Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1954 volume:

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DEDICATION vue go forth rnto the fu ture we wrll cherrsh the thoughts of the good trmes we had rn our hrgh school years XVe owe our memorable exper rences m PHS to the unceasrng and gn en us by our frrends and advrsors The Senror Class rs honored and proud to dedrcate thrs book THE BREEZE of 1954 to our competent co advrsors Mrss Grace M Klerngrnna and Mr Robert M Chester For therr untrrrng assrstance rn gurdrng us through our trrals and trrbulatrons as well as our unforgettable and success ful achrevements we wrsh to extend our thanks and lmpart warm sentrments for the future 1 A ' . ' ,J i A! Q ff v V I 5' ' 1 - ,,,,, . ,ttf I 'r ff .' 3-X 4 5 Q .Q 1 If . -5. 'shi 5 .ii-.NR . -.. og I f , . 5 - --73.15 s V14 X J f X Q SLj- 1413 , A lxlx. R 5 FACULTY 'M a hu 1 1954 1-4 A ' I MY DEAR YOUNG PEOPLE . . . Congratulations upon your graduation from high school! In these days when the forces of Communism and totalitarian ideologies would seek our destruction, and men in high places would sell our birth rights for a mess of pottage, I feel compelled to speak plainly of your great responsibilities. In you and in the many thousands of young people graduating from our high schools and colleges lie the hope and future of our great nation. Yours is the challenge to pre- serve its greatness, its principles of freedom wherein lie the preservation of human dig- nity, its faith in God which long has been its greatest bulwark. These are the principles for which men have been willing to die-at Valley Forge and Gettysburg, in the Ar- gonne and the Black Forest, at Dunkirk and the Battle of the Bulge, in the South Pacific and in Korea. These were the men who died to keep America free. Yours is the challenge that they shall not have died in vain! Yours is the responsi- bility to accept this great challenge. If young people everywhere will decide never to exchange our great heritage for money or power, if you will discharge your civic duties with a sense of seriousness and responsibility, if you will rear your families in the solid faith of our fathers which has been our nation's source of greatness and power. if you will stop to count your privileges under the democratic way of life and be de- termined to preserve them, then no force from without and no threat from within will be strong enough to destoy this nation and its principles of freedom which are so dear to the hearts of all good thinking Americans. This is your challenge, and the challenge to all young people graduating in the class of 1954. Sincerely, Superiuleuderll TO THE CLASS OF inner . . . The achievements of your class have added a little more lustre to the history of Pleasantville High School, and in turn, PHS has given you a start in this wonderfully challenging business of living. There are many joys in store for you, but none that will eclipse the experiences of high school. Mine has been the privilege of sharing with you your hcartaches and your satisfac- tions and of growing with you in knowledge, in character and in friendships. This book will be more to me than a record of your classy it will represent your personality as a group and as individualsg it will remind me of the place you have won in my heart. Do not listen to the prophets of doom. Take counsel with your inner self-with the voice of the natural optimism of youth. Faith and courage overcome all things. Youth has served its mission in every generation. These words were written long ago for those who would make every day count in the art of living: Look fo fbi: day, for it is life. In il.r brief course lie all lhe rerilier of your exirlenreg lhe blirr of growlh, lhe glory of action, the Jplendor of beauty. For yerlerday if but a dream, and lomorrow if only a virionp bill Ioday, well lived, maker every yerlerday a dream of happinen and every tomorrow a virion of hope. May all your yesterdays be dreams of happiness and all your tomorrows visions of h . ope Sincerely, Prinripal i' Ti Q 'S 1 4 l 9 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is a group of Mainland citizens interested in the welfare of the students in this community. XVithout the aid of these men and women, who work untiringly for the students and faculty, we would be at a great loss. XY'e, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to express our appreciation for the assistance given us by the Board, The XX'.lSl'llI'lf.IfOI'l trip would have been impossible without their co-operation. The members of the Board of lfdutation are, from left to right: Mortimer XVare, Sc i'i' c'f.H'-I iff Ike Bfrmf Mrs. Robert Breunig XVilliam Schwab james XVeeks, Pwiirfezzt Harry XVarren R. P. Kennedy Harry Souchel jerry Vigue. Cliff' Ann W. Hill Mrs. Hill is the Dean of Girls and capable advisor of the College Club. NX'ith her pleasing manner and helpful attitude. she is always willing to assist the girls with tlieii problems and gives them ad- vice on the career best suiting them. Among her hobbies she enpoys travel. lirenth. .intl growing flowers. Samuel A. Scholl His untiring interest in help- ing boys plan their future makes Mr. Scholl very popu- lar among the students. Be- sides being Dean of Boys he teaches Ameriian history and is the efficient advisor of the Student Council. Included in his pleasure are gardening and photography. of PHS Marion Anderson That friendly C h e m i s t r y teacher with a quiet. petite manner is Miss Anderson. She is also the competent ad- visor of the Chemistry Club. Raising African violets is one of her favorite pastimes. Loretta Barbour Miss Barbour teaches Algebra l and ll and is the excellent advisor of the junior Red Cross. Her sense of humor adds much to her classes. Among her hobbies she lists sports and shovvs. Jennie Bartges An admirable instructor with a vast knowledge of all forms of mathematies is none other than Miss Bartges, She teathes trigonometrv. algebra. and geometry. Aside from this she finds time to advise the Reading and Dramatic Club. Arthur Behle Mr. Behle. excellent in liis field, teaches art. He is an inspiration to hopeful. young artists. He is responsible for the opportunity given to tlie students in the fall to display their artistic ability on tlie vvindoxss in the business see- tion of totvn. Henry Boney Besides the full time ioh of coaching the football squad. he teaches the boys' health classes. He also sponsors the Health Club. A man well re- spected and liked by the whole student body is Mr. Honey. My meurzge If, yn: if. be m1n'.1geou.r.' . . Hare faizbf Go f0ru'.1rd.' -Thomas A. Edison Carrie Bowen birs. Bowen is well known and takes great interest in teaching general math. She likes to keep informed about the actixities around school and takes an actixe part in them herself. 1.1-QQ Benjamin Censullo Mr. as he is called by his dexoted students. directs the choir and band. The re- markably different and inter- esting skits that are displayed by the band and malorettes are products of his ingenuity and musical ahility. He has made the annual choir concert an important es ent. Faculty i GN X. Robert M. Chester Mr. Chester keeps Freshman and junior h i sto ry classes aliie with many jokes. In the extra-turricular f ie l cl he is Senior class adxisor. xarsity baseball coach and Chess Club adxisor. Mr. Chester has num- erous friends among the stu- dents and faculty. NX'e'ye all enjoyed dancing to his band at Canteen. Margaret Errickson Mrs. lfrricksons xersatile per- sonality and pleasing manner help form the strong bond of frienclsliip with her stuclents She tc-aches stenograpliy ll and typing ll. During the ac tnity pe riocl she may be found aclxising the Secretarial Club I2 Margaret Fach Although new to our faculty. Miss lfach has gained many friends with her cheery smile and helpful hand in the Ath- letic Department. She enloys bridge and lacrosse as her hobbies. Helen M. Grover Miss Grover is the competent advisor of the Reading and Dramatics Club and teaches English. Her hobbies include fishing and bridge. Miss Groxers sociable attitude and clexterous ability haxe made her prominent, Gertrude E. Guion Miss Guion is able aclxis- or of the Tattler. our school newspaper. and teaches ling- lish, Her hobbies i n c l u cle dancing and horseback riding. Miss Guion's friendliness and co-operation with both stu- dents ancl faculty make her popular, Madeline Coe Our very cheerful s c h o ol nurse is Mrs. Coe. She teaches Home Nursing and Child G r 0 w t h and Development. Mrs. Coe is the advisor of the Future Nurses Club. Stanley Cohen Our friendly and always smiling science and biology teacher is Mr. Cohen. He is the co-advisor of the 'Photog- raphy and Biology Clubs. Among his hobbies Mr. Co- hen lists photography and bacteriological research. of PHS John Creedon Quiet and pleasant best de- scribe our Social Stu d i e s teacher. Mr. Creedon..He asa sists in freshman football. He enjoys playing the saxophone and doing wood-work for his hobbies. Anne V. Haas Mrs. Haas is our qualified Home Economics teacher. blu also co-advises the Home Eco- nomics Club which is popuf lar among the freshman and sophomore girls. Mrs. Haas has one hobby-her family. Her cheerfulness and depend- ability make her a favorirt among students and faculn. Abigail Haldeman Photography and General Sci- ence are the subjects which Miss Haldeman teaches. Her pastime is taken up by sewing and photography. The seniors wish to thank you for your co-operation in aiding us with the photography for The Breeze. Albert V. Hedelt Mr. Hedelt is xxell known here at PHS and is liked by all. His easy-going manner adds much to his Drixers Ed- ucation and B e h i n d-t h e- W'heel driving classes. Mr. Hedelt lists sports as his hob- bies and enjoys participating in them. Ruth Danforth W'ith her informal and pleas- ing personality. Miss Dan- forth has made many friend- ships with her junior and Senior students vvhom she teaches shorthand l :ind type- writing I. During, activity per- iod you can find her busy ad vising the Personal Type writing Club. IN .- l .ll -Q E? 4:-5 .55 I3 -In fill? and Irullv .are Ike rummovz iff! at .- orxerg. -john Lotke Emory Helfrich Mr. Helfrich is one of the senior members of the faculty. This wonderful baseball toach is well known not only in Pleasantville s c h 0 o l S. but sthools throughout the state. His quiet but pleasant per- sonality is felt throughout P.H.S. Faculty Barbara johnson One of our many xersatile teathers is Mrs. johnson. She teaches English. Public Speak- ing. Reatling, adxises the Des hate Club and assists the 'l'.itf tler. Listed among her hob4 bies are reading and tennis. Mrs. johnson is admired by her students. X Claire L. Piques A well-liked member of the fatulty is this English II teaeher. NX'ell known as atl- xisor In the Railio Club. her faxorite hobbies are sports. musit, and sn riting poetry. I4 Elizabeth B. Powers Bliss Powers is well-known for her work as the sthool Librarian and as advisor to the Library Club. llti tontl- est pastime is her Antique Shop. Helen M. Ragan A junior and Senior Ifnglish teather with an .imiable pt:- sonality is Mrs. Ragan. Asitlc from teathing lfngiish slit' takes an attise part in .illus- ing the lilblc Qlub. George E. Kessler This tongenial member of our fatulty is the Physies teaeher, a.lwisor to the A.V.A. and sehool treasurer. His informal manner in tlass has made him a favorite with his stutlents. He lists all forms of athletics as his hobby. jane L. Reihm Miss Reihm is an enthusias- tit and tonstientious instruc- tor of Ifnglisli and public si-taking, 5lie supeixises the Dx.im.itit Club .intl the Sen- ior Play. As .1 liobhy she also Lfllwyj tfi'.in1.itits. Grace M. Kleinginna A popular member of the fac- ulty is this English I teacher. She has been of immeasur- able help in advising the Class '54. as well as the Breeze. Her favorite hobby is Interior Decorating. Doris W. Martin This soft-spoken lady teaches law. office practice. and typ- ing I. She is advisor to the Sophomore Class and lists reading and horseback riding as her favorite hobbies. of PHS Olga G. Scull Mrs. Scull is our capable and well-known biology teaeher. Her devoted interest in the Biology Club has made it an outstanding organization in which to belong. Lois R. Seeley Mrs. Seeley is well-known and respected by every PHS student. She has done much to further the success of the National Honor Society of our school. Besides teaching Latin and English. she advises the Latin Club. john Morton Mr, Morton is new here at P.I I.S. but is well liked by his students. His amiable per- sonality lends much to his mechanical drawing classes. He enjoys all types of sports ki 1 Elliot G. Parks A highly regarded member of the faeulty is our Industrial Arts teacher. Mr. Parks is ad- visor to the Xlfoodcarving Club and considers fishing and gunning along with fox hunting, as his favorite hob- bies. I ll il! We xo ide as fi .3 1. ,yr , .Q 1 X L Mary R. Spinelli Never seen without a smile is our happy French teather, Miss Spinelli. Her xxarm. friendly personality helps all her students to enjoy French, Many thanks go to Miss Spi- nelli for successfully guiding the Student Council this year. I5 Ptuienre ir .1 rrerefurj irrrgredzerit of geniur. -Disraeli Margaret B. Strickland This personable lady is the teacher of elementary business training and algebra I. Her hobbies are varied, and in- clude reading, playing bridge, and watching baseball-the latter being her favorite sport. Elinor Taylor Greeting her students with a cheery word is our commer' cial geography teacher, Miss Taylor. She enioys reading and doing needlepoint work. as a diversion from school. Faculty Clara. Theilacker A familiar face to those in P.H.S. is that of our amiable sewing teacher, Mrs. Theil- acker. She is the efficient ad- xisor of the Home Economics Club. Gardening is her favor- ite pastime. Donald M. Weining This year we welcomed to the faculty of P.H,S.. Mr. XX'eining. His quick wit keeps all his P.A.D. classes on their toes. We are glad to say that he is doing a fine iob as scoutmaster. The entire stu- dent body bids you welcome and hopes you have a long stay. I6 Paul M. XY'illiams Good things come in small packages. This best describes Mr. XY'illiams. who is well liked for his versatile man- 1er. He teaches P.A.D. and modern European history. Mr. Vfilliams advises the junior Class and lists swimming and reading historical novels as his hobbies. james Wilson This handsome athletic teach- er is well liked by all stu- dents. He is to-advisor of the Health Club. assistant football roach and assistant basketball coath. Mr. XX'iIson enioys railroading as a hobby. Frederick Zubrack This well informed and well liked fellow around school teaches World history and tikits. Mr. Zubrack is j.V. football coach. and Freshman Class advisor. He enioys painting and interior decor- ating. 