stays up late at L '- ,VU gg night cramming non-aca- ' --1 1-1f Q K demic material. He likes - hotrods and auto races. Q , V s to enjoy himself Q . . I V ' er where he 'is - in.. qt? i' L, fou d 5 Q5 i 0' ft Samuel A. D o qw CS ey pil 6' .fl Usa 5 The morni l t ell is Sam's the g. He seems to e olent dis- like f o ut can be ounte on a lot of V eve 1on. Susan B. Elliott Susie , usie, with her lovable way and lighthearted spirit, is forever having a wonder- ful time. College is among her future plans. Just talk about sports and that describes Bill. He loves to play them all and does quite well. His quiet likeable manner will help William H. Dent, Jr. Bill immensely in college. my deem Mim, a high school sport fan, is oneiof our efficient typists for the TALISMAN. She intends to work in an insurance office after grad- uation. For a while!! fmqifiam A. suis UMiln7, GRADUATES UF s on n rtmg to huck. She i es p ople, win an good argum - . ' 0 er fu- - F ' ould it mar . ' - K 2 r a , vis ' UR li 3 nie lf- her t' ,- f s f , a f y' Dolores J. Delbridge Q!Lory,, Lory, a capable member of the class, can often be found upon the stage. Mu- sic and interesting people Qespecially Gordyl head her list of likes, while emp- ty-handed mailmen peeve her. ,ig iwawf ' A ji l K sg ... l S 45- -l A.',Dahn Enzman, r. , li if f Qt K 1 - W 's t senior with his John E- Fleming i rare sense of humor con- P uDaft,' stantly in igates uprisings J0hnnY is VCYY 935V C0 in ph A. D. An ardent get along with and has A' fu K 5Ports fan, wo, Gus dislikes made fnanY friends les' V ii F nagging. Does this have Pecially' Siflsl- Thoygh i X' any bearing on the future? most of his thoug 6 on females, h timaxfl gg . . H . for athleti X S I iiriiiii ' ' L S . ' gi ' X X 0' W l f ' f Q 0 QU t Z i-ii - 1 1 i 6 , 6 - I -If o ' S. Fra? Vx - J Franckie l as ' I ' r -Quilt arol is a member of Goh XZHFUI . Coln K, V ev our class who likes records, Ca ol N dancing, skating, and mov- Carol is H ri W0fk9f I ies. She will work until a for The Class, but She al' K certain Marine comes home, WaY5 has lots of fun- Swim' J' 1 -ff and then, knows OJ ming, ice skating, lang Car VJ rides, and reading are her 0J . special interests. MJ JJ M My , Charles H. nick, Jr. W Chuck Chuck's one hobby is as- John M- Gambvsi tronomy, a l t h o u g h he N-Iohnu . r iff' .4551 spends a great deal of time in Haddon Heights. He likes animals and hopes to become a veterinarian, His car is his delight. u N 1 x x. ,f N IN i Vanira E. Gardner Shorty Shortyls hobby is going steady, with a certain Army fellow. She likes especially to drive the family car. She dislikes people who act su- perior. Her future plans- Airline hostess. john has been playing baseball and basketball for the Panthers for four years. He also likes to dance and paint. His future plans include work, R th ll in UR 7, h 1 ssls super: sman. e many es ' lu sew' , 'footb I ut 1 as Fu l ine d ho own: 'a certa' dn. FIFTY THREE X. W UUATES all an , bs Gibby ii . B of the ba. fer athletes of our class, who enjoys dancing and collects records as a hobby. She dreads home ork but otherwise likes sc o. an a et1cs UF Benjamin B. Gorman QlBenny7, Benny, our class presi- dent for three years, has done a fine job. He lists our strutting head majorette ng his hobbies and fu- who loves to have a good time. She likes to cook, ture pl ns. 1 fy 4 X' W x ona r I Q ken ' Do way a fres , V . Marie Green su of jo . Whb i'Ma'ie,, l O es to onalit , 0 ks, Marie is' a reserved girl d ' s fhar to b t. V WMM ride in an automobile, anfi f to the radio. She disi shweek days. . U Z Y MMXf M Af fs Phillajffzriscf Phil,' v N s r lii i i iiilli Phil is a carefree, happy fellow. His hobbies are skat- ing, dancing and just hav- ing fun. He has no par- ticular dislikes. William R. Hagerman, Jr. Bill Bill is one of our happy- go-lucky, nonchalant class- mates. He's active in sports and too active in study halls. A f t e r graduation comes 'college-more home- work' DQCL, ' ,Annu rs' 75 ang ' if l. R. Wayne Groif uwaynen Wayne, always ready for a good time and a race, also has a great interest in hunting. He is more than likely to be at the bottom of a class uproar. jill? -fwfr ir ' QQ i nY,l h. . eyes to match make Ginny well liked. Although she appears reserved and ser- ious, this is purely an il- lusion. Ginny's future plan is college. S ming a ,Gio PIPTY THREE yqwry. BXX' uJi . RM On J' ' N isike Edwlg A-'giensenk is o l, althou h e uKitte - i , L! o like the gir t Fe. H Edythe is Onggif the plans to joi t e VY sweet, qui rnem rs of X? after igigcho 1 our sclass. Sh likes ,K s Q, cb' a Higgs. She opes to L to sing swim the , f t . ,K A U re CGJ Leonard E. Hayward Q!Len,, Popular and happy-g0- lucky describe Len, one of our class's fine singers. He has a strong interest in cattle raising and plans to start a ranch after gradua- Cx William J. Hilderbrand, jr. Bill Bill can be seen around the art room almost any time. He also likes camping and scouting. The future- tion from college. art school, naturally. 'W Mo .vm WW Wayne S. Hoffner uwaynes! Wayne, ,who designed our class banner, is not hard to please-he likes every- thing. Very easy to get along, with, he has a joke for every occasion. Philip D. Hopely Hopeless il and his antics pro- v' e he senior class with y emorable moments. X Ye's-5 an ardent hot-rod en and always er1j0YS 6 o st race. X 0 l -. 