Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

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Jfgfmaaefeoamf WWWWMQMM WJJMQWZ if We MW SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS DEAR OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS The 1949 Prxnce staff has attempted to capture for you some of the outstandlng events that have made school days th1s year enjoy able and memorable that first day of school the nrghts when we defeated Trenton Hlgh and Trenton Cathohc the emoyable club meet lngs on Frrday the good tlmes at our school dances the h1lar1ous ep1 sodes rn the school play the successful Chrnstmas Concert tn the Um versrty Chapel the wrtty remarks exchanged tn classrooms the Semor tr1p to Washmgton the gay strrctly formal Senlor Farewell Dance and fmally Graduatlon Day Arranged 1n the form of a scrapbook the book xs drvxded mto three sectrons The flrst d1VlSlOn called Our Actlvxtles lncludes all the extra currxcular GCl1Vlll6S of Prmceton l-hgh The second dlvxsxon Our Faculty plctures the teachers nn thetr mdxvrdual departments The last sectlon Our Schoolmates presents the entlre student body wtth the Senior Personalrty pages as a spectal feature We of the Prmce Staff smcerely hope that thxs scrapbook wlll be a source of conttnued pleasure for all and a valued memento of the years lust past ID the years to come QQ? 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'7 , X sf in 'X Y wx O U O , 'XX my X X 1: 1 X ' ff Our hne fleet of school buses unlocxdmg then' sleepy eyed passengers dunng the hrst week of school Seventy one per cent of the PHS Students arnve every morn mg from outlymg dxstncts some as far as fourteen mzles away jumi 9 September 8 1948 dawned cloudy and cool Most of us arnved at school early new acquamtances There were 267 Fresh men wanderlng around the halls helplessly at the mercy of the upper classmen who took pleasure 1n tellmg them The elevator to the th1rd floor lS down thls hall to the nght or M155 Wrtght sells the tlckets for uslng the cafeterta Th Senlors enforced thetr lnhented prlvlleges the1r sole use of the Tower Door the last two tables 1n the cafetena for Semor g1rls and the front seats ln the aud1tor1um ous cards and schedules rece1v1ng our new books and acquatntrng ourselves wlth our new teachers ln our ftrst assembly accordmg to tra d1t1on Mr Odell and Mr Dav1s welcomed us back and advlsed us to work dlhgently and profltably Fred Coffman was presented wtth the Student Counctl gavel and was In vested 1n hls new offlce as Presldent BOTTOM LEFI' Fred Coffman recewmg the trodmonal Student Councxl gavel from Mr Odell at the hrst assembly whlle Mr Davis looks on RIGHT Students hlhng out thexr schedule cards on the opemng day of school 5 ,M we . D I I I 2 O eager to greet our old friends and to make We spent the first day filling out numer- dfithn faqm Bmvmm Bnqzn FALL SPORTS PRA Our football squad began training the day before school opened. We looked or ward to a successful season, since there were many veterans from last year. To get the boys in top shape Coaches lingoli and Wood planned many hours of good hard calisthenics. We scrirnmaged against Free hold and twice against the l-lun School win ning all the games by large margins. Miss Guests hockey enthusiasts also be gan their sports training early. Fundamental skills such as driving and stopping the ball dribbling, and tackling were explained and demonstrated in these practices and at tempted by all the girls Our cross country team began to shape later in September. lvlr. Niles put the boys through vigorous exercises to limber up their muscles. Then they practiced running over a two mile course to determine the most promising harriers TOP: The football squad gomg through their daily calisthemcs. ' .S. irls practicing hockey skills ' ' ' up before CENTER. P.H g BOTTOM: Some of the harners lxmbermg a practice run in 5 1 i i J gnmtza in One of the first organizations to beg functioning in September was the Student Patrol, under the supervision of Miss Iessica Bartlett. The purpose of the patrol is to supervise student traffic and conduct in the building between classes and lunch periods. The patrol is composed of Traffic, Usher, Activity Period, Lunch, and Fire Squads. A ' ' ictured at the left group o f its officers is p FIRST ROW: R. Harrison, R. Tagioli, K. Ridder- G. Brian. BACK ROW: R. Hether- ing, A. Stout. ing Goeke. ton, N. Luck. T. Um jumi mdlum TOP Mlss Ruth Huzzard Advlser lean St George Edltor ln Chxef Edwin Kxttredge Sports Editor Bette Hahn News Edltor BOTTOM Carrxe Wyckoff Clrculahon Manager Nancy Runyon Busmess Manager Mrs Gloria Gaydos Bus1ness Advlser Dommxck Procaccmo Advertmsmg Manager September 30 arrrved and we returned eagerly to our homerooms fourth perrod to recerve the frrst rssue of The Tower our school newspaper Publrshed br weekly The Tower appears frfteen trmes a year and Contams all the PHS news f1t to prrnt Thrs years Edrtor rn Chref was lean St George who was ably assrsted by Betty Hahn News Edrtor Mary Crouse Feature Edrtor Lawrence Frrel Edwrn Krttredge Sports Edrtors and Lourse DSPIGDO Make up Edrtor They were responsrble for plan nrng the pages makrng assrgnments and pastrng up the dummy Patrrcra Trndall acted as Frlrng Edrtor lN1na Dobry Flora Ruder and Elmor Weber read all proof Gayle Morrrs and Emrly Ruedemann were Exchange Edrtors Much of the wrrtrng and headlrnes were done by the Tumor and Sen ror Iournalrsm classes taught by Mrss Ruth A l-luzzard All advertrsements were sold by the Gaydos Nancy Runyon acted as Busrness Manager Carrre Wyckoff Crrculatron Man ager Domrnrc Procaccrno Advertrsrng Man ager Mrss Myrtle Hensor supervrsed the marlrng lrst whrch was handled by Anna Nace and Evelyn Sherman Mr Rrchard Borger the budget assrsted by Henry Raymond LEFT Mary Crouse Feature Edxtor mtervxews Semor Edwm Craxg for the Inqumng Reporter Column CENTER The Senxor Iournalxsm class works hard to meet a deadlme RIGHT Iumor Iournallsts lnspect a sample of thexr handlwork hot off the Everlme Press O I I 'Y ' - . . . A ,. Retail Selling class, taught by Mrs. Gloria ' I - I . I : V I U jim 519:14 About eighty girls responded to Miss Guests call for hockey players at the end of September. We practiced several days each week and competed in class competi- tion Wednesdays. The Sophs were the unde- feated victors in these games. ln our first inter-scholastic games, played at Miss l:'ine's, the Varsity lost, 4-2, while the Iunior Varsity Won, 2 - l. November 2 We were guests at the Hightstown play day. Fighting hard, we UM 601111 a Eanq! beat Iamesburg, 3 - O, and tied with Hights- town, l - l. November 18 four class teams travelled to Hamilton. The Freshmen and Senior games ended, O-O, and, l -1, respectively. The Iuniors overcame their opponents, 2 - UQ the Sophs were defeated, 2 - l, We were hosts to Hamilton, November 23. The results were, l- l, and 2-U, in our favor. As a climax to our season, the Senior girls were defeated by the Senior boys. FIRST ROW: I. Kahny', B. Ellis. D. Fascxnellu. I. Henderson , H. Weigel. M. E. Muelken'. P. CorteIyou'. M. Rosenthal. E. Cook . B. Goeke , M. Moore', A. Stout. E. Lewis. L. Briscoe. L. Broadwcxy . N. Bedford'. SECOND ROW: Miss Guest. Coach, M. A. Church. I. Aaron, M. Bacon, I. Holst. S. Holman, H. Hasbrouck , A. Iefiers . M. Bergen , M. Childs', I. Swift'. I. Cruig , L. Willis , R. Stout , D. Fabian, M. L. Hinkel . I. Silvester. E. Iones, M. Robbins, I. Grundy. M. L. Nunziuto. THIRD ROW: I. Carroll. I. O'Kane. C. Brunner, R. Palumbo. G. Douglas , D. Boysen , A. Pollurd', I. Petty . L. Roll. M. M. Toole'. M. Turney', C. Seibert . C. Allen', L. Williams', V. Sheldrick, Y. Parcxgo', B. Warmcm, M. Welshon, D. King, R. Childs. I. Cruser, Miss Steiner, Coach. FOURTH ROW: M. Reisert, M. Boyden , H. Palumbo , I. St. George', I. Shorten'. L. Femandez'. P. Gorman , C. Hayes', R. Reed . G. Roll. P. Tindull, R. Peskin. 'Member of All-Star Team fra' ,221 LEFT Fred Coffman Council President confers with Miss Wright and Mr Borger Advisers TOP Officers of the student govemmg body take their iobs seriously BOTTOM Representatives listen attenhvely to discussions from the floor 60.0 Hai Um jmzfh gmfo :Self H1111 STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council under the leader ship of Fred Coffman began functioning the first day of school and by November was looking forward to a year of accom plishment With Miss leanne Wright and Mr Richard Borger Advisers The Council which is the legislative body of the school is composed of repre sentatives from homerooms and maior acti vities of the school and acts as an interme- diary power between the student body and the faculty. Since 1924 when it was first be- gun it has Won considerable esteem in the school lt controls all extra curricular activi ties such as parties clubs the Students Ex change and the student activities budget Among other activities this year the group arranged three dances were respon sible for installing the coke machine plan ned the assembly programs and sent dele gates to the State Council Convention Assisting Fred with his, ie were Charles Anderson Vice President Mildred McCoo1 Recording Secretary Audrey Shar etts Corresponding Secretary' and Doris Bahrenburg Treasurer. C A STUDENT COURT The Student Court the judicial branch of the student government functioned this year under Chief lustice Lynn Corson and Chief Prosecutor Walter Stryker. Under the direction of Mr. Orville Spessard, the court has handled all cases that were brought to its attention. Among them were the unlaw- ful use of activities tickets, misbehavior in assembly, disorderly conduct, and breakina into lockers. Student Court in session with the judges tup- per leftj hearing the Clerk of the Court read the charges against a student offender. CLARINETS R Atwood C Baunach M Boggs I Brearley I Craxg I Cruser K Dodge I Eby E Fuchs G Gunsxc G Kxrk B Magnantx I Moms G Roll R Sanders O Shtezr W Taylor G Thomas C Underwood C Wxdman OBOES L Stephan R Titus FLUTES E Brockelbank E Cook M Welshon PICCOLO I Felsher ALTO CLARINET B Walton BASS CLARINET T Vaughn SAXOPHONES C Benson A Camevale G Gm ter G Lowe I Parker R Tryon E. Wxlbur BARITONE SAXOPHONE R Lynch BASSON D Kemnu HORNS G Carkhufl I Cooper N Dobry G Moms BARITONES D Shxmomura G Stout R Stults TRUMPETS C Boggs A Camevale W Eggert M Haienmaxer I Hxnkle A Parpart T Robbmns C Sxmonse D Smlth R VanDeventer TROMBONES C Ashton I Borgh1 D Cranstoun C Gutbrodt R Rivers I Shepard W Schroe Mudd R Peskm L Rivers L Seavy R Stults DRUM MAIOR Byron Crandall MAIORETTE SERGEANT 'anon Tamasn G Bnan A Freda B Hand E. Messlzng A Tagxoll C Tram COLOR GUARD D Brokaw Duncan I Lambert D Mazur P McDonald S Robmson dfzdjmdthnfmzda uuz BAND After three Weeks of 1ntens1ve drrllmg and prachce our 73 DISCS marchlng Band und r tue dxrectlon of Mr l.ou1s Rlchards was ready to glve 1ts hrst performance at the MOfIlSV1lle football game Accompamed by the Drum Malor By ron Crandall the Drum Ma1orettes headed by Manon Tamasr and the Color Guard tlre Band contxnued to add color to our grrd 1ron contests Wlth 1ts 11'1lI'1CQl9 formahons and musxc ln May the Band now a Concert Band of 75 members presented 1ts annual Sprmg Concert wh1ch 1ncluded a program of marches overtures and speclal select1ons Instrumental quartets and ensembles added vanety to the program CHEERLEADERS Our Tower Boosters cons1st1ng of Qlglll peppy and enthus1ast1c a1rls headed by Audrey Sharretts contrlbuted the1r best to Q 9 Q a successful sports year by cheenna our school heroes on to Vtctory They attended all games both home and away and were represented at the I V games by a Ium r Vars1ty Squad cons1st1ng ot flve Freshmen and Sophomore gmrls Q? LE!-'l' TO RIGHT Mary Margaret Toole Betty Davxs Ioan Shorten Conme Brunner Audrey Sharretts, Betty Gxroux Carol Douglas. Mary Crouse der. H. Tiedmann. C. Young. PERCUSSION: T. Everett, A. Hyter. R. Leigh, D. I-Iomrighausen, B. Maddalon. G. I I I J I . L l I - , . . . . A week later we lost to Somerville, l4e6, in a poorly played game, but quickly re- bounded to defeat Manasquan, 7-U. A l9fl8 loss in a thrilling and hard fought game with Lakewood followed. Sparked by the good playing ot l'Slcip Hall and Bob Dilatush, Princeton High com- pleted its varsity season with a 2leO victory over Highland Park. All in all the squad under Coaches Iosf eph Iingoli and Richard Wood completed a highly successful season, winning live games and losing tour. The I. V.'s, under Coach Wood, come pleted a most successful season with three wins, two losses and one tie. Led on by such players as Iake Bartolino and Rudy Shelton, they defeated the I. V. squads from Trenton High, B.M.l., and Hamilton. They lost to Ane nandale Reform School and Peddie, and tied Somerville. The Lightweights, coached by Mr. Iose eph Friel, also had a successful season, compiling victories over Lawrenceville, Somerville, and Peddie twice, losing only to the Trenton Catholic I. V.'s. TOP: Coaches Wood, Iingoli, and Friel in a huddle. LEFT CENTER: Our Guard. Iohn Carter. RIGHT CENTER: lake Bartolino makes another point ai- ter touchdown, Bob Dilatush holding. BOTTOM: Skip Hall, on an end run. makes a first down against Somerville. . . . jo mllld Uwz jnntball learn SCHEDULE Princeton 6. ........ . Morrisville 7 Princeton O . . . . .Red Bank 6 Princeton 19. . . . . .Hamilton U Princeton 34. . . .........,. Trenton 0 Princeton 15 . .... Trenton Catholic 0 Princeton 6 .. .. . Somerville 14 Princeton 7. . . . Manasquan O Princeton 18 . . .... .Lakewood 19 Princeton 21 . Highland Park 0 LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM-FIRST ROW: I.. Fletcher, A. Teague. H. Kahny. C. 'I'homas. G. Tiddy, H. Saltzman. W. Shorten. T. Willis. I. Tuiano. I- Raikes. N. Hume. I. Scudder. I. Fleck. SECOND ROW: R. Weiss, Manager, C. Streater, C. Smith. I. Shepard. R. Reed. D. Stives. T. Perks, C. Page. D Lynch. I. MacKenzie, I. Friel, Coach. THIRD ROW: R. Moore. Ass't Coach, H. Ververides. A. Sannino, C. Gutbrodt. G. Stout. G. DeMontalvo. D. Fer- nandez. P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S FIRST ROW Robert VcmDeventer Fred Black Iohn Muller Iames Lewxs Rxchard Hogarty Rlchard Zxmmermcm Wxlham Harper SECOND ROW Wmheld Nlles Couch Glenn Tol son Kenneth Chnstxansen Davld Lee Leonard Groom Wzllmm Hogarty Manager P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. SCHEDULE , ....., Trenton High .. . .. ..... Peddle , ,. ...,.. B.M.l. . , . Asbury Park Freehold Lawrenceville I. V. . . .,.... ...... B .M.I. A Peddie Qunfanca Emp CMM fn Our largest cross country squad 1n the mmutes hlstory of P H S held 1lS tlrst meet Septem October 13 We lost to B M I The lol ber 30 Wllh Trenton I-hgh at Cadwalader Park where Dtck Hogarty placed hrst more than l00 yards ahead of l'11s nearest corn petltor co captam Rudolph of Trenton to Wm the 2 m1le course ln 10 17 mmutes Our harrters coached by Mr Wmheld Ntles lost to Peddte School Squad the fol lowmg week on our course The spectacular event of thts meet was when Dtck Hogarty placed thtrd breakmg the P H S record ot 12 05 mmutes by runnmg the course ln ll 43 lowtng week tn a trtple meet wtth Asbury Park and Freehold Hogarty broke hrs pre vrous record by ll1'11Sh11'1g tn 1137 mmutes Meetmg the Lawrencevllle I V s the Llttle T1gers were defeated agcun by a margm of one pomt Running for P H S 1n the state meet Drck Hogarty placed 22nd among the 125 runnmg another new record for us Other outstandmg harrrers were Iohn Lewxs Glen Tolson Btll Harper Iohn Muller Drck Zlmmerman and Fred Black LEFT Our fastest man Dxck Hogarty TOP CENTER Dxck Hogarty Bob VanDeventer Fred Black and B111 Harper spnntmg BO'l'l'OM CENTER The start of the trxangular meet between Freehold Asbury Pcxrk and Prmceton RIGHT Iohn Muller off on a cross country run 20 I8 22 26Vz 39111 27 17 l6 ,fm 2452 4' 3 , I 1 . . . u I 1 1 ' . ' I I I . . . I ' ig , A, l ' l'. , ILO . 0 0 I 0 V , 1. . qi . v ,-Z1 . . . , ' , . . . ' I l I I , '- . . . . 1 U . 1 ' , . . , . . . . . V, . . , . . . . . I - I I ' ' ' I I I I . . , . I 1 . 1 1 1 1 . l 1 1 . I . ,212 rt, , A if g 'A 318-1 5921 rf , gtg A t7 wJ.fli3I iQ, 'jg A 'f.g?? arg ' W t - ,W te gg jf,g,, ,l - ew ww X 3 Kham 4 1 - ., wx, I e FIRST ROW: S. Christian. C. Chianese, B. Ellis, E. Mershon, N. Mertz, I. Henderson. M. Rosenthal, G. Gurisic. R. Trani, H. West. A. Stout, K. Sziklai, C. Tryon, D. Smith. I. Bovino, L. Graham, E. Lewis, H. Gee. L. Broadway. SEC- OND ROW: H. Smith. A. Gregory, R. Kopish, H. Hasbrouck, A. Iefiers. M. E. Muelken. N. Lisi, M. Lambert. I. Holman. S. Okeson, I. Kokesh, D. Fasanella, E. Goeke. E. Cook. M. Moore. B. Brickley, L. Chang, I. Hankins, P. Carnevale. I. Petrozzini. K. Riddering. THIRD ROW: Y. Parago, B. Gillen. E. Giroux. K. Artin, D. Sweder, B. Melchoir, G. Steinline. W. Lewis. I. Craig, M. Hinkle. E. Summers. E. Underwood, I. Wilson, D. Wells, L. Willis. L. Swift, K. Weston, A. Ca- hill. D. Broderick, M. Church. M. Bergen, G. Miller, M. Childs, M. Bacon, M. Robbins, I. Robinson, S. Holman. FOURTH ROW: E. Iones, C. Douglas, G. Douglas, I. Carroll, D. Boysen, C. Kahny. P. Iackson, L. Roll, N. Nutt, S. Runyon, K. Seibert, C. Brunner, R. Schleiier, M. Turney, E. Wood. M. Welshon, B. Walton, S. Wingate, M. M. Toole, R. Palumbo. E. Brown. H. Collins, E. VanNote. R. Didonato, M. Murphy, I. Cruser. I. Aaron. B. Beekman, H. Berg, C. Allen. FIFTH ROW: M. McCool, E. Weber. B. Wickersham. B. Hahn, B. Vandenberg, P. Tindall. C. Hayes, M. Reisert, N. Dobry. E. Frazee, R. Reed, I. St. George. M. Boyden. A. Sharetts, I. Shorten, A. Runyon, E. Ruedemann, F. Ruder, P. O'Neill, H. Palumbo, M. Kovalakides. C. Trani, M. Tomasi, R. Fasanella, L. Fernandez. Uwz 5131.14 Show Jhuh ' in a5'a.4Antlzall An exceptional turnout of l50 girls ref ported for our homeroom basketball tournae ment in November. Homeroom teams were chosen with each homeroom competing for the championship banner. The homerooms that came out on top and received their ban- ners in the Awards Assembly, Ianuary 5, were rooms 203, Freshmen, 224, Sopho- mores, l33, Iuniorsg and 206, Seniors. The Homeroom competition was brought to a thrilling climax with the game between Senior Homerooms 206 and 219, played dur- ing lourth period with a large crowd of rooters present. The teams, evenly matched, were tied at the half. With less than a min- ute to play a basket and a foul shot by Ioan Shorten brought her team ahead to win the game. LEI I': The Senior Team, class toumament winners lox' three years-First Row: M. Trani, B. Hahn, P. Tindall. M. Kovalakides. Second Row: E. Weber, M. Boyden. A. Sharretts, M. McCool. Third Row: B. Vandenberg. B. Wickersham. C. Hayes. A. Runyon. I. St. George. CENTER: Miss Guest instructing the basketball team in the rules of the game. RIGHT: The Senior Team in a bit oi action. ULU! .Summa TOP-First Rcw: P. Bibbes, Boys' Sports Editor: M. McCool, Girls' Sports Editor: E. Weber, Class Editor: P. Gorman, Editor-in-Chief: Miss R. Huzzard. Liter- ary Adviser: P. Bright, Activities Editor. Second Row: M. Boyden, Picture Editor: R. Flory, Head Photographer: D. Holcombe. Art Editor: I. Adams, Head Typist. BOTTOM-First Row: V. Mondone. Patron Manager: R. VanDeventer. Advertising Man- ager: Mrs. G. Richards. Business Adviser. Second Row: P. Diggdon, I. Felsher. THE PRINCE We began planning our '49 Prince as soon as school opened. By December l all Senior and class pictures had been taken under the direction ot Elinor Weber, Class Editor, all advertising space had been sold bf Bob VanDeventer, Advertising Managerg all assignments given out by Pat Gorman, Editorfin-Chief. Assisting the Editor-in-Chief were Polly Bright, in charge ot activitiesg Mildred McCool, girls' sports: Peter Bibbes, boys' sports, Mabel Boyden, identifications: Doris l-lolcombe, artg loyce Adams, typing, Bobert Flory, photography. To help finance the book 250 patrons were secured by Virginia Mondone and her stait, 7l8 subscriptions were obtained by the subscriptions committee headed by Cath- erine Kahny and Clarence Chang. The statt worked hard, with the assist- ance oi Miss Buth l-luzzard and Mrs. Glenda Bichards, to produce a book the whole Serif ior class would be proud of. LEFT Pat Gorman and Elinor Weber check over Prince copy in the files. CENTER: The Literary Stall work hard to meet its deadline RIGHT Catherine Kahny and Clarence Chang. Subscription Managers. P , , V w 'f riff' g. 'fig ht if jfs! A M Takmg then curtam call Left to Rlght W Wnght G Morn R Baron S Bellows I Brown P Care P Holi K Arun M Herold C Cottrell G Roll I Ream M McCool W Stryker E Kxttredge P D1ggdon I Muller The htlanous comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay wrltten by oornelta Ons Skmner and Erntly K1mbrough and revtsed for the stage by lean Kerr was presented as our ma1or dramattc productton on the eve nlngs of December 9 lU ll Dtrected by Mr Henry S1egle P l-l S alumnus the play was a l1nanc1al success and netted S539 tor the ACl1V1l1GS Fund ess Walter Wnght Inspector Peggy Hott and Karen Arttn the two Enghsh G1rls Sorne of the scenes whtch sent the audt ence 1nto gales ol laughter were those tn volvtng the safety pockets presented to the gtrls by the1r mothers Corneltas untnnely case of measles Erntlys belxef that she had k1lled a rnan and Mr Skmner s eprsode wlth the Carmvorous bedbugs Cdr dd' The story centered around a trtp to France taken by Em1ly and Cornella wrth the lrst two scenes taktng place on shtp board and the ftnal scene 1n a hotel room ln Pans Marlene l-lerold and Grace Roll capably played the leadtng roles ot Corneha and Erntly Otts Sk nner the famous stage star was rortrayed by Walter Stryker Mrs Sk1nner bf lftldred Mcoool the two medlcal stu dents Of l ck Re rn and Charles Cottrell tle Fren 1 professor by Ed K1 tredge ln tl e ten rd Rnehart Bar r s t e rr a 1 arr 1' L e c n rc ff Tr rese Stuart Belle s W nd N leaner ,1 e Pu ser G 5 e J ot TOP About to dock at Le Havre France Comellcr dlscovers she has the measles BOTTOM Mr Skm ner mforms M De la Croxx qumte brmly that he is An actor not a boolcmg agent' 7 - ., , P, - , ff . I f-N . . I . I .I . r of 56' , . T I I .I v f' . I V ' I l , . . ' c ' ' a a . r, r .cf r 't . .1 supporting cast were Philip Diggdon as the SN' a 5 i r c . a Ad. Arai, Pad '1 W C. lodarn Plisc faa B o' he W T i o' C .. . 1 y Eff' ll,r, r. avle Tfcrris, f't,','ffr Y A Members oi the Choral groups are I Aaron P Aaron R Adams I Allen K Artm B Ashley R Atwater M Bacon I Barley R Baker P Ballard R Baron W Baugh C Baumgartner M Beagles N Bedford D Beecher D Bellls P Bellows S Bellows H Berg M Bergen F Black D Boysen B Brrckley L Bnscoe D Brown A Cahlll L Calkm P Carre D Carroll I Carroll E Cawley C Chang L Chang D Chesebro G Chester M Childs R Chrlds E Clark A Coker H Collms B Conner E Conover A Conte C Cornell I Comell B Corson P Cor telyou B Crandall R Crawford S Chrlstlan M Crouse W Crouse B Davrs D Davxs R Davis R Delsasso G De Montalvo G De Montalvo E Denxto I Demto S Dzetnch P Dlggdon A Dmardo N Dobrv G Douglas D Drake M Drew A Dugger A Duncan R Ersenmann B Elhs D Ewers D Fasanella L Fernandez I I-'lory B Frazeo V Garrette H Gee B Gxllen B Gorman P Gorman I Grundy E Gunderson G Gunsrc R Hatenmaxer B Hahn R Harrxson I Haskms C Hayes A Healy L Healy G Hexdelberg I Henderson M Hennon M Herold B Hxckey I Hrnkle I Holst B Huber P Imbne P Iackson M Iamck S Iarvre E Iones C Kahny I Kal-my D Kmg L K1rk N Knowles N Knmmel S Kuborn E Kurz P Labaw E Latterman B Maddalon A Magnantr G Manolakxs V Martm M Mazzella W McCarthy W McCloskey M McCool D Mxddleton S Mount E Muentener N Nutt I OKane M OKane P OKane I ONe1ll P ONe1ll H Palumbo R Palumbo Y Parago I Parpart' E Patko V Petrone I Phrllrps A Pollard D Porter G Pnckett L Richter K Rlddenng L Rivers S Rizzo M Robbins Rudy M Ryden C Scassera R Schlexfer E Schmxtz N Schoenthal K Sexbert M Servrs V Sheldnck D Shrmomura H Sxmonse E Smxth G Smxth R Smrth E Souders I Souders P Spmks L Stephan I Stevens L Stewart W Stryker C Sulhvan E Summers I Swrit K. Szaklax M Tamasl H Tash I Thompson P Txndall G Tolson C Tomqurst D Tornqmst C Tram A Trush C Tryon I Turney B Ulander I Updxke A Vandegnft B Vandenberg R VanDeventer G Walker I Wallace L Warren S Warren B Weber E Weber' H Wergel M Welshon O Wesner A Whlte C Wxdman E Wxdman I Wlesel C Wxlcox L Wrllrs S Wingate B Wood W Wnght B Yeoman K Zlglotte R Zrmmerman Member of Mrxed Choir Uwz Khrrum Unralrgm ,Svvfhuuj December 20 our choral groups con s1st1ng ot 218 members and d1rected by Mr Tho1nas l-hlb1sh presented the1r annual hnstmas Concert to a large and apprec1a me aud1ence ln the Un1vers1ty Chapel Tl1e Song ol Chnstmas arranged by Fred War1ng was the mam feature sung b the Chorus a group open to any member ol tl1e student body mterested 1n smglng Tl ls group rehearsed Tuesdays and Thurs da s dur1ng the fourth per1od Ne 1oers ot t1e Cho1r a group cons sl nu o 58 students ere elected 'ro 1 the Chorus on the bas1s ot vocal ab1l1ty They met every Monday Wednesday and Fnday dur1ng the second perrod They sang The Shepherds Story Smg We All Noel Wh1le by our Sleepmg Flocks We Lay and l Wonder as l Wander The Boys Glee Club mcludmg 27 boys gave a rend1t1on of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Th1s group met as a club every Fnday The Glrls C 1 r relahvelv new vocal group of 27 g1rls neld rehearsals oetore school Tuesdays and atter sch ol Thursdays . ' W' f ' 'k Q i' ' W i Q Q W ' ' ' ' ' O C i ' Q ' Q ' 1' I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I Q ' I I ' I I I I . . . . . ,, . , Q ' i' ' I . ,, . . . . . ,, . ,, ' ' W 1' ' i ' ' I - 1- - - -I I - . . ,, . , , , , , , . , . . T. Robhms , A. Robotti . I. Robinson , S. Robinson. C. Rocknak. D. Rocknak'. L. Roll, I. Rosenberg. M. Rosenthal, I. ,I I I 1 I I ' .I I . I I il I ' .I I ' 1 I l I I . ,, . . ,, . . . , . . . . , . , . . . . , . i i ' . . ,, . ,, . . . . , . . . . . , , . . I U I L O I I , ..... . , . N-f - I 1 , . , 1 1 1 I . 1' 1 - ' . V , , , , 1 A. N . t, ,, , . ul , V. A , , , QA . y 1 xr . l , f . 