Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1955 volume:

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JIM CLEMENSON ,hm weve gone through four short years of hlgh school together We mlss you here at P H S but we never forget you You 16 puttlng up a brave flght and we re sure that 1n the not too dlstant future your battle over pollo w1ll be won Keep up the good work We re 100tlIlg for you all the way It IS wlth th1s thought ln mlnd that we extend to you our best WlSl18S Jlm Clemenson May God bless you Wlth a brlght and happy llfe y ts A L, i Y ff? E A 'Ni K J,-f on y NX .f li ' I . Ai X 7 by ii 'I , . I u Q 1, 1 , ' . ' . . I , ' . 7 OUR SUPERINTENDENT L JOHN S HELMBOLD In hrs role Superrntendent of the Pleasantvrlle Schools Mr Helmbold has proved hrmself a most capable advrsor and an ever ready frrend The welfare and happrness of the students rn hrs schools are always uppermost rn hrs mrnd and all hrs efforts are spent rn rmprovrng and advanc mg the system of whrch he rs the head We, therefore clarm hrs frrendshlp as one of our most cherrshed possessrons and extend to hrm our srncerest best wrshes - 9 , . ' 9 OUR PRINCIPAL JUSTIN H HESS It IS flttlng that one of the best hlgh schools ln New ,lersey should have one of the best pI'IIlClp3lS We are for tunate therefore 1n havlng a man whose v1s1on IS far reachlng whose judgment IS wlse and whose frlendshlp IS smcere Durmg the past three years smce Mr Hess came to P H S he has endeared himself to those wlth whom he has been assoclated We are proud and happy to call hlm OLR PRINCIPAL , 9 . ,V +-1-M a 1 7 as T as BOARD OF EDUCATION We the class of 55 W1Sh to express our thanks and appreclatlon to the Board of Educatlon Thls year the Board members mamland c1t1zens were elected to thelr varlous posltlons Through them our school and class have derlved many beneflts and much asslstance The members of the Board are left to rlght IH the front row Mr Robert M Grler Jr Mrs Robert Breumg Dr Edwm Woolbert and Mr Edwln I 'VIartm Back row Mr Wllllam Schwab Presldent Mr Harry Warren Mr R P Kennedy Mrs G Ruffm Stamps Mr Harry Souchal and Mr Mortlmer Ware Secretary ,.,-e--4' has lm lf' .. Whiz mw- 41 MARION ANDERSON SKENDER AVRAMI Chemlstry Bookkeeplng Quan-..--,. LORETTA BARBOUR JENNIE BARTGES ARTHUR BEHLE Nlathematlcs Mathematxcs rt ,v ,nf HEN RY BOIN EY Phy S1631 Educatxon ,..4. P H S CARRIE BOWEN Mathematlcs F A C U L T Y BENJAMIN CENSULLO ROBERT CHESTER NILIQIC 500131 Studles 'R HILD-X DAMMRICH RUTH DANFORTH MARGARET FACH Engh 11 Typewrmng PhySlC3l Educatlon li tduuf KW HALDEMAN ALBERT HEDELT EMORY HELFRICH General SCICHCC Health and Phy 10.11 Educatlon Dlrector of Athletlcs STXNI FY FOHFN CI KIRF QHNHFL CORINNI' CROTTO Sclence Bmlugw Science 'Vlathematlc Spanish 'Num I HELEN LROY ER GERTRLDE CLION ANNE HAAS Engllsh Engllsh Hllmemaklng WWM ANN HILL GRACE KLEINGINNA Dean of Girls English 4 3 . , ,N JOHN MORTON JOSEPH ORDILE JOHN ON ERLANDER Mechamcal Drawm Amerlcan H1 tors CIVIC Englwh HFI FN RAC AN JANE RIEHNI SAMUEL SCHOLL Englmh Engllsh Dean 1fBm bf' ELINOR TAHLOR CLARA THFIL-XCKER Commerczal C eographx Homemakmg v Y 7 Y . 1 v. g . .S . . .x P' ' 5. '. 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Under the dlrectlon of thelr advlsors MISS Fach and Mr Merrlfleld the Freshman Class has had a very successful year ln the fall they elected thelr class offlcers Ray Adams was elected Presldent Joe Boney VICC Presldent Allce Hayden Secre tary and Florence Starn Treasurer The three representatnes elected for Student Councll were Lynn Marvel, Clalre Kruetz and Llnda LEWIS The first blg event presented by the Freshman Class was the Chrxstmas Dance It was extremely successful and everyone who attended had a very HICC tlme We wlsh the Freshman Class lots of luck ln the1r future years and we know they w1ll keep up the standards and alms they have set for themselves 9 ' s . , . ' 9 9 9 9 ' u I y 9 9 ' , . . , 1 5, K: , , , '19 It , Q of fl 1 X f gnu. 43' K s 'Y Y is X gf 3 yt g at ,, , i .3 445- , Nl Jaw .ff 3 ,2 Q 'Q A 7 I N, k : Fig fy' .5 - Y Y 55 1 Q, f 5,2 5 43 f ,M - Nigga? . A ,g cu.. wi fa-4. us f- - ww H Yw Q M T1 --lg' 41,31 A gulf f 1. f ak. 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' ,,,, A ,, STUDENT COUNCIL Council Officers: ,lay Pierpont, presidentg Alfred Blaine, vice president: Dejah Stier, and Billie ,Io Conrad, sec- retariesg and the advisors, Mr. Scholl, lk, Zubrack, and Miss Williams. One of the most efficient and outstanding organ- izations of Pleasantville High School is its Coun- cil, a self-governing body of students. Some activities this year include attendance at Rutgers Convention and sponsorship of Students' Day and a dance. An outstanding achievement this year was the issuing of activity cards to aid the Judiciary Body. We hope in future years Council will continue to grow and, most of all, be a credit to Pleasant- ville High. Our Freshman Officers Our Freshman Dance n 4 ' fi qi U3 ef IP 1 nw' 5 Jooz we al., 'AN' 'QF OUR F RESHMAN MEMORIES Entering high school on Freshman Day . . . Mr. Slaybaugh, our principal . . . Mr. Beyers and Miss Riehm, our advisors . . . class officers . . . Don Perri, presidentg Alberta Mul- holland, vice presidentg Nancy Mills, secretaryg Pat Christine, treasurer . . . our dances Christmas Fantasyn and 'gHarvest Hopw . . . initial year a big success. Students' Day QQ-'ang 9153.953 'EW LX' fx Li' 7 F '1 .-fuafwk Kirwwzf- Q 1 . 4, pad Ij H fix? Q! 'iss lg K! 1, '1vmw!P ' 'mum www, , Mun' 'wav I 'ml 'iwulai Ibn. if wwf. 'Wasil' mmm, b 73l I I K u 4 w WSI :lu 1 4 uv 4 V' -.w 5 II If 'I MQ m y II 5' 'M' ..yIIII ., ,wg t'11, .3-5 I,II,w3-'EI25 1 1.5 , sk-an ' 1 1 1 'nv Q 'r s.-fb ' -V Vw. .. fr 4-fr , 452 1 ii 1. 'f x i 1' II MP' 1 A 4 his 1 I 9 A-frd, 'S 1. 1 54,4 mg 1 1 lv? ,Ji if r Ever: '11 fag! iII r gg' 'Fw IMI VIN? 44-EW 5' v,I, 14, v ,H W: 1 551522 SI-j,.fl'i' ,Jw WI' 5 7- V: . af. I F91 l .+V,, 'l I 1 III II- III VII :III I II....- , V, . .I I I - M... .. IIII, f . 'L V ji - 1 FK . a F . 1 ,' ' V , .Vf -V if U 2 f ' 5 I oi -I f 'J ' - A Q ' ' ' V.-'J - 4 1: ' ' QV' ' F ' ' 9 ' - 1 V ,V l ' I 1 .I ' , ' -V,,f ' f V, . 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'M fm ' SOPHOMORE CLASS Hlgh standards for the class of 1951 were set by thelr adn ors Mlss Helen Grower and Mr Fred Zubrack Aldmg the sophomores ln thelr ambltlons were George Wlgglesworth Presxdent Barbara ,lo Smlth VICC Presldent Judy Rau Secretary and Arnold Johnson Treasurer Ca1lTr1p1c1an Gerry Ylnger and Charles Zecher were the class representatlves to Student Councll The many act1v1t1es of the Sophomore Class were launched by the glwlng of a dance wlth a Thanksglvlng theme All therr dances were very well attended and successful Good luck to the class of 51 as th jumors ey go one step hlgher next year and b 2+ ' 'S . 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 1 ' 7 7 . .. Y .Y. . . . V Y Y v cc -77 - , CCOHIC Q ' ' ' 1 .JH vs is '-h A 1 ,X Y. K4- K, .g.. 1 L,-k Ynfixikgiif 'W nwyglifi 'wg 7 an 3 5 552 2 iwviwi ff 1 . 4 eb . Qzsir'-I ' Q 1-gf , J, 3 am I evra i-il Ark , .T Q , YH! GX? in KW,-'if,: -4 4 fs JV, fi if , gf, its 6, L f N fa, VA . 1? '5 iv 'ig 99 'sir ? 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M f M51 1 -1 W, , 1 r ,Z -1, ,fig , ,Q W -2, ay Y R in-5,7 I Most Alhletzc GERRY YINGER PALL WHITE Most Sludzous RUTH ERNST RAYMOND BORDEAUX M ost M uszcal APRIL WALLEN WALTER SMITH wp SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Wztlzest SALLY HIGBEE CHUCKIE ADAMS Best Lookzng BARBARA JO SMITH BOB ADAMS Friendliest RUTH ERNST PAUL WHITE ,ff-1 lf!! We are proud to have such an active and out- standing organization in P.H.S. as the A Cappella Choir. linder the direction of Mr. Benjamin Cen- sullo. the choir performs at numerous churches. institutions. and special functions as wt-ll as giv- ing many enjoyable assembly programs throughout the school year. A few of the annual events are The Christmas Program, the trip to Trenton in the spring. and Baccalaureate Service. The choir enjoys many extra activities such as caroling at Christmas, parties, and picnics. Congratulations to this year's members for their fine work in upholding the well deserved reputa- tion ofthe P.H.S. Choir. I 4 . X . ' 1 l 5 CHOIR Choir Officers: Joe Harlan. president: Cwcn Oldfield, vice pr:-side-nt: Bette Daxis. secrz-taryg Clare- lilcislwrg. trvas un-r. i i ra ' 1 'I fx .-'lf if f! X88- an I -- A313 Auf' I 4 2' A ale-if Vfm QQ PW ma- rl . ,V 'T ,' wvt , 'SJ I I X 47 ' if . , . , .1 Y5fgA,istL,?f V , 4, ' fl M s 'Sky 51 w 1 Z aI! flu f 1' A 5' 3 543 M, ik -...A aa. Mu fi ' WW W Wy., W ., Mfitj-ff n., ' A ., ,gm Z ,ff Vviflf , .-'Kal , ,, ifffjw- M 1 wave, - V , fn, -f-- up f- -, fy YZ Q Hu 92' ,Q W2 QE! ,V , QE Ei!! E.. Qs ,:r a mkfj w .7 , I if wa---W 2 . fp 1 9' , . is W. A 'la-. ASKETBALL Trojans Big Five Allouenes Loafers Mad Men Sharpshooters -55 if A fr wf lgiifisii 2555 ifgffig QEQK? if fr .N , ag f.Qf,,: I1, i ' 229321 M' 4 ' 'Q' 1 . ,,f 1 Qqggggfqwkka 1 QR 5'5gg E5S? Sf55gi52a1'i'k 4?f2sif2 QQwQQeQRawQQg e EQEEEEQ E QQ fwsiaff?QaisQfQwQ A a K vw ' nil vrpfzw- ii, -f-L. ' iff-eff3?it f ., 52? K' ' 1 v 'gag 9M'U2f:,g, , ff A.. :jf ,m,.. 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The l ' ' Qs ' ' ' ' Thls years Junior Class has accompllshed much under the dlrectlon of thelr capable adusors Mrs Dorls W Martm and Mr Stanley Cohen lVI1ke Lmdner Pre ldent Lo1s Vlrtue Vlce Pres1dent Barbara Lel h S 0 Casen Treasurer served well as th e year argest task of the Junlor Class was to 3541 t ln the cafeterla whlch was done wlth much fun as well as work Thexr play Strzclly Formal dlrected by Nllss Hllda Dammr1ch was a success 1n every aspect as was the Annual Prom that they gase ln honor of the Craduatmg Senlors We wlsh much luck and success to the ,lumor Class 1n thelr final year at P.H.S. , 5 7 3 ,Q 0. X 3 sf 3, , iv ai ,mil '5' MQ' 1. . ,L , , 1 V' W-r A ?'.f 1 of ,, R In g . nw E 4 Q a ,. f,. , flu .5259 ' -2? 'Qgw ,Bs M6 F, , ,,.,W , qw,- vii 8.49 ' w , Y, . , , 54 5 , 2 ,, L, , , ,V 4 ' V cf, 'bi t. O Z W arf. ml f, ,. . .., .V 0 .,,f sf W. f ,, f Q N-Qi 'Vx fd 1 -. H Q 6 fe, ' . - , .,,f l I, . ': A.1r 5' W A fl,.1... V' ' auxlkb ' ZEEZEE 1 7559 V ra ie ef 52 -- Y, ,Y .W J 'Q 2 N A 0, .L M 583 Q A X- 1 fl 'QQEEY 5 I H 'J U I-L. W Q s 'E hir, lfrulff 1 .1 0 -,l . ,N X? Q Ciba- H lI5ffii ,yn Iv X X ff ' 1 ,Q 1 v . J Q Y 'V X1 Q 1 - , W r As 'f j gi 54. . . g N W ' T5 I3 ' Q 5 ? 1 v vu Av A 11.5 ,Q fi 'v l KT' . 1' QQ I 3 ' ' , is Hia? sf Q , fr ' '21 s 5 ,QW Q .' 1 h I x 1 5 . , A ' u2f 'lm v' l U 5 v 'Qs If. ,f ' 'file-T' Mild :,- g Q 2541 f 1 .9 THE GREYHOUND Our school paper The Greyhoundn' is one of the most active organizations of P.H.S. The staff is busy during the entire year writing articles and' taking pictures of the various events and activities which make up our school life. Those who have made our paper this year one of the best ever, are to be congratulated for their fine work. The editor, Margaret MacLaughlin, was assisted by the advisors, Mrs. Ragan, Miss Guion, and Miss Dammrich. 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U 1 1 - xg, 4' 4 - W ' m nf :'z 1-gg: V .4 2 - f' w 5 . ' Q kt ' .Q,'i2.f'i-41'-':1'?-.'ffl - 1' X a lf J-' A f ,- A - gf? EF -V R' 3 'Q -12 1- f W gif? ii' f, I jk' ,, ,Q X- 3 . Q. ' an ' - ' .9 K ' 1' if 71 M 43 5 ' . Y ,sw 'Z f X Q T ,, .yu .iv ' ws 'I J' wif' ,K i 1 .M N -W r- g x 1 47:5 J . .Xl ' 5 K 'Q lf ,rf Q J, Q- ll -E 0 STAMP CLUB M89 A V A CLUB 'le I f ,, N Higher, Mr. Honey! U . Big -lim Sinks 0116 Eyde and Wilson tangle We may not be good at basketball, but we sure have CUTS! Faculty Squad, left to right, are: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Merrifield, Mr. Boney, Mr. Calcerano, Mr. Vallaster, Mr. Wirtshafter, Mr. Ordille, Mr. Chester, Mr. Zubrack, Mr. Morton, and Mr. Avrami. VARSITY - FACULTY BASKETBALL For the past twenty-seven years the Faculty of our school has competed with the Varsity Basketball Squad in a pitched battle. This year the team played for a packed house of students and faculty members. Although our professors tried, they finally bowed with a score of 80-51. Or as one teacher put it, We may not be good at basketball but we sure have guts. Hooks Jones paced the victors with 25 points, while Big Jim Wilson tallied 23 for the faculty. The students taking part in the slaughter were: Martin, Peterson, Eyde, Macka- prang, J ones, Fornaro, Appleget, Lindner, White, Birts, and Murphy. BASEBALL 113 Q The Pleasantulle Hlgh School hase ball nine under the direction of Eniorx Ty Helfrich and Mr Robert Chester ,I E5 f' forged its wav to its ninth consecutlxe Atlantic Countx Championship Plaung against a stiff schedule the Nlaroon and White hall club fashioned a xery envl ahle record of sexenteen won and onli two lost This certainls is a tribute to the coaches who perpetualls turn out winning squads xear after year MR. ROBERT CHESTER MR. TY HELFRICH Center-fielder, Chick Appleget, played an important role on the Greyhound nine. pacing the squad with thirty-two hits in seventy-eight times at hat for a torrid .410 awerage. At one time in the season, Chick was pounding on the horsehide at a .542 clip! oe Difiiacomo, stellar inrund performer. l l the ptching - rps, turning in 2 sparkling 10-1 slate, and serving as the workhorse of the teani. He was no slouch with the stick either, slapping out seventeen hits in fifty-four at hat, for a .315 8VCI'HgC. Vineland Tuckerton , Bridgeton , Millville ,,t, Hannnonton Sacred Heart Atlantic City Clouster ,,,, , Holy Spirit , Ocean City Opp. l'.H.S. 0 T 9 12 5 6 2 ll - 11 8 H 6 U 1 0 9 5 1 3 Tuckerton Bridgeton , . Atlantic City Vineland Sacred Heart Holy Spirit Millville Clouster Catholic Holy Spirit Opp. l'.H.S. ,U 5 2 1 6,4 6 ,1 T U 16 1 14 1 O 1 6 ,2 13 SENIORS IN TRACK RICHIE KELLEHER wig WWW WWQWWP as im 'QS a W-QL, GEMS?