1 Adelaide V. Titus A popular member of the fac- ulty is ou. friendly adxisor of the Girls' Athletic Depart- ment. Her cheery smile and helping hand make her gym classes more interesting. Mrs. Titus is well known for her faithful supervision of the Cheerleaders. and GAA. as well as the Lea 'ers Corps. Richard H. Titus Mr. Titus is the Co-ordinator of Attendance and Discipline. His keen sense of humor con- tributes much to his P.A.D. classes as well as detention hall. He can usually be found in the halls looking for wan- dering students. of PHS as 'Vi- Martin Vallaster Mr. Vallaster. our very con- genial teacher of j.B.M.. E.B.T. and consumer educa- tion. is well thought of hy his students. He is the advis- or of the Sportsmen Cluh and in his spare time he likes lu engage in sports. especially hunting. Offire Sefrelarj ............ MRS. DOROTHY SMITH Sefrelnry fo Mr. Herr .......,.... MRS. LOUISE XVEEKS Serrelnry I0 Mr. Hembold .... MRS. MARY EISELE Lois A. Wfagner Miss XY'agner is new in PHS but already has made friends with all. Her personality has contributed much to her Span- ish classes and Spanish Cluh. Miss Xfagner has many huh- hies, among which she lists swimming and oil painting. ffl lf 1292 I7 Dr. Robert Grier Dr. Wfard XY'cax'Lr Dr. David Lmm J 1-gs 4 7, A 1 4 menu r 5 1' Q sf ii f I 4 'ff ff' r fi K 1 V W 1 V , CAFETERIA Mrs. Emma Beckman Mrs. Vera Long CYSTODIANS John Yingef Xifalfgr Zwgluk Charles Grasso XX X 'Nw ' S- -, we Y' , vii v.. . -X . N Fi-N. . , XX Y 3 JC N, Q, sg lm. N 1 -. in? u Ya - I' 4 if - .QM f--......,Q., .,,. n-M... ' ' v ,f.n,..,.-,. ,wx - , -f av 1-.. ...,. L 'A ,Nu . . W--.... ,Q -..,..,,,,k Mx ,, r' 5 i fa..,, v V 3 'Q--,.,,,, ,f -ffm.. 'irq ' H. SENIORS 1954 I9 ,., . -Qu-.fs S wg' xk W-...S 45 XA-.4 5 S 4 . . 1 li F ls-1-...QLMQ 4 ' .,.,.,.. ' v - Y 4' . f 5' . .-, ,,, , ' . - ...., S ' . ' 1 P 2 i I Secre ry .. I ..-z:.,s',Tf L- - . ll' 5 '- ,J A 5 , A ' , . . -1i'a..f.g,gv4 . - ,N , V ' .' 51 t Q . I 5 K' i lnglflhd 1 'Pvt-Q, -6-rf. I . .on-ns...-.Q , .... . - O 8 M. 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PJIWJ Ducky, Frank. Ed. Darryl. Butky, Charlei. Larry. Fwzdeft Mem mist: Entering High School playing varsity sportsg dances, Afllbllllitlf Mortitian. Rose Axx ARCHETTO Mizpah Commercial Arliiirierx Dance 2. 3. 45 XX'hittling'l. P,il.f.- Butch. the Mizpah gang. Ffmdefz Mem- m'ie.r.' The Promg our football gamesg Sweetheart Dance. Ambitzfnzx To be a reception- ist in a large firm. CLIFTON BAHR Abaeeon General Arriiiffefx Track 1. 21 Foot- ball 3. Pill' lark. Hugh. Don. Dtitkv. Fmzdetl Mem- orier: Football Seaaong look- ing forward to the senior tripg wanting to graduate. Ambiliwlx Famom orchestra leader. 2I -M XX'rn-n P11-.1x.1ntx1llc Ciillugn' Piup BA1111.111.1 A. B.-KKIQR CQA'1111.111N1. H1111 A11111111 I. Ii.-1xN111 PiL.1N.1f'1IXliiL' hfgyx I,.1111i1nlg 1111111.11 C1-Iligu P1111 ,'11'11'11m1. l..111n 11 I.1i11'.1ry A1'1'::,'1'.'1-. UAA Ig Dania' 2, ,'i1f11f1f1i' C.I111111Ntr1' Club 1 ll 151111114111 2. 4. -11 Iiiivlc I. 4, I'.:1 . P.1t. -Iudy. Arlinc, Q1111111L'tiy. 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XX .1NI1111gT11n I111' .'iff.f.'.' I11 111.1111 -11111 22 guy..- .23 Axx Iilmwciokmsrz IAN1c M Bf11f1111' AIIIINLII F li.11'u.1inr11xxn K111111111111.1l 1111111311 . D.1n1u 1, 1. 1' 11 :x1':w 'I'1p1n,1:. 'I'.11 Dr.1111.1I11N I I'..1 Imriw Dill- H1111 1 1.1-11-1111111 I'... lm ly. I.1111. M1fp.1I1 g.1nA1g. I nj- 11.11. K.1tl11. A1111 I' '11 1 1 J A1111 1:11 Ihu I11111 ,H1 ff 11:1 XX .1Ni1:111411111. NI 111111i1.1li .11.1111u. 1,1111u11N xx 111t111, 1.1r111:1.1 111 1 1. iw 111.1111 5.1111 1111, ','. 11. I-1 411 11..1:111. KENNFTH M. BARRETT Pleasantville College Prep Acfitilieff Service Club l. 21 Chess and Checkers lg Band l. 2. 3. 4: bfodel Building l. Przlrg Norman. XX'ayne. Fond- evf Alu11m'fe'.' F o o t h a ll gamesg playing in orchestra for Senior Plav 521 becoming a Senior. Amlnilimz: Some- thing in the business field. RICHARD Bricicrmi' Absecon General Aclrzilrefp Dance Club, Fish- ing and Hunting officer l. 2, 3. Pulr: joe. Chick. Ed. Lar- ry, Absecon gang, Ponder! M e 111 0 1' i e If Senior year, Washington, Graduat- ing. Ambflf0!1,' Aviation, of '54 RAY BECKMAN Pleasantville General Acrrrrlrefr Bowling. P.1lr.' Bill. Mike, Hugh. Dick. Fmzderl Memwrer: Football scasong NX'ashington tr i pg graduating. Amfzrirwrx Avia- tion. BETTYANNE BR12CKENR1DoE Pleasantville College Prep Arlrririer: Latin lg junior Red Cross 1, Biology 2. 52 Chemistry 4g NHS 5. 4, Pres- ident 4. P.1l.t: Barbara. Beryl. Fmzdut Menmfrerr Students' Day: Mr. Scholls period 3 class, cafeteria, long climb to 502 and Vergil. Anrbrtrmrx T0 have a nursery school. HELEN G. BRECKLEY Absecon College Prep AfIfIIlI?.f,' Dance: Tattler 1. 25 Student Council 3. Pair: Senior Gang. Joanne. Dol- ly. Menrw'ier: Xwashington trip, being with A when he is home, working at James. AII1IJIIf07I.' To go to business school. BARBARA BRELNIG Northfield College Prep Aflrrrtiers Class Vice Presi- dent lg Dramatics 1. 2g GAA I. 2, 3. 4, Student Council 1, Dance 1, 2. 5. 4g junior Class Rep. P.1f.l.' Helen, jean, Mary Ann. Barb, Val. Fond- 6Jl Aiefzzm-jen XX'ashingtong Canteeng Decorating for prom. Ambrrianx Laboratory Technician. CARor.YN BERNHARDT Northfield Commercial Arrrrrlrfrx Sewingg D a n c e Knitting. Pali: Martha, Betty Fred, Marlene. Forzderl Mem 0I'l6'.l.' Graduation, NX ashing ton trip, cafeteria. Ambrfimr Housewife. AYP t ' x Eiffjgii '-! li' l Q' X pvn is L . pls I lv 23 He 11 110 if determined kat Kuff hir u orb done. -Anonymous GERALD BRIGHTON Pleasantville General Artiiitierx Vlbodcarving 1, 2, 31 Model Building 1, 2, 33 Breeze. Pali: Eric. LaRue, Norman. Fmzderl M6l71l!ViEJ.' Entering PHS, Promg XY'ash- ington. Azzzbifimix Draftsman. Seniors CSIZRALIJINE BRic,HToN Pleasantville Commerical Arlziifierx Tattler 2. 3. 4 Ed- itorg NHS 3, 4. P.1lJ.' Paula, Mary Lou. Senior Girls. Fwzdert flluziorlerx Editor of Tattlerg Prom, XX'ashington. Ambilfmix 'I'o be a newspaper reporter. ROBERT BROWN McKee City General Arliiflieix Baseball, Hunting. Pali: j. Budniek. J. Rubin- fine. liolllerf AlE!llUY'lc'l,' BC- ing a Senior. A7l1bfli0Pl.' T0 be sucressful. BARBARA BVRKE Pleasantville College Prep Arliizfiffp Dance Club. Pair: Valerie. -lean. Barb. Mary Ann. Helen Grace, Fender! l'llen1f,r1ef: Vfashingtong dec- orating for the Prom. Ambi- liffu' Airline liowtexs. 24 MARILTN T. Bi'xToN Northfield General Atrium ff L e a d e r S' Clubg Dante Cluhg Straphook. Pala' B. J. C., Betty. Barb. jean, Edna. Maryann. Nancy. Fund- e rl Almimlr rx XX'ashington trip: football gamesg working in the fafeteria. Arribiliwix To graduate and move to Cal- ifornia, PAT CAMPBIEIJ. English Creek Commertial fifflljfltff Leader! Club, Englixh 3, -31 Spanish, Typv ing. Pali: Irene, Martha, Ed- die. Bill, Carol. liuriderl Mnmfrzerx tafeteria, football games, Wasliingion, Ambl- Imrzx Telephone operator. RAMON j. CAPPO Pleaxantx ille General Arlli IlIr5.' Dante Club' Sports Cluh. Pali: I3 u t e h, Bob. Don. llill. 1' ff ri d e .t 1 Memfmer: dances, football games, working in nafeteria. Ambmmix State trooper. 1 ADELE BRVCKLER Seaview General Acfizirierx Dance 2 .3. 42 Scrapbook l. P.4fi: Jean. Bill. Pat. Margie. Ffiriderl Memor- rerx NX'hen I started high school, my senior year. Am- filllullf Housewife. JANE R. BRUCKLER Seaview Commercial Aflrzizier: Dance 3, 4, Per- sonal typing. Pair: Bert, Mag- gie, Pat, Arlene. Fonde rt Memorier: Vfashington, foot- ball gamesg Freshman Recep- tion. Ambilion: to graduate. of '54 JACK BUDNICK Pleasantville College Prep Artizirierr Baseball and bas- ketball manager, Band. Pair: Robert. Bob. Ponder! Memor- ier: My first march in the band, my first pep rally, my first dance. Ambition: To be a painless dentist JOANNA CLARK Cardiff College Prep Aflizrrrers Dance 5, GAA 1, 2. 3. 4, Leaders, Junior Red Cross. P,1lf.' Dolly. Dee. Reds, Dot. june. Sara. F 0 71 d e J 1 Mmzwzerx Biology trip to New York, a PJ. party in Vineland, working at james. Ambztmns To be a credit to my parents. MARLENE F. CLARK Northfield Com mera ial Actzzizierx Choir 2, 3, 4, Leaders 2, Cheering Club 1, Dance Z3 GAA 2, 4. Palr: Anna, Mary. Lee, Carolyn, Pat, Nancy. Fondert Memor- ies: Being a member of the choir, graduation, XX'ashing- ton. Ambzzmn: To be a com- mercial artist. NEAL R. CLEMENS Pleasantville College Prep Afliziriers Chess and Check- ers lg Bowling 3, Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Chemistry. Pair: Bob. George, Bill. Fender! Memor- ier: VUashingtong fo o t b a ll games, yellow shoes, gradu- ation. Ambition: Engineering. DOROTHY M. BUNKER Pleasantyille College Prep Actizilierx Radio 5, 4, Knit- ting lg Scrapbook 1, Personal Typing 2. Pair: Louise, Pat, Alma, Myrtle. joe. joan, Lil, Bob L. Fonderl Al6WlOYf?J,' junior Prom, Washington, Cafeteria. Ambizifnzx Nurse. N rf U v fir 1: is R 9 f ,Afqr fiii Y' A Y 4 . I ,j x ' yi-. f 1, 25 To do more lbim your job, indicate! flu! you are mfuble of .1 bigger one. -Anonymous MORTON COLLINS Linwood College Prep Anizilier: F o 0 t b a l I3 Prom Committee3 Whittlingg Stu- dent Council3 Health. Pali: C a r 0 l, Walt, Ducky, Ed. Fonderl Memurieis P r 0 m3 Playing football3 those crazy junior parties. A rn b it i 0 ns Electrical engineer. JEAN CONNOR Linwood College Prep Acliritier' Class President 13 Tattler 1, 2. 3. 43 Prom Com- mitteeg Canteen Committee 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g GAA 2. 3, 43 Breeze. Pali: Kay, Kathy. Lois, Peachie. Fonda!! Memorier: ju n i o r Partiesg Prom of 533 New Year's Party with joe. Ambi- lion: Nurse. Seniors MARY Lou CRESSEY Pleasantville College Prep Arziiilief: Dance 2, 33 Dra- matics 2. Pali: Mizpah gang, Kay. Barb, Dolly. Fundeit Memonei: Canteen3 P r 0 m3 Football games. Ambilionr Airline hostess. 26 EDVUARD CURRY Pleasantville College Prep Arliiilieis Choir 1, 23 Biol- ogy 2. 33 Service l, 23 Dance 33 Basketball I, 2. 31 Track 2. P.1l.f.' Doris, Mort. Ed, Bill. Ponder! Mfmorier: Basketball gamesg Canteeng VC'ashington. Ambizmnx To be a Chiroprac- tor and a millionaire. BETTY ANN DAVIS Pleasantville Commercial Arliiilitfx junior Red CYOSSQ Biology 2. 33 Bookkeeping: GAA 2. 3. 43 Dance 3. Pali: Pat. Barb. joan. B. J., SIGH- 1T,,,,Jg3ff Mrmurier: Biology Trip3 Washington Trip3 Foot- ball games. Ambltimrx Secre- tary. BARBARA CONOVER Absecon Commercial Ar1izi1ie.f.' GAA 2, 3, 43 Trav- el 23 Student Council 3, 43 Canteen 23 Breeze. Pali: Mar- ilyn. Cuz. Marion. Betty, Sen- ior gang. Ponder! Memorier: Biology T r i pg W'ashingfon Trip3 Dancing in the cafeteria with the Senior gang. Ambi- lion: Travel. PAULINE DAVIS Pleasantville Commercial Acliiitierf Safety3 Dramatics3 junior Red Cross. P.11r: Yvonne. Fran. Carolyn. Paul- ine. Foridefl Memmier: Soph- omore and lunior English Classes3 Typing class. Ambi- tion: Secretary. iXlARTHA CONOVER LILLIAN COOPER DORCJTHE' R. CORT FLORENCE COUCHOUD Pleasanrxille Commercial Arffzilrefx junior Red Crossg Sewingg Scrapbook. Pali: Bet- ty. Carol. Betty. NX'arren. Ponder! Alellllffleif Promg caf- eteria. Ambition: To work as a checker. Mays Landing College Prep Arlrrlliefs D a n t eg Typingg GAAg PNA. P.1lJ: Babe. Mas- sey. Mary Lynn. Luddie. joan, Frieda. Funds!! Memorietx junior Promg seventh period gym class 53g XX'ashington. Amkrlmrix Surgical nurse. of '54 Farmington General AfIfIffI6!.' Danceg Tattler ex- change edi'or 43 Red Crossg Canteen Committee lg GAA. P.zli.- Paula. june. Patty, Dot, Dolly. jo. Ponder! Aflemoner: Patty's P.j. partiesg football gamesg Vihshington. Ambi- 110115 journalismg to own a new Chevy. FRANK DEEBOLO Hamilton Township General Arlizrizerx Dance: Car Repairg Hunting and Fishing. P,1l.rx Ted. Tony. Paul. Burt. Fund- eit Memorial: Gang in the metal shopg Washington. Am- bfllollf A machinist. VALERIE DEGEUS Pleasantville College Prep Arzirilieis FAA 5. 43 Dance 3. 4g Canteen 3. 4. Pali: Barb. jean, Helen. Mary, B a r b. Fender: Memoner: NX'ashingtong the prom. Ambi- liwis Physical education teach- er. Enw'ARns DEMILLE Northfield College Prep Arfizilierr Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Sports Club I. 21 Health: Inter-class lmseballg Sophomore V i c e Presidentg Prom Committee. P.:l.r.- Peachie. Joe. W'alt. Beckly. Adams. Fonderr Illenmrrerg Taking PEach t0 junior Promg Ocean City football gameg pushing my 37 Ford. Ambftiwix Dentist. Cardiff General Arlirilrerx Danceg 5 p O r t sg GAAQ Canteen Committeeg Photography. PJ! f: Joanne, Dot, Margie. Helen. Toni, Patty. june. joan, jean. Forza'- erz Memfme.r.' Xwashingtong Dayys southern talltg working at james. .Alllbiliulli To be a beautician and make my par- ents proud of me. 27 -of ,I 1,-,I l7w, ,'.4J If . -- if Smwn -IOSIEPH A, DICQIACUNIO CIAIAIJIA j. Dnxs JEAN DIXON PIL-.mlnrvillc I.inmm.I XmtIx?1L-III Cfvllcxzn- Prcp f,llIUIIICI'Ll.!I Arlizitfru' Iiauketbxill 3. 41 fivfilllfwx D11I1LL'Q Chmr 5. 41 BML-Iull 3. 4. P41-3 IRI, Phil. Sar.1pb1mI-cg Dmnmtxw. Surr- Dun. Cn-wrkun-. Moc. Mort. I.iI'I.lI. P.1Iw Numan. Indra. Ffffnh 21 Aluzzffmf-J XX'hcn I INI.a1'y Ann. K.u'L'n. I.lI'1XXlblnI mrt Iflx' ln S4'pfL'lNI'WL'I'l Iiridgc- Quang. F U11 J c I I ,HI rnwfm ftvfl Im-1-Imxll QAIITILC W'.1sI1ing- Clmnrg I'mrtImII .u.1r11cxgXY'.uI1, ton. AmL111ffr1: Tu be Ll sun- ingmn. Amk1Iff,u- Mcdnal Lcssful umh and tu make Ll scnrctmy. mvndurful Mum .md DMI prwukl uf mu. Seniors C ullqm Prop Xffllllllth UAA l. 2. 5 -lg Ddmc 1. 3 41 C.I.1xs ,I-I'L'.INllI'- crlla AI. PJII DY.lIIi.lIIkN lg IfNA . INI.u'y41nn. V.1l. HL-lun. If.lI'I5. CIIMIK, fffmfc M' 1IILH,'ffr- um' III mu to Q night fklmk .uIcuI gn stwdyg Dcmmting ful' thc Pwm1 XX'.1shingtun. fI111C1Ilf,r,',' Xurw. G1.oRc,11 R. Dcuxvxs RVTH E. DVTQH MAR11 I.. IEI.l,II'F EI 1gI15I1 Cru-k Scmlmx I'Ic.1w.1ntvillc Gunn-ml Cmnnu-ninl Qufnrm-ru.1l Afllllllcu' rpurts l. 3: Dm- .1z.'.':.'.'nu Iypxng. mr.1pIwm+k, n1I1:11:1r' CQIJW IM-xllicnt J. Tl-HHN 2. 31 Radu, 41 ,Iunmr Iimxkl-crcping Half I5 city Afgyurcttc 1. 3. -1: c,I1Ulf 1, 2. 7I.1y P.1.'-, Sunnnc. Duc. Ann. M.1z1lyn. I-Erxdwx Aiwa- 3. 441 UAA l. 2. 3. 4. Prwrn Sn.nkcryC1.ang l'Ef1Ju1 Mmm- Mm Pup Ihlllug XY.nI11ngf f.llHIIIIIIfL'L'Q brudmx Ufunul mzu Ifmvtlmll gxrncxg Can- mn. Ifwf-'Imll garnu. .'1n,l,'- 2. 31 'llxttlcr 3. -I. Danna- 1. tccn. PH5. .'1rf,'f,,','1f,u' Luc 'Ik1Iw.IImmkkupur 5. Iircczc. PJ. IZLI. L1-lx. til Im 90 jean. K.nI1y. I-'WJQII Aim. ,Iv nw Making M.11mcltc. xI.iIL'X ln IRIS Iimig Pnunx fin,4L1- 11,,r1' In In- A Klzuus 28 Aim xii I. Eu' NwrtI1fiL'III C1-lllngv Pre p .'iIl.'11.'.'p -I.:n11-I Rui fmv, 'I'r.nn-I1 UAA 2. 4. -1. Hmlngx W , I5FrL'lL III kg-rlmll I 1 -I A N PJ.-' Inu. I1XIn.a. Lam. I5.4rI1 IU, NJ: Amrm-x. Yrwrk happy' AI: 71, 'JI' IimrYI'W.4II Yi'.nI11n-stun. N c xx RI IVI P1115 f Pl 'I U In ANN DfJI'CiHI:RTX' Al'JsL'ubn Cuirtrm-rt1.1l flflllllle UAA: I. L- tt tl 4- r N Ccirpg D.iHtL' Club l',fli.' liet- Ie. Lou. lil. l'.tt. Dftl'lN, -ll'l'. Iitl lfffizxltu' illtlfiffriwf 'lli.tt f,ert.41n l'l.iyi'itle1 Pruini Crim- ing to PH5 tmm ACQH51 AMA kfizwix 'lb Atta-ntl New blerwuy College iff Lurnincrtc. IwIARc,ARlii' I-3Ol'CiH'I'Y CARrni.ri DfJl'C,l..KS IELIZABIQTH Dmvxs Plmwtintxille A Cardiff Pletimxntxille Cwimmertiul General Cumintriml flfllllllrh' Dante. -Iuniur Rail fltllillleix Sp.tnixl1 Clulvg AL'IlIli'le'l.' .luniur Rt-tl Criisxg Lrtmg f,liivirg Di .un.ttitsg Nu- FNA. PJ!