1 sr it E I axlet L. Holl' ger ujanetn Ja 's ikes in de the Sh doesnt for ego- ' ical peop e. uture plans 1 inr ir F ce Blue. re llege an igh school te g. Q-dy' -A , off' 9-5f '5':r69t A ,002 f- . JA' -yf' QLJU' ',., XX l,5j'i' W Don appears to be stud- ., , g It Q ious, but looks times deceiving. As an out- standing athlete he will long be remembered for his TD thrillers. After .the future includes college. are some- graduation IF' Y L ggwfff , - aw I if . ll J' , f'.r-jjj Q! .. t GMM Leslie G. Horner K lQLes57 H Les can usually be seen . driving around as 4 M 43. l w 2: Ifl Olive M. Johnson Olive Olive's likes include roll- light green '41 town in a Plymouth. Cars fhot rodsl are his main interest, not school. decided. bwldrfli X . W Wil . ,, His future plans are un- V. Hutchinson Hutch and women Hutch oc- g of school. raduates, the gets him. Wx .weft WY a.b ., 53365 Gpgfi john R. Hurff, Jr. tzrlackn Jack is fond of horses, baseball, and, of course, girls. He works hardest at chewing gum in P.A.D, class. We'll always remem- ber his help in putting some life into classes. Lynne Johnson Qfldynnu This attractive senior joined our class in its Ju- nior year and quickly made many friends. She is a lot of fun and was a big help in planning for our Prom. er skating, sports, dancing, and a certain alumnus of A is U She 5 P.H.S. named Ralph. To al t 01-'P - have a home and family glory' 0'-PJ elypfojfv is her main desire. left Af 0 Qans o b o i tai? Patricia A. Lauer .r ' ' Pat 5 fi Pat, with her impish grin Janis L- Law 5 - 1 i and sweet personality, will Jan ' . .I W L tiili 7 , never be without friends. uPer50na1ifY Plusn deli? '1., i i f AS an efficient treasurer of cribes Jan. Her sparklingqg52 .X A Z i .,.- Q, V Y student council and hockey brown 9Y95 and Sweet smile 6 A ,-,. captain, she has done a are Well known in PFH-SQ 3 l . frme job. As class treasurer for all I -' . four years she was tops. ' , lu. ,A ge 'L ,K -ii, Cgefdlx 9 F' X,- Ijl Si gl, 23 r l'f, ION GRADUATES,-,UPS ra, r.Qs,reQ.Y if ff ,Af- Lib we K i Q f ' 56 If or . S Q Wfff .ii i l majo tte is every od 's frie d, bu all 0 er spare time is reserved s c ersatile t f for a popular senior from J ll'1u',iSY 6 Vi figjf ,555 'Butch iors who is always think 4 h is one 'of r se- . rx. . . ing of s et in xasperat- lic Glassboro, well-known to all fr' ing fo - hi HFS are P.H.S. students. a hob 1 s nd Satur- ' day ts 'on the lis' E53 X E This cu if X et' I 9 es to d is V9 800 . . ' . V 1 f X, ci'n a wh ch . G ,. . I , E X X X ll .V 5' Y , I x g a s , , Q l L C M to - .1 I x ' K o h ' er -A ,v ' LY ' . p , an , ' C d nd f- ltr r , ays , ' 1 A P . ing at e M he hobbiesx ' 7 lar P. . al m u - s f Aiwa S SN. Of UU, She i ' 1 . I . 1 X ' ' ' er lik s like! -' s d time- x f Killloy ' V . t f f fi ,Qs 1 V, I E ,Ax V 77, 4? lg 5 .6 lx E x X X is-r Jean L. Mac Laren Jeanie That Jean is considered tops by her classmates was proved when she was cho- sen as a delegate to New Jersey Girls' State. 'She y hopes to go to college to' V study medicine. Franklin G. Magin, Jr ' Frank jfdt Frank has un or his ho y ? he en- ing i otball. H dis' ome- w k, u at ill a hb le , er plans t a ter P. ZQJL 0s Q 'X MW ,QW Wifi' Q W Joan A. Mac Laren Jeanie Joanie is a conscientious member of our class who has many hobbies, which include sports, reading, mu- sic, and cooking. She dis- ticatecl people. likes homework and S 1 fjodnn . aul ft 7, O of the unusiia m bers o class, J is trace o cowbo and a ' ssl: ro otb p . sey e le e o b e r. Her pl ns i ude I fin Cafe? ff K I . ' XX' . QMZQJWPTYTHHIE Q. Q1 DUATES nr , Oj 1 fa, , X une F. McAnally Francie June always has a good time, especially in French class. Her hobbies of danc- ing and skating keep her quite busy. Future plans in- clude work and maybe Donnie. Frank W. McMullan YQMac,, Mac is a good worker in all class activities. A good student, he likes all outdoor sports, especially sailing. After graduation, Robert B. McFarland ffMick,, A keen student of pub- lic affairs, Mick was an ar- dent politician in the recent elections. Vacations are very popular with Mick. He plans to continue his education after P.H.S. days. Richard P. Melson Richie One of our best athletes in football and baseball is Richie. He is a great asset .vw 5 A .. it's off to college for ac. YO the Sfage and SCEIWYY ' Club. His plans are to be V N an automobile mechanic. EJ of if - W' Dy, Vi ly M 01 in We jwfljy 0 . Janet E. Mick K A QQMickey1s If Mickey is one of our class len - oll workers who really enjoys - een helping other people. Her is 011910 th ma hobbies include canoeing uf bus ls in of 5- and swimming. Mickey likes S 9 i 25 Cfochetin 1 Sh0P' A ,, A. 'E ,. 