Pleasantville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Pleasantville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1960 volume:

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Keeping These ThoUghTs in mind, vve presenT The BREEZE ol l9oO, wiTh The hope ThaT as vve leave our Alma fVlaTer we vvill do our pesT To keep The high ideals, vvhich vve have learned, vvhile vve add oThers ol our own, so ThaT like The Chinese of long ago, vve may do our parT To improve man- kind. DoroThy Pierce Dolores Heck li CCNTENTS TO INTRODUCE YOU Picture ot Pleasantville High Scleool Dedication OUR SAGES Board ot Education Administration Faculty OUR SCHOLARS Seniors Unclerclassmen Activities Athletics ADVERTISEMENTS A fi 'Ap 1 4 a A In K' fg '5 v 4 1 ws SN .X ff- 'Y s,-SNXA. iff' . NN' i '-. ' 'tw 13 X32 KN 1' 5, N nd! ax Q1 .wi yrcsf, g ! Y .K ,X AN 'Q . - '- ' Y mam- ,N iI j-o iw B '90-1' 'HR ' 'SJW ii!!! To have associates nn study coming to one from dwstam parts does not Ms mean pleasure sn store? Ccnfwcuus . - -fn - -N '---..-L-N V ' , ' 15. V , ' 3,7 , l' - -1 A- ' f . ' n . . - vf p.-.' 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DEDICATIO When we entered these buzzung corndors tour years ago every thrng was new and very strange Since thus was the tnrst tnme that either ot our class advlsors held the posltuon theur responsrbllltues were also new However thus untamuluarlty which we expenenced soon dnsappeared stnce all the freshmen worked together as one bug happy famuly wrth our advlsors becoming our parents The mayor tasks assumed by our Mom and Dad have been the supervising of all our dances our magazrne drive and our edrt have done more than fultlll thelr duty ot supervlslng and planning for they have opened thear homes and hearts to us whxle they worked and worrned wuth us The ancuent Chunese tamnly looked to nts parents wuth hugh esteem and atfectnon Thus same feelung as conveyed by our class to our parents Wnthout theur guldung lnght to show us the way we could never have completed these eventful hugh school years so success fu y So your tamuly takes pride In deducatnng to you Mrs Clanre K Chmuel and Mr Davud H Benscoter one of our most cherrshed possesssons the BREEZE of 1960 'aivaf 2:-71 fi X 1 jfff jf fiflllr .X X 1 'N I Nr,-fx, xx. s.C -4 ,, K i Jyi' J 44 x.. f J 1.1111 ff ,,f X f gf kc' -Y' 5-45,4 ua ,I 3 2315 32,1-.N 3 - Q6 , tg' Xfx ll :fha . . I - ff , . . . . . - gf I I . ,. ,I . . I Niwgv ' - H , ly lt l ' l fl lf ll 'I U . . I . . I .- tyjulftg ' ing of the BREEZE, and the planning of the Washington trip. They X ,fly f f '- r' T , T ' ' ' llll . ,P . . . . . . I E f 1 ,t , . 5' k Xl l X X I l l , if l -if if v xx XJ' jll -X ab? X fr' : 9 J 4- 'W' :,T MR. HOWARD F. W. TAYLOR President MR. JOHN E. MILES Vice-President MR. J. F. GIBSON Secretary MR. EDWARD CHAMPION Solicitor MRS. G. RUFFIN STAMPS MR. JOHN S. XANTHOPOULOS MR. CLARENCE PETERSON MR. WILLIAM J. BAUMGARTEL MR. NORMAN CLEMENS DR. EDWIN WOOLBERT ? 4 The learning and activities experienced in the Pleasantville School System are dependent upon the unceasing interest of our Board of Education. The Class of 1960 especially extends its heartfelt appreciation to you, because the countless proiects which we, as a class, have undertaken, could never have been realized without your assistance. SENIOR L..- elllliw 5 fv s'b 4 tc E5 I C GN TIA C995 As rt has been ten years snnce the Class of 1950 lntroduced our school seal t symbolize our alms Alma Mater and locality we would luke to refresh nts meannng rn your munds ln the center of the seal IS a book sngnrtymg educatuon which alms Toward the growth of mrnd and character The shlp supenmposed on the book symboluzes our locatlon on the Atlantic coast the reeds and cattauls behmd It the land In whlch we have our roots To the lett of the book a cannon rernunds us ot the hrstory of thus area and our part tn the Revoluttonary War The Somers Nlanslon at the rlght stands for the people of our communrty At the bottom of the seal us the motto of Pleasantvllle Hugh School Sclentua Crescat vvhuch should be to everyone who enters these halls the guudlng pruncuple of every day Let knowledge uncrease AWN f A , in T I v , fl u 3 m ay, - A' 9 3 'QA H 00 y- c.nwsm16Q G9Iht-V 1H ww- as-sa. as 4f ln January Student Councul undertook one of nts mann protects for the 1959 60 school year by sponsortng a tvto Neek banner contest The enture student body were to parttc pate by submt ttng theur de :gras to the pnncupal s ottxce When tne excl :ng day of the gudgtng arnyed a oanel of Student Councul members admunlstrators and teachers selected Bull Crawford s sketch on the basts ot orngunalrty approprtateness and desugn In addttton to thus honor Bull a member of the Class of 60 was awarded a gttt certlftcate from The Hub A Serving Commtttee composed of faculty members and students spent long hours ln prepanng the ottucual banner of Pleasantvtlle Hugh School for tts presen tatuon to the school an the Mernornal Day Assembly And ID the Memonal Day Parade IT was displayed to the publtc L HGH SCI-l00L .i ,V , 3. 4. , .A ag ' fr l l l 1 f L 1 ' c A , gi ig 5 . 5. OUR ALMA MATER Loyal To our Alma Maier We will ever be, Sfahcling by her Through all Trials and each victory. Colors flying, never dying Lift her banners high, Hail To Thee, our Alma Nlafer Pleasahfville, all hail. IX E Yi' Lal Z we a 5ca2 Q31 fixed 2 R 5 ANY? 4 X AWG N N A ,Ipit f z Xx '51 NX F an Q' , Xegae 10,3 Wu' fs S Wi, fgjgx X . , 9 4' CM sf.. EEK Q09 CY STGLGT O05 A man who as earnest encouragmg and kmd may be called educated Confucuus I5 1. Jfff' 1. I- 5-15' x , .f --- -TAI' ,Q ' x , -2 f D a. x ' , . gg . ' if -f i wk J J A ' XX . N. X! , - . ' I X Z7 H ', ' . 9' vf . 5 V- fl ' -W N ex I' R. A ? f' , -N!! . Q. 'Q . ' X -1 My I !f4g. . X . Q A y . X. , I , 1g X X X H- X 'X' '. A' 1 5 Y e ' f:f'.gzf' Q, f I I ll? AL Q V . ll ' , ' A -. lp' , ?YmX it . I' C X .11 . V in l ,af Atkfkx gl ,r--,hr i. Q A 4 - ' , 2- , -X fr-M110 AD X ' XJ r , ' .f-mu ,rd V EX f 'Q 1 . 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I . ,,- . v4 lf.. 4 I J To the Class of 1960 Your work at P H S has been cornpleteo and you are now ready to be gun a new chapter IH your ltves Your tralnlng durlng the past four years has been carefully planned to prepare you for thus next step along the pathway of lufe Use these past expertences wusely to plan and bunlcl a better future To each and every one l express my most srncere thanks for the contra button you have rnade to our school Wrth the sarne deterrnunataon and a sound belref IH a Greater Power you wall contunue to be successful throughout lute George Kessler Superrntendent of Schools Y tt, l yt' t l It s ty! wg ,A . . .t tl V l qw alll llll l To the Class of l96O To each member I vvxsh contunuecl success an lute a success nn whrch the memorles of your lute IO Pleasantvnlle Hugh School will always have contnnulng vvorthwhrle Influence Your expernences ID the freld of educatuon have made you better able to face the future whether It be rn other educatuonal areas or nn work experlences We have trred to ponnt the way for you so that you may lnve a fuller and more satnsfynng lute You have been gnven the foundatuon on zvhtch to bunld vvorthvvhnle cntrzenshup practices and from workrng wuth you over the past two years l am confndent that you have made a good begnnnrng Davrd R Schlesinger Pruncrpal X l .Xj tg Q 9 N, r XY x . t at Nt rw X t 'L .4 l lx , ry Y ' l ll Q ' f l r' ' ll Y ff , l , , r 'X ef MRS. ELEANOR SCI-IIAVONI Secretary to Superintendent MR PAULM WILLIAMS Assistant Principal MRS ALICE SETTERMAN Secretary to Pruncupal I MR CHARLES CANN ' Mm Durector of Guidance MISS JUDY AUSTIN Secretary to Assistant Prnncapal 'X 1 , X . 1: ' '- .,1S... Rf Uffx I 0 In ESX 'i iyzxwfli 11 f lug? 4,31 , W-. 'Macy X 6 Q 633 X yin' ,a 'H fi ' NSY f X if MM. I QTAFVQ -J f Z7 V ,J 5 -xv' I gif- 3 X Z 1 1u4 Z 'gif f !fA 124' X 1 Ii? ff 'Rv - -43717 - fvf Q of-wiki' , W! If AW i ,7fW1 ,fix -v.r1174yj fl 4 f J 001 jL,,1,' if Q 'fill I xfl if .sl-L gf I pfnfylq, ffM7f f + ,U- Illia! x f AMWWMZW 4... E' ...f ? 563 OCT? Who keeps the old akundle and adds new knowledge ns fitted to be a teacher Confucnus . K elf! 'ul ll' I, .LZ . ' Z if ff' ' 1- ,H W 3,1 Q51 'J' dem' f Q g ' ff Q6 I 71' N ix -N - 7 . K j x M... : K if k Q4 Wx , 15' ' ,rf zq Q i , ,fu , - ' A ' li ,, Aw- -4-,Q ' ?if '1'l' X x., gg, , f X .511 e ' , 2- ,f QQ f 'f iq .' Jyx, 6:-' e ' -. ' 1 ' ' fa - Z ' '. , 1, MX. 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I. vl ,h 1 7 ',I'N fi f ,QC ly ,i,,.. , 1 , kvvf, 5' 4 N I nfl, ..-Q., I 1 i , 'LA ,f ' , f f' I' s' f 34 , ' . 7--?l I I' 'f Il. 4, 1 E J,f,2:f f : f'fr'! 71,111 ,I ff ' A 'ff - ' - 712-'I A gf'Z,' 3 ,g ,jf f 4 ,- ' - . ,-1:gj..:1z aw? ,N 'f' 'n 'I' ' , I - I , ,,':::v- v , -ar, '111 , w -1 ' g f '.'. , ,' Q, Z,11w'vST-T' -'O' 'V X I , ' ' 1 ' 'Mr Q ,' 1',2'15'i'Vf gg .N lf -f - f -.- . 1 I V ' ' f ni. ' 5' ' 2 7' - :QM j , ' if' 5 f ' , ' ff I JE ' ' -- ' 5' '.-1 ,.-Lf! 4 - Q 1. 1 ' ' --- 'xx-igi, xi , 5, ,,..-,-f..:- ..: -k','?' ..- 1 Q ,..-- 1' ll u ' ' ll qu....., s. MISS MARION ANDERSON Goucher College Chemxstry General cnence JJJXJ4-ffuZ4L4Jff7L' Pflfl B MR SKENDER AVRAMI BS Ruder College Bookkeepmg I Il 4'6'l apic v .X rl' Miss JENNIEIJIBAHIIIGESXII BS wesmclps 55,1 Rutgers qhf TK Planeavl sol. 04942 nf fl Iggy lb T goimometrlylf f W! M fx MISS LORETTA BARBOUR Bucknell Umverslty Algebra I General Math MRS LELA BAUER BS Drexel Instntute of Tech nology Homemakang Foods MR ARTHUR BEHLE MR DAVID H BENSCOTER BS and EdM MR HENRY BONEY BS B F A and M A Umversuty of Pennsylvania gloomsbu,-9 5 TC Ruygeyg University West Chester S T C Citadel Mulntary College New York Umversnty Amerlcan Hastory I World Hnstory Physlcal Ed Health Fnrst And and Safety fm zo 1 .N ' . W X g , , ,A. . , A , V I I BA- X4 N- I I 4 J f I f I y . . lx'-tg. ' 1 I mm I, ,M ,A . ., V xl . fl A - ' D 'A A . . , , . I ve' I et I AJ x ,- rrp VV A A : a lx, ri r , ' W ... 1 C' Pd I R I IL I I- If 1 ' I r WIN V Q , , I A ' I IJ It JI' A JI! . I ' fl L Ill I I 'I ,I In J I fl VL QV ' ' 1 I L3 ff.-J lvl' ,JA 4 V jf If .,, An I - IV ' 1' I 1 .. 2, ' 5,155 : ' . kit , an 5' s. . I 5 .- is . 1' R I .I ff Y I I MR JOHNJ BURNS BS MR BENJAMIN CENSULLO BS and MS Murray STC Temple Umversnry Temple Umversny Jumor Busmess Managemem Englnslw Vonce Band and Chonr Classes Musuc MR JOSEPH CLEMENTS B S Temple Umverslfy Physucal Ed Health MRS GLORIA CONNER Montclanr Slate College amsh I .1 4 , Theory Musmc Apprecaggq .-' '. A24-f, MRS CLAIRE K CHMIEL BS and EdM E Stroudsburg STC Rutgers Umversuty Counselor Algebra I Il MRS MADELINE COE B S S1 Francis Hospital School of Nursing Temple Um MR SOMERS CONOVER BS Cornell Umverslfy Biology verslfy Faml y Llvnng Medlcal Slaff MISS RUTH DANFORTH BS and MEd Columbia Umversuty Unnversuty of Pms burgh Ty nngl ll , lj? -.JT-1-. . . 'V ,'.'u Il 'ig:q. ' , , . K. , .l o : o:e!.O.x . V. ' '5. a,.n. -1 ' . 'Q ' ' l .v u 2l MR NICHOLAS DAVIS B S MRS MYRA GAYNOR B MR DAVID GIBBENS B S Mansfneld S TC Rnder College Temple Umversny Physucs General Scuence Bookkeeping I Shorthand l Typung AWIEVICBU HISf0fY ll M0deff HISYOVY MISS HELEN GROVER Penn State and Rutgers Umversmes Counselor English Ill MISS ABIGAIL HALDEMAN Clark Umversny General Science 22 MRS ANN HILL PhB Alfred Unlversufy Counselor 5? nl WW ,,..-r MISS GERTRUDE GUION BS and MEd University of Pennsylvania Rutgers Umverslfy Ish l l L 7011 9411.-Z1 5 1-L-QL If v f gxcwvajhfu. L,j4, fyu V-+.4'L, 1, ff :year ave, C, vu. fvwq MRS LEWISE HILL BA Alma College g,,fLfLA.x'f v-+1 V En lshlll VJ5 ff r fu qt 42 ff MR. FRANCIS HUGHES, B.S. and M.A. MR. NORMAN JONES, B.S. MR- GEORGE KIMMEL, BA- Villanova Univers' y E. Stroudsburg S.T.C. University of Pittsburgh Anierican istory , II Civics, Consumer Ed. EVIQIISI1 I, ll KICK MISS GRACE KLEINGIN NA BA Albright College ish I MR CARMAN MARTUCCI E Stroudsburg S T C General Science Civics B MISS NADINE MILLER B S E Stroudsburg S T C Physical Ed Health MRS DORIS MARTIN BS Radford College Law and Office Practice Stenography Il Typing II MR ELLIOTT PARKS Rutgers University Industrial Arts Wood . ' I . , . . , . . 'I , . I Engl' , II I ' Y . , .S. I - Q . I 'I 1 I f , YQ, I , I I f, ' fy I I 'X ' , ' , Q f ug. 1 . Ffvgfffikg 5 :f'3 , I , .YQ 5 MR. DONALD PIERPONT, B.S. MISS ELIZABETH POWERS, B.A. and M.A. Trenfon S1379 COlle9e George Washingion University, Albany Driver Ed., Commercial Geography Sqafe College MR JOHN ROMAN B S University of Scranton General Math Biology MRS LOlS SEELEY A B Swarthmore College aiml Ill En is Librarian MRS. HELEN RAGAN, B.A. and M.A, vania English lll, IV MR FRANK SEGEL AB Geltysburg College American History I World 1 History MR ROBERT SCHMIDT Trenton State College Qyn, Biology Review Math Plane Geomelry MISS MARY SPINELLI B S Temple University Spanish l French I II fs Dickenson College, University of Pennsyl- MRS MARGARET STRICKLAND A B Wmthrop College Elementary Buslness Tralmng Revnew Math L MISS ELINOR TAYLOR A B MRS CLARA THEILACKER B S Wellesley College Mansfreld S T C Commercual Geography Cuvrcs Homemakung Clothes MRS ADELAIDE TITUS B S Trenton State College Physucal Ed Health MR JAMES WILSON BA Unlversnty of Nevada Durector of Athletlcs Drnver Educatnon MR CHARLES WORTHINGTON BS and EdM West Chester STC Rutgers Unnversnty :sh II I MR MURRELL WATKINS BS Maryland State College Mechamcal Drawmg MR DAVID WRAY BS Trenton State College Industrial Arts Metal 25 Dr RoberrGr1er Mrs Helen Hanley Ward Weaver Jr MEDICAL STAFF 1,9 Q 'Q if QW pvvg. Mrs Fox Mrs Beckman Mrs Long Mrs Thompson Mrs Johnson CAFETERIA STAFF F Mx 26 qgfy Mr Grasso Mr Yrnger Mr Stephenson X CUSTODIANS Oni Mr DeSrmone Mrs MacPherson Mrs Pace MAINTENANCE CUSTODIANS -HQ 'Fi 'E Fiat KA 'T rx FL AW., CTD- M ' his SC, lf , F M , if A--W , h 6 f,,' 2 f' . V . ' - N X Yard ,Y x- x Q v ' A U ' . , M, 1 i 1 J , SA N A 1 x WSWS ' I lo li 53 ngJ592'? .' - ra? 'f0 ii'5'f'lf 'Mix k fwfwf' 4'.eJ .mf ggi? WF M ' f:??-ist' is w-'L if , g: If V, zigdir! ,x:,. . L www ' 75 'ff f Z Qov' fw In f 'if 6 g, 1 un 1 ! ,g ' -2 v--. 1 f Lula I ,mmlwlllu IW N - f f www V , YQ! w+2 : Yffflllf.Ol0ll'.OCQnQQQQ,x.'Q!Ag.,.. ..'k 40 Wy' ,.,,-fe? QMPUQAL., zxmmrmuou OF Gwumod PEIPINC Do not worry about people not knownng you but stnve so that you may be worth knowing Confucius Lv , M1 - . +1 Huw L., 1- f :gl ! 1 F eg: Pi? 'A in K-.gg I' 'HLQQ '1 1 .. -1 . , 4i:.:.g':7'f,-Z7 55,-l , , v ' 5 eg, a ,-L' 10.1. lu 51'-2 ' .' 'W A 'I ' fi, F' . 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A 'W be jx! rw V f JUNE E ALDRIDGE Jume Absecon Commercnal Activities GAA T4 Bowlmg Club ld J n nor Red Cross I4 Secretarual Club 4 Fondesr Memory 59 Prom Pet Peeve The overgrown Amerucan car Arnbltlon Prtvate secretary GARY W ALLEN Reddog Northfueld Commerclal Acrlvmes Bowllng Club 3 Boys State Fondest Memory Football games Pet Peeve Lunch Innes Ambition To loan the Navy X GLADYS NAOMI ABBOTT S ster Pleas ntvllle General vrre GAA ld Spannsh l Ba on ettes 2 Fondest Memory ch 22 l959 n Texa Per Peeve G ys who drtnk Arnbrtlon NL.rse ELLIOT WILLIAM ADKISSON Murph Pleasantvllle Fondest Memory 57 Prom Per Peeve Homework Ambmon To own a speed shop General is 'E' BRUCE A ANDERSON Dnlmger Pleasantvllle Acrfvrtles Bowlnng Club l Fondesf Memory 59 Prom Ambmon F Bl Agent General 2 Health Club 3 EILEEN ELIZABETH ANGELO Meatball Northfueld Co lege Prep c rvmes Home E Club l 2 Bow ID l n sh ub Prom Commuttee Breeze Staff Fondest Memory Washlngton trnp Pet Peeve Those who snap gum Arnbmon To enter the field of busmess 29 l I Q M 1 AIM l' S: . , . - 5 ' t Club 1 Y - 1 X f ' . 1 Mar , , E s r N I yrf , I tr L A N f l X, A X ,J-f , 5. , wg, ' ' Oll 5 I Ll' 4 C My ' C 9 T X ' , V ml l ,T T ' .4 0 ily, 1 f 1- ' : . . . -7 ' -1 u - I ' : I ' W ' . Q A N V, I, I l . . sf Q i -y W-',Z rw' L 2 1 L, Lf ' i T A f- '- T C. , , 1' Q Club -Af Spa I Cl 2, 3g G.A.A. l-Ag MARY LOUISE ANGEROSA Grump Pleas n vnlle n a rvrfres G A A e un ry Club l Poster Club l 2 French 2 Class Secre' ry T Fondest Memory Prom Co Charrman P e e M n not h vt Arnbmon Goverrvrrent fore gn correspondenl N PAUL ANTHONY lll l. Absecon Colleoe Prep Actrvmes Breeze Art Edrtor Prom Decora fron Cha rm n N HS Poster Club 24 Qpan ns Club T3 Adfanced Math Club Fonde tllfemory T959 Prom Pet Peeve The school bus Ambrt on Architect PATRICIA LEE BAKER a Pleasantvllle General Actwmes Prom Commnttee Fondest Memory Prom Pet Pe-eve Homework Ambmon Typlst JUDlTH MAE BARRETT ,t-judyr, Pleasantvllle Commerclal Achvmes GAA l, 2, 4, Spamsh Club I, Latm Club l, Prom Commlttee, Student Coun cal l Fondest Memory July 27, 1958 Pet Peeve Klds who thunk theyre ut Ambmon Secretary 30 Rr XUN JANET CATHERINE ARABIA Rable Bable Pleasantvulle College Prep Acflvmes Malorettes 4 Batonettes 2 3 Stu dent Councll l 2 GAA 4 Secretary Bowl :ng Club 'l4 Greyhound Copy Editor 3 4 Fondesr Memory Makmg Malorettes Per Peeve White hard top converhble Cor vettes wnth red mternors Ambmon Dramatlc actress CONSTANCE ANN ARROM Comme Absecon College Prep Ac IVITIES HIBA l 2 4 Presndent 3 ey hound 24 Bnble Club 1 3 Vlce Presndem 2 Presndent 4 Spamsh Club 24 Breeze Staff C olrl 2 4 Fondest Memory September 6 1959 Pet Peeve Being called Constance Arnbmon Mnssuonary gf? QM ,J qw I fx M3 f 1 pix UNA: DELORES JEAN BERNHARDT Dee Northfleld Commercnal Fondest Memory Labor Day of 59 Pet Peeve Hnstory Ambltron Beautlclan JOHN ANDREW BERRY Jack Galloway Commerclal Fondest Memory My Sensor year Per Peeve My car Amblflon To enter the fteld of buslness ai JOANN ROSE BEATTY Pleasantvulle Cornmerclal vltles GAA 2 Vnce Presudent Presldent 4 Student Councll 2 Cheerleaders 24 Bowlung Club l 4 Greyhound 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Fondest Memory Decoratlng for our Prom Arrbltlon Executlve secretary ANNA MAE BENSEL Anna Mae Galloway College Prep A lvftfes NHS FTA l 2 Vlce Pres: nt 3 Presldent 4 Prom Commlttee College Club 2 Presldent Advanced Math Club 3 Greyhound l 4 Fondest Memory Amerlcan Hlstory l class Per Peeve Mr Hughes saymg Dontpamcl Arnbltlon Teacher 'HV' ,5 1'9- DORIS MAE BOSELLI Corny Galloway Commerclal Actlvmes GAA 14 Bowlnng Club 3 4 FNA l 2 Prom Commuttee Spanish Club 2 Jumor Red Cross 1 4 Fondest Memory My Freshman year Pet Peeve Students usnng the wrong steps Ambmon Umted Natnons secretary MILTON EDWARD BOTWINICK Mllton Galloway College Prep Acflvlrles Stamp Club 24 Track 3 Spanish Club 2 4 Breeze Co Photography Edltor Fondest Memory lnmatuon on the Galloway Townshlp bus Pet Peeve lmtlatlons Ambmon Electronics technlcuan 3I 9 BRUCE E BREUNIG Breu Northfreld General Act vftres Bowlrng Club 2 4 Fordesr Memory Boot camp Pet Peeve First Perrod last Ambmon Naval career HELEN CA'lHERlNE BROWN e Pleasantvnlle College Prep rvrrres GAA l r ln ub Home Ec Club 2 3 Per Pecve An crxcan Htstory l and ll Ambrtlon Nurse 5 L. 