-' .lt-.in. Atlel. K.iy. Knitting: Dime Hill: Iflm- retary Club. Pill: Ht-len, lffflfale -1 fllevwilcfi. Mis nur. Dirt. Duris. Lei Ann. Muriel. l:l'.1DQL'N. Yuinne. Krauss iintl nur Spitnixli ll Iiwzdfvl illtmffrft-3 Ilmtrtlmill Pauline. Senior Girli. liffmf- ilmv Ytlltxliinggtun. ,-imkflzfffz: Ci.tmes1 X'i'.ul1ingg'un. Affili- t il ,'litr1.i,,i,'i Supliuinnit' .intl Nurxe 11011: Setrcury. -lunior Englixli tlaisesi Prcvrn Pep Ralliu. Ambzflmix Typ- ist. of '54 Et HTH llwosrro hlizpah Cnmmertial xiftfi 111: D.ime 2. 5 41 Xlfhittling, P,1.'u' M i L p .1l'l Gang. If fi Il d e 11 11lc'77l07'le Sweetheart Danteg Prum with Dung Ruuting for Don at the fu iw t b A ll 3441114-N. f1z1.f1f.','f,11: Mitriy Dun. ERIC Ewxcnox Plc.1s.1ntville General flfllllllth' Mmlcl Building l 23 Chew 1, 2. P.1l,i.' Tum Gerald. Dunald. Phil. Funj- et! AIur,w1ffi.' XY',1shin3.:tt+n Senior Yearg Graduation. Am bitiwf: Engineering. EIJXYARIJ FARRii1.L Estell Manor College Prep iL'1lI1.'lL Dmte. 5 pu rt 5. Palm' Buck. Don. F 0 rz a' e .rl Aifmw-if 5 Football Liimesg Dances: Assemblies. Ambl- tlfnlf To be an engineer. O ogy .O X , A : ill 'fi ' A 29 - 'l. 'l1lll'lLD C.-XTHRINI' E, l'wlNLIfY I.inu-mul Comma-u1.1I AClfll1I6l.' Dance. P.zf.f: Mar- tha. Betty. Curt. Tom. Fund en fllafrzmlefu' Prumg XX'.nh ingtong Cafctcru, Arzzfnlfffu To be '1'nm's wifc. lXlARGARliT FLISMINL. English Crcclc Commcrniul AffflfIlLl.' Breen. P.1lf.' Hul- en, Ei l c c n, jo-Ann. janv. Frmd: fl Alerr1fn'1e1: College Dgucg lfuutlull gguncsg CAM- tcria. Amb111w1.' To hc Blllk wife. C,....,...,. JANET l:ON'I'ANAZZ.-X hlllpllli C,ummcrU.1l ,'1fI111l1u.' Surcmrhll Cfluh. P.1Iv.' Kay, Mifpah gang. Furlzful 1'llu1,wv1w. Many ll xwck-cnll at Kafs lmuuwg 'Ihr Llny l gut my llrlu-rk lucn-c, .AIIIIQIIIUIZI Surcmry, I. Rl'1wr': PH l:RI7l G1ioRc.1'GARRlu4 Gm GIHRIN Dlimnlis Gll.l.lI5l'Il' I Ahwwn M.1rg.1tc plL'.1N.ll'lfXlllL' Alva-mn Hlgglmlamlx Cinnuul Cwllcgc Prcp Clcncml Cullg-gc Prup -fT.'.':fI.'L- lfmw'h.1ll Z. 3. -1. xlfizlllfu' lS.nkc'l'mll hi.ll'1.lj1L'I .'1rI.'z.'.'1w.' Typlnlg. l'lwn-311.47 .'ll'f1z1mv: Dr.uru.1ms 1. 21 PM Huh, R 1 L h. liuwy, lg 'lruulc M.1n.ugcr ig Spnrtx ph, P..'1' lilll. K.1tl1y, -ln-.m. l'l'A 5. lil--lucy 2. R -4. Phu. u .1 n yi I-HHJL ll lllzflihl-'r' Cluh 1. 2. CIMA Vue Puwl- -l.il'llN D-vu I-Uu.fll1 ,Hun .vr twgr.apl1y -1. l'.:.7 Quay. Anrm. llf'lf'llIIjQ Ou-.an Cnty guns. dum R, llmlugy 2 I',n'l' Sun- fl- lr-wtlmll jL.lIIlL'N. k.ifL'lL'Yl.l Fm. lfffmfl ll Alufxffvuv Burl' 'mmng mx Lcttur. .-lmf::- mx' hwn l'7fff.1Q 1 .Hun ffv, f gl llufy. XX'.asl11I1gtun KHP. ,'11r.- wgy' trlpg vlwwl hm, l.1fLtL'r1.1 .fp fXl.1flul1l.4t1L.al IiI'1j1lflL'L'l'. Duumtxng fur llrwm, lllr f. ','. , 1. 'luv hc .1 mucv .4r1.k1l1f,r1.' lu lu' .4 tcuillu-r I-wk nm Mmm ll.lIlVPLIl'N Luc upon almmrrlnhu .A spulu' 1.4 mhhur wncl unllnr hcr pulle- mlm-lk m Algqhm ll 30 DOROTHY M. FORD Mays Landing Commercial Afffzfmf' Red Crow: Dra- matirsg Secretarialg B i b l eg Dance. Pali: Frances Margar- et. Maw Landing gang. Furla'- ef! Aienzfnzfeff Miis Grovefs Engliih tlaesesg gym with my pals. Amlzirfwzf Secretary. LESTER FORD Pleaiantville College Prep Aflrziliffx B a s e b all. Puff: Chick. Bud. Darryl. Fwzderz A1u11m'1ef.' Going outside in our gym suits when the tem- perature was about 10 below. .Alllfilllflllf Radio electritian. -L ':A ROBERT E. GLAIJNEX' Pleasantville College Prep Arlizilier,- Bandg St u cl e ri t Councilg Stampg Breeze. Pzlr: Ken, Burk. Bud, Herb. Fnzd- e.r1 Mefrzfzrzerr junior Promg playing in PHS Bandg Can- teen. Ambiziwzx To become a poet. PAL'L GLENN Pleaiantville General Artliiriefx Chessg Stud e nt Council. P.:lf.' Charlie. Bob, Bill. R u-d y. G e n e. Frank. Fonda! Memfirier' W'hen I changed from ACHS to PHS. .Afllbiffliflf To be an electrical engineer. 1- PATRICIA FORREST Pamona College Prep Af1I!jflE.l.' Choir 3. 4, PJIL' june, Dot. Dot C.. Anna, Fender! Mwfmrley' Christmas Dante of 553 those slumber parties without the slumberg the-'memorable rides in the taxi. Ambiliwzx To be hap- py and successful in whatever I attempt. BARBARA J. GORMAN Pleasantville College Prep Acliziziexx Latin lg Student Council 3, 43 Tattler lg Bible 2. 3. 4g Choir 2. 3. 43 Radio Broadcasting 33 Breeze. Pali.- Pat. Carol. Barb. Vera. janet. Fmzdeft fvfEf7107'l6'f.' That Cros- ley from Virielandg football gamesg Vera's heap Ambr- lmrz: To make my parents proud of me. IJONALIJ FRANKMAN Pleasantville Industrial Arts Arlirilierx Model Building 2 3. 4. Pali: Charlie. Hugh Harold. Bill. Ffnzdfrf Aiemor Jef: My senior yearg Washing tong getting my first tar. Am bzmnzs To be a machinist. S 3l F5592 IX'fPId7JE'V if .V077IEfkf?1? ue fsferze ,wid 6.136 to ruff on in order 10 keep if. -Lucille Truclelle DOLLY Gosxra Pleasantville Commercial Acrizilierx Wboelcarving lg Tattler 43 GAA 3. 4g Dance Club l. Pair: loan. Terry. Val. Ffmdur Alwfim-iw,' Dec- orating for the junior Promg the Promg getting drivers li- cense on August 14 in a hur- ricane. An1l11f1m1.' Telephone operator or work as Secretary. jrxii CiRAY Bargaintim n College Prep Aftirzmfx Latin lg Dramatics I: Biologyg Dance. GAAQ Poster. Pali: Dot. Pat. Dot, Paula. -lo. Dolly. XYoody. and the rest of the gang. Iforzdeit M e m fi r 1 e .rs Biology tripg Slumber parties at ooo XX'estg traveling to away football games. Anzbzlzffrzp None. Seniors 'E' joax Gkrsizxwooo Pleasantxille College Prep Afffillleir Biology 2, 4g Cheerleatlers 2. 5. 4g Dance 1. 2. 3 43 GAA 2. 3. 4g Latin 11 Leaclers l. 2. 5: 'lattler 1. 2. 3. Pali: Dolly. Betty Ann. Jean. john. Senior Gang. Finder! Aimimiiix Being a Cheerleatler: G o i n g steaily with ,lohng Vfashington trip. Ambillfuzx To make my par- ents proud of me. LARRY HAMMIELI. Absecon College Prep AflfIlIfPf.' JV Baseballg -IV Basketball. Freshman and Sophomore Sports Club. Pali: Chitk. Barb. Cat. Cholly. Bill. Ken. Larry. Swifty. Fmzdeif Al:nzf,r1w.' BaSketball and baseball prarriieg Canteeng A's. 32 Axxa Haxo Bfxaaaaa Haxo BETTY Loi' HAND Mays Landing Northfield Pleasantville Commercial Commercial Commercial Afliiimix Dana ez Student Council: Biology-3 Basketball. Pali: joan. Pat. Marg. Bar- bara. Stell. Fund: II Aluf,'f,v1e Canteen: Football gamex, typ' ing and law clawes. .-1wL.'- Ilfffz' To be a Setretary. AL'llllllc'l.' Scrapbook 11 Dra- matiu. Dance l. 2. 5. Biology 2. 3 4. Prom Committeeg GA- A 2. 5. -1. Breeze. Secretarlalg Baxketball. Paz' lf Marianne. Pat. Betta, Arlene. Edna. The Gang. 'I om B. Ifffrldzfl Blem- iozu. junior Prom: Breezeg Four years in PHS our Senior year. filllblllollf Typint. Arlizilief: Knitting and cro- cheting 11 Biology 21 Scrap- book ll Raelio 3. 4. P4113 Dot. Myrt. Barb. Pat. B o n n i C. George. 131111111 fl Alemmfefx Xlfaxliington tri pi cafeteria clutyl football games. Ambi- liwzx To be a prixate secre- tary Lois GRIFFITH Absecon Commercial Arlizififw Dance 2. 51 Prom Committee, junior Red Cross, Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3. Pali: jenn. jarm. Barb. Dig- ger, Carol, joan. Mary. Fund- eff Alefflfniesi F oo t ln a ll games, Decorating for the prom, gunning with Harmon. Ambition' To be a success. PALTLINE j. HABRON Pleasantville College Prep A Ili! 1 I 1 e t: Dance, GAA, Choirg Latin, Typing, Prom Committee. Pali: Yvonne. Ann. Sue. Peeler, Fran. Fand- ett Memm'iei.' Proms, New York, gym class. Av1biliw1.' Travel. of '54 KATHLEEN HAK Pleasantville Commercial Armiliers Dance, D r a m ag Tattler. Puls: Mary Lou. Peachie, Margie, Mary, joan. Kay. Fmlderl Memofiet: En- tering PHS as a freshman, football games. prom. Ambi- iiorzz To be a secretary. 1 xi PHOEBE Hmm Oceanville General Acliiilier' Dance. Paltz joe. Gloria. Anna. Nan. Fona'e5t Menmv-if.r.' Prom. cafeteriag Nwashington. Ambitimz: To join the Waves. RICHARD C. HANSEN Estell Manor College Prep Aciiziliers Chemistry Club. Pair: jack, Lou. jack, Rick. Fondert Memorier: 51, 52g 55g 54. Ambition: To become famous. RICHARD A. HARDOCK Linwood Commercial Aclrxiliet: AVA 2. 3: Health 3, 45 Football 3. 43 Breeze. Palf: jug. Swannie. Ed. Rich- ie. Fondetz Memories: De- Mille's swamp march to a certain watermelon p a t c hg working on junior Promg football games in 52. Ambi- tion: To be a credit to my Mom and Dad. PATRICIA ANN HAMADA Pleasantville Commercial Acliziliet: Dance 23 Biology 2. 3, 43 Secretarial 4, Scrap- book 1. Pali: Estell, Anna, joan, Betty. Barb. Fonderl Memwiei: junior Promg Caf- eteria. Ambiliun: To make somebody proud of me. l 506 Z - , . ,Z v ai D, 33 Kf7Id2I6ff if T176 gvldul 65.11511 61 ukirla V0ff6f,'p if Found together. -Goethe HVQH HARKiNs XY'est Atlantic City Industrial Arts Artirilierf AAA. P.11.r.' Cliff Bahr. Don Frankman. Fund' ffl Mur1ur'ief.' My Senior Yearg The Football Gamesg Working in the Cafeteria. Ambirimzx To he a mechanic, CHARi.iis HARLAN Linwood Industrial Arts AfflIf!ftTl.' Carving Cluh. P.:1i.' Hugh. Don. Rohhie. Scotty. Fmzdefl illemffrfcrf S e n i o r Year1 Vl'ashington Trip. Am- lzitimzx Mechanic. Seniors MARY ANN HARLAN Linwoml Comme-rti.1l Arlirztiux Dante. Secretarial Cluh. P.1li.' Claudia, -Ioan, Marion. Nanny. Fu ri J e rt Xlluzzffrzfix Foothall Gamesg Cafeteria Dutyg Vfashington Trip. Amkzliwzx To be a Sec- retury. KA'rHizx'N HIE.-XI5I.lfY LTILTON HIEINZER CAROLF HIZNIJIZRYKJN Pleasantville Galloway Pleasantville Cornmertial Industrial Arts College Prep AfIlIflIe.f.' Dramatiis: Trafvelg Afflllflflf Hunting and Fish- Arlrriliuf Danceg Home eco- Breezeg Tattlerg Dance. ing. Pali: Paul. Richie. Ed. nomicsg Future Teac hers. C h e e r i ng. Pali: Peathie. Fffndur Alfmfim if First per- P.1lf.' Laura, Naniy. Pat. Harh. Mary Ann. Sylvia. Fffmiuf iod vmodshop tlassg Senior Ffnzdefl Mrmurzeix PHS Foot- Aln1.'fimi.' XX'hen l was made play of 523 Hunting .ind hall gamesg Vfashington trip. cheerleadcrg ileiorating fu r Fishing Club. A m In 1 1 1 if ug Arrzbmfnzr Elementary school the Prom: my four years in Career in the Navy. teaiher. PHS. A77IbllIf17I.' Art Career. 34 jo.xN HENDERSON Linwood Commeriial Aflj1fllC.f.' Scrapbookg Dance-Q Dramatic Club. Pali. Mary Ann, Claudia. Marion. Fund- ert Mnrmrie.i.' Cafeteria Dutyg XY'ashington Trip. Ambrlimzx Dress Designer. NANCY H.xRRls Mays Landing Commercial Arliziliefx Dance l. 2. 3. 4' Home Economics. P.1li.' ll-fary: Anna, Marlene. Kathy. Fund- err Memf,rier.' C a t' e t e r i ag Dances: NX'.1shington. fimbr- llwlx Telephone operator. HAROLIJ HASLETT Mays Landing College Prep Artziitzfrx Biology 2. 33 Stu- dent Council 1, Wfoodcarving lg Dance 2, Chemistry 4. Pali: Mort, jack. Bob. Fond- eil Memurier: First entering PHS, the look on Miss Bar- bour's face when she saw the fake spider on her desk, be- ing a Senior. A Ill bitio ri: Chemical Engineer. of '54 jifm' HATCHETT Pleasantville Commercial Aflf!Ill6l.' Choir l. 2g Dance 5, Tattler 4, Cheerleader 4. Pali: Pearl. Lorrie. Fran. Yvonne. jean. Pat. Spooky. Fender! Memmirfr Christmas holidays 53: Proms: Penn re- lays. Ambilimzx To become a R.N. or Medical Secretary. NANCY L. HEPLER Linwood College Prep Arfirilief: Student Council lg Service 23 Biology 23 Vocal 1. 25 Spanish 31 Choir 1. 2, 3,43 NHS 3. 43 Vice Presi- dent Breeze. Puls: Katherine, Barbara. Fl2V1dEJl Memories.- Messialm All State Chorusg Washington. Ambimnzs To direct a college choir. Davin HIZRMANN Linwood Commercial Acriiilier: Chess and Checkers lg Choir. Palf: jim. Bob, George. Richard. F 0 rr d e 5 I Memurzen' Singing at Comm- tion Hallg Being in a church choir, being a senior. Ambi- xiun: To be a great musician. Rouiinr Hiiss Linwood College Prep Afliiitlefx Choir 3. 43 Biol- ogy 2, 5, 43 Vfoodcarving 2, Chess and Checkers 1. P.1l.r: Harold, Bob. jack. Fmzdefl Memfirfer' Biology trip to New Yorkg second period P.A.D. Class, Eddie NX'est- cotts 39 Ford and the trip to Vineland. Ambmwz: Elec- trician. JAMES HAVGHEY Northfield College Prep Afliiilieff XX'oodcarving l, 23 Tattler 4: Chess and Checkers 4. Pair: Bill. Dave. Scotty. Fondefl Al67IlUYfef,' October 5 -W'hat happened l? P Hg peaceful. quiet walks home after basketball gamesg Class night 53. Ambifimzx To pos- sess the impossible: QW l Yo-.Rev 35 Self-dirrifwline rome! firzrl. -Anonymous CLYIIIQ lRXX'lN Pleasantville General Pali: Bill, Bob. Fwidwl Mem orierf Miss Taylor's'geogra phy classg Vfashington trip. fifllbflfffllf join the servite. 36 GLORIA j. HIIBORN Pleasantville Commercial Artiziiiers Dance 1. 21 Scrap- book. Pali: Kathy, Shirl. Phoebe, Elinor. Fm1a'e.Il Mem- orier: Cafeteria dutyg Wfash- ington tripg seventh period study hall. AII1bfIjUII.' To be a success. HIzI.IiN IRXVIN Pleasantville General Arlirilierx Ty ping-3 Home Economies Club. P.1lJ.' joan. Billie, LuLu, Elayne, Mar- lene. jerry. Louise. Fmzdeit Menmrierx Miss Grover's third period English classg Vi'ashington tripg seventh per' iod gym class. Ambiliun: To graduate. Fmxcis HIIIIERY Pleasantville Commercial Arlizilierx GAA 2. 3. 4g Choir 3g Vocal 2g Bible lg Dramatics lg Dance. Pizlrg All Senior girls. Ffnrdeff Altf71lI?'f6.f.' XX'ashington tripp Choir rehearsals on XX'ednes- day nights. Ambirimzx Typist. Seniors R. THOMAS HUNTER Pleasantville General Arlizizleis Interclass football, baseball. PIIIJ: Bob. Eric. Bill. Ffnzdvrl Memm'ie.I.' Dates with Shirleyg rides in jacks Mer- curyg XY'ashington trip. Ambi- tiuux To be a success. lf. ELAYNIT jacgxsox Pleasantville College Prep AfllIlIlF.f.' C a m e r a Clubg Stamp Club. P.Ilr: Mary Lou. joan. Tiny. Bob. Ifwzdefl AltH1Uflt.l.' Washington tripg junior Classg Spanish tlassg football games. fllllfilllullf To be a suctess. ROIIIQRT jARoowsI:I' Abseton College Prep Arl1I1l1eI.' Varsity footballg Hunting and Fishingg Danteg Tratlcg Healthg Checker Club. P.1l.I.' Rudy. George. Rith. Larry. nloe. Fffudefz Memor- ief: Sthool dancesg beating OCHS on Turkey day 52. A!!IbIlf!1l1.' Enter the Medital field. MARY Loi' l'll'NTl.lZY Port Republic General Afziiififi: GAA, Choir l. 2, 3. 