-M ,f.m..aw'f ,M wm xv fn-.QI 1 Jwignimrwgw, ,inc Jw-iq X ,rw MELVIN JONES QSM... HENRY BUCK PALTI. BLASKO Q,1lInSNTV'i.l , k..fI v-QM s,,x-v--V.. FRED ZIIBRACK MARTIN VALLASTER The P.H.S. track team. beginning to show the effects of the rebuilding program under the tutelage of jf Fred Zubraek and T Martin Vallaster. came through very nicely in 195-1. .xx The Greyhound eindermen placed second in sew-ral Triangular meets. and won the dual meet with Tuekerton with a thrilling half-mile race to decide the victor. The freshman relay team won South ,lersey honors in Atlantic City. defeating a number of South Jersey schools and setting a new freshman speed record for this sef-tion of the state. Paul Winder. promising underelass einderinan who won tht- 1954 Coat-hes' trophy. plus the return of the xeterans. all lvut assures the '55 squad of another successful season. ,,.v Miss Fach and Mrs. T -G.A.A. Advisors GIRLS' ATHLETI Good sportsmanship is the phrase for which the Girls' Athletic Association is noted. The G.A.A., capably directed by Mrs. Titus and Miss Fach, presents an active program for any sports-minded teenage girl. The first season ushers in volleyball with girls from each class participating in after-school games. The school championship was won by the senior girls who played every game without a loss. The next sports are basketball and baseball, which are played in the winter and spring. f 4 P.H.S. + O.C.H.S. 3 Good Sportsmanship You aren't even trying! Hurry!! -lam? does 8 lay-up. Swish!! SSOCIATION Playday is the day when the girls from our high school really have a chance to display their good sportsmanship. This is the day when the girls from P.H.S. and Ocean City High combine to enjoy the various sports mentioned. Prizes are awarded to the winners and refreshments are the rflimaxing part of this fun-packed day. The main event of the year, however, is the G.A.A. banquet which honors the top point winning seniors and their mothers. To each girl in C.A.A., this is the goal toward iwhich she works. G.A.A. Council Vannie fans one! 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K -w,f4v?2, .1,,B.jd 25 W ..i 1 id, Hz 1,1 z 'Y 2 I Included Ln the Cast Betsy Apel Mary Rutan Early ln the fall tryouts for thls three ant comedy were held As soon as the cast was chosen rehearsals began The stage crew helped get scenery and props ready lndlvldual scenes were practlced over and over for reallsm Fmally the big weekend came The play was a huge success and everyone felt Jl1StlflCd m saymg that the class of 55 h up to all expectatlons ln thelr presenta tlon of ad hved Im A Famrly Cr1s1s LOIS Somers D1Ck Erchorst Alberta Ellenberg Bob Budnlck Ja Pler ont Pall Shaeller an-'7 Beverly Boggs Clare Clelsberg Falth Bldwell Rlchard Pame Bette DHVIS ,- PROM '54 Our prom, Neptune's Fanti-Seaf' is one event that our class will never forget. The paint covered, dungaree bedecked crew working on this underwater theme were transformed miraculously to exquisite beauty in evening dress at the Prom. 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Activities: Student C o u n c i 1: CHARLES Fox ANGERMAN nchasn English Creek General Activities: Frosh and Soph Sports 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Pals: Jim, Ray, Don, Powell, Hank. Fondest Memories: Nights after baseball games. ELIZABETH ANN APEL RICHARD ARCELAY Absecon Commercial Activities: Radio Broad. 2. 3. President: NHS 3, 4: Junior Play: Prom Committee: Dance 3: Batonettes 4. Pals: Alice, Clare, Faith, Bert. Fondest Memories: Junior Play, Dances, Washington. WADE JOHN ARCHER Words are pictures of our thoughts. Richie L'Wade Plf'aSaIlIVill6 Nlays Landing College Prep General Activities: Dance lg Horneroom Activities: Wogdcarving 13 RCP- 13 Biology 2, 3. Chess and Checkers 2. Pals: George, Ray, Mick. Stan. Pals: joe, Curit. Barry. Jim. Fondest Memories: Football Paul. Eames' mY Old Pontiac- Pub- Fondest Memories: Washington. Speaking, Washington. -nic elaooega C MARIAN ANN ARCHETTO Marian Mizpah Commercial Activities: Cheering Club 3: Dance 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Coun- eil 2. 3. Pals: Kitty. Janet. Sue, jutly. Marlene. Mary. Pete. Fondest Memories: Junior Prom. Washington. Bus ricle from Miz- pah. HOWARD R. BENSEL JAMES WARREN BERGMAN Be-nnyu Bergman Absecon Mays Landing Commercial Commercial Activities: Vllooflcarving 1 Hunting and Model Building 2. Pals: Joe. Harvey. Clarence. ing 3. Jim. Fondest Memories: Wasliington. 2 Activities: Frosh anfl Soph Fishing 1. 2: Sports 1: Football 2. 3. 43 D Health 2, 3: Hunting and Fish- Pals: Angerman. Mong, Chur- chill. Powell. Benny. Fondest Memories: Nights after baseball games. ELEANOR JEANETTE BAIER El Absecon College Prep Activities: Dance 1, 2. Pals: Harry. Diane. Bert, Marion. Fonclest Memories: Prom, Wash- ington. football games. ELSIE BARBARA BETTERTON Kitry Pleasantville General Activities: Student Council 1: Club 3. Pals: Pete. Marian. Mary, rest of erowcl especially H, Hickey. Fomlest Memories: Prom. ance 1. 2. 3, 4: Cheering V1viAN BANNER Viv Mays Landing Caninierrial Activities: Secretarial Club 4. Pals: Edna, Ruthie, Millie, Pat. Marge. Fonrlest Memories: Football games, Washington. CORA FAITH BIDWELL Faith Absecon College Prep Activities: Latin 1: Tattler 2. 3: Choir 1. 2: Camera 1: Maga- zine Drive Manager: Junior Play? NHS 3. 4: Breeze. Pals: Frizz. Bette. Roberta, Clare. Alice. Betsy. Fontlest Memories: Junior Play. EDNA MAY BARRETT ..Ed,, Absecon Comrrzerrial Activities: Bible 1: FNA 2. 3. Pals: Mary Anne. Dot, Pat. Viv Fondest Memories: F o o t b a ll games, Vllashington. JOSEPH WILLIAM BARRY MJOP., Mays Landing College Prep Activities: College 1: Library 2: Latin 1, 2. Pals: Bob, Jack, Bill, Paul, John, Elmer, Steve. Fondest Memories: Washington, eating leftovers in the cafeteria. CAROLYN SUSANNE BATES Carol West Atlantic City Commercial Activities: C A A Treasurer: Dance 1: W'oodcarving 2. Pals: Betty, Myrtle, Shirley, Jim. Fondest Memories: Meeting Jim my first year, football games, Junior and Senior Proms. ELAINE BENJAMIN 'LElaine Linwood College Prep Activities: Personal Typing. Pals: Sadie, Vivian, Margaret Dorothy, Barbara, Carol. Fondest Memories: Senior year Miss Crover's third period Eng lish, pep rallies. Washington. FAY BINGHEIMER ..Fay,, Linwood General Activities: Bible 1: Dance 1. Pals: Kitty, Elsie, Pat. Fondest Memories: Washington, cafeteria duty. JUNE DARYL BISHOP HJ une!! Northfield Commercial Activities: Bible 1: Junior Red Crossg Dance 2: Biology 2, 3. Pals: Lois, Viv, Barb, Joyce, Walt. Fondest Memories: Biology Club initiation, cafeteria duty, Wash- ington. PAUL BLASKO ffpaur' Northfield College Prep Activities: Track 1, 2, 3: Model Building 1: Hunting and Fish- ing 3. Pals: Pete, Clarence, Bill, John. Fondest Memories: Junior gym class, Canteens, track meets with A.C. Wisdom is the prin- cipal thingg therefore get wisdom. PATRICIA MARTHA BOCELLE BEVERLY ANN Boccs Pat BI-V Pleasantville Pleasantville Comnzerffal College Prep Aetivities: Junior Retl Cross lg Dance l, 23 FNA 3: Junior Playg Greyhountl l, 2, 3, 4. Pals: Lenore. Mattie, Perlene. Marlene, Seniors. Fondest KI:-Inories: Junior Play Activities: Checkers lg FSA 2. 3, Dance l. 2, 3. 4, CAA 3, Cheerleader 4. Pals: Carole. Jean, Shirley. Bert. llc-tsy. Carol. Fonda-st 3lt'IIlllfll SZ Prom. Sweet- heart Duriet-5. football games. and Cast. Junior Englisll and Historv. Wasltingxton. - I I I 5' ELIZABETH BRUCKLER HENRY BUCK ROBERT BUDNICK uuvuy-v hjatlk-. ngatl-ll-v McKee City A1154-4-on Pl:-asantville Commercial Colfgge PNP College Prep Activltifhsi Dance 1- Actixitit-sz Danee: SportfIIIzIII. flf'fiYlll S5 flllnlf 23 llaskvllfall Pals: Ed. Myrtle. Reds. Carol. Pala. Jim. Bill. Milk' gnu... Nlanag,-ri A.ZA- senior crowcl. Jim. Pat. Clarence, ' Pala: javk. Paul. litl. xlliflllllll. F0ndf5l Memories: Wlmklntl in Ifumlf-..y Xl,-nmri.-gg Junior ,gym lfoIIflt-ft Nl:-InoI'it-N: junior l,l'0Ill cafeteria, Washington. Claggu gmt-k mp,-1 with AIC, antl Play. l fl'Sllllli1Il llariev. all tht- friends wt- Inatlf- our four yl'E1I'4. ,IANETTE GIBSON BOZARTH Janet Northfield College Prep Activities: Poster 1, 2. 3: Prom Cmnruitteeg Dance 2, 35 Latin l. Pals: Dejah. Marion. llillie Jo. Elsie, Charlotte. Pat, Barbara. Fonclest Memories: Dee. for Prom. football gamea. Warh- ington. llI I'IIANN Nlflltll-I BLFORII Xlurim ' lJl4'2.lNlillIYlllQ' f.'0Hl',!II' Prep qlvtixiliz-sz lJLlIll'l' 2. fl: lliylllllgl .32 KAN 3: Lln-I-I'IIIg4 Llulv 5. PIII-: Nita. Pt-url, 5 II I I4 l e- y. .luy':'. Yilli. .lZ1IIn'I. llrifl. l uII1le-at NI 4- III o r i 1- wi ,lunior Prom, lJl't'UHllllQ Ll st-Iiior. Nlr. 51'l1oll's tllirfl lDl'l'lll1l llixlury 1'laN5. CLARENCE EMERY BRADSHAW Clarence Pleasantville General Pals: Paul, Bill. Ray. Howard. Fondest Memories: V A Yoyo. Jack, Junior gym class. Students' Day. SADIE BRAccs Sadie Pleasantville General Activities: junior Red Cross: Dance Club. Pals: Elaine, Vivian, Margaret Dorothy. Barbara. Fondest Memories: Senior year, Miss Crower's third period Eng lish, pep rallies, football games PATRICIA CAMILLO PERLENE CARROLL Pal Pearl Pleasantville Pleasantville Commerrial General Activities: CAA 3. Activities: Dance 2. 3: ,Iunior Pals: Eileen. Dot, Bert. Shirley. Red Cross lg Typing 33 Home Brenda, Ike. Edna. Economics 2. Fondest Memories: Swell times Pals: Marie, Nita. Shirley, with the kids, moving from Jackie. Moughty. Bev. EHHS to PHS, Fondest Memories: Becoming a senior. ,lunior English class. JUDITH ANN BRANGENBERG 'SJudy Absecon College Prep Activities: Drama 1: Dance 1. 2, 3, 4, CAA 2, 3: Cheerleaders 3, 4. Pals: Dot, Marlene. Sue. Janet. crowd. Fondest Memories: First Prom. making cheerleader. Washington, football games. VIVIAN CARY Vivian Absecon College Prep Activities: junior Red Cross 1 2: Home Economics 1: C.-XA 15 Dance 1. 2. Pals: Nancy, Betty, E l a i n e Janet, Edna, Mabel. Viola. HARVEY BROWN Adie Pleasantville General Activities: Dance Club: Metal: Sports. Pals: Henry, Bill, Luke. Len, Juke. Jim, Frank. Bob. Fondest Memories: F 0 0 t b a ll games. canteens, Washington. Only by those who reverence it, can life be mastered. N a Fondest Memories: Washington, Soph English, Biology class. Biology trip. K .ba 1 'Oboe JOHN DOMINIC CATALANO aacatn Mizpah Commercial Activities: Student Council 2, Vice President 2: Dance 1, 2, 3, 4: Car Repair 2: Wood- carving 1. Pals: Bill, Charlie, Mus, Vic, Mel. Fondest Memories: Proms, lius ride from Mizpah. W A :air ff. CHARLES CHRISTMAN 'gCharlie Pleasantville Commercial Activities: Choir, Dance. Pals: Bud, A d o l p h 0, Pete, Dickie, Thurmond, Wendell. Fondest Memories: Mr. Ches ter's history class, when 1 be came a senior, Catillion '53. RAYMOND CHURCHILL 4sRays1 Oceanville General Activities: Sports 1, 2: Agricul- tural 1: Sportsman 3: Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Pals: Jim, Charlie, Harm, Joe, Buck. Fondest Memories: Prom, ,IBM class, bus ride from school. RICHARD COPPOCK Rich Pleasantville General Pals: Larry, Dave, Hermann. Fondest Memories: Mr. Chester? history and Mr. Vallaster's JBM classes, Washington. SHIRLEY MAE COUCHOUD i'Shirley Egg Harbor Township Commercial Activities: Cheering Club 3 Dance 2, 3, 4. Pals: Maryjane, Merle, Rose- anne, Marge, Blanche. Darlene. Fondest Memories: Washington, Canteens, Football games. :Alla ARNETTE Lois CRANMER Lois Absecon Commercial Activities: Junior Red Cross 1 Pals: Lorraine, Peggy, Billy Jo. Fondest Memories: Wildwood Washington, everything in PHS JANET LEE CRAWFORD Janet Pleasantville Commercial Activities: Dance 1, 2, 3, 4: Tattler 1, 2: Cheering 1, 2: Junior Treasurer: Prom Com- mittee. Pals: Sue, Judy, Jean, Dottie, Marlene, Massey, Marian. Fondest Memories: P. J. par- ties, Proms and Sweetheart Dances. LAWRENCE JAMES CLARK SLI-1arryYVY Northfield General av- Q I. If s' .fe fi , JAMES OSCAR CLEMENSON Jimmie Estell Manor College Prep Activities: Track 1. 2g Model Acrivitiegg Football 2, 3, 43 Building 1,' 2. Bible 15 Health 2, 3: Interna- Pals: Bill. Kurt, Bill. Rich, Bill. tional Cham-r 1, Fondest Memories: Being on P3155 Jim, Howard, Bob. track team. visit to Penn U. Fom-lest Memories: Playing Museum with Mr. Z uh r a c k football, 5-Opl'lOlll0l't' yfaf. BILLIE Jo CONRAD B. J. Linwood Commercial Activities: Canteen 1: Dance 1, 2, 3: GAA 2: Tattler 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4, Secretary: Prom Committee: Breeze: Chez-ring 1. 2. 3. Pals: Dejah, Elsie, Joni, Ja- nette, Marion. Fondest Memories: N. Y. Art Trip, Prom '54. 4 JOSEPH TWEEDALE CooK o Northfield Commerrzal Activities Dance 1 Carving 2 Sportsman 3 Pals Don Bill Paul Bill Fondest Wlemories Washington JBNI clag MARIAN DA GROSSA Dagro Absecun College Prep Activities: Poster 1. 2, 3, 4, Tattler: Prom Committee: Stu- dent Council 4. Pals: jan, Bert, B. J., Dejah, El, Anita. Fond:-st Memories: Junior Prom, Football games, Art trip to N. Y., Make-up for plays. WILLIAM DAVIES Bill Nlays Landing College Prep Activities: Varsity Baseball 2 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Hunting 2, 3 4: Latin 1, 2: Senior Clase President. Pals: Bill. PI-te. Ulf. Rich, Phil, Joe, Top, Howard. Fondest Memories: Proms. cer- tain Christmas party. BETTE DAVIS t'Be-ite Mays Landing College Prep Activities: Student Council-3, 4: Soph Class Treasurer: Senior Class Vice President: Breeze. Pals: Anita. Gwen, Nlaryjane, Roseanne, all the kids. Fondest Memories: N. Y. trip '53, Washington, being a part of PHS. vA 'Q2ie'- Study to show thy- self approved. KATHERINE DAVIS Kathi Northfield Commercial Activities: Bihle 1: Tattler 3. Pals: Paula. Muriel. Fonflest Memories: Geography. history and Junior English classes. K I 'vi If sz., gm RICHARD DEEBOLIJ Dick Penny Pot General Activities: Dances: Hunting: F i s h i n gg Shop: Mechanical Drawing. Pals: Bob, Bill, Sach, Larry. Wedge-head, Steve. Fondest Memories: D a n c e s. working in shop. going hunting. RICHARD JAMES EICHORST Ike Linwootl College Prep Activities: Poster 1. 