1 7 A A - , j I ' . w S - f II . L' 1 1 l O - A FIRST ROW: I. Craig. C. Wilcox, A. Shimomura, S. Christian, S. Smith. L. Stephan, R. Titus. I. Eby, E. Underwood. I. Parker, C. Simonse. SECOND ROW: R. Stults, M. Artin, C. Tryon. Mr. S. Friedman, I. Cooper. N. Dobry, G. Morris, C. Ashton, D. Cranstoun, E. Brocklebank, I. Felsher. Their Christmas numbers were: They Sang That Night in Bethlehem, Nlztejoice Ye Chrisf tian Men, The Holly and The ivy, Agnus Dei, No Candle was There and l'The Lord is My Light. The Girls' Choir also travelled to Hights- town to sing for the Boards ot Education from all over New Iersey and to the Gradu- Our orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Sylvan Friedman, rehearsed every Tuesday atter school this year. Standard orchestral selections suitable tor school assembly pro- grams were rehearsed and studied by the group, Much ot their time was spent on sight reading, phrasing, and balance. This group is growing rapidly, and it is expected that an orchestra at sixty will be ate College at Princeton University to enter- tain the principals of some of New Iersey's high schools. With the Choir they also par- ticipated in an exchange assembly program with Hamilton High School. The final choral event of the year was the annual Spring Concert which was held in our auditorium April 29. 911.41 tion has been given this year to forty-tive violin students, who will eventually attain the required ability to play in the orchestra. The instrumental program is planned in such a way that all choirs of the orchestra will have a complete instrumentation. Regular school credit is given for par- ticipation in the orchestraf one credit per year on class instruction and one halt credit developed in the next few years, lnstruc tor each rehearsal per week. GIRLS' CHOIR FIRST ROW: M. Herold, E. Widmun, L. Willis. N. Krimmel, L. Stephan, C. Kcxhny, H. Tash, P. O'Kane. SECOND ROW: M. McCool, B. I. Vandenberg, E. Weber, V. Sheldrick. I. Pcxrpcxrt. B. A. Frazee. I. Rudy, B. Gillen, M. Childs, D. King, K. Artin, B. I. Wood. E. Kurz, P. Gorman. Mr. T. Hilbish. gr Cfijfi. -M f,g.j:. ' w A, ' uw? Y V f'ZZ ffa... K , '1 ZR ff' FE H25 fn l vu 4 ' Mnnavfif zz: 171 RJ. Lf. f ' , As' WM? 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FIRST ROW W Barnocky Asst Manager L Frlel R Kehoe G S1ckel H Beagles T Cashxll W Mooney W Hogarty W Baugh I Houtenvrlle Manager SECOND ROW H L McConahy Asst Coach I Suhr L Kraus W Stryker T Fnel I Melchor T Smxth R Tryon I IIIIQOII Coach THIRD ROW C Lewxs Asst Manager T Robbms I Lewis A Bartohno G Tlddy W Crouse R Davxs an Um a6'aalmfl:a11 gpm Our 1948 49 basketball team under IIS completed an 18 game schedule w1th a rec ord of 5 VICIOTIGS and 13 defeats For the major part of the season the Llttle Tlgers f1rst strtng conslsted of Robert Kehoe and Brll Baugh forwards Howard Beagles center and Larry Fnel and Brll Hogarty guards all returnmg lettermen Tom Cashlll and B1ll Mooney also saw fre quent servlce The f1rst game of the season saw our squad lose a close contest wxth Dunellen 1n overhme A thnllmg 56 55 loss to Lawrence vllle followed Our T1gers suffered three the Alumm Neptune and B M I the lNep tune game belng one of the best played of the year Then the team showed s1gns of l1fe by upsettfng a strong Manasquan squad 54 36 but a st1ng1ng 35 30 defeat by Long Branch soon followed l-larmlton was the second team to fall by our squad Next Bound Brook defeated the Llttle T1ge-rs but our team snapped back to down f-f1ghts town by the score of 55 4U and Somerv1lle 59 44 LEFT Coach Ioseph Imgoh shows B111 Mooney the proper way to handle a basket ball RIGHT The Lxttle Txgers tall center Howard Beagles gets the lump on a BMI player as the rest of the team stands by ready for action 24 I O I new and able coach, Mr. Ioseph Iingoli, more defeats in succession, at the hands of ' ' T , 1 ' ' - , ' ' - I W . . . A VARSITY FIRST STRING-LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Kehoe left forward B1ll Hogarty nght guard B111 Baugh nght forward Howard Beagles center Larry Fnel left guard C02 Sud: nm m dll Uvm!! We lost to South Rrver next rn the poor est played game ol the year rn an overtlme game we were toppled by B M l and our second contest Wrth Neptune resulted 1n a runaway v1ctory for the Shore Conference Champ1ons A v1ctory over H1ghtstown and defeats by Trenton Cathohc INorth Plarn held and l-larnrlton rounded out the season Our IV s coached by Mr l-l L Mc Conahy ended the season W1th 4 wrns and 14 losses Some ol the players who saw actron were Leonard Kraus Torn Frrel Walt Stryker Iohn Melchor Iarnes Lew1s Clyde Thomas Tom Smrth Torn Robbrns ln the Central New Iersey Tournaments We upset a strong and greatly favored Bound Brook squad 51 47 but rn the second game we lost to I-lamrlton SU 40 Prmceton Pnnceton Prmceton Prmceton Prmceton Pnnceton Pnnceton Prmceton Pnnceton Pnnceton Pnnceton Prmceton Prl xceton Pr1nceton Prmceton Pnnceton Pnnceton 41 38 SCHEDULE Dunellen Lawrencev1lle Alumm Neptune B M I Manasquan Long Branch Hamxlton Hxghtstown Somervxlle South Rlver B M I Neptune Hxghtstown Trenton Cathohc North Plamfreld Hamxlton 43 56 47 Howard Beagles PHS center makes an lmportant foul shot m the BMI game Bob Kehoe and B1ll Baugh forwards look on - r I O I ' - ' 50 T T T ,T '55 - ' ss T T T TT ss . . - ' as ..,............, ...42 ' T , .I ' 54 T TT TT as I I 1 ' ' so ,T T T T as I ' ' aa. T T ' as ' ' 1 ' ' ' T Princeton 42 T T T T T T T T T Bound Brook 50 , ' ' ' 55 T ,T ' 40 T ' 59 T ' 44 ' , ' , ' 39 TT TT T T ' ss I I QI ' 45 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ...54 - - I 1 31 TT T T TTTT 73 ' ' ' 51, TT TTTT ' 31 ' ' 32 TT ' '75 , ' 41 T so FIRST ROW: R. Stewart. R. Weiss. Ass't. Manager. R. Streater, R. Delsasso. B. Bergesen, C. Page, M. Nelson. E. Kopp, T. Willis, L. Green. L. Groom, F. Almgren. I. Borghi. SECOND ROW: C. Thomas, A. Bartolino. D. Rocknak. M. Camevale, I. Nettleton, W. Harper. S. Cranstoun, R. Zimmerman, G. Sickle, R. Mount, R. Rivers, D. Bellis. C. Cottrell. I. Stonaker, I. Scudder. I. Spacek, D. Beecher. THIRD ROW: Mr. W. Niles, Ass't. Coach. H. Mudd, Manager, H. Kahny, W. Shorten. H. Saltzman. P. Venable, D. Kleiber, I. Raikes, D. Lee. M. Sanders, R. Hogarty, D. Stives. I. Grandberry, I. Suhr, T. Perks. R. Bell. Mr. I. Weiss, Coach. 31221 3201, 'mlbflfll Our spring track team, which began training March l under the coaching of Mr. Irwin Weiss and Mr. Winfield Niles, opened its season officially the latter part of April. The tracksters journeyed to Franklin Field April 29, Where they participated in the Penn Relays. Some ot the teams they met in dual competition during the season were Trenton High, Long Branch, Trenton Catholic, Somerville, and North Plainfield. Running in the mile for Princeton were Dick Hogarty and Iohn Muller, the halt mile, Ioe Stonaker and Charlie Cottrell, quarter mile, George Sickel and Bill Harper, hurdles, Dick Zimmerman and Bob Rivers, sprints, Iimmie Scudder, Theron Calkin and Bubby Fletcher. Howard Beagles competed in the high jump and broad jump, Bill Baugh and Dick Mount handled the shot put and discus. TOP LEFT: Co-captain George Sickle running the quarter-mile. TOP RIGHT: Co-captain Dick Mount exhibits periect form while throwing the discus. BOTTOM: R. Zimmerman, D. Bellis. I. Stonaker, R. Rivers, and I. Scudder practicing a sprint. Apri Apri May May May May May May May May Iune l 23 April 27 l 29Q30 4 i s 14 . 17. 20 25 . 28 31, , 4 . I SCHEDULE Seton Hall Relays ,...., . . ,Newark Trenton ....,.....,.... . . Home Penn Relays .... . Philadelphia Hamilton ..,..... , . .,., .Home Long Branch . . , Home Long Branch Relays . . . . Away Mercer County Meet , ...... Trenton Bound Brook ....... .Trenton Catholic .. . ..... Away , ,. ., Home . .Central Iersey Meet . . Asbury Park .North Plainfield ,. State Meet . , New Brunswick 01,411 J ! 26 STUDENTS EXCHANGE .1-5r.'Af-..Q 4 .-L A total of l25 gtrls came out tor sprrng and fall tennls a sport that IS ever lncreas 1ng rn popularlty among the femtntne sex ln the fall the grrls were d1v1ded mto two drstrnct groups begmners and advanced A round robxn tournament was formed among l5 grrls Margaret Turney Iean Cratg and Norma Knmmel won the most games ln the sprmg under the drrectron of Mrss Guest and M1ss Stemer three ladders were FIRST ROW H Welgel B Elhs M E Muelken P Cortelyou M Rosenthal M Moore L Broadway I Carroll R Fasanella N Knmmel L Roll G Roll M Welshon M Crouse A Sharretts M McCool I Brown G Buggs B Goeke SECOND ROW Mrss Guest Coach I Henderson D Fasanella L Bus coe E. Lewxs B Rexsert I St George S Holman R Palumbo I Swlft M Turney I Crarg D Brown I Carre M L Nunzxato I Cruser B Summers C Tryon E Cook N Bedford Mrss Stemer Coach THIRD ROW N Dobry L Fernandez G De Mon talvo M Boyden B Frazee G Morns R Peskm P Tmdall I Sylvester E Iones M Chrlds I.. Wlllls IVA Bergen M L Hankel M Robbins P Auron Lfhjufuzjrmm jluz Hula P11002 91A Wo formed A tor the advanced group B tor the rntermedrate and C for beglnners Each gtrl tr1ed to Work up on the ladder by challeng played our Iumor Varsrty boys and Grrls Cathollc Trenton Grrls on ladder B chal lenged the women s faculty Stnce the addrtton of the Coke mach1ne our Students Exchange has also garned m populartty Supervrsed by Mr W1nt1eld Nrles Faculty Advrser V1rg1n1a Dey Man ager srdes Fund plres and Barbara Cullen Assrstant Man actmg as cash1er for the Actrvrttes the Exchange handles personal sup tor the students Forty members make up the entrre staff of the Exchange FIRST ROW I Stace B Glllen V Dey L Calkm P Spmks B Gorman G Thomas SECOND ROW H La Rue C Douglas G Ceraso L Crallella B Harns Mr W Nrles Adviser C Allen B Beekman H Berg D Procaccmo THIRD ROW P Van Kxrk D Brokaw G Brokaw C Wyckoff F LaFlash S Malko D Mazur E Marrmer E Fedun I Souders B Iansen N Runyon V Wnght R Malsbury FOURTH ROW N Luck D Bregenzer H Raymond A Carnevale I Lewrs I Iackson E Glembockx I Vanderbllt n o 0 I ' - I I ing those above. The girls on ladder A ager, the Exchange handles many jobs. Be- , X . 4 27 FIRST ROW M Tamasl L Roll R Schlexfer G Roll M Boyden E Ruedemann L Harns SECOND ROW B A Frazee B Gxroux M Turney I St George M Dertzler Y Parago I Petty R Reed I Lowe V Sheldnck M McCool B I Vandenberg A Sharretts E Kurz C Sexbert S Runyon E Weber Miss E Guest Coach Q aa1mdmLM 9n 5,ytzl'51,gflaz1 Thlrty QIIIS selected by M1ss Guest form thls years Leaders Corps orgamzed to assrst w1th our varlous gym act1v1t1es ln the tall we refereed hockey and basketball games and throughout the year we have taken charge of gym classes ln Aprrl we helped wlth softball the last after school sport of the grrls season Twelve teams composed of about 130 grrls practlced twlce a week for mtramural soft ball Our teams were d1v1ded lnto two dlV1 slons upperclassmen and underclassmen w1th each team playlng ln a round rob1n tournament The last blg event of our softball season was the play day 1n whlch Prtnceton Hrghts town Iamesburg and Pennmgton part1c1 pated The QITIS playmg on our team were selected by the1r own teammates FIRST ROW A Brown A Pacsu D Payne C Chxanese B Ellxs E Mershon N Mertz I Henderson M Rosenthal G Gunsxc R Tram A Stout K. Wxble B Ashley D Smxth I Bovmo L Graham E Lewis I Black H Gee A Broadway SECOND ROW I Chester H Smrth A Gregory R Koplsh H Hasbrouck A Iefiers M E Muelken N Lxsx M Lambert I Holman S Okeson I Kokesh D L Chang M Robbms K. Rrddenng A Rxchardson choxr G Stemlme W Lewls I Cralg M Hmkel E Swrft K Weston A Cahill E Brown H Coll1ns D THIRD ROW I Carroll E Giroux K Artm D Sweder B Mel Summers E Conover E Underwood I Wxlson D Wells I Brodenck S Holman G Maller P Carnevale M Bacon M Nunzxato FOURTH ROW Y Parago C Douglas G Douglas D Boysen C Kahny P Iackson L. Roll N Nutt S Runyon K Selbert C Brunner R Schlexier M Turney B Wood M Welshon B Walton M M Toole S Wmgate R Palumbo M Murphy M OKane I Thompson V Sheldnck C Allen FIFTH ROW M McCool E Weber B Wxckersham B Hahn B Vandenberg P Tmdall C Hayes N Dobry E Frazee R Reed I St George M Boyden A Sharretts A Runyon I Shorten M Tamasx C Tram P ONe1ll H Palumbo R Fasanella B Adler L Femandez I Cruser I Aaron I Petrozzxm L ' ' ' . f , . . . , , . , - - , : . . . ' . . . . ' . . ' . . . . . . , . I . . I I -I I I . I I I I . I I . I I I I ' I I I I I I . : . , . ' , . . . ' . . , . , . . . . ' '. . . . , . , . . . Fasanella, E. Goeke, E. Cook, I. Hankins. M. Moore. B. Brickley, - I I ' I I I ' I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I ' I I 4 I I ' I I I I I I ' . : . . . , . , . , . . . . , . . . I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1948 VARSITY TEAM-FIRST ROW: D. Keiunii. L. Kraus, G. Sickle. W. Stryker, S. Nini, I. Carter. P. LeCompt. SECOND ROW: Mr. M. Shepard, Coach. W. Hogarty, I. Turney, I. Kahny, M. Robbins. D. Ogonofski, R. Moore. auf aww UWA an aww At the end of March the prospectlve p1tchers on our baseball team began prac IICIUQ 1n the gym two Weeks later the en t1re team reported for outslde pract1ce We played our hrst game 1I'1 Apnl Our schedule lncluded some hard games agalnst old r1vals Trenton Cathohc Lawrencevllle Long Branch and Hlghtstown We also laced North PlG1I'1I19ld Hamtlton