Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Feeling that they quite accurately describe our administration, classes, and activities, we have applied appropriate titles to some ot the following pages. We of the yearbook staff hope that the 1954 PRINCE will always be among the most treasured books and that it will help to recall in years to come the most cherished memories oi Princeton High School. I , ti' ' ii, i t 4 3-7 .t:..g ............ nu- .,....-4 Sn Books are keys to 'wisdonfs trerzsnreg Books are gates to lands of pleasureg Books are paths that npfward leadg Books are friends. Conte, let ns read. C TABLE or CONTENTS Page Administration . . A . 6 U7Id67'L'l05S7ll67l A . A , 1+ Seniors . . , , . , 22 Activities .,.. . . . 48 Boys' Sports , . . . . . 66 Girls' Sports . . , . . 74 Advertisers . 4 . , . 78 L .W i Al fx A 'L .-,Z iw -03 I5 campu and TOP: Princeton High after the iirst snowfall BELOW: The Tower against the sky il' W ' Q, CENTER: with the BOTTOM: Southwest view of school showing the Library Tower in the background The snow that brought an unexpected holiday N Y , mf f 1 u v ' 4 lvl I 1 'f. 45 Y Y 53551 wa- '::5 A qw . Sv L.. Holm are keys to Wisa'0111's treasure .E-in-if -r-fa iw , n 'X . . Qs fb' f Q f- rt. ?'Hb A 'vm-P ' - wg 'L . ifi-'Pi 'I T - ., ...dj 1--9 li, V, ,I fx!-5'5'f ' My 314 x .' Q, n- --. w1 '.4.'l 'K P. 332 ' 1 if-. . 2' 'jf' Qihw, QR . .Gal 'A lp : .' - 3. I: .4,.ii,- ' AIHVII I THATIO WILLIAM H. RHODES Principal B. WOODHULL DAVIS Supervising Principal admini tration IOSEPH V. DRULIS Assistant Principal FREDERIC S. COFFMAN IEANNE M. WRIGHT IACK BARDON Dean of Boys Dean oi Girls Guidance Consultant Guidance Director Director of Activities WILLIAM F. ALSTON IACK I. BARDON IESSICA S. BARTLETT BEATRICE M. BEDARD Science Psychologist History Nurse FRANK BIRCH RICHARD E. BORGER EVA BROOK FLORENCE M. BURKE Industrial Arts Business Education Librarian Mathematics ff' W .farm ' 225-rl ff,,.g. acult vw- no GIIDLY TFRCH Qgwv' FREDERIC S COFFMAN DOROTHEA deCHIARA DOMINICK FERRARA WALTER R. FLEET Mathematics Modern Languages Art English DOROTHY P. GASKELL ELIZABETH W. GIBSON VERNA R. GREEN GERALD D. GRONINGER Modern Languages Home Economics Home Economics Mathematics A. MYRTLE HENSOR Business Education MABEL S. HERB Modem Languages THOMAS HILBISH Music WALTER R. HORNER Music RUTH A. HUZZARD English IOSEPH M. IINGOLI. IR. English PANSY B. LEONARD English ALDEN G. LEWIS Science MAURIS H. LIVINGSTON History EDITH B. MARGERUM Art H. LEE MCCONAHY English OLIVE F. McKEE English WINFIELD S. NILES Science . LOUISE B. OSGOOD English LOUISE C. PALMER Business Education ETHEL PANKOVE English IOSEPH L. PIERSON History GLENDA G. RICHARDS Latin I0 LOUIS R. RICHARDS Muslc ELMER C. SAVAGE Music GLORIA E. SEITZ Business Education I. ALFRED SEITZ Industrial Arts MORRILI. F. SHEPARD Mathematics ORVILLE T. SPESSARD History RUTH M. STEINER Home Economics IOHN A. STEWART Science H. KELSEY STONE, IR. Business Education ETHEI. N. THOMAS English GEORGE H. TINDALL Physical Education ADELAIDE E. TUNNELI. Physical Education GLENN E. UNDERWOOD Agriculture MOLLIE B. UPDIKE Mathematics MARIE R. WARREN History RICHARD H. WOOD Industrial Arts IEANNE M. WRIGHT Latin HARRY W. ZOLL Science 'Q qfm-,mm vm N. 3 A Qs , Q .gr - f. 1 4 x it , S F' w s 'lv' 3 9 Home Sc mtervnew ! 1 .Q fi' I i Y ' . A Q fezvjiy ,ffm A .M .. , 'af QJ U..-LN' R ' 13: -5 xml' W 1. 2, ., ,fm Ni ,v + ,. 1 5 a E a 5 ,wa 4 Q. k ,H ,-5 T ,M N -up - -' V 571' f q .. K 2 W X , ww 2 , U o - - ' : ' 1 I Rom' are pam Mai upward lead Sl CL -Q4 .wo- ,,5m.,,Ns. , ' Wk 1 ' LAM. F1-. .K .1235 -ins lx 'nn nfs i I I 'K 6 I ,I ,I .--nf. V., fm-. 2 . . ...,,,m. , 4 YSWW W mow fe X mafi a, -vs, l cz: TH 'avi in numeme I Kim- 'FFS'- . 0.5 1 .. E ' I, . - ,-ina? -.-4 M N -I Si?-. ,J 1-:ww ' if QQ-lah! V ' ' OF xg, V , .- . sig,-.5521 I ,. yn: 1 ' ' sig EQ Qi? r H123 f Y 9 ' . .44 -, is gb ' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS The Freshmen Class ofiicers and advisers confer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Updike. adviser: Harriet Dye, secretary: Ralph Pirone, presi- dent: Mr. Zell, adviser: Carol Mehl. treasurer: Lee Hammond. vice- president. -7257 FIRST ROW: I. Pedersen. H. Huff. H. Pannell, R. Huffman. C. Nini. R. Panicaro. W. Miller. W. Margerum, A. Pelli- chero. A. Meyer. P. Nerqaard, R. Kiefer. B. Olsen, I. Hixson. W. Moran. SECOND ROW: C. Anderson, I. Anderson, L. Baker, G. Allen, D. Hari, C. Iohnson, I. Owens. S. Herbert, D. Hulick. M. Landis. B. Huebler, S. Marsiad, G. As- bury, I. Lavoie. S. Madsen, E. Harris. A. Moore. S. Hill, M. Balestrieri. F. Moore. A. Bernard. THIRD ROW: V. Baun- ach. S. Black, C. Mehl, C. Bolles, B. Bedford. A. Blydenburqh. R. Blackwell, L. Baldino. P. Peabody, E. Kingston, H. Maurer. D. Boehner. R. Nicoll. M. Meitler. I. Paiterson. M.Merzinsky, B. Beck, I. Baldwin. FOURTH ROW: K. Boggs. R. Applegate. V. Hoagland, M. Kriz. P. Moran, P. Liptak, I. Palko. C. Bergstrom. B. Hulick, G. McGovern, A. Asen- dorf. B. Baker. I. Panek. B. Nystrom, F. Marsion. FIFTH ROW: D. Arnold, I. Mather. E. Lenz. C. Iohnson, H. Macgill, G. Leck. W. Birch, I. Lake. I. Larson. R. Knowles, D. Holman. A. Loverinq. SIXTH ROW: M. Logue, B. Harrison. C. Iubenville, N. Kovalakides, R. Harris. I. Henderson, W. Higgins. -V .WW .... V ls X Qs v A Ki . ' I M , Q V ' x A ln' ' A Q' LT L 'R I 5' A L n ' ' ' Q sf ,. L ,rs . ,ah ' 1, 264' 'J Ssmyfps, r git K K - i. gm ' S V A ,swf af Q , SD ,WY 9 xy- ' ' fgwi 'T' if 3 X Qu ff a x 1' A A Q Qxi x ,Qg.Q by .Q A W A 1 42?-x ' , . .Q ' L . 4-mb X,.fL L A A 4' W v V if Sv X .-4, '- y I 'f , . , , .WL 'Z I N P f' Yagi, ' Q sb Q. Q W 12 v ff , XA 4 A ,iQ . ,N ,W fi ' i , R ,L, -' Q -f ,zu 'V A?A' A VQQ,,-L9 fi? ,373 '.L., 5, if f J X - ' 1 FK W' nj 1 if X ' if 'A' 23 M X ll 1 'Ks I7 f ' -f f .. ' ' in .1 U , ,W,.aamL.'x' 5,5 N V 2 w Q E27 ' QQ 1 3 M Yf V 1 bl J s hg I at ,,,.,,.-.,.,.,5. f Q MQ? ' xg . + QA v 0, if 1 'N Q0 'Fw -000' Q: Q , afar vw 4 m .M i x he . I., Y M4 Q: Q4 , . G? if 1 jr f R ..f,f 4,k uw , vw ' ,, . -. V , W 3 : , W J C Li 5 X. 1. 8 H95 W.-114. 4 . I ...S 'ms - ' t f I f I ', X x A U fi- -f , Y N. I nwxwmn -, .iw 'f' U, Mgt:-f K , . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISEHS President ol the Sophomore Class, Steve Younq. confers with Advisers Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Groninqer. and other officers. Ronald Mucha, Vice-President: Lucille Hulllish Istandinql. Treasurer and Suzanne Lowe. Iseatedl Secretary. Zhao-7756 FIRST ROW: V. Payne, T. Rosfiord, I. Pisacane, D. Outerbridqe. D. Sculerati, L. Housman, K. North, H. Smith. E Seylarth, D. Smith. M. Scott, T. Pinelli, L. Rossi, T. O'Kane, W. Niles, A. Pemberton. W. Peters. SECOND ROW: L Oncley, L. Hendrickson, P. Elqrim, L. Fuqill, B. Fell, S. Harker, S. Huizing, A. Graeber, C. Godsey. I. Givens C. Hoagland, E. Harmon, L. Givens, I. Egan, G. Hulliish, L. Hulllish, V. Hulllish. I. Holton, G. Freeman, A. Hendry THIRD ROW: I. Perry, D. Pierson, R. Obinger, N. Pilato, I. Perrine, G. Peters, B. Nunziato, N. Powers, M. A Pinelli, D. O'Brien, D. Plum. S. Pitman, I. Pietrinlerno, S. Nicholls, L. Pearson, M. Farlee. N. Grover, I. Renk, P Rampona. FOURTH ROW: N. Nelson. I. Heacock, R. Patterson. I. Fisher, R. Guinn, I. Smith, H. Quinn, E. Pocino