Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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IOHN S HELMBOLD Administration During our Freshman, Sophomore, and Iunior years, we were guided by the capable hands of our principal, Mr lohn S. l-lelrnbold. Mr Helrnbold was well-liked and respected by every student with whom he came in contact, The sincerity and frank- ness whgch he used in his dealings with youna people, helped raise the standards of our school Although his advancement to Superintendent of Schools is a great honor, we are regretful that he is taken a step lurther a':.'a',' from us We wish you the best cf luck, Mr Heirnpcla, ana kno.-.' that you '.-:ill acnieve the sarne great success in your new position as you have in the past vim in' l MR. E H, SLAYBAUGH Administration ln our senior year, we welcomed as our new principal, Mr. E. l-l. Slaybtaugh. En- tering Pl-l,S. as a lorrner principal of Pem- berton lrligh School, Mr Slaybaugh has already proved his capability, The students ot PH S. immediately liked this man with such a warm, friendly personality. lrle Co- operated with students and facutlv alike, and brought forth school spirit and pride in all school activities. His interest in canteen rnade it a rnore enjoyable place. The entire student body Welcomes you, Mr, Slaybaugh, and wishes you suc- cess as principal of Pieasantville High School. Q auae lllllll ATE M4604 N MR ROBERT CHESTER MISS HELEN GROVER We the Class of 1951 dedrcate our yearbook THE BREEZE to Mrss Helen Grover and Mr Robert Chester our advrsors for three years Mrss Grover and Mr Chester who became our class advrsors when we were freshmen successfully gulded us through our frrst three years 1n Pleasantvtlle I-hgh School glvmg much of thelr trrne to our mterests They earned the frrendshlp of the entrre class by bemg patrent cmd understarmdlng wlth us To them w grve gredrt for those successful dances we gave those campa1gns we worm and for us the class wh ch they fostered They gave us prlde ln ours lves so that we trled to be a better class and more of a credrt to them We thank you Mrss Grover and Mr Chester we COIN? Henry Boney Pleasantvrlle N I Huntrng Frshmg Hrstory Gertrude E Guron Pleasantvrlle N I Atrrcan Vrolets Englrsh Abrgaxl Haldeman Ventnor N I Photograpy Sctence Photography Wa 'C' l'll2et an lax Carrie I Bowen Leeds Pomt N I Gardenmg General Math ,ww Tllll E I' 4? 4 XX :- I W Robert M Chester Thorofare N I All Sports Chess l-lrstory 1. Marshall W Ernckson Pomt Pleasant N I Crafts Mechamcal Drawmg f eu' 0 Am n w af f ey feac Ann W Hall Lrnwood N I French Flowers Grace M Klemgmna Shxllmgton Pa lnterror Decoratmg Engltsh I ff : is 'K ' N. A4 4 V I Dean Elrzabeth B Powers Glen Falls N I Antrques Travel Llbrary Anne Haas Atlantrc Crty N I My home and lamrly Home Economrcs Loxs R Seeley Hammonton N I Music Skatmg Latrn RQ fo J A EUPLE . . . X H f . 'N f . ' I e ' ' ? v l I Why I ? . . . . lr ' I. A ' C. J A A A 5 1, il K 5 A X 4 x ix . all E 0 Cl JUCCQJJ uffblfufe It any one needs any cheering up at any time, We recommend you see Pat Price and Larry Wilson, the wits. Carole Lloyd and Harold Haslett are the apple ot the class' eye with those good looks. Those terrific Lang twins, Hans and Walter, won double honors tor the best personality and sharpest dressers, while their partners, equally deserving of these honors were lean Connor and Claire Reed, ln November the class elections were held and the fol- lowing were elected: President, lean Connor, Vice President, Barbara Breunig, Secretary, Katherine Headley, and Trea- surer, lean Dixon, Their advisors are Miss Grace Kleinginna and Mr, Norman Mottitt. A dance in the spring was given by them and plans for the activities over the tour year period have been made. With this large group they should surely have a very ambitious class and get lots accomplished. Lots ot luck to you, class ot '54 ! ZA FZ-,- OUP yea? ad lk? X Il R Q IIOLU F Iack Exsenstem Atlantrc C1ty N I Sports HISIOTY Geography t ell' 105 Ioan McCarter Beaver Falls Pa Sports Sewmg Sczence Olga Scull Ocean Crty N SWIXHIHIDQ B ology W ,ww THE E PEUPLE Ehzabeth Gxloly Emory W Helfrxch Elmor Taylor Freehold N I Pleasantvxlle N I Pleasantvllle N I Photography Athletrcs Boatmg Stamps Readmg Travel Enghsh Athletlc Drrector Commerclal Geography all LU af t eg fealf i Standmg Mary Isaac Iohn Gxbson Dorothy Hayden Sxttmg Mrs Louise Weeks Leo I Spelcher Krngstorx Pa Sports SOCIGI Studles Clara H Thellacker Egg Harbor N I Home Econom1cs fi 'I ElI1ottG Parks Sr Mlllvrle N I FISIIIHQ Huntmg Industrlal Arts Matthew T Maley Pottsvrlle Pa Tenms and Swrrnmmg Bookkeepmg TDK g 2 o o o I - -' I- 6 N X ' s f .N I , . X I1 ' lm!! J L A L. Q My I L , if W f gy X X ,f ' . K N D , IX. l Alf n 4 K x 1' I - If, C., ft, Ullllltll On the left of the stage we find the ambitious cnorus, lar more experienced than when they were mere stagehands, diligently practicing for the time ot their first stage appearance into this great pro- duction. During timeout, while waiting to resume practice, We hear a lot of laughterg and you can be sure that the cause ci it is the class Wits, layne Savell and Harry Hic' CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Errickson, Miss Haldeman. S. Manning, Sec: I Casper, Pres: D. Clement, Treas: V. Adams, V. Pres 1 . . . we 5 ow our key. On the right ot the stage, Bob Creager and Betty Pierce, the sharp dressers, are talking with the ieasy on the eye kids, Pat Parsells and Don Clark, about the neat clothes they wore to their very successful Easter Dance, Much to the despair of the capable class otticers, President Iosie Cas- per, Vice President Virginia Adams, Secre- tary Sally Manning, and Treasurer Dot Cle- ment, Sally Batchelder and Carl Sloan, the most talkative, are always interrupting the practice. Our kids with the personality, Pat Parsells and Don Clark, are seen beaming at our athletes, Frank Emper and Mary Mae Glbson, as they perform their dilticult stunts. The chorus with the aid of its advisors, Miss Abigail lslalderrian and Mr. Marshall Errick- son, presented the Harvest Moon Dance, where cute Ann lohnson was chosen Har- vest Moon Queen. l-lere's to a swell class and we wish you all the luck in the world as upperclass- menl Qur chorus members showed their line ability in everything they undertook and altogether they gave a very excellent performance during this year. ,Mi -7- Y , - . we .E 5. IST ROW: P. Clark, E. Lutz, I Cramer, R. Sincavage, Mr. Parks, D Elami, D. Mincurio, S. Tash, P. Fox 2ND ROW: H. Sutton, Edmonds. M. Allins. H. Groves, E. Kalani. V. De- Salvor. Hess, B. Souder, B. Horton. SRD ROW: R. Brown, I. Taylor, E. Adkisson, R. Goodman. I. Hampton, D. Massina, K. Pascarella. TM wk IST ROW: M. Bayton, M. Clark, K. Walton, I. Swank, M. Flem- ing, Mrs. Bowen, M. Heilly, I. Cain, M. Harlan, C. Naylor, I. Weed. ZND ROW: M. Cronch- ley, B. Phlager, H. Wagner, P. Hamada, B. Hand, P. Leek, A. Bruckler. R. Dutch, L. Thompson, D. Sutton, K. Leeds, I. Piirrman, M. Leavens. SRD ROW: I. Simp- son, D. Cort, A. Woodfall, E. Powers, B. DeFreitas, C. Bern- Shouse, C. Irwin, S. Haakett, M. Rihando, B. Barell, M. Sanger, C. Krieg. 4TH ROW: N. Bald- win. L. Woolston. M. Weber, C. Dilks, M. Bowen, N. Martin. S. Lee, C. Henderson, H. Booth, I. Hayden, I. Dunlovy. -aT-tiflgnf' 4 2, ,- . - - --7,1 ,-1-. , - ' TAGE Mill ---.-.W-2-,I A, ,Z 1. x Bile IST ROW: C. Venezieli, A. Wil- liamson, I. Wiktorchik, Miss Bu- cher, B. Strohl. B. Baker, B. Long. ZND ROW: N. Swank, T. Long l. Gorman, B. Koons, L. Wik- torchick, E. Brown, C. Nare. C. Shrouds, G. Brighton, I. Byard. GRD ROW: R. Murray, I. Carmen, R. Holler, R. Vallouri. 5 va J Q IST ROW: I. Dubois. D. Gillispie. I. Picilla, K. Headly. Miss Guion. M. Cressy. M. Cronchy. B. Bren- ning. I. Dixon. 2D HOW: P. Breen. M. Perrie. A. Brancorsa. M. Fleming. B. Hand. P. Alcott. I. Swank. H. McHugh. P. Lake. D. Adams. D. Betterton. S. Peter. P. Cacarro. SRD ROW: S. Sours. M. Palarmo. E. Powers. M. Ben- sel, M. Elliti. P. Balasny. V. Det- weiler. P. Lewis. E. Bates. I. Grey. I. Kasper. M. Ghsoa. 4TH ROW: D. Sutton. P. Van Meter. N. Henry. K. Harlc, W. Lang. L. Smith. E. Lampe. C. Dilks. S. Smith. G. Downs. I. Savell. A. Conroy. I. Henderson. lS'l' ROW: N. Simpson. H Towner. B. DeFreitas. H. Haslett E. McCrate. F. Schibold, K. Bar rett, R. Gladney. D. Stone. E Widell. M. Moore. ZND ROW: C Peter. I. Dunlevy. I. English. D Zimmerman. N. Clemens. F Burke. G. Evans. R. Buckert 3RD ROW: I. Miller. P. Avery B. Leeds. G. Stamps. H. McNew H. Hand. I. Shepard. 4TH ROW H. Beuttel. B. Pollard. I. Bough- ton. D. Abel. B. Mullis. N. Roe- ske. R. Buzby. Band 7 1' x x ,, I X we might' loarficilaafe in any 0 fhede Svphomdm lS'l' ROW: H. Crippen. I. Waugh. D. DeCliver. E. Clopp. I. Barber. L. Copper. L. Lelras. G. Evinski. N. Beckman. ZND ROW: F. Peterson. F. Poley. L. Phillipl. R. Conover. Mr . Boney. M. Iohn- son. I. English. E. Ireland. R. Walton. SRD ROW: I. Sheppard. C. Miller. F. Emper. D. Clark. M. Drayton. E. McCreight. R. Crueger. P. Burk. R. Littlefield. C. Iohnson. 4TH HOW: H. Hill. B. Pritchard. B. Channell. R. Nickel. B. Miller. lS'l' ROW: H. Lamb, S. Carly, Miss Bucher. E. Kennedy. E. Leader. ZND ROW: D. Kamp, C. Shrouds, A. Mil- ler, E. Brown. P. Wade. 9118 B1 in L 'r 5' ofatbr. IST ROW: P. Pollock, C. Nace. Mrs. Seeley, P. Corear, B. Mil lon. 2ND ROW: P. Pralzner, K. Brockett. S. Detweiler, I. Christ I. Gray, N. Ermler. SRD HOW B. Baker. N. Richman, B Breckenridge. K'. X f ' '-lim 1- dll! 71234. 111: vu Eff. 'lift -. ibn '-V V-ilsva nlt0iI 'Qi Z .32 xii if Iii it ,Il ill all ff! Lili l 1,4 fp? lST ROW: I. Fonlanazzi, W Doruth. Mr. Behle, C. Flaster. R. Amdt. 2ND ROW: H. Kru- malcer. R. Gladney, D. Ludentz E. Baer. x , R , Q 1 S W awww lST ROW: B. Baker, S. Seiwell. Miss Powers, L. Reed, A. Kliner. ZND ROW: S. Atwell, D. Zimmerman, C. Nore, L. Albert- son, E. Mulholland. A. Tellgren ann Row. R. Fell, 1. Mcaory. G. Stafford. .7 IST ROW: F. Williams, I. Watson. Mr. Ranger, K. Adams, B. Brown. 2ND ROW: L. Hcxmmell, H. Stickel, L. Ford, I. Galli, L. Thomas, C. She- well. SRD ROW: B. Vallouri, M. Has- sen, G. Hak, R. Zinker, I. Bonacci. 4TH ROW: K. Prescott, I. String, I. Henderson, I.. Wilson, W. Leeds, D. Queen. STH ROW: F. Thompson, W. Hudgin, G. While, M. Gilbert. we A. Fabian. E. I. Morton, S. Goode, P. Fuss. B. Pierce, P. Palmer. P. Parsells. X:-I IST HOW: M. Gardner, I.. Cooper, B Pfleqhar, P. Pollock. ZND ROW-A Shewela. G. Hilborn. P. Hamada. Mrs Theilacker, I. Senn. M. Conover, E Conroy. fa u 4 f A KNEELING: I. Blackman. STANDING: B. I. Somers, M. Crowson I. Larned. Uwnmaswun gi .M A if NUM gg MEM 7,Qh:'diZr f E gZg?WCfffZfMfEE EE xxWKfW ff mm ,, fi 9 X wx X YN fav XXEQU M f f i -Q-4 1: '23 ' ., 1 5 5 .-1'-. f 41 fi f V: -. 2 it 2 -A I . E 6 :'rf:- f-vw-EEpQ2,E?gi?Eg ...'. L- .,,, ' -0' N A iilg - 1 ,,..,...,, .....,...3-gW A-- x G 1 yy! I ff, f 1: f , .Q ,J f X EE? is X, ,, C IIN ff ff I -ii? ' fp ff' ' f ' , X f' F' X ! 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Three hardworkmg gents S 'Vx Helen M Grover 5 1. 'S . K , 'mt I' .- 5 ,fl It V I f -JV 41' A i ' At ' ' ' . . fl ' ll 66' J I1 L I.. ...qw NE W 4 'A T sv- ! . , X .J , y Y K . ' FN I I E , Q, . - O long and good luck! P1eQSgmv.111efN.1. -Steve and Bill. ' . . :MT N X . A ' . ,IQ I ' . V Q , f I X A , 'l5P .,-Q , l 5'-9. . , iff V V -gf. l I ' 1 A 'Niguel 1 ,Y . I ,. 4 . , zo E Norman Moihtt Pleasantvrlle N I Sports Spanrsh Vlctorxa Press Frshmg Brrdge Englrsn Allred Ranger Flowers Plarnfreld N I Pleasantvrlle N I Sports Cale-terra Physrcal Educatxon 2' 0? Samuel A Scholl Phrladelphra Pa Flowers Photography Hrstory 'Y xx M - W 4 fs. xl, f1,Qf,,:x4MKx , 9. UNDER T DIE if aa K 0 u s -A . Cn laexing backstage, ind tie fha understudges, nervcasly preparing far their entrance as alniigrity Senrcrs. Under the 't r leadership of tierr afflcers, Iorin I.fCCaffrey, if Presrderttp Dan Hrekey Vice-?res1dentg N Katrxerme Snyder, Secretary and Mary , Canesi, Treasurer, and their aavrscrs, M1ss . A , . r, , CLASS Sprnelh and Mr, Parks, they presented tr.e Miss Spf , tw Y H W 1 X Q -, - V, pr Hellz, M, AND A vfmter Fantasy, .-Jrtn its sensatfanal dec- SSI I. MCC ' Parks K DVISQRS 't ' ' u Uffefv P' 'SnYde 1. 1 res: M C If Treas' D 9 ' Qnesiugeci -Hickey 3 N ' x' ' Y f x 1 3 Q X ' N ' 2 ll ,I-in Q ff I 4' l 'flu-1 f A 1 a I Q 5 I -If gn, - ..y.. , ff, 3' f 15293,-45: 'I?.,'f--'f' igli-j i ..:z:A:'I f ':3:i, 45 0 ,jglaannfvzf kwa K 'N s , ' , ,X N W 1 t fe '94 HFS . we fo faLe OUQI' fge POA 0 Jtdllf orations and the magnificent lunior Prorn, in honor ot the stars. Backstage, we see the Witty ones, Klarika Cote and Busty Hickey, putting everyone at ease with their arnusing C75 jokes. Arthur Rinaldo, Ianet Dixon, and Ioyce Larned, the bestfdressed, are trying to slip a word in edgewise, but Mary Canesi and loe Cherry are complicating matters with their incessant chatter. Mary lane Crowson and Ed De Mag- gio are the center ot attention-naturally, with such good looks. Those super athletes Klarika Cote and Alex Bryce, are desperately trying to outdo each other, doing headstands on the props, While the personality plus kids, Mary lane Crowson and Iohn McCaffrey look on. Best ot success to you. stars of '52 T ! I 5 6' IST ROW I McCre1ght F Emper A Rmaldo I. Phxlhps G Whxttcamp 2ND ROW E DeM1lle E Curry C McGmty R Brown C Mxller I V BASKETBALL The Iayvee team showed the basketball spectators some fast actton and ga nes worth seemg L adrng the attack Wlth great cooperat1on and f1ght1ng sp1rt were the followmg players B111 Channels W1l11e Iones Don Scheer Bob Alhster Bob Creager B111 Turner Ron Wescott Bob M11ler Reds McG1nty Archre Rmaldo and Frank Emper The Iunlor Varsxty had Won eleven games 1n twelve starts when th1s book Went to press Thls keep txghttng sp1r1t has pard oft as our Iayvees have shown us Lets keep up the good work boys' I V FGOTBALL The Iayvee squad under the expert coachmg of Alfred Ranger and Dave Boney played wtth great Splfll 1n the year of 1950 Many spectators The Iayvee team IS Where our green players get the1r exper1ence and tram mg for varslty serv1ce W1th the experlence they obtalned thls season We are sure the materlal out tor varslty next year w11l be promlsrng and well tralned I V BASEBALL Under the guxdance ot coach Em l-leltrtch the Pls cfs Iayvee baseball team ot 1950 came through wlth honors Our team showed a plucky sp1r1t that couldnt be beat Pleasantvllle beat Ocean C1ty twxce 1n successlon 8 U 15 U M1l1v1lle was also beaten by our Iayvee squad 4 3 Bob M111er pxtched all three games We are looklng forward to a successful vars1ty team next year I n I I L I - . v KJ -I - x 1 f A I -? 