4, Pali: Elayne. Dee. Tony, joan. Gladys. Stell. Fw1a'e.sl Memorzei: Miss Krausss Spanish Class, junior Prom, W'ashington Trip. AlllbIl10P1.' To be a singer. u F' W. ku.: V. CORDELIA R. IRELAN Absecon, College Prep AL'llllll6J.' junior Red Cross Color Guardg Choir, Cheer leadersg GAA, Biology. Pali. Alva, Helen, janet, Mary Lou, Maxine. Flllldfrjl Menmflei Being a Color Guardg VUash- ington Trip. A nz b i 1 1 o I1 Nurse. of '54 ESTELLA IRELAN Pleasantville College Prep Atlivitiei: Freshman Council, junior Red Cross, Leaders, Bookkeeping Club. Pali: Pat, joan, Anna. Mary Lou. Betty Ann. F o 71 d e s I Illelzlorlrf: Freshman Council, Freshman Dance, Proms. Amil11iun.' Sec- retary. EDXWARD IRELAND Cardiff Industrial Arts Afliziliers Baseball, M o d el Building. Pali: Lee, Ed. Bill, Roy. Fonderl Mezzlurieyx All the fine assembliesg The good times I had working in the Cafeteria, To see five of three. filllbflfllilf None. WILLIAM jissrm Pleasaritx-ille General AflfIflfef.' Football, Dance, Hunting and Fishing Club. Pali: Bob. Don. john, Tad, L 0 ui e. Fwzdefl Me11mr'ie.v.' Don Rotondo's Partyg junior Prom, Washington. Ambi!im1.' To be a Businessman. DEWEY joi-iNsoN Mizpah General Artiritiefx Varsity S p 0 r t s. Pair: Ken. Bob. Abe. Chief. Fmldefi Memm're.v.' PHS ws. ACHS Football Game in 53. Ambitiwzf Gym Teacher. Ri'TH jonxsox Linwood General Arriritiey: junior Red Cross, Dance. P.1lr.' Mar.. Anna. Harriet. Fwldeil Memoriefx Xwashington Tripg Prom. Anz- bitiwzx To be a Sunday School Superintendent. fm 37 K Beupue of 1176 iw of .1 palifnr man. -Dryden fl ' 5, Roarkr E. joRoAN Pleasantville General Arlizilievr Metal Clubg Dance 33 Football 1. 2. 3 41 Sopho- more Sports. Pali: jark. Tad. Mole, Bill. Fmzdert fllnnww iw: First football gameg Sen' ior year. AmL11mr1.' To be a business man. Seniors ig 1 FRANK ji'r.iANo Cardiff College Prep Arririlierg Health 1, 2. 3g Vice Presidentg Chess and Checkersg Football. Prom Committee. Pair: Larry. jay. Laquay, George. joe. Fm1a'e.f1 Memarier: Football g a m e sg junior Promg Detention hall. Ambilion: To live to be 90. ANNA lNlARIA K1.isiNi5n Absecon Highlands General Arliririerr Red Cross 25 Li braryg Tattler. Pali: Dee. Del Nan. Ruth. Highlands Gang. Fayldgfl Alt'llIuV'Ie'.' ral liesg Senior year: Whshington Anrbnnnr: To join the XX'om- en's Air Force. 38 IEIJEANOR M. KOVAR Mays Landing College Prep Arllrzmfs Daneeg Safety 2. 33 Breeze: Future Nurses. Pali: Alite. Pat. Ann. l,ois. Flly. Dot. Sally. Fender! Alenmrier: junior Prom. Football gamesg Vfashington. Anrhzlmnf To be a Mediral Terhnirian and to make someone a good wife. jus ' jOSlEPH KRFITTZIER Cardiff College Prep Arfrumrx Football 2. 3, 4g Prom Committee: Sophomore Sports. Chess and Checkers, Pali. Marianne. G e o r g e, llultli. llill. l'ifff1d'c1l fllzllllzf- re-.A junior Promg Xvashing- tong The night after Marianne got her l.irense. Anrbrlmu: 'l'o be a jet pilot. are rv- DOROTHY L. KAMP Northfield General Affllllfc.l.' GAAQ Danceg jun- ior Red Crossg lnternational Chatter 2g Literature 23 Post- er Club. P4115 Anna May, Dot, june. Pat. Paula, Frmd- 6.11 lllemav'1e.1.' Football games, Sweetheart D a n e eg XXfashington trip. Ambirim1.' Medical Teehnieian. IWARIANNIE Kaoxeicra Pleasnntville Commercial Afll1fllt,f,' Danteg Scrapbookg Dramatiug Prom Committeeg Breeze: Secretarial Club. P.1l.r.' joe. Edna. Barb. Lois, Alire. Fmldfrl Ale 7710715.51 ju n i o r Prom SSL Breezeg Going with joe. fllllblflllllf To make joe harm'- ? ERNFST Kr! cum Cardlff College Prep Af nitzer Choxr B ree L L Jumor Counul Latxn Club Pa r Butch Ccoree oe Herb Fo zz d e fl Memmzer Prom s el l 1 n g magazines wxorkxng on Breeze A7HbIIIOII To make my parents proud of m CAROL ANN LACY Pleasants rlle Commercxal Arzzzmes Dance Club 1 2 3 Prom Committee Sentor Class Vxce Presxdent Breeze Pals Carol Lee Dons Mary anne, Lynn, Senxor gang Fonderl Memonef Ju n 1 0 r Prom, bemg chosen Semor Vtce Presxdent, Washmgton trtp Ambzlzon 'Io travel and be a poet and to see my brothers marrxed JOAN KIFNBERGER Pleasantulle General 611111161 A 2 Dance 7 International Chat 2 Inbrary 3 Persona Typmg 4 Pulr Tmy Elayne LuLu Louise Bllllf Mary Lillian fofzdefl Memories Junlor Prom football games Washington tnp Ambmon To graduate of 54 Groker I Krxsw Cardnff Commercial Aflzzmef JV football 1 2 Varsity football 3 4 Health 3 4 Student Councrl l Chess and Checkers Pzlr Frank Joe Bob Fender! MEIIIOYIEJ xsorklng, on Prom watching Bob Mxller pntch no hltter m 53 Ambztmn Joln the Ma rmes PAULA JOAN LANDRY HAN5 P LANG Absecon Commercial AIIIIIIIEJ Tattler B r e e z e Cheerleader Student Councxl Sports GAA Vrce President 3 Presldent 4 Pal! Floss, Dot, all the kxds m PHS Forzdeff Mmzorxej Betng chosen Cheerleader, represent mg PHS at Gxrls State, Washxngton Ambmon To make my parents proud of me Pleasanfulle Commerclal Aclnzfzer Freshman Councnl Drama Sophomore Councrl Bxolozv Dance P411 Rlch Al Gene Wfalt Fondefl Memoner Jumor Prom, Sen lor year, V'ashmgton trxp Ambmou Golf professional VICTORIA KITCHING Pleasantulle Commercnal Arlzzmef Choir 1 2 Breeze Class Counol Btology treasurer 7 3 Prom Commtttee Senlor Class Treasurer NHS 5 4 Pa: Fonden Memonex Four years rn PHS Semor year especnal ly when Jack comes home on lease filllblllllfl T lne a happy lnfe AF, 'F'-Q1 mga L J 39 lflt P' , SX . S ss, . A: A GA , 3, 4: . 2 4 , ,142 ' , 3 ' . -Q ' - A f .- 1 ' ' ' 3 ' 1, 23 tl : . '- 2, J -, ter 3 Q 3 l , 3 - ' 3 S ' , ' 7, 1 ' A , 5 ' , 1 O ' .- Beating Ocean City 44 to 61 Jack, Judy. Clare, Sandy. eh I ' , Q ,, . . J , . , . y . . I I . . ' I , V . . . : 0 . Y if ' A l, ff xr . 1' Q Q' f ns'- ' A 'IP I , . . K, i R 1 ' ' gl . 1, 2, 3g Leaders 1, 2, 45 ' 1 . .' ' . Belter do a liltle well, iban a great deal badly. -Socrates WALTER LANG Pleasantville General Artirilieir D a n c eg Studen I Councilg P r o m Committee. Pali: Buck. Ron, Bob, Rich. Ponder! Memories: ju n io 1' Promg Washington tripg Biol- ogy trip to New York. Ambi- iion: To become a Golf Pro- fessional. Seniors MARLl?NlZ LAPORTE Oteanville General Aciiiilieix Dance 2. 3, 43 Sfrapbookg Home Etonomics. Pali: Pat. Rita. joan A. Fond- eit M e 111 ff r i e ff Football gamesg Xllashington tripg Sen- ior year. Awbitiorz: To grad- uate. ELINOR LEADER Pleasantville General Arliiitierx Choir 1, 2. 3, 4g Bibleg junior Red Crossg Dance. Pali: Maxine, Kay, Louise, Mary Lou, Tom, Fwzdefl M6lllI1!'iF.l.' Football gamesg V'ashington tripg jun- ior Prom. Ambiimfi: To be a housewife. TAD LEKAS Absecon General Ariiiilieis Danceg Car Repair. Pali: jack. Bob. Bill. Don. Fwideft Memariei: Don Ro- tondo's partiesg NX'ashington trip. Ambirifni: To go into business. 40 CAROLE LLOYD Pleasantville Commercial Arliiirien Prom Committeeg Danceg Secretarialg Tattlerg Cheeringg GAA. Pali: joan. Sylvia, Kathy, Senior gang. Flllldfll M:morie.f.' The Promg Sweetheart Dancesg Making Cheerleader. Ambition: To live a happy life. BARBARA Lociciz Ahseeon College Prep Arlnitiefx Choir l. 2, 3, 4g Danceg Prom Committee Pali: Rit, Senior gang. Fand- en Alenmm-1: One of the Promsg all the good times with the kids. Ambition: To be a good wife. OLGA LORFNZ Pleasantville Commercial P.1lf: Helen. Margie. Cassie. Forzdefl AlP771llY'i6'f.' My Senior yearg Going with Ronnyg Rid- ing around in that big Buiilc. Arllbfllnllf To he a secretary. TNTARY Loi' LIZAVENS Pleasantville Commercial AfllIllI!f.' Dance Cluh. P.ilr: Cassie, K a t h y. Geraldine. Ffniderl M e m fi r i e r: The NX'ashington Tripg The Promg Senior Year. ALICE MAIx Mays Landing Commercial Artiziliefx Future N u r 5 e s. P.Ilr: Lynn. Patty. Elley. Mari- anne. joan. Fmldefl Memor- ifr: Our unforgettable trip to Xfashingtong The Prom. Ambilimzx To be a wife to someone. CATHERINE LEEDS Pleasantville Commercial Arziiizzeu Dance Club. Pair: Dulce. Mary Lou. Arlene. Ol- ga, Helen. Furzden Memories.- S e ni or Yearg NX'ashingt0n Trip. Ambilmrzs Raise Horses. of '54 IRENE LEEDS Pleasantville Commercial Aclizilierx Dance, Pulr: Eve- lyn. Rod, jucly. jack. Ponder! M6lIIl17'fL',f.' Xwashington Tripg The Promg Being a Senior. filllfilflllllf To be it Commer- cial Artist. N-if LAQUAY MARKS Absecon Col lege Prep Arlizlfifrf Hunting and Fish ing. P.1!,f.' Butch. Bob, Milt, Larry. F U 21 d e 51 Memorier Football Gamesg Promg Wash ington Trip. A7Ilbili0Il.' Elec trical Engineer. GEORGE TVIATTLE Mays Landing Commercial Acliritier: Choir, Dramatic Club. FOIld6!l Memorier: The respect given to the school and faculty. Ambi1iw1.' CPA or Accountant Teacher. PATRICIA LEEK Smithville Commercial Aflfllllell' Scrapbook, Dance, Home Economicsg Personal Typing Club. Pair: Marlena, joan. Betty. Fwzderz Memor- ies: Xvashington tripg Senior Yearg Football Ciamesg Ambi- iiwzs To Graduate. l x by 6 Mi y 4l Courage ir a ziflue 117.11 the young fanfic! fpxfe. -Henry Van Dyke CI-IARI.oTTE MYERS Cardiff General Aclizlliers Elwood City Bible Club, and Youth for Christ. Palrs All the Seniors. Fond- erl Memorierp W'hen I got a going away present from the Bible Clubg The night I be- came a Christian, The day I moved to New jersey from Pennsylvania. I'IIZLI2N L. INIICHAEL Pleasantville Commercial Aflf1lIf6J'.' Dance Club 2, 45 Leaders 1, 2, Vocal 23 GAA, Color Guard 3. 4. Palr: Vic- ke, Dee. Olga, janet, Maxine. Fender: Memwier: Being a color guard, Prom, Washing- ton. Ambilion: To be a good secretary. Seniors O. WILLIAM MILLER Absecon College Prep Anizitier: Student Council 2, 3. 41 Prom Committee, Sen- ior Class Presidentg Dance 2, 3, 4, Breeze. Przlrx Bob. Ed, Duck, Butch, Bill, Harold. Ponder! Menmfier: Canteensg Washingtong Having fun with the kids of one of the great- est Senior classes of PHS. Ambiliwzx Live a useful life. ELEANOR MULHOLLANIJ Pleasantville College Prep Arrizirier: junior Red Cross lg Leaders 2g Dance 25 junior Councilg NHS 3. 45 GAA 2, 3. 4, Cheerleader 2. 5, Cap- tain 4g Breeze Staffg Basket- 2, Flzllzfaff Alellluf- iers The night I met Itsyg Football gamesg Fun at can- teen. Anzbirmn: To be a suc- cess in life. 42 EIuw'ARn NlEW'IiLL Leeds Point General ACIIIIIIPL' Dance. Hunting and Fishing, liaseball 1. 2, 3, 4. Pair: Dueky. Harmon. Bob. Bill. Iffnzifwl Alnlflvflelf Sen- ior year, baseball games, w',LiSllIHgll7fl. fifllblllffllf Boat- man. EI'c,I2xI2 O'DONX'IB Pleasantville General AflIIIfIt'V.' Dance. Puff: XY'alt, Dutky. Riley, Lang, Price. Frfrldeil flIerf1f,fv1w.' XX'hen I I got rid of my car, Washing- ton. Ambnzmix Open a Bar and Grill. JANET OLLIVER Absecon General Acfixitien Choir. Pall: Fran- ces. Margaret. Vivian. Lor- raine, Maggie. Fofldefl Mem- orier: March 27. 1953, XY'ash- ingtonl French play. Ambi- tion: Music teacher. I-.k X BERYL BAILTON English Creek College Prep Artirilierx junior Red Cross lg Latin 1g Dance 2, 33 Biol- ogy 2, 3g Chemistry 4, NHS 3, 4. Pair: Betty, Barbara, El- eanor, Marion. Fender! Mem- aner: Mr. Scholls third per- iod American history classg Cafeteria, Washington. Ambl- lion: To be a success. JOAN PACULA Pleasantville Commercial Afli1'itier.' Dramatics lg Danceg Leadersg Tattler 45 GAA 1. 2, 3, 45 Secretarial 4g Basketball, Baseball. Pals: Ted. Carole, Sue, Nancy. Syl- via. Pandey! Men10v'ieJ.' foot- ball games in my Freshman yearg learning to drive, PHS beating ACHS in football. Ambirions To be a good sec- retary and to travel. MARY ANN Morsus Northfield Commercial Aclivitier: Prom Committee, Maiorette 2, Q3, 4, Poster Club, Breeze. P.zlr: Kathy, Lois, Pat, Bob. Fender: Mem- ofler: junior Prom, making Maporetteg Wfashington trip. AWlbllI07I.' 'lo make my par- ents proud of me. of '54 Wirriarrr Moxo Abseton Highlands General Actiizlrerq Danceg Car Re- pair, Student Council, Safety. Pali: jean. Bill. Kenny, Ted, Malvern. Ponder! Memwier. October 17. 19532 junior Promg football games. Ambi- Iiwzf To become a State Po- liceman. MARY PALERMO Pleasantyille Commercial Artiziriers Dramatics 13 Dance 2. 3, 45 Tattlerg Sec- retarial. Pair: Val, Mary Lou, Kathleen, joan, Barb, Dolly. Fonderz Memorief: Our vic- torious football gamesg being a Freshman. ROBERT PAVLIK Pleasantville General Artifitier: Model Building Palr: Geore, Wes, Bob. Ponder! Memorier: My first day of high school, when I made 100 in my first general science test. Ambition: To be- come a boat builder. S EDVVARD R. MOORE Pleasantville College Prep Aniiizier: Dance -2. 3. 4g Bowling 2, Chess and Check- ers. Prrlry Buck, Bob, Paul, George. Chick. Charles. Fund- erl Memorref: The 27 Buick, junior Prom, W'ashington trip. Ambifiwix To become president of General Motors. E f ul www Wold 43 Before you can ,rcore you muff 'lint bare a foal. -Anonymous SIGRID E. PEDRICK Pleasantville General Actirilierx Dance GAA, Lead- ers Corps. Przlrf johnny, Lois. Sally, Marie. Louise. Forzderi Memnf'ie,r.' Being a Seniorg junior Promg Wlashington trip. Arzlbiliom To be a suc- cess. BARBARA PFLEGHAR Pleasantville College Prep Arliritiers Dance, Biology, Spanishg Scrapbook Club. Pali: Ann. Kay, Mary Lou. Ponder! Memofier: Prepara- tion for the Promg Being a Seniorg The trip to New York with the Biology Club. Ambi- tion: join the Vl'aves as an officer. 44 : , ?f K ggi ,, ' 5-,Q 'C EDNA JANE POWERS Northfield Commercial Attirilier: Dramatics, Scrap- book, Dance, Prom Commit- tee, junior Council, Breeze. Pali: Marianne. Clare, Arlene, Barbara. Senior girls. Fund- erl Memwier: junior Prom, W'ashingt0n, Breeze. Ambi- tion: To be a success. CAROLYN PEELER Pleasantville Commercial Artizitier: Dance, Dramaticsg Red Cross. Pulr: The Senior gang and janet. Fonderz Memuriex: fourth period Eng- lish with Miss Grover in my junior year. Ambilian: Busi- ness Instructor. Seniors MARX' Lou PERRI Pleasantville Commercial Aclizgilier: Dance 2g Secretar- ial 4g Dramatics lg Tattler 4. Pali: Iran. Kay, Kathleen, Mary. Peachy, Margie. Fand- eri Menzorier' Entering PHSQ junior Promg Wfashington. Ambilion: Secretary, Tele- phone operator. I yu f' su 55.554, - KENNETH PRESCOTT Absecon General Pali: Dewey, Bob, Larry. Ed. Ponder! Meniwien Getting my car, Being a Senior, Am- biliwlx To be a business man. A 5.1,-' 2:1 -55-- -,::mrs:.-' ---e., '---:is.iiEj.fi-fjff' f,2-,-.fifr X i TED PRicE Absecon Highlands General Arliritierx Frosh and Sopho- more sportsg Dance. Pali: Pete, Neut, Digger. Fender! Memorrer: junior Promg W'ashingt0n trip. Ambition: To have a car that runs. SALLY PETER Northfield College Prep AfliliIi6f.' Class Historian 1. 2, 3. 42 NHS 3. 4: Biology 2. 3, 43 Dramatics lg Breezeg Dance 2, 3. 41 Basketball 3. 41 GAA. Pulr: Barbara, jean. Sig, Mary Ann, Lynn. Senior Gang. Fa :ide rt Memnfier: New York Trip, Vfashington Trip, Senior Year. Ambizionx To be a Success. CLARE REED West Atlantic City Commercial AflfI'i1iEJ.' junior Red Cross lg Biology. Secretary 2, 3: Sophomore Councilg Prom Committeeg Scrapbookg Bas- ketball 3, 43 Class Secretary 45 NHS 3, 4. Palrx Vicki. Sandy, judy, Edna. gang Fender! Memories: Co-editor of Breezeg junior Promg Washington Trip. Ambixiwzf To be happy. MALVERN PETERSON Mays Landing General Arliiirier: Sportsman's Club. Pulr: Ted, jack. Rich. Fond err Memurier: junior Prom Washington Trip. Ambiliwz Travel. of '54 FRANCES PFIRMAN Northfield Commercial Afliriliefx Baseball 2, 3, 4g Bookkeeping 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Danceg JV Cheerleaderg Washington Trip. Ambition: To get married. LEONA REED Estell Manor General Artiz'itieJ.' Library Ty p i ng. Prilr: Arline, Betty. Carolyn, K a t h y. Ffmderz Memoriex: Washington Tripg Senior Year. Ambition: To be a Li- JOHN REILLY Pleasantvrlle General Artiritier: Dance Club. Palr: Bob, Tad, Bill. Mole. Pete. Ponder! Memories Saturday Night Canteeng Washington Trip. Ambition: To make a brarian. million. JEAN PFIRMAN Pleasantville General Arlizitier: Cheerleading. Palr: Clare, Elley, Marilyn, Kathy. Fondeft Mem0rieJ.' Making Cheerleader, Being a Seniorg junior Prom. Ambilionz To be a nurse. r A 5 1 -.