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L! r flffl Af ll GORDON BUCHERT Gordy Pleasantvnle follege Prep Acfrvrrres Band 13 Vnce Presndent 4 Latm Club l 2 Basketball Team Manager 3 4 Stage Crew 'I4 NHS Boys State Fondest Memory Boys State Per Peeve Homework Ambrfron To own my own radio statuon CAROL JEAN BULL Carol Jean Port Republrc College Prep Actlvrtres Latln Club 2, 3 Ambmon Nurse or mrssronary rn a foreign freld 32 U -M-:ff JAY EDWARD BROWN a Pleasantvnlle College Prep Acfrvrtres Choir 24 Track 3 4 NHS V Prestdent Prom Cognmrttee College Club Vrce President 2 Latm Club 2 4 Fondest Memory Latrn lll wrth Mrs Seeley Pet Peeve An adamant teacher Ambrfron Electrrcal or nuclear engrneer THOMASENA A BROWN Thom' Pleasantvalle College Prep Actrvrtres NHS Breeze CoBuSlness Man ager Greyhound l 3 Co Page Edrtor 4 Qual and Scroll GAA I4 Spanrsh Club 24 Fordesf Memory 59 Prom Pet Peeve Glory seekers Ambrrron Secretary for the Government 11 ref., fly E fl? 4 ft ,,A,.l TWV H 5 V. fig we r I HH V, Act' : . . . -35 Sparfs Cl l, 2l N .. . l f ., I H K .ll pl f f J l ,gg -AU! 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I M Wif 'BI' u Q CHRISTINE CARLSEN Chrns Absecon Comrner A ivities Secretarnal Club 4 Prorn Commit Chotr 4 GAA Fordest Memory 59 Prom Pet Peeve Conceuted boys Ambrtion lllustratlve arttst Breeze Staff CLAUDE H CASPER Clnckedy Pleasantvtlle College Prep Activities: Football l-3' Latin Club 2- Track l' Pet Peeve: Too many school days Ambition: Aeronautical engineer WWW: it Lx JEAN F BURROUGHS Jean Northfield College Prep Actvities Greyhound Co Business Manager 3 Treasu GAA I4 Bree T Lttn Club 2 Lb u Fordest Mem ry Be ng appoxnted Greyhound Co Busuness Manager Pet Peeve Girls who smoke Ambition To enter the fteld of buszness ADELE LEE CAPELLI apoo Pleasantvtlle General civities GAA 24 Bowling Club Home Ec Club l Greyhound I3 Prom Com 'ruttee Fordest Memory May l2 l959 Pet Peeve People who thmk theyre wheels Ambition Bookkeeper will .J su., -Q Mmm 'f 'swf , ,Z fun ' 'L f ,' 'V - 1 ROBERT ALFRED CASPER Bobby Pleasantville College Prep. Activities: Football l: Track l Ambition: Electronical engineer SANDRA JEAN CAVlLEER Sandi Port Republic Commercial Activities: G.A.A. l, 3, Ag Prom Committee: Home Ec. Club I, 2: Spanish Club 2: Breeze Staff Fondest Memory: June 13, 1958 Pet Peeve: Conceited people Ambition: Private secretary 33 wi THOMAS CHRISTY Lorenzo Swartz Pleasantville General Activities: Football I, 3, -49 Bowling Club 3, Captain I, 2 Fondesv Memory: August 26, I959 Ambition: To join the Navy JOAN MARIE CIRESI Plane Pleasantvnlle General rxrlrcs I GAA I3 Student Councnl Dusk Jockey 3 Spantsh Club 3 58 Prom Commmee Fondesr Memory September A l958 Per Peeve P ople who say H' when you are on top and snub you when you are down Ambrrron Arrlune hostess L. fu' F Xu ff A Lf V JANEW COLLINSJ- D I Janne Vrforhfreua Col ge Prep Acnytrres Cheerl aders 3 4 Breda Gnrls Slpgorts Ed1tor,, ganrsh b 2 3 Ap If omefc QI-ub-ILXZ Fondest4fMer al4ng heerle d nn my Soph eaf J J ily! Ly Pet Peevd Co cert d 'X Ambmon Nurse MAJOR N COLLINS Malor Abgegon Comrnercual Ambmon Auto mechanrc i r ,A I, - fr -, fly' -f' . .u' - , .- I IIVL v J CAROLYN JOYCE CLARK Clarkne + Nonhfreld General crvme B wllng Club 3 4 GAA Spanish Club 2 3 Home Ec Club 2 Fondest Memory 59 Prom Per Pe ve Wrmng letters Arnbrtron Beautrclan ALLEN CLEGG Pleasantvrlle Fonclesr Memory Freshman year Pet Peeve Concerted people Ambrrron Mechanrc 19' J General I . ' JC I ACI7' 7 : F.N,A. 2, 35 B'OlOgy Club 3, 47 4 i , I rf : e f' if' ' flb ,r . - I D f 1 ' . - I A ' L L i' L,-I' ,Q 'I' '- yn Y' . my 'ef I J Lf VV . lj, ffl' 1 E . 1' Ar s:o' ,nr-.l,2: '-A 'V ' f : - 'lb I I D D ,f . I- .,' ' . . VV t'tl f s fl x Al . ' ff' ', ' . lk- I' : LN P cr V, I . fx! if . . : . I, C 5.9 Q I .J . , V. , .,f . A, Ms fu I L VN ,V . ,lv V 41:fgfxlfiisfrjgygg ,. ' ' ,r ff L I I ., A I tereerr Q X ,I-f L aj af VL' I I- IL . of Vlv 7 'I If .. ' I 'J ' I If 5 . 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I ,,,' I- -y f 1 I , . , t .vfvl Q QQSCZ we S ,- fr-N6 'ltr' N RAYMOND L COPSEY Abs con College Prep c rvrrres B nd l Presndenl A Spams Club 3 Bnology Club 2 Fondesf Memory My 4 years ln The Band Per Peeye Going to Englxsh Class Ambrrfon To be a member of a xazz band LAURA FLORENCE CORDERY Lo y Pleasanfvnlle College Prep Acrrvmes C rrent Events Club 3 FTA 3 Spamsh Club 2 Fordesf Memory Gomg wnh Tum Per Peeve Bemg told what to do Ambmon Secretary sv JU' in N- J ku , N A dl' li FU- NBARBARA LEE CQ vera Q Q Babs 39 Abxgcon Cornmerclal C vrfres G A A 3 Secre arna u Prone Commmee Breeze S aff Fond sr Memory W sh moron Per Peeve Concelfed boys Amgr on Legal or med ca secrelary PAIRICIA ANN CONOVER a sanryllle Commerc l ACTIJIYIES Maloreires 3 CoCap1am -'i Baron ewes 2 Bowlvng Club Secre'ary 3 4 ST de urwcll l NH GAA l3 Treasur F rdesf Memory Be ng chosen Maloreffe n my Sophomore year Per Pc-eye People f o complan about Thvngs buf do nolhlng to befter Them Anmmon Medlcal Secretary kilns' in-4' 'Sf 5 I A ffm JUNE GAYLE COWAN Dlmples Absecon General c wr res A l 4 Breeze Staff Prom Commrrtee Fondesr Memory September 20 1959 Per Peeve Bemg called Jume Ambmon Elemenlary teacher WILBUR O CRAWFORD Nonhfneld College Prep Acrrvrres Poster Club 2 4 French Club 2 Prom Commntee Breeze Staff Banner Con lEST Fondesf Memory Wlnmng the Banner Con lest Per Peeve Homework Ambmon Commercnal artust 35 V or .--- ,L . - -N.: . 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' , f - V l l . : ' ' - I I BETTY JOY CROTHERS S Tvr I Ites Cholr IA Greyrvoun .J 2 3 FTA 3 G Fcroest f erncry Waslrlngton tr et Pee no c lec Sho Arnb t or C reer rn rnuslc JEAN ELIZABETH DANIELS Je ne s cl eo re Actrytres CFeerleaders 2 Greyho o eature dutor UI .ucrol GAA IA Prom Commlttee Breeze Staff F ndcst Mcmory Makung cheerleader Freshman year Pet Peeve Belng called Joe Ambmon Journalrst or lawyer Q M ROCCO WILLIAM DQSIMONE Rock Norvhfreld Gener I rvrtres Football I 2 Spam h C ub Fondesr Memory Goxng steady wrt Capelll P P L L Havung so much homer or Ambrtron To enter the fleld of busrnew PATRICIA MARY DOERR Patti Northfneld College Pveo Actrvltres N HS Batonettes 3 Co Captarn A Chonr I3, Recordung Secretary 4 Breeze Staff, Prom Commuttee, Gurls' State Fondest Memory Jumor and Sensor year Pet Peeve Homework Ambmon Math teacher 36 K! 3 no hi' X, ,sflfremrv RAYLDAVIS Foluw W 'No bl-ffleld College Prep rymes Student Councll I French Club I 2 Bovvllng Club 3 A Football I Prom Com rnx e Photography Club 2 Fdndest Memory My Junior year Pet Peeve Trynng to learn the beautiful lan guage of France Ambmon Salesman. for drug company nv'-L ww.. T7 PAUL DCJESSE Bret Pleasantvrlle General Ac vltres Football I Student Councrl 24 Prom Co Chanrman Cholr I French Club Class Vlce Presldent A Fondest Memory The people I e rnt at PHS Ambrflon Teacher p-'H QW ,I F, I M TV f ML R , A I . ,n I-uf -I ' ' I .fi ' 'f ' i 'sf' ' . ' '- L Q I ffem f ,J Plea ar 'Ile College Prez: A:t'.f'i : ' -5 ' d 25 French LL' Cl b , p .. . g ,A.A.-1 , .n Q . ' , ip 1 P we: Bel U al ' rtyl' 't 1 , I v IQ f . 6 I I , ij Plea anty'I'e C ,I Ie P if ....... A I' J I --15 ,Fd I 3, C -F E ' Ag Q 'Il and F I: e '44 A -I 5 ' I 5 In ny . . J, P . , .V , .XA Pk . I LL h u I , a , , I, 'J J . I I 4 ' I , . -K ' X V' y fjf LL f Of I V Lf' I , tl T J ,M I, ' v , M 1 V I Q -lfyf y My f I 65,3 ly, X ' A' : A I , 1 f V' .I ' , 1 . L 'C ' I ' 5 I U , Dax N I : . L ' L, .. 6 J 3, Y ,f j : LLIIILI P' H LI - ' 1 I ' : If lv . . I : v e I . . If V , L fry! f I , .. r, I ' 'J I I l.l'l V I l I' ll - If I O J ,I I I' I 1 In A I , . r I . A Lv, ' D j , fin- C! 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JOSEPH M DUBOIS oe Pleasantvrlle General Actrvrtres French Club l Fondest Memory Meetong am g l my .lunror year Pet Peeve Hrstory Ambition Architect FREDRlCK lEWlS DUNLEVY Shakes Pleasantvrlle Comrnercral Actrvltres Bovvlrng Club 3 4 Fondest Memory 59 Prom Pet Peev Not berng allowed to smoke school Ambrtlon Bookkeeper and accountant 3 .nv x9 .f'-- in-' f ROBERT WILLIAM DOLQUEIST o Absecon Comrnercral A fntre Bow ng Clubl I-ond st Memory Freshman year Pet Peefe School Ambltron To enter the busrness held YVONNE SUZZANNE DOUNTON Vonnre Northheld College Prep Actlvl e Greyhound A Breeze Staff Latvn ub l 2 Home Ec Club 2 Theatrrcal Make Clubd GAA 4 ondest Memory 57 Sweetheart Dance e Peefe hlomework on the Neekencls mbltron Nurse THOMAS EDWARD DUNN Tom Absecon General FondesQ46mory Washrngton trrp Pet Fleeve School A mon Electrncal englneer LMARY JANE ECKERT M Pleasantvrlle Commercral :vltres GAA 13 Chor 2 3 Bree Staff Greyhound 3 4 Home Ec Cl b 1 2 Spanish Club 2 Fondest Memory The football games Pet Peeve Those who try to be what they are not Ambition To enter the busuness freld 37 ALICE ANN EDWARDS Sam Pleasanrvulle College Prep Acrrvrfres Chomr ld Breeze Staff Latln Club br ry Club l Fondesf Memory 58 Mrllvrlle football cam P Peeve W mpg 25 mrnutes In Tre len l ne Ambmon Reglslered nurse ALBERT EMENHEISER Galloway Commercial Y 'nr Acfrvmes Breeze Co Typrng Edllor flgnlff f MNC 724W f 1 ff f - Fordesf Memory Senxor year n P H S Per Peeve People gorng steady Ambmorr Hrstory Teacher U x1 Very wk JOHN WALTER EVERETT Sonny Absecon College Prep Acflvmes N H S Track 3 4 Fondest Memory Begmnnng h h school Pef Peeve Domg homework on weekends Ambmon Mechamcal engrneer BEVERLY ELEANOR FARRELL V Esfell Manor Commercral Actrvmes Lrbrary Club'I 2 Greyhoundl 2 Fondesf Memory Football games Per Peeve People who 1ry to be somethrng they re not Ambmon WAC or pruvate secretary 38 EL A OR MAE ENDICOTT alloway Commercnal c rvmes G A A l 2 4 Secretarral u 4 Bowlmg Club 1 Fondesr Memory Washmgion trap Per Peeve Homework Ambmon Secrelary YVONNE MADIN ERNST Von Northfield College Prep A fvmes F nch Club l 2 Chonr I4 Fondesr Memory Sensor year Per Peeve Benng called Hot rod Ambmon Regrstered nurse Ll. fN 'U' will fl Jil Af VIRGINIA LEE FRAMBES . Gini Northfield 'T College Prep. Activities: G.A.A. I-4: Bowling Club 2-4: Breeze Staff: Prom Committee: Spanish Club' 2. 3 . Fondest Memory: Junior and Senior year l ' Pet Peeve: Being teased too much Ambition: Dental technician DAVID CHARLES FRASER Dave Pleasantville College Prep. Activities: French Club 3: Latin Club I, 2: Advanced Math Club 4: Boys' State Fondest Memory: Boys' State Pet Peeve: Freshman at our lunch table Ambition: Engineer i I xi Lf M J ' I If , 'iw' 'Ir tau ixx . K 1 fu X391 I U J 1 'N ZA' 1 - X if if QM 1 A KH fi. fc . . -ywew W :ygwf f ELIZABETH M. FORD amy Pleasantville Commercial Activities: N.H.S,, Secretary: G.A.A. lg Secre- tarial Club 4: Prom Committee: Bowling Club 2: Breeze Staff Fondest Memory: Meeting a certain boy in my Junior year Pet Peeve: Girls who look at Joe Ambition: Secretary JOHN I'I. FOX Foxy Pleasantville Commercial Activities: Baseball Nlanager l, 2: Bowling Club 2, 3, Captain 4: Student Council 3 Fondest Memory: My days at Granny's Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: To work for the Bell Telephone Company 1 . 2 . fffimtfiig, f ' f r 'X J i gf i f X 5' K4 Winn-'Y i :JZQ I .nv- JAMES D. FREU ND fi-limi, Absecon College Prep. Activities: Latin Club I, 2: Photography Club I Fondest Memory: Winning a P.H.S. Photo Contest Ambition: Commercial pilot WILLIAM HENRY FUHRMAN Bill Pleasantville General Activities: Band I-4 Fondest Memory: Band bus on away games Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Ambition: Naval career 39 ELIZABETH JANE GALE B I Norflefreld rf erclal o A A Fordcs' I Pe Pcs cs sp ohm An rw? O d r' err ROBEPT GARE T Tacub General Councll Tr 2 a e e VI wl Ac IV ries Studeh III Foo Fordesr 'Ilan' r foolball 1 am Pe? Peeve My rnachnne always down when I need Ir the most Ambmon Engmeer rllng oosllor' brea :ng VY fl 4 'ff WILLIAM GILBERT Pleasanrvrlle General Per Peeye Crowded lunch pernods Ambmon To Ioln the Navy LILLIAN EUNICE GILL Poppy Ple sanfvulle Commercial ACTIVITIES Cheerleaders 24 GA A I -1 Bowl :ng Club 2 4 Prom Commntlee Fondesf Memory Meetnng someone In my Sophomore year Ambmon Secretary 40 J' fd- '-us... J? If WW ll PIU Q ,pat IR V H ,C If A 1 U fff,UV4'i 'Jay :W GEORGE GATES JR George Pleasanlvvlle General Acnvmes Chour I 3 Presrdent A Fondesr Memory Summer vacations Per Peeve Geometry Ambmon Aerial photographer n the US Anr Force WILLIAM F GEISEL Norfhfleld General fvmes B seball I4 oolball I BQwI:n Club I 3 Fonchitr Memory 58 Prom PQKPCQVQ 6 cylmder Chev Ambmon A To dealer ,I I I , I I I A It ' 1 44 fff: 1, J r' ' . rf ' . , x, N I , ' A Z' I ew Co' me ' ,Q Acriulties: Ch ' I, -ig F.T . Ig La'-i Club If ' G.A. . I, 2, -5: Se:re'ar'af Club A I jf!! af - Mentcrl. Javuary CII, 959 y g '- 1 --ue: Relafaors fha? o ,ol 5 'e Q 7 IL I To get 'harmed I I' N--Q A L u T U1 1 I -5 Pl asa t' IIle I' 1 : .f 425 ack pBs- ba 5 Tball A I I. - oy. S'a ' '3 I on fhe I sm A , f 1 fl .3 I r J LI I A r' ,V , ' v ' -, y J lu ,L IL,1f 'FII L I A If of v A ya, I f . 'll.,, H , H Y I ' . .. . . lj f ' f I VL V K 7 W V? V : ' I . . A I 'fsillf' ' ' r Aff' 1 a V - J.v F 2- 12 I . ' ' ' ' lv IX .b L A Y iq ff . 1' I lx 3? I , I5 I .1 .III U 'A CII! ' I -'III I X. Y. - f I hy E 4 ry U La- y -- l I I I XI 1C c'I1, X'I rn E I IIYIIII I f I J il . I1 If I xr . I I I Q Ajffb N 1 - J X Q II-X EI4 ' , ' If if be am f' s I' 1 I I I I , fe Q it K r, y ,J : -f . . . -g ' - X v- 'ffl 1 ' l 1 v tl-' .xfvli L LJ 1' 1 , r.,l if Af' 'B !Lj V if Y. X1 V ESTELLE ARNITHA GREEN Stella Pleasantville General Activities Greyhound l 4 Library Club A A Bible Clu F NA 3 4 Fondesr Memory Football games in my Fresh man year with the Seniors of 57 Pet Peeve Always bumping into GG at our lockers Ambition Registered nurse LLOYD RICHARD GREEN JR Lloyd Pleasantville College Prep C lvitles Football l 4 C our l Spams Club l Fondesf Memory Meeting Henrietta Per Peeve Stuck up girls Ambition Architectural draftsman f .V ,. , f .14 , L 4- ROSE VlRGlNlA GIOVANNELLI ,,ROet, Pleasantville General Activities: Prom Comrnitteeg Breeze Staff Fondest Memory: Washington trip Per Peeve: The freshmen getting smaller each yea' Ambition: Beautician JAMES EDWARD GOSSELIN Gus Pleasantville General Activities: Choir 2-47 Radio and Electronics Club 2, 3g Student Council 3 Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: Electronics technician or radio re- pairman ESTELLA GRIER Estella Absecon College Prep c rvrtres F N A in u Fondest Memory Washington trip Pet Peeve Girls who smoke Ambition Nurse DEBRA SUZANNE HAAB Debbie Pomona Commercial Activities GAA 14 Secretarial Club 4 Prom Committee Fondest Memory August IO 1959 Per Peeve Snobbush people Ambition Private or executive secretary 4l , . : F I . 3, Ag G. . . 1, 3, Ag Choir 4, ' L-J 4, . A . , A ' 'V A A A f . . . I 1 ' bm! uM,E1 A f A A : - 5 lt A 5 A I ' . 5. -, X fl 1 gl' To , Qs 2,1 E . A tt' ' L F7 X,-Q ' , ', t' ' M, X if 1.5, ,Y If E i ' t, . 4 1' I, A Ar ': ...l-Ag Lat' Clb 2, 31 5 , ' it N.J.J.C.l.. l-45 Home EC. Club .1 .. ' ' '- A 'X ,, . ,, r I KATHRYN ALICE HACKNEY Kathy Pleasantytlle General Acttvttres Breeze Staff Greyhound I4 C'ass V ce President I G A A I 4 Chosr I 4 Prom Arrangements Chanrrnan Fordest Memory Summer of 59 at P r Pet Pee-ve Concentecl People AfT'bIYIOD American Htstory teacher LYNNE VICTORIA HANLON Lynne Northfleld College Prep Acttvmes Malorettes 3 Captam 4 Bato ettes 2 Breeze Staff Student Councrl I3 Q ull and Scroll Prom Cornmuttee Fondest Memory Berng chosen Malorette Captann Pet Peeve Boston Unsversnty Ambltton Home Econormst I LEO CHARLES HENZL eo Northfneld College Prep Activities French Club A Pet Peeve Turtnon cards Ambrtlon Lawyer WILLIAM HEWITT Pleasantvrlle General Fondest Memory Summer vacatnons Ambrtlon To loin the Navy 42 AV IN lax I flu fl gvqy W9 V JOHN W HEADLEY JR Johnny Galloway College Prep Actlvltres Magazrne Drnve Homeroom Cap tam Student Councrl 4 Prom Committee Fordesr Memory December 31 1956 Pet Peeve Flghtnng with Gerrl Ambrtron Architect DOLORES JEAN HECK Dee Pleasantvtlle College Prep Actrvttres Breeze Co Edntorrn Chtef Baton ettes 3 Co Captarn A NHS Greyhound 2 3 Buble Club A GCI Fondest Memory Besng chosen Breeze Co Edltor In Chlef Pet Peeve Dotty s throw rugs Ambmon Teacher JMIW iq Qf'5in A 1 t f W 'Il I 1 ' .J I V 1.1 ' ,u rv LB 5 I Al W ,, ,, I' 1 I f . l I . V I ' A A L I 2 L - -A - : - : I Ve-J ,, X V' A t - ' 9 I I I A ' Z '- 6 At tv' I f I II I ll A L, , I . I ' 4 . I ,' X ' Q I 4 I I I - - I X' Ill 'ul , u 'r A . K 'pl' A A- f A I x f phd' MIX' 4 . :V I f , 'I I I xx tl, fxyli NS I 'Fi-IA A ff 'fl , , V . XA - I, I. e K Q , fluwl f f 'I X Hi V L I I AIA r ,I , Cf ' Ev Y 4 lv' ix ' , -1 ' f f .X If , f K 3 1 I If 'ffl 'N ht f' , ' ff . X'-I ' Mwvl U ,' J I I I I VI 1 . u ' PFI ' , I . I ' C-'lfafqw ' ' I S QA I 'I Aix A - ' 1 . . ,g I , ' 49 , 1 ' p . . . if 2 K - A L - v . . . ' , 4 I . . :' I W 'AI ,lf .N I - sf, I x Lllffl- C 2 O If Q X I '52, UL ,, ' D I . . ' I , Q' Bill Y 5 1 J X OLETA JOAN HOWE ere Galloway Commercial Acrlvmes Batonefres 3 CoCap1a:n 4 N HS Bowllng Club 3 4 Breeze Sfaff Fondesr Memory Fun at P H S Per Peeve People who gossrp WILLIAM LAYTON HUDSON Northfleld General Actlvmes Foofball l 2 Fondesr Memory Football games Per Peeve P HS bemg beaten by OC HS Amblrlon To own the largest Marine Servrce rn Souih Jersey 1' IM 1. gud RICHARD DAVID HOLST RH: Port Republuc College Prep Acrrvmes French Club 2 3 Fondesr Memory 58 Reglonals m Readung Pennsylvania Per Peeve Bad drlvers Ambmon Certnfued Publlc Accounfani OLIVIA HOPKlNS Lrbby Absecon Cornmercnal Acrwrrles Greyhound 4 GAA l 3 4 Band 3 4 Buble Club 4 Library Club 4 Se larlal Club 4 Fondesr Memory Washrngfon Trap Per Peeve Srandmg af the end of the lunch ne Ambmon Secretary We EY'-v-nv' AJ!! HV w M1-r VQIQ-'XM I cw, I 44!n iff JUDITH ANN HUG Judy Pleasantvllle Commercial Acnvmes Cheerleaders 24 Magazine Dnve Co-Chaurman Bowling Clubl 3 4 GAA I 4 Prom Commmee Fondesr Memory Makang Cheerleaders Per Peeve Conceuted boys Ambmon Alrllne sfewardess HAROLD HUNT a Absecon College Prep Acnvrrles Stage Crew 3 4 Chonr 14 AVA 24 Track3 4 Fondesr Memory Workmg on fhe Prom Per Peeve Concelfed people Ambmon Psychologist 43 2 K 'Nl A l 'V 1 ff 'A rfb JL? L if f - L P, i' -Y 1 - . Z re 1 I l, ' - . K V? .IW y. lg' D I, ' h f 1 lf 'A A , , l 2 A I A : ,,.. I .A .Q . . :Q . . . 1.1, Ilia! ' l V X Q U ,, . If tml-Lb l, , il' :I 'lll I 1:1 Cre- ' Ill, I K, : . . . li l 'fs UL ,. Ambirion:lS-ecrefary 6 Q san A ,-vi 1 I ' v' A V . L7 . vf .xl x,J V ' J V if f lf, X ,j H, 'U 'V' My W A . r U fa a I I .N ' x ul X 'F' JR is I h ,, ,, 4 'l . . , : - . . . ll ' . ' I . 6 xv I I I , U , , , ' H I Y l, X u H I A, ,g '-7... 1 3 ' ' , . ,A V . V , , : A ii' , A L I ' ln . . I . 3 ! X ' .ll JA M M EIS FRANCES R HUICHINS Lx Dolly Pleasamvllle C mernval ll Aff fmes Color Guam Cbolr IBA S uzlenl ouncwl Secretary A NHS B vllp C h .1 Breeze SY If Forde I Memory 59 P om Per Peeve Gwrls who s lc Ambrfforw Secrelary B-1 WILLIAM H IRELAN Absecon College Prep c rl Mes bolr a revv French Club 2 3 Boys Slate Fondesr Memory Worknng on the Prom Pe' Peeve Sellmg rnagazunes Ambmorw Radlo and Welevzsuon feclxnncuan V ,L MEA' Q51 ES College IV res M re es apta A Bat ettes 2 reeze I to S ude 1 Cou our es N' or AMW GSVE EW OC VT1 fion-- la h IQFII X PA C Gal way ' rmercial A iiries- G.A.A. I g N, .54 a era 5 . u Ig STudenf,Co 'l Secre- tary N - L Fon ' rM m r 9 Prom Per P e er ro1her's1oy guns Ambil! nz ecretary 'i K fi 1 WILLIAM JERDAN Pleasantvnlle General c :wires F orb ll I A Baseball 2 Bas ball I Bowlmg Club I Track I Fondesr Memory Frrsf varsnty football game Per Peeve Losnng to Ocean Cnty on Thanks guvvng nn 58 Ambmor- To gown the servlce LINDA JEAN JOHNSTON Clem Galloway Commercual Acvfymes GAA IA Batonettes 4 Co Cap Tarn Breeze Staff ondesr Memory 61h hugh teenaof Pe? Peeve Catty g Ambmon Beaurlcnan or cysm ognst J L X lywvy S5 'xx ' fo akl . . X YM, X xl- ll x , ,T -- -c , ' ' -.: L H 0, l ' Q N' v SL 5 Q , ff .dfvfw BRUCE CHARLES KARKELLA Umbrella Man Northfield College Prep. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2: Health Club 3: Prom Committee: Boys' State Fondest Memory: Prom Committee meetings Ambition: Chemist AUGUSTUS FREDERICK KECK Gus General Absecon fondest Memory: September 5, 1958 Ambition: Architect UU 1 ,A f X ,il 1 1 i ' 1 . J t 'JJ Ja ff Jlf ft 4:0 U 7 .14 W Qiifliyf' ll ,W 4' i .li , l in K 'in . ' '- illiw 'W J 1' ,ov fl RICHARD HENRY JONES lcv ,,B,O,, Pleasantville College Prep. Activities: Choir 1-45 French Club 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2 Fondest Memory: Meeting Katie Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: To loin the Air Force SHEILA MARION JONES Jones Pleasantville Commercial Activities: Choir 2, 4: Theatrical Make-Up Club 3: G.A.A. 1-A, Greyhound A, Home Ec. Club 2: Secretarial Club A Fondest Memory: Washington trip Pet Peeve: People who are embarrassing Ambition: l,B.M. operator 422 Z, 'QZ ': BETSY LEE KING Cookie Pleasantville General Activities: G.A.A. 1-4: Bowling Club 1 Fondest Memory: March 16, 1959 Pet Peeve: People who talk behind your back Ambition: Stock Broker EVERETT NATHANEL KNOX Eve Pleasantville College Prep. Activities: Track 1, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3 Fondest Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Technician IRNA CAROL KOESER Merm Galloway Colleg Prep Actrvrtres Breeze Lay out Edrtor Greyhound GAA 14 Prom Commtttee Frre sbnp Week Charrm rt Assembly Corrmlttee l rdet Nemo y My fou ye t P e Peeue Peope wlwc c mm ture or the r age Amlaftlor A rllne hos ess or clwer' RAYMOND W LAFFERTY BY Pleasantvllle General Acrrvltfes Football l Baseball 3 Fondest Memory 59 Prom Pet Peeve Squealers Ambrtron To loan the Marrne Corps J I X MICHELE ANN LaROUCHE Bouche Pleasantvrlle College Prep Actlvltles Magorettes 4 Batonettes 3 Chorr wlmg Club lA AA 4 C ss Vrce Presrdent 3 fondest Memory Football games Per Peeve Homework Ambrtron Teacher CLIFF M LASHLEY Cheyenne Galloway General rvftres Track I Baseball 4 Prom Commuttee Fondest Memory 59 Prom Pe1Peeve Fords Ambmon To rom the Arr Force 46 is o n Pleasantvrlle College Prep Actlvmes Football 3 A Baseball 3 A Span rsh Club B Prom Commrttee Fondest Memory Playnng football and base a Pet Peeve Algebra ll Ambmonx To study medrcme MlC'HAEL JOSEPH LANGTON Mllit? Pleasantvrlle College Prep Acrvrtres F otball 3 4 Baseball 3 A Prom Commrttee Spanrsh Club 3 Fordest Memory 59 Prom Pet Peeye Thlrd lunch Innes Ambftlon To study medxcnne , ,fjrl 2, 3: .:. , -g D g 'Fld' F I , For 5 1 f : C ' ars all .H,S. - P t ' : l r a t '. , a 'l I . , X , t ' ,ll J 5 X ' L, V' -, in vu ,, ' ' v l I , BW A V f VW J 9. lf ji' M Allin' r j ' . lx ll ' f J A po N F. L7-XNGTON Q lr 't 'F H l' I lf lt A - Ll ,, V ' : I, I 1 i ' y, Q, . I U. ' C, -B ll ' 6 y w. J T' ' ' : O , 5 , 1 . ' ' . ' r A ll t C My qwfzrqhi 1 N . I , .5 s,.,,,?? . A ,. l ssl r y , 5,5 1.4, so I' ,io . , 1, 2, l, la W Act' I , 2, 4, f ELAINE MARGARET LENTZ Elalne Northfteld College Prep Aftlvttres French Club 3 G A A Fondest Memory Football games Ambmon To be a success ALFRED ALDONIS LESTER The Confessor Pleasantvnlle College Prep Actrvrtres Basketball 24 Band 13 Frenh Club 2 3 Advanced Math Club 3 Fondest Memory 19581959 basketball sea son Per Peeve Underclassmen beatung m the lunch lrne Ambrtrorr Nuclear phystcrst WALTER LEE Zeke Norrhfteld General Fondest Memory Summer vacatsons Pet Peeve Work Ambftron To succeed DAVID A LEGACKI Legack Pleasantvulle College Prep Actrwttes Football 14 Baseball 24 Bowl mg Club24 Spanush Club 1 2 Fordesr Memory Playtng football at PHS Pet Peeve Anyone who ns crrttcal of the sports In a school yet Isnt man enough to parttclpate In them Ambrtron Physrcal Eclucatnon teacher and coach at P H S .J 'NJ E' 'Phu DOROTHY IDA LEVY Dottte Pleasantvulle Commercial Actrvrtles Class Treasurer 4 N HS Grey hound 13 GAA 14 Prom Commrttee Sec retarlal Club Presldent 4 Fordest Memory Berng elected Senior Class Treasurer Pet Peeve Unfrrendly tndzvtduals Ambmon To enter the fxeld of busrness BARBARA MAY LOGAN Barb Preasantvllle Commercial Actrvrttes G AA 1 Fondest Memory Washington trap Pet Peeve Phonres Ambrtron Model 47 BETTY LOU LONG Sl1Or1y Ga lov y Gener l ctxitie e Cap 1 A J n Spanish Club 2 Fordest Memory Sen or ye r Pee e o f we ter than others Amloition Nur: JOAN FRANCINE LONG Jo nnie Galloway Commercial ctivnie A '1 me EC ub ai Club 'l For dest Memory Washington Tflf' Pet Peeve Two faced people Ambition Airline stev ardess THOMAS MARTlN Tom Pleasantville Commercial Fondest Memory The 59 New Years Pa rade Ambition: To goin the Air Force LOIS MARY MARTINELLI cis Pleasantville College Prep. ivitiesf GAA. lr Spa ih C b - Fondest Memory: Football games Pet Peeve: People who sing or whistle while music is playing Ambition: To own a book store 48 1 L LYNNE MALIN Lynnie Northfield Commercial ivities GAA 14 Bowling Club 3 Prom Committee Home Ec Clubl 2 Span ish Club 2 Breeze Staff Fondest Memory The fn l l'1 d wth ll my friends in the past years Pet Peeve Conceited people Ambiton To enter The field of nursing CAROL ANN MANNIS Camy Port Republic General Activities GAA 3 Photopgraphy Club l FondestMemory June l7 l959 Ambition To be a success 6- 1:2 Andy Pleasanfvllle General Acrrvmes Bowllng Club 3 -1 Pro Conmwf Yee GAA I3 4 Spanwsh Club2 Fondesr Memory Seventeenth burlhday P P eve People who nnte rL,,t y ren 5 rv ore rs Talmng Arnbmon Telephone operator ASA CALVIN M COLLUM Sonny Pleasanlvul e General lIVlll9S B nd l o bill Tra Fordesv Nlamory Washlngton fr p Ambfrron To loln me Arr Force PU fum. J' fir df sfl I v4 Vu L Uv- Dm ff lTCHELL R 'JATHOI ffl ch Nor! l g re nfs U F n l Ford sf Aewncry Foclball garne f Hcere fork m ron To rece s or s cars IIARCARET JANE MATTHEVJS P Qgv Abs con General 'n ry P H S dan es Pe P c Gossups Amb Hon Arrllne hostess L, 6 C! 1 7 Q vm A mul fu E LEEN MQGEHEAN Rosle Pleasanlvllle Acffvmes Cholr 24 Spannsh Club 2 GAA l-1 Greyhound l For'desfMen'ory Augus?9 l959 Per Peeye People who say o e thrng d mean another General Arnbmor Mus tal c FEET or to stay wnlh e Bell Telephon Comp r RA MOND KEITH MILLER xjf xl s con C ge r p AQQ ,el Chastain-as-Bance Com fwee S n Fordesf Memory, Prom Per Peeve Cold hands Ambmon Englrfeer x k-L! l M 49 fiiflf A , Y 5 . Hlgld Colle e P Q ACM. eg Bc.-fling Cl b 3, A7 rench Chb 2- 1g Ba d , 2 f e 1' -,. : ' s Pe Peewz- l A li? : ' Q 7 ' , H E H Fonoesr Me o g , . c I V e-we: ' l 111'-T7 1 ' If ffl 71 FLORENCE CATHEWNE MQAVADDY U. ,, : . I I m A : ' 1 Q el er: X, ' r -': ore- 6 X Il Ac a gFo7Clg ck3 , . ' 1 :l:'xrJf . I Y Jxlxx jj4U.' '1'v'W-fl V Q h r A :YV C ' l q, I f . ff 1 aa-,ffw l N 1' ., 1 , ' , lg ,, I7 'I V! A,l,x,u A4 I 7 : ' -5 ' 7 . . . ' V' wx ' : V n A an lf. ' .: ' 5 e ' th V 9 eiy I f if yr, V! j ,- If ,- 'I r, , 1. l 4 lf ,fffff 8 Mr. llif l,' rel f 95' ff I J lm ,SSVIA W Pleas rvtvllle g P Band 2 Pro r-oer'enory Vctl n h tor Pleotog pref Russel MARY r.'lLlr!'R R 5 ROSEMARIE MONTORO Roe Alosecon Cornmercla Act v l A Forde-st Mcrnory My Senror year Pet Pee 5 Homewo 14 Ambrt rr cretary- at the Bo rdwalk Na 1lonal'Barv i M 7,3 in DORIS ANN MURPHY Pleasantvnlle College Pre Actrvrtres Choir 2 3 Correspondnng Secre tary A Batonettes 2 3 Co Captam A GAA ld Prom Committee Homeroom Captaxn for Magaznne Drive Bowlnng Club Fordest Memory 59 Prom Per Peeve Homework Arvmrtror' Exccutlve secretary ROBERT JOSEPH MLJSKETT ob Absecon College Prep fondest Memory 58 Halloween Parade P 1 Peeve Teachers smokmg an the teachers YOOVT1 Ambmon To go to OCS ln the Amr Force 50 l :' gn Y Jr 'P x CAROL ANN MORRISON Carol Absecon College Prep Acflvrtres Greyhound l3 Exchange Edttor 4 Advanced Math Club 3 4 French Club 2 3 Home EC Club? GCI Fondest Memory The week of August I7 T958 Per Peeve Addressmg stamplng staplmg and manlnng the Greyhound every month mon To mayor nn sclen CH ES Louls Mbuus C uck fh General wrtres 0 ln te Bowlln u na Y vorudesr Mepno wth e s 'XJ Jersey nd a Nz g ournarhent Per PeevejSchoolJ ours AmblflOl7 Pro sional owler iv , 3 F ,ii , I I 03 I i l ' . lv' , 1 I l xi: , i M I I iw X I My MARTIN WILLIAM PAULSSON Jr Marty I Pleasantville College Prep. ' Activities: Latin Club l, 2: Health Club 3: Baseball 3, 4 I Fonclest Memory: '59 Prom 'NJ Pet Peeve: People who don't listen Ambition: Businessman MARY ELIZABETH PETER Mer Northfield College Prep. Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Cheerleaders 2-A: N.H.S.g Prom Committee: Breeze Co- Advertising Editor: College Club 2 Fondest Memory: '59 Prom Pet Peeve: Cheering practice Ambition: Spanish major if 0 'fs F. .fil ' fx 01 I ,,l -Pet Peeve: Unsociable girls or boys aft Q iw ARLEEN BETTY NIXON Dee' Pleasantvlle Gene'al Actiuftes, G,A.A, I-4: French Cwlg If Prom Comrmtfeeg Breeze Staff Forcest Memory: '59 Prom Pet Pe-eve. People who dcn't know how to tell the truth Ambition: Secretary OLAP EDWARD OLSON Ole Northfield General Activities: Bowling Club I-45 Spanish Club 2 Foridest Memory: Winning the hi-fi set in the Magazine Drive Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: Professional tennis player , ,ycfacy f' 1154 iff? 46, ,L fl JC, 'L f DONALD W. PETERSON Don Absecon General Activities: Greyhound 4: Prom Committee: Spanish Club 2, 3: Breeze Staff f Fondest Memory: '59 Prom Ambition: To ioin the Navy CAROLYN ANN PETRIE Peaches Northfield College Prep. Activities: Choir l-Ag Band Secretary 3, Ag French Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Magazine Drive Homeroom Captain: Breeze Staff Fondest Memory: '59 Prom Pet Peeve: My first name Ambition: Interpreter 5 I KENNETH PAUL PEIRJI!-N Kerr Nor1h'IeId COVTTVWTCVCIEII 5 1 Cm Q79 S cesr Nc wory Per P e Q Ewg me mon rr I eo C oqmarw DOROTHY ANN PIERCE G SCHWII 9 O' C es cze C C :ef B or s COCK: NHS Ce,Iwoend 2 OH' U DVI ' uv , nc, P ccze C Er' for In Ch GI Pe? Pf.v.vC SI Ambn on Teacher PATRICIA PRUCHNICKI Poocfe Absecon CommercIaI In ICS Ir Bow In U I Spamsh CIub 2 Swdent COunc1I P om Con mn ee Fcr1des7Mcmory 59 Prom Pump nmng Io 1 e IL mo In T If IUC G L. MARY ELIZABETH PURDY Pmdlcs PIe.1samvIIIe CoIlege Prep A rwmes Greyhound 3 A 3 G p U 3 Theqtrrcal Ae e Un CIub 3 Forc1cs1Mcmcry Sen or yccr Per Pccxe Amermen Hmory Ambnon Nurse 52 B- Wi' JOHN POWERS .Iohnme Norahfrevd GSHGTBI Acfwmes FooTbaII I 3 Fonoes? Memory Junior year Per Pee-.fe People who dont Insten Amrmor To own a Iandscapmo bus ness DIRK GEORGE PRAGUE Ie d P asamvulle CoIIege Prep nv o a Spun 1 Geyhound 3 A Bowhng CIUIJ 3 A Hun! mg ar1dFIshmg Club Fondesf Memory Jolnmg the ConfmenIaIS Pe Pee f 'VIangIed pIes and warm mxlk un IU Amb Mon Aquatnc bnologust Bw f I . II Ac ..ffc: Prem C Weep Bre- faff For' I-1 f. -1 raIr,es ' Per e I Izsh A I3 : Ce .I ' Pebn Ac: 7 ,I 'DQ':, ' PI e ' ,I C ,Iego pr pr I Afmfhe: Ere- ' :Edr'c'-In,Iw' 5 01 1- effe 3, C - 'pwin -1, 5 fr-H, h , . 3gCI1' I, 2gS1dcmCo'ciI I, 2 Fzmzcsf ,M 'crm Berwg VTE 'TI ..r-- , 1,,,.a- -' BIT USII ffiiff I I . l : f I A I , TT'ii y I I . Q s fu 1 f: . - 'a ,y TN Ki A-g'.f IC.: Fo Tb II I, 2g 1 Isl Club I, 25 ' r , z ' , 1 - Third rrch I ' ' 75255 5751? FT A Acffr A: Cho' 2-45 G.A,A, IVA, '.I' g , CI b 9 ' g ' 25 Pet -'-': Ru ' Iw b.s In Iv rn' ' 9 Afulfrrzng A' I' ste.-. 'd-ss cr secreiary 5 ' : f ,-1, EN. . I- 5 .A.A, I,2,4gSanisI1CIb2,g 'A 'Ik- U J IVV 0 V' fjl' WILLIAM FRANK RANDALL Il Q A PleasantvLl'e Co eje Prepxl Acrrvmes French Club 2 3 Health Club 3 Fondest Memory Mr Parks wood shop Pet Peeve Automobule accudents Ambmon Archaeologust CAROL ANN REED Pee Wee Bargamtown College Prep Acfrvmes Student Councll 2 3 Cheerleaders Capt-'1 Bowun C lA Prm Commlttee GAA T4 Latm Clubl 2 Fondesf Memory Beung chosen Captaun f Varsuty Cheerleaders WALTER VANCE QUEEN Walt Pleasantvnlle General Actlvnfes Football 'I Fondest Memory Years at P H S et Feev Bezng amed for sorrethung I drdnt do Ar-nbttron 20 years n the Army RALPH W QUICKSALL Qutckne Northf eld General Acnvmes Student Councll 'IA Class Prest dent 3 Track 24 Chour 3 A Photography Club 2 Fondesf Memory Benng Presudent of the Jun tor Class Per Peeve Homework AH1 'lllOU Accountant executnve ' ll I' Per Peeve People who try to start an argu ment Ambmon Teacher Q f V RANDOLPH A REITMEYER Slugger Pleasantvllle College Prep Acrrvmes Chonr 2 Greyhound 2 Latm Club Fondest Memory Muss Barbour s famous Alge bra Il cass Pet Peeve Domg homework Amb hon Aeronautucal engmeer MARY T RENZE Renz Pleasantvllle General Actrvmes Greyhoundl 2 GAA 4 Prom Commattee Fondest Memory March 29 and August 29, 1959 Per Peeve Concented people Ambmorn Beautnclan 53 MARTI Nl DALE RISLEY Speedy s n v Collece Prep lvrtres F otball 13 eball l 2 C rr Cla P ent 2 Fre b Chalrrn n of Freshman Chrrstmas Dance Fence tllfemory 59 Prom Pet Pe ve Mary An-h rtor Electronrcs engrneer VICTOR RONALD ROUNDTREE The Shell-n Pleasantvrlle Cofnmercral tvmcs JV Basketball T Varsuty Bas a eball 4 Arts Fondest Memory Frrst basketball game agaxnst Atlantxc Cnty Pet Peeve Gnrls who are wld In publuc Ambmon Mechamcal engnneer W1 Dfw f 7 JOYCE CAROLYN SCHMOLL Joyce Pleasantvrlle General Fondest Memory 59 Prom Per Peeve Homework Ambmon Secretary JOSEPH LEWIS SCHOENLEBER Joe Northfield General Actrvmes Football 1 Track 3 4, Boys' State Fondest Memory Fnfth peruod Musuc Apprecu atnon In Junnor year Pet Peeve Smokrng regulatrons Ambmon Accountant 54 JACQUELINE LEE RUTTER Jackue Absecon Commercual Actlvltles G A A l 3 Breeze Staff Prom Commuttee Secretarnal Club 4 Fondest Memory February 18 1959 Pet Peeve People who are pests Ambltron Medical secretary PA'lRlClA ANN RYAN Ntml Absecon Cornmercsal Actlvrtres Breeze Staff GAA l 4 Pr m Committee Spamsh Club 2 3 Fondest Memory October 14 T957 Pet Peeve Two faced people Ambrtlon Axrlrne hostess L le xf v. A at fl A ill , L. -v r IJ ,, ,, Pleaa t llle V , Act' V' : O - 5 Bas , 7 LWO' I T, 25 ss resid , Ag nch Clu T, 2g T 'lea t - ' I I I Act' - : , . 7 I kel- ball 2-45 Track l, Ag B s 5 and Crafts lg Chemistry Club l, 2 : ' l A A VCL , ,Jr - .ff 1 4 ', ' If we ' 'J' T - f 1 t five' I A : 7 . . . - 7 O jjj! XLWC M 'U' 1 VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SCULL Ginny Galloway College Prep. Activities: Batonettes 2, 3, Co-Captain 4:'- Prom Committee: G.A.A. I-3: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Breeze Staff Fondest Memory: May 16, 1959 Q U Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people Ambition: Clerical worker IL RAYMOND THOMAS SEYLER Q. Clamsey ' Pleasantville General Activities: Bowling Club 3: Band I, 2 4 fondest Memory: Sweetheart Dance Pet Peeve: Lunch room Ambition: To join the Navy 1 5 1 5 j If Ju!-,i , i O' EDWARD SCOTT, JR. Eddie Pleasantville College Prep. Activities: Choir I-4: Breeze Staff: College Club 2, Treasurer: Camera Club I: Prom Committee: Greyhound I-3, Co-Business Man- ager 4 Fondest Memory: Greyhound trip Per Peeve: Getting up in the morning Ambition: Court stenographer LORRAINE N, SCULL Lorraine Galloway College Prep. Activities: F.N.A. 3: Prom Committee: Breeze Staff: Latin Club I, 2 Fondest Memory: Washington trip Pet Peeve: Fire drills in winter Ambition: Elementary teacher ' ng, fi I ROBERT JOSEPH SEYLER Bob Pleasantville General Activities: Bowling Club 3: Band I, 2 Fondest Memory: '59 Sweetheart Dance Pet Peeve: Smoking regulations Ambition: Machinist FREDERICK CHRISTOPHER SHAW Farmer Northfield College Prep. Activities: Basketball I-4: Sophomore Class Vice President: Student Council I, 2: Prom Committee: Co-Chairman of Magazine Drive: Boys' State Fondest Memory: State Finals in Basketball Ambition: Physical Education teacher 55 HARD H M o o FTW e Hee Kr-Tr'lLEr:lN 1 TC G A 59 Dro Per Pee T l oe wl Bookkeeper or C we AUSTIN HAIGH SOMERS Aus1in Northfreld College Prep, Aciiviriess Cholr 3 Fondes?Memory:Sen1or year Pe1Peeve: long lunch lines Ambnion: Commercial anis! or archilecl FREDERICK CHARLES SOPER, JR. 'Fred' Pleasanrvllle College Prep: Aclfvmcs: N.H.S., Presidentg Choir l-3g Dou- ble Ocrefte I, 2g Student Council 1, 2g Boys Stole Fondesr Memory: Boys' Stare Pe? Pc-eve. Long lunclr llnee Amblvrcn: History Teacher 56 SUSANNE MOREY SMITH ue Ga lov ,f College Prep Acrlvmes Breeze Feature Eclrtor Greyhound G A l 4 Sruden C nel Prom Cornmmee Fondcsf Memory 59 Prom Pet Pee e Rldzng The school bus Afnbmor Regnslered nurse HELEN COLLENE SNOVER Col cne G o J 5 crrvme Color Guaro 4 Bro O 3 Prom Commntlee Forms Memory 59 Pron Pfr PLC e Homework Amb I on Business woman 'fi C 'Nils l General Clu 2 Wy' ROSEMARY STEWART oe Absecon Comrnerctal ctvmes GAA I4 Lxbrar Cu Camera Club I Secretanal Club 4 Personal Typung Club 2 Fondesr Memory Washtngton tnp Per Peeve Taknng ductatton from Mr Schles Inger Ambmon To work for Prudentnal WILLIAM E STRICKLAND Port Republuc General Actvtrles Baseball 3 Greyhound I La ID u I Fondesr Memory Freshman year Pet Peeve Bermuda shorts Ambmon To torn the Navy X 'YY' GERALD RADU SPALL Jerry Absecon College Prep wr Bee Boys Coors Edttor Gre und l p rts Edttor 24 I 3 Pres dent 4 Qull and Scroll Bcffltng Club A Prom Commttt Fordesr Mernory 59 Prom Pet Pee-ve Second lunch Innes Amo nor Doctor NATALIE LOUISE STASUK 'Nat Pleasantvllle Commerctal turtles GAA l C 3 Bo Ing Club 24 Theatrtcal Make Up Club 3 4 For-dest Memory 59 Prom Pet Pee-ve Inconstderatton Arrbmon Secretary T55 y V f f 9' ibn' IVAN SUBIN Sube Absecon College Prep A rtvmes Student Councul I Vuce Prestdent 3 Prom Commnttee Breeze Staff Latun Club Fondesr Memory Prom Commsttee meehngs Per Pee-ve Gurls who talk too much Ambtflon Teacher HAROLD IRWIN THOMAS JR 5 Pleas ntvnlle Commerctal Fondes' Memory Washmgton trtp Pet Peefe Homework Ambltton Accountant 57 r j I, 2 X I , V 1 V f . 4- L , I f I f 'W ' WI ' L fl , G at ' K rf L if 5 A ffl M H .II , V Act.-'iesr r -ze A ' .,, f ' 5 y- a ho , S o ' - g Cho'r 'I-, Vice 'V 'tl if -1, l L' ee I I XJ, ,I 'Y L ll 'l '- f, . , . H Ll, I , ,, , I f V I I 7 l ACP : . . . , 3, 45 hclr 2, g wl- I ' - : ' ' , A , IV P 1' . I cf A HR I, I I A T' N : . . . - 7. ' y l b 2-47 Ll M A : ' ' ' . - if V f . ', ' K Bill x ' 1. ,. : I i 1. CI b , 2 NQNI ' Q l 1 an fy j - ' B 1. 1 L..-' . ,QV I+ ,' g 5 L' ,V A Af!! 