1 it - . . U to travel, dislikes gossipers, XL and plans to be a steno- grapher. Benjamin C. Motisher uBennyv Well liked by all, Benny is a good student whenever he conquers his dislike for homework. Benny plans to join Uncle Sam's Navy. ff4f,f,atQJf: ing, and chewing gum. School buses are her pet peeve. She hopes to be- come a secretary. A Mprzo Q' ,, ic ' -f Al' e who al ys has a s i ai go wo'rdA w V y .de nd le as sec retarl of e St, ent Coun- Cil. l' fl e like por K dais- in' a a l of fu,b.'Slae ask - . P5 ill W EKOQTCYQM' , R . if gs' if 4 J hi C. joan Palmer ffJo.Jo,, Jo-Jo is always ready with a smile for everyone. She is quite a musician, though she doesn't like jazz. She plans to go into evangel- istic worlc after high school. Barbara J. Peterson Barb' A othe ' 5Ql litt c is Ba ', wh a ays as been very el f every- one. We' she will be successful in all she under- takes. FIFTY David C. Murcavage 'gl tzDaven nf L . terbacking for the Panth- ers , He enjoys swimming and late hours but does not fancy homework. Walter E. Park girls, but gets along well with most members of the opposite sex. Ready for a good time, he is usually in if-5 JV., s Lvl AL ,L 'J Dave can often be seen ,U Y A- 3 . V u - . on the football field quar- A, Sh' Shirl can f W found crowd i having fun. Her hobla es are reading, classical mu ic and walking. She disli es jazz, Clayrorfs football team, and shorthand homework. .1 . ff Harold W. Neub 1 I ,V ii will Skeets'5 O 'fi ' ' eets' av t ob is ' - J PM rlcing. so en- r Joys dirQ'a spor His I 5 EV! 1 I fas , pla for th incl e ff Lila: off lea es r 1 fa ' . W' au ' nceh idere h i rcls! Pl: v lm 0 id U l cl .' I as a s cial int rest in W'l1ia town. A' 1 Walt . Walt dislilces unsociable Al ,W ... the midst of any confusion. Shirley E. Philipona Shirl Shirley, our class secre- tary for all four years, can always be depended upon when thereys a job to be done. Future plans may in- clude a certain senior boy. sit ,IM ie gl' , . 1 x 'NJ , M T, .I1' at f, .. CK L V , is S. Russell Powell, Jr. , K , ukussss ..,,k , L, 'VV RSV his -, l . When it comes to sports, Edward S- Puckett .,- ' ' ee - 19 f i looks, and personality, Russ B'g Ed ' is hard to top. Horses and I Being one of the Comed' .Ufi cars are his main interests. lans of P'H's Ed can al' U .!. Could it be has mo lazy ways be seen having a good us 3, R ,',',' V to walk' time, in and out of classes. He will follow in his fath- er's footsteps and be a nursery man. Jane e 7, Jane eu known joan E. Prince Albert F. Rambo QlTony,, Tony, who has a smile for everyone, is one of the Big Three often seen wandering through the halls of P.H.S. Preparation for roaming the decks when you become an Admiral, Tony? ,. 5 r 5' . msey QQ ef, r' m2 er of r s o oves to al! . She h Bell Tele- ne wil c m her as an operato future nurse. F. William Rambo Bill Bill is a jolly fellow who can usually be found skat- ing at Del-Wood Roller Rink in his spare time. Col- lege is in his plans after high school, Marianne L. Richman Marianne This cute and peppy cheerleader is a lot of fun. Her twinkling eyes and readiness to listen have won her many friends. College is included in her future. H, likes to re time at the ovi ydancing. She is and o oys with initials . . ts of luck to a Joanie Joanie likes to spend her spare time dancing. She's as popular as the other blonde twinm. Lo of suc- cess to othe uture few ,DISP- 3' GRADUATES nr -gg-9, i r,'...s',,, 'I 50 ij E9 C-T95 .-Qlfsg., Edward Schwartz Wfywftsibiifil W . . D. Robinson ip A Thumper George is the type of person you can't help lik- ing, The teachers would probably be happier if we didn't laugh at all of his remarks. Carl A. Schellinger lfcarln Carl came to P.H.S. from Wildwood in his Senior Year. He has been a wel- come a dition to our foot- WMM .H mi.. V. tvrotns! iwom is always in good spirits and is a lot of fun. Next year he would like to play baseball or enter the Service. No homework thenl John E. Schorn ujohnnyal One of our class Ro- meos , his likes include girls, good times, and urclay nights. Johnny to be a his likes help this goal? 1 Q Snr xl' 'P 5 Y L, X Raymond A. Schultz lQRayYY Ray occupies his spare fl' , ' . . HN W. 1 ball tea College is fore- mo i is mind. sy .fi 1. .. as , 1 -:ff I . . ,gf of f f 1 'Es time with sports, cars, and making model trains, which is his hobby, Possibly Ray will go to college unless he gets Uhitchedu. E!! NAME!! noisies A ' i rt ' ot t C1a5sKW3? 4 vw boy wart d i ends taopigi be farmer a er sig ,. f H' only dislike I If g 73- Edward W Schwartz serious members of our class. He hopes to be a farmer, and we know that he will be quite a good one. rien m we ness rl 'He m i i . n' ist t . o l df te .H , is is dei' er' l FIPTY THREE K! li Ed is one of the shy, gy? R . . ' We knowh r 1 I ' ' ' s ' is ob s ol N M Marilyn A. Smith tzsmittysv Marilyn spends a good deal of her time writing letters. She still finds time for dancing and rooting for P.H.S. Someday she'll make a Fine nurse. StaQes 'Walt Walt i a ca ab ellow when ' co es ctricity c s. ixv ' a car t run and e be hap- A r high school he'II be si ing AnchorsAway . lk! MP 0 My R. Qvxith VJ Walt Walton is a very good- natured and fun-loving chap. He will always be remembered for being the center of most riots in the physics lab. Ca . S her, Jr. If 7 ar st any 0- all he GRADUATES n f WW My l n - :n st' . ilces oot l. e hopes to la c s ccess l farm- gjsi ed ff X ' il iiiwifsd iw f V I I it B ara . S ne f Us 33 I ij I x Barb ' made of sugar A- Sffoman -X and ice and everything J k d n' . Thi tle blonde, EVUY5 I S 95 F 5 l V. n ent usi stid h - to SU H' any' ' arso t e ito W . 