2. 3: Latin 1. 2: Danee. Pals: Wayne. Rock. Butch. Fonclest fllenioriesz Junior Play and Prom. working in cafeteria. JOHN EISEMAN :-Jack Ahsecon College Prep Activities: Choir l. 3: Biology 2. 3: INHS fl. 4: College l. Pals: Roekne. Dick. Llf. Bill. Elmer. Fondest Memories: Junior antl Senior lunch tables. Football anfl Baseball games. ALBERTA JOAN ELLENBERG HBPN.. Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Lihrary 1: Poster 1. 2: Radio llroad. 3: Junior Play: Prom Comniitteei liiology 2. Pals: Boll. Har. Pat. El. Jane. Shirl. Fondest Memories: Junior Play. Prom. Washington. F o o t h a ll games. MYRTLE ANN DEGELEY Myrt Pleasantville Commercial Activities: Junior Reel Cross 1: Checkers Club 1: Dance 2. Pals: Shirley, Betty, Carol. Dot, Pat. Fonclest Memories: Attending canteen, going to football games. ROCKNE EARL ELLIOT 'iRocky Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Stamp 2: Chess 3. Pals: John, Dick, Elmer. John. Fondest Memories: Friends left at Great Mills High, Maryland, and Robert E. Lee High School. , A 1 , A 4 CAROL MAUDE DE lVlILL WAYNE DILKS WILLIAM DOTTS Squeeks Wayne Bill Pleasantville Linwood Northfield Conzmerrial College Prep College Prep Activities: Dance 1, 2, 3, 4: Activities: Choir 3: Woodcarv- Al'IiVilif'S1 limiting and Fishing Tattler 1, 2: Student Council ing 1: Spanish 2. I. 2: Dance 1: Baseball 3. 2, 3. Pals: Dick, joe, jamf-5, Pals: Bill, Ulf, Paul. Harmon. Pals: Roy, Alberta, Jean, Jennie, Fontlest Memories: Junior play. FOUJPSI Memories: Football Pat. games, Baseball. Canteens. Fonclest Memories: Meeting Roy when a freshman, Proms. Can- teen, Football games. GEORGE ELWELL, JR. George Pleasantville General Activities: Baseball: Swimming: Hunting and Fishing. Pals: Bob, Fred, Ron, Ken, Cliff. Fondest Memories: Three weeks with Cliff and some special rainy days. '70 MARYJANE EMPER Maryjane Mays Landing Commercial Activities: Red Cross 1: Dance l, 2, 3, 4: FNA 3. Pals: Blanche, Anita. Shirley. Bette, Roseanne. Fondest Memories: Football games, Washington, Canteen. -QUE. ROSEANNE MARY EMPER Roseanne Mays Landing Commercial Activities: Red Cross 1: Dance 1, 2, 3, 4: FNA 3. Pals: Bette. Anita, Blanche, Shirley, Maryjane. Fontlest Memories: F o 0 t b all games, Washington, Soph Home- room. JOHN DOUGLAS itD0ug7! Cardiff General Activities: Dance 2: Intramural Baseball 2. 3: Football 2. Pals: Charlie, Bill, Dick, Ulf. Fondest Memories: Washington trip. '4You shall know the truth and the truth will make you free. -Q.-I ff CAROLE ANN ENGLISH ULF MALIN ERNST CHARLES EVANS Bud Carole ..Uffy., Northfield College Prep Activities: Dance 1. 2. 3. 4: Batonette 4: Tattler 2. 3: FNA 2. 3: Biology 3. 4. Pals: Pat. Alberta. Eileen. Mary. Fondest Memories: N. Y. Bi- ology trip, Prom. Football games. ANITA Lois FRISBIE Peat Northfield College Prep Activities: Choir 1. 2: Student Council 1. 2: NHS 3. President 4: Cheerleader 3: Biology 2. 3- Pals: Gwen. Utzie. Roseanne. Maryjane. Fondest Memories: Junior Prom. Cheering tryouts. CHARLES FULCHER 'iCharlie Leeds Point General Activities: Football 2. 3. in Morehead City HS. Pals: Jim. Bob. Ken. Fondest Memories: Junior and Senior Prom. first playing foot- ball. joining Morehead City HS band. Northfield College Prep Activities: Student Council 1: Tattler 2. 3: Band 1: Dance 3. Pals: Bill. Pete. Paul. Wayne. Bert. Funniest Memories: Receiving opportunity to take exams for West Point or Annapolis. MARY EMMA FULCHER bbmlal-y99 Oceanville General Activities: Tuckerton High School I was on Refreshment Committee for Dances. Secre- tarial Club. Pals: Joyce. Jean, Jackie. Joan, Alice. Fondest Memories: School dances, Prom. Frosh N. Y. trip. Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Varsity Club 2. 3: Dance 1. 2. 3. Pals: Pete. Sterl, Dukie. Charlie. Fondest Memories: Junior and Senior Proms, First Varsity Football game. Senior year Health Club. RAYMOND FULCHER ,.Ray.1 Oceanville General Activities: Tuckerton High School. Track 1, 2: School Paper 3: Drama 1. 2. 3. Pals: Jim. Jay, Fred. Fondest Memories: The time l went to N. Y. with a gang of kids and really did the town. ALBERT CHARLES EYDE Satch Ahsecon College Prep Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: French 3: Health 2, 3. Pals: Swan, Pete, Trip, Murphy, Ernst, Skip. Fondcst Memories: Prom, Bas- ketball, Canteen, all the girls Swan has taken out. ALICE MARIE FACKENTHAL Aggie Pleasantville Commercial Activities: Junior Red Cross 1: Tattler 2: Home-room Rep. 1: Radio Broad. 2, 3. Pals: Clare, Betsy, Bert. Faith. Fontlest Memories: Prom. meet- ing a certain senior boy when a freshman. BARBARA JOAN CANDY Barbara Plc-asantville Commercial Activities: ,lunior Red Cross 1, 2: FNA 3: French 2. Pals: June. Doris. Roseanne, Maryjane. Fondest Memories: Mrs. John- son's English class, Cafeteria duty, Typing classes 3 and 4. JEAN ANN GARRETT Jean Farmington College Prep MATTIE FOUNTAIN :'NIattie Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Tattler 2, 3, 4: Majorette 4: NHS 3, 4. Pals: Argenia, Gloria, Yvonne, Pat. Bev. Fondest Memories: Junior and Senior Proms, NHS, being a majorette and a member of NHS. CAROL GELMAN Carol Bargaintown College Prep Activities: Bible 3: CAA 3: Activities: French 1, 2: Typ- Pnster 1: Dance 2. ing 3. Pals: Mattie. lzora. all the sen- Pals: Rene, Nat, Rene'e, Freddy, ior and A. C. gang. Sally' Fondcgt Memories: My Soph Fondest Memories: The first y e a r Washington, Debutantes I V' time I saw New York. cotilhon. W CURTIS MARTIN FRANZ ncurtn Mays Landing Commercial Activities: Model Building 1: Whittling 1. Pals: Charles, Bucky, Joe V., Joe P., Joe Z., Don. Fondest Memories: Last days of school. Q lllull 0 wp H 4 Vvyg 117' 'SAA 4-1, 5 x-:FA fdlxixc 00 DEB? Wvhatsoever thy hand finfleth to do. do with thy niightfi CLARE l':I.LI-IN GLEISBEBG ROBERT CLICK HENRY GUENTHER Clare-N BUllN Hcnry Pl:-asantxillv Pleasantvillt- Ph-asantxillc College Prep General General flctiviiic-s: Junior Play: Prom Activities: Hunting and Fishing: Ag-giyiqii-,Z Model Building- Cuinniitte-:-: Stull:-nt lfnunt'il 1. 1. 2: Sports 3. P3153 liary,-yn Huh. Curt. Kpn- 2, 3. 4: Magazine llriw Chair- Pals: Ueorgv. Run. Frm-cl. Cliff. joe, Bulk fQ4lt,rg,-, man: Tattlvr 1, F0HClf'SI MOIl10fit'fZ Nlr. Tilllf- Fontlvst Mviiiurim-s: lic-ing a svn- Pals: Fre-tl. :Xlicfz lie-rt. Faith. MTS. BUVWII- will lllliftf Tail!! ior, Ylasliingttm. lwming 5 rar. Barb. flaw with Cliff- ami Air. x'ai1a,t.-rm Q-ia... Fontlesl Mc-inoriesz '54 Prutn and Elm-vtiun. Catitt-vn. Oct. 4. 1952. 'ii JACQUELINE MARY JOSEPH HARLAN BARBARA ELAINE HAYES HANNl,lM jot- l3alw ii-la ki ii Linwuml Mays Landing Norlhfivld Coninierdal General Conmleniial Activities: llanvv l. 2: Tattle-r Avtivitir-4: Damn- 1. 2' FNX 'S Activitif-s: Danve' 1. 2. 3: Chvvr- 1. 3: Choir I. 3. -1: Spanish 2. 3. Pals: Xlassr-y. 511:-. Jane-t. Pvgpy. ing Cluh 3. Pals: lliana. Cwf-n. Brian. jim. Judy. Eilw-n. Nltirle-:iv lmttit- Pals: Jim. janv. Kitty. Pvavh. Bill. Frank. .lf-rry. Huh. Fontlt-st Nic-iiiurie-s: xY3SlllIlgli0Il Eileen. Janet. Fond:-st Nlvtnorie-sz N. X. trip. trip. Fnndrst 'Nh-ninrivsz Prom. guing: C111 Washington. Choir rvhvarsals at night. with Jirninit-. NIARGARET MARY HICKEY l'f'uai ' Pleasantville College' Prep Activities: Dance 1, 2: GAA 3g Secrt-tary of Suphoniore Class: Lead:-rs Corps 3. Pals: Us-cf. Barb, Sue. Joe, Janet. Judy. Babe. Marlene. Fontle-st Me-niorit-s: Washington trip. Siv- EILEEN ELEANOR HACKETT Eileen Linwood Commerrial Activities: Dance 1. 2. 3: Kla- jorettc l. 2. 3. -1: FN.-X lg Stu- cle-nt Council l. Pals: Archie, jane. Marlene, jackie, Sue, ,lane-t. Foiitlest Menturies: Making Ma- jorette-. Kick tiff tlanu- wht-rv l niet A rchie-. .X R' JERRY BRUCE HACRETT Jerry Occanville Conznzereiaf .-Xetivitir-s: Spanish Cluli 3. l'uls: joe, Jinx. llill. lfontlt-st Xleniorivs: Pruitt 0 SHIRLEY ANNE HACKETT 5l1irl Pleasantville C0l7lI7lFl'l'iUl Actixities: Drama 1. 2: Typing 3: GAA 2, 3: Chevring 3: Bass kt-thall 2, 3. Pals: Pat, Nlyrt, Dot, Bert, Shirley. lfnnclest Nlernorivs: C a n t e e n. Font hall guint-s. Washington. BARBARA ANN HOUSE SHEILA RAE HUDSON THOMAS IRELAND Harb Sheila Tenn Pleasantville Nnrthfieltl Northfieltl General College Prep College Prep Af'llViIi fZ Diinff' 21 llltfllf' lffff- fwtiwitie-s: ffhuir 1.2: fl.-K,-K l. :Xt'tivitif-s: Hunting anrl Fish- nnrnirs 2. 2: Yoeal lg lliulogy 2: Grey- ing: lg Dance l. 2: lliulngy 2 Pals: Peg, lf-an. De-fu llurt. hountl 2. 3: l.e-aelvrs Corps l. Bowling 3. Cale.Car1vl. Pals: Snnja, l'f-guy. Cassie. Pals: Howard. George. Bill Fond:-st Nlvrnnrie-sz Wwashinggtnn Sally. Paul. Dir-k, Russ, Str-xv. Swan, trip. l'rnni. l umlf-st file-rlmrivs: Wasliingztun. lfuntlt-st Nle-rmvries: Washington l'runt. trip. DORIS EARLENE HACKNEY ll0rif ' Pl:-asantvillv Cl0l7IfIlCff'ill! Activities: Dance l. 3: Poster 2. 4. Pals: Shirley. Nlary. NI a r i e. Barb, Ellen. Funtlest Memories: F n 0 t ll a ll games, First pr-rind art. Without fe a r and without reproach, he that is slow to anger is hetter than the mighty. LINDSAY JACKSON STERLING JOHNSON MELVIN JONES Lindsay Sterl Melvin Pleasantville Mizpah Mizpah College Prep General College PNP gfvt' ffl! Activities: Choir 2, 3. Activities: Dance 3: Chess and Activities: Track, Blwkfiball- Dafa Pals: Thurmond, Bud, Wendell, Checkers 1: Car Repair 2. P3131 Bud, Sieflingy William, Sterling. Pals: Thurmond, Wendel, Willi- KCYIDY- Fondest Memories: Choir, Tren- am, Garlvis. Ffffldest Mem0l'iC53 Bfidgemn ton. Fondest Memories: Waiting for High BaSkCibHH game- bus after school. BRIAN KLESCHKA Brian Linwood General Activities: Stamp, Woodcarving. Pals: Howard, George, Joe, Dave Elmer Bob An elo y 1 , g - Fon dest Memories: New York Tattler trip. ELsA CHARLOTTE KUNZ Char Linwood College Prep Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheering 2, 3, 4: Dance Dec- orating Committee 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. Pals: Barb, Pat, Carol, Elsie, Mary, Cheerleaders. Fondest Memories: Making cheerleader in Frosh year. JANICE BARBARA LAUCK Peachy Pleasantville General Activities: Dance 2: CAA 2: Junior Red Cross lg Latin 1. Pals: Jane, Jean, Mary Lou Marge, Dottie, Marlene, Bill: Judy. Fondest Memories: Prom. LAWRENCE L,EC'UYER Larry Absecon College Prep Activities: Health 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Pals: Phil, Walt. Fondest Memories: Washington SONJA ANN KARA ia! 113' RUSSELL KARAFFA 4'Sonja Russ APSPVOU Pleasantville C0l!f'57f' PW1' Cummerrial ACllYflllf'5f Typing 2- 3?'C0ll'l?l Activities: Hunting and Fish- l: 'lattler 2. 3, 42 Choir 3. 4: ing: Wbodcarving. Stamp- Pals: Dougherty, Bordorn, Berg- Pals: Peg, Ruthy, Mary. Sheila, man, Zclena. Sally- Fondest Memories: Prom, Wash- Fondest Memories: Washington. Trenton, Football games. being a senior HARMON FREDRIC LINDNER Hank Northfield College Prep Activities: Varsity Football l. 2, 3, 43 Track 2: Varsity Base- ball l. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basket- hall 2. Pals: lim, Arly. Bill. Church. Tom. joe. Fonda-st Memories: With the pretty girl at the Prom. ington. RICHARD KELLEHER Richie Northfield College Prep Activities: Student Council 1 JV Basketball 1: Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: -Varsity Track l, 2, 3, 45 Breeze. Pals: Barb, Howard, Murph, Jim, Phil. lfondest Memories: The fun af- ter football games, Proms. HOWARD KITTAY Howard Mays Landing College Prep Activities: NHS 3, 4: Grey- hound 2, 3, Biology 2, 3: Stamp l. Pals: Rich, Tom, Bill, Phil, Brian, Don, Jay, Murph. llank. Fondest M e m 0 r i e sz Being elected to NHS. GEORGE LINK SUZANNE LLOYD X. l.inkey tsgueu Pleasantville Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Track l. 2. 3: ,IV l-'oothall l. 2: Hunting l. 23 Car-Driving 1. Pals: Lucas. Chollie. lack. Bill. Tom. Russ. Fontlest Memories: M e e t i n g Maryann. a wonderful girl from Phila. Commercial Activities: Prom fiomntittw-3 Cheerleader 3. 4: lfrosh Rep.: Secretary of ,lunior Class: Tat- tler 2. 3: Secretarial 4. Pals: Janet. Judy. Marian. Massey. Fondest Memories: Making cheerleader, Prom, Sweetheart Dance, Washington. xx! vBu1'rTh Rowing, not drift- ingfi SHIRLEY ANN LONDON STEVE ROBERT LUCAS lVlARGARET MACLAUGHLAN London Hunky Peggie Pleasantville Mays Landing Linwood Commercial College PMI, College Prep Activities: Tattler 2, 3: Leaders Activities: Whittlinn 1? Amateur Activities: NHS 3, 4: Tattler 1, 2: Dance l, 2, 3, 4: Poster 3, Radio 1' 2: Dane? 3' 2, 3, 4: Vocal 1: Choir 3, 4. Representative 2. Pals: Joe. Don' Curt George Pals: Sally, Roberta. Carol, Pals: Doris, Blanche, Tish, Dot, Charles Barn, Zelenaf Sonja, Clare, Alice, Betty, Anita. Marie, Maggie. Fomlesf Nlmitlriesl My Old 39 Fondest Memories: N. Y. Tattler Fondest Memories: The 19.32 Tuckerton basketball game. Chevy' trip. MARGARET MARY MASSEY Massey Mays Landing Commercial Activities: Dance 1. 2: FNA 3. Pals: Sue, Janet. Babe. Marian. Senior Gang. Fondest Memories: Proms, Sweetheart Dances. August 20. '53. Washington, Pizza parties at Marian's. EILEEN lVlURELLE MATHTS JOHN MAXWELL MATHIS JAMES LEWIS MCCARTY Eileen Hjohnu 'flimw Absecon Absecon Absecon College Prep General Commercial Activities: Cheering 33 Drama Activities: AVA 1. 3. Activities: Band 1. 2: Hunting 13 Dance 1, 2, Pals: Clarence. Bill. Eddie. and Fishing 3: Dance 3. Pals: Sandy. Lois, Joan. Anita, Fondest Memories: Washington Pals: Bill, Joan, Pat. Jack. Joe, Fondest Memories: Summer of trip. Jerry. 1954, Senior year, Fondest Memories: Senior Prom. IU!- MARY JOYCE MAHONEY ROBERT MACUIRE ANGELO MARCONI Hloy i'Mac Shrimpy Linwood Bargaintown Mays Landing College Prep General Commercial Activities: P r 0 m Committee: Tattler 3: Dance Dec. Commit- tee 1, 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 1: Dance 1, 2. 3, 4: Latin 1. 