'x ll, .: I ' . I . ' l ' A f 1, 2 H I l I X K s .' NANCY LEE THOMAS Kmen Galloway Commerclal Acrrvmes Camera Club l Lrbrary Club 24 Secretarral Club A Fo dest Memory 59 Swee hear D nce Per Peeve Hlstory II Arnbrl on Housewife HENRY LEE THOMPSON Leeberr Pleasanlvllle College Prep ryrfres Buble Cllb 14 Chor 14 Fren u l 2 S uden Councrl H1 Fondesr Memory Belng an the gym show Per Peeve W mng for lunch Ambrrron Baplrst mrmsler ,A-L 34 S K FRANCES HELENE TROTTER Frannre Pleasanfvnlle Commercnal Acrrvmes Home Ec Club 3 F N A 3 Grey hound 4 G A A A Fondesf Memory Easter of 1957 Pet Peeve Homework Ambltron Fashron rllustrator BARBARA KATHLEEN TUMMON Barb Esiell Manor Commercral Fondesf Memory Meetmg the krds rn PHS Pe! Peeve A show off Ambrfron Bookkeeper or Gospel chalk arms! 58 'VL 'U' 1 C7 CHRISTOPHER LEE THOMS Chrrs Pleasanrvrlle College Prep Acfrvrtres Latrn Club l 2 French Club 3 A Blology Club 2 3 Football 1 4 Track 24 Boys State Fondesr Memory 59 Prom Per Peeve Homework Ambrflon Verernnarlan JANICE JEAN TOMPKINS D Absecon College Prep Acfrvrrres Lann Cl b l 2 Blology Club 2 Prom Commnree Breeze Staff Fondesr Memory All the frlencls Ive made at P H S Pef Peeve A pessrmlst Ambmon Medrcal technrcran W 'W X 5. it V fr , egg ' Qfffl, ,, . ,, D M. I L I . ji we , H l :I 7 f 6 - : A r Acr' A' : ' L - 5 l - 9 ch CI b , 7 1 T ' 35 B.A. I L fs , X , .J Q 5+ eff'-fx -Sh - ..--1 Y 73.4 4 Vx - VX P f si . ' - Eg Q U gr , C X Q .YD y Act ,, .,, 'X ' if - I . ' ' . C!! e ' rj I r 1 1 r 1 Xf :' f :U we ff f I : . U . . N I , , L r ' 1 jx - I: . , CV U - -- V , A ,Liv N , . J . . . .K My ya., K . L vi fr-0,39-l 41,0 UI V ,L df' C i. I - . . , . . . , : ' Q .. 4: . . A 0,3 'qw 'N VIRGINIA ALICE VanKlRK Grnme Northfteld College Pre c rvmes F N A 3 Fr n u Lam Cl b 4 Poster Club GAA 1 .lunxor Red Cross 4 Fondesr Memory Washington trap Pet Peeve Teachers Ambltron Nurse PETER MARKLAND VanSANT Pete Absecon General Fondesr Memory 58 Sweetheart Dance Pet Peeve Homework Ambltlon To work on a raulroad J ffm x ix V ,ff Cir ' 'cg ' T H I H. f . a y . I I 1 N , I V' r f - 1 C! V if 'fl' f Af' I I ' 1 5, ,, . . U J rr L Iv III PM if 'V If My r 1 I 1 . I fy A I My 414 At ': ,45 echClb2,3gA' jj 1, L T' U 5 5 . . , , 2, 45 01 : ' ' dd! 1 . . I , :il 1, 1 , .,1 , A ' ll , - V I f 5 A 1 Mull Y . 4 rl-' I I ,J 'U 5 I f . ll f , yr UA , 5 IL M , A-,gdb rj' K , . Jug Act ': -g ' , g ter fV ARTHUR LEWIS TURNER, .lR. Art Pleasantvllle General Activities: Camera Club Fondest Memory: World History class Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: To enter the business field RICHARD A VALENTI Vanulla Absecon Cornmercral ACIIVITIGS Spanish Club 2 Fordest Memory Drnvtng to school Pet Peeve Guys who thunk thepr Fords are ast Ambttron To be a success 4 r f BETTY VERDINE Betty Absecon Commercnal Actrvmes GAA 4 Secretarlal Club A Grey hound 3 Fondest Memory Sensor year Pet Peeve Teachers Ambrtron Prrvate secretary ANGELA JUNE VOLA Angle Pleasantvulle Commercnal :vmes GAA 24 Chonr 3 4 Pos Club I Fondest Memory Senior year Pet Peeve People who are your frsends one mnnute and your enemues the next Ambition Secretary 59 CA G' AR E 'J ez c C lee r Ceelgn ' ICHAEL lOQEPH V LQ'-l Abseco Gfrer eez O o1ra,JE Cc Ed lor Prom Co ee ng Cleb 3 Q O Fordes Co 1 Amblflor Busvnessnaan xl IRENE EDWA WARNER Pleasanfvnlle General Renae Acrlvlrles Greyhound 3 GAA l-1 Prom Comrnmee Home Ec Club l 2 Bowllng Club 2 Frlendslvnp Week Play lfondcsr Memory 58 Prom Pe1Peeye Smar klds Ambmon Beaulnclan ALFRED O WARRINEQ Al Absecon General Acnvlrles Baseball l Baske1ball l Fondesv Memory Graduahon Per Peeyc Guys vwh hover Clwevys Ambnlon To succeed 60 -FY' 23591 m 'ET' NKWESRQQQ JUDITH ANNE WARD Judy Absecon College Prep Acflvlrles Breeze Class Ednor Color Guard apfam 4 N HS on G Glrls Stare Fordesr Memory Wonderful years and fruends P H S has given me Pe? Peexe People who complaln and do nothing To help matters Amblrlon lndustrnal analytlc chemlst BARBARA JEAN WARNER Barb Pleasantvllle College Prep c rymes N H S A Breeze Bus ness Manager GAA 24 Greyhound 3 A Prom Commlrfee Fondesr Memory Beung chosen Co Buslness Manager of The Breeze Per Peeve Berng kepf wamng Ambmon Regmered nurse 1X fn GN QV f lv' av 5 us we we wr ye 11 I N TA 1' e Q1 fa gf 3 rw 0 F, A ' ' N e , r A '. 4 ' f 5' N . U , L ,L ,XX Ci , -U 1 T: rw QA ,i V1 0 XJ ' - I M - - ec- 1. ff .V V2 Q' f f 5-' ' 'F 2 U' i f - A ' 'L ', ' ' ' E J 'D ,J nl K' 1 ' fn il rn .. 'A .. .. M - ., N , .. f 5- qs 1, V, J 17 - vw ,i vu. 4 Gy, - - - M kg. V 'V , 14 J l - , .1 I Q X ' 3 'E rn L F V' 'E Q 'U L 59, xr ,nl 4, Ai: EF 4 131 -V A m . f N. V - A f e -4' 4 N ... .. - 5' CD-3 W K n, N. f 5 X , V .. N. Y ,, 1 'A N - ,- uw Q, W rn 7 c' N Q M F w'f7N. O 1' nj', 21 1- , P' ff Q U f' 11 r- lr 'A U 5 C 1 2 5 1 A x ' Y ro 7 4 N O A f My :V O nv , ar l A. s. N 7- 3 H A 0 ly in J X 3 so ln -' : ' A .' 5 0' , fl . . U ' L2 0 N 31 7 A l 5 - A ' o f- ai - . , O P' Or l , 5 fl lv Q I -A Q 5 N- . ' gk 3 , '. 'I' 1 2 'el 41 IJ AY so U1 .L ' f 4 ff 5 ll: g A QV sg, lf- J A , V ,V Q N. W, 1 5 , a , h X- , J, . , X N l ' ' 9 N Y' L, ' K 1 . fe -V N 31 'f N. 35 , ,W ' ,ff . -In A I 4 ' N ' , ' ' - -. , , , K 0 A N :C F.: ' - l. .. H ,, , s ,, N - ,, 2 gy . - A N. ' , ' - K' . . - 7' - X - - N . - Z V s 1 . V 0 . l S IP 3- - . - , 4 ., e ' w . 4 , 4 - ' ' on -,. Q i .. A M Q , .. J, . , 4 y i lil v . Tis. . ' IP 3: ,gre-1 ww: , V . - rg ,M - mfr 'V- n T V . if ' X 9 - 3? 15 ilu 1 'V 1-UQ ,C PAUL WATT5444, Pau Pleasanfvnll Co e Prep French Club I 2 Fondest Memory Graduation Ambrtron Radio and TV repaxr KATHERINE MARGARET WENTZELL Kathy Pleasantvrlle Cornmercral Actrvrtles G A A l Greyhound 3 4 Secre tarlal Club 4 Home EC Club l Fondest Memory 59 Prom Pet Peeve Teachers who dont understand when a student ns havnng trouble with a sub ect Ambition Secretary W ANCY LeBUTON WATERS Lxttle Lulu Pleasantvrlle General Actrytres Bowlnng Club 14 Prom Commlt tee GAA 13 CheerIeaders2 Fondest Memory The day l rnet Russ Pet Peeve A faster car than mrne D' Amblron To work at the Pleasantvllle Bus: ness Offuce as a cashuer GAIL ANNE WATSON Gan N Northfield Commercxal Actrvftres Cheerleaders 3 A Breeze ,Staff wlnng Club 24 GAA ld NHS Prm Commrttee Fordest Memory September 5 T958 P 1 Peeve Snobs Ambrtron Executrve secretary 'UN X KARL KENNETH WESTCOTT Ken Pleasantvnlle College Prep Actrvrtfes Choir 3 K Fondest Memory Washnngton Trap Pet Peeve Math Ambrtron To enter the fneld of musuc E WESLEY WHITE 6 Wes Estell Manor General Acnvmes Football 3 4 Spanrsh Club I Fordest Memory Washsngton trap Pet Peeve Homework Ambition Engineer bl 940' W M l s up, or 14- . 1 C75 Bo'.- -g...l-l,...g'ol 556, PQ TQ -' 'qi A Zara-1 4 ., ,,. M , Activities! Radio and E ctron'? A Zflyvifyf' l, K Q W l fi l a ,X H, yr f ' .. :l . M E ELIZABETH VVHITEHEAD f K I M Nafrhm-la College Prep Aj' Y tw re eyhouno 13 Edrtor In Chnef 4 u nt Councrl 1 I o N our' P blrqty C El nan Breeze Sa For dest Memory 59 Prom Pet Pac 6 Havzng f'1f1'1 I 61-1 C BURREL WRIGHT WHITLEY Buoky G ov y Commercral rum L T c Football 2 -1 Bowlrng Cu 14 Class Prcsldent 1 Student Council 2 Prcsdcnt A Al or prom Actrvrtles C a man Fonclft lqmory Mr Ayramrs bookkeeprng :las es Pet Pen e Belng called Bur rel Amb mon Certufned Publnc Accountant N SHEELA ANNE MARIE WORSFOLD Sheela Pleasantvllle College Prep Acfrvrrres NHS Treasurer Greyhound 3 4 Breeze Actuvutues Edltor Theatrrcal Make Club 3 4 A 4 Gxrls ae Forrdesr Memory Gnrls State Per Peere Food Ambrtron Clothmg destgner ELAINE BINA YINGER Yung Pleasantvtlle General Acrryrrres Cheerleaders 2 GAA 14 Breeze Staff Bowlmg Club 13 Greyhound 2 Stu dent Councnl 1 fondest Memory September 28 1956 Per Peeve Squeaky shoes Ambrrron Secretary 62 ,IMI BRUCE WAYNE WILSON W Pleasantvnlle General fondest Memory Washington trap Per Peeve Homework Ambmon Mechanlc JANE MARIE WORLEY Janne Pleasantvnlle Commercnal c lyll' es G A A 1 A ecretarna lu A Spanrsh Club 2 Fondest Memory Washington Pet P eve People who T make up thenr own rnnncls Ambrtron Secretary LL JH Vial!! r 9, It all JR GEORGE F GILBERT George Northfneld General Actlvmes Bowlnng Club I 2 Fondesf Memory Freshman year Per Peeve Detentnon Ambmon Mechanic PAUL WESLEY LUDWIG e Pleasantvnlle General Ambmon Archltect LEON W. YOUNG Hsin Pleasantville Commercial Activities Tack I 2 JV Basketball I V stty Basketball 2 3 4 Fondest Memory Last 59 basketball game agalnst Atlantlc Cnty Ambltfon Postal clerk NANCY CHAMPION Nancy Port Republlc Commercual Acnvmes Chonr 2 Btology Club Secretarual Cub Fondest Memory December I9 1955 Pe? Peeve Concelted gurls Ambmon Prnvate secretary JAMES PRICE nm Pleasantvllle General Fondest Memory Freshman year Ambmon Naval career RONALD R GIBERSON on Absecon Act vrfles Freshman Football Fondest Memory Gonng wnth Dee Pet Peeve Dress code Ambmon To loan the Amr Force General WESLEY NORTON Wes Northfueld Activities Latun Club 3 Fondesr Memory Chrnstmas Eve Per Peeve People who complam Ambmon To rom the Servnce General 63 7,-W4 Q.,-f Mv-:jj 1' ,y.0ll33 g'r 355' ,LM E 553,55 oaydf Mm? MOST VERSATILE 6 Pat Conover Burrel Whitley 64 .QA :r9 ,pdf A-Qui' gfazfw BEST LOOKING Joann Beatty John Headley ,Vai-8' 3' 9 4t f 5?d3 'mfff 2 gui' -df! 'Ei .. iL 1::f-ggi'-'L ' .um - 3 1 . .M- 1,21 ' .- U U ,- - , , r-tv:-i-e1r E It V . , T' .-' 5 A 5 51 , . U A . , 'nf 4, W vii fe 1 I v fi f ' 5 .- - .- . , , V7 45' ' 4 1 as ff' 2 1153 , '. 2 it ' fi - 5 QP: 'LQ 2:2 ft f 'FJ' j,' I ig. vw FQ My .s J . iii- .' 4 ,xi ., 'g I' G. 'A I 25. --'35 19:1 if 1: , 9-r , - 1 fb '-' - fz M. J - lit ...X-.-U 'ries ' rw - - 'N , Q.. qu b, 4 4.1-9 - -f:'j,.-- ' ... f -K-1 lm-:iffy JZ'-fl ' '1 ,.-.- T 'r' ..-S.--'l' 7, .l I MI' ,-'-5 - ' -U-'.,' K 1..- ' , .f ,V .-' ' 1 ' ' sg -,I L! . ,u A.: . 1,1-: fr., Dfw f .. . 2 x .v' :Q qztfb- ' 'f ig Q51 . 1- t 'L J- il 419 Vi ,lr U33 'ss lb 1.3 1- . rl W-2 if Sf, 1 S 33 . 3 wx ' r , M , , , A Xa ctr x Qt 'F-? . 21 5 -5.5, tl 5 533, Q :I- . 'rv O: . Qi 1- 41 '-ii X 'Q ' :L win 1 n 1.1. AE. ay-.Nd 1- .f TLT, Jam.,-,-ig? fd. . ,, 4.. -.,-1 ' ' '1' ,GY F3315-'f ' ,., fi ,:. fi' I ' -4., MUST LINPREDICTABLE Kathy Hackney Bob Garbutt if ff??'2-1 rung, Hmmm I hav Rk :y'h..,,Yww JE:-x.,,, 5 mmqbmw: , 'Uk Naeekhxm MUST INTELLECTLIAL Dorothy Pierce Gordon Buchert . ' - I - -5? If ' ' ' -.:.W--11 Y -A A Nu' az .--A ,:..'f'-nw., In 3. j ' ' - Y N :Ur K , ' . 2 .Q 3 ' A 'lj gl. A , ' af f, fi' e 5 R frf . 4 y ,l .5 . , K fn V '-f -Vx P-LTL ff? 4 1. fi. .17 . ' 5 I- 'I It .r v' f A' 417, .1 A., .P 1 P . ' f SL . ,tug 6 -h .1 lwt.,-uw '- ---. .v ' ,' . : M' N..- . , fig:-K. x 5- ' 'fs it . ' -.: -' 4' C 'Ri' Q Lg 'ES -' -527-.,:'-X-du :' x.: , . 11 -. My My. ir. -:ni ,f y ' X ' A... b W H: Q. - gfhx . ' 3 . rf ' K A , , 4 y . Ar. , . .I I K I .4 If , - , Xl' 'Y .r . ' iz' . ' I p :I 'f if f , V. in 'g f 1 ' ' All ,. . ', J I' 1 ! 1 li um 'I . '- --. U K g . . 'F w-S W MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 6 Carol Reed Burrel Whitley ,..x,f MOST LIKELY TO SLICCEED Dolores Heck Martin Rlbley -Qui? jf' fav w if We 0 ' 1 I ,,.-1r'4'f e+' ' ' 1. 31'-Tl, E Q A' , Q I . '1 A :R wg 4 ul , . ,,.., , Q' , , B5 , ,x xi: 1 'LI . in , .Ia XSS ' IW.. 1 d ' I , I 'K , ' 7 ear- fg 'Lf ' I' 'f ' I I, 5: Y X X rp, f . I I I I I ef 1 4.0 .- , In . .vi !E, 2 I , 'V' '::I'- ' ' 'T -' ,WP ' l .,- ' .. l A ' 'gffliga'--'u'-' 1, 1 I-If ' ' ' 2 , J- I ,. . .. If 'By A-L'. - ' 1 riff-, I - s 'F I , my I-I X' ,- 5 I u, I ., A J. , r l ' 1 I I' fe 191 I ' 7 1 '4 7-. i . 'Y X -Lf , .03 IEFE .., .S ' in 1 ' ,yi ' l-o.'- '- . A. - 'S f . 'Amiga v. I 4 fi 1 ff I 66 FA' BEST SENSE OF HUMDR Kathy Hackney Dave Legackl N1 'NF N '-my it 'fm 'Tw wmwwks MOST DEPENDABLE Dorothy Levy Paul Anthony 67 f' ,gg-.S,f ,wt-ff MCST TALENTED Alice Edwards Edward Scott MOST OPTIMISTIC Judy Ward Burrel Whitley ff 1 5,-Ml rf ,rf or : ': 1 4 ,0- .f' W , ,A .!f 2ff L ' . - -' 1.-ff-'-'ffw' .-f ' ' ' 4 ..,. -G ' . ,,,1..... Q fa N . - 5.1 ' - 1' I V - 1- gf-W5 . . n : I '. Y : . fm-n 'fn' .1 4 1 A n .5 ' V f V .'n. ul Z A. I A I L , H. A V, 5 . '-1 , 'Q ll .' A I 1 5 - 4- J .Inca ,- A , H' ' A' D--. . . I 1-ILA'-1'l, ' .' --' ' D ' V 411' , I 1 ..-' - I ,. - ' If ' .-' '--' V- A . ' .. -. , nh, , 52 f-riff d ,A A t ' ' '-, - . ,tg 'Q .- , Q. ig ,. t. t , , ffm ' , s , 2 2' 1 t . ,Q x .,-, s , 1 I il ' R--3 g ,l . . gr ,X 3,1 .. . . . . , ' I , ' I ,' gn' .N .axial--fa . 68 L MOST ATHLETIC Carol Reed Bull .lerdan QM. Nawvhw FRIENDLIEST Janice Jones Fred Shaw 'fir 1 , al.: 1. SENIORS IN ACTIO Subscriptlon blanks, anyone? Who will be Yhe lucky one? qw They took a Tranqunllzer before homeroom each morning' H Drd you buy your Breeze ye l W V Q . fr i 9 , ' Q2 K lx R 'Gif' .r,l, 5 bi ,usa r, 0... . , 3 ' 5 g. rs, fs of ' ' Y? A MIRROR OF 60 MEMORIES to view antiquity as though in a mirror Ssu ma Kuang 114 'gif Fas fa ,2- , fp' -we x F 'fl' N lx Witt , ul, FRESHMA YEAR From the many memories of the preceding four years one which re mains prominent in our minds is our first experience with P H S We re call with amusement a class of bewildered and frightened students enter Ing upon their first venture of a more advanced educational level At that time we looked upon the senior class with admiration and respect realiz ing that to become seniors ourselves was one ot our goals Six weeks after entering P H S we chose our class officers president Burrel Whitley vice president Kathy Hackney secretary Mary Angerosa introduced to our advisors Mrs Claire K Chmiel and Mr David H Ben scoter whom we have learned to know with pride and esteem as the Mom and Dad ofthe Class of 60 Our first dance the Holly Hop was presented at Christmas in the P H S gym In keeping with the Yuletide spirit lights of green and red re flected colorful hues onto the dance floor from silver toil which adorned the ceiling The Star Dreamers provided the musical entertainment By the end of the year we had made many new friends and were on our way to the Top 7I ? H - . . . . ,, g v k Ml I , , 1 I ' L , f . . . . . . . . ' l h Q Vfiilji' A' f . . . . - ' ago rf! N -. ' ' l Qtr, ,R X Rt - E ' ' f s E X , X . . ., . , fl ,ll N ' Q ' ' , 1 , 2 L l il Q-, l l and treasurer, Regina Gillingham. During our first class meeting, we were 54.1 my 113 I, f . . . . . 7 . -,ff Vg '1 at F S , - - . . - fy .nu K X: , -,6, 1 Alf . . . . I l . h 2. , , I SOPHQMORE YE R To lead us through our second year, we elected Martin Risley as presi- dent, Fred Shaw as vice president, Mary Angerosa as secretary, and Re- gina Gillingham as treasurer. The first of the two dances we presented this year was the Royal Kickoff in honor of the student participants of the football games. The gym represented a football field with goal posts, a huge football sus- pended above the dance floor, and a throne, all of which were decorated with the traditional school colors, maroon and white. Chosen as the l958 football king and queen were Billie Schoenleber and Millie Valcourt. Our second dance, the Leprechaun Leap, was given on Saint Patrick's Day. At the termination of the second semester, representatives from the Classes of '60 and 'ol were selected to choose the new design of the class ring When our sophomore year came to an end we suddenly realized we had now reached the halfway point of our high school career X IIXNRN 'Nag axis! 'M figi f , 475 Xl ,.- are 1 'iff , Sfill v E 'll sg 3177 it Q IM' fi' 1 ' x - ' H , fb' ' I f , I X, f W wwf! Hmm . x h N , Xl? Wx 2 ' 2 .il N 4 X A M J? rt l ' ' ,. x of K ' I' 'Q 'Z ' W- , 2 yg Qt' 5 Q M j I ix .5 2 ' l 1 ,I I Q N 1. ' Q 5 I I -.', , l l f s' - ll llt :ef 1 'llll l-1 4 X :fl 'il', ,yivr , J-5 Q I if it .fs :f if , Q Hx : lglfgf ,ESLOL . bl ,Eh I S- in J: ti K. 6 af 'Z P551 s f 4,01 3 c , '-1 'IV ', X S7 F' nu f ,, Q if sr 'X 3 - : ' Q ' 1 s , . I 5 nl X lg S' -Q N, r ' 4,1111 , I QM, f x W bf-'Ss is-ef-s Cl - Q 'S-i 2' fl? ' sms - f f JU IOR YEAR We regard our Junior year with pride, for we carried our new title, upperclassmen, well when greater re- sponsibilities had to be assumed. Our class officers were Ralph Quicksall, president, Michele LaRouche, vice president, Mary Angerosa, secretary, and Regina Gillingham, treasurer. The first project of the year was Freshman Dilemma, a play given on Freshman orientation day, the day before the opening of school. October was a month of changes. First, our class rings with the newly adopted design were received Second re port cards introducing the new marking system were dis tributed A contrast of Shakespeares Julius Caesar in the El za bethan version with that of today was presented in the Junior English Assembly under the supervision of Mrs Helen Ragan The first of the four dances given this year was Septem ber Swing which welcomed the Freshmen to their first P HS activity Two others were the Halloween dance the Witches Cauldron and a record dance in January The year was brought to a memorable climax by the presenta tion of the Prom Sayonara We i A X W' 223 All 4' I 011 1 ff, 5 f l X. 5.-N ., as-at .X l'X I li '- -X. X g so Lco W es-'M Q- if .9 i X Q 1 l 5? Q6 x l T ws' ul 1 X N ' F J y I sw: fx '-:il iii 4 4 it x I N ' ft ' 5 f' 1 I Al- ls lik IF ,fi I' 'ly If 4 'ji X, 0 ii. 'R l 13,-23, 7.4, A l 5' 452: ht: .. s I F1-i 4' QE 1155. 1 I I , ll SX 4 vi 5,1 lift- I ff' 1 T is - 'f is ft J Him gin r 5 Y c? s D ' fa 7 R 1, . soe t onn rar anon the cst ooburar occa run he yea If the ot the oherator R tz a lton Hove HT rt A utte 'rnn soor sued tr rn tu, g of r tt e ta or Q tc e ed rr Jamrr se nrotr J tln typral Japane e garden scenes Ornaments deprctrng the Orrent arr l tts culture gave a trnrshrng touch to the exotrc east ern array r nrght the cro nrn o we krg and que took place The royalty and court were Howard E errtt kung Duane Glenn queen Bull Renn and Carnrlle Leeds frrst runners up Bob Dantrco and Pat Rrdarl second runners up As we danced throughout the evenrng the musrc of the Red Hughes Orchestra serenaded us later at the gyrn lrve and recorded entertarnment was broadcast by radro statron WMlD wtth Prnky Kravrtz as M C ,Wu . - 0 'qi S 2' E xi' 45, a K- . ' ,. 4 -11 .- r .,1.- 1 - . a ..- 1, ,H .. .' ' f ,' a' J-4' :.zrv.4f-1' -' - 9' 3 9.5 4 -f Q Q 'r' o '. - - -20 '-' - f- ' r J' 41- I s,.. I ra. I 'Q' ,f L , t, .h I 3 ,Jul ,ru , fab' :fl . N4 f ., .- 1 AE' r g czuf , 1. rrrr r ' sf. ot tl -. Prom. Our Prof 'Sayoraraf .nas held 5' 'ne Rrtz l-tal, ' ' A , 1 r -C r l rn 'rlarrc Cf, ,. b til' ,er, ., Lf d by le P T A .was held ' ln 5 yn' toll .r rrg le Profr Th 'Q llro rr wrofl gyrm re etelrgnttully Jeru- rat 'r a Ve' 't ,r. L as' , .- ' e 4 QL At 'fd A ' my ' g t tl rv en V , rv . J . X I . - I x V Q Q 1 .FYUF '18 if X W i. L-if I' 9 YM 2 lef' w ' 'H if u. g '1-4 I . 9, vt' l I IGH!! Q , 1' P,l,?, 'fx , N 15- i Y P Nl .N M ,As I , N ng . Av? V I .r - , , THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL I hope our angel makes at It s for my kud s ster and out flowed a melodnous tune The Twenty third Annual Christmas Festnval glven In the P H S audrtornum opened with the tradltlonal candlelnght processlon by the Cholr followed by a medley of Chrnstmas musrc A modern yet meannngful play The Song of Glory was pre sented under the dlrectlon of Mrs Lewlse Hull It was the story of a group of people who never reallzed the true meaning of Chrlstmas untll the angel of the Lord came from heaven and spoke to them The cast composed entirely of sensors were Judy Ward Martln Rlsley Yvonne Ernst Bull Crawford Carol Petrie Janlce Tompklns Dorothy Levy Kathy Smnth Mlchele LaRouche Lee Thompson Al Emenhenser and Sheela Worstold The program was concluded wlth the slnglng of Chrustmas carols by the audrence The Trumpeter s Lullaby V i And the angel came unto them and sand Me on the YBCIIOQ 7 L ,, , Y, I H .