43 x ' , ' I I X, I N . 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I' -' x- I 'l -I -A f .1 .- -I .W DIR 'NIR W! ASSISTA T IIIREUTUII fi Rl MR GEORGE KESSLER M155 Buchers ossrstormce W1th our yeorbook semor ploy cmd closs mght hos been very helpful Mr Kessler hos done cm excellent lob of moncxqmg our mcrgozme drlve hormcllmg the fmoncrol port of the yearbook cmd supervrsmg the fmcmces for our Woshmgton trlp 'O T' BARBARA SMITH Vxce Presxdent BILL PRICE President MISS MARTHA A BUCHER BETTY IANE SOMERS Secretary MONA BROWN Treasurer AEC A2 P. I 1 49' IQR 1 ' 'H rv. V D F A r Q . 1 N w A fog. 2' f' A fi ls . A '35 x 1 ' . . X 91 - Esther Kennedy lamce Barry -- VO: . xi Olll' 6 farrf NAA 37 4 Q 1 t I 1 0 S ' Y T. Iohnson a Barbara Rxsley H T ID Bob Strohl if id- H. Huntley Don Millar Marlone Booth -as Robert Mullis 'll Terry Donald Abel Pauline Fuss K. Haldeman f- 'fir' ,.4n1' J .A . Q. , ' .' B z XX x . 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I' n.v...,,1 , r ' .Ljlff 4 I i or Reese fi., 90 QQ AQ' uri i QI' -L , I' Woodland Avenue-lst grade AA! Dick and Bud sm-ff ar, 1 Tw 1 Leeds Avenue - Sth Grade ...'l'0'l'Ill. Tom Thumb Wedding Remember this ? ? ? J J 0 K' D E,-13 6 J ,wx,g1,,2V' ' W mag . 5 -. , ' 1 A .. -x 1' ' f r t ,A 1 , ' I h K ! - - . P'ville Iunior High-8th grade fi ,W rf ., .ri v ' 3- 4,- .J gn :sp gr - i 9 , 7 Yfif I 0 1 40 -.1 f sm-S ' , -, -3 O nw-gr DONALD C ABEL Pleasantvxlle General FRANCIS L. ADSHEAD Absecon College Prep RICHARD E ACKLEY CLARKI ADAMS CLAYTON M ADAMS Pleasantvxlle Pleasantvxlle Lmwood General General General Don Abel sky scraper future Hollywood cameraman Pals Bob hm Clark Paul Band l 2 3 4 Sportsl Safetyl Rlflel Student Counc1l 2 French 2 Pencrl and Compass 2 Tattler 3 4 ChO1f 3 Photo graphy 3 Breeze CPhotography Edl Student Band D1r D1ck Ackley green car neat dresser future manne Pals Bud lack Inms McG1nty Rlfle l Sports l 2 Typmg 3 Prom Comm Safety 4 Clark Adams Iarvls lots of fun wants to have Custom bu1lt car Pals Don Roy Char11e Don P Band l 2 3 4 Sportsl Wh1ttl1ng 2 Safety 3 Sports 4 Gunmng 4 Clayton Adams always on that motor cycle wants hrs own farm Pals Ken Van Doren Al Adshead Class Pres l Safety 1 Cho1r l 2 3 Vocal 4 Student Counc1l CVPJ Franme Adshead comedlan heard before seen headed for Maryvrlle College Pals Kane Tom Iohnny B111 o1rl 2 3 Asst Cho1r D1r l Band 1 IV Football 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Chnstmas Play Ray Anderson good football track man future forest ranger Pals Clark1e D1ck Ilmmy Don Cho1r l 2 3 S d Rule 2 Track 2 IV Football 2 Var 3 Bowlmg Ioe Andnccl would l1ke to become a naval p1lot emoys l1fe Pals Bud lack D1ck Don Football 2 3 Cathy Armstrong pretty ha1r w1ll make an excellent secretary Pals Margle Ethel Ian Tma Sewmgl l'land1 work l 2 IBO CPresl Sec Club Mlss Danforths Sec Walter Amold ex soda Jerk qulet amb1t1on to graduate Pals Bren RAYMOND N ANDERSON Farmmgton College Prep nenstuhl Weber Blackman Sports 2 IOSEPH A ANDRICCI CATH. R ARMSTRONG WALTER F ARNOLD Pleasantvxlle Bargamtown Ablecon General Commercial Commercxal i .XX x RICHARD S ATACK CHRISTINA A ATKINSON ALBERT E ATWELL IR Steelmanvxlle Pl6ClCDfVlll9 Bqrgqmtowu General Commercxal College Prep Dxck Atack handsome drlves black truck Amb1t1on electr1c1an Pals Bummy Goose Balestr1er1 Brode Rlfle 2 Safety 2 3 Sports 4 Gunnmg 4 Tmcx Atkmson swell cheerleader emoys lrfe and good laughs Pals Pete Terry Helen Elna Sen1or gang Leaders l 2 3 Basketball IV l 2 Var 3 4 Prom Comm Cheerleader 4 Breeze Cheermg Club 4 Albert Atwell a stud1ous Alble Pals Plaster Cabnet Gray Arnold Carmen Dramattcsl Sportsl 2 3 Safety 3 4 Ralph Balesten All County prtcher loves huntlng Pals Ed D1ck Bay Baseballl 2 3 Footballl Rlflel Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Safety Gunnmg 1 Sports 4 Alxce Bannan mad Woman drlver W1ll make swell nurse Pals Madge Lyn Ioyce Personal1ty l Leaders 2 Typmg 3 Ir Red Cross 4 Breeze Dance Comm Ian Barry v1vac1ous snappy dresser Wants to do sornethmg Worthwhlle Pals Dorls Glnny Bert Eleanor Sclencel Handlwork 2 Spanlsh 2 Secretarral 4 Mr Helfnchs Sec Madge Bartlett good natured wants to travel Pals Ahce Lyn Ioyce Dance 1 B1ble l 4 B1OlOQY 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Paul Baumgartel hopes to be pro ball player qulet always Wxth Dot Pals Adams Scheurman Atack Stetser Sportsl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bowl1ng4 Iohn Bensel future farmer lxkes mechantcal drawmg Pals Dale Walter Carl Sports 1 4 Safety 2 3 Huntlng 4 PAUL I BAUMGARTEI. Pleasantvxlle General IANICE D BARRY MADELINE E BARTLETT Mays Landxng Lmwood Commercxal College Prep RALPH BALESTERI Ablecon Hxghlands General ALICE I BANNAN Pleasantvxlle College Prep 'Q'5 ':' IOHN M BENSEL Absecon Hxghlands Commerclal ,, 7 H , XX 1 1. . . . . , , , . . . , , , . . . . , , , , . . . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 -1 1 1 . t . u . 11 I - 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1, . It 11 . . , , . . . . . . . - - - - 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - . . . . . . . , , . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - . . . . , , , .. . , . . . , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . .. , 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - , . . . . . . . . . . , , 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 - ' fx' Ifst- VJIQJ' av I pa, V 55. if 1 .'. ..- 1 . . . 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BRENNENSTUHL Absecon Hxghlandl General R EDWARD BRODE1 IH Plealantvxlle College Prep EFFIE A BROWN Port Republic College Prep f 1 :ff a ,Z I f : ,T gf fi .fry fu., ,. If I 1 4 . . , , , , , , , . . . 1 Q . . . , . , , , , . . , , ., ., . ., ., ., , , I I I I I, ' 'I ' ' I 'I I I I ' ' . . . . ' t .. , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- i - ' ,V R x '-- - I 1 1 1 -' 1 1 I ,,, ' - . , , , . , . . , , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- . 1 . . ., ., , .., .. , , ., , . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... . , , , ... , , ' A , ., .., , . fs ' . ' ' . 1 N fe , 1 N 1 I ...L WILLIAM I.. BROWN IOHN 'l' BYARD Pleasantvxlle McKee Cxty General General MONA A BROWN Absecon College Prep Mona Brown dependable Bllls g1rl art1st1c Pals Nancy BERNARD CABNET Farmmgton Collegfl Prep Ioan Absecon gang Chorrl 2 3 4 Ir Red Crossl 2 3 4 Stude ! nj J Counc1l 2 Bxology 2 3 4 Class Pres 2 Treas 3 4 Breeze fArtCoed1torJl M l Prom Comm Wxlham Brown Mabel and Darlene rate hrgh on h1s l1st always laughmg at sornethmg lnterested 1n advert1s1ng Pa s Sm1tty Arrmgton Blasko Bandl Chorr 2 3 Sports 4 Gunnlng 4 Iohn Byard fr1endly always cheerful future Evangel1st1c song leader Pals Tom Long Strohl gang B1ble 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Berme Cabnet car crazy hates walkmg Pals Cassel Gray Clemens Latln 1 Baseball 1 2 Sports l 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Chem 4 Mary Capxlle our class beauty future model Pals Semor gals and guys Dance 1 Leaders 2 fSec 33 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Prom and Dance Comm Cheer1ng Club 4 Iohn Carmen serlous not much to say future bus1nessman Pals Leavens E1sele Arnold Atwell Intramural Basketball 2 Typ1ng 3 B1ble 4 Lee Cassel basketball an wavy red harr future buslness owner Pals Tony Chuck Sports l Spanrsh 2 Intramural basketball 2 Safety 3 Ioyce Casio loyal frrend class poet bxg brown eyes Pals Lyn Al1ce Mar1or1e Alphonsme Latm l Personahty I B1ble 2 4 Typlng 3 Tat tler 3 4 L1terature 4 Alphonsme Chase qu1et mdustrlous dependable future teacher Pals Iam1e Etta Ioyce Esther Ahce L1at1n 1 Personal1ty l Dramatlcs 1 3 B1ble 2 3 Tattler 4 Chem 4 Breeze IOHN CARMEN IR LEON CASSEL IOYCE K CASTO Pleasantvxlle Pleasantvxlle College Prep College Prep Pleasantvxlle General MARY E chin Nortlxheld onlmercxal K. ALPI-IONSINE CHASE Pleasantvxlle College Prep v . I t . gf, . . I - ,1 w- . in fl A I A Q. . . . X, . U If Q lj ff I . 1 . . . I 1 ' ,f'f U . , y J- XA!!! ,A ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1- U D 1 l . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . 'ff' f J . . . . 'ID , 1 1 --- 1 1 1 1 - ' N .nf . , , , , , , . I , , ' ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I ' I I I I ' . ' ' li ll . . . , l , , . X ,gf fy : , ', P, I ' I I I I I - ' ' ' ' I I I I I I I ' I 1 I X i . X ALBERT H. CLARK. IR Lxnwood College Prep IOHN I CROUSE Pleasantvllle General VIRGINIA M DAVENPORT Mxzpah Commerclal RICHARD CRESSEY Northield General BARBARA A CRAMER Absecon General GERALD I. CLEMENS Pleasantvxlle College Prep A1 Clark future chem1st hkes qu1et glrls stud1ous Pals Iohn Lmwood gang A1rplane 1 Sportsl 2 3 4 C1v1l Servlcel 3 B1ology 2 Chemxstry 4 Gerald Clemens lxkes to squxrrel around hopes to make a m1ll1on cheerful grm Pals Ioe Karl Harold Bob Iames Band l 2 3 4 Sc1ence l Latm 1 Sports 1 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Chemtstry 4 Barb Cramer happy go lucky always g1ggl1ng Wllh I-Ioldzkom Srmtty B I Ioan Kathy Charl1esg1rl Dancel 2 Leaders 3 Dance Comms Dramat1cs 4 Chess 4 Dlck Cressy the mllkman wants to 1o1n mar1nes appears qu1et but oh boy' Pals Mark Andy Walt Bob Moncure Safety 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Sports 4 Model Bu1ld1ng 4 Iohnny Crouse easy gomg newcomer to P H S amb1 t1on to make a success of h1s hte Pals Ken Lew Ed H S H S Latm 1 Sw1mm1ng 2 Cho1r 4 Dramat1cs 4 Gmny Davenport Blond1e n1ce personal1ty cheerful wants to become a secretary m New York Pals Eleanor Iamce Dor1s Bertha Llbraryl 3 Student Counc1l2 Safety 2 Hand1work 3 Sec Club 4 Mrs Seeleys Sec Ioe Davis so handsome' s y wants to travel round the world Pals Peterson Gray Hollenbach Sports 2 Spamsh 2 Safety 3 4 Bob Davls college bound to study pharmacy qulet cheerful sm1le Pals Norman B111 Clarence Sports l 2 3 4 Latln I Chemlstry 4 Lols DeM1lle spontaneous good nature well llked Porkchop w1ll be ter1ff1c nurse Latm 1 Personahty 1 Hand1work 1 Typmg 3 Dramat1cs 4 Kmt tlng 4 ROBERT H DAVIS Pleasantvxlle College Prep IOSEPH M DAVIS Mays Landmg College Prep LOIS A DeMII.LE Northheld College Prep J ' I llll ll I ,.,, , , , ,. . .,,. .. 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DICK IR Lxnwood College Prep wants to be concert Latm l Chess and Checkers l Cholrl 2 3 4 Choxr Club 2 3 Tattler 2 3 Typlng 4 Vlc De Salvor swell guy hopes to become nch Pals I1mmy Leon Roy Metal Craft l Chess l Safety 2 Fred D1ck p1ano player 1olly fellow Who Cares Just enough to get by Pals Ioe Smokey Cho1rl 2 3 Blble 2 3 Bxology 2 3 4 Sh1rley Ealuns wants to be a stemographar always klddmg around Pals Betty Vlola Darlene Verneda Sports 1 Personallty 2 IBO 3 Typlng 4 Bob Exsele n1ce to know L1ttle B12 llkes to cook 1n the cafeterla credlt to our football team always ready w1th a Joke future Navy rnan Pals Don Ron Tom Safety 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Loxs Elhs shorty known tor her s1de remarks hopes for success Pals lean Manon Florence Ianet Shxrley Dance l l-land1work1 Sewlng l Leaders 2 3 Breeze Anna Fabmn peppy g1ggles future Wave Pals Tookey Cather1ne LOIS Dramatlcs l Class Treas l Ltbrary l 2 Dance 2 Bldmg 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Leaders 3 IV Cheerleader 4 M1ss Spmelhs Sec B1ology 2 3 4 Kcrrl Plaster trump eter wants to make a m1ll1on Pals Gerald Francrs Al Russ Ioe Iohn Band l 2 3 4 Safety 2 Chess and Checkers 2 Sports 3 Stamp 3 CSecl 4 CV Pl Ethel Flemmg lots ot fun wants to be Glenn s wtfe Pals Ioan Charlotte Barb Cathy Marg1e Kn1tt1ng Bowhng Sec Club 4 Mxss GUIOHS Sec Betty Derr always smgmg or playmg p1ano p1an1st Pals Smxtty Sh1rley Helen Beatrlce LOIS R ELLIS ANNA FABIAN KARL FLASTER IR Plecrscrnivxlle Pleuscmtvxlle Pleasantvxlle General Commercml College Prep SHIRLEY C EAKINS Absecon Commercial ROBERT P EISELE West Atluntrc Crty General ETHEL F I-'LEMING Scullvrlle Commercxal SHIRLEY L FORD Pleasantvrlle College Prep M PAULINE I-'USS Northheld Commercml KRW PATRICIA I GILDAY Plealantvxlle General I VIRGINIA M FREI Absecon General IOHN 1.. FOSTER IR Pleasautvxlle General EUNICE M FREAS Northfield Commercxal Shxrley Ford dependable talkahve Pals Carolyn Ioanne Iean Lots Dramatlcs 1 Bowhng l Glee Clubl Cho1r1 2 3 4 B1ologyl 2 3 4 fPresD Vocal 3 4 Chem1stry 4 Prom Comm Iohn Foster athletlc pleasant personahty gets along w1th everyone Pals B111 Smky Srmtty Football 2 3 4 IV Basketball Track 3 4 Sports 3 Eumce Freas Eunle cute 111 blonde easy to get along w1th Pals Yvonne Dlck Etlene Betty Sewmg l 2 3 Cholr 3 Sec Club 4 Gmny Frel v1vac1ous frtendly and cheerful Pals Alex Kftty Dot Holy Senlor gang BoWl1ng 1 Latln 1 Cho1r 1 2 3 Dance comm Leaders 2 3 Cheerleaders 4 Tattler 4 Toolue Fuss cute fnendly qu1et dependable Pals Anna Lols Kate Eumce Dancel Handtwork l Sparush 2 BoW11ng 2 Blology 2 Sewlng Club 3 Xmas play comm 3 IV Cheerleader 4 Mr Maleys sec cheerleadmg club PatG11day talented wants to study muslc W1ll be success Pals Babs Helen Ieanne Lo1s Cholr club 3 Xmas play 3 Dance comm 3 Cholr 3 4 Vocal 4 Tattler 4 Frankford Hlgh Dramat1cs 1 2 Cholr l 2 Home Room Rep Charlotte Goode fun lovmg g1rl wants to get out of school and travel Pals Barb Ethel Yvonne Ioan Safety l 2 Typmg 3 Metal Craft 4 Travel 4 Florence Gorden Oh' those curls fnendly mce g1r Pals Lots Iean Marlon Shtrley 1-landlworkl Sewmgl Dance 2 Leaders 2 3 Sec Club 4 Mr Scholls Sec Harold Gray a O ' that ambxtton' future sports wnter Pals Don Ioe Safety Sports l Intramural and baseball CHARLOTTE GOODE FLORENCE M GORDON HAROLD GRAY IR Bargcnntown College Prep Cardxfi Pleasantvxlle General Commercxal CAROLYN M HAI-INLEN KATHRYN A HALDEMAN IOAN D HANNUM Pleasantvxlle Atlantic City Northfield College Prep Commercial General Lyn Hahnlen Southern gal from New Orleans usually talking Pals Madge Alice loyce Dance 1 Sewingl 2 Typing 2 French 3 Dramatics 3 Chem 4 Slide Rule 4 Kitty Haldeman snappy cheerleader seen driving her mothers ole car Pals Florence senior cheer leaders Choir 1 Dance 1 2 Leaders 2 3 Dance Comm GAA Cheer leaders Club 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 Ioan Hannum crazy ideas u ot lun Eggie on the brain Pals Cramer Holdzkom Caroline Dance l 2 Leaders 1 2 Dance Comm Dramatics 4 Ioan Harlan pretty blonde hair always with Ioe Pals Ioe Anna Tooky English l CPresl Library l Art 2 Handiwork 2 Choir 2 3 CVPJ 4 Sewing 3 Tattler 4 Nancy Helfrich quiet sweet personality future Woman in white Pals Eleanor Marge Etta Lois Dramatics 1 Latin l 2 Ir Red Cross 3 4 Chem 4 Mane Hendncks fun to be with expects to tom the Waves Pals Pecky Ioan Senior gang Photography 1 Dramatics 1 2 3 Biology 2 Safety 3 Student Council 3 Sec 4 Tattler 4 Ginger Henning likes to talk to entertaining people friendly smile Pals Gloria Betty Senior gang Xmas Play l Class Sec 1 Art 1 Dance Comm Dramaticsl 4 Riding 2 Leaders 2 3 Choir 2 4 Sec Club 4 Mr C s Sec Breeze Charlie Higbee quiet very nice hopes to be a millionaire Pals Carl Ioe Dick lack Etta Mae Hilliard gay mannerly wants parents to be proud of er . . . Pals: Jamie Nan Bertha . . . Latin 1 2 Ir. Red Cross 2 French 3 Dramatics 3 4 Student Council 4 Breeze. CHARLES I.. HIGBEE Leeds Point General L.. VIRGINIA HENNING Linwood Commercial MARIE E. HENDRICKS Absecon Commercial IOAN E HARLAN Lmwood Commercial NANCY M HELFRICH Pleasantville College Prep ETTA M. HILLIARD West Atlantic City College Prep BARBARA A HOLDZKOM Pleasantvxlle General HELEN I HUNTLEY Port Republic Commercial A rr-r WILLIAM T HOLLENBECK RICHARD B HOLZER Bargaxntown Northheld General College Prep IAMIE A HOLLAND Absecon College Prep Barbara Holdzkom Pals Larry Barb C Kathy Gmger alumn1g1rls Handlwork 2 fTreasl Leaders 2 3 Tattler 3 4 Dance 3 Iarme Holland never w1th out a sm1le stud1ous headed for Sweden Pals Etta Alphonsme Dance 1 B1ology 2 3 Dramattcs 2 3 CTreasl Photography 3 CSecJ Typmg 4 B111 Hollenbeck cute lucky wrnner wants to graduate Pals Ioe Harry Sportsl 2 Safety 3 4 D1ckHolzer qulet wants to teach sc1ence Pals Bob Ron Latln l Chess l Photography l 2 Spamsh 2 3 B1ology 2 3 Student Counc1l3 4 Cho1r4 B1ble 4 Chem 4 Helen Huntley sweet d1spos1t1on from E H H S wants to be happy and have trxends Pals Eleanor Iean K1tty T1na Safety 4 Bertha Ireland blond cheerful future secretary Pals Marge Iean Esther Martha Dance l Sew1ng 2 Handxwork 2 Safety 3 Sec Club 4 Mary Ireland sh1ny locks honor student future school teacher Pals Ahce Babs Latln l 2 Cho1rl 2 3 4 Spanlsh 2 Student Counc1l 3 NHS 3 4 Breeze Nancy Ireland class mus1c1an honor student always pleasant Pals Mag Iean Esther Martha Dramat1cs 1 Cho1rl 2 3 4 B1ology 2 3 Ir Red Cross 2 3 4 NHS 3 4 Breeze CL1t Ed J Tom Iohnson Punchy handsome hkes to smg basketball star wants to be a profess1onal s1nger Pals Mousy Ed Brode Var Basketball l 2 3 4 Cho1rl 2 3 4 sharp dresser un success 1n her mode11ng BERTHA I IRELAND Cardiff Commercial MARY L IRELAND NANCY C IRELAND THOMAS L. IOHNSON Pleasantvxlle Pleasantvxlle Pleasantvllle College Prep College Prep General DANIEL G KANE IACK KELLY IACK W KENDUST Absecon Pleusantvxlle Pleasantvxlle College Prep General General Dan Kane Jokester wants to be a m1ll1ona1re at 20 Pals Mlllar Turner McG1nty Spamsh 2 Sports 2 3 4 Huntmg 4 Intramural Basket ball lack Kelly football hero oh so handsome' Rttle 2 Sports 2 3 4 Football CIV 2 Var 3 41 Baseball 3 4 Gunnmg lack Kendust great buddy bartender Pals Dlck Claude Don Safety 2 3 4 Esther Kennedy sweet co edrtor of Tattler Class V P l Latm l Cholr 1 2 3 4 Cho1r club l 2 3 NHS Student Counc1l l 2 Red Cross 2 B1ology L1terature 4 Breeze Dot Kmsey popular wants to make Paul happy Pals Sm1tty B I Paul Chorr l 2 Dance l Leaders 2 3 fSecI IV Basketball 1 Var 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 KCapt 4? Prom comm Ioan Kreutzer twmkhng eyes loves to stng Pals Mona Nancy Ian Ioe Cho1rl 4 Dance 2 B1ology 2 3 Octette 2 3 4 Dance omms Prom comm Breeze Iean Kurtz s y typmg Wh1z hopes to be good secretary Pals Barb Pat Helen Hand1work Sewmg IBO Secretanal club Mr lnghngs secretary Snook Landry sweet future school teacher Pals Helen Mane Gmger Senior gang Basketball l 2 3 Hockeyl 2 3 Sewmg Ir Red Cross Home Room Sec Lxbrary comm Cho1r Dramatlcs Student Councll GAA Prom comm P H S Debatmg 4 Dramat1cs 4 Claude Lamed town crulser l1ttle money b1g1deas 1mag1nat1ve Pals DICK Iack Rltle l Sportsl 2 Baseballl 2 3 4 Football 2 Safety 4 IOAN KREUTZER IEAN M KURTZ Cardxli Cardxii College Prep Commercxal ELEANOR M LANDRY Absecon General lb ESTHER M KENNEDY Pleasantvxlle College Prep DOROTHY KINSEY Pleasantvxlle Commercxal CLAUDE M LARNED Pleasantvzlle College Prep 1 s A ' ' ' I I I I I - . . . . , . . . . . . , , , , . . , . , , , , . . . . G . . . . . . . , , . . . , , . . . 1 . . . ' . . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - -1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . . . . . . . . . , . ., . . , , , , , V ' ' ' I ' I I I I I ' I 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f-1 h , . V ., ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . , , . . 1 n 11 . . ., , . . . . . . . . . , , , . . . I I I I I I I ' I 'l -1 1 1 1 - - -1 -1 . . ., , . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . . , , I I I I I I ' if f Va, 'fly 'ip-7 ' - , ' 1,5 ' , 11 1, Q45 , V x . , 1 1- , A ,WN '1 1 - 1,11 1 Q 1. BARBARA I LEAR Pleasantvxlle Commercxal BLANCHE E LONG McKee Cxty College Prep ALAN I. LOVELAND Port Republic College Prep Q IAMES E LEAVENS LESLIE LEEK IACK C Le FAUCHEUR Pleasantvrlle Smxthvxlle Pleasantvxlle General Commercxal General Barbara Lear future navy wxfe wants to graduate Pals Terry Nancy Marg Dance 1 Leaders 2 IBO 3 Sec Club 4 Prom comm Breeze hmmy Leavens qulet lots of fun hopes to Jom the a1r force Pals lack Iohn V1c Dtck Dale Leek Axrplane l Sports 2 4 Safety 3 Leslle Leek rnterested 1n cars hopes to become truck drrver Pals Dale Dave Charles Bert Sports 1 2 Safety 2 lack LeFaucher dev1l lots of fun loves the g1r1s future army general Pals Mazzeo McGmty Atack McCracken Safety 1 2 Typmg 3 Gunmng 4 Blanche Long small fry qufet fnendly Pals Nancy Effle Iohn Hopes to become a forelgn rmssronary B1ble 2 3 4 lnterxor Decorat1ng 2 Latm Cl'1em1stry 4 Alan Loveland easy to make frrends s y clean cut good natured great typ1st future navy rnan Pals Ted Ioe George New 1n PH S Betty Loveland wow' what a lass pretty harr always laughlng Pals Eunlce Norm Betty Tony Elleen Squrrt Hazel EHH S Muslc l 2 3 PHS Sec club 4 Ierry McCrae always laughmg better late than never Pals Robert Davxs Dot MacFarland Melvrn Iohnson Mar1on Iohnson Harold B1rts Harold Gray Safety l Rlchard McGmty qulet wavy halr not a worry Pals Don Dan lack C Sports Club l 2 3 Safety 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 BETTY I. LOVELAND Port Republic Commercial ils. GERALD MCCRAE Mizpah College Prep RICHARD T. McGINTY Pleasantville General IOHN F MCGRANN IEAN M MCIVOR BARBARA I MARPLE Pleasantvxlle Pleasantvxlle Lmwood College Prep College Prep Commercxal Iohn McGrann professor great debator Pals BOUQTIOYI Strohl Mart1n Sclence 1 Gunnlng 1 4 Sports 2 Wood Carvtng 3 Chess and Checkers 4 lean Mclvor cheerful good student wants a few m1111on Pals Nancy Florence Mar1on gang Lattn 1 Artl Btology 2 3 4 Dramat1cs 2 3 4 Tattler 2 3 4 Breeze Barbara Marple great sense of humor the future Mrs Attenbrunn Pals Charlotte Ethel Ioan lack Photography 2 lr Red Cross 2 Travel 4 Metal Craft 4 Clarence Martm a debator hopes to do one rob well Pa s B111 Robert Gale Cho1r 1 Latln 2 Track 2 3 4 Drarnat1c 3 Vocal 4 C1v1l SGTVICG 4 Tony Mazzeo takes l1fe as 1t comes crewcut Pals Rusty Ben lerry loel Footballl 2 Safety 2 3 Gunrung 4 Sports 4 Bett Merkord sweet personallty petlte future a1 l1ne stewar dess Pals Glona Gmny Ellen SGDIOYS Drarnat1csl Handtwork l 2 3 Semng 2 Sec Club 4 Breeze Mrs Bowens Sec 4 Don Mrllar husky All State tackle always laughtng Pals Dan B111 CLARENCE L MARTIN Pleasantvllle College Prep McG1nty Football IV 1 Var 2 3 4 Sportsl 2 3 4 Gunnmgl 4 Sc1 ANTHONY R MAZZEO ence 1 2 3 Arlene Mlller qu1et sweet Pals Pearl1ne Dot Gwen Pledlfmfvllle Gerry ACHS Home Rm Sec Basketball Volleyball Hockey French PH S French 3 Ltterature 4 B111 Mxtchell l1tt1e on the qutet Slde tnsurance man Pals Kelly Carl B111 Ne1l PTICS Kane Mlllar Atack Scrence 1 Enghsh 1 Photography 2 Sports 2 Safety 3 4 General BETTY M. MERKORD DONALD I. MILLAR ARLENE MILLER Absecon Absecon Pleasantville Commercial College Prep General FREDERICK W. MITCHELL Estell Manor General It KATHLEEN M MORANZ Plasantvxlle Commercxal M THERESA MULREADY Pleasantvrlle Comrnercxal DORIS E OLSON Mays Landmg Commercxal I GLORIA C MOYE ANN A MOYER ROBERT H MULLIS Absecon Hzghlands Pleascmtvrlle Northheld Commercxal College Prep College Prep Kathy Moranz clown Oh those srde remarks' ambrtron IS to understand Macbeth Pals Mary Holy Senrors Tattler3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Glona Moye ready wrth a smrle future eff1c1ent secretary Pals Betty Glnny Semor Gang Dramatlcs l Handrwork 1 2 French 2 CPres 31 IBO NHS 3 4 lSecJ Breeze Sec Club 4 Mr Cs Sec 4 Mag Moyer cheerful remarkable muslcal talent Pals Nancy lean Pat Betty Lam l Chorrl 2 3 4 Vocal l 4 Breeze R H Bandl 2 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Terry Mulready frrendly 11ked1byall rosy cheeks Pals Barb Trna Helen Elna Catherme Semor gang Spanlsh 2 Dance 2 Leaders 3 Prom Comm NHS 3 4 Basketball IV 3 Var 4 Dramatrcs 4 Mr Kesslers Sec Breeze CTyp1ng Edltorl Dor1s Olsen lovely harr loes grrl Pals Ian Gmny Bert Ioe Handlwork 1 Lrbrary 1 2 Ir Red Cross 2 Spanrsh 2 Dramatrcs 3 Sec Club 4 Slap Pascarella neat guy w1ll have Navy career Pals B111 Ioe Charlre Class Treas l Latrn 1 Safety 2 Intramural Basketball Sports 2 3 4 Gunnrng 4 Carolme Peck smooth dancer gay and amusmg Pals Senlor gang Band l Dance 1 Hand1work 2 Tattler 2 3 4 Safety 3 Prom Comm Dramatlcs 4 Mr Chesters Sec 4 Catherme Peter terr1f1c personalrty full of pep Pals Lors Tookre Anna Elna Terry Helen Senror gang Latm l Dance 1 2 Band l 2 3 4 French 2 Handlwork 2 Brology 2 CTreas 31 NHS 3 4 Inter1or Decoratrng Dramat1cs 4 Breeze Prom Comm CATHERINE L PETER Northheld College Prep KENNETH A PASCARELLA CAROLINE PECK Pleusantvxlle Absecon General Commercxal t QC 's ,e I .. 13-4, 7-nr. - ' .. A, ' ' .-0 eg I , I X I - F xl , KI 1' lf:-4 1 . f ,I 1 1 l , A ,, Q41 f - 1--'I 11 -1 1 - 1 - I '- Mul1is...enjoys life...musician...Pals: Don, 1im...Choir l,2, 3, 4, I Il ' I . I I I ' ' I I I ' - I ll IIII I - I . I ' I ' I I I S HARRY L PETERSON SHIRLEY A PETERSON MELVIN H PFIRMAN IR Mays Landmg Pleasantvxlle Northheld College Prep Comrnercxal Commercxal Harry Peterson Reds seen skafmg at Mays Landmg wants to see the world Pals Ioe Harold Photography l Spanlsh 2 Safety 3 4 Shrrley Peterson peppy cheerleader ever r1de m her car? Whew Pals Cheermg squad Sen1or gang Bowlmg l Dance l 2 Basket ball IV l 2 Var 3 4 Leaders 2 3 Cheerleader 3 CCo Capt 43 Cheenng 4 Dance Comm Prom Comm Melvm Phrman fr1endly wants to have own gas stat1on Pals George Davtd Irm Sportsl 2 3 Safety 4 Charles Prrce seldom seen rn school always klddlng around Pals Bert Slap Dave Photographyl Sports l Sc1ence 2 Art 2 Safety 3 Gunmng 4 B111 Pnce Speed llttle bra1n on gr1d1ron County quarterback Pals Kelly Emper Weaver Kane Sports l 2 3 4 Football IV 2 Var 3 4 Prom Comm Charrman Class Pres 4 Eleanor Reese future secretary ready laugh Pals Dons Ian Gmny Bertha Hand1work l Safety 2 Spanlsh 2 Sec Club 4 Student Counctl 3 Mtss Powers Sec 4 Dave Rhodes Streets lnfrequent school goer amb1t1on undeclded Pals Charles Les Don Dale Ioe Bert Art l 2 Sportsl 2 Wh1ttl1ng 3 Cunnrng 4 Betty R1ley always sxngxng wants to be a good teacher Pals Ella Mae Evelyn Cholr l 2 3 4 Latln l Typtng 3 Vocal 4 Ioan R.1sch pleasmg smlle soph1st1cated amb1t1on to become a wr1ter Pals Mona Ioan Helen Absecomtes Personahty l Prac Math 1 Handlwork 2 Spanlsh 2 Cho1r 3 4 lSecJ Dramatlcs 4 Tattler 4 Mr Elsenstrens Sec 4 ELEANOR A REESE Mrzpah Pleasantvxlle Commercxal DAVID A RHODES ELIZABETH M RILEY Pleasantvxlle College Prep Commercial lin, I CHARLES PRICE Pleasantvmlle Commerclal WILLIAM PRICE Pleasantvrlle General IOAN H RIS CH Absecon Commercxal BARBARA A RISLEY Linwood Commercxal LAVORA D SIMMS Pleasantvxlle Commerclal IOANNE SCHIFERL Pleasantvxlle College Prep IOAN M SEN N Pleasantvxlle General CHARLES D ROSS Lxnwood General Barbara Rrsley Babs a lots of fun future bookkeeper Pals Iean Pat Helen Sewmg 3 Dramattcs 3 Sec Club 4 MISS McCarters and M1ss Halclemans Sec 4 Charles Ross m1sch1evous though qulet amb1t1on IS to graduate Pals lean Van Serge Stone Ken Sports l 2 3 Intramural Baseball 1 Dance Comm Safety 4 Ioanne Schderl glggly art1st1c wants to go West Pas Carol Sh1rley Lucy Menon Ave Gang Dramatxc l 2 Sparush 2 B1ology 2 3 4 Ioan Senn neat lad soon hear Weddmg bells ambltron to graduate Pals Ethel Barb Gene Charlotte Bowl1ng l Dance 2 GAA 2 Sewmg 3 4 Chem 4 Darlene S1mms cute cheer leader swell s1nger snappy wardrobe Pals Senror grrls Bernard Cheer1ng squad Dance l Cholr 2 Leaders 3 Cheerleader 4 Cheerlng 4 Prom Comm Nancy Slmpson pretty brown eyes coy un to know Pals Curt Ian Bob C1v1lServ1ce l 2 3 4 Sewmg 2 Brology 2 3 KVPJ 4 Dance Hand1work 2 Prom Comm Drarnatrcs 3 4 Debatmg 4 Breeze Band 4 Barbara Snuth cute popular v1m vlgor vrtallty Pals B I Dot Dancel 2 Basketballl 2 3 Leaders2 3 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Tatler 2 3 4 Breeze Prom Comm Class VP 4 V1ola Smlth hkes to dance