8 he d i Afer Sta' Sh plan ' cl: plans to study ' ut . f . ., . . the ll ' ministry n then ifra f 1 I 4 in r, l d f e f ,M it d J a fy Co ,, 66 U f a d W . the world. nf K Carol se ,uw ue Sue is a MW ho Shirley L. ,Tryon ' 1 eco ' eac er who P shui a or 0 fun, ut. Shirl with her jovial per- doesnvt 0 bus, sonality and humorous re- es a ematics. Her marks is often referred to hobbi nam ny, are S as 'lthe life of the party . Y ing and c i After graduation she will join the ranks of the em- ployed. .,, .W X my--.. be .se-foxes Rosalie E. Walsh Rosalie To Rosalie alarm clocks are taboo . This reserved young miss, who rates high scholastically, possesses a hidden sense of humor. wM o ff Y IW ust ' e Ba- lc and y ll find Herb. th gg' one of the quiet b ,i the lass he makes ii er ool. FIFTY THREE Carol E. Turner Carol Carol seems to take quite an interest in her school work, as she seldom misses the honor roll. Her hob- bies are sewing and read- ing. She hopes to become a nurse after high school. Margaret J. V ith Peg. Sh l s t ance Small but ' A l and tell jo es b dis.ilces curfew! gett' g in t e mor g. tl college, e 93C Rf. wr if Josephine A. Ward H1099 If wit were life, Joanne would live forever. She's outstanding in basketball and enjoys sports in gen- eral. She plans to attend a school for nursing or a college. Barbera J Wescott Bobbie This unpredictable senior is always surprising the class with something new. She lists a college man as her main interest. We wish this Glamour Girln lots of luck in becoming a sec- retary. UP ! 'a school- Panch ,' ancho comb es his hob- ies and li e ith baseball, footb l, d the Boston Br e nitely not girls!! Hi o aim is to become a Qiklluf E. Sylvia Wallace ffsylff Sylvia is one of the ac- complished musicians of our class. While singing and dancing are her real in- terests, she is frequently found .with her clarinet. Good luck in your musical future, Sylvia. iff' K' I nf E M ---F QSM? ffm- ' Q 7, 'E' IWREWL M ,J 'Kiwi N7 M7 C. Norman Williams Butch ,, Butch's future plans m N- Wal' illoughby' include the Navy. We wo ' 'Wu der which rates higher with f9W,S ll Y is Skating? him, girls or cars? Well the IYCHU be found the former usually require ea YS of around girls- the latter. Anot c a n did a t e for Barba A. ' on 'Bar B is so f the - py-go- uclc seniors o RM T i-Y ' and mer . She p pular with e yone and especial- ly loves physics class. Col- lege-next year. Jan S. Zanger Jack Jan with his climpled grin surely proves that olcl saying that good things come in small paclcagesf, He, too, hopes to attend college next year. - ' , d X ' :PQ IEW , Xl plggs Qgworkxater gradua- g Unc Samls Navy. Good sailing, Stew! , . Q.. Bggfgf say 00.7 Woody capvih of h Srl a, fbi? Team thi ye r,X dflxw' think, e S Ali es l sports slcat g ng ne UO!! EH!-XIJUATES UF FIFTY THREE Senior pictures arrive Senior essays will soon be due. English class - a bit of discussion T.. ,- 'z T SQ... equefsfa Doris Bach's curly hairqto Mildred Gallagher. Harry Bastian's, Tony Rambo's and Walt Park's half days to all lazy underclassmen. Benny Bellebuono's spaghetti and raviola to all. Joan Bruno's, Alice Mozzo's and Barbara Wood'a teepees to all Sewell girls. Harry Carey's marksmanship to Howard Fowler. john Carey's loud clothes to Herb Schock. Bob Cartwright's pep, vim, and vigor to all sleepy students. Rich Caulk's voice to Joe Leo. Paula Clemen's dependability to Buddy Tresch. Jim Conklin's technique with girls to Alan Law. Elizabeth Cruickshank's place in French II class to Mrs, Chiumento. Chris Darlington's good marks to Eddie Beilstein. Pat De Groodt's and john Schorn's problems at Harkeris Gas Station to George Kelly. Dolores Delbridge's hilarious acting to Betty Lee Snell. Sam De More's affection for teachers to Pat Tag- gart. Bill Dent's ability on the basketball court to Roger Lawrence. Suzan Elliott's giggles to Patsy Trimble. john Enzman's liking for freshman girls to Bobby Hurff. John Fleming's speed on the football field to Mark Fisher. Carol Freshcoln's long hair to Valery McMenamy. Charles Frick's astronomy apparatus to any star gazer. john Gambogi's seriousness to Eddie Friedrich. joan Gibbs' jaunts to Blackwood to Joan Trimble. Don Gray's playing ability to his brothers. Marie Green's quietness to Karen Williamson. Wayne Groff's hot rod to jack Emery. Bill Hagerman leaves to become a haberdasher, may- bc President. Virginia Hall's factory to all' needy girls. jimmy Hammel's and Dick 'Melson's expert driving ability to Howard Williams. Leonard Hayward's Joanne to nobody. Wayne Hoifner's crazy jokes to Jake Muntz. janet Hollinger's pen pals to all lonesome under- classmen. Phil Hopely's gas station to his brother. Les Horner's taxi service to Coxie Brown. Ken Hutchinsorfs gymnastics to Mel Powell. Lynne johnson's men to those who can't get their Own. Pat Lauer and jack Hurff take their horses with them Janis Law's and Barbara Stone's summers at Cape May to any girls out .for a rare time. Judy Lynch leaves to join a certain alumnus. The Mac Laren twins' dignity tb Ruthie Moore. Joanne Maull's car to Jean Hasher. june McAnally's dancing style to Ina. Bob McFarland's baseball knowledge to Ricky Woben- smith. Benny Motisher's 'and Dave Murcavage's Sewell foot- ball team to Janet Ulery and Marilyn Rickert. Harold Neubert leaves for Dock Street with his sweet potatoes. A ,Shit-ley'Neff's good marks to her sister. Joanie Overs leaves Williamstown Canteen to any other girl who can get a hope chest out of it. Joan Palmer's four years with Mr. Noorigan to any- one who wants to have fun. Shirley Philipona's ability as Secretary of the Class to Barbara Shreeves. Russell Powell's and Bob Shirley's physiques