Somerv1lle and B M I Wlth Mr Morrlll Shepard as our coach we came through W1th a sansfactory record espectally slnce We had among us such hurlers as Dave Ogonofsla and M1lton Rob bms who were ass1sted by a never fallmg staff ol backstops Although we lost IIVG men from last years Varslty Squad our team was not weakened because many of last years I V s came out for the Vars1ty April 26 May May May May May May May May May May May May une SCHEDULE Trenton Catholac Penmngton Hxghtstown Hamxlton Pennington B M I Long Branch Lawrenceville Hamxlton Long Branch Hlghtstown North Plaxnheld Trenton Catholxc Somervxlle Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home TOP 1948 I V TEAM FIRST ROW M Boccaniuso C Chang I Houtenvmlle I Brmer S Smxth K Wyck oft I Traegler SECOND ROW T Iordan Manager M Yeomans B Mooney H Raymond G Holman R Bartlett 'I Cash ll I Lewis THIRD ROW Mr H L McConahy Coach BOTTOM 1948 FROSH TEAM FIRST ROW S Ream W Barnocky A Moore R Tram R Davxs VV Nao haus SECOND ROW C Luther T Smxth C Taft A Teagu H Verve ldes THIRD RON I Perom I Brown Manager Mr I Imgolz Coach H Sweeney .911 lennm, we ,Swuzq a Hand Prlnceton Hlghs tenms squad under the able drrectron ot Mr Paul Chesebro completed a successful season thts sprlng Iohn Carroll Phllllp Drggdon Frank Madden and Peter B1bbes the tour lettermen from last year formed the nucleus of our 1949 team Whrch also lncluded Bryce Thompson and Bmehart Baron Our school IS a member of the Central New Iersey Tennrs League and our netmen were out wlth h1gh hopes of wtnnrng the champronshlp th1s year The schools Whlch we competed agcunst were Bed Bank Asbury Park Long Branch and Red Bank Catholrc Trenton Catholrc and North Plam held also turmshed us W1th competrtron Even though our team was not very strong we can st1ll be proud ot 1t The Racketeers practlced every sunny day after school ln order to perfect the skrll and co ord1nat1on so vrtal 1n the1r shots They al ways played therr best and never once gave TOP LEFT Iohn Carroll ready to recexve a serve TOP RIGHT Peter Bxbbes serves one over BOT TOM Phrlhp Dxggdon returns a fast one over the net as Frank Madden stands by FIRST ROW Frank Madden Bryce Thompson Peter Brbbes Robert VanDeventer SECOND ROW Phxlhp Dxggdon Rinehart Baron Mr Paul Chesebro Coach lack Carroll A as I A 0 0 1 . . , . 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I , . . - - , , . , 1 . 971lJI'7l.Ql'Lfd jan Uwz SQIUDAA At last a ert ree ars ot an 1c1pat1on he long awaned 'K rr1ved o our Sen ors The left earl l' nday 1ror'11ng I or t1e1r t1r e day Vlqll t the F dt ons Capttal Leciwnoz P 1ncet tl1 HJ 'llfl Bfnlro cl t e V C1 se e V -SH rd Wds gtor r1f1r 3 1 o 5 n ors lna e hone 'K 19 lTbb1tt Hotel 1 o urtlolded t11e1r bel rqmas Then the G1 e C c u e ve al c r1a us Senwrs X e c1s11n ' lf n a 1 e l s f Sl lol Bu1la1ng I nd il Sen or were mterested tl e e u Engrav nd ind Pr r na Ot X ace sl e he L1ncoln l!le11or1 l Nanondl l!l1,seu11 Arlnoaton Cemetery and the Cap1to1 Th chaoer es Ur h Lee l!lcConah lf1ss Beatnce Bedard llfl9S Fl rence Burlce lvhss Ehzabet Guest lf1ss Bu Ste1re Mrs Pansy Le n rd llr I S6131 P16 sort Ur VV1ll1am Rhodes and lf Alfred Benz were great un and eally hel ed make the Bemor Tnp a grand success Early In May the lun1ors began Inalang plans lor the Sem I Farewell the 11nal soc1al event of the fear The dance held May 20 1n the gyInnas1ur11 Nas trulf as wonderful os aI1t1c pated Parerns o' the Sen or Class ot1 cers chaperoned and all Semors were dressed 1n l r1nal ott re The lu'11or Class d1d an eycellent Job ot decorat ng the gy n supplymg del1c1ous refreshments and lurn1sh1ng a superb orchestra F1nally came Graduanon Day t1e day the Sen1ors had been loolc ng forward to a l ng t1 I e Graduat1on I 9 If 9 exeIc1ses were neld 1n lfcCarter Theatre n the evemng ol lune l5 w1tn me l3es1dent of the Board of Educat1on loresennnq the d1bloI as And s the year l94B 49 Nas o ouaot t 'I ct N.. ,-,...-1' 'xl'I !' 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Supmvmwn The Gll1C1G1'1CY and srnoothnes wlth wmch Prtnceton l-hgh School ts managed lS the result ol tts capable adrnlns rators Mr B Woodhull Davts Suoervtsxng Prlncrpal and Mr harold A Odell Prmclpal Mr Dav1s lS cornpletmg hls twentleth ,ear at Pnnceton l-hgh School havmg come tn l929 as the hr t l-hgh School Prtnclpal ol tle p c nt buldmg ln l932 he was ad Mr Qdell 1 comparatlvely new to P ll S becomlna the H gh School Prlnclpal tn l 49 Just three years ago School The Prlnceton Borough Board of Educa ton cons1sts of ntne members who meet the lourth Tue day ot each month wrth Mr B Vfoodhull Dav1s to determlne the pOllC19S Lnder whlch the school operates Unttl the rcloruary electron the group conslsted c lfr Ed Jard Snook Presrdent Nr Carlos Baker lVlr Charles Groom lflrs lulla l-lla gms Dr Elmer l-lomrtahausen lfrs lanet lepson Jlr lrvtng Mershon Mr Datus Sruth lfr oyrds Young As tae result I electtors lfrs l-hggms wt o dd not seek re elect o mas replaced by Mr Boger 0Kan LEFT TO R GHT Mrs Icmei Iepson Mr Eduard S'1ook Pre xdent Mr lrvng Mer hon Ms Iulla I-Hggms Mr B Vl'oodhu1l Davs Mr Charles Groom Mr Cyrus Youwg Dr Elmer Ho'nr1g hcrusen Mr Carlos Baker Knot plctured Mr Datu Smlthl ,M V A . 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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT lonn B Arscott AB lf A Ph D Walter B Fleet BA A lf' Buth A Huzzard B S IV' A loseph M lrngoh B S Pansy B Leonard B S H Lee MCConahy B A M Ed Olve P McKee AB NA Loutse B Osgood A B M A Marte B Warren A B FIRST ROW P Leonard L Osgood I Arscott M Warren R Huzzard SECOND ROW H L McConahy O McKee I Imgolx W Fleet SCIENCE DEPAR'I'MENT lohn A Stewart BSC MEd Wrlham F Alston BA MS Alden G Lewts BS Mlfd Wrnlreld S Ntles AB MEd Wrlharn H Bhodes BS MA Harry W Zoll BS LEFT TO RIGHT H Zoll W Rhodes LEWIS I Stewart W Nlles W Alston HISTORY DEPARTIVIENT Iessrca A Bartlett Ph B M A Helen H Hatqht BS M A loseph L Prerson B A M A Orvtlle T Spessard B A M A LEFT TO RIGHT H Hcnght I Bartlett Spessard I Pxerson CLASSICAL LANGUAGE DEPAR'I'1VIENT Glenda G Btchards A B lv' A D othy P Gaskell BS Ed leanne M Wrrght A B A lv' MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mabel S Herr AB MA Dorothea de Ch ara B A M A LEFT TO RIGHT G Hxchards I Wrlght M Herr D Gaskell D de Chlara MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Morrill F, Shepard, B.S,, M A, Florence M. Burke, BS. Paul R. Chesebro, BA, MA Eredexc S. Coffman, A B, A M, Molly B. Updilce, BSC., lff Ed LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Updike: F. Coffman, M Shepard, P. Chesebro, F. Burke. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT A. Myrtle l-lensor, B.S,, MA Richard E. Borger, B.S, M.B A Maudrnae E. Danlcs, B.S.Ed loseph L. Friel, B.S.Ed. Gloria P. Gaydos, B.S.Ed. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Friel, R. Borger, G. Gay dos, A. M. Hensor, M. Dcxnks. HOME ECONOMICS and INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENTS Elizabeth W. Gibson, AB. Verna R. Green, A.B., M.A Ruth Steiner, BS. Frank Birch, B.S. l. Allred Seitz, BS., MS. Richard H. Wood, BS. FIRST ROW: R. Steiner, F. Birch, E. Gibson V. Green. SECOND ROW: R. Wood, I. Seitz. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Music' Louis R Richards, B.S., MS Thomas I-lilloish, BA, Mlfl. Elmer C. Savage, B.S, MA Physical EducationfGeorge Tindal Elizabeth I. Guest, BS. Agriculture A' - Glenn Underwood, BA MSE. Art-Edith B. Maraerum, BS Nurse -f Beatrice M. Bedard, B S. Librarian fe Eva Brook. FIRST ROW: E. Brook, T. Hilbish, E. 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'H ,njff , Q 4 -Q H ff' a Q ,fy LEFT Semor Class Advisers Mr Alden Lewxs and Mxss Iessrca Bartlett RIGHT Class Ofhcers Seated Patrxcxa Gorman Secretary Robert Dllatush Presxdent Standmg Francine Greenberg Treasurer Dave C01 oflwk Barll and Bellls Vice Presldent DEAR DIARY SEPTEMBER 1945 Here we are the class of 49 feehng new and strange as Freshmen OCTOBER We d1scover that there 1S no elevator or thlrd floor The Semors rule the roost NOVEMBER 2U Our Freshman Dance IANUARY l7 Our flrst electlon wlth Bob D1latush Walt Stryker Ruth Reed and Pat avanaugh as our ofhcers APRIL lame our school play 1S a huge success Fred Coffman and Lester Stewart represent our class SEPTEMBER 1946 Back to school w1th Chuck Anderson Peter Bxbbes Alberta Runyon and Pat Cavanaugh as offlcers NOVEMBER 49 IS football consclous We rel1g1ously go to every game Wllh several of our boys on the Varslty Team and Pat Gorman Audrey Sharretts loan Shorten and B1 Vandenberg on the Tower Booster Squad how can we mrssl FEBRUARY We re cheermg ourselves hoarse over basketball Larney Frxel and HoW1e Beagles are on the s artmg lme up MARCH 7 The Sophomore Dance Our theme 1S The Gold Dxggers wlth a pros pectors tent at one end of the gym MAY Mr Rhodes has everyone huntmg fevertshly for wlld flowers 1n b1ology SEPTEMBER 1947 Upperclassmen now w1th Fred Coffman G orge Slckle Dons Bahrenburg and Audrey Sharretts as leaders of the class I OCTOBER 26 Our frrst nlght football game The team 1S prachcally a 1un1or ball club MARCH 7 Can we forget the Iumor Prom wlth the theme of Aprrl Showers 7 APRlL The Plrates of Penzance A great success At the same tlme the Penn relays are be1ng run Theron Calk1n and George Srckle are outstand1ng IUNE Fmal exams but then freedom SEPTEMBER 1948 Semors at last To walk unmolested through the Sen1or Door Bob Dllatush Dave Belhs Pat Gorman Francme Greenberg are our offlcers Fred Coffman 1S keepmg our Counc1l runnmg smoothly whlle Lynn Corson IS Clfuef Iustlce of the Student Court O TOBER What a wonderful football team our Semors havel What excrtement when we defeated all three Trenton teamsl NOVEMBER The presentatlon of Our Hearts were Young and Gay Grace Roll M1ldred McCool and Ed Klttndge excel tn the1r roles DECEMBER 31 A happy New Year stnce we re r1ng1ng rn 49 IANUARY Many Semors are strugglmg through Scholastxc Apt1tudes but take t1me off from studtes to watch basketball APRIL 4 6 The Semor Trlp to the Cap1tall MAY 20 Our Semor Farewell has been Worth Wfllllllg for TUNE 15 Graduatlon at MCCarter Theatre We hate to b1d farewell to Prrnceton Hlgh . 1 - . . 1 . 1 I , . I 1 1 1 - - I I I ' ' 14 . . . L I I 1 . . , . . . . 11 . 11 . . -1 . 11 1 1 1 1 ' fu , . v , 1 , . u - 11 - - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 .1 11 , , . . . 1 1 1 . . f., L . x1 ' . . . A . 1. 1 1 1 1- -1 11 H ' - . 1 , . 1 1 . .. 11 . 1. . 11 l . . l - V 1 . . . 1 . 1- . 11 . 1 . , - , . . 1 . Q . . . 1 V 1 . , 1 . ALICE P. AARON Polly Address: 6 Chambers Terrace 'l loved her for that she was beautiful. Noted For: Her smile Daydreums: To teach Doings: Chorus 45 Tennis 4 BETTIE M. ADLER Fuzzey Address: Hopewell AA laugh is worth a ltun dred aroan in any marke' Noted For Dry humor Daydreams l t po tb 3 Domgs R d Cro s Cot 3 Bowling 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Tennis CHARLES I ANDERSON Chuck Address 2U Moore Street A popular man soon b com th more powerful that power itself Noted For Likeable charac er Dcxydreams To amoun Omethlng Worthwhile Domgs Class Presiden 2 Student Council l 2 Vice President 4 Tower 3 ootball l 2 4 all 4 Ba eball l 2 4 H1 Y 3 Cooking Club 4 Honor Award 3 DORIS BAHRENBURG Dor Address Harlingen ln riendship sh ear f taught to bell Noted For Clothes Dcrydreams To ma farm r Domgs Clas Secreta Student Council Trea ur r 4 Tow r Boosters 3 Foren ic Club 4 Honor Award 3 LOIS C BANKER Lolsee Address Hopewell God has giv nu t ngu tina fl 'nav ay son pl a dnt to our fellow Noted For Doug Daydreams Tc g omgs R d Cro s C FH IAMES T BATES Iimmy Address 40 Patton A I C How li N fr k N ed For Hi t g Daydreams To b 'I Domgs To N 4 w r iz IOYCE E. ADAMS Toots Address: 33 Witherspoon Street 'lAnd always wears a sunny mood. Noted For: Corny cracks Daydreams: To travel with him! Doings: Patrol l, 21 Chorus 1, 21 Prince Head Typist 4: Students Exchange 3g Base- ball 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4, OLGA ALLEN Augie Address: Lawrenceville Good to forgive best to forget Noted For Flirting Dctydreams T travel around the world BARBARA I ASHLEY an Address 185 Harrison Street Full of p p and rarin t Noted For Bink Daydreams To marry him D mgs Chorus l 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 Art Club 4 LAWRENCE BAILEY Larry Address 31 Bank Street Each mind has its own methods Noted For Wrecking tl Pontiac Duydreams To b a mil lionair Domgs Chorus 2 3 Track 4 Cooking Club4 Tenni l ROBERT BARTLETT Bottles Address Hopewell that gitt rod Noted For Girl Dcxydreams To b a prof ional fo b laye Doings F otball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 WILLIAM T BAUGH 1 Address Hawln '1 Ax ook 1 e an ang act l you rr v r c n 21 'i N Noted For His giggle Dcxydrecms To goto ll CI Domgs Sud nt C urt l Tofv r 3 Chorus 4 Footrdll B k all Ba eball l T a k H Y 4 ELIZABETH M BEAGLES Maxme Address 256 lohn Street Mustc hath charms Noted For Belng a good cook Daydreams To learn to s1no we D mgs Chorus l 2 3 4 o1rl234G1r Chr 2 3 4 Bed Cross Counc1l 4 Dramat1cs 3 Prng Pong l