Pitman High School - Talisman Yearbook (Pitman, NJ)

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Edward Anthony Fried ff II Who's o s is pe - ality is ' ps, to Rich very- ees. He vjwbmizupsn as college nt. G luck, WTC M WV' i ,- I M W, rederi Garto ' bbi ' e is one o c ' 1 and raw football, pa ime is arguing wi rs. Wells. Next year it be college professors! Eleanor Virginia Fuller eflinnyv jinny, one of our class brains, is on top in all her classes. As Kitty, she was a big hit in the junior Class Play. May success be yours! Diane Graham Hagerman Diane Diane always likes to have a good time. She can often be found rooting for the team. Al- though homework is her main dislike, she as a future college student, is looking forward to more of it! PITMA lllllll Cllllllll Frederick Hasher, jr. rrsrobyn Fred, who has done a good job as class president for two years, is very versatile and popular. He is also very partial to sophomores. His plans include work. William Herzer Bill Bill, a small but mighty mem- ber of our class, is another car enthusiast. He also enjoys sports but does not fancy home- work. His future-P ? P Mae Rowand Hayman ffMae,, Mae is a quiet member of the class. Skating is her outstand- ing hobby. Her future plans include marriage and children. will? B Janet Homeyer fflanetl, janet is best described as in- dtistrious, dignified, and serious. Commendable in all activities she undertakes, we know Janet will reach her goal. Our best to a future girl in white. l...-

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s LL Elwood jordan Donovan rflordonu Jordon is the fellow who drives around in that yellow Mercury convertible. He likes a certain girl named Jean and dislikes school in general. He hopes to have a good job in the near futurc. Paul Clayton Dunn Paul Taking life easy, sleeping, and eating agree with Paul. We hope the Army will live up to his expectations. 256 i . er , erE rn ' Elea s e of ost p ar girls i class. S as been St nt xl four s a d he f e plans in u pprally, arry! I' If' s W H '91- . jp! P , Miriam Frances Evan! PPMHJQ Smiling eyes and a gay expres- sion are characteristic of Mir. Her willingness to assume her share of responsibility, her sweet disposition, and friendship will always be remembered. GRADUATE IIF 1954 Mark A.Fiaher ffMark,, A tower of strength on the gridiron plus his good nature account for Mark's popularity among his classmates. Pitman High will long remember his power. You have our best wishes for future success. Alexander H. Frentzen NAP, Al is a very happy-go-lucky fel- low who always has a good time. His likes include girls, hillbilly music, and amusement parks. Al hopes to go to work or join the Service. Howard Franklin Fowler Bulky ' Howard is very active in foot- ball and track but can also be found in all P. H. S. social events. His hobbies include sports. The Navy will claim him next year. . g iogg r Dori: Virginia Friedrich Doris Although little cars are one of her dislikes, you can always see Doris scooting around, in her puddle-jumpe. She thinks vacat ns a Jqst part of sc . ' M n

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wv Michael G. James xl rrBobn erMikess Jam Ro Bob one of our outstanding ba all players. He dislikes ho ework and plans to work adfter graduation. Among his interests are dancing and sports. You have our best wishes for future success. Pl 17' a s .f9l41Mbn, jr. Q iv!! ' is hap figo-lucky fellow I ' i sy this as they come. 1 l He autolxracing' d me- chan' al work! lA ter, me Navy ' finished with lii , lie hopes to Mibeeome a nist .jf fi x 4 X Although Mike is known to most as one of the quiet mem- ber of the class, he is known by his friends as a swell boy and a good pal. His interests in- clude cars and jazz. Being a good worker, he will make a fine college student. Jean Marie Joyce lfleanii A friend in need is a friend in- deed. This is our jean, quiet, dignified, and always ready to lend a helping hand. We know that she will have lots of success in the future. GRAD ATE UF Judith Sherrill Kandle erludyn Judy is a very pleasant girl. She likes most things, some of which are football games and popular music. To be an oc- cupational therapist is her goal in life. iff? ' orothy 0. cher f ot!! Dot's ,Akrlfllfl ers ity has made her ightful com- pani . H. S. Li every- oi se as r dislike or work. ough her fut e lans are undecided, we're su she'll be a success. Q l N ew George Walter Kelly ffxelll Is that a laugh we hear? George must be near. His more than keen sense of humor and hearty laugh will always ring in the halls of P. H. S. George, we are sure, will be a success in any endeavor. Kathryn E. Knight Kitten ' As co-editor of the Talisman, Kathryn has done an excellent job. We know that her dream to be a home economics teacher will become real. How can anything but success come her way? Q' l J'