to all weaklings. Ed Prickett's criticisms to Dave Wagner. The Prince twins' peroxide to Miriam Evans. Marie Ramsey's happy-go-lucky attitude to Barbara Neuschafer. Marianne Richman's school girl crushes to Shirley Brundige. ' Tom Sager leaves his pastures for bigger fields. Carl Schellinger's lovable ways to Martin Simmerman. The Schwartz boys' straight faces to Herb Randall. Walton Smith's growling to Fred Garton. Walt Staples' electronics to Ken Hickman. Carl Stecher's roguishness to Pete McEvoy. Carol Suessenguth's love for physics class to seniors of 1954. Shirley Tryon's humorous nature to Don Barger. Clarence TyCe's chickens to any cluck. Peggy Veith and Johnny Collier leave for Texas. Sylvia Wallace's dates to her cousin. Rosalie Walsh's witty remarks to June Youngcourt. Joanne Ward's riotous pajama parties to Sandy Morris. Herb Wargo's muscular legs to Thomas Pickering. Bobbie Wescott's flirtatious manner to Barbara Hal- liday. Butch Williams' willingness to try anything to Don Sandberg. George Robinson's freckles to Tommy Knox. Barbara Wilson's flute to Pete Wetzell. jan Zanger's '53 Pontiac to Dick Dole. irecfory M. ELAINE ATKINSON College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3g Letter 41 . , . Jr. Red Cross 11, 21. DORIS BACH College Preparatory 1, 2, 33 General 45 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3g Letter 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131. HARRY C. BASTIAN General, Football 11, 21 . . . Dance Clubl 11, 21 . . . Football Club 11, '21 . . . Science Club 111. GAIL BEILSTEIN General, Basketball 11, 21 . . . Girls' Softball 111 . . . Majorettes 12, 3, Head 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, Z, 31 . . . Megaphone Stal? 141 . . . Talisman Staff 1Ad- vertising1 , . . Hockey 115 Letter 2, 3, 41. BEN BELLEBUONO Practical Arts, Football 11, 2, 39 Letters 2, 31 . . Student Council 141 . . . Class Officer 11, Vice Presi- dent1 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 31. CLIFTON BOYCE General, Art Club 11, 2, 31. JOAN F. BRUNO Generalg Girls' Chorus 11, 21 . . . Girls' Softball 11, Mgr.1 . . . Girls' Craft Club EDWIN R. BURGER, JR. Generalg Baseball 11, 2, 3, 4, Letters1 . . . Public Speaking 141 . . . Boys' Gym Club 121 . . . Camera Club 121 . . . Key Club 12, 31. HARRY W. CAREY College Preparatory, Band 141 . , . Orchestra 11, Z, 3, 43 Letter 41 . . . Boys' Chorus 141 . . . Mixed Chorus 141 . . . Dramatic Club 131. JOHN M. CAREY College Preparatory 1, 2, 35 General 43 Band 11, 2, 31 . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45 Letter 41 . . . Boys' Chorus 141. ' , ROBERT CARTWRIGHT Generalg Baseball 111 . . . Football 12, Numeral1 . . . Football Club 1214 . . . Art Club 12, 31 . . . Science Club 111. RICHARD A. CAULK College Preparatoryg Baseball 11, Z, 3g Letter 41 . . . Orchestra 11, Z1 . . . Student Council 11, 2, 3,, Presi- dent 41 . . . Class Oflicer 12, President1 . . . Junior and Senior Class Play' . . . Public Speaking 131 . . . Key Club 11, 2, 3, President 41. PAULA M. CLEMEN Generalg Orchestra 11, 21 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 35 Letter 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Associate Editor1 . . . Library Club --i- JOHN COLLIER, JR. College Preparatory 11, 2, 31g General 1415 Football 12, Letter 31 ., .Band 12, 31. . . Orchestra 121 . . . Megaphone Staff 1Photography 3, 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Photography1 . . . Junior Play . . . Football Club 12, 31 . . . Boys' Gym Club 13, 41 . . . Cam- era Club 1Z, 41. JAMES W.'CONKLIN College Preparatory, Football 11, 2, 3, 4g Letter 41 . . . Boys' Chorus 11, 2, 41 . . . Student Council 14, Vice Presiclent1 . . . Junior Play . . . Senior Play . . . Megaphone Staff 13, Sports, 4, Associate Editor1 . , . Talisman Staff 1Associate Editor1 . . . Dramatic Club 12,31 .. .Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41. ELIZABETH CRUICKSHANK College Preparatoryg Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 41. A. CHRISTOPHER DARLINGTON Generalg Megaphone Staff 141 . . . Public Speaking 141. VERONICA J. DAVIS General, Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 41. RALPH S. DE GROODT General, Boys' Gym Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Band 111 . . . Orchestra 111. DOLORES J. DELBRIDGE College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 13, 41 . . . Mega- phone Staff 12, 3g Editor 41 . . . Public Speaking 131 . . . Senior Play . . . Junior? Red Cross 11, 25 Presi- dent 21 . . . Hostess Club 121. SAMUEL A. De MORE Practical Artsg Boys' Gym Club 11, 2, 41 . . . Dance Club 111. WILLIAM H. DENT College Preparatory, Baseball 11, 2, Letter 3, 41 . . . Basketball 13, 41 . . . Key Club 12, 3, 41 . . . Chef Club SUSAN B. ELLIOTT College Preparatoryg J. V, Cheerleader 121 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Senior Play . . . Mega- phone Staff 111 . . . Talisman Staff 1Assistant Editor1 . . . Junior Play . . . Art Club 111 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Junior Miss 131 . . Dance Club 11, 21, MIRIAM A. ELLIS , College Preparatory 1, 2, 3g General gg Girls' Chorus 13, 41 . . . Mixed Chorus 13, 41 . . . Talisman Staff . . . Jr. Red Cross 121 . . . F.H.A. 11, 31 , . . Typing Club 111 . . . Dance Club 111. A. JOHN ENZMAN College Preparatory, Football 1Letter 3, 41 . . . Track 111 . . . Band 11, 2, 34 41 . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Boys' Chorus 141 . . . Talisman Staff 1Photography1 . . . Electric Service Club 141 . . . Football Club 12, 3, 41 . . . Typing Club 121. JOHN E. FLEMING General, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45 Letter 41 . . . Foot- ball 1l, 2, 3, 4g Letter 2, 3, 41 . . . Boys' Chorus 111 . . . Student Council 11, 2, 31 . . . Boys' Craft Club 131 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41. CAROLINE S. FRANCK Generali Girls' Softball 121 . . . Band 121 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . .-Talisman Staff 1As- sociate Editor1 . . . Art Club 11, 2, 31 . . . Dramatic Club 111 . . , Mixed Chorus 12, 31. CAROL FRESHCOLN General, Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 41 . . . Junior Play . . , Senior Play . . . Art Club 111 . . . Dramatic Club 111. CHARLES H. FRICK, JR. College Preparatoryg Track 131 . . . Art Club 111 . . . Stage and Scenery Club 141 . . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Science Club, 11, 2, 31 . . . Boys' State. JOHN M. GAMBOGI College Preparatoryg Baseball 11, Z, 3, 41 . . . Bas- ketball 12, 3, 41 . . . Student Council 12, 3, 41 . . . Art Club 11, 21 . . . Electric Service Club 111 . . . Radio Code Club 111 . . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 21 . . . Science Club 11, 21. VANIRA E. GARDNER General, Band 121 . . , Girls' Softball 121 . . Girls' Chorus 11, 21 . . . Public Speaking 141 . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Camera Club 111. RUTH H. GELLENTHIN General, Girls' Softball 111 . . . Hockey 121 . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Girls' Gym Club. E. JOAN Glass College Preparatory 11, 2, 315 General 141g Basket- ball 11, 2, 3,.Letter 41 . . . Chess Club 111 . . . Dance Club 11, 21 . . . Girls' Chorus 11,. 2, 41 . . . Hockey 11, Letters 2, 3, 41 . . . Junior Miss 131 . , . Mixed Chorus 12, 41 . . . Softball 111 . . . Typing Club 121. irecforg BENJAMIN GORMAN Generalg Football 11, 2, 3, Letter Z, 31 . . . Boys' Chorus 11, 2, 31 . . . Student Council 11, 2, 41 . .. Class Ofllcer 1President 1, 3, 41 . . . Public Speaking 141 . . . Boys' Craft Club 141 . . . Electric Service Club 111 . . . Football Club 1l,Z,31. J. DONALD GRAY General, Baseball 11, Z, 3, 43 Letter 1, Z, 3, 41 . . . Basketball 12, 3, 4g Letter 3, 41 . . . Football 11, 2, 3, 4g Letter 41 . Class Officer 13, Vice-President1 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41. D. MARIE GREEN Practical Arts, Girls' Chorus 141 . . . Girls' Craft Club 121 . . . Jr. Red Cross 131 . . . Junior Miss 141 . . . F.l I.A. PHILIP E. GRISCOM Generalg Football 111 . . . Boys' Chorus 11, Z, 31 . . . Art Club, 12, 31 . . . fFootball Club 111 . . . Boys' Gym Club. R. WAYNE GROFF College Preparatoryg Baseball 12, 41 . . . Basketball 13, 41 . . . Football 11, Z, 31 . . . Boys' Chorus 121 . . . Electric Service Club 111 . . . Football Club 11, Z, 31 ...Science Club 121. WILLIAM R. HAGERMAN College Preparatory, Baseball 121 . . . Basketball 12, 31 . . . Football 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Track 11, 31 . . . Megaphone Staff 14, Sports1 . . . Public Speaking 141 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41. VIRGINIA HALL College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 11, Z, 3, 41 . . . Mixed Chorus 11, 21 . . . Talisman Staff 1Typist1 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Dance Club 11, 21 . . . Junior Miss Club 131. R. JAMES HAMMELL General, Band 111 . . . Football 11, 2, 31 . . Football Club 11, Z, 31 . . . Orchestra 11, 21. EDYTHE HAWKENSON College Preparatory, Girls' Craft Club 13, 41. LEONARD E. HAYWARD College Preparatory, Boys' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . Science Club 111. WILLIAM HILDERBRAND Practical Artsg Talisman Staff 1Art1 . . . Art Club 11, 2, 3, 41- irecforg WAYNE HOEFNER College Preparatory, Football 11, 2, Letters 3, 41 . . . Boys' Chorus 111 . . . Student Council 141 . . . Public Speaking 131 . . . Art Club 11, Z, 3, 41 . , . Football Club 11, Z, 3, 41 . . . Key Club 12, 3, Secretary 1 41 . JANET L. HOLLINGER Commercial, Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 31 . . . Mixed Chorus 12, 31 . . . Megaphone Staff 1Typist, 3, 41 , . . F.H.A. 12, 3, President 21. PHILIP D. HOPELY General, Boys' Chorus 11, Z1 . . . Boys' Craft Club 131 . . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 2, 31. DONALD HOPKINS College Preparatory, Football 11, 2, 3, 45 Letters 3, 41 . . .Track 1Letters lf, 2, 3, 41 . . . Key Club 1Treasurer 2, 3, 41 . . . Math Club 12, 31 . .. Chef Club 131 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Associate Editor1 . . . Junior Play. ' LESLIE G. HORNER General, Boys' Gym Club 111 . . . Science Club 11, 21. JACK R. HURFF College Preparatory, Baseball 12, Letter 1, 3, 41 . . Boys' Chorus 111 . . . Student Council 141 . . . Talisman Staff . . . Art Club 111 . . , Boys' Gym Club 111 . . . Science Club 11, Z, 31. KENNETH V. HUTCHINSON General, Boys Chorus 111 . . . Craft Club 131 . . . Gym Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Science Club LYNNE JOHNSON General, Girls' Chorus 141 . . . Public Speaking 131 . . . Art Club 141 , . . Talisman Staff 1Art1. OLIVE M. JOHNSON Commercial, Girls' Softball 11, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 