Baseballl 3 Basketball l 3 Tower The mans 4 PETER G BIBBES Pete Address 85 Spruce Street Ill not budge an 1I'1Ctll Noted For Teasrng Duydreams To become a C1Vll engrneer Domgs Class Vtce PTSSI dent 2 Student Councrl 2 4 Student Court 3 Prlnce Boys Sports Ed1tor 4 Foot ba 2 3 4 Tennts 3 MICHAEL BOCCANFUSO Mlke Address 62 Le1gh Avenue Honest l a1nt lazy 1 tust dreamrng Noted For Bemg w1tl1 Lou Dcydreams To l1ve an easy 1 e Domgs Baseball 2 3 4 CLAUDE A BOURRAND oe Address 18 Vandeventer Avenue Nothmg comes amlss money comes w1thal Noted For The old 1alopy Daydreams An educatron and a new car GLADYS BRIAN Glady Address KIUQSIOD Keeps you laughrng all nrght Noted For Berng at the Trenton Arena Daydreams To be a beau t1c1an Dmgs Ptrol 1 2 3 4 Color Guardl 2 3 Ma1or ettes 4 Chorus l Students Exchange 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Bed Cross Club 4 CARL G BRISCOE Brxsky Address 78 Brrch Avenue S1lence never does harm Noted For Ioklng Daydreams To go to col lege Domgs Student Court 4 Tower 3 4 Prlnce 4 Elec trtcal Crew 3, H1 Y 4 alll.. DAVID R BELLIS IR Dave Address Hopewell There s the humor ot 1tl Noted For W1secracks and lokes Dcxydreums To study agn culture Domgs Class Vtce Prel d nt 4 Chorus 4 Tower 4 Football 2 3 Baseballl 7 Track 3 4 H1 Y 4 FREDERICK R BLACK Fred Address 23 Lmden Lane lt you want enermes ex ce others 1f you want tnends let others excel you Noted For Curly red hau- Daydreams To be a hlstory teacher Domgs Chorus3 4 Cho1r3 Presrdent 4 Cross Country Track 4 H1 Y 3 COSTOMIA Z BOGGS Cos Address 54 Lergh Avenue He lrves long that lrves N6 Noted For Playlng trumpet Daydrecxms To be an Eng l1sh professor Domgs Patrol l 2 Band l O stra Electrlcal Crew 3 H1Y 4 Cookmg Club 4 Tower 4 MABEL BOYDEN Tmk Address RED ifl Prlnceton Oh her hearts adrrtt wrth one Noted For Ralph Doydrecrms To be a farm ers WIIS Domgs Chorus l Prmce Plcture Edrtor 4 Leaders Corps 4 Red Cross Councxl 2 Hockey 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Tennrs 2 MARY E BRIGHT Polly Address 292 Western Way Sophrstrcated but y Noted For Modellng Dcxydreams To see Vermont Domgs Student Court 3 Pnnce ACIIVIIISS Ed1tor 4 Dromattcs 4 ELEANOR BROOKS E Y Address 2064 Lawrence Rd Trenton So drdst thou travel on l1tes common way Noted For Nothmg partlcu lar Daydreams To travel Domgs Typmg Club 4 DORIS A BROWN Address Dean s I-lou P inc ton Ur 0 ibl n I vocabulary Noted For Ambition Dcrydreams Va sar thfn Domgs Student Court ? 3 horus 3 4 rinc Deans Cornmitt e 3 4 Ba ketball 2 3 Tennis Ar Club 4 American L aicr Speaker 4 WILLIAM BUBECK 1 Address Kingston Worth makes the mar and want of it the fellow Noted For Flirting Daydrecxms To be a farmer mgs Patrol l 2 3 Tower 3 Football 4 Cros Country 2 Track l 2 GERALDINE BUGGS Ierry Address 36 Birch Avenue lts DICE to be natural it you re naturally nice Noted For That certain boy Daydreams To become a nurse Domgs Tennis 4 Ba eball 3 4 Basketball 3 Typing Club 4 PAULINE CARRE Paddy Address 34 Wiggins Street Gentle of speech benef icent of mind Noted For' Sweet disposition Duydreams To attend Rad chile College Domgs Color Guard l 2 orus 3 4 Prince Dean s Committee 3 4 Dra 'natics 4 Bowling 3 4 Bas ic all 3 Tenni 3 4 t Club 4 IOHN CARTER Sunny Address Hop uv ll itte farrnrg dangerous thing Noted For Play 'ig footbal Daydreams T coa li foo ba Domgs Footb ll 3 4 Ba e 3 Coorci g C GUS T. CASTAGNOLA ..Gus., Address: Hopyuoll ' o helps .hose if lm-. tl'l,..:5v. Noted For: Tha: -, r' Dcxydreams: Tc ' 1 '. zz.- chanic IOAN BROWN oey Address 317 Witherspoon Street Here is a dear and true industrious friend Noted For Nee Daydrecxms To b a bac teriologist Domgs Dramatics 4 Bowl 3 4 Ping Pong 3 Tennis 3 4 Science Club 4 EARL I BUGGS Buggxe Address 36 Birch Avenue It is meat and drink to me to see a clown Noted For Clowning in school Dcxydreams To go to college Domgs Typing Club 4 Electrical Crew 3 Stage Crew 3 THERON B CALKIN Address Princeton HD 2 I am slow of speech and of a slow tongue Noted For Track work Daydreams T loin he Navy Domws Football l 2 Bas all I Track l Z 3 Bod and Gun Club 4 IOHN CARROLL ack Address 7l Colonial Ave Trenton A vast expenditure I numan voice Noted For Laziness Daydreams To be an ena1 'ieer Domgs Student Court 4 Chorus 2 Tennisl 2 3 4 Pro ection Cew 2 3 4 Bridge Club 4 THOMAS I CASHILL Tommy Address 6 Charlton Street An eager eye for mis chief Noted For Getting into trouble Daydrecxms To go to college Domgs Tower 4 Football Manag r 4 Basketball 3 4 Bas ball 3 4 Cooking Clu MARY A. CATALDO 'Mac' Address: Hopewell Pert-ction in the artg: 'ft th- p-rlection of ..-.n Noted For: Art ,.k Duydreams: To b, '1 coin- rnercial artist Doings: Prince 3, Bowling Z, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis 2, 35 lewelry Club, Pres- :dent 4 PATRICIA CAVANAUGH Put Address: Rocky Hill 'Smile and the world smiles with you, Noted For: That coy look Dcrydrecxms: To become viz. etticient secretary Doings: Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer l, lleaufn Couilrilttee 3, 4, Red Cm-' Council l 2, 3 4 EVELYN CERANKO Smker Address Trenton For Satan tird c u t Noted For Mi chief Daydreams To be 1 tvp omgs le fl FREDERICK S COFFMAN Fred Address l93 Moor S vt n l ire th ep e to v to y Noted For S ud n Couroil WC K Dcrydreams Tog to collea Domgs Student Council l 4 Sti et C urt l P Vic Circua Manag 3 Quilt and Scroll 3 4 HiY 3 Cooking Clut 4 Horio Award 3 ESTELLA COOPER Stell Address 4 W poor St A au s lf s i Noted For H Daydreams T no l Domgs Choru l 7 3 hi LYNN H CORSON IR Address 2 H1 u ton Ax ou h upo N ed For H1 bland l Dcxydreams T b do tor oings Sud i Caut I rt i STANLEY B CRANSTOUN Buck A ress RD 4 T 'I V ou Noted For Dcxydreams T c Dmgs I7 loot 3 4 'i ku L4 EMMA CAWLEY Emmie Address: Washington Rd, Princeton Iunction Happiness is the only good Noted For: Quietness Duydreums: To get a gmail iob Doings: Chorus 4 KATHERINE E. CLARK StufI' Address Skillman Go is the rnak ria ri 1 c s Noted For lack Daydreams To get nit Domgs Ping Pong 3 l A WALLACE CONOVER Wally Address RD K2 T ntcn ine I can sit and look at i tor lou Noted For Sl ep ng Daydreams To becon tar ner Dcmgs Patrol 3 CLARENCE A CORNELL III Comey Address Plain boro There is work to be do 1 tut Nork can Walt Noted For Blond curly hu r Daydrecxms T Join l A P omgs Ch ms B l 2 COWKIWQ C ub 4 EDWIN E CRAIG Address 293 We t rn Jr l' W is no ii o unagin w hirig Noted For Tnlking Y r Daydr cxms To t'1k urn rng ings T a k MARY E CROUSE Betsy Address Cart r Road :1 rlckag ed For l t Dczydreams To arovt Do1ngs Stud nt Coun vi 3 u e 0 u r o l -I i una PAUL CRUSER Address 191 Ietterson Road Oh what m1sch1et h could spln Noted For Srze Daydreams To grow Domgs Tow r 4 BETTE DAVIS Baby Address Krngston Sweetest ot all stnge Noted For Russell Daydrecrms To become srnger Domgs Chorus 3 4 St dents Exchange 3 Leaders Corp 3 4 Tower Boosters 3 4 Plng Pong 2 Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 DANIEL DEL VECCHIO Sonny Address Rocky I-1111 Be thou tarnllrar but b no m ans vulgar Noted For Dee Slaye Dcxydreums T VISI M Fl et 1n Canada Dolngs Football 2 3 4 Baseball 4 VIRGINIA DEY Gmny Address 1-ltght town A plea mg person 1 1 Nays a deslred person No ed For S ud nf F change Doydrecxms To be a oubl ac ountant Domgs Student Councll 3 4 Patrol 1 Students F hange Ass1stant Mana 2 3 Manager 4 ea mmlttee 3 Bowlrng 2 3 4 I-lono Award 3 ANGELO M. DINARDO Ginqe Address: 202 Ewing fr, -' ,a nappy 4, any in .' r. Noted For: 1-li: d Daydreams: To bc :nA fr 1 Doings: Sigden' vinci? 4' DONALD DRAKE Don A re's: Slsll... n quality, Noted For: Slnjn.-x.: I Daydreams: T, lt, '1 :':r':.+r ' ' Doings:Patro1 1 , - Cl-lb 4 ' il? it A NORMAN DANAGHER Bub Address Alexander Street Pamts l1ke Rembrandt Noted For F1ghtmg Dcxydreams To marry some one rlch Domgs Football 1 Track 2 DORIS DAVIS Dottxe Address Belle M ad A rnerry heart l1v s long Noted For V1s1t1ng school Dcxydrecrms T b Mls 1-lensor s boss Domgs Chorus 4 Prlnc 4 LOUISE DE PIANO Lou Address RD 1152 Trervto W1th 1nf1n1te ml ch1 l m ho merry y Noted For M1sch1evousness Daydrecxms To travel Domgs Patrol 2 Tofver 3 Ma e up Ecutor 4 Pmg Pong 3 Tennls 2 ROBERT M DILATUSH III Bob Address BD 32 Trenton And a man makes lrtenrls Nrthout hall trytng Noted For HIS blue ey Dcrydrectms To be c stul farm r Domgs Clas Pres1dentl 4 Student Counc1l 2 3 Towe 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Tacfc 1 2 3 Honor Award 3 NINA I DOBRY Frenchy Address 410 Nassau Str: et 'Tis Nice to be diligent, out 'tis lun o be azy Noted For: Thos- tmephone fl Y Dzrydreams: T b- a ,:,c. A- tary oings: P L. l 2, Tow.r r o E io, 4, Ban 5 rchestra 4, Chorus 2, 1 J. ol. , 5 W ' -: Pig Pong 3 4, Bascbal , ac. ct 1 , , 4. - nl.: 5 yclng Club 4 IOHN DRIFT Skippy Address: Skillman cjoicc, young zz. :L in thy youth Noted For: Babs Dayd.eoms: T go f 2. a wth M. Fle: oings: Student C rr J 1 rol ,,,, o . 1 , rack 45 Rod and Gun C111 RONALD EBELING Ronnie Address' Harlingen Bored of Education Noted For His haircu Daydreams To be a tarin Domgs Model Club 4 DANIEL A EWERS Don Address Franklin Park Honor lies in honest toil Noted For His willingnes to help Daydreams To see th USA Domgs Patrol 4 Track l Boys Choir 4 Chorus l Flag Raiser 4 Prince 4 HARVEY FERGUSSON Address l A Goodman Bd A sudden thought Jut struck me let us swear an eternal friendship Noted For Unruly locks Daydreams To be a lawyer or teacher Domgs Science Club 4 ELAINE L FETTER Felix Address Hopewell Nature alone is perrna nent Noted For A little Miss Mix Up Dciydreams To stop carry ing school books Domgs Patrol 2 Chorus 2 3 Tower Boosters l Bowl ing 3 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 ELIZABETH A. FRAZEE 'Betty Ann Address: Dutch Neck A merry life and a .,' spirit, Noted For: Ereckles Daydreams: To become ' secretary Doings: Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Choir 45 Leaders Corps 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Ping Pona 5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Bar: r- - 2 1 Dix' 5 ,5 Typing Club 4 LAWRENCE W. FRIEL IR. ..LqnY,, Address: 37 Humbert S.r Q. As athletic as an Olymrs ian victor, Noted For: His tall tales Dcxydrecxms: To go to collegi- and graduate Doings: Student Council 4, Tower 3, Sports Editor 4 A.A, Pre ident 45 Football 5 , 45 Bask , 3, 4' Baseball l, , , 5 .-ooking Club 4. tc? ELSIE I. EUSEBIETTI Address: R D. 1751, Princeton 'She looks grave but look' are deceiving Noted For Helping Mi H 'isor Dcrydrecxms To become oi privat secretary Domgs Deans Committ RUTH H FASANELLA Fuss Address 222 Moore Street Full ot pep vigor and school spirit Noted For Pete Dcxydreums To have turi and be happy Domgs Tower 3 German School Correspondent 4 Prince 4 Red Cross Coun c1l Preszdent 4 Tower Boost ers 1 Hockey 2 3 4 Bowl ing 2 3 4 Ping Pongl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 as ke all l 2 3 4 Tennis 2 LILLIAN G FERNANDEZ Suzi Address RD ifl Princeton Argument is the spice ot 1 e Noted For Temper Daydreams To go to Art School Domgs Chorus 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Baseball l 3 4 Basketball 2 3 nnis 2 3 4 Science Club 4 ROBERT E FLORY Bob Address 29 Harold Avenue Photographer thou wouldst be king of artists Noted For Photography Doydreams To become an electronics engineer Domgs Tower Photographer l 2 3 Prince 2 Head Pho tographer 3 4 Visual Edu cation l 2 3 Science Club President 4, Quill ano Scroll, ANTOINETTE FREDA Toni Address: Leigh Avenue Youre too lovely to wony about such things. Noted For: Mischievousnes: Daydreams: To attend N.Y.U Doings: Patrol 1,2 35 Colo, iard l, 2, 3, 45 Stu e sf Exchange 35 Pina Pong l, 2 3 45 Basketball 3, 45 wx Thespians 4 IOHN FUSCHINI Buster Address: Witherspoon Street Why should the devil have all the good times? Noted For: Mr. Eleet's Eng- lish Class Daydrecxms: T join the Navy Doings: Football 1, 2- Bas' - ball l, 2, Cooking Club 4. VIRGINIA GARRETTE ..Ann.. Address: 47 Birch Avenue Always cheerful, alway: gay: Eager to help ir every way Noted For: Being happy Duydreams: To be a laborfi tory technician Doings: Tower 35 Chorus 3, 4g Red Cross Council 2, Baseball 2g Typing Club 4 THEODORE D GOEKE Ted Address Blawenburg When l was young foolish Noted For Going hunting Daydrecxms To take up lc estry Doings Student Co nci 4 Patrol 2 3 4 Tower3 Elec trical Crew 2 3 Student Court 4 FRANCINE GREENBERG Franny Address Harrison St ee Sweeter also than l honey and the honey comb Noted For Vocabula y Daydrecxms To do Social Service work Dolngs Class Treasurer 4 Deans Committee 3 4 For ensic Club 4 BETTY A HAI-IN Bette Address Cranbury ls life Worth living Je l l Noted For Andy Daydreams To study nurs ing Domgs Student C u cil 2 Tower 3 News Editor 4 Chorus 4 AA G1 ls Vi President 3 Leaders Cor 3 Hockey 4 Bas ball l 2 ketball l Tennis 3 4 Iewelrv Club 4 Qull and Sc ll IANET HAIRSTON an Address U8 Nither ooo r ass Noted For Not do g wo k and tha Doydreams Tc a Domgs Chorus ROBERT E HARMON Bobby Ad ress ll Sm Life is good f use 1 made of 1 Noted For Spar Daydreams Tc o Navy Dozngs S idc 3 Basketball 2 3 ball 4 RUTH GIBSON Rufus Address: Skillman Ever in motion, Llithe- some and cheery! Noted For: That laugh Dnydrecxms: To study nu.:- ing in Canada Doings: Red Cross Council 1, Chorus 3, Science Cful,4 PATRICIA A GORMAN cz Address lU Bayard Lane As sweet as a ark Noted For The P inc Daydreams Coll ge ca er ma ridge Domgs Cla s Secreta y 4 Student Council 3 4 Tower Chorus. 