2. Pals: Joe, Mary. Barb. Char. Pat. Carol. Fonrlest Memories: Going steady with loe. Proms and Sweetheart Dances. FRED GEORGE MILLER Miller Pleasantville General Activities: Baseball 1: Basket- ball 1. Pals: Bob. George, Ron, Bucky. Mary. Fontlest Memories: Night of July 12. 1952. Activities: AVA 2, 3: Dance 1, Activities: Dance 1, 2, 3, 4. Pals: Bill, Charlie, Bob, Lenny. Pals: Curt, Moon, Zelena, Ar- Fondest Memories: Washington cher, Steve. trip. Fondest Memories: Washington NANCY PATRICIA MILLS Nance Pleasantville General Activities: Secretary of Frosh Class: Soph Coun. Tattler 2, 4: Choir 1, 2. 3: Dance 1, 2: Ma- jorette 4. Pals: Gale. Carol. Bert, John. Helen. Fondest Memories: Senior year. Prom, pushing ,lohn's Chevy. making majorette. trip. GALE MITCHELL Gale Absecon Commercial Activities: Dance 2, 3: Radio Broad. 2, 3. Pals: Barb, Eileen, Jeanne, Nance, Ed, Bert, Carol. Fondest Memories: Going steady with Eddie, J. and M., Senior Prom, Football games, Canteens. LENORE EILEEN MARTIN ncissy.. Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Dance 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin 1: 'Chee-ring Club 2. Pals: Beverly, Mattie, Rosie, Jean, Dot. Fondest Memories: The spring of 1952, Dewey walking me to class. UNO step backwardf, 7 :S X Aj wvol 0999 3 9-fav' Nw HENRY WILLIAM MOELLER Nskipii Absecon College Prep Activities: Math 4: French: Woodcarving. Pals: Howard, Jim, Bill. Fondest Memories: Junior Prom, Senior year. Boys' State. Miss Barhour's Algebra. ELMER STEWART MOFFITT Moff Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Latin 1. Pals: Trip, Brian, Rock, Larry, Walt, John. Fondest M e m o r i e s: Mr. Creedon's 7th period class, Frosh year. JAMES MONG iilllllu Absecon Highlanus General Activities: Dance 2, 3: Cun- ning 1. Pals: Angerman, Perri, Berg- man, Churchill, Ravell. Fondest Memories: Miss Grov- er's Junior English class. MARIE MUSTEREL FRANK BARNER OEF GEORGE OFF Marie Frank George Pleasantville Linwood Linwood General College Prep GPHCTUI Activities: At Trenton Central Activities: AVA. Activities: Gym Show 2, 33 high Personal Typing: School Pals: Rich, Ed, Shrinsky. Health Dance 1, 2. 35 AVA. Store Fondest Memories: Washington Pals: Bill. Charley, Melvin Pals Shirley, Lois, Doris. trip. George, Muss. Fondest Memories: Washington Fondest Memories: Cafeteria, 'UP Canteens. GWENDOLYN GLDFIELD i'Cwen Linwood College Prep Activities: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Coun- cil 1, 2. 3, 4: FTA 3, 4. Pals: Anita, Bette, Bert, Senior gang. Fondest Memories: Playing for assemblies, N. Y. Trip, Proms, Football games. .Z ui' ROBERT CLARENCE MOORE ALBERTA MULHOLLAND iSB0b!! KCBETVS Linwood Pleasantville General College Prep Activities: AVA 1, 2. 3, 4. Pals: Ken, Henry, Curt. Fondest Memories: Graduation, to become a senior, Prom, Washington. Activities: GAA 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2: Junior Play Com- mittee: Prom Committee. Pals: Carol, Anita, Pat, Mary, Gwen. Fondest Memories: The day I entered PHS, first night I met Richie. EDWARD OPSHELOR ROBERTA JEAN OTT Ed Bert 1 English Creek Pleasantville Commercial College Prep Activities: Magazine Drive Man- Activities: FNA 49 Student ager. Council 1, 2, 4: Junior Play Pals: Reds, Jeanie. Bill. Bl1Cky, Committee: Prom Committee. Don, joe. Pals: Clare, Maggie, Betsy, Fondest Memories: Mr. Ches- Faith. ter's History class. Fondest Memories: '55 trips, Proms, cafe, Football games. JOYCE ROBERTA MURPHY WALTER MURPHY, JR. sciloyn aaMurphs1 Cardiff West Atlantic City General College Prep Activities: Baseball 1: Football Activities: Choir: Dance: Bible. Pals: Juanita, Janet, Barbara, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee: Dance 1, 23 Photography 1. Pals: Larry, Phil, Rich, Pat, Carol, Lindner Bros. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom, Football games, Pep 'Rallies Elvita, Marie. Fondest Memories: The great thrill of being a participant in the Messiah, Dance Club. ul 9 .30 osf vt' '+ J osEPH J OHN PAGANO ,VP GLJOCY! Mays Landing Commercial Activities: D a n c eg Freshman Sports. Pals: Don, Charles, Jim, Deg, Hunky. Fondest Memories: Mr. Creed- on's History class. his the little. familiar words that accumulate the most definitions. RICHARD HARRISON PAINE DONALD JOHN PERRI ,,RiCk., .Donn Mays Landing MHYS Lanlling College Prep Commercial Activities: President in Frosh Year: Student Council 1, 2: Agricultural 1. Pals: Jim, Moon, Jim, Charles. Fondest Memories: Mr. Scholl's history and Miss GuiOn's Eng- lish Classes, Activities: FTA 3. 4: lliology 2, 3, Pals: Frank. Billy. joe. Don, Carl. Fondest Memories: F O Ot h a l l games, winning the 550. Soph English class, Canteens. if RONALD JAY PRICE JEAN RAETERY ROBERT WARREN RAVELL R0I1Ili4 ' Little Bite Bob Pleiisantvillf' Ahsecon Mays Landing Cffllfgf' Pff-'IP General Commercial Activities: Dance: P3153 BOIL lack- of moving to Florida. Greyhound 2, 3: Hunting and Fondest Memories: Prom. SH Pals: Carol, Marie, Pat. Boll. Fishing 1: Football 1, 2: Foph ond period coffee. Al, Coun, Fnndest Memories: Nfagazine Pals: Ron, Jim, Jack, Joe. Drive. Fondost Memories: Proms, Sec- ond period coffee. ARLENE LAURA PETERSON nspetesv Ahsecon Commerrial Activities: Dance 1. 2. 3: Per- sonal Typing 3. Pals: Cassie, Shirley, Sandy, Henry. Fondest Memories: Washington trip. NAOMI Lois RICE NNW., Pleasantville General Car Rvltalf- Activities: No activities lieeause Activities: Student Council 1. 2: Activities: DHHCC 1, 2, 35 Red Cross 1: College 1. Pals: Debutantes, Nita, Elviter, Marie, Perline. Fondest Memories.: Fun with seniors, Prom, Dance Club. ELLEN PFIRMAN Shorty Pleasantville Corrznzerfial JAMES PIERPONT JOHN PINKNEY, JR. nxlay., ..J0hn-- Pleasantville Milpah College Prep C971-'NUI Activities: llilmle 1, 2. 3: Poster Amivitim: gmdmn Conn,-il 1- 2. Aotivities: Che-ss anrl Checkers: 2: Economic' l. 3, Vice President 4. Pri-sirlvnt: Dimffni wlU0flf'Z1fVlntl- Pals: Roxy, Marleen. Doris. Soph Presiilf-mg jlminr Play: Pals: Sterling. White. Wake- Fonilest Nleniorir-sz Wvlien Coil Choir 1: Christmas Play. fivlfl- Calleml me to he a missionary in Pals: Everyone espevially Ma- Fftnflfwf NIf'm0rif's: IAOHQI Tlflf' Africa' l-ian. from Nlizpah. Fonrlz-st Memories: Going: to Klizpah, School Plays. v THOMASINE RINGO 'I'oInmy Pleasantvillm- l.'on1n1erf'ial Activities: College: Junior Ri-il tfros-1 'liypinglz llumw-, Pals: lflxite-r. Sallie-. Nlurgari-l. Rosie. Nita. Fonile-st X11-niorif-sz llans-e Clnh. Sllflflllilflfl rla--. 'lilianlxsgliving granite-. JOSEPH RUBINFINE Joi-N NlARCARET ROBINSON 'llugglii- l,lf'Ll4IlI1lVlllf' NICK:-e City College Prep Genera! . u'tivitiv-s: Choir l. 2. 3. 1. All- .M'tivities: Stuili-nt fiounvil l. State 3: Yiwal l: Tattl--r 2: 21 Xlmlrl liuililing 1.2. l 'l'.X fi. -1, l'rr-sill:-nl. Pals: llowarml, llarwy. Pals: lfrnc-st. Mattie, Harrie-t. Fomlest Nl:-niorie-sz Nli-- Taylor. .-Xrlvnn-. Fonnli-st Xleniories: llelautanti- Cotillion. Directing studs-nt aiil cnunvil film- Cluli, PHS vlioir. RONALD POWELL Ronnie Cardiff General Health. Pals: Hong. Fernaro, gtngerinan llc-rgniun, fllllll't'lllll. Perri. Slam Swan. Fomlest xIl'lll1lflf'i1 junior Eng. lish Vlass. Mr. Titus? last worrls Personality is what a man is. ancl that is what is left remaining when he has nothing at allf, Avtivities: Fonthallg 133.1-1,3113 -ig f . - -Q .55-,sg 21- ,L3 ,, ,,?g, c , QL: lb -' il..- ,1?,T-- 'j,,,.J 1--:JJ IG-53,-Z 72 DOLORES RUPLEY MDW., Pleasantville General Activities: Junior Red Cross 1, Drama 1: Dance 1, 2. Pals: Jack. Barb, Peg, Carol Ronnie. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom Sweetheart Dance, Washington. Lois CARROL SOMERS Lois Northfield College Prep Activities: FNA 3, 4, NHS 3. 4: Red Cross 1: Latin 1: Bi ology 2, 3. Pals: June, Barbara, Sandy, Pat Bert. Fondest Memories: Prom. Cafe- teria, French class, Washington. KENNETH GEORGE Soov itKenvs Oceanville General MARY ANN RUTAN Maryl' Mays Landing College Prep Activities: GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee: NHS, Frosh Coun.g Greyhound 3, 4. Pals: Bob, Pat, Barb, Joyce, Carol, Char. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom, Junior Play, Jan. 19, 1952. SANDRA JANE Soov asandyn Absetzon College Prep Activities: Student Council 3, Activities: ,lunior Play Commit- Sports Manager 1: Frosh Dance 191-3 Prom Committeeg Radio Committee: Radio Broad. 3. Broad, 3, P3153 SHYF, B l a c km a Il. MF- Pals: Eileen, Betsy. Lois, Bar- Scholl. bara, Alberta, Roberta. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom, Fondest Memories: OC Football finding my life flat tht' fi1'Sf games, Soph English Trip, Cafe- day of SCl100l- teria Decorating for Prom. JOHN HOWARD SAVELL Hilackw Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Dance: Football. Pals: Ron, Darrel. George, Hob. Dee. Fondest Memories: S e c o n tl period coffee, Football games. EVELYN STALLING Evite Mizpah Commercial Activities: Dance: Typing. Pals: Thomassine, Amy, Ma- tilda, Elviter, Bertha, Sadie. Fondest Memories: Cafeteria, Dance Club, 3rd period English and 4th period Shorthand classes. 1 I 'bf 5+ IU! 5- THELMA RUTH SAWYER WILLIAM SERGEANT WILLIAM SCHRIVER LORETTA SMITH hTl1PlIllu Sam Will RI-IIS Plvasantville Owanville English Croc-k English Cn-ek ffommerrial College Prep College Prep College Prep Activitin-sz llanre 1. 2: 5paII- Artivitif-sz Mode-l liuililing 1. 2: Avlivilic-sz Nlmlc-l lluilmling 1. 2. :Xctivitie-sz 1.:-advrs 1: Home ish 2. Wlumlcarvingz 1. Pals: liill. lluck. llill, Econoinics 15 Personal Tvp- Pals: 1'at. Xlaryjane. UI-e. llert. Pals: Ken, Whit, Bill. Cl:-nn. Fumlg-St Ml-mgrif-gg First play al ing 3. l Lois. Fonclesl Xlemoriesz Miss Bart- high 54-hool, P3155 Carol, Rose. Funniest M6-Infrrieez Pep rallim-F. ges' Ceoinetry class. driving I0 Fundggl Memories: Rides on school. Football garnes. Abt-'S Bug. 7 PATRICIA ANN STASUK PAIJL ROBILIVI' STAIIN DEJAII TII0IIIs STIEII 'APHIN A-lillllu lll'4'u Plf'i:lSi1llIY1llf' 1'lf'awzIIItville' Nurllifin-lil College Prep General I,UlI1l7H'fIl'lll Activitif-sz Latin 1. 21 llanvr- 1. Arlivitif-x: QKYA 1. 2, 3. 43 lfan- pXc'tixitie'N: Stuflr-nt fluunvil 1. 2. 2: CL.-XA 1. 2. 3: I-'NA 3. If-I-n 1. 2: lin-vm-, Iidimr I-f 3. 4: Prwm lllmllimiltf-v: 5+-niwr Pals: Shirlr-y. Pat. lie-rt, LU. Uffivvr Se-crm-taryg llhri-tniax lfunrlawt Nl'-Iiiurie-si l'llF, Pal-: Ill-I-ilf-. Ron, Jim, llulm. P11131 jm.. glharlh.. Puls: llillie- Jo, lflxie-. ,lane-tt:-. FUIlIlf'5l Nl:-Iimrif-S: Our l'rnnI, Nluriun. 1'lUlllll'NI x1Q'IlllPfll'NI Xlr. llrmwl- mf- hiftury I-la--. l'ruII1 rlrwurat- ing, night nf 1'roIII. 7 7 Z Jef X Q Q fe- Goodness is the only investment that never fails. KENNETH STRANG Ken Linwood General Activities: AVA 2, 3: Photog- raphy 4: international Chatter 1. Pals: Bob, Curt, Joe, Bill. Fondest Memories: Prom, being a senior, Washington. BARBARA STRICKLAND Barb Pleasantville College Prep Activities: CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent: Prom Committee: Student Council 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4. Pals: Rich, Char, Pat, Carol, Joyce, Mary, Cheerleaders. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom, Football, making cheerleader. MARGARET STONE 6SPatN Linwood College Prep Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheering JV Captain 3, Varsity 4: Proin Committee: Soph Coun. Pals: Carol, Joyce, Mary, Cheer- leaders. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom, being a cheerleader, games. I DIANA TAGGART Diane Absecon College Prep Activities: Latin l. 2: Dance 1, 2, 3. Pals: El, Bert, Dot, Sally, Ed, Senior gang. Fonclest Memories: PHS dances, Football games, Washington. JOHN JOSEPH TAORMINO ttjohnv Abseeon College Prep Activities. Latin 1, 2: Photog- raphy 2, 3, 4: Choir 1. Pals: Larry, Richard, Elmer, Frank, Skip. Fondest Memories: D a n c e s, F 0 ot b a ll games, Washington, Plays. PATRICIA ANN TASH Tish Pleasantville General Activities: CAA 1, 2, 3, 4: ln- tramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. Pals: Bernie, Shirley. Dot, Pat, Blanche. Fondest Memories: The sports- manship of boys in sports of PHS. SARAH JANE THOMAS Sally Absecon Highlands College Prep Activities: Tattler 3, 4: Red Cross 1. Pals: Mary Ann, Pat, Peggy, Betty, Nancy, Sheila. Fondest Memories: Tattler trip to N. Y., Washington trip. WAYNE HORACE SUTTON uwayneu Northfield General Activities: Sports Club. Pals: Ulf, Paul, Bob, John. Fondest Memories: 3rd period lunch, and Mr. Heldelt, Mr. Behle's art class, Mr. Vallaster's TBM class. . gilt! :J WILLIAM RONALD SWAIN GLYO-Yo!! Pleasantville Commercial Activities: AVA 1, 3, 4: Book- keeping 3. Pals: Zimmer, Paul, Clarence, Dotts, Top, Russ. Fondest Memories: American History class, Frosh year, Can- teen, Washington trip. J AMES SWAN 'LSwanee ' Pleasantville General Activities: Track 2, 33 Football JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4: Basketball JV 2, 3. Pals: Lindner Bros, Bert, Trip, Barnes, Kelleher, Mike. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom, A.C. game, '53, Mr. Wilson for line coach. WILLIAM SWANSEN nBillsv Linwood Commercial Activities: Sports 1, 2: Model Building: Camera 1: Stamp 1. Pals: Brian, Joe, Bill, Bob, Ken, Rich. Fondest Memories: Footlfall games, 3 o'cl0ck, Washington trip. MARLENE CAROL THOMS Snooky Absecon College Prep Council 4, GAA 4: Activities: Student Prom Committee, Dance 1, 2, 3, 4. Pals: Judy, Dottie, jane, Jean, Sue, Janet, Senior gang. F o n d e st Memories: Oct. 12, 1953, Linwood A.C. games, Proms, Washington trip. SARAH YVONNE THORTON Yvonne Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Choir 2. 