A. Shepard, W. Pierre. A. Pirone. I. Harbison, T. Peyton, D. Pfister. FIFTH ROW: W. Reed, C. Rodenberqer. H Ellis, T. Hill, R. Sorenson, D. Ebelinq. I. Gantz, D. Sanders, W. Spencer, C. Hardy, M. Holman, B. Searles, W. Reed: SIXTH ROW: R. Hall, I. Goedeclce, B. Fleckenstein. P. Smyth. L. Schaler, P. Rahm, W. Hilton. R. Niper. l f ' 'F J f - wrt- S D. ' WK - - ,I ' ' FIRST ROW: I. Cunningham. F. Kneisel, H. Drake. D. Cresson. G. Kingston. T. Buxton, R. Cook. SECOND ROW: I. Anderson, C. MacNamee. S. Kettle, M. A. Iones. E. Doggett, B. Ballard. A. Diederich, L. Burrill. N. Christian. H. Alli- son. I. Douglas. I. Culbreth. C. Craltree. R. Conover. N. Conte, S. Desautelle. M. Banks. S. Allen, R. A. Karch, A. Allshouse. THIRD ROW: L. Bach. M. Marshall, E. Adam. A. Briggs, I. Hood. I.. D'Andrea. P. Dixon. N. Cain. M. Dix. M. Burrell. L. Corl, L. Cooper, G. Brown. P. Hunt. D. Louderback, D. Iones. I. Losche, A. Mason. D. Maxwell. E. Iackson, I. Margerum. FOURTH ROW: R. King. F. Kessler. W. Maieski. C. Hoyler. M. Mertz. I. Laird. S. Delneso, L. Hunt. E. May. R. Cubberley. R. Bryan. F. Lavoie, R. Carazzai. FIFTH ROW: I. Iohnson. R. Almond. L. Andrews, F. Cox. L. Dilworth. I. Baldwin. C. Brown. I. Campbell. R. Hunt. R. Allen. S. Atkins. T. D'Arms. SIXTH ROW: P. Bevensee. R. Davison. I. Chambers, W. Hulick, F. Cavanaugh. W. Lockwood. A. Leoni. ' -7755 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS The Iunior Class Officers and Advisers pose lor their picture. FRONT ROW: Robert Davison. President: Betty Lou Peterson. Treasurer: Clodius Willis, Vice-President: Stephen Grifting. Secretary. BACK ROW: Advisers, Miss Burke and Mr. Pierson. ' 'Z' '..k N Q, ., ,,-' Q cum' 4 zxrecrnm-ms - 'F V. H .,,,4.-, 'L . Drs- - .. Q - p .figw ,, 1551 -.5 f' ff A ' .. .- . H 1.5.3 , ' 1' Q I 2 A 75 . I I ,- - Q Y n I i 20 f FIRST ROW: G. Toole, H. lace, I. Haydu. R. Edling, T. Wyckoff. R. Hillier. D. Everett, R. Hauck. H. Woolwine. SECOND ROW: S. Greene, C. reig. L. Gutbrodt, B. Thomas. B. Thompson, I. Towne. E. Weinrich, A. Wallis. N. Vaughan, C. Wuiner, L. Ellis, F. Urken. I. Updike. S. Wood. A. Van Zandt, S. Grol'l. A. White, S. Titus. P. Tortora. THIRD ROW: M. Griftin, S. Gundersen. B. Ferrara, D. Hamrysky, B. Durling, M. Gerqely, L. Van Kirk, A. Wat- linqton, V. Everett, I. Falzone, D. Gilchrist, P. Hinds. I. Hill. S. Updike, A. Gantz, K. Fiortoit, N. Drew. FOURTH ROW: S. Grilting, I. Vaccaro, D. Drilt, M. Harms, A. Epstein, L. Tindall, I. Dye, L. Wilson, I. Harris, G. Grover, R. Fleck, D. Wible, W. George. FIFTH ROW: F. Eiker. M. Fushini, I- Thompson. R- Trossboch. I- Hammond. C. Willis, I. Vandegrift, B. Zinsman, G. Gillette, D. Fausey, D- Goldstein. D- Wilbur- SIXTH ROW! D- FUr1khGUS9l'- R. Grove. A. Terry, R. Wood. A. Graham. R. Van Pelt, C- Green- FIRST ROW: I. Bell, B. Berqesen, A. Tcxmasi, I. Rieszer, A. Niese, F. Mitzen, P. Rodeleld, S. Reed, D. Bergesen. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, I. Blyman, E. Nelson, l.. Pemberton, M. Peabody, S. Miller. I. Bohn, M. Blackwell. M. Montgomery, P. Muller, P. Nicoll, M. Raubinger, I. Purdy, B. Phillips, E. Rockalellow, I. Stryker, G. Sellers. THIRD ROW: R. O'Kane, F. Nini, P. Stone, A. Schmidt, S. Reed, I. Reed, F. Snedeker, E. Ruedy. M. Bell, R. Potts, I. Mow- ery, B. L. Peterson. I. Scxntowasso, S. Sussman, I. Suydam, I. Panek. F. Struve, W. Schwarz. FOURTH ROW: I. Sim- mons, L. Smith, G. Pipia, S. Taormina. W. Ruedemann, V. Mount, R. Stives, R. Poinsett. H. Seeburqer, S. Moore. I. Perna, E. Braddock, R. Richey, I. Parascando. FIFTH ROW: P. Becker, R. Brauner, W. Richardson, B. Briel, R. Novak, R. Montgomery, B. Mount, B. Raymond, G. Morton, D. Spencer, W. Rodeleld, D. Nerqaard. SIXTH ROW: C. Snyder, W. Phillips, R. Odenweller, L. Page, W. Staib. G. Schoenthal, H. Nilsen. A ' NR In X mae.-.nf-r. fe.-. x New Helms 0f I9 4 ltalo Freda, Senior Class President. conlers with the Senior Advisers. Miss Bartlett and Mr. Lewis. The class officers get together. Italo Freda. President: Ioe Carballal. Vice-President: Marie MacKenzie. Secretary: Barbara Bailey, Treasurer. RALPH AANONSEN ,T R. D. 1, Princeton New arrival at P. H. S. this K year . . . likes huntina . . . quiet sense ot humor LYNN C. ADAMS 80 N. Stanworth Drive Gay qiddiness . . . Paris style clothes . , . slightly southern touch , . . blond bornbshell . . . Activities: Chorus 3, 4 GLADYS M. ALDEN Lawrenceville Hap . . . the car with ti personality . . . expressive eyes , . , lots oi fun . . , Activities: Council Z7 Tower 3, News Editor 47 Chorus l, 7, 3, 4g Loader Corps 3, 4: G. A. C. 3: Hockey l, 2. 3: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Ceramics Club 4 22 ERNST F. ADAM 50 Hurnbert Street Quiet mannerisms . . . very blond hair . . . likes to watch races . . . at home in the Cat- skills . . . Activities: Track 3: Soccer 3 ERNEST I. ADLER Hopewell Ernie . . . nice personality . . . likes skating . . . also cars , , . real hot-rodcler . . . Activities: Patrol 45 Model Club 4 BILSEI. H. ALISBAH 345 Nassau Street Bill . , . a cohort of Dr. Einstein , . . always willinq to help . . . photography . . . Activities: Court 4: Tennis, Soccer 4 DAII. ARCHER 25 Wiggins Street A certain Scotchman . . . loves math . . . cross country mascot . . . swimming pool . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Exchange 3, 4: Deans Committee 3: Operetta 2, 35 Tumbling 2, 3: Tennis 2, 47 Visual Aides 4 BARBARA I. BAILEY Old Princeton Pike Bobbie . . . always laugh ing . . . noted for neat clothes . . . Activities: Council 35 Class Treas. 4: Chorus l, 2, 3: Prince Typist 4: Exchange 3: Ceramics Club 4 IOAN C. BARKSDALE Plainsboro Ioanie . . . short blond hair . . . green eyes . . . hillbilly music . . . seen with Doris . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2 BERNARD W. BELKNAP R. D. 2. Trenton Bernie . . . new to P. H. S. this year . . . likes horse- racing . . . also other sports E. ALLYN BERRY 80 Ieiierson Road Con . . . party girl . , . that blue station wagon . . . Activ- ities: Class Secy. lg Council l. 27 Tower Proof Editor 47 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Prince 3, 47 Deans Committee 37 G. A. C. 25 Red Cross Council 3: Tower Boosters 3, 4: Base- ball, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 f Miss, s. 4. , c HELEN E. ATOEFF Cherry Valley Road Shy and sweet . . . lovely hair . . . quiet personality . . . hillbilly music , . . friendly . . . Activities: Ceramics Club 4 DORIS E. BAKER Cranbury Being with Ioan and Doris . . . hillbilly music . . . short blond hair . . . that '49 Ford . . . Activities: Maiorettes 3: Chorus l, 2 WILLIAM C. BECK Princeton Iunction Bill . . . ability in math . . . likes food, music, and blonds . . . die-hard Yankee ian . . . Activities: Tower 4: Band 3, 45 Football lg Cooking Club 4 ELIZABETH M. BERNARD R. D. 3, Princeton Betty . . . curly hair , . . her jokes . . , always blush' ing . . . listens to popular records . . , Activities: Chorus l, 2: Tennis l, 2 MARY ANNA BOOTH 511 Kingston Road Anna . . . likes parties and dancing . . . always laughing . . . that raised left eyebrow . . . Activities: Tower 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 27 Play 27 Bowling, Tennis lp Base- ball l, 2 23 ALFRED G. BOWERS 252 Moore Street Al . . . class president three years . . . jeep station wagon . . . broad shoulders . . . Activities: Class Pres. l, 2, 3, Council l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Operetta 3: Soccer 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Award 3 EILEEN C. BRIAN Lawrenceville Never a hair out of place . . . those big brown eyes . . . lots oi lun . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling, Tennis l. 2, 3, 4, Ceramics Club 4 IOHN O. BROADWAY 10 Birch Avenue Broad--Kidd . . . his large family . . . likes sports and girls . . . Activities: Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Base- ball l, Football Club 4 ROBERT E. BROOKS R. D. 4. Lawrenceville Brooksey . . . that sense of humor and crazy laugh . . . riding around in his Ford RICHARD M. BROWN Princeton-Kingston Road Dick . . . questions, always questions . . . long telephone conversations . . , Activities: Patrol 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra , 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3 4, C ' 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Play 2, Operetta 3, Cross Country 3, Cooking Club 4 l , hoir 4, , I : ,si , ,,., P ' : t 2 .5535 J: -1 . 1155? me ,QQ - t. 17... ,ap ' L, -:' .... Z!itES..'I. ' MARY T. BRABSTON Princeton Iunction Terri . . . typing ability . . . noted for her walk . . . driv- ing that '39 Ford . . . quick- tempered . . . Activities: Red Cross Council 4, Bowling l, Typing Award 2: Cafeteria Asst. l, Z, 3, 4 BARBARA I. BRIGGS R. D. 3, Brunswick Pike Bobbie . . . noted for a certain sailor named Bob . . . setting hair . . . being short . . . Activities: Chorus 3, Cai- eteria Asst, 4, Ceramics Club 4 IOHANN BROBST R. D. 1, Princeton Iody . . . artistic ability . . . lover of music . . . a ring from a certain alumnus . . . Activities: Color Guard 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, Ceramics Club 4 IRENE E. BROWN Plainsboro Her ponytail . . . always thinking of her Air Force boy . . . likes sewing, reading . . . Activities: Chorus 2, Ceram- ics Club 4 IOANNE E. BUCHER 38 Alexander Street Io . . . new this year . . . troublesome curiosity . . . world traveler . . . ex-council president in lran . . . Activ- ities: Choiaus 4 HARRY BURTON 1610 Lawrenceville Road New to P. H. S. last year . . . football hero . . . his custom- ized cars . . . Oh Happy Day . . . Activities: Court Senior Iudge 45 Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball 3, 4: Foot- ball Club Pres. 4 IOSE M. CARBALLAI.. IR. Hopewell Ice . . . his French maid . . . a second Durante? . . . well-known man about school . . . Activities: Class Vice- Pres. 45 Court 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 27 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3 REGINALD CARTER Hopewell Reggie . . . big and brawny . . . football and baseball ability . . . works on cars . . . Activities: Chorus li Football 2, 3, 47 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 ROSE A. CASTORO Hopewell Rosie . . . lots of fun . . . good worker . . . learning to drive . . . always laughing ISABELLE R. CHAMBERLIN R. F. D. 2. Trenton Belle . . . very quiet . . . likes square dancing . . . knitting . . . sweet smile . . . friendly manner . . . Activi- ties: Chorus 3, Camera Club 4 ELLERY F. CALKIN, IR. The Great Road Red . . . friendly . . . ter- rific dancer . . . a way with women . . . great Council president . . . Activities: Council 2, 3, Pres. 45 Play, Operetta 3: Baseball, Track ly Soccer l, 2, 3, 45 F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Electrical Crew 3: Honor Award 3 DEAN G. CARKHUFF Hopewell Carky . . . one of Mr. Underwood's F. F. A. boys . , . likes hunting and fishing . , , Activities: Band lg F. F. A. l, 2, 3 WALTER C. CASE Federal City Road. Trenton Casey . . . teachers' pest . . . likes hunting . . . can't stand girls . . . one of the Lawrenceville boys FRANKLIN C. CAWLEY Princeton Iunction Frank . , . aversion to work . . . likes hunting . . . seen in a gray '35 Chevy . . . Activ- ities: Baseball 3, 4 FU-YUI CHAN Terhune Road Fu . , . real scientific ability . . . likes photography . . . quiet type? . . . The Admirals boy , . . Activities: Court Asst. Prosecutor 4 25 DIANNE F. CHASE 74 N. Stanworth Drive Dogface . . . that southern touch . . . athletic . . . Activ- ities: Chorus 3, 45 Dean's Committee 35 Leader Corps 45 G. A. C. 3, Pres. 45 Tower Boosters 45 Operetta 35 I-lockey, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis 3, 45 State Hockey 3, 4 C. STANTON CLARK Plainsboro Stan . . . big man . . . 44 on tootball team . . . likable guy . . . Activities: Court Sen- ior ludge 45 Band l, 25 Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Football, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Winter Track l, 2, 4 IULIA F. COMPTON Skillman Iudy . . . quiet but friendly . . . likes roller skating . . . enthusiastic A's ian . . . Activities: Basketball 45 Cam- era Club 4 NANCY I.. CORTELYOU R. D. 1, Princeton Cort . . . likes sports . . . seen with Bernice . . . a Franklin Park-er . . . Activi- ties: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey l, 2: Bowling l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 45 Bridge Club 4 ROBERT D. COWAN Province Line Road Bob . . . his home chemistry lab . . . likes electronics, too . . . Activities: Chorus 3, 4: Choir 45 Electrical Crew 3, 4 26 HERMAN I. CIPELLI 44 Pine Street Herm . . . wavy black hair . . . speaks Italian . . . likes friendly fights . . . Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball 1 VIRGINIA A. COLEY Lawrenceville Ginny . . . stunning! . . . likes cats . . . known to Sue as Viscopoda . , . tinioil lunches . . . Activities: Patrol 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Prince Class Editor 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Tennis, Base- ball l, 2 SUZANNE COOK 268 Stockton Road Sue . . . known to Ginny as Viscopoda . . . trip to Cal- ifornia . . . friendly . . . Activ- ities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 35 Bowling 3, 45 Baseball 2, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Teri- nis 1, 2, 3, 45 Ceramics Club 4 RAYMOND T. COUGHLAN 297 Western Way Hay . . . one of the cross country crew . . . Dodger ian . . . Activities: Council 2, 45 Court l, 3: Tower 3, Editor-in- Chief 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 A. A. Treas. 45 Winter Track 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 3, 4 ROBERT M. COX 260 Moore Street Dixie . . . that laugh . . . likes history . . . gray Pontiac convertible . . . Activities: Baseball l, 25 Tennis 3, 45 Cooking Club 4 BARRY S. CRAMP 10 Westcott Road The Veep . . . one of the cross country boys . . . likes to think with The Admiral . . . mysogynist . . . Activities: Council Vice-Pres. 4: Ex- change 3, 4: Bed Cross Council 3: Basketball 3: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Visual Aides 4 C. LEONE CRANSTOUN Lawrenceville Rusty . . . that Mercury . . . those New Hampshire sum- mers . . . p. j. parties . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3: Exchange 3: Bowling l, 2, 4: Baseball, Basketball l, 2: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 H. WARREN CRAWFORD Belle Mead Crawf . . . 