121 .. . Hockey 11, 2, 3, 4, Letter 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . , Seventeen Club 131 , . . Girls' Gym Club 131. ANNA M. KAMMERER Commercial, Girls' Craft Club 131 . , . Jr. Red Cross 131- PATRICIA A. LAUER College Preparatory, Girls' Softball 1Letters 1, Z, 3, 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 31 . . . Student Council 12, Treasurer 3, 41 . . . Megaphone Staff 1Sports Editor 3, 41 . . . Hockey 12, Letter 3, 41, Captain 41 . . . Girls, Craft Club 131. JANIS L. LAW College Preparatory 11, 21, General 13, 41, Basket- ball 111 . . . Girls' Softball 111 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Class Treasurer 11, Z, 3, 41 . , . Talisman Staff ..,. Junior and Senior Class Play . . . Dance Club 11, 21 . . . Junior Miss 131 . . . Hockey 1l, 21 . . . Typing Club 111. JUDITH M. LEISY College Preparatory 1, 2, General 3, 4, Basketball 11, 21 . . . Hockey 11, 21 . . . Majorette 12, 3, 41 . . . Dramatic Club 111 . . . Art Club 1Secretary 41. C. LLOYD LEWIS College Preparatory, Baseball 111 . . . Football 11, Z, 31 . . . Student Council 1Home Room Representative Z, 31 . . . Electric Service Club 111 , . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 21. JUDITH A. LYNCH College Preparatory 11, 21, General 13, 41, Cheer- leader 11, 2, Letter 41 . . . Megaphone Staff 1Typist 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Associate Editor1 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Dramatic Club 131 . . . Typing, Club 121 . . . Seventeen Club 1Vice President 31 . . . Dance Club 111. SHIRLEY A. LYNCH Commercial, Cheerleader 11, Letters 2, 31 . . . Dance Club 11, Z1 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2,31 . . . Hockey 11, Z, 31 . . . Junior Class Play , . . Public Speaking 111 . .. Girls' Gym Club 111. JEAN L. Mac LAREN College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 41 . . Megaphone Staff 141 , . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . Delegate to New Jersey Girls State at N.J.C. JOAN A. Mac LAREN General, Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41. FRANKLIN G. MAGIN ' College Preparatory, Baseball 11, 21 . . . Boys' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Dramatic Club 11, 31 . . . Football 11, 2, 3, Letter 41 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Track 13, 41. JOANNE MAUL College Preparatory, Art Club 111 . . . Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . .Junior Miss 141 .. . Typing Club 111. JUNE F. MCANALLY Generali Band 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Art Club 121 . . Megaphone Staff 12, 3, Associate Editor 41. ROBERT McFARLAND . College Preparatory, Baseball 12, 31 . . , Electric Service Club 131. FRANK W. McMULLAN College Preparatoryg Football 121 . . . Boys' Chorus 111 . . . Junior Play . . . Senior Play . . . Dramatic Club 11, 21 . . . Electric Service Club 111 . . Football Club 121 . . . Key Club 13, 41. RICHARD MELSON Practical Artsg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 . . . Football 13, 41 . . . Stage and Scenery Club 12, 3, 41 . . . Electric Service Club 121 . . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Science Club 13, 41. JANET MICK Commercial, Dance Club 11, 21 . . . Girls' Chorus Staff 1Typist 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . FJ-LA. 11, 21. HELENE M. MOLL Commercialg Dance Club 11, 11 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Megaphone Staff 1Typist, 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . F.1-l.A, 11, 21, BENJAMIN MOTISHER Generalg Football 1, 3, 41 . . . Football Club 11, 3, 41 . . . Science Club 111 . . . Chef Club 141. ALICE M. MOZZO Commercialg Hockey 11, 25 Letters 3, 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 12, 31 . . . Student Council 11, 2, Secretary 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Typist1 . , . Girls' Craft Club 1 3 1 . DAVID MURCAVAGE General, Boys' Gym Club 111 . . . Football 1Letter 41 . . . Football Club 141 . . . Dance Club 111. SHIRLEY A. NEFF Commercialg Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41 . . , Talisman Staff 1Typing1 . . . F.H.A. 12, 3, 41. ' HAROLD W. NEUBERT College Preparatoryg Science Club 12, 31 . . . Talisman Staff. B. JOAN OVERS College Preparatory 1, 213 General 13, 415 Cheer- leaders 1JV-21 . . . Student Council 131 . . . Mega- phone Staff Typist, 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Assistant Editor1 . . . Hockey 121 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Prom Committee 1Chairman1 . . . Dance Club 111 . . . Chess Club 111. . . Typing Club 111.. 'C. JOAN PALMER Commercialg Orchestra 111 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Mixed Chorus 13, 41 . . . F.I'l.A. 12, 3, 41. WALTER E. PARK Practical Artsg Baseball 11, 21 . . . Football 12, 41 . . . Football Club 141. irecforg BARBARA PETERSON Commercialg Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 31. SHIRLEY PHILIPONA General, Basketball 1Manager 2, 3, 41 . . . Hockey 11, Z, 3, 4 Letter1 .. . Orchestra 11, Z, 3, 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 21 . . . Class Secretary 11, 2, 3, 41. S. RUSSELL POWELL College Preparatoryg Baseball 121 . . . Football lg Letter 2, 3, 41 . . . Track 113 Letter 3, 41 . . . Class Ofllcer 1Vice-President1 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Boys' Gym Club 121 . . . Key Club 13, 41 .. . Chef Class 141 . . .Typing Club 121. EDWARD S. PRICKETT College Preparatory. JANE E. PRINCE College Preparatory 11, 2, 313 General 141 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . .. F.H.A. 141. JOAN E. PRINCE College Preparatory 11, Z, 315 General 141 . . . Girls' Chorus 13, 41 . . . Camera Club 121 . . . F.H.A. 141 . . . Girls' Craft Club 41. ALBERT F. RAMBO General, Baseball 121 , . . Boys' Gym Club 12, 31 . . . Boys' Craft Club 141 . . . Science Club 141. F. WILLIAM RAMBO College Preparatory, Camera Club 11, 2, 31 . . Science Club 11, 2. 