3, 4, Vo- cal 1. Pals: Args-nia, Mattie. Fondest Memories: Junior Prom, Choir program at Trenton in Iny Junior year, Football games, Washington trip. ROBERT JAYE TOMPKINS '5BolJ Pleasantville Commerrial Activities: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Vive President, Prom Commit- tee, Tattler 2. Pals: George, joe, Al, Jack, Pat. Fondest Memories: Prom, going to every football game played in my four years, trip to Rutgers University. Science belongs in a world of upright, hon- orable menfl yr' ,af 00 JOHN WILLIAM TOWNSEND UJ0hn71 Absecon General Activities: Sports, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, 3, 4. Pals: Jim, Charles, Ray, Micky, Rich, Larry. Fondest Memories: Washington PHILIP TRIPICIAN Trip Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Student Council 1 2, 3, 4: Junior Class President: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Pront Com mittee: Tattler. Pals: Murph, Larry, Kelleher, Swanee. Fondest Memories: Junior Prom 1 CAROL PHYLLIS TURNER Carol Linwood Commercial Activities: Cheering 3, 4: Prom Committee: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 33 Dance 1, 2, 3. Pals: Char, Pat, Barb, Joyce, El, Mary. Fondest Memories: Junior Prom Committee and Junior Prom, be- ing a cheerleader. trip. Q 't K as School dances, Kids at PHS. BETTY JANE WATERS JOSEPH WEGMAN WENDELL CLARENCE Betty Jane Moose WHITE Pleasantville Mays Landing Giwendellii Pleasantville College Prep Activities: Latin 1, 2: Dance 1, 2: Personal Typing 3, 4. Pals: Louise, Kitty, Blanche, Betty, Pat, Dot. Fondest Memories: Junior year, Football games, Pep Rallies, Washington trip. College Prep Activities: Chess 2: Woodcarv- Cmefal ing 25 Hunting 3. Activities: Woodcarving 1. Pals: Bill, CIHYCHCC, Cllfi, Tom, Pals: T h u r m o n d, Christman, Rich, Charles, Curt. Pinkney, Johnson. Fondest Mf'rll0ri6SZ The Junior Fondest Memories: Washington Prom. trip. DOROTHY WHITHEAD Dottie Alisecon College Prep Activities: GAA 3, 4: Cheer- leader 4: Prom Committee, Dance 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 1. Pals: Judy, Marlene, Janet, Sue, Senior gang. Fondest Memories: A.C. games with Linwood, making cheer- leader, Washington trip. JOSEPH JOHN VICTOR ACJUPN Mays Landing Cnmmereial Aetivities: Sports 1. 2: Wood- sllop 3. Pals: Curtis, Don. Joe. Moon. Catalano. Fonflest Memories: Starting to attend PHS. DOROTHY LOUISE WHITING UDOVV Pleasantville College Prep Activities: College 4: Prom Cornnlittc-e: FNA 1: .-Advanced Math 4: Dance 1, 2. 3. Pals: Arlene, Bill, Senior gang. Fundest Memories: The day l beeame a Senior. going to the Frosh Prom, Washington. A xx at l T HURMOND WAKEFIELD ThurmOnd Pleasantville General Activities: Sports 1, 2: Wood- shop 3, 4: Danee 1, 2. Pals: Wendell, Bud, Charlie. John. Pete, John. Fondest Memories: '54 Junior Prom. 53-54 Basketball Team. KATHRYN MARIE WIEBER g'Kitty Linwood Commercial Activities: Dance 1, 2, 3: Home Economics 1. Pals: Blanche, Marie, .lanet Pat, Dot, Betty Jane, Mary. Fondest Memories: '54 Prom '53 Sweetheart Dance. Canteens Washington trip. Q Q Q BARBARA MAE WALTON 55BarbYY Pleasantville General Activities: Dance 1, 2: Home Economics 1. 3: Tattler 3, 4. Pals: Kitty, Blanche, Lois. June. Alice. Clare. Fondest Memories: F o O t b a ll games, Washington trip. ELSIE JEAN WILLIARD Elsie Linwood College Prep CURTIS WARE Ike Pleasantville General Activities: AVA 2, 3, 43 Cam- era 1. Pals: Clarence. Bill, Joe, Bob. Eddie, Henry, Ken. Fondest Memories: Sweetheart Dance, Prom. Football games. UML' aegirlfll I 'fi ' YN Activities: Cheering 3, 4: Prom Committee, Dance 1, 2, 3: Poster 1 : Biology 2. Pals: Billie Jo, Barb, Pat, Char, Carol, Dejah, Bill. Fonclest Memories: Prom and being on Prom Committee, be- ing a cheerleader. My Personality is the One infinitely v a l u a bl e treasure in the uni- versef, JOSEPH JOIIN ZELENA ..DPg-. Mays Landing Commercial Activities: Hunting and Fishing 1: Sportsmen 2. Pals: Steve, Charles. Curt. Jim. Bob. Moon. Fontlest Memories: Vlivashingtun trip. BLANCHE WILLETTS Killer Bargaintown Conzmerrial Activities: Dance 1. 2. 3: Home Economies l. Pals: Kitty. Shirley. Maryanne, Pat, Dot, Virginia. Nlaryjane. Roseanne. Fonclest Nleninriesz Pep Rallies. Football games. Washingtnn trip. WILLIAM ZIMMER. JR. Moose Pleasantvillr- General Activities: Model ll u i l tl i n W'OOtlr'arYing. Pals: filart-not-. ,Im-. Paul, Elmer. Fumlt-st ixlt'I1lllI'lCSI luniur Prom. Cafeteria duty. ETIIEL JUANITA WILLIAMS Nita Pleasantville General Activities: Dance 1. 2, 3: Choir 3. Pals: Janet, Shirley, J O y c e. Marie, Vita, Jesse, Burltly. Fondest Memories: Thi- clay l met Mr. Washington trip. 6 DOROTHY JANE WILSON DOI Pleasantville Commercial Activities: CAA 1. 2, 3, 4: Vol leyball 1, 2, 3: Poster l, 2, 3 Leaders Corps 2. Pals: Tish, Shirley, Blanche Pat. Walt, Senior gang. Fontlest Memories: junior Prom Srhonl spirit Of all tlie students Washington trip. There is no surplus Of knowledgefa v PETER MERRILL WISE THOMAS ALLING WOLCOTT Pete Chief Absecon Northfield College Prep College Prep ACtiVitiPS' Baseball 3- 4' Wood' Activities: Dance 1 Photo . 1 Q g' C3l'Ving 22 DHHC0 1, 2, 31 41 raphy 1, 2: Football Manager Choir 3, 4- U 4-g Tattler 2. Pals: Paul, Bert, Jim, Tom, Bill. pals: Moose, Bill, Joe, Pete, Fondest Memories: Football in Five Fingers, Vikie. Frosh year, 'Sweetheart Dance, Fondest Memories: Waiehing Camffensv Prom- the San Quentin Quail every morning. NIARYANNE Woon Woody Pleasantville Commercial FNA 2, 3. Pals: Edna, Hannah, Blanche, Kitty, Betty Jane, Sally, Dot Pat. Fondest Memories: Pep Rallies, Football games, Washington trip '4This above all, to thine ownself be true. And it will follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. Activities: Bible lg Tattler lg ANNA MAY WOODFALL llwoody!! Linwood General Activities: FNA 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross lg Dance 3. Pals: Dot, Patti, June, Van, Chuck. Fondest Memories: '54 Sweet- heart Dance, Chuck's graduation and Class Night, OCHS vs PHS game '53, Washington. Most A ctive DEJAH STIER JAY PIERPGNT Most Dependable DEJAH STIER JAY PIERPONT STUDENT COUNCIL Most Likely to Succeed BETTE DAVIS BILL DAVIES AVORITES M ost A thletic CHARLOTTE HARMON LINDNER KUNZ Best Dressed JANET CRAWFORD JOHN CATALANO M ost Versatile BETTE DAVIS JAY PIERPONT -.V .W-+,M,.,..-., . , , . ,, , Q Most Intellectual FAITH BIDWELL HOWARD KITTAY Best Looking EILEEN HACKETT CHARLES ANGERMAN SENIO . A Best Personality ELSIE WILLIARD JAY PIERPONT 'X AVORITES F riendliest ELSIE WILLIARD ANGELO MARCONI Wittiest PEGGY HICKEY J AY PIERPONT kv , Most Sophisticated BARBARA STRICKLAND PETE WISE BREE Early in June nine editors were chosen by M Riehm and Mr. Willialiis to head the varic departments and aid the Co-Editors, Dejah St and Anita Frisbie. At this time plans were ma to meet during the summer to get a head start During the summer we organized our mater selected our staff, and chose our theme, nSeason Advisor MISS RIEHM and Co-Editor DEJAH STIER l q? '1i 4 7 ja , U Q 1 4.9. I i - Layout Editor, PAUL STARN X. Feature Staff left to right are: Faith Bidwell and Claire SPOFIS Staff lftfl I0 Tiiihl HTC! Pai Stone, Barbara Sffifk- Cleisburg, Co-Editorsg Betsy Apel, Roberta Ott, Alice land and Ulf Ernst. Co-Etlitorsg Charlotte Kunz. and Carol Fackenthal, Margaret Robinson, and Nancy Nlills. TUYIIFF. one of the biggest projects of our senior year. STAFF By the time September rolled around the Breeze was on its way. There were deadlines to meet, pictures to be taken and articles to be written. As the busy year draws to its close the Breeze is completed and is now presented to you, our class, our faculty, and our school. Co-Editor ANITA FRISBIE and Advisor MR. WILLIANIS Typing Editor Art Staff left to right are: Charlotte Kunz, Janette Boz BLANCHE WILLETTS arth, Art Editorg and Marion DaCr0ssa. Not pictured Billie Jo Conrad. W Typing Staff left to right in the flrsl row arg: Pat Business Staff left to right are: Gwen Oldfield. Alberta Bocelll and -lean Adams- Sgt-ond row: Roseanne Emper Mulholland, Mary Rutan. Business Editorg Joyce Mahoney, and Maryjane Emper. Third row: Maryanne Wood and Lois SOTUCYS- and Belff- Dads- Edna Barrett. Standing is Sue Lloyd. xp -sf sfX.-N' ' ..I 5. E GLI H CLUB xv., XV' x.,N 2 , ' . 1 ' 7 van slum' CZIUSF why thvy should M15 YOUI' Cfmsclencl bothifmg YOU- nul e-nte-r into niutrirrmnyf' ,-.f X ,,-. , x xo... wx X 1g,,..-'S-x' 3 , 5 if 9 QL S' 1 y 5 --...n.,., yu Who is taking whom? There is nothing like a dame. f E 52, U f 5 Q fi i Q Q Q. In flu- pups at the- wrong tinw! What a pipe! 19 . A .41 . w is-X5 v n v-X.-, 1 f x,-,. 1 as -f . 5 x K :Ma . Y.. 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X M 'f' -. :W-ff-M --Rv CE This was all topped off with the music of Bob Chester and his orchestra. Miss Sweetheart. Barham Ftrir-klaml. aml her attend- ants, Eileen Hackett and Pat Stone, were chosen from the senior Class hy the males present. The selected beauties were presented with bouquets of flowers and gifts on this momentous occasion. 'ss 3 We, the class of nineteen-hundred and fifty- five, presumably of sound mind and body, do hereby proclaim this, our last will and testament. MARY ABEL leaves her good attendance record to Linda Lewis for improvement. JEAN ADAMS leaves her eyes to Vivian Spero. CHARLES ANGERMAN leaves his title of Best Lookingw to some future senior. BETSY APEL leaves her dramatic ability to Judy Sill JOHN ARCHER leaves his senior 'Vlath Class MARIAN ARCHETTO leaves a pair of suede loafers for Mr Williams to step on ELEANOR BAIER leases with Harry wishing she werent VIVIAN BANNER leases Mrs Martin say mg It isnt air' EDNA BARRETT leases to another student her place in Commercial Law JOE BARRY leases all his A s to a needy freshman CAROL BATES leaves her Commercial Law Book to a studlous Commercial junior Dolores King ELAINE BENJAMIN leaves her geometry book for 'VIabel Cars HOWARD BENSEL leases his typewriter to the slow typlst of next year JAIVIES BERCMAN leases for the wllds of Mays Landing FAITH BIDWEIL leases her eighth grade iter Priscilla for her brother Allen to look after next sear FAYE BINGENHEIMER leaves her eat in the Driver Pd car to an unfortunate Junior JUNE BISHOP leases her baggy gsm uit ll' PAUI BI ASKO sulls his pole saultmg pole to Donald Pflrman PAT BOCELIF lease her PAD book to some unlucky junior BEVFRIY BOGC9 leases her flair for dra matics and exten lse soc abulars to Ioretta Cauplm JANET BOZARTH lease Mr Behle to H Kids for another sear CLARENCE BRADSHAYV syllls all his ah en tee excuses to an incoming freshman LAST SADDIE BRACGS wills her Commercial Law to Argenia Milbourne. JUDY BRANGENBERC leaves her class Treasureris book behind for some junior to balance. HARVEY BROWN leaves his innertubes to some future senior. BETTY BRUCKLER leaves her shorthand book to Darlene Bruckler. HENRY BUCK wills his shot-put to Harley Barnes. BOB BUDNICK leaves to P H S all the good tunes he had and all the poor marks he received MARIE BUFORD leases her unbalanced chemistry equations to Arlene and Syrtlller PAT CAMILLO leaves her quietness in fourth period English class to Jane Peterson PEARLENE CARROLL leases her petite size to Nancy Whltlng VIVIAN CARY W1llS her chemistry book to Mabel Cary JOHN CATALANO leases h1s title of Cat to some hep junior CHARLES CHRISTMAN leases his parking space for another worthy Buick RAY CHURCHILL leaves thlrd period t next vears emors for a coffee break at Bens JAMES CLEMENSON leases his great selling ability to some lucky senior during the 1956 Magazine Drive' BILLIE JO CONRAD leaves her baggy gym socks to Joanle KlIlSCll JOE COOK ynlls his lays class to his brother Don SHIRLEY COLCHOUD leases her Commer ual Lass book to her sister ARNFTTE CRANMER leases her yangllng bracelets typing and behind tic ssheel JANFT CRAWPORII leases hu tltle of Bc st Dressed to Nancy Iacula MARION DA CROSS-X leases Mr Bthlf Nllll a fem gray hair and sslthout a few punt brushts BVI IF DAVIS least her cheerful mile RA HY DAVIS leans a shut of Uirbon piptr RIFHARD DI EBOLIJ leases his u ed gsm trunks to a new freshman WILL . . l U , 7 o . Y - ' Y- . ' 56 ' 7 if ' 79 Y 0 1 V . 7 - za 1 so Y '- N . Y ' ' SC 77 GG ' ' 77 v . . 0 , . I '. s . . 7 V . Y Y . - 1 n I s . CC ' ' T7 J Y . . . 5.5 g . . 9 V. I - . , . 1 s J . , - X , , in locker 477. to some poor skinny junior in .4 , - w .. - I , . I - g' v av ' , A 4 K Y . I, ' ' . 4 I li . N A ' Y tt ' . J ,, f s . . . J 4 k I . f ' 2. L 157. '. .T ,'-s X , s 1 , 's . . 4' i ' T ' Q ' t we -C ' 7, V . , , . I s. - , C ' ' ' S ' AND TESTAMENT MYRTLE DEGELEY leaves a big piece of paper for all seniors in law and typing class to stick their gum on. CAROL DE MILL leaves her blonde hair to Nancy' Pacula. WAYNE DILKS leaves to make a fast million. BILL DOTTS leaves his clam rake to any' interested freshman. RICHARD EICHORST leaves his 1940 Pon- tiac to whoever wants it. JOHN EISEMAN leaves his chocolate milk spattered shirt to some playful junior AI BIRRTX EI LENBERC leaves her three lockers to some studious junior ROCKINE ELLIOTT leaves his solid geometry book Wlth the answers ln lt to a worthy junior GEORGE ELWELL leaves his seat ln home room 104- MARYJANE EIVIPER leaves her shortness to Gall Austin ROSEANNE EIVIPER leaves her shorthand two book to Vlarv Lvnn Rocap CAROL ENGLISH leaves her title as Cap tam of Batonettes to some deserving un derclassman LLF ERNsT leaves his burnt up 1936 Dodge to anyone stupld enough to want 1t CHARLES EVANS leaves his football shoes and jersev for William VlcFarland Bl RT EYDI' leaves his 2 point basketball average to Rav Lowery AI ICE FACRENTHAI L leaves her vvorn out pencils in locker all for some needv undercla sman MATTIE FOI NTAIN leave her majorette SUIT to some luckv batonette and her friend lmess to I it Cheathim CI RI'lS FR KN Fl leave his INIJCXNTIICI' lll ttf r nn the ne t oo 1 IA VRIHBII l vc hr tack of tis e llclr CII XRI Es Fl I CHILR leave a list of evtcu e cr 'Nlr Tltu to some fre hman 'XIX J II If lltli leave vvlth her vvonderful morie NIUNIJ l I viva '1 mg, rrv but rinklv a 1 anythm BARBARA CANDY leavc her favorite type vvrlter lll room 101 JEAN ANN GARRETT leaves her good humor to lzora Bibby. CAROL GELMAN leaves her seat in the bus for some lucky junior. CLARE GLEISBERG leaves her four years of choir and Student Council to some am- bitious future P.H.S. student. HENRY GIIENTHER leaves a slew of good friends. EILEEN HACKETT leaves her title of Best Lookingii to her sisteriPat. JERRY HACKETT leaves the Greyhound to the advisors SHIRLEY HACKETT leaves all her clothes to her 1ster to fllll h high school in DORIS HACKNEY leaves Mr Behle IVIIII fevver paint brushes JACKIE HAINNLM wills 'Vlr fltus to Jane Peterson JOE HARLAN leaves his genuine buck skin shoes to some poor fre hman BARBARA HAYES leaves Mr WIIIIHIIIS at peace PEGGY HICKEY leaves her title as Class Comic to some good humored future senior BARBARA HOUSE leaves all her lost pencils to some needy person SHLILA HUDSON leaves still trying to de cide vvhat to leave to her cousin Nancy TOIVI IRELAND leaves his chemistry prob lems to sophs LINDSAY JACKSON leaves a vacancy ln the mens section of the I' H S Choir STERLING JOHNSON leaves hls seat on the bus to Garllus Johnson MELVIN JONFS leaves his basketball outfit to farllus Johnson SON A Ixtltt leaves her mu l ab l tv t lfne Iur in IIE lxlll l h k a IXRD lxl'ITX1 lt vc I ll e grfen sou 4 y om: fnlor vv n e pret mart RI OTll IXI Nl lf ive Or o ut im the Cheer eader t omc e m junior Il-At lllIL I Xl Ck fmallv leavcs IARRY I If ER tl es trymg figure out his chemical formulas 4 'I I' 4 I . g . 