4-H work . . . gives quiet impression . . . good-natured . . . Activities: Chorus 4: Football 3: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, Pres. 4 CATHERINE CUOMO 60 Leigh Avenue Cathy . . . short and sweet . . . sparkling laugh . . . Commercial Corner . . . Activities: Dean's Committee 3: Prince Typist 4: Ceramics Club 4 IOHN L. DELNESO 8411: Leigh Avenue His ambition? . . . altable type . . . always grinning . . . real loyal Dodger ian . . . Activities: Winter Track 3: Basketball 1: Track 2, 3 4 'W gif 1-.,e-2.2 , xl: M' t 'Q 39: A' ig? Y f,, r is ' -41..i.M. jf' , fs -ffifc sg. 4' ttig ti.: ' f f, uw: Y i . 4: W 4' -ffm A ll' k ,Lf 4' ii 4. . .5 is ly, L ,fl 1 '- ' :gk BARBARA CHANCE Franklin and Grover Avenue Bobbie . . . freckles . . . those dimples . . . likes high school dances . . . Activities: Exchange 3: Bed Cross Coun- cil 4: Bowling, Baseball, Bas- ketball l, 2: Dancing Club Monitor 4 BERNICE M. CRAWFORD Skillman 4-l-I . . , seeing-eye dogs . . . enthusiastic alto . . . short, sweet, seldom sad . . . Activ- ities: Tower 3: Chorus l, Z, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Exchange 3: Dean's Com- mittee 3: Operetta 3: Basket- ball 3: Ceramics Club 4 IOYCE H. CRESSON 51 Westcott Road Leslie . . . cute and quiet . . . likes dancing . . . also horses . . . new this year . . . Activities: Art Club 4 DOUGLAS I. DeCICCO Rocky Hill Doug . . . Dechickio . . . his name . . . cutting hair . . . his red face . . . Activities: Basketball, Baseball l: Elec- trical Crew: Stockroom Asst. 4 JOSEPH C. DeSANDRE R. D. 2, Trenton Joe . . . F. F. A. vice- president . . . baseball tan . . . quiet . . . likes hunting . . . Activities: F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Typing Club 4 27 HUGH DINGLE Rosedale Road Loves to argue . . . an enthu- siastic bird watcher . . . subtle humor . . . big vocab- ular . . . Activities: Council 4: Tower 3: Band 2, 3, 45 Prince Boys' Sports Editor 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 47 Soccer 3, 4 BARBARA C. DOBKOWSKI Hopewell Barb . . . quiet voice but loves to talk . . . works on Commercial Corner . . . Activities: Bridge Club 4 VERNA E. DOUGLAS 91 Birch Avenue Great day dreamer . . . likes all sports . . . real cute . . , full of lun . . . Activities: Chorus 4: Hockey 25 Base- ball, Basketball 4 ALMA D. EVANS Skillman Hot Rod . . . two-toned Chevy . . . beautiful eyes and dimples . , . fond of horse- back riding . . . Activities: Chorus Z, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 35 Bowling, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4 PETER A. FIUMENERO 100 Linden Lane Pete . . . likes all sports . . . his quarterbacking . . . another Dodger fan . . . Activities: Stockroom Asst. 4 28 6 K' l r l' S 1 V l,- t QV, . s f ' E53 Q ,, Q .Ml ' - t'.,z--f ..s.iI.:.' .a we A l, 5- , g,:,.15 Y -.,- ic,,.:,,-.:,f.t5-135935 Q i -f' f 5525: -2165 .- Het ,ge -. x E42 l . N , xt, , SANDRA S. DINSMORE Princeton-Lawrenceville Road Sandy . . . changeable hairdos . . . Castine . . . WPRU , . . her family in Carousel . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Choir, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Prince 4: Dean's Committee 47 Operetta l. 2, 3: Bowling, Tennis 4 MARY A. DOOLING Bayard Lane Dool . . . just moved to Princeton from a Montana ranch . . . likes to ski . . . very quiet IANET S. DYER 153 Ieflerson Road lan . . . Boston accent . . . bubbly giggle . . . perpetu- ally goocl-natured . . . Cam- bridge connections . . . Activ- ities: Chorus 3, 4: American Legion Contest 3: Operetta 37 Bowling, Basketball 3: Bridge Club 4 RAY A. FABIAN 39 Lehigh Avenue Likes parties and girls . . known for artistic ability . . . real gone DOLEAN' FLAGG Plainsboro Dole . . . likes basketball . . . dates in general . . . seen with Annie Mae . . . lames! MARGARET D. FOLEY 45 Pine Street Pat . . . blue jeans . . likes horseback riding . . . traveling with Rene . . . Activities: Patrol 3, 4: Hockey l7 Bowling, Baseball l, Z, 3, 47 Tumbling l, 37 Basketball l, 4 ALEXANDER M. FORSYTH 156 Spruce Street Sandy . . . tall and lanky . . . noted for his cross coun- try races on a bicycle . . . Activities: Court 47 Patrol 3, 47 Exchange 3, 47 Winter Track 2, 47 Cross Country 2, 3, 47 Visual Aides Pres. 4 ITALO S. FREDA Little Rocky Hill Lee . . . Big It . . . our class president . . . all 225 pounds of him . . . builds models . . . Activities: Class Pres. 47 Council 2, 3, 47 Base- ball l7 Stockroom Asst. 47 Model Club Pres. 47 Honor Award 3 ARTHUR I. GENTILIN 10 Humbert Street Archie Bald . . . builds and flies model airplanes . . . hunts and fishes . . . Activi- ties: Cooking Club 4 SHIRLEY A. GOLDEN R. D. 3. Princeton Shirl . . . always mistaken for that twin she doesn't have . . . ceramics, music and knit, ting . . . Activities: Red Cross Club 4 FILIP A. FORSBECK 55 Whecrtsheal Lune Fil . . . listens to good music . . . enjoys reading . . . ardent stamp collector . . . chess player . . . Activi- ties: Chess Club 4 MARION FRANKLIN Plainsboro Seldom seen without Betty . . . likes driving family car . . . known for her loqua- ciousness . . . Activities: Tower 37 Chorus Z, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 37 Tennis 2: Bridge Club 4 RICHARD I. I URCI'I Cherry Valley Road Furchie . . . his knackl?l tor the sciences . . . a swell guy . . . likes swimming and music . . . Activities: Chorus 37 Football 17 Cooking Club 4 IEAN R. GEORGE Rosedale Road Very talkative . . . talent for painting . . . friendly gal . . . her big blue eyes . . . Activ- ities: Exchange 47 Leader Corps 37 Bowling 3, 47 Base- ball 2, 3, 47 Basketball Z, 3: Tennis 2 NANCY I. GROOMS R. D. 3. Penns Neck Tigger . , . steady company with lanie . . . active cheer leader . . . Activities: Chorus 47 Exchange 3, 47 Dean's Committee 37 Leader Corps 3, Pres. 47 G. A. C. 2. 4, Secy. 37 Tower Boosters 3, 47 Operetta 37 Hockey, Bowling, 2, 3, 47 Baseball, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 29 QUINDI R. GUISEPPE. IR. Hopewell Quinn . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . builds models . . . Dodger fan . . . Activi- ties: Bod and Gun Club 4 IOHN H. HENDERSON Princeton Iack . . . big man . . . piano roll blues . . . incessant interest in automobiles . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Play 35 Operetta l, 2, 35 Track l, 2 MARY P. HETHERINGTON Belle Mead Pat . . . that green Plym- outh . . . Iesse Iames . . . quiet, industrious worker . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 35 Red Cross Council l5 Oper- etta Z5 Bowling 2, 4 KENNETH L. HOAGLAND Hopewell Ken . . . quiet and shy with the girls . . . likes all sports . . . baseball . . . Activities: Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Football Club 4 GAYLE S. HOUSNER Franklin and Grover Avenue I-lousie . . . big blue eyes . . . good sense of humor . . . Activities? Tower 3, Proof Ed- itor 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Prince Picture Editor 45 Dean's Committee 35 Red Cross Council 45 Bowling l, 2 30 MICHAEL T. HANLEY ll Pelham Street Mike . . . one of The Admi- ral's crew . . . English accent . . . likes electronics . . . Activities: Exchange 25 Oper- etta Business Staff 35 Track lg Electrical Crew 2, 3, 4 LEE HENDRICKSON Lawrenceville Hunting and trapping enthu- siast . . . likes it down on the farm . . . seen in little Ford pickup . . . Activities: Rod and Gun Club 45 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 OWEN E. HINGHER Kingston Tall and good looking . . . knows what to say . . . likes the out-oi-doors MARY E. HOMRIGHAUSEN B0 Mercer Street Canoe-bottom . . . her pug nose . . . a charter Mountie . . . WPRU . . . Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 4: Choir 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Leader Corps 45 G. A. C. 47 Operetta 3: Hockey, Baseball, Basketball l, 45 Bowling l, 2, 4 S. ELIZABETH HULICK , Cranbury Betty . . . Vic . . . noted for collecting football captains . . . her big little brother . . . Activities: Chorus 45 Bridge Club 4 WILLIAM R. HULLFISH, IR. Lawrenceville Bill . . . collects records . . . likes playing in a dance band . . . Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4 LESLIE E. KATONA R. D. 1. Lawrenceville Les . . . hunting enthusiast . . . ilirtatious manner . . . travels with Lee . . . Activi- ties: Patrol 4 DORIS A. KLEIBER Griqqstown Road Dodie . . . tall blonde . . . likes Victoria Fords . . . crazy laugh . . . expensive jewelry . . . Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 2, 4: Oper- etta Z, 3 WILLIAM R. KULLEY Rocky Hill Bob . . . ardent Dodger fan . . . quiet . . . likes football, farming . . . Activities: Foot- ball 3: Chess Club 4 IOAN A. LAI-HERE Rosedale Road loanie . . . lovely brown eyes . . . likes dancing, driv- ing, ice skating . , . cute figure . . . Activities: Court 4: Chorus l, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 4: Dancing Club Monitor 4 HARRY M. IOHNSON. IR. 218 Moore Street Pete . . . basketball and football prowess . . . Rick and Tom . . . Activities: Coun- cil 2: Court l, 3, 4: Band l, 2: Chorus, Choir 3, 4: Oper- etta 3, Football. Basketball, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Football Club 4 AMELIA A. KETTENBURG opewell Millie . friendly . . . hard worker . . . that special :red- head . . . those dimples . . . Activities: Council Tres. 47 Dean's Committee 3 IOHN M. KRIZ 46 Bayard Lane Mir . . . his nickname . . cross country escapades . . . bird watcher . . . photog- raphy . . . Activities: Court 4: Prince 4: Exchange 3: Winter Track, Cross country, Tennis 2, 3, 4 DAVID LABAW Hopewell Dave . . . likes parties, sleeping, working on cars . . . allergic to shaving and dres- sing up . . . Activities: Patrol 3, 4: Chorus l, 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Electrical Crew 2, 3 SUSANNE LAWYER Hopewell Sue . . . friendly . . .'full of fun . . . her summer resort fthe Hopewell Ouarry . . . Activities: Council 1: Patrol 4: Prince 3: Bowling 2, 4: Baseball, Modern Dance 3: Basketball 3, 4 3l STELLA LEE 74 Clay Street Stell . . . quiet, but very industrious . . . always help, lul . . . pleasant personality . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3: Forensic Club 4 ARLETTE C. LEWIS Hopewell Twin . . . homeroom difficul- ties . . . never a serious moment . . . seen at Iimmy's with Janet and Arts . . . Activities: Color Guard l, 2, 4 IOEL R. LEWIS 250 Iohn Street Ice . . . lilces records and parties . . . a nice guy . . , takes lite easy . . . Activities: Patrol 4 ROBERT LININGTON Franklin Park Bob . . . quiet . . . ardent chemist . . . shy and serious . . . mad genius DONALD A. LOVERING. IR. Harlingen Dudie . . . his car t?l . . . Somerville . . . likes sports . . . his laugh . . . frequent vacations . . . Activities: Foot- ball, Baseball l, 2, 45 Football Club 4 32 VIRGINIA C. LEE 74 Clay Street Ginny . . . easy to get alonq with . . . very quiet . . . writes letters VIRGINIA M. LEWIS Hopewell Gippy . . . twin . . . known to some as Martha . . . peppy cheerleader . . . deep blue eyes . . . Activities: Color Guard 2, Tower Boost- ers 4p Bowling l, 2, 4: Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 3: Basketball l, Z RONALD E. LEWLESS Franklin Park Ron . . . quiet type . . . likes all sports . . . bow and arrow fiend . . . Activities: Football l RICHARD A. LIPPITZ Franklin Park Dick . . . serious thinkinq CPD . . . raises mice . . . crew hair cut . . . qood dancer . . . Activities: Dancing Club Mon- itor 4 THEODORE F. LUBAS Harlingen Ted . . . likes to eat apples . . . yoclelinq . . . strumming his guitar . . . baseball . . . Activities: Football l DAVID MAAS R. D. 1, Trenton Dave . . . famous pitching arm . . . deep cmd dark . . . loves to skate . . . Activities: Chorus 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 ALFRED A. MGCFARLAND 187 Harrison Street Chicken . . . ice hockey star . . . rod and gun enthu- siast . . . his model-T . . . Activities: Patrol l, 2, 3, 4 MARIE RUTH MUCKENZIE Dutch Neck Enjoys life . . . likes to dance . . . noted for her tlirtatious glances . . . Activities: Class Secy. 4: Council 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. A. C. 4: Operetta 3: Hockey l, Z, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Baseball, Basketball Z, 3, 4: Tower Thespians 4 ION B. MADSEN R.D. l. Princeton Whitey . . . the fair haired boy . . . beautiful Norwegian sweaters . . . raises tropical iish PATRICIA KAY MALCOLM 174 Moore Street Pat . . . bangs, page-boy . . . decoration committees . . . ardent argyle knitter . . . Activities: Class Secy. 2: Council 3, 4: Prince 3, Editor- in-Chief 4: Dean's Committee 3, 4: Play, Operetta Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Mgr. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Honor Award 3 , Q 1 Xflfl. ir' ps 141 R3 'Y ' irfffg, if' ' Q?!fN,.,fs-. . IRENE I. MGCCONNELL 42 N. Tulane Street Rene . . . goalie . . . noted tor coon skin hat and combat boots . . . loads of iun . . . Activities: Council 4: Patrol 3, Major 4: G, A. C. 4: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l: Naturalist Club Pres. 4 GEORGE MGCINTOSH Hopewell Mac . . , quiet type . . nice guy to have around . . . likes hunting and fishing RONALD IOHN MADDALON 25 Greenview Avenue Ronny . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . nice clothes . . . likes wine, women and song FRIEDA H. MAGNANI Cranbury Fritz . . . black hair . . . likes the country . . . faithful patrol member . . . black Ford . . . Activities: Patrol 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Prince 3, 4: Red Cross Council 1: Library Council 4 MARY MAZZELLA 9 Lytle Street Black hair . . . yodeling . . . can whistle like a bird . . . her walk . . . Activities: Ma- iorettes 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Bowling, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l 33 THOMAS IAMES MCCARTHY 46 Markham Road Fuzzy . . . likes the out- doors . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . late working hours . . . Activities: Council 3: Basketball l, Z: Baseball l IOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN Hopewell Ice . . . curly hair . . . seen with the Hopewell gang . . . likes hunting, fishing . . . a nice guy RICHARD WILSON MEYER Carnegie Drive Dick . . . football . . . hard- worker . . . popular with everyone . . . Activities: Chorus 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Electrical Crew 2, 3, 4 CAROL JOAN MILLER Lawrenceville Likes to cook . . . works on Commercial Corner . . . false impression oi being quiet . . . Activities: Bowling 2, 3: Baseball l, 2 ERNA MOESSNER Skillman Blondy . . . likes popular and hillbilly music . . . short and blond . . . Activities: Chorus 4 34 ' ., 2i2f1' , A , A 73531: j, gh, A , lag - f -:?ff:,v1qg,'-fy . 