- 5 6'-ff' 45 Nmlf Am do more fl7.17I be mlm doef lvf ken' -Anonymous lNlAR'1'ANN Rrzirm' lNlARfiARl 'r Risfwoo NANCY E. RICHMAN Northfield Commcrt ial Aftirinffx Dantci Sophomore and junior Class Sccretarvg Scrapbook Clubg Prom Com- mittee. Paltz -lean. Barbara. W'alt. Margie. Doris. Carol S.. Carol I.. Flllldtkll Mer1iov'- iw: Going to Bandstandg Promg XX'a5hington. Ambi- timrx Nurse. Northfield Gem-ral fiflfllflfh' Student Nurses, President. Dameg D r a m ag Strapbookg Prom Committee. Pali: Alva, Maryann. Peachic. Day. Hope. Dolly. jean. Fwlde.-1 llIe111w'1e.v,' Gigg Football games: Septembur 2, 1952. .Afllblffbllf To be a nurse and make Mom and Dad proud of me. Seniors E. Mfuuox SANQER Linwood Commercial Arlizrlreix Choir 3- 42 Diimf 2. NHSL Strapbook 1. Pair: Claudia, joan, Mary Ann. bfarion, Flffldrlf Alzlllffflciff Choir: Vfashingtong football games. Awbrfmrrs To suuced as a secretary. 46 KARIEN SCAFFIDI Linwood Commertial Ariirmefx Dance: Dramaticsg GAAQ Setretarial. P.1l.r: Claudia. Ulo. Dottie. Elsie, Billie. If f, 71 J Q il Nuzzorlfrx Promsg football game-sg Vfash- ington. Allxfrzirfur' To be a setrctary. Wi1.1.i.aM SCHEUFELE Pleasantville General Arlizimfs Football and track manager. Pali: The Kid Glad- ncy. Ed. Luv.: liutth. George. Frmd: fl i'llen1w1f.f.' -I u n io r Promg footballg Em's stories. Ambrlwnx To be an offincr in the Navy. Oteanxillc Qollcgc Prep flfllllllflf Baskctballg base- ballg Bible Club. l'.1lw Mar- ion. Sandy. Orc-amille crowd. 1'u71JL'.ll lllnfiorfeu' Choirg basketball gamcsg Vfashing- ton. Amblllmlf 'lo work with thildren. VUILLIAM R. Scorr Northfield General Arllzilierx Model Building P a I 1: Frankman, Robinson Harlan. lwrzdul Memyrrey. Last week of sthool. Alllbl- llullf btutk ears. 1 .2 lkhrzvox Rum' Ahsc-von Commercial Arliririef: GAA 1. 2. 3. 41 Red Cross 21 Biologv 2. 3. 41 Secretarial 43 Danceg Breeze. P.1lr.' Sandra. Barham. Mar- ion. Clare. Ffnrdefl llltwor- fer: All four years :tt PHS especially my senior year. A111- bilimzx To see the world. ss , v . A. LARt'i2 Scum Mays Landing Industrial Arts Arlrriliers Model Buildingg Safetyg Chess and Checkersg Photography. P.rl.r: Eric, Bill, Charlie, Harold. Don, Ger- ald. Fender! Memmierx The first dance I attendedg the big football games we won. AIIIbflf0lI.' To be a drafts- man. 2 DON.'XLD Roarsixs Pleasantxille General Afflllflt' A' Sports. v 3 r 5 i r y baseball team. P,1li: Susie. Bill, Bob. 1:0l1dU.fl Menzm'1e.f.' Going with Tudie. Al!lI7lll0II.' To he it suteess. of '54 .-.:. t E 'SA H'ARor.ii Rouixsox B..ll'j.I.llDIOWl l Industrial Arts AL'lIllllei.' Lfodel Building. P.4Ir: Bill. Don. If fi ri d e 1 1 Mrnrwretx Last day of sehool. filllfillfullf Telephone Com- pany. SANDRA L. SCULL Pleasantxille College Prep Artizitier: Poster 3g Biology 2. 3. 43 Breeze co-editor 4. P.rlr. Clare. Virl-ci. judy. Fwzdefl Memwlew New York trips 52 and 533 NX'ashingtong getting the Breeze for pub- lication. AlIlhfIlUII.' If possi- ble. to eontribute something beneficial to mankindg to have three children and live a happy life. jotasiapu j. Slam Mays Landing College Prep Arlizizier: T r a c kg Student Council. Prrlr: Bob. Moon, Rich. Fwzdefl Memories: Can- teeng football gamesg Mr. Ti- tus. filllblfluflf Attend Cflllege and join the Navy. MURIEI. ROLNDTREE Pleasantville Commereial Arziime.-.' GAAQ Choir Clubg junior Red Crossg Danceg Choir 3. 43 Cheerleaders Clubg Dramaties. P.rlf: Reds, hfarion. Sam, Senior girls. Foudell lllenlffrfew j u n i O r Prom. Amblrmnx N urse. T ,, . 4 Tv!! 'bv if 3 I I 5,7 r 15:9 L! 47 P.71F your p,1fbu',1y to furreff uifb nudp. Jweaf. .reIfle.fme.rJ. -Anonymous fm an JACK W. SHARPE Pleasantville General Arti1'irie.v.' Sports. Pali: Dar- ryl, Chick, Frank. Fondeit Memwier: Football games, Washington, Gradu- ation. Ambition: join the service. PATRICIA SHEARER Mays Landing General Aniiilieix Dante 2. 4, Cheer- leading Club 1. Pali: Adele, Lynn, jean, Alice, Phyl. Mag- gie, Shirl. Ponder! Memorier St. joe's Prom, Senior year, Washington. A m b i 1 i o rl: Housewife. Seniors YU- JUDITH ANN SHEMP Pleasantville College Prep Arliifiiieis Breeze, Basketball, GAA, NHS, Biology Club, Student Council, Lead e rs' Club. Pali: Vicki, Barb, Ar- lene, Clare, Edna, Elley, Sandy. F 0 n d e .f 1 Memwiei: New York trip, The Messi- ah , Miss Kraus' fifth period Spanish class. Ambition: To be a Dental Hygienist. CAROL SHREVE Absecon College Prep Artizifiefx GAA, Prom Com- mittee, Dance, Poster 1, 2. 3, 4, Sophomore Council. Pali: Mort. Mary, Lois. Senior gang. Fondefr Memorieis Football games, junior and Senior parties, XVashington. Ambition: To be a fashion de- signer. 48 FRANK P. SIMPSON Pleasantville General Ariii iriei: Dance, S a f e t y. Pali: Bud, George, Paul, Bill. Fom1'fiI Munwiey' fo u r t h period Physics class, junior Prom, football games. Ambi- tion: Merchant seaman. PAUL A. SLOAN Bargaintown General Arriiinerx Bowling, Biology. Pali: Frank, Ted, George. Fflfldtifl Memwreix Football g a m e s, summer vacations, girls. Ambilzwis A profession- al hobo. WAYNE Soi-tERs Pleasantville College Prep Arlirilieix B r e e z e, Student Council, Choir. Pali: Norm, Ken, Bob. Fondeit Memonei: New York, High School, Driving. Amblllun: To be rich some day. Eowflim SHERIDAN English Creek General Palr: Bill. Ed, Lee. Ponder! Nlemofier: Flash Gordon rid- ing around the school on his three wheel bike, Wfashing- ton, Football games. Ambi- tion: To have a career in the Navy. DONALD SooY Pleasantville General Artivilier: Dance, Car Repair. Pali: Frank, Nancy, Bob. Ponder! Memorier: Sweetheart Dance, Prom, W'ashington. Ambition: Contractor. WILIJAM SHERIDAN English Creek General Arlizitiei: Sports, D a n c e, Football. Palr: Bill, Ed. Fond- ert Memorier: F o o t b a ll games, VC'ashington trip. Am- bition: To be a Merchant Ma- rine. of '54 ALMEDA SHEVUELL Pleasantville Commercial Aclizilietx Dance. Palrs Gay, Gloria, jane, Pat, Ruth. Pond- er! Memorier: Freshman Class, Dance, Senior year. Ambition: To be a secretary. CAROL LEE SOUDER Pleasantville Commercial Arliiitierx Dance, Prom Com- mittee, Student C o u n c i l, Cheering Club, GAA. Palr: Carol, Doris, Senior gang. Ponder! Memorier: J u n i 0 r Prom, Canteen, junior Par- ties. Ambiiion: To go to Cal- ifornia and make johnny a good wife. LAURAMARIE SOUDER Mays Landing College Prep Aciiriiier: junior Red Cross, Home Economics, Library, FNA, Choir 4. Pair: Carol, Pat, Barb, Dee, Beryl, Betty Pat. Pondeit Memofier: Foot- ball games, Washington, fourth period PAD class. Am- bition: Nurse and Music Teacher. CHARLES Si-irswnu. Pleasantville College Prep Acririlier: Sports 1, 2, Health 5, Chess 4, Dance 4. Pals: Paul, Chick, Darryl. Ponder! Memoriei: Pitching and win- ning over OCHS in .IV base- ball game. Ambilion: Attend college. 3 - I -122 Ig, A l 1 49 No chain of prirelefr pearl! ir half the worth of a tlmin of true-blue friendf. -Anonymous PAUL TAYLOR Mays Landing Industrial Arts Pall: Milton. Ed, Scott, Rob- bie. Fundeil Mef21orie5.' Sixth period junior Scienceg W'ash- ington. Ambilian: To drive a tractor trailer, 50 SYLVIA QI. SoURs Pleasantville General Arli1'itie,r.' Travel lg Tattler 4: Drama 15 Dance 3, 4. Pali: Kathy. Jean, Joan, Carole, Senior gang. Fondext Memor- ieJ.' Sweetheart Danceg Wash- ingtong November 12, 1951. Ambition: To be a good wife. GEORGE W. STAFFORD Pleasantville General Afliiitief: Dance. Pali: Frank, Jim. Burt, Bill. Fondefl Mem- orieif fourth period World Historyg junior Promg Vfash- ington. Ambition: Merchant Marine. Seniors YVONNE TAYLOR Pleasantville Commercial Arliiiliei: Safetyg junior Red Crossg Bibleg Dance. Palr: Senior Gang. Fonderi Memor- im: Promsg Deb ball with joe. Ambition: Stenographer. ARLINE TELLGREN Estell Manor General Arliiitiers Dance 3, 43 Li- braryg Typing. Pali: Cathie. Phyllis. janet. Leona, jane. jack. F 0 n d e 1 1 Memoriei: Freshman yearg fo o t b all gamesg NX'asl1ington. Ambi- tion: To be a good wife and mother. uri '. -., HERBERT F. STICKEL Margate College Prep Ac1i1'i1ieJ.' Bandg S t u Cl e nt Council. Puls: George, Rich- ard, Seniors. Fondeil Memor- ier: Football gamesg Senior yearg Washington. Ambiiion: Naval Architect. NORMAN B. T1-HELKING Pleasantville General Actifiliesx Hunting and Fish- ing lg Chess and Checkers lg AVA 2, 3. 4. Pali: Kenny. Wayne, Bob. Paul. jet. Fond- exf Menmnei: PHS beating ACHS in 503 fourth period Physics classg getting my driv- er's license. Ambilion: To be the owner of a Hudson Agen- cy or a Florist. IMI.-uw STRYNGFR Abseeon College Prep Aflififieff Breezeg Tattlerg GAA 2. 3. 4: Leaders 3g Poster l. 2. 31 Prom Com- mitteeg junior Red Cross 3. P.1lr.' Senior gang, Sam. Dig- ger. Fmzderz Memorier: Jun- ior Prom: junior Partiesg PJ. parties, Ambition: To tour the world three times. DOR1s SUTTON Bargaintown Commercial Aczizizier: Scrapbookg posterg Dramag Maloretteg Danceg junior Prom Committee. Pals: Carol. Eddie, Alva. Senior girls. Fmldesl Al e 111 ff VI e ff Whshingtong Promsg Being majorette. Allllillfflllf 'lo mar- ry a millionaire and always be happy. of '54 JANET SWANK Northfield General Acliiiriers Color Guard 3, 4g FNA 3. 4. Pali: Alva, Margie, Pat, Mac. Iffnzdeit Memonerf Football gamesg XX'ashington. Ambitmnx V. S. Navy nurse. FRANKI IN THOMPSON Pleasantvil le General LORRATNE j. 'THOMPSON Pleasantville College Prep Louise L. THOMSON Pleasantville College Prep Af'f1fIfEI.' Sports 1. 23 Var- sity l. 2. Pali: Abram. james. Dewey. Forzdeft lllfmorierf Leaving my track record for some underclassman to beat. Ambition: Doctor. AflfIflf6f.' GAA 1. 2, 3, 4g Breezeg Student Council 1. 2g junior Red Cross 1, -lg Cheer- leading Club 3. P,:l1.' Barbara. Jan. judy, Neil, Sisty. Fond- eft lllemwierf NX'ashingtong Graduationg attending func- tions with Neil. Ambzfmns To successfully complete Med- ical school and be a doctor. Acfiziriefx FNA 5, 4g junior Red Cross lg Dance 2. 55 Typing 33 Scrapbook. PJIJ: Dot, joan, Lo, B. j., Tiny, Maxine. Fondeit Memurler: junior Promg Algebra IIQ NX'ashington trip. Ambilmn: Nurse. MAXINE SVVENSON Pleasantville College Prep Adizilierg Color Guard 4. P.1l.r: Elinor. Dee, Louise. Pat. Janet. Ed, Fwidefl Al677lUVlrf,' junior Promg S we e t h e a rt Danceg being a Color Guard. Amlzitimzx To be a secretary and housewife. I N- B Sl Tbofe ubo brink .funrbine In the life! of otberr mnno! keep it from tben1,rel1e.t. -james M. Barrie ROBERT D. TRUEX Absecon College Prep Aclizitierx Track. Pali: joe, Bucky, George, Ed. Fonderl Memories: Getting our 27 Buick, NX'ashington trip. Am- bifiwis To retire after my first million. Seniors ROBERT VALLALIRI Pleasantville Commercial Artirilieix Choir 1. 2, 3, 4, baseball 1. 3, 4. Pair: jean, Rich, Bill, Buck. Fouderz Memorie.r.' Decorating for the promg attending the promg Washingtimn trip. Ambition: To be a success in life. PATRICIA VAN METER Northfield College Prep Arfizilierx D ra m a t i cs lg Freshman Councilg Dance 2, 3. 4g junior Prom Committee. Pali: Senior gang. joe. Fond- erl Memm-ierf Formal dancesg junior parties, Wfashington. Ambizion: Medical technician and secretary. JAMES D. WATSON Pleasantville General Artiriiierx Dance Club. 'Pub Paul. Chick. Jack, Charlie, Ponder: Menmfier- P r o m s sports eventsg those crazy par- ties. 52 Ar.vA F. WEBB Linwood Commercial AflfIIlic'l.' Dance Club, Choirg Library Club. Pali: Barry, Hope. Dee. Doris. FUVIJETI AfEW10YlE.f.' Decorating for Prom, Prom with Barry in 52, March 1'. 1952. Ambi- IIUIIJ Air Line Hostess. JEAN K. Wizrzrm Seaview General Arlriilieix Dance Club. Pali.- Bill. Adele, jane, Patty. Fond- erl Mt77IflVI6I.' junior Prom, October 17. 1953, Senior year. fifllblllollf Housewife. WALTER j. WEEKS Oceanville College Prep Arlfiilieis Spanish Clubg Per- sonal Typing. Pali: joe, Bob, Ed, Bob, Larry. Bill. Ken, NX'ayne. Ffnzderl M2W10fltJ.' Transferring from ACHS to PHS, Prom, NX'ashington. A!11bfff0l1,' To study lan- guagesg Ambassador. FRANK VISPO Pleasantville College Prep Artiiiiiers Dance. Palr: Bill Bob. Chick. Don, Paul. 1. D. Ponder! Memorier: Dances, Parties, sports events. Ambi- tion: To play the piano in a dance band. y HOPE A. WAGNER Pleasantville College Prep Artiritier: Scrapbook. Knit- ting, junior Council, Poster, Typing. Prom Committee. Pali: Vince, Alva, Kay, Sen- ior Kids. Fonderl Memorier. Football games, Proms, W'ashington trip. Ambition. To be a good wife. of '54 CATHERINE WALTON Pleasantville Commercial Artirilierf Dance, Knitting, Scrapbook. Pali: Alva, Hope, Joanne, Elinor, Mary Lou, Barbara. Fondert Memorier: Football games, Proms, Washington trip, Bookkeep- ing II class. Ambition: Profes- sional Dancer. VERA G. WELSH McKee City General Aniritier: Chess and Check- ers 2, Drama 1, 3, 4, Bible 1, 3, 4. Pali: Barb, Betty, Pat, Ellen, Doris. Fonderz Memor- ier: Cafeteria, Washington trip, Graduation. Ambilion: Missionary. CATHERINE WI-IINNA Pleasantville General Ac1ir'itier.' Dance 2, 3, 4, jun- ior Council, Prom Committee, Student Council 2, FNA 3, 4, GAA 2, 3. Pair: jean, jan- et, Lem, Chet, Senior gang. Fonderl Memorier: J u n io r parties, Decorating for Prom. Ambition: Nurse and marry Chet. LAVVRENCE WILSON Absecon College Prep Actizitier: sports, Football 2, 3, 4, NHS, Health Club. Pali: Richie, Rit, Rudy, Bob. Ponder! Memofier: first Foot- ball game, Prom, My Senior year. Ambizion: To be a country doctor. RICHARD WALTON Pleasantville General Pali: Daryl, Mike, Bob. Fond- 611 Memorier: Washington trip. Ambition: State Trooper. fs 53 Rrnrroxiv S. Vfrisox Northfieltl Clem-r.il .-irlrirfzux Prom Committee C'h.iirman. P.rli.' Cynie. Al. Fwrdr V1 r'llnf:ff1'rer.' .I un i o r Prom. lfoothnll gamex. ximffz- lxffrr' To own ii lantlxtriping businews. lNlARCrARl'I A. XVINN Egg Harbor Township Commereial f1rI111li4.f.' Votulg ITl'CflLl11 B1- bleg Ch atter1 Sempbookg Choir: Dr.im.ititx: C h o i r Cluh. P.1li' -lutly. Lorraine. -lrinet. Fmldwl Me1fJm1U.' En- tering PHS as gi freshmaing Prom: walking around the field with Judy and Lorraine. Amfnzlzwrx To he ri legal see- ret.iry. iNlICHAl-I w'OOl.BIfRT Ple.ix.intxille Cienerril Arlzrilnv Poster Cluh. P.1fi I7r.inny. john. joe, Rriy. 1?,,:1d 4 il r'lluf.w,1fr Ifootlmll guniev Canteen. Viisliington trip. Amfzrlzmzx Artist. Seniors Lois nl. Wfoorxrox Ple-.imtntxille College Prep Arlnzfrw. Dr.im.itie lg Serap- hook I1 -lunior Retl Crow 2g D.rnt'e Z. 51 PNA 5. 4. Przfrx Louixe. Sig. Lynn. Luelrlie, Randy. M .1 r i e. M.iriannc'. Ifwidefl Menmm ff Sweetheart Danceg Whsliington tripg jun- ior Prom. Ambznmix Nune or '1'e.icher. Mug Iurneling Con1mert1.il Ar'!:1111rw junior Reel Crow: 5P.iDlNl1 3, 'lyping IL D.ineeL NHS 5, -1. P.1ff. Sigritl. Lois. liettk. l.LlxltllQ'. l5w.'Jei1 .Hem- utw, fourth periotl Nevulng sling nhool hum Viuwlring- Mfxrziii XVANNIIILLO Li'mx'rxA Zrerr XX'Ar.1rR Zii5c,LLR Marx Iuintling Mup lnintling College Prep lrenerxil Artlzlllrr Dante: 'l'fv'PlI11ll .'1r.'