-,, H, . i 'H - ' l ' , . . . I I . - U H I I I - . , , . I I I I I I I I I I I ' H , U . 'J A i A 5, . .Q A A , V n sf L, ff ,J , 5 V ,J ,, . H ,, - ,, , . Jr MMANTIC Q his ollllCll UD6 The annual Sweetheart Dance A Rornanttc Interlude was presented by the Senlor Class on Saturday February 13 Dummed lnghts created a romantnc Interlude nn whnch the P H S gym was elaborately ransformed unto a valentnne wonderland Red and whnte whlch hung a brxlllant red heart Glntterlng hearts surrounded a golden throne to provlde the setttng for the crownung of the lovely Mass Sweetheart of 1960 Joann Beatty by last years queen Mass Barbara Kolrnetsky Mass Sweethearts court consisted of Pat Conover first runner up and Pat Pruchnlckl second runner up The enchanting mood was rnanntanned throughout the eventng by Jerry Vngue s orchestra XX IE Y strearners, joined in the center of the ceiling, formed a canopy from -' X' . . l I - . Q6 WW I Ax It i 'I A tgl' I .of Q Oo' SENIORS IN ACTIO The common man often gets trouble because of has love forthe water Confuclus Our Football Royalty There IS nothmg luke a dame Listen to teacher! Am I left with the pots again? 0690 GG 6896? CD He who neglecis to study diligently IH hls youth wall when he as old repent that he put It off untnl too late Confucius JUNIOR CLASS DFFICERS AND ADVISORS 41 RICHARD LEIGH Presudent MR NICHOLASL DAVIS Advnsor JO ANN JEROME Secretary BETSY SLAYBAUGH Treasurer MRS DORIS MARTIN Advnsor BARBARA BEW Vice Presrdem if il x , 1. - K ig . Zn' x. . ,Z 5 - I F 1 A' , 41 1' , as X f f . 4 'J 3 I , 3 Q' L QE J Afyzr 'A 5, , J ,, uaw.Q iff? 4 .1 Ml -1.1 TJ W IH I A' ggi: J' ' 42+ wr I 1 'MK M j 1 Q . wif Pa! Hifi 4? is 9 8 WWVW N V '--. I H c A-,.Mn: fn-,,.,,'i1f 2 Z fr ' Q XC 49:- M? Q5 i Q1 2 'x .1 .'? ,f, 9 Q54 M58 yr ff x k 'E vi v if N g G' 'W ri lifdihjggar all ' K 'Q - ,sf 2 ye, Q x 11 , via MW ' ,, 4. Q ,Vi , N. 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Q 5 KOUTHMD Aimm n Charge! N Arn 1 What have we here? Jeff ,QM U A 7 ffcj 71104 1 JAN s uf j,1W57 Alf 77 CJ' .5 ' gwyw Q41 7 5 J 4 M- EST LOOKING JE Memly Dnebler f' Roger Mavfson f , f I L' , MOST INTELLECTUAL Nacholas Angerosa BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Judy Downs James Garbutt FRIENDLIEST Betsy Slaybaugh Richard Leigh SOPHGMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS X. ad' S.,-A A-.W DOROTHY HACKNEY Vice President MRS MADELINE COE Advisor CONNIE HOPPER Treasure BETTY COLLINS Secretary MR FRANK SEGEL Advisor MARIE LAMOUREUX Presudenf I I I I I TI I I I I I I I I I I T - ' M2 1 'xifg' if w A xx 'f V A - ' ff' an , YJ 1 . ' v' 1 .. ' ' , - ' 4 ' ' 'J 2 tl E JA A A W - .- Q ' -. 1 . us, A A , P 61. I ,' .f 'X X, l ' -J- ' , A ' I I K' -4, M 4 A Q, . .gf T ,. . - . kffv 'f':-f-'f--U - f 0 tv' L ,L :i1T '.' ' 1 ty 5 ' - n f , 1 , I . . , I 1 V I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FI I 88 gk r 9 lf' f-u, my , QQ? M QSM - KI' ' .ai it I .e 5 ,, I , V, ue, , f'52fwJ2 X, .- 3 M . . ' ' 5' ji? 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',v. 5 grail x iii ggi ff M H2551 si wi , K QQ W +4 sg 0 3 nl sh -Q- 2' , A FRESHMAN CLASS CFFICERS and ADVISORS RICHARD PETRIE vlce Presudent MR FRANCISA HUGHES Advlsof NANCY TURNER Treasure, SUSAN ELLENBERG Secretary M155 MARY SPINELLI Advlgof QUARMOTTT JACKSON JR Presndenf 94 4 1 ' ' ' , , I ' ' I ' I l l l l l I I I l I I l I I V 32 4, 1 A .Y 1. ' as i M rf 2 f' ' .if -W-I i 'XT iff' 4 M., W, ff W, .N 1, nm , fc 7 Si F, 14 x fi 24 . W, . rg. is ' Z! Q ,L M V f 4 :Si 3? 5 and 9, 1 . , J 'M au ml A I 23' vi 'fav Q 1 ? ,Vi Z 5 Q? I lf: ' ' f 1 ' ,ggumw fs 0 , f' A , z, RYE gb t fx - 3 2? I 1 A-1. Us , . ,V ,. I 1- g A , X Q N L ' Kr' 25 Y v 5g,rgQ:M,V 1 Ji . , ?!t ?1,..- ' + , ,' f, - ,'+f32,. ffflh . ,,. 4 ,Q ,- ,T Y 1 ' , rl lv 6 ', A Y 4 , 1 , ' f R,- ' 3 K: f 'Z .5l,gffg'f'S5 z 3 INC E. ,f , , ff? V if 'W'Z?' W7 Jili qw -'izf f V 1 Lvl 5 Y 54: ,7 5' L gg in 1 ! .,' yy. . 5 an E ,V . .j,.7':'- 'ff-' - ,J R 154, ,9.u1Qgga 1 y We A G 9' 1 ,QI W as Q Q F7 Q 'V P? 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I M, M,, . A :tj , N, J f F ' g' Ak . 1 , 1 g, K J' xx , .,J m 1 fx sf ,, 11' -' HOMEROOfA 4EI1 mud., MR. JONES HOMEROOM 211 MRS. GAYNOR K n r, Homsreoofvx B fAud.J MR. ROMAN HOMEROOM D NA-.uma MR. BURNS tl 3 ,, Lost? -vi' H-:.' Rial Thinking? .. . and ieilybeans in every lunch bag' We could have danced all nighf. Need some music? 1, ,, ,I o. ..,N 4 . 5 , w ,, He makes it look so easy. Finally done! fr? XT BEST LOOKING Lynne Miller Donald Green MOST INTELLECTUAL Nancy Turner Quarmotf Jackson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Judy Helm Robert Robertson FRlENDLlEST Donna Subin Quarmoft Jackson 1' ,J C' wo' ug' lb we Q wx L Y W A, is QNX X HJ ' N Obi K Vx Q 1' WW nf, f ra ,. -yy, -xl. x 'V J, .. 1 L 'W i ,.. MOST TALENTED Jean Sapp Michael Towner MOST ATHLETIC Ellen Remlein John Tucker L J. yr x, X . w Xhlw ill' .ss I 7 1 ff up O I 'P qsff ' 1 if , ' I 0 WL U I , , JY'-753, ll was 'Ill f l vi '-iiiz l .rf l f all EW if AE l AW' Q X ll w ,0, s' Ktxt s., Y' S.. xXx. 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L 6626 The Breeze Staff as drxaded unto two areas edutornal and business Photographnng peo ple and events arrang ng the layouts of :tems and pictures desugnung theme artmstry C7 and composing and typlng artucles were the tasks of the Edntortal Staff The ,obs of the Buslness Staff were those of securlng sub scrnptxons patrons and advertnsements Throughout the year the enttre staff has used as nts motto the follovvung proverb whsch et would luke to pass on to all of those you try to carry out but when you once try to carry out a thmg you must never grve It up untul you have clone It thoroughly and well Contuctus DOROTHY PIERCE CoEdntorlnCh1ef MR BENSCOTER Advlsor 2 in SUSANNE SMITH CHRIS THOMS and MARY PETER Lnefary Educ, Co Advertnsement Managers JANICE JONES and AL FMENHEISER, Co Typnng Edntors, MIKE WALSH and MILTON BOTWINICK Co Photography Edltors l05 . . I , . . . 4 5 1' A , A . ' l' , X 1 ,Q A Z ' who read this annual: It matters not what V, if l T ,. I 84 T . s ff r EDITCRIAL STAFF Taking time out from their numerous duties on the Editorial Staff are Jean Daniels Rose Gxovannellu Eileen Angelo Lynne Hanlon Carol Petrie Elizabeth Whitehead Michele LaRouche Paul DeJesse Ball Crawford Gini Frambes and Janice Tompkins The other members of this staff include Elaine Ymger Pat Ryan Arleen Nuxon Yvonne Dounton Lorraine Scull and Mary Jane Eckert Assisting with the financial matters of the yearbook are the members of the Business Staff Pat Conover Ken Pfirman Betty Crothers Pat Doerr Jean Burroughs Lois Martlnellu Barbara Conover Ed Scott Jackie Rutter June Cowan and Alice Edwards The remainder of the members are Gail Watson Betty Ford and Anna Mae Bensel BUSINESS STAFF Janet Arabia, Kathy Hackney, Chris Carlsen, Ginny Scull, Dolly Hutchins, Connie Arrom, Linda Johnston, SAY THERE ARE QNLY TWENTY FOUR HOURS IN A DAYII 7 Money at it' light will come Chung Park Lum Busy'9'9 Adamant advertisers were like disease this year. Reloice in your work my brother the rainy days are dark but surely the BREEZE ORIGIN ln November 1915 the first school newspaper of Pleasantville High School was published It consisted of three news :tems with feature articles and ads fill ing the remainder of the four page edition The first booklet form of the Breeze was presented in 1919 as the commence nent issue of the paper and consisted of the regular monthly edition Senior Class features and the Commencement Exercise Program As a result of a sugges tion submitted by the Class of 1923 the first yearbook staff was established by the Class of 1924 render ing the newspaper and the yearbook two distinct or- ganizations. Elaine Yinger, Janet Arabia, Kathy Hackney, and Janice Tompkins submitted ideas for the Prophecy. That dreaded day: March 57 1960 I07 Lausanne Smih, nnie Fraser. rlene Tucker. Watson. on Hewalow. Chinita Fulchon. rol Champion. Dee Degley. ll Peeler. epresenting ing letternta urrell Whitl otball duties ound in the 1ot cr Joh! college pre nro led in tl B d team this C azbutt as pvlvs hounds e Lagatki l football L g left end f Junior clas ing lcttezme Swlfllnllllg' disagreeable at first. Frequently, melodies are fragmentary and Completely devoid of the sentimen- tality that marked the impres- sionism which immediately pre- ceded modern music. This roman- tic aspect in melody has been re- placed with reality. 0 C- 11 held 15 lllenait so scott find Pa1lThfthc r JEAN BURROUGHS ymg tdrklt ms d Business Managers Nlaltin upley a cen for good li before ea anies .1 mee Male x ho L field also pl that the h ace this yea chool since hedule at Is A tball P een the in nd the dlgr sturdy crvs H player Ulll tball players a te vselghts and nurrb ayers naye t ewery sec eyeu ptu best of th ba play here I ing axoun by twisti rough the mates t h e kid bro S critic zc alumni s worr otball hope in a nd the otball eats k 0 ng Day in appy occasion to be S35 the MRS GAYNOR Business Adv sor :Q ften touched I6 times in te. rracteristic ' 'W sur. rxvnan A 1 JIHLQ: UUNNIEIS UL LU!TR1Jl'l'w.JNY. LHC Su dents who list bowling as their favorite hobby are Billy Clark, Ste Antony, Sue Baily, John Edwards, and Walt Sill. Fishing and hunting is enjoyc Christian Eckert, Walter Ruppell, an I Collectors are all over the plac I ing rocks are Harold Olson, June He world are collected by Barbara Wescotts and Carol Atack. Follecti guns seems to be a favorite hobby of Bob Hyde. Those who enjoy having friends on the other side of the world their pen pals are Karen l'orrill, Qlinglandjg Marie Mazzone, fEn landjg Sue Baily, Doris Worley, Bunny Gale Mathews, Sharon Gil, S Freund. Fran Calahrese and Vnml Amr-L' Make conscuentuousness and truth your guiding prm clples and thus pass on to the cultnvatuon of duty to your neighbor Confucius Devoted to publishing an authoritative and Informative school newspaper is the Greyhound staff This organization presents each month a concise and Interesting report of current school events editorials alumni news announcements of forthcoming events student Interviews and personal opinions e bers of Ones That only fixe short months from HS t los time to gne HOW vs ho all know not sulking nderful trait I of the GREYHOUND S b u S y to master is the art of forgive schedule will be the annual tr1p to when I am 3Ylg91'9d by 3Y10t the Columbia Scholastic Press As find It truly hard to forgive I mth annual ly and therefore make my se ll 0 1 0 I1 societion The thirty s ar will be given by the College rance Examination Board. This be available at Pleasantville HGLI e test was seven dollars and e dollars for the achievement There will in all probability a reduction of one dollar this T. lege bond issue which goes up for election November 3rd. Mr. Hart urged all voters to cast an affir- ative vote since it will aid col- ge entrance to area students. Delegates that attended the ate convention were Mrs. Lillian Jaynes, Mrs. P. Camino, and Mrs. G. Hackney. The PTSA has been renamed, PTA. Other subjects discussed were and Margaret Smith Las also done a splendid job with her caldron and the witch. Winnie Parcin's witch is really flying high over the earth on her broomstick. The modern witch by Rosalind DeCicco and Nancy How- ard has traded her old fashion broomstick window wh missed bv a l if Ohio The editors are Phyllis Sbrolla and Anna Mae Bensel ftrst page Dede Sfheer and Joyce Lorlnsteln co edu tonal Jean Daniels and Thomasena Brown feature and Jerry Spall and Ronnie Smith sports ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD 3 band sounding out a cal greeting to the fa To begin, the t Brown Jug Mambo, Charleston tune. A very famous dance, Rock Around was next, followed b utes and to teen hours! Miss Mi Roll if it I She is also music. Jun been her selects Ju Hudson for In reply t question, M untary res lt. Then s by saying, ' thing we m or trend i to young o joys classic times whe ' ess or s and Jame TECOV1 Editor-in-Chief In formers w E i ir ood MISS GUION Aft Mrs. Hill. pook rngm Each yea er st nited Sta o through ing for ou well his annual f good ti hen it ori 1 serious e In the b All Hallo Jctober 31 D3lI1tyS da Editorial Advisor erjoygn the Ca lv! more, toured M school to be considered but also . West Point and the Catskill Mountains the academlc And lt was here pm rote his famous stories of The Headless haPS that I as Well as other Stu dents, was prone to let my school teined after American Bandstind Another reason was because the students f Pleasantxille High bchool started the war off with a resent ny of back t P283 th retur es, ring t world they lSChl6f st the tvpe o e form con lc or T d pu ations 'XI1ss G parts of ma Iwag Island -as l T fs l ' ' , , 31 , 2 ' , : - 3 E at o D 8 I S I T T . . O A i . R F - l F -it 0 A . a t L . I1 IS 2 Scot Ilallb Yll I l- fs. It 2-W . . , ..ef.,.::1k. . ' ' ' H , , , : ' . - : . o . A L ' A . H v v ' . ., .' , v, ' n . - . ' . ! , ' A H , n . .' . 1 S1 - ' - ' ' . 1nkle . , U t work take second place to my so bang by coming out and supporting L YZ- ' T .L ,f -3- X . 5, . ' I I - 2 ll ' 1 fax M if r as--as T f' T 'S ll: M ' 1 it f I ' 1 ' iv f f-f T f 1 I V VX. 1 Q -r ,Z fa rn, 1 If ' ' , l ,V Z :Q N X Tu' I I j A N- J 5 1 Now, what the ear likes to hear is music, and the prohibition ot it is what l call ob-- struction to the ear. Kuan-Yi-Wu A fine musical organization whose popularity extends throughout the South at church and civic functions the Christmas Festival and school assemblies The officers include George Gates president Jerry Spall vice president Pat Doerr recording secretary Dons Ann Murphy corresponding secretary and Alice Edwards treasurer The advisor ofthe Choir is Mr Censullo At smaller functions where the entire Choir could not appear a group of mem bers composing a double octet performed l I0 -If i, - vs T 'Q hx l , , , 3 . . Jersey area is the P.H.S. Choir. This year its many activities included participation , -17' 1 ' I f, 2 ,QE 7 f l did not suppose that music could touch I such heights. - Confucius MR. CENSULLO A well known group within the school and throughout the community is the P H S Band Performances of this thirty two member organization aroused school spirit in pep rallies and at football games It also played at assemblies and at parades staged locally and in the surrounding communities Presiding over the Band are Ray Copsey president Gordon Buchert vice pres :dent Carol Petrie secretary and Robert Greiner treasurer Mr Censullo is advisor y , l ff ll I I I I g ' Look not only into the future, but also into the past. - Confucius LUB ll2 QQ fx x4: T' 5, bp,,.L,, mv- .Q The Latan Club rs one of the largest actnve groups nn PHS Thus year the group attended the state onventron at Rider College gave thenr annual banquet and presented the popular slave auc tnon Consuls of the Latln Club are Connle Arrorn Fred Campbell Bull Harmon Jay Brown and Robert Grerner wrth Mrs Seeley advrsor I 1 V Y - A Q . I1 ' . rt , . .5 -.S Q, . A t . - ' ' ' . . ' .. X14 Ui.: fu-' -- ' . ., -1 .r - s I ' ' 'f HA ' ' ' - , .-L . Wh 7. , ' 1 v- v ,,,. ,Q A . -J . - ,, ' . -an , - .5 's ' V ' --- '. ' 9 v- . C 1 1 H - If r f 1 , . NATIONAL HQNOR SQCIETY mdk' 1?-Wu,-N The members of the PHS Natlonal Honor Soclety are selected by the faculty and admlnnstratnon on the basls of character leadershnp scholarshlp and servnce The monthly meetmgs offer educatlonal and entertaunrng programs presented by the members Annual protects Include a faculty tea a Chrlstmas party and a dance to raise money to ward the scholarshnp fund The N H S offlcers are presxdent Fred Soper vrce president Jay Brown secretary Betty Ford and treasurer Sheela Worsfold The advusor ns Mrs Seeley 4Scholars are thelr country s treasure and the rnchest ornaments of the feast Anonymous I ly 'Witte 'JS-:': W .st iff 100 0 f X y I II3 BIBLE CLUB MRS RAGAN AUDIO VISUAL A DS CLUB MR CONOVER CAMERA CLUB MISS HALDEMAN FRENCH CLUB MISS SPINELLI C!,g-fi 1 , ' f ff, . A I Y' : I 1 F1 f T 62- 415, 'ffif A-'fwk k,y.r5'YN41,fi,7Trg FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA MR KIMMEL MR HUGHES FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA MRS COE LIBRARY CLUB MISS POWERS HOME ECONCM Cs CLUB MRS THEILACKER PHYSICS Cwa MR. DAVIS ,VX Posrsn CLUB MR BEHLE ANNLA! YXXQEISHYELSHER L 3 U JJ,-' U41 U Lfyv L J X9 R61 V U' xv 37 x U 1 SECRUARIAL CLUB MRS MARTIN MRS GAYNOR STAMP CLUB MR BEHLE STAGE CREW MR. SCHLESINGER THEATRICAL MAKE UP CLUB MR BEHLE g. 1 FS ft i 1 rf . Mow, 'f A X 7 N QVQIW' N I l!',lQ f I f WN f ms If ri-F.. l' - ' - il ! emi Ji- r :f I lit! T 663609 He who conquers others as strong but he who conquers hnmself as mrghty Lao Tzu '-1+3fF.' . .fy xlhg Q 7. xi: ' J 4' x a' , f . I 2 , . I ff g , K 1 - A A ll, - 'L'-1' ' N 35, 'QC' - -. ,- 1 .K :Q A 'Z' isis, 'C , S , I I 'fy XXX 'V I4 X ny I Q f 4 1,3 x 'I 1, - r 3 .,-rf' . f,',: I V s I5 N J I If If IM ,lay Q -... ig A A434154 al My In V WQ2 NT' 3 'T ' S, '- .xf, N X, 5 -A Q' 'XX 'T . X. X 4 , ! 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J' JOANN BEATTY Presudent Developung good sportsmanshup and athletuc skulls are goals whuch the GA A struves to attaun The actuvutues engaged un are untramural volleyball basketball and a foul shootung contest clumaxed by a play day wuth Ocean Cnty At Chrustmas a basket us presented to a needy famuly un the area and un the sprung the ten top senuor G A A members are honored at a mother daughter banquet Representatuves of the GAA members from each of the gurls' gym classes compruse the GAA Councul Thus Year's members unclude Kathy Hackney, Phyllus Sbrolla, Bobbu Bew, Kathy Smuth, Dottue Hackney, Anuta Brugnola, and Darlene Tucker f 5 1 'Ti' 7 n f 'V 5:- ?2i77:1'lX 'Q I 'T 'V 'f,i,:i- Q. , u f xlf ! x I X Q- ,. f X fx XX X y X X 1 Q -X X X - t y l X I f X uk I X l fl Alf f N l.' . I ASSOCIATIC Z-I.. ' MISS MILLER ' Advisor rx M esrsv SLAYBAUGH X Q Vice President ' ' ' S f M PAT coNovER -Q SENIOR MEMBERS OF G A A F f 1 rs , M .5 Q if ,Q ig rg . I X 'Q '3 ,if 'Q 2 -v 4 9 ,3 ! IZ ' , , 1 1 . 1 7? N 5 Treasurer -Q I X ' intl, y 4, f X x J ff X -M-f ff' x 'I N x f X 1 X x f Y I X ! ul 'Kr XJ! SENIOR G l What an advertzsement for P H S Got a match Mary? And you get marks for thus' J M CLASS Who says lm a 97 pound weaklmg Whaf B WGY 'O felax' What s un Merhead s sock Gmny 9 4- Now everybody Iook natural? 1' rr 13 v 1' X ' ' . I I Y 1 .. , I .-'ut ' H . 3- gy N , . ? - yy , , 1 M 1 ?x ff 3 s i ' ff 1 y - i 1 f' Y' y A - A, Q 4.5 ' A .5 hifi uf Swv , . is ,4 'gif ,Y Aiding The Varsity Cheerleaders is our fine f V Lf' Junior Varsify Squad. This energetic group of I, L ',,,,. 