future nurse wants to reslde rn N Y C or Wash Pals Bobby Ernerelles Y Teens Soc1alDebs Sew1ng 2 French 4 Chess 4 B111 Sm1th successful l1ghten1ng on the gr1d1ron all around guy Pals Iohn W1lllGm Vernon Clarence Photo graphy l Baseball 1 2 3 Sportsl 2 3 Cho1r 2 3 Football 2 3 Track 3 NANCY A SIMPSON Linwood College Prep 46 tx Safety 4 BARBARA I SMITH VIOLA I SMITH WILLIAM O SMITH Pleasantvxlle Pleasantvrlle Pleasantvxlle Cornmercral Commercral College Prep RICHARD E SNYDER BETTY I. SOMERS MABLE I. SORRELI. Pleasantville Linwood Pleasantville College Prep Commercxal College Prep D1ck Snyder dependable acttve Pals Don Iohn Ray Cho1r l 4 Latln 1 KPresI Basketball 1 Student Counc1l 2 KPres 4I Class VP 2 Blology 2 4 Prom Comm Chem 4 B I Somers cute popular Pals lack Semors Latm l I-land1work 1 B1ology 2 Leaders 2 3 Tattler 3 4 Prom Comm Ma1orette 3 4 Dramat1cs 4 Class Sec 4 Breeze Mable Sorrell sharp dresser always w1th B111 Pals Betty V1ola Sports l GAA l 2 Sc1ence l 2 Leaders 2 3 Student Counc1l 2 Prom Comm Basketball Mgr 3 4 Salety4 Breeze Carolyn Steele always g1g gl1ng tw1nk11ng eyes Pals Io Sh1rl Cra1g Rxdmgl Latml Cho1r l 2 3 4 B1ology 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Ioe Stokes humorous never w1thout Ioan Pals N held gang Ioan Sc1encel Satetyl 4 Sports 2 3 Cho1r 2 tTreas 33 Pres 4 Marg Singh reserved nature wants to travel Pals Barb Nan Elley Dance l Personalrtyl Ir Red Cross l Sec Club 3 4 Bob Strohl Oh' so bramy' consc1ent1ous Pa s D1ck Guy Bud Latln l Chessl Cho1r 2 3 4 B1ble 2 4 B1ology 2 3 French 3 Chem 4 NHS 3 4 Nancy Swank nrce to know prec1at1ve Pals Mag Ann Blanche Tattlerl l..at1n Cho1rl Hand1 work 2 B1ble 2 3 KSec 4I B1ology 2 Creat1ve Wr1t1ng 2 tSecJ Dramat1cs 3 4 Moncure Taylor Redhead Southern drawl Pals D1Ck Sports 2 3 4 B1ology 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 NHS 3 4 Class VP 3 Footballl 2 Var 3 4 Breeze CCo Edl Chem 4 CPresII V Baseball A1r plane CTreas 21 MARGARET E STRIGH Pleasantvrlle Commercial ROBERT R STROHI. Northheld College Prep NANCY A SWANK Northheld College Prep J 'lr X CAROLYN A STEELE Absecon College Prep IOSEPH M STOKES Northheld Commercial MONCURE R TAYLOR Margate College Prep I I K -4 , I I A ' I I I ' I ' ' I I I 'I I I I ' I ' l , . , . . . . . ' .... ' ' . . . l : I I I ' ' ' . I I . I I I D I I . I I , . , . . . , . . . . . . . ap- I I I ' I I I ' I .- Iohn, Cressey . . . Band 1, Latin 1, Safety l, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 2,' I I - I I ' - I . . . I I l ' I A HY: 'Z I I , I Q - .avi , e I Pk. w if V I ' A F ml' .-.fl K x Aff IOHN F P THOMPSON IR Absecon College Prep DONALD WASZEN Cardxli General K ALBERTA 'I' M WATKINS Northheld College Prep PEARLINE WADE Pleasantvxlle Commercial HELEN E TOWNER ROBERT M VAN DOREN Absecon Lmwood College Prep College Prep Iohn Thompson ambmous hked by all wants to be 1nsurance broker Pals Snyder B111 Frannre Latln 1 Safetyl 2 Cho1r 3 4 Chess 3 Sports 3 4 Football 4 Chem 4 Helen Towner swell gal top basketball player Pals Elna Bert Terry Sen1ors Latm 1 fTreas7 Band 1 2 3 4 Bowl1ng 2 3 Leaders2 3 B1ology2 Basketball 2 Var 3 NHS 3 4 Prom Comm Dramattcs 3 4 Breeze Bob Van Doren tall dark handsome pet peeve 1SIQl'1Sql.leSllO1'lS Pals Ian Ken Nancy Chess l Sports 1 2 Spamsh 2 Safety 3 Bowl1ng 4 Football 1 2 Var 3 4 Pearlme Wade sl1ck ch1ck f1ash1ng smtle Pals Ella Harold Arlene Sen1ors Personal1ty l Chess 2 Blble 3 French 4 1..1terature 4 Don Wcxszen P1zzane dependable future bus1ness owner Pals W1lly Dave I1m Ioe Safetyl Sports 2 3 4 Reparr 4 Bert Watkms Oh' those curls' m1sch1evous gleam Pals R1ta Helen Elna Sen1ors Lat1n1 Hand1work1 Creat1ve Wr1t1ng 2 Dramat1cs 2 3 4 Sewlng 3 Bob Weaver l1kes parttes and dances terr1f1c guy future dentlst Pals Bunker French Kelly lvllllar Pr1ce Football 1 2 3 Baseballl 2 Sports 1 2 3 4 Safetyl 2 3 Track 2 4 Class Pres 3 Gunnmg 4 lose Webb qu1et newcomer to PHS hopes to become a boxer Pals B111 Kenny Ierry B111 Weber future farmer curly black ha1r qu1et t1ll you know h1m Pals Iohn D1ck Frannle Iohn Walt Don Safety 1 3 Chess 3 Sports 2 4 Chem 4 ROBERT R WEAVER IOSEPH WEBB WILLIAM P WEBER Pleascmtvrlle Absecon Ablecon College Prep General College Prep NORMAN WILLIAMS Pleasantvxlle College Prep ELNA A WIDELL IOHN F WIKTORCIHK Absecon Pleasantvxlle College Prep College Prep Elna Wldell very well hked attractrve asset to class Pa s Helen Bert Cather1ne Terry T1na Sen1or gang Lat1n l Dancel 2 Bowlmg 1 Band l 2 3 4 B1ology 2 Leaders 2 3 Basketball IV 2 Var 3 4 Dance Comm NHS 3 4 CPresl Magaztne Dr1ve Manager 4 Dra matxc 4 Breeze CCo ed J Iohn Wxktorcluck ser1ous art1st1c Pa s D1ck B111 Iohn Ioe Artl B1ology 2 B1ble 2 3 4 Chr1stmas play 3 Dramattcs 3 4 Prom Comm Student Councll Breeze KArted1torl Norman Wxlhams good natured gets blamed for everythmg Pas Robert B111 Lawrence Latm 1 Sportsl 2 3 4 Cho1rl 2 3 4 Chem 4 Ken Wrllxard good looktng motorcycle ftend wants to own hardware- store Pals Adams Ross Van Doren Sports 1 2 Safety 3 4 Chou' 4 Bert Woolston well hked guy love that drawl' Pals Charles Clark Slap Dale Les11e Dave Photography 1 Sports Wh1ttl1ng 2 Art Safety 3 Gunnmg 4 I Hayes Morales newcomer qutet Texan drawl future undecrded L1kes Planes model R R e1ev1s1on Texas W1ChllG Falls Gym Leader C1v1l Atr Patrol Ioe Vioschella Sonny Habron and WLUY Taylor have left to Jom the armed forces We are proud of these three semors who represent Pleasantvrlle 1-hgh School 1n the constant struggle for freedom and peace IOSEPH MOSCHELLA Plealantvxlle General WILLIAM TAYLOR Pleasantvnlle General IAMES HABRON Plealantvxlle College Prep sliid KENNETH R WILLIARD Lmwood College Prep BERTRAM E. WOOLSTON Pleasantvxlle Cornrnercml I HAYES MORALES Absecon General A 'rif 4 sffxx J SQA-NCERL. ACT I Rehearsals were scheduled to begm September l948 Our part 1n the product1on g1ven ln the great theater of PH S was to be stage hands unaware of the expenences ahead Those almlghty stars thought that they could take advantage of our gull1b1l1ty by sellmg us elevator and swlmmlng pool tlckets sendlng us up the Down starrs and lead1ng us to the Wrong rooms After we recovered from our flrst bewrlderment we chose as top stage hands Pres1dent Clay Secretary Anna Fablan and Treasurer Vrr g1n1a Hennmg Under therr capable leader sh1p we won the PTA membershtp d 1ve thereby bemg awarded a dance To keep ln shape for our many dut1es we a1ded the cast ID our favorable football and basket ball seasons Most of us surv1ved the mrd year exams wrthout too many mlshaps and by th1s t1me we had lost our awe of these new surroundmgs The company eas1ly took the Press Un1on Baseball Trophy for the second stra1ght t1me To wrnd up the act we presented w1th the assrstance of our able advrsors Mr Chester and Mrss Grover our hrst soc1al venture May Tlme Magrc ACT II As the curtam opened for the second act knowmg the routme of an actors 11fe we proudly took our place as the chorus Tllll ll l-lavmg learned by expenence the pranks pulled on the stage crew we proceeded to repeat them wlth glee We played our part ln the productlon hke troupers by again w1nn1ng the PTA dance Be1ng well ac quamted w1th the members ot the chorus we eas1ly selected our d1rectors Presldent Mona Brown V1ce Presrdent D1ck Snyder Secretary Ian Blackman and Treasurer Moncure Taylor On Thanksgwmg most of the chorus turned out to cheer our team on as they regretfully ended the football season by bowmg to Ocean Clty Once agaln We showed our leadersh1p by presentlng the Shamrock Shuffle one of the best dances of the year ln the spnng our champ1on baseball team retlred the Press Umon Tro phy by w1nn1ng 1t for the thrrd t1me Most members of the chorus whrzzed successfully through the f1nal exams and now lust thmk ' ' ' We were UPPERCLASSMEN at as ACT III In the th1rd act bemg the under studres we acqurred many new respons1 b1l1l1eS some pleasant and some unpleas ant As one of these tasks to 'the great delrght of the senlor stars we took over the undernounshed but we f1nally learned how to make sandw1ches and then all went well After electmg our Pres1dent Bob Weaver Vlce Pres1dent Moncure Taylor ,Secretary 'V ' PROP V' J SQMFUKI. of Me cfaaa of ! 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Ian Blackman and Treasurer Mona Brown we got right down to business and gave one of the first dances of the year The Platter Iump Our group really proved to be a co operative one because we won the PTA dance for the third time Now that our fairly successful football season had passed it was Christmas time and to help celebrate we presented The Christmas Ball with the music of Alex Bartlfa and his Orchestra With Cinderella as the theme we gave the Prom in honor of the stars who would soon be leaving us To the music of Alex Bartha s Orchestra the king and queen Tim Blasko and leanne Cunningham led the grand march of one of the nicest proms ever Our baseball team again showed their superior ity by winning the Press Union Trophy A one of our most exciting years came to a close we finally became the stars of the show ACT IV Having reached stardom we realized our busiest year was still ahead of us Miss Bucher and Mr Kessler the senior advisors took charge of directing this act of our pro duction The entire company sadly wit nessed the retirement of our superintendent Mr Charles O Wilson However we were glad to welcome Mr l-lelmbold as our new superintendent and Mr Slaybaugh as our new principal Our stars who won the leads in this act were President Bill Price Vice President, Barbara Smith: Secretary, Betty lane Somers, and Treasurer, Mona Brown. The act began in fine fashion as we topped our magazine drive goal. The stars sho:-:ed their wonderful spirit of co-operation as many of them appeared for Breeze try-outs. The staff immediately began worlc on the Breeze of l95l with the aid of our editors Elna Widell and Moncure Taylor. For the fourth year, we were awarded the P.T.A. dance The record of winning this dance for four years was indeed something to be proud of With a new coach Mr Eisenstein our football team came up with a victorious season well rewarded by the presentation of the Press Union Football Trophy The senior stars of 1951 came through in true form to give the enchanting Sweetheart Dance Early in March we presented our production of the year Cheaper By The Dozen under the direction of Miss Riehm This turned out to be a tremendous success At last we were off for Washington After painting the Capitol red and giving the chaperones many headaches we regretfully returned to Pleasantville Prom time soon rolled around and the understudies gave a magnificent Prom in our honor After a class night full of fun and laughter the curtain rising for the finale revealed the stars of l95l assembled in caps and gowns to be graduated into a much bigger pro duction A Successful Future F99 9' WW .Wm fl -5-13,1 X fx!! 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Scheurman, P. Baumgartel, Ioel Guld, H. Crippen. 2nd Row-L. Hampton, I. Stetser, Ierry Guld, W. Wilson, H. Atkinson, C. Finkleday, L. Smith, K. Rouse, A. Bryce, F. Emper, I. Kelly. 3rd Row-I. Clement, V. Arrington, W. Smith, R. Frei, B. Graves, A. Rinal- do, D. Millar, E. Hanson, D. Hickey, I. McCaffrey. 4th Row-L. Weiner, R. Craeger, I.. Smith, M. Bragg, P. Avery, I. Bonacci, H. Beam, R. Cappo, W. Cressman, G. Whitcamp. Sth Row-R. Hans, I. Scheer, I. Barber, M. Cacace, C. Henderson, I. Henery, E. String, G. Downs, L. Ireland, G. Hak, G. Kinsey, L. Wilson. The 1950 Pleasantville High School Football Squad rolled over their opponents with a magnificent record ot six wins, two losses, and one tie. Coach Eisenstein, along with assistant coaches, Henry Boney, Dave Boney, and Alfred Ranger can be credited with having such a successful season. Because ot their wonderful record, our football men brought honor to Pl-l.S. by winning the Atlantic County Press Union Trophy. Bill Price HAH-Countyl quaterbacked our team. Playing with him were our field runners, Smith and Kelly, Smith made All Group HI, tied for the leading scorer in Atlantic County, 3 1 - 1' gf' 1 'I' :ire ..-f- - ' sp- 53-jf :fi t . , .gs - 1- 4 ' l fl and was named Back of the Week. Kelly was appointed captain of the season by Coach Eisenstein. Alex Bryce WaS our plunging fullback, who did most of our punting. At the ends were Ioel Guld, Taylor, Arrington, and Baumgartel CAll Countyl. At center was lerry Guld. Tackles were Millar CAll Statel, McCaffrey, and Van Daren. Guards, Hickey U-Xll Coun- tyj and Hampton. Defensive men who held our opponents to 106 points to our l92, were Besi, Eisele, Scheurrnan, Stetser. Frank Emper converted. P.H.S. Opp. 20 . . Permsgrove . 6 25 ' ' 'Hammomon ' 0 lst. Row-R. Eisele, V. Ar- i? ' ' ' Eggldrnizir ' 23 ringion. D. Millar. D. ' ' Hickey. I. Guld. L. Hamp- 25 ' ' ' Glassbom 18 ton. R. Van Doren. P. Baum- 13 U Holy spim 13 gartel. I. McCaffery, 2nd 6 Miuviue 26 Row-I. Kelly. F- Emper- R 14 ...,, . Ailcmtic City 7 Best. A. Bryce' W- Prwe- G 7 A I Ocean Cigy 15 Scheurman. W. Smith. -,Tv Ou, BA KETEER were a Lara! hglfing feam The P.H.S. basketball season under the expert coaching of Mr. Eisenstein had a very successful season. The players of the 1951 Varsity Basketball Team from the Senior class are Eddie Brode and Torn Iohnson, who fin- ish their last season. Representing the Iunior class: Ed DeMag- gio, Wennie Iones, Andy McFarland, Bob Allister, Ron Wes- cott, and Harry Martin. From the Sophomore class are Bob Creager, Don Clark, and Bill Channels. All these boys deserve ' a great deal of credit for their hard work. 1 Two for Martin fi Mr. lack Eixenatein ED DIMAGGIO ' l' 4:55 t 9 it 2 a fs' --7-RJ r:1LY,5A' E , 5? T are DON CLARK . N lk 3 'roM roi-msou V l l 1 1 . .. ED BRODE l' v 1ST ROW: R. Allister. W. Iones. R. Welcoat, B. Channels. B. Turner. HARRY MARTIN 2ND ROW: Coach Einemtein. R. Snyder fmgnl, R. Crocger. A. If McFarland, Mr. Keuler lAdv. coachl. Coach Moflitt. 