.'::l1e, Prom Committeeg FNAQ Sturlent Countil. P.1lf' lfoorlmllg lle.rlth Clulvl .lunior I7rieel.i, Lon. Rotky. Mu-ie. Conntrl, 12,113 Dukky, Morg- Fff'1Je I Me 1'.ff'1r ' ,lllnlvf lreorut. lwule-I ,Hrfr:wni.' Prom. ruling the sthool lwusg ulumm PMMNL pwm dumat. W' -l x ll 1 U ll l 1' n '4 'lA '77 rngg for-tlmill games. .4rr:f2.'- Nurse. ton. Arf.'ff11n,r:' Primate seare- t.iry, 54 lfffrz' lflrght Sthool. P,-x'r'RiCr.a XV. ZIMMIER PlC'.lQ.'lI'lIYlllL' General AfllIlllc Perxoml typing I1 Canteen 21 Chew and Check- ers ' FTA X -1' liihle -1 P.1.fw lirirh. Betty l.ou, Ver.i Dot. MM. liner. l..rrol. I.ou ise. I-Ufr.'Jwl fllurrffvru. That Croxley from Vinelumlg lieut- IDE O. C.. in 51. Ambltmlrx To make my turentx proud of mc. CANDID SHOTS XX, it umkm I-urum-1Ni.,r!1cxv .l. N ,P IHILILNIIHQ' Speed Dum lm 1 -ap...- XXX lx ken I.-1' AI'fL'I'lL.l ' XY'h.1t'Q su Intern-xting iv'- MISS JANE RIEHM-Dru ffm df Dress Rehearsal THE CHRISTMAS PLAY Purses are fat with money and the air is heart- with the smell of plenty. but doors and hearts are shut. This selfishness muses a curse whith lurs Christmas from the little Gernmn toxtri. Years later. when the town has atoned for :ts hardness ot' heart. Christmas returns. This is the storx' of The 7.011 71 That Cfflffilfff Hia: 5 C7fvi',fi.'z21 ' f114,tf.1,tf' A5252 mi .XYf:,l. fic' lf , Lfffi'IL'. lik V .1114 L ff: Eflul, Im 611.11 et'- Adellldr, 121 l7,Jf1r i ul-UH!! Ptnfliriw' ,,,, , The Al: it 1' ,,,.. .. c ZA c The Off Gpjlij ll 'nga' Cwimd. Iflx Dale , GiI4ll.lI2.. lm .ISL , Cluflvzrt , ., ,, ALJYI1, lun 111:11 ,,,, , B.J7'bJY'J. ber ullur fm 41 .,..,,.,,,, , ,,,, ,,,, . ..,,.., . . ROBERT H ESS-Pmnzjile f 1 .. , , ,Mary Stringer , lax lfierzw-nt ,,,Et11lll lzspffsito ,Pat Van Bftter Nanny' Hepler , ,Pat liorrest Frank Aluliuntv ..B.1rh.1r.1 Ciornmn Rlthartl Hartlt-tk , lilt lfrnst Clare Reetl ,Dt-yah Stier ,Sigritl Petlritk 4 .,fw1.'9 '- Your hearts are shut and your ways are selfish. -an h ri tm i h s hrne o o -vN UAH! E Ch is 1511 ti I g nc ULN Christmas returns to the little village. -4, SWEETHEART DANCE The annual Sweetheart Dance, given February 13 bv the I ,Q e . in senior class, was another contribution to our book of memories. In keeping with the Valentine theme, the gym was af' propriately transformed with glittering hearts and festoons. Music was provided by Bob Chesters orchestra. Miss Sweetheart and attendants. chosen by the young men present, were escorted to the band stand and presented with gifts. The lucky winners were: Mary Elliff as Miss Sweetheartu and her attendants. 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M.1r11- 11111113 xvlklj P1151111-111, 111 DcfN1111cg S1111-1.1111 51.111 A1111 11111112 .11111 T11-.15L1r1-r, Y1L.111 D1x1111. , 1 I i 2 1 1 1 11 'T N1'lR1'I 1'A1.If'I 1A1' 15f'1'1'1'111f MEMORIES The years activities were inaugurated with a reception given the freshmen. Our second dance, Football Finale, followed the Thanksgiving Day game. Members of the football team, the coaches, and members of the opposing football teams, were the honored guests of this affair. Moonlight Fiesta, our final dance for our sophomore year, was held in April. Under the supervision of our new coach, Mr. Henry Boney, the PHS basketball team won the Press-Union Basketball Trophy. The baseball team, coached by Ty Helfrich, secured permanently the second and last Press-Union Baseball Trophy. This was the 18th time in the past 20 years Pleasantville High School had won the baseball championship. As juniors, we were officially upperclassmen. This, too, was to be a busy year for the class of 54. Upon returning, we found that there was a change in administration. Mr. Slaybaugh, who had been our principal for two years, was transferred to Mays Landing district as Superintendent. Mr. justin Hess, who taught many years in ACHS, became our new principal. Our very capable officers this year were: President, Ken Adamsg Vice President, George Garrickg Secretary, Mary Ann Reilly, and Treasurer, jean Dixon. One of our responsibilities this year was assisting in the cafeteria. Touchdown Time, a Thanksgiving dance honoring the football team, was our first dance of the season. Our big night, however, was May 22, the night of the junior- Senior Prom. Decorated with a Mexican theme, the gym was beyond recognition. The highlight of the evening came when Dot Clement and Don Clark, seniors, were crowned Queen and King of the Prom. The attendants chosen were Pat Parsells and Marilyn Moore and Bob Pollard and Charles McGinity. After three wonderful and seemingly short years, we were now the Almighty Seniors. 1 MR. SLAYBAUGH ..., , A Q its I kgs: IL, t r ,Q :Lu iiiu .131 Fi JUNIOR YEAR OFFICERS lu.. CAFETERIA DUTY ypical Classroom l'nder Student Supervision Dean of Girls S lcnt Dix A tnihlx V Us STUDENTS' DAY One of the most anticipated occasions of the year is that of Students' Day. At this time, the authoritative posi- tions of PHS are occupied by the students. The principal and the deans for the day are elected bv the popular vote of the student body. Last year it was our privilege. as -luniors. to have the deans chosen from our class. Mary Ann Mobus was selected to take Mrs. Hills place as Dean of Girls and Larry XY'ilson was chosen Dean of Boys. replacing Mr. Scholl. Ifach teacher selected student teachers from his own classes or from the junior or senior classes to follow his sthedule for the day. The teachers. in turn. were sched- uled to observe classes. Representatives from neighboring high schools visited PHS to see how we conduct Students' Day. A luncheon was served in the cafeteria for student teachers and guests. 4' A Dean of Boys Janitors for the Day PROM OF T53 The loxelgest exent of late spring was the 'Iunior Prom. After many weary days of preparation, we juniors achieved what we like to reinenther as one of the most pitturesque affairs exer held in Pleasantxille High Sthool. May 22. 193, xxas a maggie. gay eyenzng when we, the juniors. pref sented La Fiesta Real to honor the departing seniors. The guests entered the hall under a palm hedetlted mar- quee and instantly they seemed to hare been transported to another eountry. Colorful panoramie seenes depleting the life of our neighbors south'of'the-border encircled the hall. An added touth of mystieism was a wishing well in the eenter of the patio. The lilting strains of music by 'lerry Yiques orehestra heekoned all to dante the hours away. Two lCSflXlflC5 YXLTL' llllCTfU.I'TCkl to LflhXK'll TNYO SCDIUI' faxorites Dorothy Clement .ts Queen and Donald Clark as King to reign oxer the retnaining fiesta, They made tt eharming couple surrounded by their eourt Pat Parsells, Marilyn Moore, lioh Pollard and Charles Meflinty. A special vote of thanks goes to Dolly Gosner and Ray- mond Xlfilson and all C,oinmittee memhers who served So faithfully to make this event one of our golden memories. lag The Crowning of the King and Queen ,- 51 . ,,,5 A Ly f fin? li 7 '1 i 7 N11 -. P- . 'ligiffwxm , I A The lfreshnzen Assisting .tt the Prom: llflll lil, I IIl ll Ill '-. ll ll ll King and Queen Q Guests Entering the Hall llilill .llllllll I llllll 'F' e ' I I I Ill .,l 5 -5111!-usxs -1 T 5 1 S: 155. 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' - - .fgnfer 5-lzflfon .17 Ulmer J6Qnvvnvod I Cirzffyfh lffvadfrvr .V,4ff4ff- if GD ey , '- f ' A-' ' A K ' fr-nf ' A I f ' x BIOLOGY TRIP .,bf'l2, 21 gh- i 1 ..--f 3 S 1 in fh -gf X A I f 'Q g 1 X. S ' . 3 X: 3 , ? ., r 5 fi. i Q if A ' New York. hum' un unncf Mlm I-mum If Jmpumrmu. Mrs.S1ull.1n.i Mlw PICILILN fx ggb . 'N --- r 5r:: Y ,. ff, , K' f , i ff, 7 :'.'- 21' ,,,'. 4 1' T' fi I-' ul- ff. e 4 Y..-,b I i . ' 'f,f. nv- 3 D14 Ifzww Npnx K l mg ,. 'N.,J-J 1 1' me ,aazzadsm PIIHHL X flkf -LUN NMIZUVXIU .22 SI! 5 5 ,WH Hur! .hmm I,UfcJkC.iI1 Cnty Get cm? I vmsauwvm ' it 1 ,J - , - 1 The yc.1r's nmst v.1Iu.1blc player. Intercepted Pass- johnson heads for a goal , v . 'sg S. I ,. KEN ADAN9 CHARI E9 APPLEGE1 MQRTQN CO1 I nge Buk Back Cgnfgr This year's varsity football squad wound up with a 4-5 record. Hav- ing been defeated by only two schools in its own class the team was pitted against three schools with unbeaten records, Millville, Atlantic City, and Palmyra, but were unable to break their unbeaten records, The team gained much ex- perience in these games and showed it in the battle against Henry Sny- der High School of jersey City. The Greyhounds, outweighed from ten to thirty-five pounds per man on the line, pulled the game out of the fire in the last half with a thir- teen to nothing upset over the fav. RICHARD KELLEH ER Back a f ll: -1 ,a '. 4 Qir if 1, Q I P TN- P-fE,f!. . TSW Y ,. 'L -3 J- ? , LM' 3' 1 14h . -E 'Qqi bp, 5?'1f51, 1 S cgi zf. x . f ai' i 1-ff 1. , ' :HW .ff ' .. 4912? gi ,A I Q ,ww , us - H , ' I ,F . , fn. 4 ' vw ', .A f Q ,AE XL N 5-,4 .1 .ac ., Q .'j,,q? A . 5 'I 4 5 , ,B , w, 5 f' , ! 1 I 1 .N 1 -J . Q . Wy:-. Sen' Wink 4 Av A Al 6,34 T. 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Many of the junior Varsity men saw action on the Varsity squad during the latter part of the season and had experience scrimmaging with Varsity Squad. The I. V. squad was checked carefully by head Varsity Coach Hen Boney. for replacements on the line, and in the backfield, to replace this year's thirteen gradu, ating seniors, I-Ie was well pleased with experience gained by the junior Varsity men, which will help mold them into future Varsity men. ' 18 Y, X25- FRESHMAN Time and again it has been proven that experience is the best teacher. For the second time in the history of Pleasantville High School a freshman football squad has been working out on the field. These eager freshman boys worked as the V. men did. learning the funda- mental necessities of football. The team got experience by occasionally scrimmaging the V. squad and by playing different schools. Since some of these schools had no freshman teams the squad was forced to play against Junior Varsity teams. Losing all of its games but one, the season ended with a 13,7 victory over the mighty Bridgeton eleven at Ansley Park. The squad was coached by Mr. Fred Zubrack. Mr. Boney checked this group of scrappy freshmen and felt confident in the future of Pleasantville High School football. ti J? 7 CHICK APPLEGET JOE DKQIACOMOA C.1j1l.im PAL1 QLENN Right Guard Right Forward 1,4-ft Guard ED CURRY Left Forward X-Y 3 M15-I -1 I! F Barnegat Vlfildwood Vineland .., Mastbaum . Ocean City . i' Qi! Opp. PHS .....,. 50 A. ...,..., 60 -14 il A. ....r S6 Millville ,,,,, r,,r, S 1 Atlantic City , .... H62 Hammonton ...., ,il Holy Spirit E O ,e.. 46 Egg Harbor . . , A8 Atlmtir City 71 Millvillc , 62 Turkerton , 50 Vinehnd . ill Holy Spirit S6 Oman City .53 Ilxyulty , 55 Bridgcton , .. ,,,., S6 Hammonton , ,. 7-1 Bridgeton , , ,, 5 -37 37 -43 46 29 46 29 57 54 53 55 52 66 6-4 -Il 59 46 69 65 66 MELVIN JONES Center f r 'Q COACH HONEY COACH NVILSON ii c..-e,7 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Pleasantville High School basketball team, under the capable direction of Coath Boney and his assistant, jim Wilson, opposed an array of talented competition. The Var- sity Team consisted of joe DiGiacomo, Captaing Melvin jones. Chick Appleget, Paul Glenn, Fd Curry. Ken Martin, Frank Fann and Al Evde. T, The team included only one veteran, and the others were former junior varsity team members, As a comparatively green team, they gradually improved as the season pro' gressed. A few games were lost by a small margin. Team members, vvho graduated this year, leave with the remaining teammates a great deal of spirit and teamwork gained through their experience on the basketball court. Y 4 if .av I I v J ii .J J Z . -1 Po I J-K3 8' , .5 Aff. X X , 1, ,,f ,K va 51 dig J ft Nix Q . W 1 , X . Q' .rf Ll' ' W x JUNIOR VARSITY The 1953-54 junior Varsity Team, coached by jim Wilson, was composed of freshmen, sopho- mores, and juniors. Although they lacked experi- ence, they showed a great deal of team spirit. Through the experience gained this year they will build a strong varsity team in the future, Many have shown a surprising amount of ability in their first year of basketball. The team players include: Paul Wfhite, Wfalt Brown, Gerald Roundtree, Allan Bid- well, Mike Linder, Hap Appleget, joe Maggio, Carl Stewart, Richard Shannon, Gil MacFarland, Garvis johnson. Opp. PHS Barnegat ,VYA,, H41 Wfildwood ..Y., ,r,.,,,, 5 8 Vineland ,,.,,, U55 Alumni .. ,r.,..,, 55 Millville ..... ,,,,,,.. 5 2 Ocean City .. .. .,.,.. U69 Hammonton ...... ........ 2 7 Holy Spirit ...., ........ 4 9 Egg Harbor ..,,. ........ 3 0 Millville ..... Tuckerton Atlantic City Vineland ........ Holy Spirit Ocean City Bridgeton ,. Hammonton Bridgeton coAci-i wiLsoN OPP Y......39 ,......29 ,.,....-49 ...,.,.47 ..,,...37 rr.....43 PHS 27 67 21 24 31 22 42 20 27 MIKE UNDER HARMON LINDER CHARLES EVANS lnfit-lil Alumni , Hainrnontnn Barnegat .,,,,, Millyillc Y,,.,, Holy Spirit Atlantit City ,,,,, , . Middlc Township , Tutlacrtun , Gloutcstcr Cathulit Middle Township Y Britlgcton . Atlantic City Bridgcton . ,,,. . Millvillc . Iluulty ,, , Holy Spirit .. ,, Holy Spirit 1933 SCORES Opp, ,,,,..l9 -i 1 0 ,, 4 rl O l , 5 , ,,,,r A -l ..,,,..,0 ,, .. S 8 Y .. -fl ,. O 0 ff f 0 pn ,mu F9 51-9 -4 V-gl.-Q fi' PHS 20 5 11 1 8 2 19 22 7 1 -1 6 l 6 15 -l -l Inficltl lnticltl -'ig CHARLES ANGERMAN Outficltl .fi -1. 1711?-1 0 iw .-v -Q Qiigfksgk ..- .way ,,.4..u-m if A he f-lf p 1: N I' I Aw ,nv .Lf- ,A 2 1. :uv -hkifilr 1' ,. ,Z-4 A . is W ,, . , . J If , 1 fig. nalfvlw' 'still' M L Mfg -. ,7,,av'I In fm, it , , 'va fx 'fu jd' ,- E A5 10' IQ X. :nw Q A . gf 1 --N. 0- I 44 fs, ,...,w 'f W fx ,Y -M.-'-j 5 j' 1 rw' -4- - i f V4 ' A. . , , . ,,'if ,,, . w, f A J, ,, ' if , .1273 Q rl N- ,J .1 fm M' ' ., ,. 1 ' -' , 'is w' .Q-fr ' f l:5:J'9f Y13 f fuck . , 1 ,. . J umvfu , ' . J 4-'-1 . ,, fm, 'a'::'Lf'f' iv ,.,-Qv'4'fw2. ' J-f , .,1. 2 ' TRACK TEAM The coaching of this year's track team was taken over by Mr. Fredrick Zubrack in the field events with the assistance of Mr. Martin Vallaster in the track events. Last year's track team came out of the season with a promising 4-5 record, showing up well in the Triangular Track meets entered. With the return of many of last years track men, the team was assured of another successful season. COACH ZUBRACK COACH VALLASTER fill if af: GIRLS' ATHLETIC The purpose of the Girls' Athletit Assotiation, hetter known as the GAA is to stimul.1te interest in girls' intr.i- mural sports. This year volleyball. b.1sketh.1ll and softball are being featured. The progmm is highlighted by J foul shooting contest tu he he-ld in the spring, All girls desiring to partitipate or pcrliett their skill in these games .ire eligible, MRS, ADELAIDE TITUS GAA Council. Easy does itY! Let's go Seniors!! Two more poi,-my ASSOCIATIO The GAA Pwi1ift,i,'.' ,,,,, l'7fL'6 Pre fajellf S t'LA?'t.'l'.'ffJ .A..,A. , Ti This organization is very tapahly directed by the two advisors. Mrs. Adelaide Titus and Miss Margaret lfach. 't.'