31. MARIE M. RAMSEY Generalg Girls' Chorus 13, 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Jr. Red Cross 121 . . . F.H.A. 11, Z, 41. MARIANNE L. RICHMAN College Preparatoryg Cheerleader 12 J. V., 3, 4, Varsity1 . . . Girls' Softball 12, 33 Letter 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 41 . . . Talisman Staff 1Business1 . . . Dramatic Club 111 . . . Dance Club 111. GEORGE ROBINSON College Preparatory 111g General 12, 319 Practical Arts 1415 Football 1Mgr. 11 . . . Student Council 11, 21 . . . Football Club 111 . . . Science Club 111. THOMAS V. SAGER Generalg Baseball 1Letter 1, 2, 3, 41 . . . Basketball 11, 2, 31 . . . Football 115 Letter 21 . . . Band 11, 2, 31 . . . Football 113 Letter 21 . . . Band 11, 21 Boys' Chef Club. CARL A. SCHELLINGER General, Football 141 . . . Football Club 141. ' JOHN SCHORN General, Football 11, 2, 3, Letter 2, 31 . . . Boys' Craft Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 31. RAYMOND A. SCHULTZ College Preparatory, Baseball 11, 2, Letters 3, 41 . . . Electric Service Club 11, Z1 . . . Junior Class Play, Stage Assistant1. EDWARD SCHWARTZ General, Library Club 111 . . . Science Club 12, 31. EDWARD W. SCHWARTZ General, Science Club 11, Z, 31. ROBERT SHIRLEY College Preparatory, Football 11, 3, 4, Letter 41 .. . Track 13, 41 . . . Band 11, 21 . . . Boys' Chorus 11, 21 . . . Football Club 11, 3, 41 . . . Chef Club 141 . . . Typing Club 141 .... Talisman Staff 1assoc. editor1. MARILYN A. SMITH College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 131 . . . Dance Club 111 . . .Typing 'Club 141 . . . Photography Club 121 . . . Seventeen Club 131 . . . Talisman Staff 1Photography1 . . . Senior Play 1prompter1. WALTON R. SMITH College Preparatory, Football 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Football Club 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Boys' Gym Club 12, 31 . . . Science Club 111. WALTER E. STAPLES Practical Arts, Electric Service Club 13, 41. CARL W. STECHER General, Football 13, 41 . . . Football Club 13, 41 . . . Dramatic Club 13, 41 . . . Boys' Gym Club 111. BARBARA M. STONE College Preparatory, Girls' Softball 13, 41 Manager . . . Cheerleaders 12 V., 4 Varsity1 . . . Talisman Staff 1Editor1 . . . Junior Play . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Dramatic Club 131 . , . Photography 121 . . . Dance Club 111 . . . Seventeen Club 131 . . . Senior Play. JACK STROMAN General, Football 1Letters 2, 31 . . . Track 12, 31 . . . Football Club 12, 31 . . . Public Speaking 141 . . . Senior Play. CAROL J. SUESSENGUTH College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 13, 41 . . . Girls' Craft Club 131 . . . Jr. Red Cross 11, 21 . . . F.H.A. 121. SHIRLEY L. TRYON General, Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . Mixed Chorus 131 . 1. . Public Speaking 141 . . . Hockey 11, 2, J. V., 3, 4, Manager1' . . . Dance Club 11, 21. CAROL E. TURNER College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . Public Speaking 131 . . . Junior Red Cross 121. CLARENCE V. TYCE General, Electric Service Club 111 . . - Library Club 11, 21 . . . Stamp Club 111. MARGARET J. VEITH College Preparatory, Cheerleader 12, J V.1 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 . . . Junior Play . . . Megaphone Staff'141 . . . Talisman Staif 1Assoc. Editor1 . . . Seventeen Club E. SYLVIA WALLACE College Preparatory, Band 13, 41 . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 31 . . Girls' Chorus 11, Z., 3, 41 . . . Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41 . ..Senior Play. ROSALIE WALSH College Preparatory, Girls' Chorus 13, 41 . . . Mega- phone Stalf 111 , . . Dramatic Club 111. JOANNE WARD College Preparatory, Basketball 11, Z, Letter 3, 41 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 2, 41 . . Hockey 11, 2, 31. HERBERT E. WARGO General, Boys' Chorus 111 . . . Art Club 12, 3, 41 . . . Dramatic Club 11, 31 . . . Chef Club 141. BARBERA J. WESCOTT Commercial, Majorettes 11, 21 . , . Dance Club 11, 21 . . . Girls' Chorus 11, 21 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Megaphone Staff 131 . . . Talisman Staff 1Typ- ist1 . . Public Speaking 13, 41. C. NORMAN WILLIAMS General, Basketball 121 . . . Electric Service Club 111 . . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 21. N. STEWARD WILLOUGHBY Practical Arts, Basketball 111 Manager . , . Art Club 121 . . . Boys' Gym Club 11, 2, 31 . . Public Speaking 141 . . . Library Club 13, President1. BARBARA A. WILSON College Preparatory, Basketball 12, 3, Letter 41 . . . Band 11, 2, Letter 3, 41 . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41 . . Megaphone Staff 141 . . . Talisman Staff . . . Dance Club 111 . . . Hockey 11, 2, 3, Letter 41. 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