4 56 B Smith T Atkinson Watkins Sd Q B Holdzlron ,kk I-'rex E Wxdell D Kmsey T Mulready IST ROW F Allen fMgrl I Parks G Bnght D Clement A Maxwell I Lindsay 2ND HOW A Boney fMgrl K. Snyder A Williamson K Cote P Habron M Gxbson M Sorrell CMqrb 4Q ourf si LASSIES ffl MWF it 6 gn 4 tl Q 4 I I.. I Wx Adelcnde V Titus What happened guards? ' Under the capable guidance of Mrs Titus, the girls' basketball team had a very profitable season A six game schedule was played by the team, which consisted of eighteen seniors, juniors, and sophomores. lf: ' 25 ' ' 7' Tina Atkinson and KC Cote sparkled in racking up those points. On the defense, Barb Holdzkom, Elna Widell, and Terry Mulready showed great co-opera- 1 Ai, ' C- 'Z . Q tion in getting the ball. The entire varsity had that X. i fighting spirit which made each game an exciting one - for the spectators. nT3f1L.fi - ,, Q if I ' 1 ,6 'fffx .. ummcnmi W... . ...,,..,.. l r I Rcbert Chester and Mr. Helfrich What are you looking at? IST ROW: Coach Helfrich, B. Smith. R. Mcxrienski. E. Brode. P. Baum- gartel. A. Hedelt. D. Rotondo, D. Wilson. C. Totoro. R. Balesteri, T. French. Asst. Coach Chester. 2ND ROW: B. Ireland fhsst. Mgr.J, S. Ware fMgr.l. P. Leigh. D. Clark. B. Collins. D. Arron. C. Larned. E. Solkowski, H. Atkinson, R. Mimncxugh. B. Turner, F. Emper. F. Iacopello Uksst. Mgr.l. 3RD ROW: R. Crecxger, I. Kelly. B. Miller. D. Squires. A. McFarland, D. Ennis. E. DeMcggio. G. Whittkamp. R. Best. B. Lclferty Ulsst. MgrJ. The 1950 Baseball season was a very successful one, not only because we had a l6-4 record, but also because We won the Press-Union trophy. This year, by winning the third leg ol the Press-Union trophy, our baseball team made it the permanent possession of Pleasantville High School. This rec- ord brings our coach, 'iTy Helfrich, Within l9 wins of the Nation High School Record. Good Luck for the future! Swing. Ralph. A 1 S A-. 1 ,4 .pf-T' W ,1- ,9:- ' 4 V... , -vnu .6 A ur Lurne up fke Cin em .3 , L 'fl X 4 . . Mtnrv, t ir, ...W It IST ROW: I. Guld, R. Hickey. M. Blasko. I. Foster. ZND ROW: 'l'. Blasko, B. Graves, W. Brown, C. Martin, R. Naughton, A. Ennis. M. Taylor. 3RD ROW: Mr. Errickson fcoachl, T. Barr. A. Spence, I. Clement. N. Boehmer. I. Doughty. G. Donath. Mr. Ranger Ccoachl. Mr Marshall Errickson and Mr. Alfred Ranger The 1950 Track Team, under the coaching of Mr. Allred Ranger and Mr. Marshall Errickson, completed its season with a .SOO average, Our squad was vic- torious over Millville, Holy Spirit, and AC. Technical, and was defeated by Atlantic City, Pitman, and Ocean City, Pl-l.S, also participated in the pre-season Bridge- ton Relays. Q F K ' W, Up and over for Naughton iw Part of The Messiah Choir JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM fl95Ol. At the end of our year as understudies, we presented our Prom in honor of the Senior Stars. The decoration committee, with Bill Price as chairman, went to work and came up with a super-duper Cinderella theme. We danced to the dreamy music of Alex Bartha until the thrilling moment arrived when the king and queen were crowned. Ieanne Cunningham and Tim Blasko were the perfect royal couple, with their court of Florence Nugent, Al Hedelt, Marilyn Young, and Tom French. VICTORY DANCE-November 24. Mr. Slay- baugh, director of canteen this year, origi- nated this idea of a combined victory dance with our bitter rival, Ocean City High. The dance, held in the PHS. gym, was in honor of whichever school should win the Thanks- The YOYQI court The royal couple All'l'Illl'l'lll giving game. Although we were the de- feated team, we turned out in full force to honor the victors. lack Kelly and Andy Iernee were crowned Mr. Touchdown from P.H.S. and O.C.H.S. THE MESSIAH-Christmas l95O. In the fes- tively decorated PHS. auditorium, the school choir and guest soloists, under the direction of Mr. C., beautifully presented Handel's Messiah. This oratorio was de- clared the greatest program ever pre- sented in P.H.S. Congratulations went to guest soloists: soprano-Alice Adams, con- tralto-Edna Rileyg tenor-Kenneth Hooverg bass-Richard Souderg and Mr. Censullo- Director. SWEETHEART DANCE-February 17. This dance was held in the PHS. gym, which Tha' Wonderful nighff Our Sweethearts oi PHS 1 Ho. A . or . all HS- v 8 A r 2?-v fx l I A M'-' IS 5 QQ .f- , Cheaper by the Dozen The Play cast-at work? 1 of fae Jenior Afarri was decorated with the traditional valen- tine theme. Cupid was very busy this night as seen from watching the couples swirling around the floor to the enchanting music. This wonderful semi-formal was the Seniors last dance. SENIOR PLAY-March l and 2, 1951, The Senior Stars staged a tremendous hit when they presented Cheaper By The Dozen, adapted from the book by Ernestine Gil- breth. The play, directed by Miss Riehm, was praised by all who saw it. The hilari- ous adventures of a family with twelve chil- dren was something no one wanted to miss. Leading parts went to Iames Boughton, Pat Gilday, Ianice Barry, lean Mclvor, and Clayton Adams. Others in the cast were Iohn Wiktorchik, Kathy Moranz, Ioe Stokes, l I --- ' Iohn Crouse, Nancy Swank, Helen Towner, Moncure Taylor, Marie Hendricks, and Dick Snyder. We congratulate the cast and our directors for a wonderful performance. WASHINGTON-March 14-l7. Washington at last! The goal toward which we had worked for four years. Boarding our buses at 7:00 A.M., we rolled off for four wonder- ful days of fun. We wish to thank our chaperones for putting up with us during that time. Returning home, we realized sadly that our remaining days in P.H.S. were far too few. GRADUATION-Iune. After a fun filled Class Night, the Class of l95l was gradu- ated from Pleasantville High School. As we walked up on the stage, we realized that our years in PHS. were now but memories. March 14-17. 1951 . . . Remember the fun? 'H F' Pon, if 1 full .w4.5umn.gwu. IST ROW: A. Ennis, D. Kane, R. Bale steri, Mr. ,Eisenstein, B. Turner, W. Benn, B. Davis. 2ND ROW: L. Stevens. B. Adams, R. Crema. D. Snyder, I. Beck- ley, M. Taylor, B. Camp. 3RD ROW B. Allister. B. cabinet, s. smith, E. De: Maggio, B. Lashley. W. Iones, E. Brode N. Williams. 411-1 now. A. Rincxldo. 1-If Atkinson, R. Marienski, L. Hampton, B Wilson. S. Ware, B. Conover. STH ROW. D. Millar, I. Stetser, V. Arrington. B. Mc- Farland, R. Wescott, G. McCrae, I. Scull, D. Best, A. Bryce. IST ROW: Davenport, D. Olson, Mrs. Errickson, M. Booth, B. Merkord. ZND ROW: E. Reese, M. Strigh. V. Bibby. I. Risch, B. Lear, G. Moye, B. Love- land. SRD ROW: I. Kurtz, V. Henning. B. Ireland. I. Harlan, F. Gordon, E. Flem- ing. E. Freas. ,, . B' :rl xiii'-ff'g .. g. 72 4. f, M , -1- 6' IST ROW: M. Capille, D. Kinsey. B Smith. ZND ROW: K. Haldeman, V. Frei S. Peterson, C. Atkinson. B. Holdzkom D. Simms. ab U DER T DIE' QHJ STAR 1ST ROW: Leigh, Mrs. P. Parsells. Gibson, P. merman, N 3RD ROW: Bzblnqq, S. Aiken, S. Manning, P Scull, S. Ford. D. Clement ZND ROW: A. Somers, M Palmer. B. Zippler, D. Zim- Aiken. P. Marshall, B. Seeh. E. Bater. C. Bernshouse, M. Frisbie. E. Comer, M. Adams, D. Burke M. McDonel. 4TH ROW: E. Terry, F. Buck, D. Detweiler, W. Hoffman. H. Greth- lein, P. Buck, N. Simpson. M. Milton. STH ROW: P. Caven. R. Freas, M. Moore C. Steele. H. Tomlin, I. Hayden, B. Allen, M. Breckenridge. STH ROW: M. Taylor, P. Avery, I. Rockelman, N. Roeslce, S Pierpont, C. Sloan. IST ROW: M. Ireland, H. Townar, G. Moye, Mrs. Seeley, E. Widell, N. Ireland, E. Kennedy. ZND BOW: C. Peter, M. Brown. P. Fuss, B. Strohl, T. Mulready. M. Taylor. we miglzf laarficilaafe in any of flzede P l gpma Somers, H. Haslett. 4TH ROW: Hickey, I. McCaffrey, H. Holzer, Pierpont, C. Martin, R. Lashlex llvan. A. Rinaldo. STH ROW: Simpson, D. Clement, G. Bright, Smith. D C N B IST ROW: V. Adams, M. Hendricks, B. Hand, Mr. Errickson, Mrs. Scull, D. Snyder, A. Boney, B. Price, P. Gitto. 2ND ROW: I. Conner. B. Mil- ton. I. Anderson, N. Hepler, L. Zech. S. Ford, K. Brockett, S. Detweiler, C. Reed, K. Cote. 3RD ROW: E. Terry. W. Smith. P. Burk, E. Curry, G. Witt- kamp. G. Kinsey, M. Collins, W. D. ? IST ROW: N. Helfrich, M. Bartleli, A. Bannon, S. Ford, I. Schilerl. ZND ROW: B. Long. L. Hahrxlan. D. Sny- der, Miss Anderson, M. Taylor, I. Thompson, A. Chase. SRD ROW: H. Towner, G Clemens, I. Bou hton. B . g . Strohl. B. Weber. R. Holler. B. Cab- net. 111: T' Nw X, 1 Tia ,A li ll' 021 mawcwf 'E IST ROW: M. Karrer, I. Leeds, P. Mathil. F. Kline. I. Lauck. ZND ROW: I. Praii. C. Curry, Mrs. Beyers, M. Adams, F. Vispo. null' X fd ba .4 IST HOW: W. Benn, M. Taylor, Mr. Kessler, D. Waszer, I. Iohnlon. 2ND ROW: S. Ware, E. Brown, R. Wel- cott. I. Wilrtorchik, R. Murray. 6'f1vi04 1lPfUf B. Lemon, W. Holland, D. Stone, B. Bariletl. C. Naylor. I' Y 'amL51uuuhq, mibdflhqf IST ROW: P. Clark, E. Landry. Mr. Speicher, M. Mobus, N. Richman. 2ND ROW: W. Leeds, I. Cramer, E. Hilliard, L. Schotfer. M. Cahill. SRD ROW: A. Perri, B. Pollard, I. Bough- ton, R. Cappo. H' Hmm. Urinal IST ROW: C. Fazio, I. Dearoll, P. Haller , C. Marshall, Mr. C. N y . Aiken, I. Oliver, D. South, V. Adams. ZND ROW: B. Riley, P. Caven, H Michael, S. Plause, P. Gilday, E. Wil- liams. I. Hooley, A. Moyer, B. Hand N. Hepler. ann now: F. Adsheadi M. Taylor, G. Stamps, F. Dick, C Adams. N. Williams, P. Puller. IST ROW: F. Bellanger. S. Iackson, R. Soukoski, Mr. lngling, K. Pasca- rella, B. DeMille, R. Beckley. ZND ROW: B. Price, I. Sharpe, W. Everett, N. Williams, E. Brode, D. Kane, R. Balesteri, I. Fern. SRD ROW: C. Iohnsou. N. Theilking, D. Lamed, I. Brown. I. Robins, L Stevens. 4TH ROW: B. Blanton, M. Heinser, A. Loveland, S. Kliner, H. Atkinson. S. Smith. 5TH ROW: R. Atack, D. Mil- lar, A. Bryce, I. Stetser, I. Thompson. 3-'Q 5 K lST ROW: A. Attwell, P. Green, Kitching, I. Brown, Mr. Chester, Shemp, F. Dolquiest, B. Lorke, Brown, E. Farrell, I. Dougherty, Stickel, R. Hansen, B. Guenther, Harlan, N. Claybourne, I. Sutton, V I V Welsh, M. Brien. ZND ROW: H H C A Ennis, K. Adams. SRD ROW: I. Ban- ner, R. Truex, I. Frick, H.Bradley, W Somers, W. Evering, A. Ireland, E Shields, I. Simon, D. Herman. 4TH ROW: I. Dreutzer, H. Grenthlien, I String, M. Bragg, D. Reese, G. Som- ers, F. O. Neill, R. Arrington, W Taylor, D. Foste. STH ROW: L. War- lock, G. White, I. Henderson, H. Boehn, L. Scull, H. McNew. Bnwlzhq IST HOW: P. Avery, R. Anderson. 2ND ROW: B. Van Doren B. Mathews, P. Baumgartel. SRD ROW: D. Abel. B. Mul- lis, B. Radclitt, Mr. Scholl. -.S.anim.Q lST ROW: A. Sutton. D. Ingersoll. S. LoPresti. B. Bellanger, A. Boney, E. Henderson, Miss Riehm, P. Young. M. Canesi. P. English, I. Dixon, V. Poley, I. Hackett. K. Snyder. 2ND ROW: M. Breckenridge. E. Comer. M. Adams, G. Hagerthy. K. Cote, D. McCullen. E. Landry, L. DeMille. L. Loveland, G. Ashton, P. Kennedy, N. Simpson, I. Blackman, B. Kunz. C. Peter, M. Crowson, B. Siegfried. M. Collins. N. Swank, GRD ROW: N. Mitchell. I. North. G. Bright, I. Miller. M. Eichhorst, F. Burke, E. Widell, F. Allen, M. Bartlett. D. Detweiler. I. Wiktorchik, I. Crouse, E. Hilliard. H. Towner. G. Elitt, N. Merrigan, C. Steele, G. Aiken. H: Tomlin, R. Freas. B. Allen, I. Larned. ,?lLQILCfL lST ROW: I. McAnney. A. Zipfel. Miss Spinelli. A. Scherer, A. Huntsinger. ZND ROW: P. Gitto, F. Schaible, E. Rush, B. Lamberts, I. Mc- Creight. GRD ROW: I. Fearn, G. Evinski, M. Mc- Donald, I.. Elberson. O attlm 1ST ROW: K. Moranz. A. Chase, F. Burke, E. Kennedy, Miss Riehm, I. Blackman, K. Snyder, I. Harlan, B. Somers. ZND ROW: B. Smith, B. Holdzkom, D. Det- weiler, S. Manning, C. Peck, I. Risch, K. Brockett, V. Frei, R. Freas. 3RD ROW: A. Boney. M. L. Collins, M. Taylor, K. Cote, B. Queen. I. Connor, D. Ingersoll. fhoilz, IST ROW: D. B. Lorke, E. Kennedy. F. Arrington, B. Zippler. B. Riley, V. Kitching, N. Hepler, C. I. Murphy. B. Derr, G. Hagerthey. P. Kennedy, A. Clark, E. Leeds ZND ROW: M. Gibson. S. Manning, M. Brown. E. Rush, K. Brockett, M. Ireland, M. Stock: ton, I. Harlan, M. Adams, I. Kreutzer, E. Bates, M. Frisbie, P. Marshall, A. Somers. 3RD ROW: E. Terry, I. Byard, R. Perry. H. Berts, M. Taylor, M. Gale. N. Williams, B. Phillips, R Hand. E. DeNeal, L. Stevens. I. Stokes, L. Phillips, I. Barber, S. Doughty. 4TH ROW: ,. Caven, A. Moyer, I. Hayden. H. Tomlin. I. Risch, H. Booth, N. Booth, G. Ellif. P. Gilday, M. Ellitf, C. Steele, S. Ford, S. Batchelder. M. McDonel. 5TH ROW: P. Burk, W. Keller, H. Beutlel, I. Gilday, G. Somers, B. Blanton, F. Dick, G. White, D. Pierpont, C. Sloan, I. Crouse, R. Holzer. C. Adams, B. Leeds. E. Booye. STH ROW: I. Hooley. A. Praster, N. Ireland. E. Williams, M. Robinson. I. Clement. R. Mullis. K. Willard, E. Brown, H. Martin, R. Strohl, I. Thompson. R. Snyder, F. Adshead. I. McCaffrey, D. Clement, I. Shemp, F. Burke. S. Siewell. IST ROW: G. Brighton. D. Frankman, B. Camp, R. Hanson, G. Brighton, Mr. Errickson, R. Forbey, I. Banner, E. Farrell, L. Mannery, I. Byard. 2ND ROW I. McRory, I. Long, E. Sheridan A. DeSimone, R. Truex, I. Lewis W. Guenther. A. Brooks, E. Arbi- ter. SRD Row: I. Frick, I. Kreut- zer. I. Simon, F. Schaible, G. Hurden. R. Walker, E. Shields, L Lamont E Essin ton I Price . , . g , . . 4TH ROW: K. Barrett, A. Ireland, R. Bartlett, R. Bates, R. Houser, V. Sinagria, H. McNew, A. Toto- ro. L. Lambert. E. Booye. H. Shaw. STH ROW: E. Ireland. C. Bah! R Beckman W Ta lor . . , . y , D. Rease, H. Robinson, M. Bragg. W. Scott, E. Ireland. A. Dallas. STH ROW: F. O'Neill. M. Carmen, L. Scull, G. Mim- nagh. H. Boehm. R. Mathis, R. Pavlik, L. Worlack, I. Fox. 1 lST ROW: K. Haldeman, V. Frei, B. Sm- ith: S. Peterson, D. Kinsey, C. Atkinson, B. Holdzkom, M. Capille, D. Simms. 2ND HOW: B. Burke, A. Hand, I. Brown. P. Parsells, S. Goode, E. Morton. P. Fuss, B. Pierce. P. Palmer, A. Fabian, B. Bailey, I. Dixon, B. Breunig. P. Shearer. GHD ROW: M. Clark, I. Pfirrman, P. Alcott, C. Sonder, C. Manger, M. Mobus, C. Moretti, S. Lash, A. Collins, M. Cronchy, I. Kasper, I. Conner, M. Koeser. 