'A eighT confribufes much To spur the enthusiasm ,A lv' fix V ' and encouragement ofthe fans. ki - ? x Members of the Squad are Sandy String, Bobbi y , X ' f -Y, ' ,Q Bew, Judy Downs, Connie Hopper, Chinifa Ful- I i N chon, Joan Adams, Bonnie Fraser, and Joan IlJoy,X, L V captain. Their advisor is Miss Miller. I ,LJ Vfyf' i - ,rf -S A' if Mil, LX 7V IC, X , 2, il' ,M 7 V' Z ' ,I 'Q' D. Vi ia i , ,if if ,if S f J is 'rr' i 1 ' ,A X V ,if . X, H , ,rr , i If V I f , V i Lp p' ' J i' is f if ,fr ,f .1 y 5 f Nb f r il JuNioR vf ERLEADERS X EERLEADEIQS N X X If , Af ff 52 . , A fd, la TV 'pw' - 1.1.x ff? - N we ' Il - 'X n f f I x l:.1:, , . Xxx: if' I X . -1-Tfkj ff, I A f Vi ' Y W 1 CE? 5 R Q S U A if ,, MQ A I A T D Y wp U 'T S 2 142 N U V A 12 D S ' 4 L Eg, Y ,ZA KX 2 fi l26 COLCR GUARD Whether leadmg The corps at home or away the Color Guard has Truly excelled In nts precnsnon drll and march routmes Thus sux member squad added a certann aar of form and ceremony To all achvmes m whnch It engaged The Color Guard are Dolly Hutchms Phyllns Sbrolla Collene Snover Kathy Van Sant Barbara Van Sam and Judy Ward captann Mr Censullo IS thelr advusor N1 - '-'I drab 1 1-1 Q MR CENSULLO l1i111- 7 - I r . . .. .AV f Q X . . . .. . ,ni I 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . l K ls--1--v--' ' H s ' A ' nt, FL , J ami: y 111 l f ' f Q ll : S 1 i Q 1 i 5 2 A l l I MR. cewsuiio I28 4-1 MAJORETTE The high-stepping P.H.S. Nlaiorettes supply a special variety and appeal to our football half- time shows, pep rallies, and parades with their unusual tvvirling routines. Different from most other schools in South Jersey, our Maiorettes use the full strut. Along with their advisor, Mr, Censullo, the girls compose and help to stage many halftime shows. The Maiorettes are Michele Lallouche, Janet Arabia, Thelma Hundertmark, Pat Conover and Janice Jones, corcaptains, and Lynne Hanlon, cap- tain. Adding color and attraction to all football games, pep rallies, and parades are the P.H.S. Batonettes. This year the Batonettes broke tradi- tion, each of the seven senior members captained a football game, and at the end of the season, the corps elected from these co-captains Ginny Scull to lead the Thanksgiving Day football game. The co-captains are Dolores Heck, Pat Doerr, Doris Ann Murphy, Dotty Pierce, Oleta Howe, and Linda Johnston. The remainder of the corps are Carol Fox, Nancy Wilson, Linda Borzell, Doris Wooten, Carol Champion, Amy Jane Florence, Bonnie Murie, Dee Degley, Susan Helfrich, Betsy Slaybaugh, Josie Scarella, Ellen Fagerheim, and Penny Ireland. Mrs. Titus is the advisor. tw. X lt BATO X ETTES N I D x MRS. TlTUS r I l ns.: 1914 ,X 417 ' THAN KSGIVING R if And now Revlon niroduces Wow dug ihose legs' S-5 I30 il HOW Where e the smiles? A You llk h YK l e to dance W , -1 A.- V L.1.-+-- ............-. .III h Y , -w-ou! .H 7 Y T r, .,. 1,...-.,... 'Qt 1 -,,, a X. V E M - X' 5 :LJ ' s 5. ' 1 ' 'XM' X .-55? 5. . v . N, 1 L , H A .- X 1, , ag, ,.,, 44. 54 , 'A . I ll 0 5 . A f-T' ' ' rf. Q .. 4 4 tw, , .gf ST , , , ff' -9-as-,.'1 Tggk wi, , - 1- .1 1. . +A , :ff-.4 JY fa-ff M 1,.,,'. - 3 A Q 5 .M ., 0. Tm -veg . 4 -,AV..,,, .F jf' ' , 1 Ffh.-4 'f,'T'fff,,.,4 ,igjf A-.-I , . . A, ' W - 1 Y'-' -t D 7 I A 4 ' N . -, fv L. Nb' 'A .,' A I ,A W,.,- 1 . ,u , .-,,,-xr ' 4- -I-1 CJ., A , 1, .V -. 321 K , . s., 4 . i Q ,J X I . x 'ff '1 3 Q sxff 1 w - Wi... -JI. GIRLS' BCWLI G CLUB v 3 n, . 4 Q 5 S L 1 5 4 ' l 1 . l f . ' l L. MR AVRAMI From left to rnght Judy Hug Gaul Watson Carol Reed team captauns Pat an Conover secretary Adele Capella treasurer Nancy Waters Judy Downs Gum MR CLEMENTS Frambes Euleen Angelo Janet Arabia team captams Advusors - .... -4 -.,.4.-. at 'e 'x X 5 5 . 5 . l , 5 f X f' X ,K 2 x ft, J: 3 V 1 ,L ,Q f f' 3 Z j l fy L ,Q I J 3 I , 1 ' -J f ' I 4 1, f , -V - I Y x , Q2 f , ' 1 .' I ' r 1 ,, 5 A I s ,Q 1 i, ,J ' Q 1 3:1 - A' x fl fs ?4 ' ,S 1 J, I 5 W l if ,, , , , M A . ' 1 . ' f , ' : d , : ', : , , . ,,,- SENIOR LETTERME 'awY'IIs , Hwgm2 jf' a? flfbwewv W wftfww. Myst: fffmnndrmmm 'w ,ll KA Upper left BOB GARBUTT Tackle Top LLOYD GREEN Left End Upper rnght BILL JERDAN Guard Left JOHN LANGTON Center Rught MIKE LANGTON Quarterback Lower left DAVE LEGACKI Left End Bottom WESLEY WHITE Guard Lower rnght BURREL WHITLEY Fullback 1 HI li , '! I MR WILSON Dnrecior of Athletucs a may ,wa fin L DR LATTA Team Physician MR MARTUCCI Head Fooiball Coach ith N 51-och xl N X1 N Y YN Nw Nfwx NNN N MR CLEMENTS Jv MR TURNBERGER MR ROMAN and Assistant Varsuty Coach Assustant Varsuty Coach Heshman Coach I35 I9 9 VARSITYA D JU IO K 'Y' 1 95 -4. , s t B QQ, .xuxifiiis Riff Sr- F 32 f ,i t 2 . Q. .f vt l in DEQQFW o- ' Il 5 ' ,l I gl W S A . L A 1 A .H , ' x ' it' f l' f- 25 cast to K Y l ql lla? 4 JL YS. I36 September October November X 4 'ttyl' iv ' l . A n fl I FIRST ROW: Tom Christy, Earl Thompson, Mike Langton, John Martin, Don Gunter, Marvin Davis, Don Rupley, Bill Jerdan, Ray Troiano, Bucky Buxton, Wes White, Lloyd Green, Bob Garbutt. SECOND ROW: Nick Mesagno, Don Smith, Robert Miles, Brian Kiker, William Moffit, Pete Maggio, Ed Bryant, Steve Capelli, Scott Mauger, Mike Dougherty, Coach Turnberger. THIRD ROW: Coach Clements, Stan Mullikin, Gary Astin, Richard Speed, Lou Day, Charles Broome, George King, Frank Pleasantville ,se,,, 7 ,, , 0 VARSlTY SCHEDULE Gloucester Catholic 7 ,714 Pleasantville ,,,,.. 6 Atlantic City s,,e, ,,e,,. , as 26 Pleasantville ,.,.,7. 0 Riverside ,o,S e 25 Pleasantville ,.,.S,. 27 Holy Spirit ,, H 7 Pleasantville, oooooo S r 7 Salem ,eeeeeees 35 Pleasantville, eeeeee , O Toms River eue,e H 7,42 Pleasantville e..,.c .eee O Bishop Eustace .s.., O Pleasantville ....e.e 0 Ocean City .,,,,v peel? TBALL sour-xo VARSITY -'55 -. -ff ,-2'l-1 .':-..-n-...-E.'.-'-Q-i-.2 '. E'.. :. ....-.1n..'::: ,L 'T r T515 :AU 184 34 f Foster, James Tanis, Pat Bowen, Coach Martucci. FOURTH ROW: Delaware Hood, Tom Savell, Lester Higbee, George Walters, David Allen, William Lashley, Dave Legacki, Manager Harry Eble. FIFTH ROW: Richard Horner, Howard Reed, Russel Gibson, Chris Thoms, Missing are: Manager Edward Huston, John Langton, Burrell Whitley. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE September Pleasantville a..,.... ..... M illville ...... October Pleasantville Ocean City Pleasantville Atlantic City Pleasantville ......... ..... O cean City Pleasantville Bridgeton ,A VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Although this year's Varsity Football Squad had the advant- age of many returning lettermen, the Greyhounds ended the sea- son with one victory, six defeats, and one tie. The one bright spot in the season's schedule was the victory over Holy Spirit with a score of 27-7. For the fourth time in as many years, our rival, Ocean City, en- ioyed a happy Thanksgiving Day by defeating the Greyhounds I9-O. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Despite a hard-played season, the Jayvees, mentored by Coach Clements, completed their sched- ule with a record of no wins and five losses. The complete story is not told, however, in the win-loss column, for the experience gained will be a great asset in sparking the 1960 Varsity season. 3 ...... 033 6 .,----.,20 l37 l l 5 ltlf Q Bull Jerdan facklnng durmg the Rnversnde game GRIDIRO Don Smith Caiqhmg the ball for a ten yard gam nn ihe P Lloyd Green cafchxnga pass durmg Yhe PHS Ruverslde game A C H S game FRESHMA FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW Charles Draper Stan Glassey Joe McGowan Coach Roman Bruce Connor Q T Jackson Harry Weber SECOND ROW Wnlbur Robnnson Wnllnam Rnchardson Dave Berret Larry Davns Bobby Wnllnams Walt Snll Bobby Robmson Bob Bleazard THIRD ROW Ray Schoenleber Paul Hamnlton Don Ay Roger Crevelnng Charles Stroup John Tucker Ted Soper Mnke Harmon FOURTH ROW Joe Worley Steve Anthony Joe Sundra John Goodman John Landns John Kane Absent from pncture John Mednca Paul Scull September October November Pleasantvnlle Pleasantvnlle Pleasantvnlle Pleasantvnlle Pleasantvnlle Pleasantvnlle FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Ocean Cnty Mnllvnlle Atlantnc Cnty Mnddle Townshnp Mnllvnlle Atlantnc Cnty Chuck Gaupp Under the tutelage of Coach Roman the freshmen compnled a record of four wnns and three losses The Baby Greyhounds accomplnshed thenr greatest vnctory of the season by defeatnng thenr counterparts from Atlantnc Cnty The sknll attanned on the football fneld by these freshmen thns season ns sure to help them nn the future 29 - ' as ,sscss L 26 ' ccccccca c.,cacaacacc cccca 6 L L O 13- ' sssc L , 0 ' ' cca.cccccccccc 6 20 - Pleasantville L so 6613 Ocean City 2 sccc U 2 6 27- ' L L 0 ' ' c,cc L ,L 213 3 - ' L ssscc 13 ' 'sc, L 6 10- ' 2 12 ' ' . ,sss 14 17- ' as 6 ' ' .U - 0 ,K SENIOR LETTERMEN ,, ,ff - Eeiix x 3 f ' ,f 'f' XIX - 4- . 4511 - - E n f Xl' ,P in -A x up X ' FRED SHAW Forward X 2 W 'P I7 215.4 iff, ALFRED LESTER Guard mix Ig, 414 M W-is X:-.5 W l I9 9- I 960 VARSITY W Mi, aw 'War ft JUL . B I' 'J' Q f Jail KNEELING: Art Hunt, Al Lester, Denny Young, Marvin Davis. STANDING: Mike Mittnacht, Fred Shaw, Ronnie Booth, Louis Spence, Howard Reed, Bob Hurless. The 1959-1960 Varsity dribblers, under the direction of Coach Jones, were composed of iuniors with the exception ot senior lettermen AI Lester and Fred Shaw, captain. Coach Jones' first year behind the coaching wheel proved a commendable one, even though the Greyhounds ended the season with a final record of seven wins and thirteen losses. Although the team was considered small, they acquired an outstanding reputation for their high spirits and constant loyalty on the hardwood battleground. High scorer of the season was Fred Shaw, who tallied 271 points for sixteen games. ASKETB LL SQL! D December January February Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville VARSITY SCHEDULE f 43 Wildwood 5 , S54 Ocean City , 55 Cape May , ,558 Harnmonton , 5l Holy Spirit , 56 Millville , ,, 74 Egg Harbor S57 Southern Regional H69 ' ' be ,64 Atlantic City S, L 44 Briclgeton 62 Southern Regional 55 Holy Spirit 66 Ocean City 66 Vineland L L, 58 Hammonton , 34 Bridgeton , , S ,53 Atlantic City , ,55 Wildwood , , L , L86 Vineland ,, 7 Mlllville ,, ,,c,,c, , cc,c, ,,c, A ,, , 4 w,.w,..,. 38 , M84 50 ,,,,,7O L, ,56 S, 5l 41 70 68 7125 56 75 78 85 69 56 58 67 65 . 76 ,gf .... l 56 4 'Ai ,...mf.., Left GORDON BUCHERT Manager Above MR JONES Coach Rght JOHN FINKELDAY Manager C ,mil N 'Qs N' G3 aim i l Q J . 4- X .sf 1? ff N 1 in ' 4 ,n .Q, JK if i Fa ,L 'ai-M... , . , ,fr , .i,ff?'iisf,,, 4 -'QMQQ . 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V... fi VY' i EZ'- nu Q-. --av JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETB LL SQUAD Y71, J X J H54 'Y-W December January February KNEELING Joe Bustard Robert Robinson Don Gunter Bruce Connor STANDING Jam Locuson John Tucker Mike Smith Charles Draper Rchard Wlson George Walters Robert Williams Ronald Cale JUNIOR VP RSITY SCHEDULE Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantvulle Pleasantville Pleasantvulle Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantvllle Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantvulle Pleasantvulle Pleasantville Pleasantville Wildwood Ocean Cnty Cape May Hammonton Holy Spirit Nllllvllle Egg Harbor Southern Regional Mlllvllle Atlantic Cnty Briclgeton Southern Regional Holy Spirit Ocean City Vineland Hammonton Bndgeton Wildwood Vineland Fx Our lunior players of the season started off the year with a new coach and practically a new squad Mr Roman who coached the freshman football team dad a laudable rob building a squad made up of freshmen and sophomores In most cases our boys lacked height and experience which proved a deciding factor in many contests However they never gave up on hustle and determuna tion, even when losing seemed inevitable. The Jayvees wrapped up the season with a nine win and ten loss record. Where d at go'9 We want a basket rlght there' uv '1Q-t vw' FW? You make the basketsg we'II make The noise! P.H.S. scores. I47 P Q. BF kj 3 NNWQNNKN r-N 'K Y iN,m,', V, , . ,Yi wk :, l Q szaff' 41, R z 'l.f'f, :', ' ' 3 ff A - K, 4 , A 4 1 E '1 1 R ,.,.x - Y ,, ,.,,.- fk. Q pull 1 -5'-'J gl we 5, p..--.qu rssann-:nu :annum naman'-us spans: :Annan u-nun-1. ani? :nut manual: BUYS' BOWLI G CLUB B. From left to right Doug Kxsby Mntchell Mathot Vance Jones team captanns Fred MR AVRAMI Dunlevy ireasurer Howard Robinson secretary John Fox Chuck Moulus Ole Olson an John Daughenbaugh Rnch Laugh team captanns MR CLEMENTS Advisors I 50 is ,H .. ,. 'o ..i'l e LZ., Y ,, 'rg K I I , .. I Q, 5, 4 , , . ., 'if 1 o ,K - Q ,Y , ' ' ? 2 2 : ' ? ' -. fi 2 'W 2 A T 7 L? 5 V E g J 5 f + 5, ' 1 . m fi f f 1 2 yr. f A ' 1 . 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Lunchhme IS AbboH's milk and :ce cream hme for many many healfhy energehc members of fhe bobby sox and crew cuf se+ Paren+s luke +bese fine dalry produc+s because +hey gave nourrshmeni' Teenagers like em because 'rhey +as+e so very very good as groovey as a Fabian record -Abbogts FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS smc: 1816 ABBOTTS DAIRIES I4II Balhc Avenue Aflanhc Clfy N J l fheir offspring ius'r fhe righf amoun+ of vi+al energy-giving The Fnnesl In Beauly Care for The Dlscrumlnahng Woman Phone Mllfon I0744 VELMA OF ABSECON HAIR srvusr l5I E Wyoming Avenue Absecon N J Specnalasf IH Hanr S'l'yllng Shapmg and Permanenl' Wavang Phone Ml I46O0 PLEASANTVI LLE MUSIC SHOP Everyfhmg Muslcal 67 N Mann S+ree+ PLEASANTVILLE N J Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of l960 From WALT S GROCERY New Jersey and School S+ ABSECON N J PFC Theodore Carlion Abbofl PFC Gene ONerl Cole Mr and Mrs Anfhony laconelll Mr and Mrs Ken W Nlclcols Mr and Mrs George Conover Mr and Mrs Ruchard Endlcolf Josephine Keahng Wal+er Felion Raymond Gull Charles Baker Lesler Hufchlnson Thomas Hufchms Mrs rs rs rs rs Nancy LoveHe an an and an an PATRONS ln Memory of Carl Wenfzell an an an BFI Bn rs Mrs rs FS Alex Love'H'e Jay Arabia James Richards Roberl Helfrich Jack Sherman Kafhryn Wenhell Mrs CharloH'e B Jones John D Muller Richard Valenh Tlllle G Grrll C Roberi' Dlclrel Mrs Rose BeaHy WEAVERS Besf Washes +o +he Glpf BOX Class of I96O ABSECON FRANKIE AND JOHNNIES Glffs for All Occaslons 3 EeS+ Wee+ Jersey Ave HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Pl-EASANTVH-l-E N J Vlsrl Soufh Jerseys Mosf Beauhful Shop 'I SICA S PHARMACY OF ABSECON FOR PRESCRIPTIONS Call Us 'For Prompi' Deluvery Servace Phone Mllfon I I206 III Whufe Horse Pike III New Jersey Avenue ABSECON . 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' I SUBMARINES HAMBURGERS FRANK S SUB SHOP B'-95+ W'5I1e5 I0 Ihe I5I5 New Road CLASS OF I96o NORTHFIELD N J CHET and WALT Phone MI I 5725 PIZZA Congra+uIahons 'Io +he Class of I960 Dlsnmcnve HOMES PLEASANTVILLE GERALD A CARR INC Con'l'rac+or and Buulder 25 Easl Wash ngfon Ave PLEASANTVILLE N J I07 New Jersey Ave ABSECON N J Carol Morrison 60 John L and Mellssa Reese Warren Warner 34 R Warrlners Florlsl' Lou and Walls Service Cenier Gllls S'l'ore Dee and Gene Pai and Don Mary and Marhn Beckerls Cleaners Bob and Nancy Lee Ilfonmay Edwards Pal Conover PATRONS Joe and BeHy Bobby and Carol 51h Avenue Grocery Jacks Archery Shop Gelsel and Fru+sch Eleen d E Galle+Iees Marke+ Inc Loulse Shop Aflanhc Couniy Small Loan Serv ce Chuck and Janef Jersey Lamp and Shade Co Rocky and Capoo CompIlmen+s of CLARK S ESSO STATION Mull and Shore Roads NORTHFIELD N J JACKSON AND KREUTZ Real Es+a+e and Insurance MI I 0674 I06 S Mam S+ree+ PLEASANTVILLE N J Complumenis of BOLF S MARKET JACKS ARMY AND NAVY STORE Phone Ml I 2063 2I N Mam S+ree+ G I I I . ' ' i an rnie Do'H'ie, George and Grandmon Hackney Ken and Judy . . i Phil, 'sn ' 1 I PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. CompIImenI's of HELEN S BEAUTY SHOP I2I0 S Mann Sfreef PLEASANTV LL N J IJ-XOMA BYRD S TRAINING CAMP 3I0 W WrIgI'rI' SIreeI' PLEASANTVILLE N J M I 2 RIDGEWOOD DRY CLEANERS 2500 New Road Norihfleld N J Me ber of All orIc processed Na+ onaI I sH'I H OU? mode of Dry CI a g panf PATRONS La rence Sm II1 Jr Dave and June Be'H'y and Glen AI'Ian+c Cfy Drver T a g School Lee Jewelers F W Wool orI'I1 Co Marguer Ie and Pe'rer Counfry CI b Dr ve In Clea ers BeHy Mnke and and RCI: Wafers Doug and PaI' Mr and Mrs F J Pul Compllmenis of WERNERBROOK S VARIETY STORE an FROZEN CUSTARD ABSECON DAN F COX Photography 89 N Mann S'Iree+ PLEASANTVILLE N J Say II' WrI'I1 THOM S FLOWERS 420 W Washnngfon Avenue PLEASANTVILLE N J Mlhon 6-00I4 EYDE'S CORNER New Jersey and S+ahon Avenues Phone MIIIOH I3930 LU NCHEONETTE FOUNTAIN MAGAZINES SUNDRIES TOBACCO TAXI SERVICE I E... I. -3I7 I 1 . . . ,.. m W I nIue I r enin I. w I, . - I II I rInIn .. w . CI I u I- n .' I . ...a U ' I ,.. 'ao ' 9GNMx 6 THETA C S Bab Cn SENIOR MEMBERS Besi' Washes 'Io +I1e CLASS of I96O FOYTI ALPHA SIGMA Pres denl Vnce Presudenr Record nq Secrelary Correspondung Secrera y Treasurer TAU June Aldrndge Salll Reale Jane Graham Mane Fusaro Complamenis WEEKS BUILDERS I404 Franklin Blvd Linwood Walker 7 4857 Complnmenls A C ALL WEATHER I1C N Ohio and Murray Aves A+Ian+lc Clfy AT 5 2I86 Compllmenfs PALMER REALTY 43 Norfh Main S+ree+ Pleasanfville MiI'ron I II55 Bes+ Wlslnes Io 'flue CLASS of mo BETA OMEGA BETA SIGMA 'I 5 I - I ' r .a,a Carole Wagner I of of - H I . of BETA SIGMA C Linda Johnsfon Marsha Keefs V res Presudenf Trees Ma,-,on Gan Paf Conover Gunn Frambes SENIOR MEMBERS CHI Q . Con Sec. R9 - CO? Q 7 -5 I A S. L x if , . P . l - I. Z i ' ,- Q fu .., qv Y 9' ' 4' . fl f . -- '3' f ' , , Six A In BE.. 5.1 - ' ' V . ' , 5 PAARZ MOTORS, Inc Ford Au+horized Sales and Service Compleie Pads and Service Dep+. 259 New Jersey Ave. ABSECON, N. J. MILTON I-8900 STARN'S SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET I5 W. Wes'r Jersey Avenue PLEASANTVILLE, NEW JERSEY LEO FRASER Barb and Kafhy prove +ha+ all can be fi'Hed ai' flue H UB ARMY-NAVY 22 N. Main Srreei' Pleasan+vilIe, New Jersey Milfon I-464I 0 .uw ff- 3 ,. ,pq Wh . , ,V I if ' fczifa A 1 1 5 :- 5 ni' Q ,S ?'