1 -I 1 . .... ff : : Q VQXQK ' KATHLEEN A. McKENDRY 23 Pine Street Kathy . . . arrived from Maine this year . . . New England accent . . . plays the piano IOHN WILLIAM MCVEIGH II 27 Lytle Street Billy . . . eating . . . tenor voice . . . that studious look ...iuntobewith...Ac- tivities: Tower Advertising Mgr. 3' Chorus 4: Stockroom Asst. 4 CHARLES MICINSKI Lawrenceville Charlie . . . will never be caught working too hard . . . likes hunting-but girls? Ughl SONYA RAE MINKS Belle Mead Her curly hair . . . rebel per- soniiied . . . second Annie Oakley . . . Activities: Tower 3, Exchange Editor 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4: Tennis l, 2, 4 DORIS IEAN MONTGOMERY Mercer Road Doddie . . . jazz , . . corny jokes . . . overwhelming per- sonality . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Red Cross Council 2. .4: Operetta 3 ANNE SHELBY MOORMAN 344 Nassau Street Shelby . . . flare for writ- ing . . . dramatic ability . . . good sense of humor . . . Ac- 'ivitiesz Tower 3, Exchange Editor 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Dean's Committee 3: Play 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Tower Thes- pians 4 ARTHUR VERNON MOUNT R.F.D. 2, Cranbury Art . . . football star . . . good looking . . . personality plus . . . loves to eat . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2 SALLY ANN MUSSON Lawrenceville Tiny blond . . . bright smile . . . always willing to help . . . Activities: Class Secy. 3: Council 4: Tower 3, 4: Prince Girls' Sports Editor 4: Chorus 3: Choir'4: Dean's Committee 3: G. A. C. 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Bowling l, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball l, 2 RICHARD RAE NEWMAN 24 Green Street Dick . . . likes photography . . . those candid shots! . . . takes life easy FRANK NOVATKOSKI R.D. 2, Trenton Nova . . . likes football, hunting, trapping . . . tall and clark . . . Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, Base- ball l: Flag Raiser 4 WALTER MORTON 200 Library Place Walt . . . loyal P. H. S. rooter . . . marionettes are his hobby . . . seen at all the dances . . . Activities: Tower Thespians 4 THOMAS R. MURRAY, IR. 115 Linden Lane Murph . . . big man on football team . . . that laugh! . . . woman hater? . . . Ac- tivities: Class Vice-Pres. 2, 3: Council 1, Z, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: A. A. Pres. 4: Football, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Football Club Pres. 4: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD NEWHOUSE. IR. 2 Tee-Ar Place Casanova . . . name and instinct . . . many jobs . . . flashing red hair . . . Activi- ties: Tower 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Choir 3: Exchange 4: Foot- ball l, 2: Cooking Club 4 ROY NILSEN R.D. I. Princeton Outdoor type . . . likes hunt- ing . . . seen with lon . . . proud of his green Chevy . . . Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Football, Baseball 1: Dancing Club Monitor 4 DON W. O'CONNOR Penne Neck That '47 Ford . . . always talking lto girlsl . . . tall stories . . . love for school? . . . Activities: Chorus 3, 4: Choir 4 TIE ELAINE K. OKESON R. D. 1. Crunbury U. ol M., here l come . . . Fitzy, naturally . . . Connie, Mary Ann, Elaine-insepcn rable . . . Activities: Chorus l, 27 Leader Corps 3, 4: Hockey l. 2, 3, 4: Tumbling, Modern Dance 4: Baseball 2, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Dance Club Monitor 4 CAROL OWEN 21 Dorann Avenue C. S. . . . orange legs . . weekends at the shore . . . avid chorus member . . . Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Bed Cross Council 3, 4: Bowl- ing, Basketball, Tennis 3, 4g Baseball 2 IRENE PATKO R. D. 1. Princeton I . . . cute and quiet . . . known by her freckles and black curly hair . . . Activ- ities: Chorus l, 2: Bowling, Baseball l, 4: Typing Club 4 GEORGE M. PECK 56 Patton Avenue His frequented lakeside plot . . . hot rod enthusiast . . . The Green l-lornet ' . . . Activities: Exchange ly Foot- ball 2 DELOHES M. PETRILLO 300 Ewing Street Twin . . . driving Blue Beetle . . . seen with Doris . . . short hair . . . Activities: Color Guard 3, 4: Hockey 4: Bowling, Baseball, Basketball 3, 4 1L IUDITH B. OUTERBRIDGE 35 Edqehill Street ludy . . . shy . . . cheerful grin . . . a very pleasant addition to the class of '54 ELIZABETH H. OWNES Cherry Hill Road Betty . , , likes ice skating . . four years of cheering . . . that engagement ring . . . Activities: Council 4: Chorus l: Leader Corps 3: Tower Boosters l, 2, 3, 47 Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, Z, 3, 4: Tum- bling, Modern Dance 4 SAMUEL W. PAYNE Penns Neck Sam . . . that dimple . . tops with everyone . . coach's right hand man . . . Activities: Court Attorney 47 Tower 4: Choir 45 Boys' Glee Club 47 Football, Baseball l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball ly Football Club 4 ELEANOR L. PELLICHEHO R. F. D. 1. Princeton Ellie . . . nice personality . . . seen with Ion . . . likes dancing , . . Activities: Cho- rus l, 2, 45 Dance Club Mon- itor 4 DORIS E. PETRILLO 300 Ewing Street Twin . . . sports enthusiast . . . Red Cross work . . . seen with Delores . . . Activities: Color Guard 3, 4: Chorus 27 Leader Corps 41 Red Cross Council 3, Pres. 47 Hockey, Basketball 4: Bowling, Base- ball 2, 47 Cafeteria Asst. 4 ANDREW I. PERCIVAL. IR. 694 Ewing Street Andy . . . Soapy ' . . . new to P. H. S .... chemist . . . drives a green Plymouth . . . Activities: Tower Thes- pian Pres. 4 FRANCIS A. PINELLI 76 Leigh Avenue Frank . . . always chewing gum . . . seen with George and lake . . . likes parties, women . . . Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, Base- ball l: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Elec- trical Crew l, 2, 3, 4 KAYE I.. PRITCHARD Hillcrest Estate New this year . . . soft mid- western accent . . . riding in the green Plymouth . . . blond hair IOSEPH M. PYLKA R. D. I. Princeton Ioe . . . happy herpetolo- gist . . . veterinary aspira- tions . . . his beloved brief- case . . . Activities: Tower Proof Editor 4: Visual Aides 4 CLIFFORD I.. REED Dutch Neck 'Cliff' . . . all of his girls . . most often seen on patrol . . . Activities: Patrol 2, 3, 4: Cooking Club 4: F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 4 SANDRA M. PETRONE 15 Erdmann Avenue Sandy . . . short and sweet . . . always rushing . . . likes making people laugh . . . her walk , . . Activities: Red Cross Council 4: Hockey lp Baseball 2 CHRISTINE Y. PIRONE 96 Linden Lane Chris . . . quiet . . . enjoys cooking and sewing . . . hard worker . . . Activities: Tower Mail Clerk 3: Deans Com- mittee 3: Ouill and Scroll 3, 4: Ceramics Club 4 DAN C. PULLEN Belle Mead Plays a shiny trombone . . . works on cars . . . bright red hair . . . sophisticated side- burns . . . Activities: Council l: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Bridge Club 4 ELIZABETH I.. RACCIOPPI 61 N. Tulane Street Betty . . . likes popular music . . . good-natured . . . takes roll in study hall . . . Activities: Chorus 4: Red Cross Council 4: Bowling Z, 3, 4: Art Club 4 SIDNEY A. REYNOLDS Monmouth Iunction Sid . . . easy-going person- ality . . . enthusiastic interest in cabinet making . . . Activ- ities: Band 3 37 RITA L. ROBINSON 263 Hawthorne Avenue Reets . . . flaming hair . . . peppy cheer leader . . . tab- ulous in black velvet , . . Activities: Council l, 25 Orchestra l, 25 Chorus 45 Prince 45 Dean's Committee 35 Leader Corps 45 G. A. C. 35 Tower Boosters 45 Tennis, Bowling l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4 ROBERT A. ROSNER 215 Moore Street Rover . , . so tall! . . . good dancer . . . sports ability . . . quiet, at times . . . Activities: Council l5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Soccer, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 45 Cooking Club 4 THOMAS F. RYAN Carter Road Rommel . . . always in plaid . . . likes Tony Bennett records . . . sports . . . women IOSEPH R. SANTOWASSO Princeton Iunction Bob . . . his Olds . . . likes girls . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . always clowning . . . Activities: Rod and Gun Club 4 MARILYN A. SCASSERRA Fairacres Sac . . . able artist . . . cute figure . . . spirited and sporty , . . Activities: Patrol 3, 45 Tower Filing Editor 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dean's Committee 3, 45 Leader Corps 35 G. A. C. 1, Z, 35 Hockey, Baseball, Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 State Hockey 45 Typing Club 4 38 ,. . F IEANNETTE ROCKAFELLOW Cherry Hill Road Ian . . . long hair . . . long curly eyelashes . . . big hazel eyes . . . likes a certain Marine DOUGLAS A. ROSSMAN Hopewell Doug . . . takes long hikes . . . collects reptiles . . . chartreuse socks . . . Activ- ities: Tower 3, Asst. Feature Editor 45 Chorus 3, 45 Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 3, Tower Thespians 4 DORA P. SALTZMAN Gi-overs Mill Road Salty . . . curly blond hair, big blue eyes . . . driver of the Pontiac . . . Activities: Chorus l, 25 Bowling, Base- ball Z, 3, 45 Ceramics Club 4 GWENDOLYN U. SAUMS Blowenburq Wendy . . . quiet and cute . . . 'interior decorating . . . Fritz . . . Activities: Chorus l, 25 Bowling, Modern Dance, Tennis 45 Art Club 4 CAMILLA Y. SCUDDER 76 Clay Street Scudder . . . friendly . . . fond of singing . . . loves to dance . . . Activities: Chorus l, Z, 3, 45 Tumbling 2, 35 Baseball, Basketball 3, 4 IANE M. SEARLES Cranhury Spitfire . . . baby blue eyes . . . natural curly hair . . . driving . . . quiet . . . Activ- ities: Tower 45 Ceramics Club 4 BARBARA A. SHAW 246 Hawthorne Avenue Barb . . . a Virgilian . . . Hilbish baby sitter . . . read- ing . . . Activities: Play, Oper- etta Business Staii lg Office Asst. 4 SARA M. SKILLMAN 58 Charlton Street Sallie . . . brown eyes . . . noted for perfume . . . likes working at Woolworth's . . . twirls baton . . . Activities: Patrol 45 Majorettes 45 Chorus l, 2, 45 Bowling l, 2, 35 Bas- ketball Z, 3 MYRTLE E. SNYDER 48 Ieflerson Road Penny . . . talking on the telephone . . . lock . . . week- end dates . . . Activities: Class Treas. 2, 35 Council 2, 3, Rec. Secy. 45 Chorus l, 2, 3: Exchange 35 Leader Corps 45 Baseball, Modern Dance 45 Tennis 3, 45 Honor Award 3 IAMES W. SOUDERS Lawrenceville La Salle . . . always coax- ing his cars to work . . . lone boy in most oi his classes . . . Activities: Court Stenographer 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1 BRUCE K. SEAVEY Platnsboro Ken . . . likes fishing and hunting . . . redhead . . . pastime-working in A and P . . . Activities: Band I, 25 Chorus 45 Play 2, 35 Baseball 15 Cooking Club 4 ROBERT C. SIBERT R. D. 3, Penn: Neck Buddy . . . seen behind counter in Castanea's . . . drives blue Plymouth . , . Activities: Cooking Club 4 IEAN K. SMITH 350 Mercer Road Schmitt . . . Miss Metropoli- tan Opera of 1960 . . . gor- geous complexion . . . Carousel . . . Activities: Council Corres. Secy. 47 PC1- trol 35 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Choir, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3. 45 Dean's Committee 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Naturalist Club 4 MADGE SOMERVILLE 68 Birch Avenue Maggie . . . personality plus . . . week-end dates . . . lovely clothes . . . friendly . . . Activities: Council 3, 4: Exchange 2, Asst. MCJY' 3' Mgr. 45 Honor Award 3 MARILYN l. SPONHOLTZ Cherry Valley Road Lovely blond hair . . . David . . . plays the piano . . . quiet personality . . . Activities: Red Cross Council 35 Bowling 3, 45 Tower Thespians 4 C. ELISABETH SPROUT 148 Mercer Street Liz . . . choir's indispens- able accompanist . . . intelli- gent individualist . . . Activ- ities: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Choir, Girls' Ensemble 4: Legion Speaker 3: Prince Class Editor 4: Dean's Com- mittee 3, 4: Leader Corps 3, 4: Bowling, Basketball 3: Ten- nis l, 2, 3, 4 CAROL STEVENS Kingston Knows the latest show tune . . . classic cartoons . . . lit- erary talent . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Choir, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Prince 3, Art Editor 4: Dean's Committee 3, 4: Leader Corps 3, Secy. 4: G. A. C. 3: Operetta 3: Bowl- ing, Basketball l, 2, 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 ETHEL B. SZATHMARY Hopewell Tootsie . . . often seen with Marilyn . . . terribly talkative . . . Activities: Bed Cross Council 3: Tower Thespians 4 MARGARET R. TAORMINA Skillman Peggy . . . dimples . . . Eh Cumpari . . . admires a cer- tain part oi the armed forces ROBERT TAYLOR 85 Birch Avenue Bob . . . active football player . . . track enthusiast with ability . , . likes women . . . Activities: Football 3, 47 Track Z, 3, 4: Basketball l 40 ROBERT D. STADLER R. D. 2. Trenton Stat . , . his pitching arm . . . all out Yankee ian . . . likes popular music . . . Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 MARGARET P. STREATER 16 Lytle Street Pattie . . . soft, sweet voice . . . petite figure . . . corridor conversations . . . Activities: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tower Thespians 4 CAROLINE A. TAMASI Rosedale Road Carole . . . great alto . . . likes weekends, nice clothes . . . Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Choir 3: Leader Corps 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Hockey, Basketball Z, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis l BRUCE D. TAYLOR R. D. 1, Trenton Big Mamue . . . likes sleep- ing and hunting . . . one of the Lawrenceville gang . . . Activities: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 BEVERLY E. TERHUNE R. D. 2. Trenton Bev . . . loves to converse . . . always doodling in class . . . loves to swim . . . Activ- ities: Bowling 4: Ping Pong 3: Tennis 3, 4: Typing Club 4 DONALD V. TERHUNE Skillman Red . . . that briqht red hair . . . game hunting . . . farming . . . airplane building . . . cars BETTY LOU THIEL 34 Witherspoon Street Lu-Lu , . . faithful patrol member . . . raises birds . . . brown eyes . . . Activities: Majorettes 2, 3, 45 Patrol 3, 47 Bowlinq, Baseball, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Z, 3 DORIS A. THOMPSON R. D.. Trenton Stacy . . . always on the phone . . . writes letters . . . blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . Activities: Color Guard 3, Chorus l, 2 EDWARD E. TINDALL Cranbury . . . his sense of humor . . . duck-tail haircut, up- turned collar . . . '41 Chevy . . . Activities: Patrol 3: Tower 3, 4 .Edu ETHEL