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' . . .lc C Q HARMOIN LIINDNER leaves all hrs grrl prob CINS SI F LLOXD leases a sacancy rn the Var rts Cheerleadrng Squad for some lucky future senror SHIRLFY LONDON lrases srx of her tvselse lockers to some ssorthy yunror STEVF LUCAS leases hrs cheatrng rn cards on the bus to Brll Srmpkrns MARGARET MacLAUGHLIN leaves her edr tor hrp of the Greyhound to some deserv mg student JOYCE MAHONEY leaves her pep to Kel ogg ROBFRT MAQUIRE leaves hrs drawrng board and mechanrcal drassrng to Brll Plummer ANGELO MARCONI leaves an empty seat lVIr Merrrfreld s typrng class LENORE MARTIN leaves a drrts gsm surt to Rosle Pratt and Barbara Robrn on MARGARET MASQEY leases her seat rn Commercral Law to Shrrley Tartaglrone EILEEIN MATHIS leases all her fun and good trmes she had at PHS to Margre JAMES McCARTY leases the telephone pole he hrt ssrth hrs pop s car FRED MILLER leases school wrth an A rn publrc speakrng class NANCY MILI S leases a vacancy rn the so prano sectron of the P H S Chorr GALE 'VIITCHELL leases Mr Wrllrarns ssrth a fess more gray harrs HENRY MOELLER leaves to the junrors hrs place rn the lunch lrne lThe endl ELNIER MOFFITT leaves hrs backward ways to a future senror BOB MOORE leases hrs parkrng space for Andy Cowan ALBERTA Ml LHOLLAND leaves her short ness to any junror who wants rt JOYCE MURPHY leases for a career of nursrng WALT MURPHY leases hrs humorous laugh to Rrchre Fornaro MARIE MUSTEREL leaves to her srster Dorrs her homeroom seat FRANK OFF leaves all hrs school books to Bob Mrller GEORGE OFF leaves the pretzels rn Mr Wrllrams' PA D class for a future senror to Cat LAST GWEN OLDFIELD leaves her musical abrlr tres and playrng the organ to Helena Tur lrnskr ED OPSHELOR leases hrs talent for addrng up frgures fast to Rosle ROBERTA OTT exrts strll handrng Clare clean trssues JOF PAGANO leases hrs thrrd perrod Cof fee break to some lucks junror RICHARD PAINE leaves Mrss Vetter to brrghten up the school rn years to come DON PERRI leases hrs frrst perrod math class to Ted Moll ARLENE PETERSON leaves her Cornmercral Law class to Shrrley ELLEN PFIRMAIN leases her herght of 6 21 to some trny freshman JAY PIERPONT lease all hrs trtles class fasorrtes to Mrke Lrndner JOHN PICKNEY leases hrs abrlrty rn plas rng cards to Jerrs Charlre and Spencer RONNIE POWELL leases hoplng to frnd twenty drfferent ssass to make money RONNIE PRICE leases hrs thermos bottle to Mr Wrlson BOB RAVELL leases for the woods NAOMI RICE leases her seat sacant rn the Chorr for a second alto who wrll come very handy THOMASSINE RINGO leaves her last strck of gum to the next student rn Mr Merrr frelds class MARGARET ROBINSON leaves a joke book to Mr C JOE RLBINFINE leases hrs VOICE to Don Stevens DEE RIPLEY leases to marry Jack MARY RIJTAN leaves strll tryrng to keep up vsrth Joyce JACK SAVELL leases hrs glasses to some junror takrng Latrn THELMA SAWYER leases her overcrowded locker to Mary Becker BILL SERGEANT leases hrs drrty sshrte bucks to Mr Trtus BILL SCHRIVFR exrts to be Sherrff of Englrsh Creek LORETTA SMITH leaves to some unlucky junror her seat rn Math Class LOIS SOMERS leaves some goldfrsh for Mrs Bowen,s aquarrum WILL T r ' ' . . . f- ' 1 , 7 - as . 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I - as - A., , A - as TESTAMENT KEN SOOY leaves a hot blue Mercury to a seventeen year old JUHIOI' SANDRA SOOY leaves her seat ln solld class to Karen I'll1ot EVELYIN STALLING leaves her Engll h book to some mart JUIIIOI' to u c for nest year PAT STASLIX leaves her chemlstry marks to Ruth Becker BOB STARN leaves hls drawlng board to next year s layout edltor DEJAH STIER leaves all her worrles of Breeze to Shelby KEN SITRANC leaves his front row assembly seat to ,lonl BARBARA STRICKLAND leave her tltle as 'Vlost Sophlstlcated to Barbara Leigh PAT STONE leaves her naturally curly halr to some unfortunate cheerleader at damp football games WAYNE SUTTON leaves hls halr cut to Bob belsel BILL SWAIN leaves all hls books and teachers JIM SWAN leaves ln football helmet to Ray Lowery BIII SWANSEN leaves an empty parklng space along the fence DIANA IACCART leaves a boo ter for Wir Bowen s televlslon set JOHN TAORMINO leaves all hls homework to P Il S PAT TASH leaves her ablllty ln ports to Irene Leeds SAIIY THOMAS leaves her seat IH semor math class to Betty Seyler MARI FNE THOMS leave her vvalk to Cmdy Ievln YVOIVNE THORNTON leave her French marks to Kenny BOBBY TOMPKINS wllls his band sergeant stripes to Al Blame PHIL TRIPICIAN leave hls football lumps to Cap Pflrman CAROL TI RNFR lfaves her hospltal days to some unfortunate lumor JOE VICTOR lcavcs 'Vlr 'Nlcrrlfleld s sccond perlod Commercial Lava class to ,loan Pap palardo THLRVIOND WAKErlELD leaves hrs C honor roll to some worthy jumor BARBARA WALTON leaves her loyal royal to an oncommg semor CURTIS WARE leaves the problems of the A V A Club to Mr Cohen BETTY JANE WATERS leaves her late sllps to ,loe Magglo JOE WEGMAN leaves all hxs chairs for Charles Cam to sleep H1 WENDELL WHITE leaves hls joke tellmg to Ken Martin DOTTIE LOU WHITHED leaves her squeaky voxce to Jeannme Wood DOT WHITINC leaves advlce to those com mg ln and those already here Make the best of your years KITTY WIEBER w1lls her Commerclal Law book to Mr Merrlfleld ELSIE WILLIARD leaves her seat 1n Mr Wllll3mS PAD class to Barbara Lelgh BLANCHE WILLETTS leaves her Commer c1al Law book to Vlfglllla Shlelds JUANITA WILLIAMs leaves her serious look to some deservmg junior DOT WILSON leaves her ablllty to Keep em Sltllllllg to Betty Lou Rlsley and Gerrl Spllle PETE WISE leaves hrs wlnte bucks to any one who wants them TOM WOLCOTT leaves h1s flreman s badge ambulance runs and flre alarms to any crazy person VVIARYANNE WOOD leaves her PAD marks to Hannah Channell ANNA MAY WOODFALI leaves her rasp berrles to some lucky junlor and may he be teased as much as she was JOE ZFLENA leaves his brams m Mr Merrl field s second period class to Charles Cam BILL ZIIVIMER leaves the bay for some other daydreamer Wzlnesses Vllss Jane E Rlehm Vlr Paul Wllllams Faith Bxdvvell Clare Glelsberg , 1 Y L V ' cs - as Y N , V , c . , - I --T J ' u Q n 4 1 , Q S . 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T F 1' - at as I PROPHECY Come what may succeed or all what wzll I need be no allure My zelrl may be stony or suampy my plough may be poor my strength small the weather bad but z heartzly as unto my Lord I do the best I can and look not back but keep rzght on I am no allure MARY ABEL to be a secretary JEAN ADAMS to be a secretary BETSY APEL to be an alrlme hostess JOHN ARCHER to be a carpenter or work IH a lumber yard RICHARD ARCELAY to get marrled lxve ln the Mldwest and have flVC chlldren MARIAN ARCHETTO to be a soclal worker EI EANOR BAIER wants to get marrled VIVIAN BANNER to be a prlvate secretary EDNA BARRETT to be a ecretary JOE BARRY has the ambltlon of a Dl0l0glSt WAVES FAITH BIDWELL to be an 1nter1or deco rator FAY BINCENHEIMER to lead a happy llfe JUNE BISHOP to be a buslness woman PAUL BLASKO to be an agrlcultural en gmeer PAT BOCELLE to be a secretary BEVERLY BOGGS to Jom the nursmg pro fesslon JANET BOZARTH to be a commerclal ar lS CLARENCE BRADSHAW to have a Naval career SADDIE BRAGGS to be a secretary JUDY BRANGENBERC to lead a useful l1fe and be a credlt to her parents BETTY BRUCKLER to be a secretary HENRY BUCK to be a dlesel mechamc or an agrlcultural englneer PAT CAMILLO to get married and have twelve chlldren VIVIAN CARY to be a laboratory techmclan ln a chlldrens hospital CHARLES CHRISTMAN to be an CICCIIICHI englneer RAY CHURCHILL to jom the Navy and afterwards to own a flshlng station LARRY CLARK to be a draftsman BILLIE JO CONRAD to make Mr V a good secretary JOE COOK to be a salesman 'NIALTBIE D BABCOCK RICHARD COPPOCK to be a rad1o and televlslon techmclan SHIRLEY COUCHOUD to be a secretary ARNETTE CRANMER to be a prlvate secre tary JANET CRAWFORD to marry a mllhonalre MARIAN DA CROSSA to be a physlcal therapist BILL DAVIES to establlsh a POSIIIOII ln the teachmg admml tratlon BETTE DAVIS to work ln radlo or televlsxon KATHY DAVIS to be a telephone operator RICHARD DEEBOLD to lead a happy llfe MYRTLE DECELEY to be a receptlonlst CAROL DE MILL to be a secretary VI AYNE DILKS to be a multl mllllonalre BILL DOTTS to be Wllh the flsh and wlldllfe servxce RICHARD EICHORST to jom the Navy JOHN EISEMAN to be a doctor ln the Navy ALBERTA ELLENBERG to go to Florlda every year ROCKNE ELLIOTT to be a forest ranger MARYJANE EMPER to be a secretary ROSEANNE EMPER to be a secretary CAROL ENGLISH to be an alrllne hostess ULF ERNST to study journallsm or embark on a Naval career CHARLES EVANS to be a doctor ALBERT EYDE to be a mathematxclan ALICE FACKENTHAL to Jom the nurslng professlon MATTIE FOUNTAIN to be a psychologlst ANITA FRISBIE to be a rural elementary superwlsor m New England CHARLES FULCHER to be an englneer MARY FULCHER to be a receptlonlst BARBARA CANDY to be a dental asslstant JEAN ANN CARRETT to be a teacher CLARE GLEISBERG to be a telephone op erator and lead a good llfe so as to be a credlt to those I love N 7 f . 3 , f . i f. V , 1 J 7 . f ' .97 J l n n :SL s S ELAINE BENJAMIN wishes to join the and be a boat builder, t.t PROPHECY HENRY GUENTHER to be a lmotype op erator EILEEN HACKETT to be a beautlclan SHIRLEY HACKETT to be a secretary DORIS HACKNEY to jo1n the WAVES JACKIE HANNLM to be a successful WIIP JEAN HANSELMANN to be a travellng saleswoman JOE HARLAN to retlre after he makes hls flrst mllllon BARBARA HAYES to be a telephone opera or PEGGY HICKEY to be a telephone operator BARBARA HOLSE to be a beautlclan SHEILA HUDSON to be an accredlted phy slcal theraplst THOIVIAS IRELAND to be a gold mme owner LINDSAY JACKSON to be a medlcal tech 1 clan STERLING JOHNSON to start a buslness MELVIN JONES to play pro football RUSSELL KARAFFA to establxsh a busmess for hlmself RICHARD KELLEHER to be a chemlst HOWARD KITTAY to be an electrlcal en gmeer BRIAN KLESHKA to be a mechamc CHARLOTTE KLNZ to go to the Umversltv of Delaware PEACHIE LAUCK to be a nurse LARRY L ECUYER to be a sports car owner HARMON LINDNER to 10111 the Marlnes GEORGE LINK to jom the Marlnes SUE LLOYD to be a secretary SHIRLEY LONDON to work at Bell Tele phone Company STEVE LUCAS to be a radlo and televlslon technlclan MARGARET MacLAUGHLIN to be a teacher BOB MAQUIRE to be an electrlcal englneer LENORE MARTIN to be a French teacher MARGARET MASSEY to be a secretary EILEEN MATHIS to get marrled and have f1ve chlldren JOHN 'VIATHIS to make money JAMES MCCARTY to be a pxlot FRED MILLER to jom the Marme Corps NANCY MILLS to be a professlonal slnger GAIL MITCHELL to be a nurse HENRY MOELLER to be IH the medlcal professlon ELMER MOFFITT to Jom the Navy JIM MONG to have a career 1n the U S Marme Corps BOB MOORE to be a dlesel englneer ALBERTA MULHOLLAND to be a nurse JOYCE MURPHY to be a nurse WALT MURPHY to be a mechamcal en gmeer MARIE MUSTEREL to be an 0fflC6 clerk or a typlst FRANK OFF to be an aeronautlcs engmeer GEORGE OFF to lead a happy llfe GWEN OLDFIELD to be a publlc school muslc teacher EDWARD OPSHELOR to be a chartered boat owner and captaln ROBERTA OTT to be a nurse and lab technlclan JOE PAGANO to be a Merchant Marlne teacher DON PERRI to be an automobile mechanlc ARLENE PETERSON to be a secretary ELLEN PFIRMAN to be a mlsslonary to Kenya Colony Afrlca JAY PIERPONT to go ln the Army JOHN PICKNEY to be a diesel mechanlc RONNIE POWELL to be a sportscaster RONNIE PRICE to be a bulldlng engmeer BOB RAVELL to be a conversatlonallst NAOMI RICE to be a nurse THOMASSINE RINGO to be a secretary MARGARET ROBINSON to be a dlrector of muslc education JOE RLBINFINE to be Mayor of McKee Clty DEE RUPLEY to be a good wlfe MARY RUTAN to marry Bob JACK SAVELL to be a commerclal artlst THELMA SAWYER to be a secretary BILL SERGEANT to be a flyer BILL SCHRIVER to be Mayor of Engllsh Creek or a carpenter LORETTA SMITH to be a telephone opera or LOIS SOMERS to be a nurse KEN SOOY to marry a red head I SONJA KABA to be a Concert Pianisf RICHARD PAINE to be a math and Science ' I PROPHECY SANDRA QOOY t Ie 1 hu uoman IVILITIN STALLIING to he 1 ecretarx PAT SFASI lx to he a nur e BOB STARIN to he a jet pllot lll the Air I'or4c DILJAH STIFR to make my parent proud of me KIA STRAINC to be a draft man BARBXRA QTRICKI AND to he a p scholo I PAT QTOINE to be a famou huser of dree deelgne m France VVATINI' SL TTON to he a commerclal artl t BIIL QWAIN to be the Guperxleor of A C Electrlc Companx JIM SWAN to he football coach at PHN ln 1959 BII L QWANBEIN to be a die el engmeer DIANA TAGCART to he a ecretarx JOHIN TAROIVIINO to he a THCIIO and tele X1 mn technlclan PAT TAbH to be a txpl t SALLX THONIAS to he a ecretarx MARLENE TI-IOMb to be a prn ate ecretarx YVONNE THORNTON he mu teacher BOB TOVIPRIINS to he a great drummer Ilke Budflx Rlch JOHN TOWNNEND to he a jet ace ln thc I S A F PHIL TRIPIITIAN ta he W che mcal en me r -fx CAROL Tl HINFR to he a nur e JOI7 VICTOR to he a carpenter THURMOIND WAKEFILI D to he a bullcler BARBARA WALTOIN to g t bu lne Qchool CURTIS WARF to he an electrlclan BETTY JANE WATERS to he a mu IC teacher JOE WEGNIAIN to be an outdoor motor expert WENDELL WHITI: to he m a truckmg or constructlon huemew DOTTIE IOU WHITED to be a ccretarx KITTX WIEBER to be a tx p1 t ELSIE WILLIAIID to work at telephone compam BLANCHE WILLETTS to be a tenographer JLANITA WILLIAMS to tudx mu 1C DOT WILSON to be a commerclal artlet PETE WISE to be an Alr Force offlcer TOM WOLCOTT to be chlef of Northfleld Flre Department MARYANNE WOOD to be a txplst ANNA MAY WOODFALL to be a nur e JOE 7ELENA to jom the Army BILL ZIMMER to be an offlcer ln the Marltlme serx lce X IX!! 