?1i2kg if Forgefhng aboui' +l'1a+ English composlhon wl'rh a soda a+ BENS BAR B Q Prin+ing a+ fhe SUNSHINE PRESS Somers Poini' Road MAYS LANDING. N. J. Phone: Mays Landing 5-2524 HARDOCICS Sales-Servnce-Ren+aIs All Makes 28I5 Aflaniic Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J - We Salufe TODAY'S STUDENTS . . . TOMORROW'S HOMEMAKERS . Who Live BeH'er Elecirically x-AN 'C C P5 Twig 'TY- SOUTHERQENEIWJERSEV ECTRIC CQMPFS CompIimen+s of Crusade Chapter ORDER of DEMOLAY l ,aff y's homes are wlred by HARFFEY ELECTRIC I2l2 Shore Road Norihfield. N. J MiI+on I-2050 Chris refurning from a lesson in +l1e dual con +rol car furnished +l1rougl'1 BENNETT CHEVROLET CO. 8 E. Verona Avenue PLEASANTVILLE Milfon I-0444 Remember, +he finesf comes from STAR-N FLORIST l408 Shore Road NORTHFIELD Mil+on I -7200 Bill and Eileen enioying a coke af CAESAR'S RESTAU RANT 43 S. Main S1'ree+ PLEASANTVILLE Fred and Dave endorse fhe many work saving devices af MARTIN'S General Sfore NEW ROAD AND DOUGHTY ROAD PLEASANTVILLE MiH'on I-0220 5? ,- 1.1 wash,-M. r w. -ai- 4 ,, ,K , 4 , L Q, .W W, . + ,, mf 1 1 fy W ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of nsneteen hundred and ssxty of Pleasantvslle Hsgh School county of Atlantsc state of New Jersey Unsted States of Amersca besng of sound msnd and body but aware of the fact that we have endured four years of overwhelmsng tosl and strsfe do hereby proclasm thss our last wsll and testament annullsng all former wslls and testaments GLADYS ABBOTT leaves all her books and good marks to Sherry and Gary MURPH ADKISSON leaves hss seat sn Mrs Hsll s Englssh IV class to some lucky sunsor who wsll take hss pace GARY ALLEN leaves all hss actsvstses to Bob Maholland BRUCE ANDERSON leaves a ham sandwsch sn Mr Schmsdts math class to some hungry sunsor EILEEN ANGELO leaves wsth Bsll Crawford MARY ANGEROSA leaves her posstson as class secre tary and her tranquslszers to some nervous and ambs tsous freshman gsrl PAUL ANTHONY leaves nothsng He clasms he ss taksng everythsng wsth hsm JANET ARABIA leaves her baton and broken nasls CONNIE ARROM leaves her fascsnatson for blond hasred boys to her ssster Margse PATRICIA BAKER leaves her homeroom seat sn room IOI to some lucky sensor next year JUDY BARRETT leaves her Englssh IV and Amerscan Hsstory II books to Ken JOANN BEATTY leaves her holey cheersng sweater to some poor up and comsng squad member ANNA MAE BENSEL leaves the pamc button from Mr Hughes Amerscan Hsstory classes for some sunsor to push DELORES BERNHARDT leaves her ssngsng to Betty Lovett sn hopes that she too can soothe Mr Schle ssnger s shattered nerves JOHN BERRY leaves hss hot rod Ford to Larry Olsver and all hss nosse to Joey Lupton DORIS BOSELLI leaves to Connse Hopper her typsng to do sn Mr Schlessnger s offsce MILTON BOTWINICK leaves hss decrepst locker to an unlucky sensor BRUCE BREUNIG leaves hss seat sn Mrs Hslls Englssh IV class to Murph who s gosng to try agasn HELEN BROWN leaves her seat sn Mr Gsbbens class to Judy Rush I68 JAY BROWN leaves hss Latsn III class to Chee Chee Fulchon who ss bound to fasl st THOMASENA BROWN leaves to a certasn sunsor her book on How to Get Along wsth a Glory Seeker GORDON BUCHERT leaves all the blown-out lsght bulbs back stage to next year s Stage Crew CAROL BULL leaves her books to some fortunate sunsor JEAN BURROUGHS leaves all her pep to the next buss ness manager of the Greyhound ADELE CAPELLI leaves wsth Rocky DeSsmone CHRISTINE CARLSEN leaves all her As sn Amerscan Hsstory II to some future sensor CLAUDE CASPER leaves hss Spanssh ll teacher to an up and comsng Spanssh I student ROBERT CASPER leaves hss patented Bat Gun to Capone Marvsn Green NANCY CHAMPION leaves her messy locker to some messy sunsor JOAN MARIE CIRESI leaves her absentee lssts to Joey Martsn CAROLYN CLARK leaves her looks to Marsha Agley ALLEN CLEGG leaves hss parksng space to some lucky sunsor JANE COLLINS leaves her Varssty cheersng outfst to Connse Hopper MAJOR COLLINS leaves all hss sensor teachers to the very unfortunate sunsors BARBARA CONOVER leaves her drsvsng abslsty to another unfst drsver PATRICIA CONOVER leaves all the nscknames and headaches she acqusred from Mr Avrams to the next lucky Bowlsng Club secretary RAY COPSEY leaves the posstson of pressdent of the Band to some other fortunate boy LAURA CORDERY leaves her typewrster sn room IOI to Jan and wsshes her better luck wsth st than she had JUNE COWAN leaves behsnd the phone booth to any sunsor sn thsrd lunch BILL CRAWFORD leaves wsth Esleen Angelo BETTY CROTHERS leaves her seat sn Chosr to Elsse Brown JEAN DANIELS leaves her Varssty cheerleadsng uns form to Chsnsta Fulchon GLENN DAVIS leaves hss fsne bowlsng scores to a future Alley Cat PAUL DeJESSE leaves Howard Everstts harem lwhsch was gsven sn the prevsous yearl to some undeservsng sunsor boy ROCKY DeSIMONE leaves P HS wsth Adele Capells ' ' 1 ' ll ll I U I . 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PATRICIA DOERR leaves her broom to Mr Wulson and her puano playung to Audrey Jones BOB DOLOUEIST leaves wuth Eluzabeth Whutehead YVONNE DOUNTON leaves her favorute seat un Eng lush class to some deservung senuor who hopes to faul next year JOE DUBOIS leaves hus durty gym suut to B McGowan FRED DUNLEVY leaves a paur of gym socks that he has worn for four years to some lucky lucky freshman TOM DUNN leaves hus duploma to Marty Paulsson who wull never make ut MARY J ECKERT leaves her favorute seats un Englush and Amerucan Hustory Il classes to some deservung uunuor ALICE EDWARDS leaves her sneakers to John lnfueld so he can catch the gurls he chases down the hall ALBERT EMENHEISER leaves a souvenur to a certaun uunuor gurl ELEANOR ENDICOTT leaves her Typung ll eraser to Edna Pruce YVONNE ERNST leaves her actung abuluty to some uunuor who can t act JOHN EVERETT 'eaves hus suze ll track shoes to some other fortunate hugh uumper BEVERLY FARRELL leaves her seat un Mrs Hulls class to her deservung freshman brother Doug ELIZABETH FORD leaves her pencul and book to next years N H S secretary JOHN FOX leaves to the boys of the school all the wonderful assemblues VIRGINIA FRAMBES leaves a couple of shares of Paper Mate stock to Muke Langton DAVID FRASER leaves hus place un Trug class to some brave uunuor JIM FREUND leaves a slughtly warped Tsquare to some deservung lunuor who takes Mechanucal Draw un ll WILLIAM FUHRMAN leaves hus parkung place to some hot rod uunuor ELIZABETH GALE leaves her messy locker to Judy to mess up more BOB GARBUTT leaves hus parkung spot and tackle posutuon to some ambutuous uunuor most lukely hs brother GEORGE GATES leaves hus posutuon as presudent of the Chour to some lucky lunuor BILL GEISEL leaves hus carbs and head to the next hot Plymouth of P H S RON GIBERSON leaves all hus seats un study peruods to some lucky freshman BILL GILBERT leaves hus car to the lunk man GEORGE GILBERT leaves all hus actuvutues to Joe Mac Farland POPPY GILL leaves her seat un Mr Gubbens Amerucan Hustory II class to some unlucky uunuor ROSE GIOVANNELLI leaves all her worrues of beung a senuor to Annette JAMES GOSSELIN leaves hus posutuon un Chour to a Iunuor ESTELLE GREEN leaves her red gym suut to Sadue Jack son wuth the best of good wushes LLOYD GREEN leaves to anyone who would apprecuate them all hus happy and unhappy memorues whule un P H S ESTELLA GRIER leaves a tup to a certaun guy DEBRA HAAB leaves Egg Harbors busy streets to the next unfortunate gurl who has uust gotten her lucense KATHY HACKNEY leaves her luttle streets un Atlantuc Cuty to her suster Dotty un hopes that she can over come them LYNNE HANLON leaves her ostruch and strupes to a lucky uunuor JOHN HEADLEY leaves the As he never got to Ken Harung DOLORES HECK leaves those nuce sharp UI penculs used at the Breeze meetungs to Mr B LEO HENZL leaves hus numerous absences to some .leservung uunuor BILL HEWITT leaves hus car to Goldys Junk Yard OLIVIA HOPKINS leaves Cee Cee Hopkuns and Monuque Jackson a much needed lock OLETA HOWE leaves her seat un Mr Gubbens class to some unlucky uunuor BILL HUDSON leaves hus pens penculs books seats homework locker and teachers to the poor souls atPHS JUDY HUG leaves the teasung she got to the next smallest senuor gurl HAROLD HUNT leaves Duane un Mr Schlesungers pro tectuve custody DOLLY HUTCHINS leaves to some poor unfortunate freshman gurl her well used frughtfully stunky gym suut that can be found standung by utself un the corner of her locker BILL IRELAN leaves hus posutuon on the Stage Crew to some deservung underclassman BILL JERDAN leaves hus admuratuon for Mr Clements to some lucky underclassman LINDA JOHNSTON leaves her many haur styles to Dorus Warner who stull has two years to ruun hers luke she dud JANICE JONES leaves Mr Wulluams hus fufty cents and her place to another unsure gambler I69 . . . , . 1 ' ' 1 1 . . . 1 1 - 11 1 11 . . , u u . - . 11 11 I . 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PAT JONES leaves the dsrty gym mats that she has walked on to the freshmen RICHARD JONES leaves hss second tenor seat sn All State to Louss Spence SHEILA JONES leaves all the Is she has recesved to Rosse Marse Monsque and Cee Cee BRUCE KARKELLA leaves hss ten study hall a week to a lucky future sensor GUS KECK leaves all hss gsrls to hss brother so he can flsrt on the way to class BETSY KING leaves her seat sn Mrs Hslls Englssh IV class to some lucky Iunsor EVERETT KNOX leaves hss sneaks to a fallsng gym student IRMA KOESER leaves her Noreen capsules and Sensor tstle to a lunsor who she knows wsll put them to good use RAY LAFFERTY leaves hss frsendly arguments wsth Mrs Hslltoalunsor MICHELE LaROUCHE leaves her fabulous bowlsng average to another bowlsng enthussast CLIFF LASHLEY leaves hss books to some lucky person sn the hopes that he wsll pass WALT LEE leaves hss seat sn rnussc apprecsatson to some sleepy freshman ELAINE LENTZ leaves her seat sn Msss Bartges class occupsed for two years to some lucky Algebra ll student second lunch people DOT LEVY leaves her money bags and the unpasd sensor bulls to next years Sensor Class treasurer BARB LOGAN leaves her gym sust to Donna Newman BETTY LONG leaves her seat sn Mr Gsbbens class to Edna Prsce JOAN LONG leaves her perfect attendance record to someone else who Iskes Englssh IV PAUL LUDWIG leaves a glass and a years supply of aspsrsn to Bob Atksnson LYNNE MALIN leaves her seat sn Mr Gsbbens room CAROL MANNIS leaves her apron to some gsrl next year s cooksng class TOM MARTIN leaves hss convertsble to Bob Hurless so he can get rsd of hss Chevy LOIS MARTINELLI leaves her math books to Angela Wessel MITCH MATHOT leaves hss Fury to Joe MacFarland so he wsll have a good car MARGARET MATTHEWS leaves her dsrty gym sunt to some lucky freshman EILEEN MCGEHEAN leaves her unfsnsshed art work to Barbara VanSant the class brasn RAY MILLER leaves hss seat sn trsg class to a promsssng sunsor RUSS MILLER leaves hs F sn hsstory to another brasn ROSEMARY MONTORO leaves Mr Wsllsams offsce and Judy wsth much regret I70 CAROL MORRISON leaves the good tsmes sn Msss Bartges classes to a freshman CHUCK MOULIS leaves Pete Gsllsngham to PHS DORIS ANN MURPHY leaves her roll book ano laryngstss to the next lucky Chosr secretary BOB MUSKETT leaves Bsll Irelan to the P H S Band ARLEEN NIXON leaves all her good tsmes sn PHS to that lucky freshman Jerry Rays WESLEY NORTON leaves OLE OLSEN leaves hss spot on the honor roll to anyone who can make st MARTY PAULSSON accepts Tons Dunn s the maslman s son dsploma and leaves hss because he wont make st either MARY PETER leaves her seat bessde Mr Hughes desk to some talkatsve Iunsor DONALD PETERSON leaves the four years that he has had no detentson fby some unforeseen luckl to all ornery freshmen CAROL PETRIE leaves her glockenspsel and sob as Band secretary to a deservsng underclassman KEN PFIRMAN leaves hss seat sn Mrs Ragans Englssh IV class to a lunsor DOTTY PIERCE leaves two grant economy ssze erasers and a pocketbook full of flashbulbs to next years Breeze co edstors JOHN POWERS leaves hss bsg mouth to anyone who doesnt msnd gettsng sn trouble wsth st DIRK PRAGUE leaves hss lsttle black book to some lucky Iunsor boy JIM PRICE leaves hss seat sn famsly lsvsng class to some sleepy lunsor PAT PRUCHNICKI leaves all of her commercsal law problems to some unfortunate sunsor who can do much better MARY PURDY leaves her seat sn Mr Hughes room for some unfortunate sunsor WALT QUEEN leaves hss nsce and cranky teachers to the Junsor Class RALPH QUICKSALL leaves all of thss femsnsne pulchrs tude BILL RANDALL leaves hss brsllsant academsc record for Jsm Hopewell to uphold CAROL REED leaves her captasncy to some neurotsc lunsor cheerleader RANDY REITMEYER leaves hss worn out desk top sn Mrs Hsll s Englssh class MARY RENZE leaves her seat sn fsfth persod Amerscan Hsstory Il class to Donna Newman MARTIN RISLEY leaves hss brand new clean whste gym sust to some lucky freshman VICTOR ROUNDTREE leaves hss posstson as guard to lunsor Denny Young JACKIE RUTTER leaves all her memorses of a boy to a certasn lunsor gsrl PAT RYAN leaves Mr Burns hall pass for some lunsor who Iskes to wander through the halls , I . I ' ' ' Il Il l I I I ' I , . I . , - . I I I , - AL LESTER leaves peace, happiness, and rat poison to . U ' n . I - - ' I I . ' in ' ' . . - I I I I ' . . I . . . V I i Il ll ' ' I ll ' ll ' . ' ' ' ' . . , . I ' ' JOYCE SCHMOLL leaves her vocabulary lsst to Carol Gasksll JOE SCHOENLEBER leaves The Chief to the unfor tunate underclassmen EDWARD SCOTT leaves Msss Austin a new typsst to do the dasly bulletin LORRAINE SCULL leaves her seat in M Gsbbens Amerscan Hsstory II class to some fortunate sunsor VIRGINIA SCULL leaves her Batonette captain s hat and brasd to the future captasn BOB SEYLER leaves hss excellent academic record and hss Englssh IV book for hss brother Paul to use FRED SHAW leaves all his Isttery basketball games to an up and coming player ED SICA leaves hss great academic achievements to Bo KATHY SMITH leaves her happy years as a sunsor and sensor to her sister Margaret SUE SMITH leaves all the color and excitement of the Breeze deadline meetings to next year s yearbook staff COLLENE SNOVER leaves her front row seat sn Mr Hughes Amerscan Hsstory II class to one of next year s talkative sensors AUSTIN SOMERS leaves the art of a never ending con versatson to some quiet sunsor to a member of next year s Sensor Class JERRY SPALL leaves his seat sn first period hsstory class to some deserving sunsor who has to have hss chemistry done by second period NATALIE STASUK leaves her typing problems to some one who ss smart enough to figure them out ROSEMARY STEWART leaves her shorthand pad to Marge Olsen BILL STRICKLAND leaves hss seat sn Mr Hughes class sn the hope that someone else will sleep as well as he IVAN SUBIN leaves his geometry book and a rabbits foot to Butch Ssll HAROLD THOMAS leaves all the nsghts he spent doing homework for the past four years to that unfortunate freshman Butch Moore NANCY THOMAS leaves Mr Gsbbens for next years history classes LEE THOMPSON leaves hss Ducksng Stamp to anyone who wants to take off school to go ducking CHRIS THOMS leaves hss parking spot sn Absecon to anyone who can fsnd st JANICE TOMPKINS leaves her tsny sensor locker to some aspsrsng sunsor FRANCES TROTTER leaves her old gym sust to her sister BARBARA TUMMON leaves her gyrn sust to her ssster ART TURNER leaves hss dsscusssons wsth Mr Gsbbens about nsne crates of cancer infected cranberrses to any sunsor to continue next year RICH VALENTI leaves the empty gas tank of hss mileage maker Chevy to Kelso Taylor s Ford VIRGINIA VanKIRK leaves a seat in sensor Englssh class to a certain sunsor gsrl ANGELA VOLA leaves her school books to some un fortunate freshman CAROLE WAGNER leaves her ever popular gym sust to an unfortunate freshman who doesnt have a med sca MIKE WALSH leaves Miss Klesnginnas homeroom to some fortunate sensor JUDY WARD leaves the future of the PHS Color Guard to the future captasns BARBARA WARNER leaves her bsg spacious roomy locker to some fortunate lurssor IRENE WARNER leaves her tears for some unlucky sunsor who fasls Amerscan Hsstory I AL WARRINER leaves his hot Chevy to Kel Taylor NANCY WATERS leaves her warm detention seat to Crystal Waters GAIL WATSON leaves all her practicing hours to the future Cheerleaders to someone who likes to read KATHY WENTZELL leaves her Englssh IV notes to any sunsor who can fsnd a use for them KEN WESTCOTT leaves hss Mussc Theory II book for omebody else to rack hss brasn on WESLEY WHITE leaves hss seat sn Mr Gibbens Amer scan Hsstory II class to some unlucky sunsor ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD leaves wsth Bob Dolquesst BURREL WHITLEY leaves hss hard hsttsng football to Marvsn Davss who ss going South BRUCE WILSON leaves one glass pack to anyone who can pay the fsne of S1500 and three posnts JANE WORLEY leaves her hsstory book to some future sensor SHEELA WORSFOLD leaves the confused Honor Socsety treasury to next year s treasurer ELAINE YINGER leaves all her fond memories of her sensor year to Jim Garbutt LEON YOUNG leaves hss unlucky number I9 to Wsl bur Robsnson In witness whereof we the undersigned have to this our will set our hand and seal this ssxteenth day of June sn the year nineteen hundred and sixty Susanne Smsth Mrs Claire K Chmsel Mr DavsdH Benscoter I7I b. l ' FRED SOPER leaves his position as President of N.H.S. PAUL WATT leaves his 1957 copy of the Greyhound PRO On the night of June 16, 1960, at the mysterious hour of eleven, the meek, scared, curious, and trembling members of the Class of 1960 arrive at the cavern of the witches from Macbeth to see what the future holds for them. Amid lightning, darkness, and thunder, they are greeted at the entrance by the first witch. She exclaims, All hail, seniorsl and the other two witches echo her shrill welcome. All of the classmates weakly answer, All hail, most royal prophets! Mrs. Chmiel and Mr. Benscoter, stepping forward with three coal black kittens and three bright new brooms, present them to the witches. Their voices quiver as they speak on behalf of their children and the witches screech with delight at their apparent fear. Now everything is ready, and the witches begin to mix their magic potions in a huge black cauldron beneath which a dim fire is burning. They dance and sing their weird songs until the pot boils. Then they ask for silence, for the future is about to be revealed in the vapors of their cauldron. lt is September, 1970, and the S. S. Pleasantville is sailing toward Successville, U.S.A. On deck, Mary Angerosa, who is a foreign corres- pondent to Formosa for the U.S., is strolling along with Connie Arrom and Carol Bull, missionaries to China. A face can be distinguished peeping out from piles of blankets. Why, it is Thomasena Brown, the President's press secretary. ln the dining room are some prominent personalities from Wall Street: Bob Dolqueist, Jack Berry, Betsy King, Ralph Quicksall, Elaine Lentz, Marty Paulsson, Collene Snover, Art Turner, Carol Mannis, and Mike Walsh. Bruce Anderson, who has completed an investigation of the U.S. claims in Antarctica, is talking to them. Across the dining room is the famous Broadway star, Janet Arabia, with her beautician, Delores Bern- hardt, her cosmetologist, Linda Johnston, and her secretary, Pat Jones. Other celebritiesin the room are Betty Joy Crothers, Lawrence Welk's pianist, Eileen McGehean, the second Jenny Lind, with her accompanist, Ken Wescott, and that orbiting iazz trumpeter, Ray Copsey. Discussing business over brunch are Eileen Angelo, president of the Break 'em Up Toy Company, Gordon Buchert and Bill lrelan, heads of the Confederated Radio Disc Jockies of New Jersey, Jean Burroughs, representative of the Tic-Toc Clock Corporation, Glenn Davis, manager of the Get'cha Better Drug Company, Rocky DeSimone, owner of Rocco's Pizza Pie Company, and Mary Jane Eckert, head buyer of the Snazzy Dress Shop, which designs the First Lady's wardrobe. Why is everyone leaving the dining room? Oh, a Navy destroyer is pulling up on the starboard side. My, those sailors are working hard. Bruce Breunig, Bill Gilbert, Al Warriner, and Jim Price are bailing out l i jgz - CY the engane room whale Ball Furhman Wes Norton and Ball Jerdan are swabbang the decks They certaanly look funny wath thear pants rolled up above thear knees Paantang the lafeboats are Gary Allen Walt Lee Ball Hewatt and Rach Valenta Bob and Ray Seyler are workang hard an the pool tryang to become good frogmen under the able assastance of Ball Strackland Goodness there has been an accadent' Admaral Don Peterson has fallen overboard Are there any doctors or nurses aboard? Make way' Here comes a bevy of nurses Gladys Abbott Helen Brown Jane Collans Yvonne Dounton Alace Edwards Yvonne Ernst Stella Green Estella Graer Betty Long Lynne Malan Mary Purdy Sue Smath Gannae VanKark and Barbara Warner The doctors who are comang to the rescue are Dr John Langton Dr Make Langton and Dr Jerry Spall The medacal technacaan Jan Tompkans has already admanastered artafacaal resparataon Admaral Peterson wall unquestaonably survave wath such a capable staff an attendance Now the farst scene passes from the vapors of the cauldron and Suc cessvalles Maroon and Whate Aarport as seen Doras Bosella a Unated Nataons secretary as dasembarkang from a TWA plane Followang her are Gana Frambes and Jan Jones who have lust attended a dental conventaon an London A very red faced stewardess Irma Koeser who had lust poured coffee anto Ganas soup bowl rushes by Also workang as ste ardesses for TWA are Joan Long Pat Pruchnacka and Peggy Matthews Lawyer Leo Henzl has secretary Dolly Hutchans and has claent Ganny Scull who has been accused of roller skatang at 14 males per hour are waatang to board a PAA plane for Maama Jam Freund a palot for Allegheny Aarlanes and has stewardess Joan Caresa are walkang toward thear Hollywood bound plane On board they are happy to see some of thear old lassmates who are on thear way to Hollywood to make a new movae Those present are photographer Russ Maller and Frances Trotter a fashaon allustrator Ole Olson and Chuck Moulas are beang featured an thas movae Ole as called by mallaons the second Ball Talton and the Chuck Moulas Hook Ball as becomang quate popular Judy Barrett Natalae Stasuk and Rosemary Stewart have a hard tame answerang all of the fan maal for these pros Roe Montoro Doras Ann Murphy Joann Beatty Olavaa Hopkans Nancy Champaon Pat Ryan Jackae Rutter Barbara Conover Laura Cordery Judy Hug Kathy Wentzell Jane Worley Gaal Watson and Pat Conover are takang tame out from thear secretaraal dutaes for a trap to Paras They have hared Carol Petrae as thear anterpreter so that they wall be able to fand Ball Crawford Austan Somers and Chras Carlsen The fame of these three for thear commercaal allustrataons has spread throughout France Ed 5 HB5 a l ff X flfla K RSM lf VNV' 10 5311: a W 1 i rf A, 51 lff ff A I X j!wX I el ? 