4TH BOW: C. McCullum, M. Roundtree. M. Palermo, S. Reese. P. Price, D. Burke, I. Blake, E. Mulholland, G. Landry, l. Clark, E. Ireland, V. Kitching. F. Br- rington, F. Pfirrman. STH ROW: C. Lloyd, rington, F. Pfirrman. STH ROW: C. L. Ll- oyd, I. Hannum. G. Evans, M. William- son, F. Ripley. I. Dare. L. Allen, H. Mc- Carthy, M. Cahill, P. Van Meter, M. Collins, N. Weist. B. Burke. STH ROW: C. Smith. M. Robinson, Mrs. Titus, S. Paules. ., ll 11 IST ROW: A. Bannon, B. Breckenridge, E. Adams, Mrs. Seeley, M. Brown, D. Davis. I. Moore. 2ND ROW: B. Dilks, M. Iohnson, P. Camerada. A. Hansen. L. Mauger, B. Milton, N. Ireland, B. Downs, C. Reed. SRD ROW: D. Dupper, M. Whit- man, E. Muholland, D. Cort, C. Callaner, H. Higgins, M. Roundtree. R. Buckley. 4TH HOW: C. Riley, C. Peeler, M. Doughty, D. Brighton, A. Ely, N. Ingram. STH ROW: S. Iudge, A. Kirkwood, A. Miller, M. Douglas. P. Wade. Jfzcuml, IST ROW: M. Cressy, B. Phillips, P Marshal. D. Pierpont, Miss McCarter, C. Sloan, A. Scherer, K. Headly, P Gitto. 2ND ROW: H. Mackaprang, P Green, P. Breen. C. Keneg, S. Eng- lish. S. Sewell, H. McCarthy, P. Car- men, S. Sours, S. Finley, D. Scull, D Burk, S. Angerman. 3RD ROW: I Doharty, F. Norris, I. Sutton, l. Ely B. Conover, I. Somers, M. Douglas N. Booth, D. Clement, G. Somers, M Taylor. N. Henry, K. Scaiini. R. Perry -gwzn M gum 1 I - v i iv IST ROW: I. Quinesso. I. Andricci, B. Hollenbeck. H. Peterson, W. Mitchell, S. DeCasien, B. Stone. E. DeNeal, R. Don, R. London. W. Rhodes, C. Higbee. B. Endicott. I. Iohnson. M. Taylor. ZND ROW: D. Kane, E. Henderson, L. Ellis, I. Hack- ett, N. Pendergrast. E. Switt, I. Larned. Mr. Hedelt, D. English. M. Sorrell, S. Lang. S. Clayton, I. Swain, V. Poley, I. Dixon, P. English, H. Gouldey. 3RD ROW: S. Doughty, B. Bazelli, M. Piirman, P. Young, M. Collins, S. Davis, S. Martin, I. Taylor. A. Williams, L. Messner, I. Dix, E. Price, H. Huntly, E. Landry, B. Loveland, E. Giroud. B. Ireland, I. Leeds, A. Goehler, I. Hampton, I. Squires, V. Leek, R. Gor- don, B. Shroud. 4TH ROW: I. Kendust, H. Berts. C. Larned. R. Buzby, I. Roo- cap, W. Arnold, K. Willard. A. Clark, B. Eisele, C. Brenanstuhl, M. Van Nickle, H. Gray, C. Ross, G. McCrae, B. Weaver. A. Rinaldo. B. Bensel, M. Gale, I. Kranich. B. White, L. Cassel, D. Hckley, R. Wilson. and lST ROW: D. Poley, D. Byers, M. Taylor, H. Wagner, A. Kleine. P. Hchron. I. Martin. E. Sutton, S. Wil- kinson. ZND ROW: I. Clark. P. Alcott. M. Sanger, B. Bernhardt, B. Hand. B. DeFreitas, D. Bunker, B. Borell, D. Ludwick. D. Lewis, E. Glover. 3RD ROW: Miss Grover, M. Hughes. N. Baldwin, I. Ringo. S. Lee. N. Morton. B. Milton, I. Dunlevy, S. Scull. M. Moore, Miss Keinginna. 'kT' 61 3412014 IST ROW: H. Hoffman, I. Du- berson, Miss Danforth, A. Max- well, M. Capo. 2ND ROW: S. Cornelius, M. Stockton. H. Con- over. G. Eliii, N. Merrigan, P. Zimmer. I. Parks, P. O'Donnell, R. Carfagno, B. Leeds. 3RD: ROW: T. Crawford. B. Derr, S. Eakins, L. Zeck, M. Yaniello, N. Carmen, I. Cahill. G. Evans. I 69 W FUTURE RULE 1n 1971, as the curtain rises, we pic- ture the stars of 1951 in a revival of their original production. The scenery and the setting are slightly dilapidated, but the cast, except for a few gray hairs, is much the same. This revival of our production was written by the excellent journalist, Ioan Bisch, who has written some of Broadways most famous plays. Of course, the revival has been 'very much changed from the orig- inal because we too have become slightly old and dilapidated Before the show opens we notice at the box office the well known radio an nouncer and comedian Frannie Adshead interviewing the famous Doctor Dick Snyder as he arrives with his meaical secretary Ioan Kreutzer and his X ay technician Terry Mulready in his Cadillac driven by chautteur Bob Weaver The doorman Bert Woolston is holding the door for some of our servicemen Iohn Bensel William Tay lor Albert Atwell Carl Brennenstuhl Rich ard Cressey and Hayes Morales who having been promoted to high rank can take as many leaves as they want They have lust arrived in a taxi driven by lack Le Faucheur Engaged in conversation out side the door are Mr and Mrs Egg e and the popular crooner Tom Iohnson who has Just nished rrakihg a movie We remem ber Mrs Eaaie as the torme Ioan 1-lannum Beside them we see the lovely models Mary Capille and Barbara 1-loldzkom in the very latest fashions talkina to the p o foot ball players Don Millar and lack Kelly Iudging from all the noise everyone seems to be very excited about seeing his old ac quairitances again However it is almost Showtime and we lust get a glimpse of the speed derrons Barba a S'nith and Shirley their cars to rnake the sho Althongn we were lad to see t em make it on time we were a little disar oi ted hen the race enedi atie ntelbb neun his counte the et Bob V sele is p epa ing his patented recipe for pop corn, which Betty Iane Somers is eating as fast as she can and which everyone seems to be enjoying. Taking tickets from the accomplished pianists, Nancy Ireland and Ann Moyer, is lack Kendust who is very anxious to get 3 finished so tt at he can take his special re served seat in the balconx The retired millionaire Dan Kane and his girls Bar baa Crame Kathw Morariz and Kitty o 1, 1 tcxe s the nar ator Iohn C ouse sets t e scene the ushers Gerald Clemens Ke Pasce ella and Walter Ar nold a e seen sno i the celeb ated art ists Mona B o n and Iohn X ikto cnik to 1 I f 1 E . II . , I f'f 4 - . A i . ,I , , 4 I J. A 4 . , I I . AI . rv , I I I A I I - .. . , T it- ii 1 f' fl ' A I I Peterson, racing madly down the street in 1-faldernan, are observed as they all chip in ' .. A. .1 'vi t b ty l.is ic' t. A . .. r , C i i 1 T 1 , . . 1 ' .1 ' up n 1. ,, , ' yi y . . d 'n . Not-.', i o ' l' .d ', r , Q vfyqg y - ' . r, A Ci ., M1 , ' r r- ' . r .. 'J' r 1' 4 ' their seats with Admiral lohn Thompson and the whiz at shorthand, Dot Kinsey. Seated in the teachers' box are the great educators, Mary Ireland, Nancy Swank, Richard Holzer, and Alberta Watkins, The distinguished philosopher, Doctor lames F. if SLN? E?- Boughton, as well as Norman Williams, a professor of history, with their tellow teach- ers Marie Hendricks, Eleanor Landry, and Betty Riley, are seated in the next box listening to Dr. Boughton philosophize about the world situation. ln the iirst scene the lead is taken by the great dramatic artist, lean Mclvor, with background music supplied by the tal- ented singer, Pat Gilday. lust as photo- grapher Don Abel is ready to snap a picture ot this scene, the lights go oil and electrician Dick Atack is called to tix them. Also Doctor Fred Dick is summoned to be sure no one was hurt when the lights went out. All that is needed is some aspirin and smelling salts, which they acquire from pharmacist, Robert Davis, and have administed by Dr, Dick's nurse, Alice Bannan. This taken care ot, the show goes on. Featured in the sec- ond scene is a discussion among horticul- turist Effie Brown, farm owner Clayton Adams, and agricultural agent, Gerald McCrae, about agriculture and the position of the farmer in world affairs. They ask for ideas and opinions from such well-known people as Clarence Martin, Arlene Miller, Ioan Webb, Karl Flaster, and Bernard Cab- net. They come to many conclusions and thoroughly convince the audience that the iarmer is indeed an important person. Alter this an intermission is called during which we see sports writer Harold Gray, inter- viewing some great athletes of the year, among whom are baseball stars Ralph Bal- esteri ot the Phillies and Paul Baumgartel of the Yanks, champion pole vaulter Mark Blasko, bowling expert Barbara Marple, and pro basketball player Tina Atkinson. His secretaries, Betty Loveland, Eleanor Reese, and Gloria Moye are taking down notes on everything said by these sports stars, These interviews are to be included in a review of the revival which will be sent to all members ot our class. We see many other people during intermission but don't get a chance to speak to them since the show is about to start again, As everyone is getting seated we catch a glimpse of the great poetess, loyce Casto, dude ranch owner, Lyn Hahnlen, and scientist, Shirley Ford, seated in the box next to Bob Van Doren's World Travelers Company, com- posed ot Helen Towner, Harry Peterson, and Verneda Bibby, which has just returned from an expedition around the world. The members of this company, piloted by Mon- cure Taylor and Leshe Leek and W1th a very capable stewardess Betty Merkford have W1th them many lnterestlng souvenlrs of the1r tr1p Dunng the th1rd and last scene forergn m1ss1onar1es Esther Kennedy and Blanche Long show ftlms on thelr work 1n Afrrca whrle m1n1ster Bob Strohl gtves the narrat1on to the f1lms To conclude th1s scene there 1S group sxngtng led by evan gelxst Iohn Byard Passlng out the exft after the show Ed Brode owner of a large bust ness IS seen engaglng accountant Ioe Stokes to help hrs bookkeepers Barbara Rts ley lean Kurtz and Shrrley Eaklns get h1s books 1n order As we leave the theatre a car pulls up to the front for us On our way to Claude Larneds Restaurant to celebrate th1s meet1ng W1th all our fr1ends we see buslness men Iohn Carmen and Leon Cas sel and our scxence chem1sts Albert Clark and Iohn McGrann dnvlng down Ackley Boulevard named for the famous manne sergeant D1ck Ackley They have an acc1 dent Wllh motorcyhst Kenny W1ll1ard who has not yet lost h1s fasc1nat1on for motor cycles Immed1ately our alert nurses Ma del1ne Bartlett Pauhne Fuss Lo1s DeM1lle and Carolyn Steele come to thelr rescue and apply flrst a1d to the slxghtly 1n1ured people Meanwhlle garage owner Melvm Pflrman comes to vtew the damaged motor cycle and has 1t taken to hrs garage where mechan1c foe Webb w1ll ftx 1t After the acc1dent we flnally get to Larneds Restaurant where stnger Darlene S1mms 1S enterta1n1ng such famous celebr1 t1es as Elna Wtdell Nancy Slmpson Cathenne Peter Helen Huntley and Gfnger Frel After thts f1ne performance the man agers of the restaurant foe Davxs and Ioe Andrlccl come over to our table to ask us 1f we are en1oy1ng ourselves Iust then master of ceremonles Ioe Moschella 1ntro duces the well hked cornedran Clark Adams W1th hts asslstant Lo1s Ell1s Now Ian1ce Barry appears on the scene to do a dramat1c monologue Across the room at another table we see the areat athlete and phys1cal educat1on teacher B1ll Smrth entertatmng h1s frlend Mabel Sorrell At the table next to them we see Iames Habron the navy man dlscussrna the show wlth Betty Derr and Vxola Sm1th As some people leave we not1ce the v attresses Barbara Lear and Charlotte Goode p1ck1ng up the1r tors of t1ps from the table lust vacated by the expert secretanes Catherme Armstrong Marlone Booth V1rg1n1a Davenport and Florence Gordon Passmg down the street ln front of the restaurant we catch a ghmpse of our servlcemen Dale Blackrran Alan Loveland and Dave Rhodes who t11ecl therr best to make the show but dtdnt qurte succeed Our attent1on 1S brought to the 1ns1de of the restaurant when Anna Fabran a ClVll Servrce Worker and V1rg1n1a Hennmg are seen swoonlng as muscleman Ray Anderson enters w1th Tony Mazzeo wholesale grocery dealer At one table Pearltne Wade IS chatttng ga1ly wrth Blll Brown and Iohn Foster wh1le conversmg nearby are Eunlce Ereas Dons Olson Carollne Peck and Ioan Senn Alphonsme Chase a psycholog1st calls therr attent1on to a tumblmg act performed by R1chard McG1nty Charles Pnce Btll Dr e Charles Ross and Donald Wa zen A 'tovelty act follows W1th Bob Mullts playmg h1s tuba Insurance agent Btll Mttchell IS trytng to sell fnsurance to Ethel Elemmg loan l-larlan Nancy l-lelfrlch and Bertha Ireland lust as a party planned by Vlctor De Salvor Charles l'l1gbee Margaret Stngh Etta Mae Hrlllard lames Leavens W1ll1am Hollen beck Io Anne Sch1ferl and Iamle Holland ts tn full swma we hear that ambrttous offtce boss B111 Weber announctng 1t IS late and ttme to start homeward Reluctantly we leave but not wrthout maktna plans to see everyone 1n th1s famous class agatn very soon , . 1 1 . 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Prccticin 46 V J Tuffy . . . an N ll lddfflflg, we QGUQ OUJ' W We the class of nrneteen hundred and frfty one berng ol sound and thoughtful mrnd do hereby proclarm thrs our last wrll and testament MR HELMBOLD go our srncere thanks for the help and gurdance whrch we recervecl durrng our years rn Pleasant vrlle Hrgh School MR CHESTER and MISS GROVER we leave our apprecratron for gurdrng us through our frrst three years of Hrgh School MR KESSLER and MISS BUCHER we leave our thanks for therr patrence and krndness durrng our senror year MR SLAYBAUGH We leave our best wrshes for success rn hrs future years at PHS the IUNIOR CLASS We leave the plea sures and prrvrleges that go Wrth Al mrghty Senrors To Alex Bryce DON MILLAR leaves hrs numerous football honors BARBARA HOLDZKOM leaves her vogue look to Martha Stockton IEAN KURTZ leaves her typrng speed to Bessre Chambers who may need rt MARGARET STRIGH NANCY HELFRICH and ALPHONSINE CHASE leave therr quretness to three norsy runrors BOB WEAVER leaves a surplus of corny 3 kes for Iack Stetser to tell IOAN RISCH bequeaths her trtle as Most Sophrstrcated to Nancy Merrrgan DAN KANE leaves hrs loudness to Garth Whrttkamp the quret Junror MARY CAPILLE leaves her lovelrness to Phyllrs Englrsh DOT KINSEY and PAUL BAUMGARTEL leave therr trtle as the steadrest couple to Pat McCormrck and Ioel Guld BILL WEBER IOHN THOMPSON and DON WASZEN leave broken test tubes rn the chemrstry lab for Ierry Hampton Rus sell Buzby and Kenny Rouse to clean ALAN LOVELAND leaves hrs wavy harr to George Scheurman FRED DICK leaves an empty seat on the Lrnwood bus BETTY IANE SOMERS wrlls her pleasrng personalrty to Mary lane Crowson To Ed DeMaggro TOM IOHNSON leaves hrs trtle of handsomest BOB MULLIS leaves hrs tuba to a strong Junror who thrnks he can blow rt ARLENE MILLER wrlls her shyrress to Arlene Hrggrns NORM WILLIAMS and BETTY RILEY leave therr smooth srngrng vorces to Sam Doughty and Ella Mae Wrllrams KITTY HALDEMAN leaves her ole trn lrzz to any junror grrl who thrnks she can drrve rt FRANNY ADSHEAD bequeaths hrs trtle as class clown to Archre Rrnaldo CAROLINE PECK leaves the Merry Go Round for Ann Boney to wrrte IACK KENDUST leaves to become a success rn the World FLORENCE GORDON and ALBERTA WAT KINS leave therr curly harr to Iackre Cramer and Peggy Mathrs who mrght need rt durrng the damp weather HARRY PETERSON leaves hrs attendance record to Don Scheer IACK LeFAUCHER leaves hrs army shoes to Bob Lashley DAVID RHODES leaves hrs draft card to Brll tWernreJ Iones MARY IRELAND leaves her rntellrgence to Marcra Adams VIC DeSALVOR leaves hrs dancrng feet to Homer Atkrnson PAT GILDAY bequeaths her golden vorce to Gerry Ellrff RALPH BALESTERI leaves hrs prtchrng arm to next years star RICHARD CRESSEY leaves an extra apple pre from the Nfreld Bakery to next years hungrrest senror VIRGINIA FREI leaves her Vrm Vrgor and Vrtalrty to Meta Koeser DICK ACKLEY and CLAUDE LARNED leave therr Hot Rods to Brll Lauck and Reds Gladney ELEANOR REESE MARGIE BOOTH and CATHY ARMSTRONG leave therr ex pert effrcrency rn typrng and shorthand to Florence Allen and Erva Leeds DON ABLE leaves hrs herght to Frank Norrrs TINA ATKINSON ELNA WIDELL and HELEN TOWNER leave therr sharpness on the basketball court to Georgranna Brrght Iarret Parks and Adelarde Wrl lrarnson TONY MAZZEO leaves a seat rn detentron for Paul Avery . 