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Reiff A3 famous lls Allunllclzuly B0llf4lWilllf CUT T0 FIT THE MOUTH Sell Wafer Taffy Cpl f GAMMA DELTA KAPPA SORORITY 9 Original 9 Q O 1 Q Three Boardwalk Sfores om iments o The Fines'r in Women's Wear THE EMPORIUM IZO-22 N. Main Sfreei' PHONE PLEASANTVILLE 2333 The Pleasani' Siore in Pleasanfville Be'He Davis and Bonner Buick seem 'lo go fogefher Congra+ula+ions HUB ARMY - NAVY 22 N. Main S+., Pleasaniville PHONE 464I an-:nr Carol Turner, Mary Ruian. Pai Sione, Joyce Mahoney, Char Kunz and Barb Shiclzland waii for 'l'he buses +o go 'I'o Washingion. A Warm Welcome Awaiis You ai' Our NEW EBBITT HOTEL Ten'I'h and H Sfreefs, N. W. Washingfon, D. C. GEORGE C. CLARKE Owner and General Manager Success +o +he Senior Class ANTHONY J. CORIO Phone: Somers Poin+ 3I92 FRANK WIEBER Florisl' and Greenhouses Grower of Qualify Flowers and Plan+s P ri n 1, e r 328 POPLAR AVENUE, LINWOOD, N.J. Specializing in Flowers for Funeral Designs All Occasions BILL'S HABERDASHERY Bill Collins helps SaI'ch pick ou+ a new sui+. Phone 2 Mayfag Washers JOSEPH B. HELFRICH 81 SON Your Wesfinghouse Dealer I5 N. Main Sfreel' PIeasan+ville, N. J. ZENITH RADIO AND TELEVISION MILADY SHOP. INC. Dresses, Sporfswear and Accessorue Regulafion School Sweafers Slca'ring Slcirls Phone 3354 37-39 N. Main S+. Pleasanfville. New Jersey FREE PARKING COOK'S DELICATESSEN 909 Fuae Ave. Norihfield, New Phone I 75 I Jersey Bulova - Elgin - Hamilfon Wafches Croion Waferproof Waiches Diamond Rings EDWARD L. STECHER Jeweler I08 So. Main Sfreel' Pleasanfville, N. J. WATCH REPAIRING ENGRAVING ni, ' Dee 9 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Complimen+s of MR. AND MRS. ELLSWORTH SOOY Say I+ Wi'l'h . . . THOMS' FLOWERS WALTER R. THOMS. JR.. Prop. PHONE I4 PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. Complimenfs of B. WILSON CUNNINGHAM Funeral Direc+or and Embalmer 400 S. MAIN ST. PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. Congralulalions Class of 55 WERNERBROOKS FROZEN CUSTARD Judy Brangenberg serves Lois Somers +akes time Jay Pierponl' wilh a re- off +0 Chai a while. 'freshing drink. Best of Success to the Class of '55 BILL SYLVESTER McCARDELL'S GULF SERVICE TiI+on and New Roads NORTHFIELD, N. J. Lubricafion - Washing V Tires, BaH'eries and Accessories A, J E52 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Charlie Angerman likes fo keep his car in frim. Keepsake Diamond Rings WaI'cI1 and Jewelry Polaroid Cameras Repairing SILVER JEWELERS 81 APPLIANCES 22 So. Main SI'reeI' PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. Phone I540 Easy Credif MR. AND MRS. WARREN BIDWELL MARY JEAN AND JOE A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. EDWARD S. HELFRICH Congra+uIa+ions BEN N ETT CH EVROLET PIeasanI'viIIe New Jersey Bill Doris and BiII Zimmer approve of fhe Corvef. ETHEL McFADDEN MARCO'S CHILDREN'S SHOP THE SUGAR BOWL MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. WALTON Complimenfs of ENGSTROM FLORIST Variefy Sfore 6I'I1 Avenue l0I SO. MAIN ST. PIeasan+viIIe, N. J. H. BAKER CO. Absecon Higiands PHONE P'VILLE 32I2 Martin's General Store B. Pfop. Cornplirnenfs of GROCERIES HAY FEED HARDWARE seems suuas Fenrluzea 7 5,,,,+h Main 5+,ee+ Cor. New Road and Doughiy Road FRED R- MAJOR. M0f109e Pleasanfville, N. J. PHONE 220 BARB S. AND RICH K. MR. AND MRS. C. R. MILLS, SR. MARY R. AND BOB H. MR. AND MRS. JOHN ANDREWS Congrafulaiions +o +l1e Gradualing Class of I955 'From MERKlN'S CLOTHES 36-38 N. Main S+ree+ '-. uEnxm's CLUTHES 1 Menxmfs pop MEN Ann BOYS FOR MEN Ann B0 PLEASANTVILLE Joe Cool! and Pal Sfasulx admire 'Phe display. MRS. MILDRED S. ROBINSON GWEN AND ANITA MRS. NOLA B. WALKER EILEEN AND CLARENCE NASH PHONE 5-876l Congralulafions Class of '55 sTRAsH's NASH sALEs '-EF JEWE'-ERS 300 N. Cape May Ave. 5 N' Mem Shed Mays Landing N J PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. ll L RAY STRASH Shop al ee Where Credii' is Free Ulf Ernsf, June Bishop, and Belly Jane Waiers admire UIf's Balfour Class Ring L. G. BALFOUR CO. Known Wherever There Are Schools and CoIIeges Makers of Fine SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS, DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS AND TROPHIES PIeasan+viIle High School Rings I60I CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. Ronnie Price helps his fa'I'her. PRICE TRUCKING Leeds Ave. Pleasanfville, N.J. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of DR. AND MRS. PETER H. MAUEL Complimenfs of POIGY Bros. Gf66l1h0US6 3l Pleasani' Ave. 52 N Main S+ F W Pleasamvme' N' J' Pleasaniville, N. J. LO ERS AND POTTED PLANTS DRESS AND SPORT HATS Fo' A Occasions for All occasions PHONE 3877 O L. D C M X t ll ' life -E 'll mil my PHONE 5-6I6I Q r -e l . -1 O - ot 1 l Eli, , Q T 1- E ACH- Richie Kelleher 'lries oui new Oldsmobile Complimenls of BEACH CHEVROLET On Lalce Lenape Aullnorized Clwevrolel' - Oldsmobile Sales - Service Cllevrolel' Truclxs Aulomobile Insurance C0mP'ime +S of JOSEPH STRASH MR. D. WRIGHT G09 RONALD POWELL Mosqui'ro Spraying and Fogglng C566 P. O. BOX 364 Pleasan+ville, New Jersey Miss Eliza C. Mack Mr. and Mrs. William J. Taggari' Mr. and Mrs. John E. OH' Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Abel Shoe Troubles Vanish af NICHC'S Shoe Repak I25 So. Main S'rree1' Pleasanlville, N.J. COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES PNK Claire Gleisburg and Ecl Opshelor like +0 buy af Woolwor+h's Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH 26 S. Main S'I'ree+ Pleasan+ville, N. J. Congra+ula+ions 1'o Class of '55 LOU 8: WALTS Your Sinclair Dealer CORNER OF VERONA AND MAIN vk 52. 1 , F Besi of Success +o Class of 55 2 . Q The Feeble Five like fo pafronize 'Phe DON-MAR COURT DON-MAR COURT Absecon, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Hornbosfel Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mar+in Lion Painf 81 Wallpaper Co Faifh Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morey, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hudson, J PlNE'S SNACKERY Serving Sundaes, Soda Complimenls of and Sandwiches of Besl' Quali+y I29 SO. MAIN ST. PLEASANTVILLE. N.J. ,ee- Phul Trnplclan looks as uf he approves of fhe Ponhac. NEW PONTIACS AND GMC TRUCKS The Finesf in Lafe Model Used Cars GASKO PONTIAC, INC. 4I2 Cape May Ave. Mays Landing, N. J. PHONE 5-646l THE SMART SHOPPE I8 N. Main Sfreef Pleasanfville, N.J. PI1one:, 227I Since I832 Befsy Apel, Rober+a OH' and Alice Fackenfhall pick ou'I some new cIo+I1 CompIimen+s of JAMES WEEKS ConI'rac+or PLEASANTVILLE HOME APPLIANCE CO 53 Norfh Main S+ree+ SALES - FRIGIDAIRE - SERVICE Youngsiown Kifchens Tom WoIcoH' is checking fhe new s'I'oves. AII Work Done On +he Premises SOUTHERN DRY CLEANER'S I2 W. WashingI'on Avenue PIeasan+viIIe, N.J. Phone I056 ,N 3 'V I-I Q? I V ln, 1 J JENKINS Plumber CompIimenI's of SIGMA BETA PHI 958 JERRY VIGUE AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Band Tha+ Played Your Prom Phone: Pleasanfville 3I43-M PLEASANTVILLE PAINT 81 WALLPAPER COMPANY Main S+ree+ and Deca+ur Avenue ROBERT E. HORTON Pleasanfville, New Jersey PALMER REALTY CO. ReaH'ors 43 N. MAIN ST. PLEASANTVILLE, N.J. Pefe Wise and Richard Deebold help oui' ai' PETER LUMBER CO. i ' Complimenis of PETER LUMBER CompIimen+s of DE MOLAY G90 CompIlmen+s of 6TH PERIOD SENIOR ENGLISH CLUB Joe Barry Paf Bocelle Clarence Bradshaw Judy Brangenberg Larry Clark Wayne- DlIks John Douglas Ulf Erns+ Barbara Hayes Lindsay Jackson Harmon Lmdner Sfeve Lucas Elmer MOHIH' Ui Joyce Murphy Frank Off Jack SaveII LoreHa Sm:+h Ken Sooy Pai' Sfasuk Diana Taggeri' SaIIy Thomas MarIene Thoms Yvonne Thornfon KuH'y Waeber Bull Znmmer Advusor Mrs. Ragan SI'erIing Johnson DoH'ie Lou Whifhed ,,-v- 1, in .i o.-v Q I AL BLAINE'S BLUE NOTES The Guys Tha+ Can Sure Make Music CAL CUSTER, Guiiar LEE LICHTENBERGER, Vibes 000 Music for Your Dancing or Lisiening Pleasure H. MILLER, Mgr. Phone Pl'ville 3393-J CompIimen+s 'Io Ihe Class of '55 BETA OMEGA BETA SIGMA CompIimen'I's of PUBLIC CONSTRUCTORS INC Cor o a A e d BI ck Ho se Pke PLEASANTVILLE N J Telephone 2280 LAKE 81 RISLEY LUMBER CO Lumber and MlIIworIc 4 Wesi' Jersey A e PIeasa'I Ile Ne J s CompI menI's of JOY ANN SHOES BUSTER BROWN SHOES AMERICAN GIRL SHOES 20 So M n Sfreef PIeasan+v Ile N J I 0 O00 cI v v . an a r I i 1-l AIR STEP SHOES v nue . . . an nv: , w er ey 0 I , . . IJ ElIeen HacIreH' MERIN STUDIOS Offlcral Phofographers 'Io 'Ihe Breeze All porfralfs appearing In +Ius Breeze have been placed on file In our siudlo and can be duphcafed a+ any hme WRITE OR PHONE US FOR INFORMATION IOI0 CI1esI'nuI' Sfreei' Phlladelphla 7 Pa Walnuf 3-0 I 46 3-0 I 47 Complimenfs of B O N D B R E A D Decafur Avenue Pleasanfville, N. J. Henry Buck fries fl1e big fruclc for size. Success fo fhe Class of '55 JACK'S ARMY-NAVY STORE Pleasanfville, New Jersey Dorofhy Oldfield and Jimmy Ryon 0 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Da Grosse Bull Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Colin C. Oldfield Mr. and Mrs. BurriH' De Mill Besf Wishes From 5c: TO SL00 STORE Mays Landing, N. J. N. T. WITTKAMP Sfop Af BEN'S BAR-B-Q Wesf Aflanfic Cify, N.J Complimenfs of LENAPE STIAGES STAGES ' 1-Af '2 A' xx-4-awww, , It fnfimfi Murph Is on Ihe Job WALTER C. MURPHY Con'I'racI'ors' Equipmeni' TRUCK CRANES AIR COMPRESSORS BULLDOZERS AIR TOOLS and HOSE WELDING MACHINES PUMPS and GENERATORS RenI'ecI by Day, Week or MonI'I1 Dlsfrubufor SCRAMM AIR COMPRESSORS YELLOW STRAND WIRE ROPE Quonsei' Bunldmg Wesi- Aflanhc Clfy, N.J. TELEPHONE PLEASANTVILLE 750 CompIimenI's of A FRIEND C-00 S+op a+ 'lhe COURT PHARMACY Mays Landing, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Diefenbach Miss Nancy J. Ve'Her Mr. and Mrs. H. Wm. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Slone Mr. and Mrs. Alberi' J. Mulholland Mr. and Mrs. Alberi' Gleisberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Williams and Judy Bob's Pei' Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Davies Mary Lou Leavens Pleasanlville Bus Terminal Chief and Mrs. M. J. EllioH' Billie Davies and Nancy Maholland Mrs. Claire K. Chmiel Margaref and Ernesi' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Riehm Congralulalions from KEYSTONE ASSEMBLY NO. 33 RAINBOW DIZZY DOZEN JaneH'e Bozarfh Billie Jo Conrad Marion Da Grossa Char Kunz Joyce Mahoney Mary Rufan Deiah Siier Pai' Sione Barb Sfriclcland Carol Turner Elsie Williard Anna Mae Woodfall Bes+ Wishes +o +he I955 Class D A N F. C O X Phoiographer 222 S. Main S+. Pleasan+ville, N.J. Phone: Pleasan+ville 20I0 1-...I 'A .-Q .-9' FRANKIE AND JOHNNlE'S Sub House 3 E. Wes+ Jersey Ave. Lou BONEY, Prop. Phone 2I47 Free Delivery . Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cannaia and Mrs Vlcfor Gall Mr. and Mrs Jack London and Mrs Edwin Spence Mr. and Mrs E. A. Kunz and Mrs William Block Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mar+in, Jr. and Mrs George Kessler Mr. and Mrs William H. Winsper and Mrs Samuel Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Harlan Aaron Goldblum Mr. and Mrs. Werner Lewis and Mrs Charles A Glorer Bob ancl Ce and Mrs Harry L Hudson 1' 2? .1 1 1.53 Kid! , , 'S . - S ig .X I Success +o 'ihe Class of '55 SIGMA THETA PI W + f 5 MAHCNEY CONSTRUCTION CO g C+ B + 9 QP W Dr and Mrs M' and MVS PETER MARVEL FRANK EMPER SR C9549 ALPHA SIGMA TAU fi Bes+ ishes 'ro h CI 5 Mar a+e iy, N.J. Ph 2-I I6I uilclers of Dis inc+ive Homes Rdg d Manor Colmar Circle L gp +B h Pl 1' II Mar a+e L 1' Besi' ishes from C0mPnm9n+5 of I Complimen+s of SALES ' SERVICE GEISEL 8: FRITSCH Your Friendly Dodge-PIymou+h Dealer 306 308 S Mann SI' Pleasanivnlle, N J SALES SERVICE Phone Pleasanivllle 95 DECATUR CLEANERS 30I S Mann S+ Pleasanfvllle N J Phone 2757 SANTERIAN S MARKET G66 9I4 I6 Nor'I'h Mann SI'reeI' Pleasan+vlIIe N J Bullclozlng Excavahng Land Clearung Grading-Cellar Dlgglng WILLIAM B McCONNELL Con'IracI'or and Builder IIO7 N Mann Sfreei' Phone 237 PIeasanI'vuIIe New Jersey Our hearfiesi' congrafulafions fo fhe graduafing class of l955. Good luck +o you in whaiever 'Field you have chosen. STARN'S SUPER MARKET and Sraff I5 W. Wesi Jersey Ave Pleasaniville, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. William Mar+in Joyce and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Meyers Mr. Floyd Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Sawyer A Friend T. J. Smi+h Bolf's Pioneer Marker Gills Sfore Mr. and Mrs. Herberi' Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Roberf N. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John Mor'I'on Complimenls of SMITHVILLE INN 3 Miles Nor+h of Absecon JACKSON 81 KREUTZ Real Es+a+e and Insurance I06 S. MAIN STREET PLEASANTVILLE, N.J. Phone Pleasanfville 674 EDWARD G. HELFRICH Plumbing Heaiing Sheef Mefal Roofing DELCO OIL BURNERS Sales and Service I5 NORTH MAIN ST. PLEASANTVILLE 480 MORTON'S ESSO SERVICENTER L. C. STILES, Owner Tilfon and Zion Rds. Norflnfielcl, N.J. PHONE ..1mQ. r iii' W Q will A g-K . - A if-f Pleasanfville I78I Wm' W A ii' my I , -KJ! K ' 4a,,A 4' ' KAPLER'S PHARMACY C560 Henry Moeller makes his pin-money working 8+ KAP'-ER.S. Absecon, New Jersey There were times We thought we W'0L1ldll,t, But we finally got it done. It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. THE END HERE WE ARE .AND THERE YOU ARE THE STAFF EDEERDDDEFE5 FU?sE'?'1 Hz W sz nrwpmw unmggprw A A KACALLAAA YK 1 'HIL Q vw- , Q01-BEQFEQ P53 3 REFER PWFTQN B Lhlgknlghx Elmhlm. Q Q f QFEFYEYQEXQE ATITLFJHHE ew 1' Q' 5 :I 1' I ff' J 3 ' Q 'Q X s.. sg h 5 -Ir j ,rv 1? J f 3' J 3' gf 5:1 ' Q 5 ' ' ' I' if Lf W 5 W f- TW- -'Nw 'rf il0Icksk I-'ill 2+ eh' 2 f U S ,Q I I s- fllvsl-h l rt A 5 Q I g L! V 4 , gi .S ,iLQ'Yi 1 at L. y J: -ga. - ' Q 'T' ta -1 m 9 :D 6 I V x . 1 v . ., . v X3 A K vw K ,, XL ' ' 4' W 'E x., J, .J 4 ,J 5' fx W 5, by Y A t 4 ai I , x. T' V Xu ' is ' f ff 3 ffl 5 1 s- . Jffiv1ff af waq ,-we nan 8' J' ENIORYW TX HELFRICH oxal teaclfaNt mnordlrle .Incl rut x 2 nur I'l6IlL nmrx T Hel ru 1 0 all of UQ he xsaN a Q1llllll Nxlllllil of fmorl NpurtNln.1nNlnp and gflllllll? fdlr ax mr lrtx NCXPH xsarN 1 lfdmn xx Q 1 lm Nhnnl lllflllllg ou 1 an1p1onNh1p ball tlulmN tm! rv tl x INXCI .lgzt he fquall 1 Vo ma er xx lard th r ar r 1 1 c e N 1 u .g. N he Jxxa N pullerl through for u Q acnnru dlli rfN ru PI xume x H haf a rare ta ent lll 3ll1lt'tlfQ III xxhu 1 he uNu tu Uulcle anrl train xnung lIlCTlXlCll13 N Ill the rea meanlng of teamwork lm th n and :ff the fleld Through h1N QIIILCFC ancl lllitlflllg Pffflfle nlanx of UN learned a lE'QN0Il of true frlendNh1p and falr plax He xxf1N A great man and In U9 III Pleaaantxxlle Hlgh Sthool Fmorx W Helfrlch 1N not gone He xslll I'CI1lEilIl III nur llC3l'tN alxsaxN Tx IQ noxx Nafe at home . . T M Y T ff f r N el l T K - 4 X- - X, X L I' . s Q . l ' -. ' I 1 va. f ' l. ll t Wh x f '-l. T , 'e .l ,:,' l X. 5 3 ' 5' 2 ' pl-. F1 th' --5' ' 1 -' 5. Tx u'ua1'l1e4l tt P -' 1 l 'll ' H'g . . ' V t 'h ' . ' 4 ' , l' will p 1lVlJl- 1' ' ' 'lin - e l. L 'tt hu ' l e 11 l 0 lu xx llig.,l1 the mlflN xx tri :ta 'k-I '1 'iinft him. x 'l ' x. S. Tx.' wa. l ' 'l ' l -if t l hx' ever' 1 who lcnex' him. e ' l ' ' l ' 'l - J-l D' ' .' ' lg' . l , I , T , fl 43 4 1 ' I . ...........-1-n . .....- The Mount Vernon Gang. ig. Everyone smile on three. Early March 3, five Lincoln Busses. pulled into the high school to pick up 196 excited and happy seniors,for our annual four day trip to Washington. This was the trip we had anticipated since our freshman year. The following four days were filled with sight-seeing tours of historical places and things of importance in our capitol. Friday evening we arrived home, tired, but full of many happy memo- ries of Washington. Some of the things we will never forget are: our chap- erones, the bus drivers, midnight esca- pades, the Casino Royal, and the Heid- elberg. qt? 1 All ,yrrv 57 5 e .ok Tl 'KSDAY A--FIRST DAY ,goo AM A1130 l'.M 5:30 l'.Nl 6:30 l,.lVl 8:30 PM lu-ave from llleasantville High School llest stop at Newcastle, Del. Proceed to Annapolis. Md. Tour of ll. S. Naval Academy Arrive at Hotel Ehbitt llinncr at hotel Night tour of Washington The Washington Monument Tha Lilirary of Congress Nalional Archives Building Cinerama WEDN ESDAY-SECOND DAY T200 A.M 8:00 .NM 8:30 A.M 9:00 AM 9:30 A.M. Breakfast at hotel Class Photo at Capitol Hide around Hains Point to observe the Washington River Front lj. S. Supreme Courl Building Federal Bureau of Investigation in the l'. S. Department of Justice B1ll'lIlifl3Q' Shakespearean Library Bureau of Printing and Engraving Building 12:00 Noon Luncheon at hotel 1:00 P.M. U. S. Capitol Tour The feeble five enjoy their spacious living quarters Just checking. 1 A ' U The National Art Galleries The National Museum 3:00 P.M. Drive to Skyline Caverns Dinner at Front Royal, Virginia Tour of Skyline Caverns Return to Washington Q -f 11:00 PM. Back at hotel THURSDAYR-THIRD DAY 7:00 A.M. Breakfast at hotel Tour of the White House Embassy Row National Capital Parks National Zoological Park The Federal Triangle The Mall Ford's Theatre or Lincoln,s Museum V Need a ladder? 12:00 Noon Luncheon at hotel 1:00 P.M. Tour with lecturing guides con tinued to: Ola' Georgetown Washington Cathedral We then proceed crossing from Washington, D. C., over into Virginia via the Arlington Memorial Bridge to Arlington, Va. Arlington National Cemetery The .Memorial Amphitheatre The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Lee Mansion C Mount Vernon T i5W.,5i.N if A few of the boys. Til'9d? What's doin'? 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. National Airport Pentagon Lincoln Memorial fefferson Memorial Back to the hotel to make ready to go out for a Special Evening Casino Royal Dancing until leaving time Return to the hotel FRIDAY-FOYRTH DAY 7:00 9:00 11:00 12:30 2:00 2:30 9:00 AM. AM. A.M P.M P.M P.M P.M. Whoops!! Breakfast at hotel Smithsonian lnstitule ' TheArmy Medical Museum Pan-American Union Building Time for shopping Luncheon at hotel S Departure from hotel -2 Franciscan Monastery Arrived in Pleasantville ? . F w i f? We know where you've Lenore and Mattie after been. ,pu , Is that a girl with four legs? I 569 YOU a busy day. 7. J l.. MARDI GRAS Tliv annual St u rl 0 nt Cuuncil xariety slum was pre-Senlvrl as Tlic' Nlarcli Gras. 'llis' prmluvlimi was student written anfl cli- rectecl liy Nlillie lfrlunan. Rutli Ernst. and Harlnura Jn Smith. unmlf-r the- flirm-4-lion of Miss Ylury l,ou Wlillimns and Xlr. llvnjannin Cvn- sullo. Thr- proceeds will fi- nance assmnlJly prngranis for the coming year. AL., tl I 'fw un Us x X K .....fwi w STUDENTS9 DAY Students. Day. an annual event in our school. was held on April 20. The purpose of this activity is to give the students an opportunity to become better acquainted with the way the school is run. The students voted for the high positions and elected the following: Principal. Bill Davies: Deans. Lois Virtue and Mike Lindner: Attendance Co-ordinator. Ronnie Price: Janitors. Al English. George Vvigglesworth, Ray Adams. Fulton Bonner. Bob Tompkins, Harm Lind- ner. Al Blaine. and Joe Crasso.' Ruth Weiss was the school nurse, a position never before filled by a student. For one day in the year the classrooms were headed by the students and the teach- ers followed students' schedules. As usual. the day was a lot of fun and a very successful event for everyone. ,.....1,,,,,,,1 it 5 i Xnita 'I'akv- on-r as l1'u4'ln-rot' vlicnii-lry, X liffeiinl I 1 li i n Ntnd nt Hu Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Lols Seeley the Latm I and Latm II Clubs were formed The offlcers of these Clubs are as follows Latlnl Counsul Apr1lWallen Pro Counsul Lex Hughes Scrna Janet Swank and uaestor Mary Lou Smith Latm ll Counsul Barbara Jo Smith Pro Counsul M1CklC Crowley Scrlva Vera Cornehus and uaestor .lack Savell .1 QP' un 50 Not plctured IS the Future Teachers of Amerlca Assoclatlon dlI'CCtCd by Mrs LOIS Seeley Thls actlve club partlclpated 1n many actlvltles mcludlng two trlps to Glassboro vlsltlng other schools had delegates ln the State Conference substituted for regular teachers and also sponsored a dance to IHISC money for a scholarshlp to be glven at the end of the year The offlcers are Margaret Robmson Presldent Mary Lee French VICE Presldent Engla Kolarl Secretary and Treasurer Catherlne Lucebello L1 brarlan and Yvonne Thornton MUSICIHH ' 9 . 9 9 . ' 9 9 l Y :- Q Q 9 ' 9 9 9 ' 9 9 4 Q , . -.' 'I' 051' 9 Q rg J 5511- R X5 -. n 'f,,: l Q 'Y QP' 6 . . , . . . 9 . . , 9 9 9 9 , . I 9 3 a 3 9 9 ' V , . V f , E ..-4' xx 5. I -H1-1-7-1- SENIOR FESTIVAL X if ll I Substltutlng for a senlor play, somethlng entrrely new was presented thrs year A bemor Festnal dlrected by Mrs ,Iames McNeal Mr Paul WllllamS and Mr Benjamm Censullo The Festn al conslsted of a one act play entltled The Blshops Candlestlcks selectlons by the choxr featurlng senlor sololsts and muslc by the Pleasantvllle Hlgh School Band There was a large varlety of semor talent dlsplayed thls year and the program was greatly enjoyed Band The Yankee Clipper The Blue Room Soprano Solo NANCY NIILIS- One Klss PHS Choir Adoramus Te Joobalal Amer xca Our Herltage Plano Solo SONIA KARA Sonata Pathetlque Soprano Solo-YVOVNE T H O R N T O N The Lord s Pray: r Drama Cast Bishop L onuct 'Harte Persome Contralto Solo NAOWII RICE Silently Now We Bow Plano Solo-FAITH BIDWELI. Prelude C Umor Boys Chorus Talk About Jerusalem Nlormn Soprano Solo-BETTE DAVIS-Medley from Ok lahoma PHS Choir Glory Hes Cone Away 0 ward Chrxstlan Soldxers THE BISHOPS CANDLESTICKS ULF ERINST JAWETTF BOZARTH ALBERTA ELLENBERG Sergeant RICHARD EICHORST Prompler FAITH BIDWELL Scene The Bishops Home Tzme Late Evening ll.--11 5 I 1 . . . . . , . 1 , ' 9 ' 1 ' . . . Y . . 54 . , ' 9 . ,, . V . . . . . V 7 4 5 al - vs 4. sv ss - 1 , + . 4 44 - vs H - It vs lt ' v L4 ' u - It av . , . 1 , , - ' H1 . . ,, - n - ' 44 - sa 9 ' as , - sn 1 I - -s . ' se 44 v i av as - at ss al 1 n 44 . . . -' , , I1- . . . ,, as 7 77 v . v 1 - v mf! mt gh - X ,L H 5 LC y 'gi-Q I5 A1431-3 , ,H , fi I .2 1 V -n WK Q69 b ' N I 'Wi X .ang 1-,H ,X 3 -f fan:-null ,J ff w,A.wfsf M19 f N. ,ff QIEU K an f Hn M '1 PM Q' if if ,, we IRB Wi. ll 4 x -. A 1 We. Q. v. 1 XNTN-'--W, 7 O I ,f ' S wsu, s nf Q f 1 ' uw, ,.,,v,,g . Wi, X CLASS Class Night this year followed the theme of our yearbook, the Breeze. The program was divided into the four seasons: fall, win- ter, spring and summer. Under the capable direction of our Advisors, Mrs. James Mc- Neal and Mr. Paul Williams, the Class Night Committee organized the various acts, plac- ing them into the appropriate seasons. Clare Cleisberg and Roberta Ott as co-chairmen spent many hours working out the details and problems arising from such a large scale production. Each season was opened with an appro- priate combination song and dance directed by Mr. Benjamin Censullo. Mrs. James McNeal and Mr. Paul Wil- liams were presented plaques on behalf of the Senior Class in appreciation for all they had done in the past four years. NIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. James McNeal Mr. Benjamin Censullo Mr. Paul Williams Pleasantville Furniture Company COMMITTEES Directors Roberta Ott Clare Gleisberg Class Night Planning Committee Betsy Apel Gwen Oldfield Bette Davis Don Perri Bill Davies Margaret Robinson Anita Frisbie Mary Rutan Dejah Stier Make-Up-Anita Frisbie Records-Walt 'Smith Lighting-Ben Sooy Accompanist-Gwen Oldfield Stage Crew Don Perri Charles Fulcher Bob Starn Bill Sargeant Joe Cook Bert Eyde Ken Sooy Bill Schriver Bill Swanson Bob Moore Brian Kleshka Jim Bergman Phil Tripician M 4.41. an-2 ,y IJFOCCSSIQOIIHIW''l,lf'L1SLiIllXill? High School Hand untl Organ!-- l'oinp and ClI'i,'UIllSlIliIll'Cu ln1'0catz'on-!l'lie Rex. ,Iac-kson A. Martin The Class of 1955-f 'l'l1e Lorrlls Prayer Aflflress-Anita Frisluie. Ours--A CllZllll'llglllg Future Soprano Solof-Nancy Xlills- The 'liisenty-'llllirtl Psalm Vocal Trio-Naomi Rice. Yvonne Thornton. ju- anita Willia111sv jubilate'i Aalzlress-Elizahetli Ann Apel. 'l'oday's llreainsl- Tornorrows AC'lllCN'CI1lC?'tSi, Soprano S010-Bette Davis- Alleluia'7 Organ Solo-Gwendolyn Oldfield-'Wfoccatai' Awarfls4lVlr. Justin H. Hess, Principal Presentalion of Class-Mr. John S. llelmholcl, Superintendent of Schools Presenlatian of Diplomas-Mr. Vililliani li. Sch- wab. President of the Board of Education Acceptance of Diplomas-Wlilliain Davies. Jr. The Class of 1955- This ls My Country'iflNar- ration hy Peter Wlise B071PlliClIi0fIf Tllt' Rev. jackson A. Nlartin Recesszfonal--Pleasantville High School Band and Organ-- N'larch from Athaliev Organislsfflwenflolyn Oldfield. Kenneth Fager- heirn 5-1-1 1 cz 5 K4 iw rp s.. S ff' 05 02911 iff! v Yi' P7 wffrffli ff' I lm. Q!! ww. umm ws' Q? , U 1-4 Q24 V 1 Q fp xx U H ' 1. J H x Y at iff ' .ln 1 ,A .M . 4- -5. sq me A .ii r t i his mm Yeh 'f 'f'7'?V gvuwgv VVYWYI tai we if f fi.,- 1w f' 'M' P ff 1 5.41- I wif: Q 'f .QL Ng ,av 'N 17 .. :fm Q g K p ' I ... Q- N X 5-f 4142: 'U PI EASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COVIMENCEIVIENT AWARDS 1955 1 mernan I egzton Io t No Aaards medal 70 lloxxard Ixlttax Barbala Strnkland Balfour Fmblem Companx All ard plaque and lxex 70 W llllaltl llaxle Blologx Club of Plea antxllle Hlgh qchool Aaard D eath to a box and girl 10 Anlta F11 lne John F1 eman B nal Brlth of Plea antxllle Au ard N25 I 5 Bond la Barbara Gandx Surctxrlal Club of Plea HIIIYIIIC Hlgh School Iaard N10 No and fountaln pen donated hx I re ff 'atatn nerx Store o x n Nue Iloxd N5 Bar mara mdx Nrhc tffu pen Crt ft Clul of the Vldlllldlltl Aafml '-100 cholar lnp lo I harlotte lxunz Glr Xthletn X oclatlon Auard trophx To Charlotte Ixunz National Honor Socletx of PICBQHIIIXIIIC Hlgh qchool Aa ard N100 college cholarSh1p To I'a1th Brdxaell flzarar Ier Auard t0 Cm en Oldfleld Ixmlex NIGHIOTIHI Axxard Aamfl N5 each to a box and glrl 70 XXIIIIHNI IJHXICQ S5 Marvjane tamper RoSe anne Emper 92 50 each les Xxxard lxen hx the Lee Iexselrx Store f I lntx Aa ard N30 Buloxa xx atch 'lo Alberta Fllenberg I irntd Xxmrrl gIXCIl bx Iarneds Sports Center A Il ard trophx lo II lrmon I lllf ner IVIHIHIIINI Ftderated 'NIU IC Club Aaard ca h To Q xxen Uldfleld Charle OjQCfkl Memorlal Award by Atlantlc Cltx lumor Chamber of Commerce Au ard plaque 10 Harmon I lndner I If 1 antxxlle VC omen Republlcan Club Au ard 95 each to a box and glrl To Amta Frl ble WIIIIHXH DHVICQ IleaSantx1lle Htgh Qchool Chapter Future Teach erS of AI'l18I'lC3 Award Q50 To Margaret Robln on Ren Selaer AIUIHI11 A OCIHUOII of 'N J Auard medal To Howard Klttax Reader Dlget Axsard lxen bx Readers Dlget Publl hmg Companx Auard ub rrlptlon lo Ialth Bldxxell 5lIl3XSllx Club Ar! 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