.ii1H'C7' .,,., officers for the TQS3-1954 season are: T , ,Paula Landry. Swim .. ,Barbara Strickland. -1111110 ..,,.,.,,....Marie Elliff. Swim ,, ,, . . . , ..,,, ,,,Carol Lacy, Seizro MISS MARGARET FACH 5 The Senior Volleyball Team. One- WWA fhfw- f0Ufl Jumpn Hurrah ' Another Basket ya. jy1,.a- K 'lt N A 1 nfifffa, ' ,P I . r ..L Q 5 1 Ev I! X' s H K, fix I ri-Q f 'A QA dn A 9 Q,-.L .fa-iq if -5 if , .qw Q P vf,,v f, x v 2 ' 2- , . we xf ' 'IN Q 'II 4. , n. 'E Y 527A P.H.S. BAND lust think of a PHS football game without the hand. Even though this group is small in number. their splendid music and formations contribute .1 great deal to our games. The band pert-ornis at many school functions and community affairs throughout the year. They also play for assemblies and give their own assembly program in the spring. Mr. Censullo is the very enthusiastic director of the band. Offiters of the band for this year were: Bob Thompfltins, Presidentg Al Blaine, Vice Presi- clentg Bob Hill, Secretary. MAJORETTES for this year were: Doris Sutton, Marie Elliff. Mary Ann Mobus, Eileen Hackett. Nancy Souder. and Lois Virtue. This years COLOR GUARDS included: janet Swank, Maxine Swensen, Cordelia Irelan. Helen Michael, Janice Martinelli. and Judy Rau. Tl-IRFI' RAI-I LHEERLEADERS' ' ' Our school splrxt has been l wel establlshed by our peppy energetnc and cnthuslastm Cheerlmdcrs at our ewer popular pep ralllu and 5.111105 XY' gnc our thanks to captalns Ell c ey Mulholland and Pat Stone and thexr cheer :ng squads for thexr wonderful vsork ' ' CHEERLEADERS C7 I fi' ! f X f , f A 5 ' ,I If E 1' ' f I. f l .' '. ,L A k- v - , ', V -' . ' ' V v - U U A L i 2 1 ff 4. ' 4 ' -m . 4.- . Q g gl 4 fitxx K S 111 1-.1 .3 S ka .S X it ' 4. Y' f... gk, Q I 'Q-., ,. A ' J-rf' , -isa ,. 1l '5 -- . ,.,, .1 f-Q li 5 1 'fl A ,u : .J Li..- 5 1-'f S . C , N-.MK A I Q...gh' A Si fl .I .1 04.3, A ai- W- . 'f - -K . . ,441-gf-J.-.-., .,, ' ' ' , 2 f I A -ix' F 5, , 5 '55- fv ' A '11 FA' . :-, A S ' -' W A uf J . , -k,:ii,3W. like 91' Y Y in 9. 1 S , 1 A S V ,Ex 1 VA .,,. V -, 3, ' -, ' J - ,fx a1:'?'l32 E' 5 '- ' . 92:51 .. , K Q. , ' '-, 'f?l?f 'l,-y .. if .- 5 ' n ' A ' A ' K' f F' V 4' 4 I 1 4 Y 'K A . n M 1 xl, . . A 64 , 2 , 1 . - ' . f , I8,1,!4, W K,-L -V I I K. Sf t is ? Ya' if ' A Y' 'L , -: ' - QV .7 e - CLASSES 9. M ,QQ M, ,ag 'Y' B-R,- x, , 1 ,QA '19 .f,,. 11 -M 0' .v 1 J' ,eg 'fi ,. V' 1' Y 1:1 r Q 5:5- ' 1 5? is ., 4 gl S E34 M 5' . . wi5T? .. ' , . '- six' f- ,. 42- .V F dl' 92 HM 101 JUNIOR CLASS The juniors, who have completed an eventful year of diversified activities, are awaiting the time when they will fill the positions soon to be vacated by the class of 1954. With the guidance of their advisors Miss jane Riehm and Mr. Paul Williams and their officers Phil Tripician, presidentg Sue Lloyd, secretaryg Bob Thompkins, vice presidentg Janet Crawford, treasurer, they began their program by assisting in operating the cafeteria. In November, a comedy I'm a Family Crisis was successfully presented. This production proved their ability to excel in dramatics. Three members of the class Dejah Steir, Ulf Ernst and jay Pierpont were selected as part of the Christmas play cast, The play entitled The Town That Couldn't Have Christmas was produced not only as part of the annual Christmas Festival but was presented to several church audiences and to our own assembly. i The first dance of the year sponsored by the juniors was a record dance given in October. The next dance Sleigh Ride with decorations carrying out the theme was one of the memorable affairs of the season. The junior-Senior Prom will climax the social program for the juniors and according to plans this affair promises to surpass any other prom. Homeroom 103 Homeroom Homeroom 105 NX Homeroom Auditorium FAVORITES Vemztile Bette Davis Phil Tripician Mufiral Gwen Oldfield Bob Thompkins Wiffiefr Peggy Hickey Jay Pierpont Homeroom 203 FAVORITES Bef! Looking Eileen Hackett Bill Capiiie Athletic Charlotte Kunz Harmon Lindner F riezzdlieft Elsie Willard Ulf Ernest fl ' ll ID :fx assi: 4 . all- I-Iomeroom 205 'L 1 he I ,lj r 5+ I ,...,-1.,-u -- mul V'-M 4' R 1Qi! i 2 S ef 5 5 Q ,J s I 1 ff 1 A SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class under the competent assistance of their new advisors, Mrs. Doris Martin and Mr. Stanley Cohen, and their officers, President, Alfred Blaine, Vice President, Gil Hull, Secretary, Nancy Souderg Treasurer, Carol Diefenbach, have worked diligently to make this year a success. They began the year's activities in October by presenting the record dance, Harvest Hop Dance. In November they honored the football team with the annual Thanks- giving dance, 50 Yard Swing, with Bob Chester's orchestra playing. The climax of the dance was the crowning of a football king and queen. King was Ken Adams and Queen, Eileen Hackett. The unique dance given at Easter was also a credit to the Class of '56. The sophomores organized an advisory council. It consists of representatives from each sophomore homeroom, the class officers, and advisors. The Seniors wish the best of luck to the Sophomores in their coming years at PHS. Homeroom 3 Homeroom hir Q 6 ? '-Q 3 L, .1 'Lg A . ,Q Q U g Efifi - r':!'G a J j ,J V ,Q Q I r! jim KG9 a J 7' -r 8 Q7 A-4 H IE' 7 Sn 44' . ' f I T 3 5 Pl vb he 4 x A 4. 15 A x v Q 4 ,U . if 4 J ,J 1 Q 0 ' . if ' ' -fl '- v I i1 5 .qt UA .Q 5. f Hr? 5 -u, w V V U 'sv 0 3, i 1. 1 AA FAVORITES Dependable Carol Diefcnback Bob Hill F riendliefl Cassie Horton Frank Schiavo Ben' Looking Vivian Spcro joe Grasso Homeroom 7 Homeroom 8 a .Q lg ! AA 1 V A f-x . f .-5, 5X - X Y c R X4 s ' - 1. Q 'Ei K5 ' 'w' Iv, ' mag ,ggi .av ' n - - ' Y i ,4 ,- s M 'Viv CQ V ,gif xv 'Lx 5 :is , If ' P' 5 , r 5.7 V Q 1 Q a f , 'id I R? A 2' if 5,7 E '49 X -ii X kv . y 5 s 2 i N x ,-,Z,,-X 1 junior Play Sophomore Dance Football Favorites sf, 'M N v'. Q E3 Freshman Dance Committee ,..,..,.. .,.,.,.., ........W..., . wwnmm 1.40, r-wg I 3 ? 201 FRESHMAN CLASS One of the cost co-operative classes in Pleasantville High School was the Freshman Class advised by Miss Helen Grover and Mr. Fred Zubrack. Leading this group to their goals were George Wigglesworth, presidentg Helen Garr, vice presidentg Emma Ruch, secretaryg and Nancy Pfirman, treasurer. jon Moberg, Kathleen Mullin and Barbara Nicholas were elected to represent this class in Student Council. Their first project was a Christmas dance called Sno-ball. This class industriously sold emblems to raise money for their class fund. On March 13, the freshmen pre- sented a Welcome Home dance in honor of the Seniors upon their return from Washington. Chosen class favorites were: Wittiest: Marie jordan, Ray Bourdeaug Athletic: Irene Leeds, Paul Whiteg Dependable: Emma Ruch, George Wigglesworthg Friendliest: Ruth Ernst, Lorn Holmesg Best Looking: Barbara jo Smithg Musical: April Wallen, Walter Smith. We wish lots of luck and success to the freshmen as they advance in Pleasantville High School. i 4 1 4 Homeroom 202 Homeroom 1 my f i211 s ' Q E f .. ol , -J ,- I ffkkf K ' ' 'if , 1E'l'1:i-'f7 f, T 5-..,,.. 4- Ti if S '. 'VA - K 'gfvmh I: ...R P 4 4 9 s . X Q r ,,. 1 1 Q ,J A 1 .nl' l 5 Qu .IM-414 :YQ Q' ' H ' 'I , i A J tif J H v 'i'+' 'H 4 I ' 'f -'.. '5 EEEFEQ' - N r 41 14.94 w,, .. ,.f 1 a - Y ' a, 'f 4' - ., Y , Q5 'Q M...- Ou Q U 1 p. I 1 - 2 -V -1 ' . 4 tt V. 4, gi. Y '1 , . f ?m - sf 'V 6 C' I ff' - 5' U K N 3 .pa ' L5i! Q --v. L- ez + I , Q I A f h V-'.'L-f ,. ,FA ,, , N A Vi 1 . nffifii , 1 any ' -?2f-Z, Qifflw W, T A aah .L x ,n 1. 2 U ' , ' 4 f ,f v ig 4 -i ia 2 'li 'Y P . Q 4 'K 1 V0 ' A ob W ,, A 5' ' , , 3 ' ,k 4' , gq 1 . v ' . Kp' Y! ' nn f 4 1. x. . ' L 4-.4 7 ., , .E V.. '7 ,, ,f - . 1,-., , 5 4 if s 1. . 5 ,, i I f' I I . . 1 ,.. an F S ' ' N qi 5 'F V' as f -IQ A f '7 5' 'f ,N Svj , ,f :oz v V i-ww Q 'g '4jw Q ' , 1 I M Q 'f '- af Q . 3 1 R ff' ff -X L -Af HW? n' ' V .5 A A lil'- t - - , XY f-Q1 Q l r , A 'K' f N .ik G Q' .il 5- N' -' U VU L' 'ff Mn N 1- X 0 Y . I , , 1 ie 7 . ggi Y I K '-336,11 . 1 ' g,f, .,--f-:gi ,- .. jade- 'L 4' xv? .-arp, l ' . 4' iF'- 1 ACTIVITIES 1954 I . E STUDENT 2 Yak, Student Council Officers and Advisors COUNCIL One of the most efficient organizations in school is our Student Council, with Ken Adams, Presidentg jay Pierpont. Vice Presidentg Kathy Headley and Joan Pacula. Secretaries. Faculty Advisors are, Miss Mary Spinelli. Mr. Samuel Scholl. and Mr, Donald XVein- ing. During the year, representatives from the council attended conferences at Rutgers University and Wfoodrow Vifilson High School. These conferences are held yearly for the purpose of comparing school activities. Pleasantville High School is unique in being one of the first schools in South jersey to organize a student court, consisting of seven judges and a pros- ecuting attorney. For each session a new judicial Court is chosen. TATTLER This year marked the twenty-fifth anniversary for the Tattler. Since 1928, this popular school news- paper has helped parents, students and the faculty to be well-informed about happenings in and around our school. The Tattler was available to students every month. It stretched into the classrooms, to the sports, and after-school activities. Articles kept us informed on the faculty as did the gossip columns on students. Advisors, Miss Gertrude Guion and Mrs. Barbara johnson, were fortunate in having Geraldine Bright- on, editor fSeniorj and Margaret MacI.aughlan, as- sistant editor Uuniory as the heads of the paper. Their fine ability proved an essential asset to the Tattlers success. Tattler Editors and Advisors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I NHS Officers and Advisor The students in this outstanding organization are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, char- acter. and service. Under the guidance of Mrs. Lois Seeley, they sponsored the first dance of the school year, The NHS Fall Frolicf' The group also gave the annual tea for the members of the faculty, this year before'Thanksgiving vacation. The impressive candlelight induction ceremony is held in March and is the last major project of eatn year. At this cere- mony, juniors and seniors who have acquired a scholastic average of 85 or above and maintained the standards of an honor student are made members of this society. This organization honors a worthy student at com- mencement by presenting him vvith a S100 award to aid him in furthering his education. The officers are Bettyanne Breckenridge, presidentg Nancy Hep- ler, vice presidentg Clare Reed, secretary, Larry Wil- son, treasurer. ,L ' ' A lg , 2 , . Y 5 1 i f ., 5 - ' P L pf. 1 oct' s we QELWL p LLL. .S FJ- L,- av. CHOIR One of the most active organizations of PHS is the A Cappella Choir. The choir performs at num- erous churches and social functions in and around the community. Probably the greatest of all the choir's activities during the year is the annual Christ- mas Festivalf' This performance is enjoyed by all who attend. Another outstanding program was the Sunrise Service at the Driveeln on Easter Sunday. The extra activities for the choir members always prove to be enjoyed by all the members who attend. These extra things include: the choir party in the fall. caroling at Christmas time, and the choir trip in the Spring. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Censullo, the choir is certainly to be remembered for their fine work. The officers for this year vvere: President. Ernie Keucherg Vice President, Claudia Dillcsg Secretaries, Marion Sanger and Alva XVebb: Treasurer. Lester Ford Choir Officers and Director L BIBLE Mrs. R.1g.m AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Mr. Kcwslcr BIOLOGY Mrs. SL ull .HMI Mr. Cohen . Y, V fi. ' 5 A Z t 42 - - A Y r ' X H Q' , V if if 9 may i I Q Q 79 xrie 'ml Aff! if if 5 Q H E aw 1 l'. A 5 lil' as 'yi Y '71 s tw Wm 4 D K Q qv Q I Z HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Theilackcr and Mrs. Haas HEALTH Mr. Boncy IUNIOR RED CROSS Miss Barbour LATIN Mrs. Seeley' MODEL BUILDING Mr. Morton LIBRARY 1-f Miss Powers I gag! .5. 1' it 9 U M52- 'Z - QQX ny., 99. In Gxn W 4 ! UW if I O O Q 'Q xi h Jw. .IW 4,51 9. 1 H I ' , , x J ' ' 3, f ' ' . S P ffE,'.' .. t, -4- Z. fs , un. 1 I I 24, 'UV A fi .! f v 4 , bv 120 Q WOODCARVING -.fy Q If Q 10 , ,X an id sf, 'H f? A warm welcome awaits you at our NEW EBBITT HOTEL Tenth and H Streets, N. XV. WASHINGTON, D. C. GEORGE C. CLARKE, Owner and General Manager V gn' 4 3U N n ATLANTIC .O F527 SHOPPE Speclalxznng nn Penna Dutch Donuts Crullers Phone AC 4 2998 2608 Atlantic Ave ATLANTIC CITE N j SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '54 Compliments of BETA SIGMA RHO A O , x I V 4 f Q14 'ztf b,,-v.- fp' I- V4.5 - -- . I ' Q' - 9- 2-rn., ,,fz.,v--,DQ 11, Q. X 2 7 ' I H4'1AvNN Q V I 'I V 3 B- ' I-wwf-f'1'I'g ' , . I 3 .- -I , 4 I - . ' V, 1 I . ' gcv - - 2 , E , 2 .JI gl ,, 1 3' . s I Ju I VL ug 5 ,,,. . . 5 Q ' I ' , av- '. .4 B A A gf .. 5- ' . , , I .- ., II, 9 I , , 'I A 24:1-a. . 5 ' 1. 