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I I . 1- ' ' ll - I , , , I - , , I I - up' . . . , I I I , 1 1 ' Artist IOHN WIKTORCHIK leaves his paint and brush to Ianet McAnney The ability to keep em sm1l1ng passes from CHARLOTTE GOODE and KATHY MORANZ to Kathy Snyder and Klarika Cote TOOKIE FUSS leaves her sweetness to Lydia W1ktorch1k ANN MOYER leaves Mr C looking for a new accompanist and leaves her musi cal ab1l1t1es to Peggy Kennedy BARBARA CRAMER leaves her good pos ture and poise to Ianet Parks MONCURE TAYLOR leaves h1s terrific per sonality to Rusty Hickey VIRGINIA DAVENPORT ETHEL FLEMING and BETTY MERKORD leave their overused shorthand pads to future occupants of Room 210 IOE WEBB the shortest senior boy leaves h1s title to B1lly Horton BERTHA IRELAND leaves an old gym suit to the first person that finds 1t band for some trumpet player IOYCE CASTO leaves some of her fine poetry in the Tattler VERNEDA BIBBY leaves her bashful giggle to Beatrice Queen BARBARA MARPLE leaves st1ll collecting pictures of dogs MADGE BARTLETT and BARBARA RISLEY leave two empty seats on the Linwood bus for two new frosh IAMES HABRON BILL TAYLOR and IOE MOSCHELLA have left to serve the1r country in the Armed Services EFFIE BROWN leaves her pleasant fnendly disposition to Iune Swain VIRGINIA HENNING leaves her drivers l1cense to Irene North IAMIE HOLLAND leaves to sparkle in the field of ballet BARBARA SMITH leaves her cuteness to Pat O Donnell GLORIA MOYE MONA BROWN and NANCY IRELAND leave their bra1ns to three needy 1un1ors IIM BOUGHTON leaves his vocabulary for Bruce Hopewell to figure out PEARLINE WADE leaves her chic hairdos to Arlene Hudgins MARK BLASKO wills his shyness to Tom Crawford CHARLES ROSS leaves his casanova qual 1t1es to Ierry Guld Irene North is recipient of IOAN HAN NUM S stmpleness IOE ANDRICCI leaves Mr T for Bob Mat thews to fight with IOAN HARLAN and IOE STOKES leave the responsibilities of choir to Iohn Clement and Norma Booth BOB EISLE wills his manly physique to Richie Best SHIRLEY FORD IOANNE SCHIFERL and CAROLYN STEELE leave as the three musketeers BILL HOLLENBECK leaves to recuperate from those long walks to and from the school bus DARLENE SIMMS and MABLE SORRELL leave their neat appearance to Helen Knox and Beatrice Oueen EUNICE FREAS leaves her pep to a lazy Junior RICHARD HOLZER and IEAN MCIVOR leave two of next years lucky seniors SHIRLEY EAKINS leaves her short ha1r to Ella Mae Willrams To lim English and Bud Leeds GERALD CLEMENS and BILL BROWN leave their musical talents ELEANOR LANDRY leaves her pet1teness to Ioan Duberson IOHN CARMEN leaves Carolyn to walk the halls alone BOB DAVIS leaves his Plane Geometry book to Ann Williams IOHN BENSEL leaves his unanswered Eng lish questions to some unlucky 1un1or IIM LEAVENS leaves his blke for someone else to ride IANYCE BLACKMAN left for another school but will always be remembered KEN WILLIARD and RAY ANDERSON leave their motorcycles for two risky Juniors to ride SKIP PASCARELLA leaves to serve Uncle Sam BARBARA LEAR leaves her lateness to Pat Quill RICH MCGINTY leaves an empty seat in E BT class for somebody else to sleep IAN BARRY leaves her ability as an actress to Helene Conover KARL FLASTER leaves an opening in the the honor of being in the senior play to ' . in. Davrd Det Jrler rs recerprent ol ALBERT CLARKS quret but frrendly rranner NANCY SWANK and BLANCHE LONG leave the trtle of the two shortest merrr bers of the senror class to Sally Wrlkrn son and lean Moore BILL PRICE IACK KELLY and BOB VAN DOREN leave therr sprrrt on the grrdrron to Dan Hrckey Larry Hampton and Brll Wrlson ESTHER KENNEDY leaves the headaches that go wrth berng edrtor of the Tattler to Florence Burke IOI-IN McGRANN wrlls hrs sophrstrcatron to Don Prerpont TERRY MULREADY and DICK ATACK leave therr art of blushrng to Peggy Young and Iohn McCaffrey CATHERINE PETER IOAN KREUTZER and NANCY SIMPSON leave the honor that comes wrth berng almrghtres to the underclassmen CLARENCE MARTIN leaves hrs abrlrty to argue to Charlre Coyle BETTY LOVELAND leaves her talkatrveness IOAN SENN leaves her flashy shoestrrngs to brrghten up Ioyce Larneds mocca srns IOE DAVIS and HAROLD GRAY wrll therr crew cuts to Wally Downs and Bob Newman Dolores Ingersoll rs recrprent ol ANNA EABIAN S crazy laugh CHARLES HIGBEE and HELEN HUNTLEY leave therr happy go lucky attrtudes to Gene Roselle and Mary Lou Collrns CLARK ADAMS leaves an extra parr of crutches for some senror next year who mrght break hrs foot IOHN FOSTER and BETTY DERR leave therr hearty laughter strll rrngrng through the halls of P H S LYNN HAHNLEN leaves her pretty smrle to Ann Marre Hansen IOHN BYARD leaves hrs mustache to An thony Totoro BOB STROHL bequeaths hrs gray matter to Wayne Henderson DORIS OLSEN leaves her work rn the ollrce for Mary Canesr to trnrsh CARL BRENNENSTUHL leaves a much wrser and better drrver thanks to Mr Hedelt s drrvers class DALE BLACKMAN leaves hrs old Ford motor at the srde door for Bert the Janrtor to do away wrth ALICE BANNAN and LOIS ELLIS leave the Problems ot Amerrcan Democracy for Barbara Sertred and Annyeanette Max well to struggle through IOHN CROUSE leaves hrs blonde harr and blue eyes lor the runror grrls to swoon over BERNARD CABNET leaves hrs maroon hat to Barbara Bellenger ED BRODE leaves hrs keen abrlrty on the dramond to Ray Marrenskr and Brll Turner BILL SMITH leaves hrs expert runnrng abrl rty to Frank Emper CLAYTON ADAMS DICK SNYDER and MARIE HENDRICKS leave therr actrvrty rn Student Councrl to Bob Hand Dotty Zrmmerrnan and Barry Phrllrps SHIRLEY cowboy PETERSON leaves her knowhow rn drrvrng to Garl Evans LEON CASSEL leaves Serrna to go through her senror year wrthout hrrrr LOIS DeMILLE leaves her merrrness to a pokerlace Junror VIOLA SMITH leaves wearrng her S D hat CHARLES PRICE leaves after berng here only Qllfg days out of the 183 he was supposed to have been here MELVIN PPIRMAN leaves the Job of teasrng the grrls to Archre Rrnaldo LESLIE LEEK leaves to learn how to rce skate wrthout a prllow BILL MITCHELL leaves to make a success of hrs lrle GERALD MCCRAE leaves to make the world a better place to lrve rn ETTA MAE HILLIARD leaves a beat up Latrn book along wrth her sympathy to who ever gets rt HAYES MORALES and IOAN WEBB leave alter a short stay WALT ARNOLD and AL ATWELL leave to wart for therr draft notrces BERT WOOLSTON leaves hrs drawl t add to some runrors personalrty Srgned and sealed on thrs day ot Ianuary 31 l95l In the presence of Mr Kessler and Mrss Bucher Wrtnesses Mr Kessler Mrss Bucher MARY CAPILLE BETTY IANE SOMERS I I I A I . . I 1 4 ' ' - , , to Ianet Dixon. - - - - . . . - ll I' O f' fr 1 ,Q .' 5 , . . 1 f xg A 9 I X 1.x 'iq ,A-,.. L l 7.11 56 ,fw- Z .- ' Indians??? . Q ' Feeding the Birdie?? You tell em. Barb! Hello . . . Curl??? -17 '--- CID. Having fun??? Having tire trouble, Mr. Scholl??? Come on boys, let's hustle! Frosh Fun. Q.. Wow! Whanq leap!!! 5 If Childhood Days , '-Home Nzghlie Nighllll Typing for lhe Breeze. Room service, no less. The Brick yard gang Taking it easy, Coach? Ain'1 love 9rand??? One of the nine. Our paper girl. 31 L Professor Boughton jf: -iw: IST ROW Chase C Peter ZND ROW M lrelcnd E Kennedy A Bannon 3RD HOW B Holdzlrom D Snyder B Smith A Moyer 4TH ROW B Lear R Strohl Weber I Thompson I Mclvor NOT SHOWN I Hcxnnum D. Wuszen, I. Mclvor. B. I. Somers. C. Martin. I. Stokes B. Lear. E. M. Hilliard. Behind the scenes with the shutterbugs TOP TO BOTTOM T. Mulxeady, Typxnq Ed N. Simpson, Class Write ups D. Abel. Photoq Ed M. Brown. Art Co ed H. Brode, Sports Ed Look interesting x 'fi Tlll PRE 5 'Q B Xa ENTATIU .X What 18 xt? - . is TOP TO BOTTOM: E. Widell. Co-ed. M. Taylor, Co-ed. N. lrelcnd, Lit. Ed. I. Kruetzer, Club Ed. rf' I' r 1 4 t ,J If N 's M. Ccpille, Feat. Ed. E. Brown, Adm. Ed. I. Wiktorchik, Art Ed. The pause t QN dl refre 1 shes IST ROW: V. Henning, L. Ellis, G. Moye, B. Merkord. ZND ROW: B. Mullis, M. Sorrell. L. De Mille. 3RD ROW: I. Scull, D. Wcxszen, R. Holzer. 4TH ROW: C. Atkinson, H. Towner. NOT SHOWN: I. Schiterl, T. Fuss, C. Adams, 1. Holland. f JW ffW!7M,f!7 !47!!2MAW f Z . an 1. -.1 ,l ,' 'I ,. - JJ:- .'.',lf','. - ,. .--fig.. .- ' 1761 K s-. '.- ..-. '. I a ?..,: ' qu '.,- 4 . . ,JM 5 1 ,'x. P I u ,ua . . . . - , .'- I Q.,- 'UI f 1 .- '- N .1 .yi ...Q Q. HY! Q.,-4 :M 1 A' 'J.f1..-Q Hgxgv , 1 . 1 1 . .-'nl' .,,m. -. A,-n ll ' 2. .35 up -,J I. . 4.3 Mfg 'o MNQQ l. .1 .1 rr -. f: Q Q , Ma' 1 sf ag , . ...T UT? . 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Kisby Mr and Mrs. Edaar Kisby Mr and Mrs Edaar L Kockler Emery S Lee Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Lona Mr and Mrs E B Loveland Mary and Paul Mr and Mrs Ionn Merkord Mr and Mrs Albert Merkord Mr and Mrs Ray R Moyer Charles R Mueller Mr and Mrs Iames C Mullis M s Iohn I Mulready Mr Otto Nothatt Mr and Mrs Garfield Patterson Mr and Mrs Huah Peter Bud Phillips Mr and Mrs Ioseph T Pi e Ann R Rhodes is Elorist iian ii R li c R s r and Mrs Manvillc Robins ri lcs Ross a a Ifai i ss f a d M s S e ni P Ha Rcv i Bill Shuman Mrs Elsie L Simms Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith Mr. and Mrs G. Everett Smith Mary Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Somers Catherine Steelman Mr and Mrs Raymond Strohl Elsie Stuber Betty Sutton Mr and Mrs Ioseph P Towner Mrs Kathleen Uddyback R Van Doren Barron B Walker Mr and Mrs Nicholas H Warker Mrs Dora VVaszen and Mrs I Ward Weaver and Mrs Iarl Widell and Mrs K Willia d Teens Social Club Mr and Mrs Howard Chambers Chitty Upholsterina Shor lare and Dick De Marcos Meats and Groceries Mr and Mrs Edv ards Dc Millc and Mrs Tori Di nd N' s H i Butc iie Hendr lrs I an and Ma io ie La M s Gert udc Robinsoi s ' . . .. . ' Dr. . . .. r . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' ' r . , . . r'c C A R' cii ' . . . 1 , - ' A Herr Wi . isc., Ir. Mr. . i di, Ir. M .xy C i.l Mr a ir Iohn E Mrdi .. .. 1 ' l. .. ic. Mr and Mrs Manville Rohinscn Mrs Viola Mack Keene- Char -. .. n' 1 r Ui: r, r' .. ird Ma... Sizflify C Silfifff' Mr and Mrs Iack C Ev-Try Mr n r.. .oh r an . I yden . r . - r A ' r 1 and Nts Alvin O. Shifter Mr and Mr A I Srijrder . 82 ff Paqn T0 WORK Ill lllli HY My name ls Betty and I have a story which I hmk wlll interest many of you Its about my ex perlence ln the retailing field Believe me Variety Store business is fast moving and lnterestlng Each ounter is a store ln itself Here at Murphys one learns retalllng from the .lottom up' I started out as an extra salesgxrl Working every day after school When I was graduated I was fortunate to be placed ID charge of a counter I never knew how reallv interesting this work could be lt s yust llke havmg a shop of my own more room for advancement I can work myself mto a position of merchandise buyer section supervisor or bookkeeper ln tne office Soon I hope to be selected to train for the Job of Personnel Dlrectress xr a large new Murphy Store All of us at Murphy s have an equal chance to better ourselves From what I can see Murphys is tops ln training and there isnt a store tn town to beat Murphy s on Fmployee benefits' It you re ambmous to make a go of letaxhng Jom the bang at Murphy s soon as you can. RPH On Ocean Cnty s Busuest Shopping Corner 8th and Asbury Ocean Cnty New Jersey 83 O 0 O O V 'N ' , . I'm growing here, taking more responsibility as l go. There's still e o G C Y C0 P ' Xl o 1 . , ,I l I OWU A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT OUR NEW EBBITT HOTEL Tenth and H StreetsN W WASHINGTON D C GEORGE C CLARKE OWNER dGENERAL MANAGER COMPLIMENTS OF lANDFAll HOMES, INC. BUILDERS uNwooD N 1 FRALINGER S Ongmal Salt Water Taffy 4 Stores on the Boardwalk ATLANTIC CITY N I B f and Pork Bc B Q Ch cken C ter ng to pcrrt s or Spec clty D y Cleaners cmd NEW YORKER LUNCHEONETTE Shlff Lmmdefe' 1447 Atlcmt c Avenue 2500 New Road NORTHFIELD N I Ne t to Embcxs y Thecrte For prompt ser 1 DeSc1lle CI cl Ho ell 4 9431 Call 3172 85 , . . I , .. ee r-- i Q i ie i r ' s i , A 'ce COMPLIMENTS .JAMES WEEKS CONTRACTOR Compliments GARDEN STATE OILS R A F 1277 W GEORGE E NICHOLAS Q 25 E DELILAH ROAD PLEASANTVILLE N I D gh Phone - General A ent of Columbia Protective Assn. Lii Health nd Accident Insurance 25 E. elilah Road ' ' Home Office: Bin arnton, N. Y. 86 STEELMAN'S ESSO STATION ERISCO'S SUB HOUSE Somers Point-Mays Landing Road ll N. Main Street SCULLVILLE, N. I, Spaghetti to Take Out Phone 2664 Congratulation to the Class of Sl Absecon INSURANCE BOWDENS DEPARTMENT STORE Clothrng for the Entxre Famlly Lmens Infant Wear Mens and Boys Clothlng MARYS MITCHELL Broker ESTELLE MANOR N T Notary Public IU4 New Iersey Avenue ABSECON N I Presldent V1ce Presrdent Secretary Sergeants of Arms Sergeants of Arms Shlrley Peterson Barbara Cramer K th M a y oranz Klanka Cote COMPLIMENTS OF SIGMA THETA PI OFFICERS BARBARA HOLDZKOM IANYCE BLACKMAN BETTY IANE SOMERS BARBARA SMITH NANCY SIMPSON MEMBERS Pat O Donnell Meta Koeser Pat McCorm1ck I t D I Lauck ane rxon amce Norma Mazzone Ioan Duberson Sororty Mother MRS ELMER MCCORMICK 87 In I . . . I I Treasurer S. V. V.. ..,.....,,.,......,........................ IOAN HANNUM BEST OF EVERYTHING T0 CLASS'5I FROM ALPHA SIGMA TAU SORORITY President ,..,.........,.. OFFICERS Vice-Presrdent .........,.,........,,.....,.... Secretary ....... Treasurer ....... Sergeants-of-Arms ...,....,....,........., VIRGINIA HENNING .... .. CAROLINE PECK VIRGINIA FREI . . . . . . . . TERRY MULREADY LANG, MARIE HENDRICKS MRS, IOHN MULREADY Sorority Mother ...........,..,,.................. Anna Fabian Paulme Fuss Sally Wrllunson N B oth orma o Annyeanette Maxwell Florence Allen MEMBERS Barbara Lear Marianne Reilly Helen Grace Breckley Sue Reese Barbara Breunrg Paula Landry Helen Huntley Ieanette Cam LOIS Grlffeth I an D e are Ioyce I-Iannum Dot Cort Complrments of CELONA GROCERY STORE SHORE AGENCY INC Real Estate Insurance lU9 Whrte Horse Plke ABSECON N I 90 30 C041 ATLANTIC LIII Lrght IS the Biggest Thlng rn Slght Srght IS the Bxggest Thmg rn Learnmg PROVIDE ADEQUATE LIGHTING 88 ' 'YG kip 0 00,23 A WA it v y 1 r IT 1, E I . f Immune COMPANY Compliments ol 1. VICTOR WRAY Insurance and Real Estate 218 S, Main Street PLEASANTVILLE, N. I Compliments ot ATLANTIC COUNTY WATER COMPANY Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1951 HOME PLATE RESTAURANT 5U N Main Street PLEASANTVILLE, N I. Walter and Iohn Pacula PALM BEACH CLEANERS 118 North Main Street PLEASANTVILLE N I ALS OUALITY MARKET MORTONS Esso Servacenter 1603 Wyorrnng Avenue L C Shles pl-Op ABSECON N I Tllton and Zton Roads Phone Free Dellvefy N I Fresh Meat Grocerres Phone 1781 Frozen Foods L Y E HORNBERGER Televrsron Servlce on the Mamland Retarl Bakery Cmnamon Buns A Specialty Next to Pleasantvtlle Post Oftlce I , , L20 S. Main Street Phone 3474 Phone 2842 89 RIALTO RESTAURANT M PLEASANTVILLE N I 77 ANDYS SERVICE STATION NORTHFIELD I 2927 MARTINS GENERAL STORE H PLEASANTVILLE N I DIAMOND CLOTHES SHOP N M PLEASANTVILLE N PLEASANTVILLE HOME APPLIANCE CO 5 NM 992 KINGS DELICATESSEN N PLEASANTVILLE N PALMER REALTY CO 43 N M PLEASANTVILLE I 20 S. ain Street Phone 1 3 I I General Tuneup-Lubrication GroCeries-HGY-Feed- crdware N- - Corner New Road and Doughty Hoa C1 h' -H -Sh Ios. Levine, Prop, Your Hotpoint Dealer 63 ' S Youngstown Kitchens A I 3 . ' S Ph 1 I . ain Stret 421 Main Street , N. . I. 90 Compliments l HOWLETT S Hardware Store Absecon N I Compliments VELMA S BEAUTY SHOPPE Absecon N I Best Wlshes Class ot 51 from V 5 gl T0 Absecon N Courtesy of BANNANS STORE 1039 N Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I anncm Prop THOMPSON 81 CALE Real Estate Insurance 3 E West Iersey Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Compllments t ENGSTROM ELORIST 639 Slxth Avenue ABSECON N I Compllments t WAYNES INN STARNS SUPER MARKET W West Iersey Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Extends Congratulatxons To Class of 1951 Meats Grocenes Vegetables Sea Food of o I I ' ot I I AN'S ' , -1. ' ' ' Ed B , . ' o I . O A I 91 KAPLER 81 BOWER Prescr1pt1on Pharmaczsts New Iersey Avenue ABSECON N I Phone 1206 Complxments of CLARENCE A PETERSON SDGCIGI Cabrnet Work Modern Kztchens 54 Lenox Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 1552I COLONIAL UPHOLSTERY SHOP 186 N Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I Drape-nes and S11p Covers Phone 3124 BOEHMS AMOCO SERVICE Mam and Adams Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 1768 Comphments of ALLENS SHOE STORE 8 N Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I JACKSON 81 KREUTZ Realtors and Insurance 106 S Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I H BAKER 81 CO Varrety Store 101 S Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I 111 I I S 'S S' DICK BARCLAY I ,C A A 92 AJS DER bb' M h' ' PLEASANTVILLE N, I. NORTHEIELD BAKERY 112 T'1 NORTHFIELD N. . CHARLES ANGERMAN ABSECON LUMBER COMPANY ABSECON N I Compluments ot M E BLATT C0 Atlantic Cttys Great Department Store Complnments ot 0 1 HAMMELL C0 MEMORIALS Pleasantvtlle N l U 1ton Road Io m ac Jmst I F k d M G Compllmonls of Lumber cmd Builders' Suppl Ph 964 0 o 0 ' ' . . , 1 s . 93 COMPLIMENTS ,4 ZIMJ TO THE CLASS OF T951 CONGRATULATIONS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Pleasantville, New Jersey LAKE 81 RISLEY LUMBER C0 Lumber and Mull Work 4 West Jersey Avenue Pleasantville, New Jersey Phone 12 JAMES Ongmal Cut to F1t the Mouth SALT WATER TAFFY For the be tm fun Complzments I REMEMBER 101 Pleasantvrlle Flower Shop H WGS fun You Cen be-f 518 W Wcxshmgton Avenue Th1s we 11 never forget' phone 1930 Kurly Kesslers Krazy Kids Best Wishes from the Perrr s Atlantic Service 517 Shore Road BONES FRATERNITY Presldent ALEX BRYCE Vrce Pres1dent IOHN MCCAFFREY NORTHFIELD N I Phone 9776 Treasurer Sgt of Arms IERRY GULD LARRY HAMPTON Complzments of M B HOPEWELL ATLANTIC CITY N I 95 ' o , . . ' ' secretary ..,., . IAMES G-.LADNEY . O FARMERS MARKET WEST ATLANTIC CITY Congratulahons to the Class of 1951 TRIPICIANS SALT WATER TAFFY 1414 Boardwalk ATLANTIC CITY N I VIENNA RESTAURANT M C B MESSIAH Kords Sunoco Service Station MAINLAND FIRESTONE MIZPAH N 1 96 I Congrat 1 tion f XA ll r' 1415 roadwalk for presenting th ATLANTIC CITY, N I. 1 Q . Compliments of Compliments ot .IO EPH H EISELE Trle and Marble Contractor 202 S LYONS COURT PLEASANTVILLE N l LAMPERT S comrumrwrs Complete Food Market PLEASANTVHLE N I FR DELIVERY SC 0 T 'I' Y S 97 S . I Ansley Blvd. cmd Main Street I Ph 446 447 C I I Omp lmems O Sealtest Ice Cream Candy Pleasantvnlle Furmture Hammons confectionary D Brook cmd Son 808 S Mum Street Phone 1706 128 N Mom Street Tobacco Magaz1nes PLESANTVILLE N I Clgarettes Newspapers Mary Porter Studuos GMS The Ranch House Restaurant Perfumes Fresh Cut Orch1ds Servmg food for the tamzly Ixrnmy and Ethel Sanger Corsages for all Occas1ons 269 New Road Lxnwood L1nwood Ocean Cxty 1055 Shore Road 803 8th Street Phone SP 931 Phone SUTTON BROTHERS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LINWOOD, N I 914 or 480 Complrments ol 1. C. MILLER CO. EDWARD G. HELERICH Plumbmg and Heatmg Sheet Metal Work 15 N Maln Street PLEASANTVILLE Delco O11 Burners PAUL RANDALL Paperhanger 11 W Shadeland Avenue PLEASANTVILLE Phone 135W ' ' Co. - 1 - 1 A 4 98 RISLEYS LAUNDRY Estctbhshed 1894 Phone 224 Plecrscmtvxll Complrments I I HOWARD SAVELL ASSOCIATED ARTISTS 122 E Park Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I IOHN BRUCKLER Pcmtmg 919 Brocrd Street PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 1145 R HERMAN R PRITCHARD Body and Fender Repcnrs 426 New Iersey Avenue ABSECON N I Phone 3062 Complzmenis I RILEY NEON SIGNS 901 N Mom Street PLEASANTVILLE N I Rugby Hall Rldlng Hall Rxdmg Horses for Hzre Hoy Rldes for Groups 2015 Shore Road NORTHFIELD N I MARK PRICE Hardwood Floors Greeting Cards-Gifts Novelties Main Street PLEASANTVILLE, N. I. Phone 3976 ' Phone 223 I IVORY SOAP LAUNDERING . ' e, N It - ' o . O 5 u I E E ' S BIl.L'S HABERDASHERY Wishes to extend to the Graduating Class of 1951 all the success and happiness through the Corning years. We also wish to thank the class for their splended sup- port and hope that we may be ot service in time to come. RICHARDSONS MELROSE MEAT MARKET 110 S Main Street 727 Mum Street PLEASANTVILLE N I PLEASANTVILLE N I phone 1735 Insurance Bllllder Compliments of W Realtor Insurance S 23 East West Iersey Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 2790 Sheet Music Musical Inst Complmw-nfs of Pleasantvnlle Music Shoppe 108 N Main Street Television Radios Pianos Instructrons Given 100 MRS. urs DINING Room PL?'fSAiTVlFLE4NQ In had, no Aubatiiutc 20 YEARS OF YEARBOOK KNOW HOW IS YOURS WHEN YOU SIGN WITH Merln Studios of Photography OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE BREEZE All Portraits Appearmg In Thus Breeze Have Been Placed On Elle In Our Studio and Can Be Duplrcated AT Any Trme IOI0 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 7 PA PENNYPACKER 5 5 77 101 ll ll I A C I Write or Phone Us For Information , . co M P L I M E N TS PETER LUMBER COMPANY l G BALFOUR C0 School Rings and Pms Dlplomas Commencement Announcements Medais and Trophies Pleasantvulle Hugh School Rings 1601 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 3 PA 102 O F o o o Known Wherever There Are Schools ond Colleg y Makers of Fine MAREAN 8 MCGLYNN Fine Foods 10 W. Washington Avenue PLEASANTVILLE, N, I. All work done on premises . . SOUTHERN DRY CLEANERS 12 W. Washington Avenue Phone 1056 Compliments ot BENNETT CHEVROLET Repairing of Iewelry-Clocks WM. F. SCHEUEELE Ieweler 43 S Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I WM MCCANN SHOP Dlstmctxve Infant and Children W 107 South Mam Street PLEASANTVILLE N I SUGAR BOWL 27 N Main Street PLEASANTVILLE N I Compliments ol HARRY SOUCHAL A H SNOW APPLIANCE CO Authorized Frigidaire Dealer 8 West Verona Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 1654 CRUSADE CHAPTER ORDER OF DEMOLAY Congratulations to our Graduating Members Donald C. Abel Clark I Adams, PMC Raymond Anderson Richard B Holzer, Scribe Robert H. Mullis, P.M.C. Senior Councilor Donald Pierpont Advisor Samuel A Scholl Kenneth A Pascarella Richard E Snyder, PM.C Robert R Strohl, Treas. Moncure R. Taylor Iohn Thompson Kenneth R. Williard lunior Council Guy Somers Master Councilor Donald C Abel WISHES TO THE CLASSOF51 THE LOG WE ATLANTIC CITY 104 BEST ST FRANK VALENTI LIVINGSIONE S PHARMACY 54 56 N PLEASANTVILLE N I ANDERSON S FEED SUPPLY C0 LINWOOD N I DON and LARRY A 61 P S ABSECON N I MARSHALL L HILLIARD INSURANCE B S ATLANTIC CITY N I 4 6767 FRED GANI BEES REEVES ATLANTIC CITY LINWOOD RADIO C0 767 Sh LINWOOD N I I Compliments ol - . Main Street I Compliments of Maple Avenue tores Ph s mars Point 424 I I Compliments of B crdwcxlk National Bank uilding 5 . V' ' ' A ., INC. ore Road Sporting Gods ' ' Radio-Tel ' ' S les d S ' Ph S P ' 638 105 EZIOS RESTAURANT Breakfast Lunch Drnner 45 E Washmgton Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 3969 Torn Baltera Mgr Phone 2 Maytag Washers Joseph B Heltrnch 84 Son Your Westmghouse Dealer 15 North Marn Street ZENITI-I Rad1o and Televrsron Compltments of ENDICOTT Xt JOHNSON 9 Maln Street PLEASANTVILLE N I Shoe Shop Congratulatlon Class of 51 from Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Fernwoocl at Columbla Iohn Henry Hester Mmrster Compliments I KENNETH K WALTER Verona and Florence Avenue WEST ATLANTIC CITY N I Phone 2897 Complrments oi KEYSTONE ASSEMBLY No 33 ORDER OF THE RAINBOW FOR GIRLS LINWOOD N I Best of Luck to the Class of 51 BUDNICK BROTHERS Real Estate 61 N Maxn Street PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 1027 or 1622 Congratulatrons Class of 1951 CITY MOTORS PLEASANTVILLE N Chrysler Plymouth Dealers 106 I . PLEASANTVILLE, N, 1. . O . A I I , . 11 Say it with . . THOMS FLOWERS Walter R Thornas. Ir., Prop. Daily Delivery Anywhere in Atlantic Cou ty FLOWERS ARRANGED FOR ALL OCCASIONS New Road and Washington Avenue Phone l4 Pl a a t 'lle, New Ierse THE ENGLISH CONTRACTING C0 INC Tilton and Wabash Avenue NORTHFIELD N. I. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Phone 649 Everything for the Automobile LA R N E D S Service Stahon Sports Center Claude Larned Prop Everything for the Athlete COMPLIMENTS ANTHONY J CORIO PR I N r ER ol O I I I and I Tires-Batteries-Accessories 107 Values They Talk About . . . THE SMART SHOPPE 18 N Mcun Street PLEASANTVILLE N I FASHION LEADERS Phone 2271 S1nce 1932 STOP AT Compli erts I M WEST ATLANTIC CITY N I ELITE BEAUTY SALON LAWRENCE 8002 Ventnor Avenue Rad o and Televlsxon Setvz e Slgne Eng from PLESANTVILLE N 1 Phone 2 2206 Phon 2028 RALPH BARTLETT C0 ABSECON N I CHEVROLET Soles and SSYVICG 108 'HI 1 O I I I i ' ' 'C MARGATE, N- I- 6 Old Turnpike . S I E - ., e O LUKE SEZ CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE MEMBERS OE THE CLASS OE 51 ws ARE CERTAIN You LL BE HAPPY ro KNOW THERES A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE LUCAS PLEASANTIIILLE INC 200 S MAIN STREET PLEASANTVILLE N I MASH and SAM Atlantic Doughnut Shop PINES SNACKERY ATLANTIC CITY N I S M PLEASANTVILLE N I MILTON HAGERTHEY T910 Shore Road LINWOOD N I G fPro ucs T0 I I I I 0 CI GS GTVICG , . . Very Besi Wishes Class '51 From Complimenis of Best in Fountain Service 900 . ' S S P ' 780 I s . ul d T 9 MlLIER'S Esso Servicenter BI k H P'k d N R PLEASANTVILLE N. Dr and Mrs IACK SIOTOROEE Mnltmannn rns gg Lyflnrtstg Q7 815 F1 4 HAMMELI'S RIDING STABLES Saddle Horses for Hire Oak Drive ABSECON N I. 2966 6th AVENUE CAFE DEWEY FENTON ABSECON HIGHLANDS COAST AUTO PARTS ABSECON N I The NATIONAL DEPARTMENT STORE 1625 A I ATLANTIC CITY N I ALBERTS OLD VIENNA INN BAR d RESTAURANT ABSECON N I I Ph Compliments ot Compliments ot ' .1 N 9' 4 ' orence Avenue ' ' ' ne I 11 Compliments ot Compliments ot I an t t. A Fine Foods In A cmic venue C . 1 A h ' N Y k Rd. d B I d T10 CREMA HAMMELL AGENCY 12 STATION AVENUE LORD 81 ENDICOTT GULF SERVICE STATION Lubncczhon Botterxes T1res Florence Avenue and Verona PLEASANTVILLE N I Phone 1759 ABSECON NEW IERSEY Best Wlshes LONG BROTHERS INC MONUMENTS ON THE BOULEVARD Phone Pv111e 1111 Good Luck to the CLASS OF 51 lack s Army 81 Navy Store Complrments of AL WATKINS Or1g1nc11 Sncckery Shore Rodd NORTHFIELD, N I Congrcxtulotxon C1c1ss of 51 LEE JEWELER 5 N Mum Street PLEASANTVILLE N Sherwrn Wl111G1'l1S cmd Felton Srbley Pcunts GUSTAESONS PAINT STORE PAINT STORE Pcnnts cmd Art Supphes 22 S Mcun Street PLEASANTVILLE, N T Phone 2820 I I l I , .I. I T11 BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS 0F 1951 Dungan Fry 81 Spence, Inc 2013 ATLANTIC AVENUE 112 'Atlantic City's Leading Furniture Store ' i 9 aww at 'N ,f-1.9. Ag-.M ,ff-.1-,. - we S'-'asm 1 w : '3:NifV1 ?'1' 'M Lf1? f'w-,ci-f f':3'+f'M?fPf1iEL, ' 'I k 'mm ' PM QF A. .. fx..-Q.. ...Sa-1. mmmmv :vs- -Q in wr W2 fy , 1-5. 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