2 3 Choir Y rs Cho1r2 3 4 Pin 3 Editor in Chief 4 D ans ornmi tee 3 4 I. G Sf r s 3 Towe Boo r 2 3 Drarnatics 3 Hockey 3 c a Av Grd 3 Quill aria Scroll ELEANOR GUNDERSEN Ellie Address Griggstowa we cour Of 'tel r did run smooth Noted For 'vlischievous I9 mar and tho e airp arte r Daydreams To on C1 C IT Domgs P trol l Chorus Te ni FREDERICK HAGIOS Fred Address Hopewell T re is 'io wr do i rke t a viess Noted For HIS M05 l Dclydreams BON U FRANCIS HALL Skip Address lohn St s bi 11 Noted For False Dcxydreams T k Domgs Studfn C 1 Y 1' Cook rig C WILLIAM HARPER 1 Address 341 CGS It 1 1 ingry oolf Noted For Fr Daydreams To DOIYIQSBKEI'-Q Ci THADDEUS HARRISON Thad Address: Skillman True friendships are eter- nal. Noted For: Flirting Daydrearns: To own a tav- ern Doings: Football 3g Track 2 CHRISTINE M HAYES Address 20 Lytle Street A good laugh is sunshine in a house Noted For lust plain bulk Daydreams To get ambi tious Domgs Chorus4 Red Cross Council 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Ping Pong 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bask l 4 Tenn Typing Club President 4 GISELLA HIRSCHL Gisa Address Hopewell Its better to be small and shine Than great and ca shadow Noted For Bobby Daydreams To becom teacher Domgs Red Cross Council 4 Bowling 2 Tennis 2 DORIS HOLCOMBE Poke Address Hopewell She ll find a silver lining in every cloud Noted For lerry Daydreams T live lf of happiness Domgs Student Council 2 Prince 3 Art Editor 4 Ba ketball 3 4 IOHN T HOUTENVILLE ack Address Plalnsboro Napoleon was a snoll man too Noted For Football Daydreams To study low Domgs Student Councl l 2 4 Student Cou t 3 F 12 3 4 Ba ball 3 4 Basketball Mgr 4 Tyr ng Club 4 Hi Y 4 AUGUSTUS HYTER Gus Address l6V2 Leigh Avenue None but the brave de serves the fair Noted For The Plymouth Dcrydreams To own a horne 1KlgS Band l 2 3 Tack l Z 3 Iunior H1Y Cooking Club 4 L. PHILIPPE HASBROUCK Phil Address: RD. itil, Princeton No one is useless in this world who lightens the bur- den of it to anyone else. Noted For: Brains Dcxydreams: To become a scientist Doings- Science Club 4 American Legion Speaker ODESSA HICKS Dess Address 10 Berrien Court Good humor is one of the best articles of dress Noted For Talking Dczydreams To be a model GERALDINE N HOAGLAND Gerl Address Hopewell This life is most lollyl Noted For Life and un Daydreams To learn how to drive IOAN HOLMES Address Princeton lunction Work with a stout heart and a resolute will Noted For 4 H Club work Dcrydreams To take up nurs ing IOSEPH HUBEH oe Address Lawrenceville He lests at scars that 'meter felt a round Noted For Not doing home work Daydreams T oin Navy Domgs Stock oom Assit PHYLLIS IANICK Phi Address Princeton lunctio Humor oils the wheel of life and keeps it running smoothly Noted For Big brown eye Daydreams To eat drink and be merry Domgs Chorus 4 Girls lewelry Club 4 LILLIAN IENKINS Snooks Address Alexander Street My appetlte com s to me whlle eatlng Noted For George Daydreoms To gradua THOMAS IORDAN Tom Address BD 44 Trenton Men ot few words a the best men Noted For Football man ag r Daydreams To go to trad school Domgs Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track l Art Club 4 ERNEST KAUFMAN Emxe Address Sk1llmar' A downrtght good fel ow Noted For DellVGY1HQ rrorn mg papers Daydreams College and glrls Domgs Prtnce 4 ALICE KEIUNII Kxmz Address RD 3 Kingston Sugar and sptce and everythlng nrce Noted For Back hand hot Duydreams To go to Call forma Domgs Students Eyclangf 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 4 Red Cross Club 4 ANNA KIEFER Ann Address 107 Lelgh Avenue A soft answer turncth away wrath Noted For G1ggl1ng Duydreoms To be a cre ta y Domgs Tower 3 Student change l 2 3 Comrrutt 3 EDWIN I.. KITTREDGE Address Prxnce on Klng ton Road Why Nork when other re t7 Noted For Berng a Casa nova Dcrydreams To b an a1r line pllot Domgs Tower 3 Sport Edt tor 4 Dramatxcs 4 Foo ball 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Track l 2 4 Forensxc Club 4 I NELSON IONES Nick Address Lawrencevrlle A qulet lad with a wm nmg way Noted For Butldtng that house Doydreums To be a null 1ona1re Domgs Cross Country 3 Track 3 Model Club 4 IOSEPH KATONA oe Address RD 422 Trenton Sharp s the word for htm Noted For Those flashy out 1 s Daydrecxms To become farmer Domgs Patrol 3 Student Exchange 3 Stockroom As ststant 4 Rod and Gun Club 4 ROBERT KEHOE Bob Address 30 Nassau Street A man alter hrs own heart Noted For Hrs Austtn Daydreoms To go to college Domgs Student Councrl 4 Tower 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Cookmg Club 4 THOMAS I KENNELLY Tom Address Rosedale Road A wldespreadlng drspo s1t1on IS the best umbrella tor th1s vale of tears Noted For S126 of hrs warst Daydreams To attend voca ttonal school CELESTINE G KING Cess Address Harltngen The soul would have no ratnbow had the eye tears Noted For Geo ge Daydreoms Dont you know? Domgs R d Cros Cou ctl 2 Bowltng 2 3 4 RALPH KLEIBER Booble Address Ktngston Ahl Happy Yearsl Noted For lennxfer Doydreoms To become 'nechamc Domgs Patrol I 2 3 4 ELIZABETH KOKESH Betty Address Bakers Basm Llke a brook I babble on forever Noted For Corny lokes Duydreams To become a secretary Domgs Student Court 4 Tower 3 Students Exchange 1 2 3 Deans Commtttee 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 ELFRIEDE KURZ Address Box 2214 Prtnceton Her voxce ts musxc to thc ear Noted For Stngtng Daydreams To become a nurse Domgs Chorus l 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Glrls Chotr 3 4 Leaders Corps 4 Red Cross Counctl 3 Dramatlcs 3 Boys Glee Club Accom panlst 4 ROBERT LEIGH Bob Address Hopewell Small but breezy Noted For Gtsella Duydreams To get a nsw car Domgs Patrol 1 Band 7 3 4 Orchestra 2 ARTHUR LEWIS r Address 4 Shlrley Court Sllently he goes hxs way Noted For Sarah Vaughn Daydreams To coach bas ketball Domgs Basketball 3 Track l 2 3 4 Typtng Club 4 CHARLES P LOGG IR Chuck Address Monmouth lunct1o 1 lm tall so I have my own outlook on hte Noted For That hungry lookl Daydreams To be a tarme Domgs Basketball 3 Tra I 3 SCIENCE Club 4 NORMAN LUCK Lucky Address Kmgston Tts lookmg downward that makes me dxzzy Noted For Gasolrne Statton Daydreams To be a book keeper mgs Patrol l 2 3 ookxng Clab 4 af' A MARGUERITE KOVALAKIDES Mxggle Address 242 Nassau Street A matd of all work whether coarse or tlne Noted For Football games Daydreams To travel mgs Patrol 1 2 3 Bowhng 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Red Cross Club 4 MAMIE LEE Mamie Address 221 Wxtherspoon Street Go West young woman Noted For Bemg re pon slble Daydreams To go to Los Angeles MARILYN LERNER Address 86 Nassau St ce Speak very llttle bu very pleasantly Noted For Wearlng C1 fur coat to school Daydreams To graduate from Barnard Domgs Student Councll 4 Tower Thesplans 4 Amen can LGQION Speaker 4 CLARENCE LEWIS Tobe Address 250 Iohn Street I never let studtes lnter fere wlth my educat on Noted For Eatmg Daydreams To ktss a grrl Domgs Football 3 4 Track RUSSELL LOWE Russ Address RD 32 Prmceton lts rn the book Why bother tt? Noted For New York accent Daydreams Cherche la tem'nel ANDY MAGNANTI Address Pnnceton When you play Dlay ha d when you wor dont play at all Noted For Moanlng Daydreams To be 1 c rn merclal art1st Domgs Chorus 4 Football 4 Bas l ack l 2 3 Art Club MICHAEL A. MAZZELLA Mike Address: 35 Chestnut Street Music is the thing of the world that l love most' Noted For: Lofty baritonf- Dcxydreams: To join the Navy Doings: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2 3, 4g Dramaticg 3, Football lg Basketball l, 2 3, Baseball lp Boys' Glf-f- Club 4 DORIS V. MCBRIDE Do-Do Address: Kingston ' Tall 5 seen, but if . heard ' Noted For H ight Daydreams To becoii cretary Domgs D ans Committee IAMES MCCARTHY Ge Ge Address Princeton Iunction Be er late than n v r Noted For Wanting 1 car Dcxydrecrms To make my nillion Domgs Cho Us 3 Sock room Assistant 4 Art Cluf EDWARD MEHL Pete Address King ton 1 nt an sa ence n v r b rays ou Noted For That smil Daydreams To b a fi 'n Domgs R a and Gun Club EVELYN MESSLING Evie Address K1 gs o A m r V 'J fn d r Noted For B ing gry Daydreums To r omgs Tcu 3 4 G ad? 3 4 TJPinaCl IRGINIA M MONDONE Gmny ress ll8 Ha li Noted F r P it Daydreums To U B Domgs S rnc B d C n 3 Dra at1cs4 Hock y sk b ll 2 2 A Club Pr d 'Q' ELVIRA MAZZIOTTI Eli Addres: Ewing Street Where e'er she met 1 stranger, there she left 1 friend, Noted For: Blue Buicks Daydreams: To go to Model ing School Doings: Patrol 35 Color Guard 2, 35 Basketball 3 le':.'elry Club 4 IOAN B. MCCARTHY Iocmnie Address: Princeton Iunction 'My hair betokens spirit ' Noted For: Red hair Dcxydreams To be a e tarf Domgs Patrol 1 Z To Adu rtising Manager S ud nts Exchange l 2 1 Bed Cross Council 4 Ba ball 3 Bridge Club 4 MILDRED A MCCOOL Address 23 Cedar Lane Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul Noted For Good looks Daydrecrms To attend fin io College Domgs Student Coun it R cordmg Secretary Tower 3 Chorus 2 3 Choir cir Prince Girls Sports Editor 4 Stud nts Exchange 3 L ad Corps 4 Dramati 3 4 Hockey 3 Bowling 4 ball 3 4 Ten asketball l IULIA MERK Iulie Address Belle M ad Th only way to hay 1 'id is to be Noted For Being cut Daydreums To finish argvl Domgs Pa rol 2 3 o u 2 3 BON1 Ba lc ball 4 ROBERT MICINSKY Polak Address RD ifl Tr 'it H that would gov fi st Should o himself Noted For Trying Dcxydreams To b rn Domgs Ba ball 3 4 S o g C WILLIAM P MOONEY 1 Address l5 Bank S ri araid Noted For Ni Duydreams To g D mgs P 'ol l Footbal b 3 S ack oo'n at4H1Y34Co Cb4 IOHN M MOORE IH Address Route 31 Prmce on Remember Rome wasnt burlt ln a day Noted For Quletness Duydreams T b chlcken farmer GAYLE MORRIS Skeeter Address RD lil Edrnburgh Cheerful and tolly and ever a loyal frxend Noted For Chrcago Duydreams T do some th1ng useful Domgs Tower Exchange Edxtor 4 Band 3 4 Orches tra 3 4 Prlnce 4 Dramatlcs 4 Bowllnq 3 4 Plng Pong 3 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Tenn1s 3 4 SHIRLEY M MOUNT Shlrl Address Plamsboro For a llght heart ltves long Noted For That famous b sentee IISI Daydreams To get h qurckly and eas1ly Domgs Chorus l RUTH F NEIL Address RD .1:t2 Prmce on We flnd 1n llfe exactly what we put mto rt Noted For Baby blue eyes Dcxydreams To own a ltght blue convertlble Domgs Iewelry Club 4 DAVID OGONOFSKI Osgv Address Bakers Bas1n To know h1m well rs to l1ke h1m better Noted For Yo yo Daydreams To be a Btg league ball player Domgs Football 3 4 Ba ketball l 2 Baseball l 2 MILDRED ONDRASKY M1lka Address I-hghtstown If stlence was gold she a be a m1ll1ona1re Noted For Sew1ng Daydreams To take up farmmg Domgs Patrol 1, Chorus 2 Bowlmg 2 P1ng Pong 4 Basketball l 51. ROBERT MOORE Bob Address Route 31 Prmce on lt IS a great plague to be so handsome a man Noted For Hts g1rlsl Daydreams To get rtch Domgs AA Boys Prest dent 3 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 RICHARD MOUNT Dxck Address Bakers Bas1n Blushtng IS the color of vnme Noted For Peg leg Daydreams To be a Phys rcal Educatlon teacher Domgs Football 3 4 Bas all l Track l 2 3 Electrlcal Crew 4 Stage Crew 4 HENRY MUDD Rusty Address 429 Alexander St The man that often speaks but never talks Noted For The Hupp Daydreums To be a mor Hman Domgs Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Electrxcal Crew 3 Cookmg Club 4 IAMES R NETTLETON am Address Hopewell l-le speaks not all h thmks Noted For Shyness Duydreums To 1o1n the Border Patrol Domgs Cross Country 3 Track 4 PATRICIA OKANE Patsy Address 40 Wrgglns Street G1ve me llberty or QIVE me death Noted For Bed hatr Dcxydreams To go to Call forma Domgs Chorus 2 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Glrls Cho1r 4 Basket ball 3 Tennts 3 MARGARET O'NEILL npeggy., Address Nassau Street lpflm and neat cute and swem Noted For Her name Daydrecxms To be a fashrort deslgner Domgs Chorus 2 3 4 Cho1r 4, Red Cross Coun c1l l, 3, 4 Bowlrng 4, Bas ketball 3 4, Tennls 3 4 Typmg Club 4 WILLIS F. PAINE Bill Address: Carter Road Hard is his heart that loveth nought in May Noted For Dark curly hair Duydreams To take a pre med course IOSEPH L PANICARO oe Address Rocky Hill Faint 'tear ne er won lair ady Noted For Mustache Daydreams To go out We t lOAN C PARPART Iocmme Address 2 College Road A horse a horse my kingdom for a horsel Noted For Chico Duydreams To do some good Domgs Tower 3 Chorus 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Girls C oir 4 Art Club 4 ARLENE E PATTERSON a Address Hopewell A friend is person wlth whom l may be sin cere Noted For The gang Doydreams To be a suc cessful housewife Domgs Ba eball 3 Bowl in 4 FHA 4 ROSALIE PESKIN Ron Address 34 Linden Lane Get thee behind me Satan' Noted For Little Freshmen friends Daydreams To go to col lege Domgs Student C