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E v ZH' Sica, who intends to measure the velocity of a shoe-shine brush falling from the Eiffel Tower, and Sheela Worsfold, who has signed a contract to work for Christian Dior are already on board the plane which is going to Paris Two other passengers are Joe DuBois and Paul Ludwig, who are going to study the architecture of Notre Dame de la Garde The view now changes to the heart of Successville The local high school was designed by Paul Anthony with the assistance of John Headley and landscaped by John Powers Fred Soper is found in the principals office dictating a letter to his secretary Oleta Howe ln the assistant principals office lvan Subin is reading absentee notes with the able assistance of Poppy Gill his secretary On todays agenda is a party given by the F T A for the elementary pupils of Michele La Rouche June Cowan Carol Reed Elizabeth Whitehead Lorraine Scull and Anna Mae Bensel Strange sounds can be heard coming from room 107 Why its Mary Peter teaching her Spanish students to sing Cielto Lindo Dolores Heck is next door dumbfounding the luniors with a new list of vocabulary words ln the library Sheila Jones is demonstrating an IBM machine and an room 102 the seniors are discussing Shakespeares sonnets under the supervision of Lois Martinelli Further down the hall in room 108 Patti Doerr has a frightened geometry student at the board explaining the Pythagorean theorem Downstairs in the gym Dave Legacki is leading the calisthenics At the rate he is going the boys wont be able to move by the end of the period At the pool Fred Shaw is teaching freshmen the fine points of swimming ln room 1O Paul DeJesse is explaining city zoning to his civics class while in room 6 the sewing machines are spinning happily under the direction of Lynne Hanlon Upstairs in room 212 Al Emenheiser is assigning a report on Why Columbus Discovered America to his American History I students while Carol Morrison is in the biology laboratory teaching her students to examine protozoa instead of their fingers under the microscope ln room 204 Dotty Pierce is assigning her eager sophomores their first book with new test tubes Bookkeeping Mr Avrami style is taught by Adele Capella in room 209 while in room 211 Kathy Hackney is assigning her Ladies and Gentlemen of American History l a term paper On ldget Street a new office building designed by Lloyd Green and Gus Keck has lust been completed Located on the first floor Hal Hunt a psychologist is trying to determine why engineer Bob Garbutt insists on doing all of his calculations in invisible ink Hals receptionists are Joyce Schmoll Eleanor Endicott and Nancy Thomas The lettering on the office door down the hall reads The Friendly Caspers Claude and Bob Aeronautical and Electrical Engineers The certified public account ants Fred Dunlevy Ken Pfirman Joe Schoenleber Richie Holst and Harold Thomas have an office on the second floor These slave drivers fi' ,ff lv Z Z gf ii 'A ff! ffm! je f se ' j? 1 . 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' -S ' fha A SPORTS BANQUETS BILL LASHLEY BURRELL WHITLEY 'Ke ' I MIKE LANGTON FRED SHAW RAY SCHOENLEBER BILL GEISEL BOB HURLESS At the annual Football Basketball Sports Banquet Banquet rn June the leadlng athletes of P H S for the 19591960 school year were recognlzed The Most Valuable Player trophnes were pre sented to Mnke Langton for football Fred Shaw for basketball Bob Hurless for baseball and Burrell Whltley for track Make Langton also recelved a trophy from the freshman football squad for belng the varsity football contender who they would most luke to emulate ln addmon Ray Schoenleber was awarded a trophy for has capable performance on the freshman squad The trophy for the Most Out standing Sensor Baseball Player went to Blll Gelsel whsle trophles for breaknng the dlscus and lavelln records were awarded to Bull Lashley and Burrell Whntley respectively l U f 3 W' L 'ui 'A ' QM in March and at the annual Baseball-Track Sports KNEELING: Joe Sundra, Bob Miles, Fred Essl, Bob Hurless, John Langton, Bill Geisel, Mike Bocelli, Mike Langton, Doug Kisby, Joe Love- land, John Landis. STANDING: Pete Maggio, Jack Hess, Steve Capelli, Joe Carter, John Medica, Dan Reda, Bob Williams, Charles Stroup, Bruce Connors, Mike Smith, Joe McGowan. I 960 BASEBALL TEAM April 2-P.H.S. l April 5-P.H.S. 2 April 7iP.H.S. 2 April l2-P.H.S. O April l9-P.l-l.S. 3 April 20-P.H,S. O April 22-P.H.S.. O April 28-P.H.S. . ll May 3eP.H.S. A All set for America's number one sport are Coaches Martucci and Turn berger. Alumni . .. Hammonton .. Bridgeton . Millville .. Wildwood .. Atlantic City Gloucester Cath. . Southern Regional . Middle Township THE SCHEDULE 7 3 4 2 O 5 5 2 l K hi May May May May May May May May May June P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S. P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S iker, Manager, knows that nd the scenes is important, 5 Atlantic City ,. . l3 3 Holy Spirit . 4 O Millville. .. 8 l Gloucester Cath. .. i6 3 Middle Township . l 3 Ocean City .. 2 6 Bridgeton 5 l Wildwood .... . . A l Holy Spirit . . . 2 O Southern Regional l Under Coach Turnberger and Assistant Coach Martucci, Pleas- antville High School's Baseball Team posted 6 wins and i3 losses during its 1960 season. Co-captains Bill Geisel and Mike Bocelli led this year's high- spirited team, which played good ball and lost many of its contests by only one or two runs. Bill also led the Greyhounds in the pitching category by placing a 4-5 record. Leading stick man was shortstop Bob Hurless, who slapped tor himself a .3l7 aver- age. 4 SENIOR LETTERMEN MIKE aocem Th rd Base a d Catche I BILL GEISEL P tcher in L ,J nf '1 hw .Z 1' DOUG KISBY Second Base and Outf eld . S xxx JOHN LANGTON Pitcher and Catcher MIKE LANGTON Centerfield 'few FIRST ROW: Don Smith, Marvin Davis, Joe Cavallaro, Wilbert Robinson, Lou Spence, Howard Reed, Ron Booth, Earl Thompson, John Everett. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Watkins, Carl Setterman, Dave Allen, Art Hunt, Rollin Cale, Steve Anthony, Ned O'Keete, Dave Legacki, John Tucker, Carl Arrington, Chris Thoms, Assistant Coach Thomas. THIRD ROW: Pete Clarke, John Kane, Spencer Korte, Tom Savell, Emory Burgess, Larry Davis, Roger Creveling, Ben Washington. FOURTH ROW: Frank Foster, Earl Lee, George Walter, Bill Lashley, Jim Tanis, Charles Draper, John Goodman, Lou Moore. MISSING: Ray Carter, Tom Gibson, Don Gunter, Mike Harmon, Ray Troiano, Burrell Whitley. l96O TRACK A D FIELD TEAM April 20-P.H.S. .6l3A1 Wildwood ,,,s s,37M1 May ll-P.H.S.. ,.3l Ocean City N768 April 27-P.H.S. , ,,22V2 Millvillee f , . 74V2 May I3-P.H.S. ,22Va Vineland . . ,,,,,762!3 May I8-P.H.S. 37 Middle Township C62 Coach Clements always makes sure that his This years large squad kept Scott This year witnessed the making of stop watch as well as his team runs smoothly Manger Agstgfam Manager 3 d Bill TWO new School records in The Field Jerdan Manager hard at work break I . l . ,ng effmency ,eq-,ds division of the Track and Field Team. The nine-year-old discus record was shattered by sophomore Bill LashIey's 128' 3 toss. Burrell Whitley, who -W, broke the pole vault record during the '59 season, replaced John Motfitt as top man with the iavelin by throw- ing this spear l64' A . Burrell also had the privilege of being, along with Earl Thompson, co-captain of this year's team. Our cindermen won only one meet, but the boys gave a good account ot themselves. As Coach Clements said, I started with 82 boys and completed the season with Al men. CU xtfvp' 5 D PNY- ashe SENIOR LETTERMEN Rexaxf 5 and ' AP x l ow' xoo and 11 X , X NX 1 x K . 2 ti- ,wif xv Q xx V' ., 4. . N--, yr L 'bl an . 19' I ' ,Q Q r bn- 1 . 5 'E' I -v E- ,WY PA N A1 lu V 2 . ' 'Wm ,,,x'-Fw . -lr My A,fg,f.fA,ze ' 2 Q an-f'-4 .Mikey gl., 1 if If 3,1 , 1vVQA:,i4.Jiw wwf- 'rf'-JA -Q' - 2' M14 N ff f, J ' ., I W wwf, 'L W' Sw 1' 'F Q-v',!-Q' V ..fg,,, xl - ,LJ.i-ff hifuffahu .A T lg, M i - lillred' ,ana 'O ,L-5 rf ,. r ,Q-ff . .nw Q. .xx-4 fb 5, N, Q . . W NS, ti 1fii'23T'm 11,1-.Na sl. M 'ml ci 1 . X., .--, .A WM -' F3 :sera k.x,x'fx'f 1 N ' - nw-1 9 Q . f 'Eviva ' Xhy JS. X , .A ., , ax gx M, K1 ' lui., , ' ff, 1 32 Ch 'A tba .. ,,,,,,b 5, L. . ,. ,, 4 J' 8 nf ,L W.. 'til -MV. . S . f Q -ff ,. if I nuff' av ,gi f pf- 1,11 'Nadia N Qiiilif fa ,S XX CAS Dora , 7.,7, ,777, 7 Most of them were poems. T IN ORDER GF APPEARANCE C C CC Yvonne Dounton ', Kathy Hackneyi' Mrs. Edith Wilkins EE,, CC C C EE,,7, C Janice Jones', Carol Petrie Miriam Wilkins ,E7E, C Judge Harry Wilkins Ruth Wilkins Lt. William Seawright Jackie C CC CC Pam ,,,a C C Debbie CC C Barbara CC Sue ,aa, Betty C C Albert Kummer CC C Clara ,aaa,, aaaaaa CC CC CC Janice Tompkinsf, Yvonne Ernestw C C CC C William Crawford C C Doris Ann Murphyf, Michele LaRouche Lee Thompson C Thomasena Brow CC C Betty Joy Crothers ' C Arleen Nixon Coleen Snover C Sheela Worsfold Elaine Yinger Ken Pfirman , AI Emenheisern C Lois Martinelll Deliveryman C C va,, aaaaaaa.Va.,,aaC,a,a, James Gosselin Martha Seawright CC Sgt. Chuck Vincent C Harold Klobbermeyer Pat Ryan', Lynne Hanlonn C CC Chris Thomas C C C John Powers Good night, Ruth. Thursday Night Performance Paper napkins! The Judge hates paper ' Friday Night Performance napkins. Friday Night Cast f .f'-Q I 1 May 6 1960 us a date that long w1ll be remembered On thus nnght the Junnor Class presented the Junior Sentor Prom Ball Har IH honor of the graduatung Class of T960 Upon arrlvung at the Rntz Room of the Sheraton Ritz Carlton Hotel the gtrls were bedecked wlth lets by natives of the South Sea Islands A grass hut surrounded by graceful foliage and a trncklrng waterfall was the mann sublect of the decor Also lend Ing to the luvely anr of thas dlstant paradmse were tropical flowers and butterflues whtch adorned the columns of the ballroom The music for an evennng of dancnng and fun was provlded by Red Hughes and the Slcylrners At twelve oclock the Kung and Queen of the Prom and thenr Court of Honor were presented The royal couples were Clnff Lashley and Dons Ann Murphy king and queen Bull Gersel and Joann Beatty furst runners up and Dave Legacku and Pat Pruchnnckn second runners up The Columbua Hotel was the scene of the After Prom Actxvutues whnch lasted tml the wee hours of the mornung I Q1bU B2 ' W -.C i 'bg ,ft-h X A . it f ' 1 X ' 5 c , ll.'t lQfr1 'UT K V 4 A L4 'im .Q f N I t K, A fx r A' A , l Y f ,T , A S W A. Qc ff - . , 'xx' ' Rl . fr gy . l . . - . U ,, . . ,, . . , . . - - H - H 1 , 1 ' ' h . .. I . , . . , , . M, , M, 1'-f?f?3 . Q J 7 ,ff .N fN WWE? 8 X v be? ! ' I i X I YQ X in Q16 , , WX' 'mf .px A 1 -- ' . ' in , .f-,E I L' T , land, gr ., Q 51 J g. k I I 1 I w V - ,IVAS ff V 9' 413'- X . ,f-,L , f flxzigi f H 'T 4 ay I 5 ,Q ,ti Ay xy Q Q :gg i ' r j, J ggi 1 g , H , I 4 is s ,P+ 'QKA in f . J SY -f K ii vi 91321 USN... Wwwm vvvwtsfv' of' COMME PROGRAM SYMROSIUAA: FREEDOM AOUR HERITAGE Processcnal PLEASANTWLLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND and ORGAN 'Forro aro C':u'r5tarce Elgar Invocation REVEREND MR, EARL. B. SCOTT The Class ot T960 Master ot Hunan Destfniesf' C. J. HlLLMAN Address ANNA MAE BENSEL We are nterrbers of the .norid rr , Piano Solo PATRICIA DOERR Sonata f 'T ff Beethoven Address DOROTHY ANN PIERCE Liberty aria uriorf, o e a ci inseparable, now and forever. Soprano Solo FRANCES HUTCHINS Where'wr you Walk Handel Address SHEELA WORSFOLD So long . . . as men are free to think and act . . Organ Solo DAVlD FRASER Westminster Carillcr' Vierne Awards MR. DAVID R. SCHLESINGER, Principal Presentation of Class MR. GEORGE E. KESSLER, Superintendent of Schools Presentation ot Diploma MR. HOWARD F. W. TAYLOR President ot the Board of Education Acceptance of Diploma MARTIN RISLEY, Class President The Class of T960 Ar'nericaf-Our Heritaoeu HELEN STEELE Benediction REVEREND MR. EARL B. SCOTT Recessional PLEASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND and ORGAN March from Athalie . Mendelssohn Organist and accompanist EDWARD SCOTT JR. Accompanist DAVID FRASER .wg .tw 'nf ml l Qui , V sr x N1 g 1 V N Ny x' ' Nr X' Q N ff . f Wi uf 5 3 r xl x X sf NY v Q . 2 mf fi 4.?'s .rw nl.,--3u'.s1Ql3. if ,T Q, jf N ' I 1 fig? Mi? '15 ft? QA V' M fs COMMENCEMENT AW RDS I960 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY E I DuPont deNemours Awards Certlfncates Gwen for excellence In Hugh School sc: ence and math To GORDON BUCHERT ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY Award 52500 Bond Gwen for outstandmg abllnty In Home Economscs T SHEELA ANN WORSFOLD BALFOUR EMBLEM COMPANY Award Placque and Key Gwen for loyalty scholarshup achlevement To THOMASENA BROWN BAUSCH LOMB OPTICAL COMPANY Award Medal Gwen for haghest four GORDON BUCHERT BIBLE CLUB Award Medal Gwen for character and for servlce to club T BNAI BRITH OF PLEASANTVILLE Award 52500 U S Bond Gwen for WARNER DEMOCRACY COMPOSITION AWARD Award 55 00 Gwen for outstandnng ELKS LEADERSHIP AWARD Awards County 525 OO Bond State runner up Ieadershup To KATHRYN HACKNEY years ratnng In scnence by sensor boy T CONSTANCE ARROM wmnung essay on Amerncamsm To BARBARA composutuon on Democracy To LEO HENZL 525 OO Bond Gwen for outstandung school EMERY TY HELFRICH MEMORIAL Award Trophy Gwen for outstandung ment un baseball at PHS for four year pernod To WILLIAM GEISEL FRENCH CLUB Award 51000 Gwen for hlghest ratung In French To CAROLE PETRIE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Award Trophy Gwen for outstanding leadershup and cooperatuon IH physucal education To JOANN BEATTY JOHN JENKINS AWARD Award Trophnes Gwen for outstandung abllnty In plannung and executnon of work To Woodwork CLIFF LASHLEY Mechamcal Drawmg AUGUSTUS KECK IV Metalwork WILLIAM HUDSON KINLEY MEMORIAL AWARD Award 5500 each to a boy and a gurl Gwen for hnghest ratung nn Amerlcan History To DOLORES HECK JAY BROWN LARNED AWARD Award Trophy Gwen for bemg outstanding athlete In Senior Class To BURREL WHITLEY MAINLAND FEDERATED MUSIC CLUBS Award Trophy Gwen for musucal ablllty and performance To EDWARD SCOTT JR MEDICAL SOCIETY OF ATLANTIC COUNTY Award 550 00 Bond and certnfncate Gwen for hnghest average of at Ieast three sclence courses To DOLORES HECK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Award Bibles Gwen for good character to CONSTANCE ARROM FREDERICK SOPER NOMA AWARD Award 525 00 Bond Gwen for hnghest commerclal ratmg To PATRICIA ANN JONES RENSSELAER AWARD Award Medal Gwen for hnghest average for four years scuence and mathematncs To GORDON BUCHERT SECRETARIAL CLUB AWARD Award S25 O0 Gwen for hnghest commercial averages To PATRICIA ANN JONES FRANCES HUTCHINS DOROTHY LEVY SINAWIK CLUB AWARD Award Money and CSTIITICBIS 510000 Gwen for outstanding artwork In any medua by a four year student To PAUL ANTHONY WOMEN S CLUB OF ABSECON Award Medal Gwen for hlghest scholarshlp of an Absecon graduate To PAUL ANTHONY WOMENS REPUBLICAN CLUB OF PLEASANTVILLE Award 525 00 Gwen for outstanding cltlzenshlp To MARY ANGERO SA COLLEGE CLUB Award 55000 To ANNA MAE BENSEL CRESSET CLUB Award 520000 To DOROTHY PIERCE MAINLANDERS CIVIC CLUB Award 510000 To JAY BROWN PLEASANTVILLE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Award 520000 To EDWARD SCOTT JR FUTURE NURSES-Award 55000 To JANICE TOMPKINS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB Award 55000 To ANNA MAE BENSEL TEMPLE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Grant 550000 To MILTON BOTWINICK SINAWIK Award 510000 To ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD ABSECON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Award 55000 To JUNE COWAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Award 5I0000 To GORDON BUCHERT ROTARY CLUB Award stsooo a year for four years To GORDON BUCHERT DOUGLAS COLLEGE Award 520000 To DOLORES HECK IMMACULATA COLLEGE Award 550000 a year for four years To SHEELA M WORSFOLD TAYLOR UNIVERSITY Award 525000 a year for four years To DAVID FRASER HOWARD UNIVERSITY Award 550000 a year for four years To JOHN EVERETT UPSALA COLLEGE Award 5725 O0 a year for four years To JUDITH ANN WARD PFEIFFER COLLEGE Award ssoo 00 a year for four years To FREDERICK SHAW SHORE MEMORIAL NURSES ASSOCIATION Award 530000 To YVONNE ERNST WOMEN OF THE MOOSE No 340 ATLANTIC CITY Award 560000 To VIRGINIA VANKIRK NEW JERSEY STATE SCHOLARSHIPS Award 540000 a year for four years To JAY BROWN DOLORES HECK HAROLD HUNT DAVID FRASER JUDITH ANN WARD ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD SHEELA ANN WORSFOLD 9 - I U F . : . ., . . 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