15 :V n 3 4 u . -.. ' -Yi 7 , . . OUR BEST WISHES LEONARD S FOOD MARKET Norfhflelcl N J CONGRATULATIONS SPIRITUALETTE OCTETTE F ances H Ilery Y onne Taylo Margarei' W nn Margarei' Doughiy Ca oly Peele Murl Round+ree Paul ne Habron Janef OI ver JERRY VIGUE AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Ba d Ihaf Played Your Prom Phone P ville 3I43 M CONGRATULATIONS an BEST wlsHEs GROFFS STATIONERY BFI GIFT SHOP I6 N Mann SI'ree'I' Phone 550 SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Judy and Rich Mrs Errlclcson Mr and Mrs Roberl' Ches'rer Mr Welnmng Mr and Mrs Howard Ragan Do'Hy and Robbie Mr and Mrs M L Sfraughn Hammell Mr and Mrs Jushn H Hess Mr and Mrs John Pacula 2 sooo Q14 W' fcosrlree COFFEE CUP RESTAURANT 500 S. Main SI'reeI' PIeasan+viIIe, N. J. DELICIOUS HOME COOKED MEALS Phone 975I COMPLIMENTS FRISCO'S SUB HOUSE III N. Main I. Phone 2664 r I v r I , rn r ,.. i I I d n cl I Z of S l Phone Pleasantvllle 300l Compllmefffs PLEASANTVILLE PAINT O 6 AND WALLPAPER COMPANY FRIEND BILL S HABERDASHERY washes to extend to the graduatlng class ot I954 all the success and happiness through the coming years We also wish to thank the class tor Its splendid support HQ 167015 676' Best Wishes to the Graduates ot l954 XJ Home Plate Restaurant 50 N Mann Street Pleasantvllle N J JOHN PACULA Congratulations Compliments ot Class at l954 ACME MARKET MR AND MRS South Mann Street VERNON HEADLEY FRED R MAJOR t Main Street ancl Decatur Avenue Robert E. Horton Pleasantville, N. J. I ' ' Cf lf ,A tl 714, 9 . C J I XA ,S xx , X' ' , . . T5 I 7 . Manager Bes+ Wishes from KUEMMERLE BROTHERS Dr and Mrs G Ruffm Stamps PLUMBING Offers 'I'l1elr Congra+ulahons fo fhe Class of 54 Success Compllmen+s +0 'fhe STEPHENSON S MILLINERY Sensor Class 52 N Mann S'rree+ NOI'thfIeld PLEASANTVILLE N J Bake ry Congrafulahons +o 1'l1e Class of 54 MR AND MRS A PERRI A FRIEND BARBARA MacPHERSON BERT WOOLSTON MR AND MRS HOWARD TRUELAND MRS GRACE WEEKS MR AND MRS WM KRONKE OLGA AND RONNIE Congra+ulahons rom HOTEL FLANDERS C0 'P men+S of LIVINGSTONE S PHARMACY Sf James Place h S Ananhc CNY N J 54 56 Norf Mann +ree+ ARTHUR YON Owner Manager Pleasanfvnlle New Jersey of ' MR. AND MRS. A. E. GREENWOOD MR. AND MRS. WM. WOOLSTON f Ff GW bak, . . It Pay 'lil Wllllll 1-l'l' Mlllllllll NIV name IS Betty and I haxe a story whnch I thlnk vull mterest many of you Its about mx ex perlence ln the retallmg fleld Beheve me Narlety N Store buslness IS fast mOVlDg and mterestlng Each Here at Nlurphys one learns retalhng from the bottom up' I started out as an extra salesglrl workmg every day after school VN hen I was graduated I was fortunate to be placed ID charge of a counter I never knew how really mterestmg this work could be xt s just hke havmg a shop of my own Im growmg here takmg more responslblhty as I go Theres st1ll more room for advancement I can work myself into a posltlon of merchandxse buyer sectxon supervlsor or bookkeeper m the 0fflCC Soon I hope to be selected to tram for the Job of Personnel Dnrectress ln a large new Nlurphy Store All of us at Nlurphy s have an equal chance to better ourselves From what I can see 'Nlurphy s IS tops ln trammg and there msn t a store m town to beat 'Nlurphy s on Employee benefxts' If you re ambltlous to make a no of retaxlmg Jom the Gang t Nlurphy s soon as you can Cor of 8th Sf and Asbury Ave OCEAN CITY N J G U M Hlllll CUMPA Y r. ai H f g+ P 3 O O I 9 l I A A Y V I l rler eyrr . . Q my ..,,.,.A . . . . . , . tr . vev ' - ,,f.' ' ' , ' ' ' .H -' s5a:f ,,, I counter 15 a store 1n ltself. ', . ' Q - ' , ' Y ' 7 , . . . . . , . , . , . . . . . , p , .. V HU.. .. ,.. ,A .,a V 1 , . . I o o I, S -1 - 2 COMPLIMENTS Sigma Theta Pu Our Besi' Wishes 'ro +I1e Class of I954 MR AND MRS WM CONOVER JOHN A MORTON KATHY AND JACK ROBERT HESS MR AND MRS ELLIOT PARKS MR AND MRS WALTER POWERS MR AND MRS NORRIS HAND MISS KLEINGINNA BOB AND MARY ANN MR MARTIN VALLASTER MR AND MRS W H MOBUS MR AND MRS FRED CROWLEY CompInmen+s of HAROLD E SCULL of MORRIS CARD SHOP MR. AND MRS. EARL MAIN Best of Everything to the Class of 54 BETA SIGMA CHI Congra+uIahons +o 'rhe Sensor Class BARBARA A TAYLOR MR AND MRS C TAYLOR JR ROSE ANNE AND MARY JANE MRS GERTRUDE FLUCK MRS LAWRENCE WILSON MR AND MRS R M STRICKLAND BETTY AND GEORGE MRS LESTER DAVIS MR HOWARD J FLUCK M AND M MOTORS MR AND MRS H BARRETT MR AND MRS H BOEHLY WM KRONCKE Prop 8I5 Florence Ave Phone I4II PIeasan+vlIIe N J 1 MR. AND MRS. MEYER BUDNICK MARY R. SPINELLI MW U IMLL ' THE SMART SHOPPE I8 N Mann S'I'ree'I' PIeasan+vnIIe N J PHONE 227I SINCE I832 Phone PvsIIe 3690 Oul Burners WILLIAM T CARNEY Plumbmg and Heahng I 620 TlI+on Road NORTHFIELD N J Bes+ Wlshes fo +he Class of 54 MRS OLGA SCULL MR AND MRS DOUGLAS MR AND MRS GENO STRINGARI MR AND MRS JERRY C ELLIFF RUTH DUTCH HELEN DUTCH UNI THERM MR AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS W BRIGHTON RAY HICKEY C BERNHARDT FRANK'S BARBER SHOP 5 E Wesf Jersey Ave PLEASANTVILLE Your appearance is our business Phone 2 Mayiag Washers JOSEPH B. HELFRICH 81 SON Your Wesfinghouse Dealer I5 Norih Main S+ree+ Pleasanfvnlle, N. J. ZENITH RADIO and TELEVISION 1, f V X, 0 8 ,' ,f Y' E 4 I-I ,, IIITTZQT'?fssaa+ L- F , I . ' Q u .4 A . . . MR. . MR. . . 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SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY NDUST RICULTU RESORTS COMPLIMENTS LEO FRASER Srlver Jewelers and Appliances 22 SouI'I1 Mann Slreel' PLEASANTVILLE N J Phone l540 Aulhoruzecl Aulhoruzecl CROSLEY NORGE PHILCO KEEPSAKE DEALER ADMIRAL EMERSON DEALER EASY CREDIT ARRANC-BED Telev sron Freezers Dl5m0f1dS WdICI19S Ranges Waslwers Jewelry Cameras RSIFIQSFBIOFS Dryers Amhonzed Arr Conclrhoners Polaroid Land Camera Dealer Congrafulahons Class of l954 BENNETT CHEVROLET CO Seallesl Ice Cream Candy HAMILTON S CONFECTIONARY 808 Soulh Mann Slreel PHONE l706 Tobacco Magazmes Cugarelles Newspapers Sr- 4' ss I nv Ac, as ' of .- r 4 I' I I 4 I Compllmenfs Beta Omega Beta Slgma MR AND MRS MR AND MRS ELIZABETH ELY MR AND MRS MR AND MRS esI' Wnshes From C RUSSELL HAY SAMUEL HARMON FRANCIS HUNTLEY CHARLES N HARLAN RACHEL HARRIS MRS MARTHA MRS MRS AND AND AND MRS FURMAN MR AND MRS MRS HARRIS GECRGE HAK JOHN LACY WILLIAM THIELKING RE D LANDIS RILEY Phone 5 26 I 0 HARDOCKS TYPEWRITER CO Sales O Servnces O Renfals AII Makes 28I5 Aflanhc Avenue A+Ian'hc Cfy N J of B I . . MR. . MR. . MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH STOKES MR. AND MRS. A. SCULL . . MR. . . . . . I I ' I , . . MERIN STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE BREEZE AII por1'ral+s appearmg un Ihns Breeze have been placed on fule ln our sI'ucIuo and can be duphcafed ai any hme WRITE OR PHONE US FOR INFORMATION IOIO Chesfnuf Sfreef PHILADELPHIA 7 PA Besi Wishes 'Io +I'1e Class of 54 R W Schiller JACKSON and KREUTZ ReaI Es+afe Insurance I06 So Mann S'rree+ PIeasan+v:IIe N J THOMPSON 81 CALE Real Es+a'l'e lnsur nce PLEASANTVILLE N Congra+uIahons from P K ROOFING CO MAYS LANDING 5c fo SI 00 Sfore MAYS LANDING N Bes'I' Wushes NOR LIN PHARMACY Norm-:FIELD N J K W NUCKALS Rooflng M KEE CITY N DR CongrafuIahons JACK SLOTOROFF 1 E: . . 3I E. Wes? Jersey Avenue PLEASANTVII-I-E N' -I- , . J. , . J. c , . J. . XVIZ DELIVER Phone 3324 81M Luncheonette Midget Subs and Fountain Servite Steak Subs 905 N. Main Street Pleasantville, N. Congratulations to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Milton Charles A. Dupras Stanley Kwansnieski, jr. Mary Ann and Walt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Norris Leek Mary Ann and Bob Annice D. Locke Mr. R. Grant Michael, jr. Mrs. Etta V. Martyn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kienberger Mrs. C. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Adams Good Luck to Class of '54 Bill Sylvester Seashore Venetian Blind Company WOND It's Yours WONDERFUL MUSIC STATION I400 On Your Dial MUSIC NEWS SPORTS Success 'ro Ihe SENIOR CLASS ANTHONY J CORIO Prlnter COMPLIMENTS Margle Rlbaudo Davud A Sage Mr and Mrs J R Pedruck Larry and KaI'I1y Mr and Mrs HughM Pefer Susanne Lang OF Mr and Mrs Roy C Landry Mlss Barbour Bull and Peggy Rober'r Gladney Mr and Mrs J E Grlfflfh DameI Dommrc DeMlIIe Pad cular Work or Par+ cular People Ha'rs Clea ed CompIlmenI's an A FRIEND Blocked CAMPUS CLEANERS 81 DYERS I7 W Pa I: Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N J DeIlvery Service FLOYD RADDA REID Phone Proprnefor Pvlle 3I50 Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lang Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Dixon I f i .. . n d of . I' ' ' I f . ,. ' A 1-ff. - l - , in , 1 ly ffl' Ne A . THE SMART SHOPPE I .xl 18 N. Main Street fl I , ' I A .' 5 I- 5 1-,..,'- 4 - . PHONE 2271 SINLIL 1852 Pleasantville, N. BILL S HABFRDASHERY Wlshes to extend to the graduatnng class of 1954 all the success and happlness through the COI11lIlg years We also vush to thank the class for themr splenchd support and hope that vue may be of servlce ln t1me to come FOIZAUIGZIK aaa' Q ' Best Wlshes to the Graduates of 1954 Home Plate Restaurant 50 N Mun Strut P ta ant lllc N IOHN PACUI A C 0ITlPllfT1CIlf5 l LCC Cwelefs LIVINGSTON? s PHARMACY 54 V N rth Nun Strut 5 N Mam Street Pltasantulle N I AI PL1AsAN1x11l1 NIXX jmzsu XVHIRI CRIDIT IS IREI . . ll flu' Mil K .?1'fg'l nlisaxxx ' - C MX l-sl Q .j. . A A I csoNc51zATUl-AT1oNs c,LAss or 'srl , 4 4 , A ' O -f'f 7 U -- 5 0 .Q .N 'SHO' 1,1313 35 3' 'F' EDWARD G. HELFRICH Plumbing Healing Sheef Me+al Roofing Delco Oil Burners SALES AND SERVICE I5 Norfh Main S+. Pleasanfville 480 COMPLIMENTS OF EDDIEUS FAIRLAWN MARKET Thomas d'EIia Mulberry and Main Sfs. Phone 867 l Complimenls of GARDEN STATE OILS R. A. REIFF LAKE 84 RISLEY LUMBER CO. Lumber and Mill Work 4 Wesf Jersey Avenue PLEASANTVILLE, NEW JERSEY Phone I2 THE LOG Wes'I' Aflanhc Cn+y mvffmwmk Mr and Mrs A Perri Mr and Mrs Howard Trueland Mr and Mrs A E Greenwood Mr and Mrs Wnlluam Wools+on A Friend Mrs Grace Weeks Barbara MacPherson Mr and Mrs Wulllam Kronclre Berf Woolsfon Olga and Ronme CompIimen'rs Please of KLINE and JEFFERIES Pa+'0 i1e Meai' Marker our ABSECON Adverfisers Besf Wnshes from THE SLACK SHOP Mens Slacks fo School Work L s re a d D N H gh R sers Slyle Black Horse Pike al' Mann S'I'ree+ Pleasanivulle F LOUBRIAL l7'H?F ll' 15 I RICHARDSON S Home Made Candles Norfh Ma n SI' PLEASANTVILLE N J BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 54 Mr and Mrs J F Shockey M and Mrs J Esele Jr John Creed n Olga and Harry Skender T A am: Ray W lson and Cynfh a Le Mr and M s Clayfon W Is n Joe and Marianne Lou se Weeks and Dorofhy Sm fh MORTON S ESSO SERVICENTER L C STILES Prop Zo a d Tlfo oad Norlhfeld N J Phone P vllle I78I CONGRATULATIONS Scott Ireland Besl Wnshes rom MILADY SHOP INC PLEASANTVILLE, N J HECKMAN S ESSO STATION Shore and MII Road NORTHFIELD, N J . N ' r , eiu , n ress. I ew I I , I . I . . . . . vr ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf T. Keucher i i vin r. . . I , . . r. io O . I i I W. . . , . in n I n R I , . . . . I f I ' , I Com pIimen+s of JAMES WEEKS Contractor LAST MINUTE fjgw, L WsI'I'1 Besf Wishes For Success MARGATE PRESS Marga+e N J PRINTER 2-4450 ADAMS 8: MACDONALD INC Phone 3060 AGRESSIVE COAT CO INC N W ISI I HAMMONTON NEW JERSEY Sfyle and Quahfy Clofhmg for Less -v-f' ai Phone A.C. Quick Service I , . ., . PIeasan'IviIIe's Compleie Hardware Share I32 . ashingfon. Corner Main Sfreei' a+'BouIevarcI Pleasan ree 7,4- 'I 411 K uv- M GASKO PONTIAC 4l2 Cape May Avenue MAYS LANDING, NEW JERSEY R. J. GASKO Telephone Owner 5-646I Compl'men1's l JOY-ANN SHOES BUSTER BROWN SHOES AIR STEP SHOES 20 S. Ma'n S+ PLEASANTVILLE N. J. Everyfh ng for Your Aufomobile serzvlce STATION CLAUDE LARNED 350 Soufh Main Slreel SPORTS CENTER Every+l'1'ng for'rl1e Alhlele Congra+ulahons +o lhe Sensor Class Mr and Mrs. Waller Richman Mr and Mrs Harry Ross Mlss Gerlrude Gulon Mr Arflwur L Semple Mr George Kessler Mr and Mrs J C Habron Lawrence Clarl: Mr and Mrs Brazer Yourn Complrmenfs MR AND MRS GEORGE PFLEGHAR Phone 2028 LAWRENCE Radio and Televlsuon Servlce 6 Old Turnpike PLEASANTVILLI: N Congralulahons fo +lme Sensor Class Gold LeHer Walch and Cloclr Slamp ng Repanrmg PHONE 2009 EDWARD C STECHER LAWRENCE A WILSON Jeweler I08 Soulh Mann Sfreel' PLEASANTVILLE N J Engravmg l 0 H . Mr. and Mrs. J. Couclwoud Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Frei of ', . J. M. D. D BONNER BUICK Mays Landing, N. J. save YOUR CAT! el .fwim CONOVER'S MOBILGAS SERVICENTER HARRY E. CONOVER. Prop. New Road 81 Whiie Horse Pike ABSECON. N. J. Phone: Pleasanfville 3035 Sfop A+ BEN'S BAR-B-Q Wesf Aflanfic Ciiy, N. J CHARLES E AUGE RegIs+ered Elec+rIcal Con+rac+or I07 S Chesfer Avenue Phone 3800 Pleasan+vIlle N J gsfm WW' Barrie vfrwes ALLENS SHOE STORE H Baker C0 8 Nm Mau' S+ VARIETY sToRE PHONE 2079 Pleasanfwlle N J Congrafulahons fo H19 Class of I954 Mr and Mrs Salvafore Palermo Mr and Mrs Rocco S LeopardI Mr and Mrs Frank VIspo Mrs C KIfchIng Emll Schauffel Mr and Mrs Emerson Jordan Mr and Mrs W Harry Mong Mr and Mrs James Sanger Kay W and RIckey C Mrs Anna M ReIlly CHRYSLER AIRTEMP AIR CONDITIONERS Ace MochIne 81 Refngerotlon Co WILLIAM E PHILPOT CommercIal Refngerahon and AIr CondI+IonIng 9 I9 E. WEST JERSEY AVENUE PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. Show Cases and Refrigerafors 5 X - 1' QQ I N if 'T 'II N. J. 7' P'eaSa + e' S Li IOI sQu+h Main s+ree+ Congra+uIahons Class of 54 SANTA ANNA MOTEL BI e ff N FRANK AND AMELIA JULIANO e P Ile coNeRATuLArnoNs Wm F Scheufele Afwf HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES LEASANTVILLE HOME APPLIANCE CO Your I Io+poln'I' Dealer Youngs'I'own Ku'rcI'1ens 53 N MAIN STREET PHONE I992 PALM BEACH CLEANERS II8 Nor'rI'1 Mann S+ree1' Pleasanlvulle N J Phone 3058 CompIlmenI's Dr. Peter Marvel CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 Lee Jewelers 5 N. Main Sfreel' PIeasan+viIIe, N. J. SHOP AT LEE WHERE CREDIT IS FREE WATERS WELDING SERVICE l022 Noahs Road Por+abIe Equipmen'l ' 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone I935 R I245 acl: Hors Pike Carcli , . J. . . Family Uni'I's Phon 'vi 3586 P . , of --ull nliii Compllmenfs of BEACH CHEVROLET on Lake Lenape Phone 5 blbl Mays Landing Aufhorized CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales Service CHEVROLET TRUCKS Au+omobile Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF PLEASANTWLLE N J Thomas d'EIia Mrs Margaref Muller Sally Mary, and Clare Mr and Mrs F Blancorosso Sylv a and Bob MARTIN'S GENERAL STORE Groceries - Hardware Feed Corner New Road and Doughly Road PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. MAINLAND TIRE AND APPLIANCE STORE 230 Sou'rh Main S+ree+ PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. Phone 3986 X 7 X A 4 K 1 f ?- , . . s 1 '1 , , . . ig H127 34 ff 'gs A 2 I , -7 1 1 'V . 4 ,, , ..: ' - A JET- ' ' ' ff' ,, : - . ' ,, .w.m:mV . ' i Y 1 V' ' ' Q E .-f1'Je.nf 'Bos 3? 1-!!!.'2'f'A' 1 l P' GUIHDHU1 1 'K :.,...v--v-- V- V nav . f--f iff 3.7 X' Q 7 ni. l.l'l f,.. 1 f xi 'Aff ' 2 J : IH 7 X, L. G. BALFOUR CO. Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Maker of Fine SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS, DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS AND TROPHIES Pleasan+ville High School Rings l60l CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. . W ' E411 S+op a+ 'rhe 5- COURT ., 1 - PHARMACY MAYS LANDING, N. J si' I I Complimenfs of PETER LUMBER CO. CONGRATULATIONS +0 me sermon CLASS SMAIL FORD INC. 200 Soufh Main S+ree'r Pleasaniville, N. J. I53 F. W. WOOLWORTH CO 26 Soufh Main Sfreei' PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. Vicki and Jack Complimenfs of Rose Ann Archeffo A Carol and Mori' Dr. and Mrs. M. Sours FRIEND Mr. and Mrs. J. ArcheH'o WE CLUMER WX! NWUX NNE W EWU ERNEST T. KEUCHER Box 4l Pleasaniville, N. J. FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE'S SUB HOUSE 3 E. Wesi' Jersey Avenue LOU BONEY, Prop. Phone ZI47 Free Delivery ,..J Friendly Service af F and J s HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP l2l0 S. Main Sfreei' PLEASANTVILLE Phone I 222 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr F Sferllng Brown sues PIZZA G 81 L LUNCHEONETFE N N PLEASANTVILLE N J All Kinds Sandwuches Ph e 4474 MELROSE MARKET PLEASANTVILLE N J Phone I735 COMPUMENTS or M B Friedman, DDS Say I+ wl'll1 THOMS FLOWERS WALTER R THOMS JR Pop For +l'1e Unusual In Floral Arrangemenfs FOR EVERY OCCASION PLEASANTVILLE N J PHONE I4 S 32 . ew Road Free Delivery IIO S. Main S+ree'r Dr. . . . O ' ' U R I A D ' v E R T S E R fd YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS ff A--A A LITHOGRAPHED Y XL Y ' KW I O NY, x 1 LJ 1 k Mrbrx , ' 5 , N'- f,'7'Hk 'f'E --'T-:.Q-K --4:4150 -,-'?gt- .-. ,A .7 7 N: 5 1'-, - , in ff.-Cl? A4-:-:+'1-'J-S'13:,X??f,:-h'L4'i ' FEW' '1' '7?'l7?fG:a- 1 'f I iZhfcf9ff'32ffgff?2-Q bis' f. -A ..-JJ.,-,,,,.,.. ,..., A. -, atm f .- ,..f,iH--- -. N .K . 4, ,f.