urt l Patrol 2 Tower 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Leaders Corps 3 Hockey 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball Tennis 2 GEORGE PIERRE Louie' Address: 49 Markham Road 'While l was musing, the tire burned Noted For: Quietnes: Daydreams: T ion he Army Doings: Bridge Club 4. f 'S HELEN PALUMBO Address: 277 Witherspoon Street 'Her ways are ways of pleasantness Noted For Her black hair Daydrecrms To become a nurse Domgs Tower 3 Chorus 4 Deans Committee 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 Hockey 3 4 Bowling 4 Ping Pong 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bridge Club 4 RICHARD PANICARO Dick Address Rocky Hill love o tell the tru i and shame the devil Noted For Not shaving Daydreams To play pro baseball Domgs Baseball 2 3 4 NANCY K PARSONS Curly Address Rocky Hill The fire in her eyes went to her hairl Noted For That giggle Daydreams To be a secre tary Domgs Tower Busine s Manager 3 Students E change 3 CHARLES V PERPETUA Petch Address Mount Lucas Road He seems a silent fel ow Noted For Cuteness Daydreams Professional sports ROBERT PETERSON Pete Address Hopewell Ev ry man has his devil ish moments' Noted For Going to Prince on Daydreams To be an elec trician IOHN POWNER Iohnme Address: Princeton Iunction When alone, you are in very good company. Noted For: Gene Seals Duydreams: I don't MARY RANDOLPH Address 86 Btrch Avenue As full of sport as the month of May Noted For Love ot sports Daydreoms To be a beau IICIGD MARIE T REISERT 1e Address Kmgston We are charmed b neatness ol person Noted For Bemg t1ckl1 h Daydreams To be a nurse Domgs Hockey 3 4 B all 2 3 4 Tennl 2 Iewelry Club 4 MILTON ROBBINS Mlt Address Rocky H111 COUVGISGIIOH IS a ga ne ot c1rcles Noted For Throwmg curves Dctydreams To be a low ab1d1ng c1t1zen Domgs Baseball 2 3 4 IOHN ROBILLARD Iohnme Address WIQQIUS Street Handsome IS as l1a'1d some does Noted For Glfls Dcxydreams T you tl Navy IOI-IN D ROCKAFELLOW Rocky Address Cherry H111 Road s oot a re may h1t a s ar Noted For Sleepmq Enghsh class Daydreams To be a tca t1tter Domgs Football 4 Baskft ball 2 Baseball 3 4 RONALD ROOKS Rooks Address Hop well What we see d malnly on what w l or Noted For WIHHIG Daydreams To be a dru ITIGI' RUTH W REED Ruthxe Address RD il Cronbury He protrts most who serves best Noted For Personaltty Daydreams To attend col lege Domgs Class Secretary l Su ent Counc1l 1 3 4 Deans Comm1ttee 3 Lead ers Corps 3 4 Red Cross Counc11 2 Hockey B seball 1 2 3 4 Basket ba 4 Tenms 2 Brr ge Club 4 ROBERTI RIVERS IR Bob Address 21 Green Street es busy but qu1et Noted For P1ar1o playmg Daydrecxms To study med1 CINE Domgs Student Cour1c1l 3 4 Bar1d2 3 4 Oches a rack 1 3 4 Cro Country 3 H1 Y 3 4 Typ ma Club 4 UMBERTO ROBERTO Bert Address Hawthorne Aver 1 Men are not mea ured by 1nche Noted For F1ftV word Daydreams To be a butcher Domgs Cookmg Club 4 LOUIS ROBOTTI Iume Address Rocky H111 Anchors awe1gl1 111 boysl Noted For Makmg excuse Daydreums To tom tl Navy GRACE ROLL Address 2144 Law en Road Trenton A merry heart maketh a chee ful countenance Noted For Emtly Kunbrouqh Dcxydreams To be a con1 me c1al art1st Domgs Tower 4 Rand 2 4 Secretary 3 Orchestra lead r Corps 4 Red Cross Councrl 1 Dramancs 4 Ho key 2 3 4 Rowlmg 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Tenn1s 3 4 Forensu' Cluo Prc rdent 4 FLORA RUDER o Address Dutch Neck How lorc1ble are rrght wordsl Noted For VVr1t1ng notes 1n cla s Daydreams To be a nurse Domgs Student Counc1l 2 3 Tower 3 Proof Ed1tor 4 Dean Comm1ttee 3, Red Cross Council 1' Bowling 2, 3, 4g Ping Pong 3: BGS- ketball 3, 45 lewelry Club 4. EMILY I. RUEDEMANN Shrimp Address: Plainsboro l'Her eyes of brilliance are full to the brim with mischief, fun and plenty of vim. Noted For: Playing hockey Daydrecxms: To get hitched Doings: Tower 3, Exchange Editor 45 Color Guard 2, Prince 3, 4, Leaders Corps 3,45 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 4 IEAN M. ST. GEORGE Address' 4l Spruce Street T e s cret of succes constancy of purpose Noted For Tower work Duydreams To travel Domgs Tower 3 Editor ln Chief 4 Deans Commit' o 4 Leade s Corps Quill and Scroll 3 Hockey 4 Bow ing 3 4 Ba ball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Tennis 2 3 4 ANTHONY SCHWING Tony Address Princt L renceville Road Honest lain lazy lm tus dreaming Noted For Quie 'ies Daydreams To be a grav diqger Domgs Basketball l C MARIE SERVIS Marie Address 29 Moran Avenue Her smile is like a rain bow flashing from a misty S Y Noted For Being happy Daydrecims T b come efficient Domgs Choru 3 4 Prince 4 Red C oss Court DAVID SHIMOMURA Dave Ad ress RD ,3 P ri ton ev r ay mo than i necessary Daydreams To go to col 951 Domgs Band 2 3 4 4 Tir Club 4 GEORGE SICKEL Georgie A dress 43 I 3 Str et ighs fo V h loves but on Noted For Iam Daydreams T at legel oings Cla VC Pr ent 3 at otball l 2 Ba it ball ball Cross Country 3 T ack 3 4 Iunior H1 Y X. X-- im- ,vs 49 175 42- 14 F Deb is YN is ALBERTA RUNYON Peaches Address: Skillman Merry as the day is long. Noted For: Driving that truck Duydreams: To be a typist Doings: Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 45 Patrol 15 Chorus 2, AA Girls' Presi- dent 4, Students Exchange 35 Leaders Corps 35 Base- ball l, 25 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bridge Club 4 PAUL A SCHAFFTER Role Address 56 Charlton Street Men may corrie and ii n may go But l go on foreve Noted For Iirtgoli s pet Daydreams To loaf ALFRED SCOTT Scotty Address 9 Lincoln Court How poor are they that have not patience Noted For Qui triess, Daydreams To own he PNS AUDREY SHARRETTS Sharry Address Cranbury Softly speaks and softly Noted For Captain f Cl1Pt'1l'leGdPI'Q Daydrecxms To be success ful at something Domgs Class Treasurer 2 3 Student Council Cor responding Secretary 4 Tower3 Chorusl 3 Choir Z Leaders Corps 4 Red Crass Council l 2 3 Tower Boosters 2 3 4 Baseball Ba ketball l 2 Tennis 3 4 IOAN D SHORTEN Shortie Address Princ ton lunction e wa iv as Noted For Dancing Daydreams To get more ducatiori Domgs P'1trol3 4 Leaders Corps 3 Tow r Boosters 2 3 4 Hockey 4 Bowl na 4 eball l 2 3 4 Bas 2 3 HERMAN SIMONSE Snuffy Address Skillman e is ot wake it 'nerry Noted For His .vomenl Daydreams ba helor7 Domgs Patrol I 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Football 3 t all l Baseball 1 H h .ie c siizr 'I' C : , ' f- P1 M .- , 4 3, I., I r A? 3 4, I 3, 5 l' ,', A se- V : ' e on- aw- -t : I fy ' '. it l I if , : i ie . - E : Q' t. s be I D : 1 : f,- ' i ' rt , fa ' H ' H V .smiles 5 I 3 .: . G 9 'X , I . . , .I , , 'f. .5113 A A , 5, 'li ,gig . V I I 2 42 S i i ', 5 3, 4, d : 5 ri. cfs- ' . I HN e s ., re : ' e ' ,, 5 'Sh s sport' e a Noted For: His quietnes: fawnf' l ye U I ' .: ' 5 , 5 Ciioru.. e ' . 3, 4, Choir 3 3 'MXYIQ 5 ' I . 5 5 1 Basi , A E, , A . keti ,, . 5. T' L' ball , , 4 d : 'Jitiiersrgfzt T-le si . r tnanl but 5 9 i 91' fl V I I : ' I ' I 5 Q iLif ' so sh r., .. ' : o Q. in co - . ' 'L , - 4 - ' i. , 'A ' - I . 2 ' ' -- D ' Z SS l 9- f:.1l- 8 : TQ be Q fi- 5 P ret 1, AA 3, i T. l C . Fo 5 5 S' '21 l n I - ' : 5 5 2, 3, 4, Base l5 25 3 4, 4 1, 5 5 2 : BGS, I T 5 f , ' Y A ke b 5 , 5 4. - ' '. 1 2. f Y 1 '71 5 5 ' ' fi ' 4 F. SPENCER SMITH Smitty Address: Lawrenceville No laws do bind me. Noted For: His girls and Lawrenceville Daydreams: College, any- wherel Doings: Tower 4g Basketball 3p Baseball l 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. VIRGINIA H. SOUTH Ginny Address: Van Kirk Road A rare Combination ol fun friendship and frolic Noted For Pleasantness Doydreams To do hospital work Domgs Red Cross Council 4 Girls lewelry Club 4 LESTER STEWART s Address 34 Vandeventer Avenue Thoroughness is rny motto Noted For Loss of balance Dcxydreums To own my own car Domgs Chorus 4 Cros Country 1 2 3 Track l 3 H1 Y 4 C RICHARD STULTS Dick Address Kingston Let him who would havf wisdom seek it Noted For Books Daydreams To beascience teacher Domgs Student Council 3 Band 4 Orchestra l 2 4 Typing Club 4 MARION TAMASI Pooky Address Rosedale Road ln her tongue is the law ol kindness Noted For' Those curly loclfs Daydreams To attend the American Academy of Dra matic Arts Dmgs Ptrol l 2 3 4 Majorettesl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 AA 4 Lea Corps 3 4 Red Cross Coun cil 1 Hockey 4 Bowling 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basket l 2 WALTER TAYLOR Walt Address 85 Birch Avenue Merrily merrily shall I live now Noted For Playing the clar inet Daydrecxms Music teacher Domgs Bnd 2 3 4 O C estra 2 3 4 Track 3 EDITH L. SOUDERS Edie Address: Lawrenceville A stitch in time saves nine. Noted For: Her phobia Daydreams: To be a secre- tary Doings: Chorus 3, 45 Library Council Secretary-Treasurer 45 Bowling 3. WALTER E. STANSKI Walt Address: Skillman Why should life all labor be? Noted For Liking to fish and hunt Dcxydreams To get rich ELIZABETH M STOUT Betty Address Lawrenceville Silently she goes her way Noted For Blue eyes Daydrecxms To be a typist Domgs Bowl1ng3 4 Library Council 4 RITA TAGLIOLI Reet Address Kingston Never do today what can be put off till tomorrow Noted For That Kingston crowd Daydreams Do I have some? Domgs Patrol 2 3 Com manding Maior 4 Major es l 3 4 Stu Council 4 Bowling 2 HELEN TASH Cupcake Address Princeton Kingston Road l love to wind my tongue uo l love to hear it go Noted For Wearing earrings Daydreams To have a sing ing career Domgs Chorus l 2 Cholrl 2 3 4 Girls Choir 3 4 lewelry Club 4 BARBARA TERRAULT Bobby Address Hopewell A iriend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature Noted For The sun porch Dcxydreams To write a book Domgs Bowling 3 4 Bas ketball 3 W. BRYCE THOMPSON, IV Rebel Address: 195 Nassau Street I-Ie had a head to con- trive any mischief. Noted For: That laugh Dayd eums To get a g ol Domgs Chorus 4 Football 3 4 Bask tball 3 4 Track 3 Tennts 3 4 Brldg C'ub4 GLENN A TOLSON Address 298 Western Way A harmless thunderbolt Noted For Automobrles Dcxydreoms To be a adro engmeer Domgs Chorus 4 Track 2 3 Cross C untry 2 3 4 Sclence Club 4 DOROTHY TORNQUIST Tootsle Address Grlggstown Sweet and tall shes pleasant to all Noted For Braggmg about Brooklyn Doydreams To haxe twrns mgs Ptrol l 2 3 C orus l 2 3 4 IOHN R TRAEGLER Dutch Address 28 Chestnut Street For hes a 1olly good fellow Noted For B P Doydrecrms T jorn the Marmes Domgs BasebaIl3 4 Stock room Ass1stant 2 FRED I TRUMM Address RD ifl Pr1nceton Lxttle sard IS soonest mended Noted For I-Irs deslre to be a r1ch farmer Daydreams To attend col ege Doxngs Rod and Gun Club 4 ROBERT C VANDEGRIFI' Bo Address RD 32 Trenton When flatterers meet the devil goes to drnner Noted For Those women Daydreams To be a farmer Domgs Patrol 2 Boys Glee Club 4 11 1 'K X, PATRICIA A. TINDALI. Put Address: RD. 32, Trenton She is so snappy and jolly it is refreshing to be with her Noted For Recervmg the notes Flora writes Duydrecxms To be an X Ray Techmcran Domgs Tower 3 Fllmg Edt tor4 Chorus 2 3 4 Lead ers Corps 3 Hockey 4 Bowlmg 2 3 4 P1ngPong 3 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 lewe y Club 4 Qulll and Scroll WILLIAMI TOOLE 1 Address 44 Charlton Street I have been dyrng for twelve years Now I am g mg to l1ve Noted For Hrs Plymouth Dcydreoms To get a good carl Domgs Patrol 2 Band 3 Cross Country 2 3 Track ANNA TOTO Ann Address 34 Wrtherspoon Lane Drlrgence IS the mother of good fortune Noted For Neat handwrrtrng Daydreams To v1s1t Italy Domgs Dean s Commrttee 3 CARMELA TRANI Mxllle Address Lytle Street As happy as any 1n the world Noted For Gettlng along w1th everyone Daydrecxms To be a nurse Domgs Patrol 2 3 Tower 4 Matorettes 2 3 4 Chorus l 4 Prmce 3 4 Red Cross Councll l Hockey 3 Base ball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Tower Thespxans 4 BARBARA TUCHOLSKI Bobs Address Hopewell Ouret at fxrst but look aqarn Noted For Long Island N Y Doydreoms To emoy l1fe Domgs Iewelry Club 4 BETTY I VANDENBERG e Address lefferson Road Good nature IS the beauty of the mlnd Noted For Txm H Duydreoms Mamage and a tamrly Domgs Student Counctl l 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 4 Cholr G oxr AA V1ce Pres 3 Leaders Corps 3 4 Tower Boosters P ng Baseball l 2 3 4 Basket 1 2 3 4 Tenmsl ROBERT R VcrnDEVENTER Bobby Address Mansgrove Road Here ts my throne brd peasants come bow to 11 Noted For S S S Daydreams To be a prng pong champron Domgs Student Counctl l Student Court 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Choru 4 Choir 3 4 Prtnce Advertlstng Manager4 Dra matrcs 3 Football 2 Cross Country 3 4 Track 4 Terr 2 3 Brtdge Club Qutll and Scroll HELEN VENTA Scmdr Address Letgh Avenue The ltght IS brtght rn thy eyes Noted For Those dtmple Daydreams To model Domgs Patroll 2 Student Exchange 3 ELINOR WEBER Address Iefferson Road l prty those who dont have fun Noted For Always havtn un Dclydreams To marry a man 6 4 Domgs Student Counctl 4 Tower 3 Proof Edttor 4 Chorus 3 4 Cho1r4 Gtrls Chotr 4 Prmce 3 Class Edt tor 4 Leaders Corps 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Qulll and Scroll KATHERINE R WIBLE Kathy Address 33 Ptne Street She dances ltke an an ge Noted For Bob Dalton Daydreams To be a dancer Domgs Color Guard 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Red Cross Coun 3 4 Bowltrt Baseball l 2 Basketball l Brldge Club 4 DOLORES C WILLIAMS Dee Address 17112 Clay Street Sweet as a l1ly fatr as a day Noted For Gtgglmg Daydreams To be a typtst Domgs Baseball 2 Iewelrv Club 4 NORMAN WILSON Wllson Address 36 Spruce Streft You come too lat y you come Noted For Quretnes Daydreams To be a blower it ,fn A 1 MILDRED I VAN DYKE une Address Hopewell Dtltgence IS the mother of good luck Noted For Baby face Daydreams To b a hat de stgner SARAH C WARREN Salhe Address 52 Atken Avenue Laughter rs not at all a bad beglnntng for a frrend shtp Noted For Those fltrty eyes Daydreams To put Llly Pons out of busmess Domgs Chorus4 Students Evchange 3 lewelry Club4 HAROLD WEISEL Hatch Address RD :ffl Cranbury l-larr sltcked down natls ptc and span Take heed ladles h res your man Noted For That beard Doydrecrms To grow a beard BARBARA WICKERSHAM Wick Address Luzerne Farms RD 114 Trenton So sweet the blush of bashfulrtess Noted For Blushtng and red ralr Daydreams To capture that certatn man' Domgs Student Court 1 Chorus 3 AA 3 Ba eball sketball l Brtdge Club 4 IEAN WILLIAMSON Ieanme Address l5V2 Clay Street Bu y here and there Noted For Our dang Daydreams To be a dress de lqner IOHNETTA WOODS Woodchuck Address ll3 W1the spoon Street othe 'na e woman Noted For lN1CG clothes Dcxydrectms To ls a corn mercral arttst Domgs Typtng Club 4 VIRGINIA L. WRIGHT Ginny Address: Princeton-Kingston Road HA quiet lass, few know the treasure concealed in her. Noted For: Chuck Daydreums: To marry Doings: Red Cross Council l. MORTON T. YEOMANS Mort Address Belle Mead A prospe ouw man of bustnees Noted For Kansaw Univer sity Daydreams To eetablixh an art metal busine s Domgs Student Council 2 3 Student Court 4 Football 4 Ba eo GRATINA ZOCCOLA Tina Address 43 Ptne Str your houghta Noted For Quietrte Dcxydredms T l drtve Domgs Bowltng 4 leuelry lub 4 WALTER L. WRIGHT Tony Address: 153 letferson Road 'Born with the gtlt ot laughter and a sense that the world is mad, Noted For: Flicker Flash- backs Dcrydreams: To be a Photog- rapher Doings: Patrol 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN Dick Address Stouteburgh Silence ts the mother of Truth Noted For Working rn Mr Rhodes ofttce Dcydreams Engme mg Domgs Student Council orual 2 3 4 Chor 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 rack l CAMERA SHY HOWARD BEAGLES Howie Address 256 lonn Street Every man t a Dcxydrecxms T c rcycl Domgs Stude LY rang Sant Martaa 3 o l 3 LARISSA N BONFANTE Address 13 Ola '1 AJ l-l ntlty IS fx v1r u Noted For lntelltgcnc Eswr Domgs Choru 2 P in Comm 'ef 3 ,rd rp a bi ss hall 3 IZ : . 3 : ' er' I SS I ' 1 ' 4j ' I ' , V V Ch .' , , , 1 i l. 2l3,, S'q1t3'4 ' tr' ,234 A : ' c eet AA penny tor ' .: oi to ' : U 'e. 'enuf : '. , M ur .'t ' . ' 1 ef' to ht: r de I Z ' n ' Q Noted For: His rxctcrcyclfz Duydreams: To travel 'Q 2 C Qvin ': riew N 1 :TL to ' e ' : . fs .35 rintf ' : nt Fc? f' 3gDef ..tt. 1 A154ti.t . er , F at Le-f er Co we 3, B Se fll 3 cal. 4, Bcisketrxgll 2 3 4, Ba let , Tennif 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4. Squire Dance Clu 4 bl ROOM 120 FRONT ROW: I. Brummer, P. Ballard, D. Boysen. I. Adams, I. Adams, I. Allshouse, C. Allen. K. Artin. Douglas, A. E. Denito. I. OND ROW: S. Dabroski, C. Brunner. D. Brokaw, G. Ceraso. SECOND ROW: R. Bell, S. Bellows. G. Carlchuff. I. Carroll, H. Berg, B. Beekman. D. Beecher, A. Bernard, I. Catelli. THIRD ROW: W. Anderson, A. Bartolino, E. Bush. Deiizler, E. A. Carnevale. D. Bregenzer. R. Brobst, R. Baron, R. Beagles, M. Carnevale. JJ.. gmiw pf. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Miss Eva Brook, Adviser: Clarence Chang, Vice-Presideni: Robert Eisenmann, President: Mr. Ioesph Pierson, Adviser: Helen Berg, Treasurer: Ianice Lowe, Secretary. ROOM l43 FRONT ROW: R. Childs, B. Drake. D. Cheese, G. Dugger. C. Douglas, G. De Montalvo. Cornell, D. Chesebro, A. Conle. SEC- R. Cocciolillo. B. Deitzel, L. Ciallella, E. Clark, D. Del Vecchio, I. Cruser, M, Duncan, R. Daley. THIRD ROW: C. Chang, C. Cottrell, P. Diggdon, F. Douglas, B. Cran- dall, D. Cranstoun, R. Crawford, L. Craig. ROOM 142 LIBRARY FRONT ROW: D. Everett. B. Gillen. B. Giroux. D. FRONT ROW: F. Hargrove, L. Harris. M. Hoff. M. Gilliland, E. Fedun, V. Gergely. N. Fitzgerald. M. Hoffman. C. Kahny, M. Herold, L. Healy, A. Healy, Filzgerald. D. Geoghan, I. Flory. M. Gedes. SECOND I. Kahny. L. Kirk. D. King. SECOND ROW: R. Hall. ROW: I. Felsher, I. Green, E. Fuchs, I. Frazee, T. B. Harris. B. Hand, M. Hoiling. G. Hillpot, B. Iansen. Everett, R. Eisenmann. I. Fleck. W. Frambo. I. K. Kerr, N. Krimmel, W. Hurley. THIRD ROW: G Golden. THIRD ROW: N. Gebhart. W. Forward, E. Kirby. W. Hogariy. L. Kraus, D. Kleiber. I. Ierab, I. Glembocki, E. Esch. T. Friel. E. Goeke. E. Feduff. Iackson. M. Kopliner, G, Holmes, D. Keiunii. I. Frohling. A4 Jn jluuh 'flaw Hola ROOM 123 FRONT ROW: I. Morris. P. MacDonald. E. Muen- tener, R. Malsbury. L. Maxwell. I. Lowe, S. Malko. D. Mazur, F. La Flash, H. La Rue. SECOND ROW: I. Lewis. T. McCarty. I. Muller. E. Mertz. I. Lambert. M. Murphy. B. McCloskey, G. Manolakis. R. Lynch, W. McCourt. THIRD ROW: W. Lewis. I. Mclntyre. I. Melchor. F. Madden, W. Muelken, D. Merritt, B. Magnani. W. McCarthy, V. McLaughlin. ROOM 215 FRONT ROW: A. Pollard. Y. Parago. R. Ownes. M. Norris. A. Nace, D. Ross, T. Ragany. E. Rayhon. L. Roll. I. O'Kane, G. Prickett, I. Petty. SECOND ROW: D. Procaccino. L. Riddering. N. Perna. G. Roberts. l. Nostrand. N. Nutt. R. Palumbo. C. Patterson, I. Potts. A. Perrine, R. Potts. THIRD ROW: W. Rowles. R. Patko. H. Raymond. C. Rocknak. R. Procaccino. W. Oliver. C. Pope. I. Ream, I. Parker. D. Rocknalc. R. Reed. ROOM 141 FRONT ROW N Stme E Srmth I Souders S Run yon R Schlleter B Tash D Sweder E Sherman I Rudy A Sxclgnano D Sholton SECOND ROW D Sullivan R Scnley R Shodacek F Stone N Run yon K Sxebert V Sheldnck D Smzth R Stults W Thompson I Stonaker THIRD ROW E Rulfm W Stryker R Shelton E Schonhexter L Seavey A Terracxana C Schwmg H Saltzman W Shorten D Tallmadge C Strayer ROOM 133 FRONT ROW C Wyckoff S Wingate B Warman M Trumn P Van Krrk M Turney M Wrlhams L Wlllxams B Wood C Wrlcox B Ulander SECOND ROW T Wxllxs H Tmsman M Toole B Van Note B Walton M Welshon R Trotman E Waldron G Txddy M Yarcho I Tumey THIRD ROW A Toto C Wrd'-nan R Tryon T Vaughn C Vanderbxlt F Van Doormck R Txtus H Txedemann F Wells gn A In ru 1: ll n Agn .gn :I I. In All In 'll .ll 1' u gl rl ll In rn ll .ru le 1 ,. ln .1 yn .11 I In -1- rv: I .1n.:n. 1- n 63 . Q C! 0 A ROOM 217 FRONT ROW: S. Benson. E. Brian, I. Bzeese, I. Applegate, B. Brown, D. Broderick. I. Allen. M. Bac- on. P. Carnevale, L. Calkin. M. Bergen. M. Childs. M. Church. SECOND ROVV: A. Bartolino. A. Ciallel- la, D. Carroll, I. Brown, E. Bugden. B. Brandon. I. Aaron, A. Cahill. W. Barnocky. C. Ashton, I. Brear- ley. THIRD ROW: A. Carnevale. I. Bryan. I. Bailey. P. Benson, R. Adams, M. Artin, F. Almgren. C. Ben- son. R. Baker, I. Borghi. G. Bolrner. H fo CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Alan Hagenbuch, President: Angelo Carne- vale, Treasurer: Miss Louise Osgood. Mr. Or- ville Spessard. Advisers: Iohn Muller. Vice- President: Lee Willis, Secretary. ROOM 121 FRONT ROW: R. Frascella. C. Frazee. M. DeSandra, D. Fabian, R. Guadagno, A. Coker, E. Conover. H. Collins. A. Duncan, I. Denito, R. Dean. SECOND ROW: A. Cocciolillo, W. Eggeri, C. Gentilin, I. Craig. I. Grundy. S. Dieirick, A. Gregory, I. Grandberry, R. Friel. T. Ford. THIRD ROW: L. Fletcher, R. Davis. W. Crouse. P. Gulick, G. Diviaio, L. Cray. L. Groom. I. Dixon. I. Freda, L. Ferrara. ROOM 204 FRONT ROW: E. Iones. A. Ieflers. B. Huber. M. Haf- enmaier. H. Hasbrouck, R. Koepisch, S. Iarvie. M Hennon. G. Hamrysky, I. Hu!de.1. SECOND ROW L. Kidd. R. Hetherington. R. Harrison, M. Hinkel I. Holst. S. Holman. C. Kurkjian. I. Kirby, I. King THIRD ROW: G. Kirk, H. Ieflers. G. Heidelberg, T King. A. Hagenbuch, R. Hogarty. C. Hariss. E. Kopp. ROOM 208 FRONT ROW: P. Luhrman, I. Nini, D. Middleton. F. La Flash, E. Latterman, G. Miller. M. Nunzialo. E Micinsky. K. Mitzen, M. Linington. SECOND ROW L. Larson, A. Moore, I. Muller, D. Lynch. I. Merk, P Myers. G. McAlinden, S. Lisi. G. Mudd. THIRD ROW C. Morris. C. Luther. H. Niehaus. D. Lee, R. Loux R Levey. B. Maddalon. D. McAvenia. Dgyfm Jhwwflwgvpzw ROOM 207 FRONT ROW B Ohver A Ross I. Rlghter M Parzxalo I Petrozzmx M Robbms A Sassman G Reynolds S Robxnson E Patko I Rmz R Petrone C Rueb SECOND ROW I.. Rivers R Ruedemann A Robottx G Rocks I Pxgott I Robmson K Rxd denng T Robbms S Schlauck C Peterson I Pet rone R Ogonofskl THIRD ROW H Ross I I ONe1ll I Raxkes R Phxllxps R Sanders G Pomer fx Paulmo R Schlllmg I O ONe1ll S Ream A Parpart V Rosner ROOM 223 FRONT ROW M Spmks I. Scott M Schmexss M Sportell I Sherman I Steepy I Sxlvester L Ste Shteu' C Slmonse S Spencer R Stout A Stott M Smith H Smxth I Scudder W Schroeder R Schwmg THIRD ROW H Schwarz R Shangle R Stewart N Schoenthal D Stlves T Smith S Scu leratx M Stewart T Stephens ROOM 224 FRONT ROW O Wesner G Walker C Tornquxst I Swxft I. Wzllxs P T1mm I A Thompson I Un angst I Wllson I C Thompson I Wallace SEC OND ROW H Vervendes I Tenney I Voorhees B Yeoman K Weston B Summers E Underwood D Wells O Wxlhams A Waldren R Traegler H Waldren THIRD ROW A Tamasx I Tutano A Tea gue H Sweeney P Venable D Wxllxams P Wxl hams I Tomarchxo A Tram C Tamasx phcm, C. Smith, G. Steinline. SECOND ROW: O. ROOM 213 FRONT ROW: C. Arrnonia, C. Baldino, I. Bovino, N. Bedford. R. Baron, P. Bellows, D. Barlow, B. Brickley, L. Adams. A. Brown, L. Briscoe. SECOND ROW: L. Anderson. P. Allshouse. M. Boggs, I. Black, I. Brear- ley, E. Brockelbank. R. Atwood, L. M. Broadway, B. Bergessen, M. Allison, W. Bock. THIRD ROW: S. Boysen, C. Bianco. I. Basle, A. Bowne, W. Bowen. R. Braden, I. Balestrieri, D. Anderson, S. Bianco, C. Baunach. A311 Wow, fha J CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Diane Barlow, Treasurer: Mr. Paul Chesebro, Adviser: Iames Hinkel, Vice-President: Richard Walton. President: Mrs. Molly Updike, Ad- viser: Leona Chang. Secretary. ROOM 210 FRONT ROW: M. Drew, K. Dodge, C. Chianese, P. Cortelyou. B. Davison, A. Drake, B. Caivano, D. Cawley, M. Corio, A. Carnevale. K. Cuomo, A. Car- nevale. SECOND ROW: G. DeMontalvo. E. Carballal, B. Corson, B. Conner, E. Cook, S. Christian, L. Chang, G. Chester. I. Chester, I. Davis, I. Cooper. THIRD ROW: W. Davall, G. Connor. K. Christiansen. I. Dis- nuke, R. Carter, G. Crater, I. Cavanaugh, C. Clowes. T. Cavanaugh, R. Delsasso, A. Butler. ROOM 134 FRONT ROW: M. Emman, H. Elgrim, I. Hawkins, I. Henderson, B. Goeke, B. Gorman, D. Fasanella. M. Ewers. B. Freedman, H. Gee, I. Gracey, L. Graham. SECOND ROW: W. Engstrom, I. Grant, D. Feman- dez. I. Freda, B. Ellis, B. Harrison, G. Gurisic, H. Graham. R. Elking1on, R. Echivarria. THIRD ROW: D. Ginter, W. Fosler. F. Haienmaier. L. Green, R. Heacock, I. Esche, K. Eisenmann, I. Eby, I. Hender- SOIL ROOM 135 FRONT ROW: P. Labau, I. Lisi, I. Kokesh, M. Iones. S. Iohnson. I. Holman, A. Lavoie, B. Hickey, S. Ku- bon, E. Lewis, A. Hoagland, B. Lindsay. SECOND ROW: L. Levine, A. Hoagland, P. LaRue, M. Lam- bert. A. Iohnson, D. Kaufiman. N. Knowles, S. Hill- born, C. Lane, G. Holcombe, D. Homrighausen. THIRD ROW: M. La Vake, I. Hinkel. N. Hume, H. Kahny. I. Leeder, D. Holmes, G. Lowe, T. Iohnson. R. Hunter. dim Quia 6025! Jfrwwn ROOM 222 FRONT ROW: M. Moore, M. Mulgrew, N. Mertz. R. Mull, S. Olceson, K. Owen. I. Madden, B. Martin. E. Mershon. M. Muelken. SECOND ROW: N. Nunziato, W. Mclntyre. I. MacKenzie, F. Mazzella, W. Ownes, W. MacFarland, I. Mehl. W. Millard, M. Mennello, W. Musch. THIRD ROW: P. Mowery, G. Malpas. D. MacKenzie. C. Osborn, R. MacPherson, I. Miller, V. Martin, R. Nemes, E. Mitnaul, R. McAvenia. ROOM 218 FRONT ROW: I. Regenye. D. Porter. V. Petrone. I. Rosenburg, L. Pinelli, E. Pirone, M. Ryden, B. Rei- sert, I. Rowles. H. Ragony, D. Payne. SECOND ROW: A. Petrone, P. St. George, E. Reed, I. Price, B. Patterson. P. Potts, E. Reed, I. Phillips, A. Pascu. A. Sannino. I. Quick. THIRD ROW: C. Page. R. Reed, M. Sanders, A. Palumbo, T. Perks, F. Perna, H. Sass- man, G. Rockalellow, I. Rinz. ROOM 203C FRONT ROW: G. Smith, A. Shimomura. R. Servis. I. Stace, D. Smith, P. Silvester, C. Sullivan, K. Szik- lai, I. Stevens, E. Schmitz. SECOND ROW: I. Sny- der, H. Servis. E. Snedeker, P. Smith. S. Shulz, C. Scassera, A. Stout. B. Smith, C. Streater. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, R. Seville, W. Sill, G. Stout, A. Ston- ski, P. Swingle. G. Sorenson. I. Shepard, D. Skill- man. ROOM 203D FRONT ROW: A. White, R. Venier, C. Tryon, B. Weber. H. Weigel. H. West, B. Thompson, T. Trot- man. I. Weissenburger, D. Young. SECOND ROW: D. Wible. I. Vandewater. R. Weiss, C. Vey. A. Trush. R. Trani, S. Thomas, G. Willis. C. Tamasi, F. Wright. THIRD ROW: L. Vendetti, I. Weisel, W. Wilson, A. Wood. E. Tindall, R. Walton. C. Thomas. F. Wyckoff. M. 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