IOSEPHINE TURNER Monmouth Iunctlon Et . . . that slow, slow voice . . . very friendly . . . wears cute earrings . . . Ac- tivities: Red Cross Council 47 Hockey, Basketball l TERRY TESSEIN 31 Dorann Avenue Friendly . . . his knock-knock jokes . . . DeMolay interest . . . Activities: Tower 45 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Exchanqe 2, 35 Football lg Winter Track l, 37 Track 3 ROBERT L. THOMAS 21 Elm Road Bob . . . his beautiful curls . . . all his qirls . . . soccer ability . . . Tyrolean hat . . . Activities: Council 4: Patrol 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Chorus, Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta 35 Tennis 2, 3, 4: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4 GLADYS N. THOMPSON 110 Leigh Avenue Those eyes . . . zest for eat- inq , . . cute lauqh . . . Activ- ities: Bed Cross Council 2, 4: Leader Corps 3: Baseball l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball Z, 3, 4: Tower Thespians 4 AMELIA MARY TRANI 28 Leiqh Avenue Millie . . . biq brown eyes . . . curly hair . . . i022 music . . . seen with Sylvia . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2: Operetta 27 Baseball, Basket- ball l IANET MARIE UFERT Lawrenceville lan . . . likes tennis, iiqure skatinq . . . collects parking tickets . . . Activities: Tower 3, Makeup Editor 47 Tumb- ling, Modern Ponce 2: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 ' ,,,,, ,. , ' ANTONIA VAIK Princeton Iunction Toni . . . steals show with character roles . . . chemistry . . . real friend . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3: Choir 4: Legion Winner 3: Prince 3, Act. Editor 4: Dean's Commit- tee 3, 4: Play l, 3: Operetta 2, 3: Honor Award 3 NORMA FAE VOORHEES Skillman Cookie . . . writes letters to a certain Marine . . . piano . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3: Prince 3, Head Typist 4: Red Cross Council 4: Op- eretta 3 MARY ANN WALDBUSSER R.D. 2, Trenton Rugged athlete . . . Connie and Elaine . . . can't toler- ate that . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2: Red Cross Coun- :il l: Bowling lp Tower Thes- pians 4 IEAN MARION WELLS 22 Birch Avenue Plays records . . . quiet . . . loves to read . . . a wonder- ful disposition . . . Activities: Chorus l, 2 WILLIAM CUSTIS WEST, III Cronbury Custis . . , cross country's phantom slipper . . . flair for writing . . . Activities: Court 3, Prosecutor 4: Tower 3, Sports Editor 4: Play 2, 3: Operetta 3: Winter Track, Cross Country, Track 3, 4: Honor Award 3: Cookinq Club 4 42 1 t xx ' Y GEORGE M. VERVERIDES ISV: Witherspoon Street Archimedes . . . loves art, music . . . our chief justice . . . Activities: Court Chief Iustice 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Op- eretta l, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN VOORHEES R.F.D. 1 Pat . . . excels in home economics . . . always seen with Helen . . . pleasant man- ner MARY IANE WEBB 10 Southern Way Ianie . . . laughs, cries simultaneously , .. peppy . . . Activities: Council l, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Exchange 3. 4: Leader Corps 3, 47 G.A.C. 2, Secy. 4: Tower Boosters 1, 2, 3, Capt. 45 Hockey, Base- ball, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Award 3 DOUGLAS A. WENGEL Stockton Road Doug . . . cross country captain . . . Win's riqht hand man . . . Activities: Council 2, 3, 4: Tower 3, Sports Edi- tor 4: Exchange l, 2, 3, 4: Winter Track, Cross Country, Track l, 2, 3, 4: Cooking Club 4 ISABEL LETITIA WHEELER 95 Buttle Road Tito . . . Tower tailspins . . . parle bien le francais . . . Activities: Patrol Major 3: Tower 3, Feature Editor 4: Choir, Girls' Ensemble 3, 47 Exchange 3: Dean's Commit- tee 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: D.A,R. Hts- tory Award 3 THEODORE WHITE 123 Iohn Street Ted . . . beautiful tenor voice . . . cheerful . . . his bike . . . Activities: Court Senior Atty. 4: Orchestra. Chorus, Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta l, 2, 3: Basket- ball 2: Track 3 M. CONSTANCE WRIGHT R.D. 1, Cranbury Connie . . . Mary Ann and Elaine . . . sweet voice . . . Vivian's cousin . . . Activities: Band 3: Chorus l, 2: Red Cross Council Secy. l: Oper- etta lg Hockey l: Ceramics Club 4 SYLVIA ANNE YARD 110 Laurel Road Baby . . . seen with Millie . . . Tony , . . writing letters . . . long blond hair . . . Ac- tivities: Tower Advertising staff 3: Chorus l, 2: Ex- change 3: Hockey, Basketball 2 PATRICIA IEAN YOUNG Hopewell Rabbit . . . seen with that certain quy . . . loves to talk . . . the Trenton team . . . Activities: Chorus l BEVERLY ANNE ZISSMAN Mount Lucas Road Ziss . . . wavy black hair . . . fun in math class . . . her smile . . . Activities: Chorus 3, 4: Bowling, Ping Pong 4: Baseball 3, 4: Tower Thespians 4 . 'M A x 4 ,tit .Q it .4 o rs' if f BARBARA ANN WOODING 21 Birch Street Bobs . . . that certain ioot- ball player . . . so very short! . . . friendly . . . Ac- tivities: Chorus 2: Baseball, Basketball 2, 4: Ceramics Club 4 IAMES W. WYCKOFF Hopewell Bobo . . . very friendly per- sonality . . . good natured . . . likes huntinq . . . fishing KATHERINE M. YOUNG R.D. 2. State Road Kay . . . cute blond . . . likes to talk on the phone . . , blushes easily . . . Ac- tivities: Chorus 4: Baseball, Tennis l LOUIS ZALVINO. IR. 35 Henry Avenue Latin Lover . . . Louis the Lunk . . . his qirls . . . curly black hair . . . Activities: Tower Circulation Staff 3: Stockroom Asst. 4: Cookinq Club 4 -afie- whi '4' xii' sb. '3' x4-Jw 9 if -fx! rg 'f 145 '10 vr .,:: A'i ': 7 ..,- L. -is t , Hu-' 'l :Lucie THDT m os I 'I enior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Put Malcolm-Bill West ,ff 315 MOST SERVICE TO P.H.S. Myrile Snyder-Iicllo Freda CLASS COMEDIANS Bil Alisbuh--Virginia Lewis A BEST ALL AROUND Allred Bowers-Dianne Chase MOST ATHLETIC ' Marilyn Scasserra-Tom Murray MOST FLIRTATIOUS Marie MacKenzie-Dick Lippitz NLS msg, w ' .- x ig A .Q-1: 1 we wkvwk 'wwvwk mwzar - ' 'F 'Dunst nr- - - fy iv-1: 5 IQ-,ffii L J ,M iqh... i ' -1- Celehritie BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONALITY Kaye Pritchard-Ronald Muddclon EIISIY Cdlkih-IGY191 DY91' MOST TALKATIVE QUIETEST Marion Franklin--Don O'Connor Ernsi Adam--Amelia Kelienburq BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE APPLE POLISHEHS Rho Robinson-Bob Taylor luck Henderson-Norma Foe Voorhees I '9 5 , .,Q ,,..' , -NQN 4 . K lZ:.,t..,, Q 5.3, ' V N My pi. Mi f T Blow Bill. blow! We' RQ 'xg ,Eu Ns- : W? K W' my , 192' ix X Kitchen capers , my V . . 1:4 ZW xg ' 1 F 4 i Q Q1 Aff 1 7 p S :1 x m'x .. I f 5 . A ,, ' 1, V ii, ,f ,Q Q k , !jf4Q5,J.f , ,,W XE ,, ' egg! .,Wged 5 x 'U f - -af V- 5 I 1553 9 -' ' - 1e :g 'if 1 j gf ' , x 3 fl , L, 5 1 , k ' vs. x 'El ' E15-QE M , 11. JH 5 1325? L,-nfs fi if in f - if 1 K A 4 x 5 I k S.-s 1f-+ , . K, 5? sf M '-5 QQ , 1 1 ' W ,sw iv-5 as K W X Hurrah. w won! Hunan L K A Q1 'Sf Q5 at 5 Z S . . I1 M S Q lx? XL QQ - , A 1 Min Hensor's office clerks 'af 155 Heelre are gates ie leeds ef eleeeere 'ff' i f ee'p Q Q ACTIVITIES THE PRINCE HND THE PHUPER if--Q5-K in . n-gk -Q ev -.f-.inset 1?-. ' . 'f..,?...4 6,33 ' the prince fel EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....... Patricia Malcolm Activities Editor .. .... Antonia Vaik Class Editors .......... Virginia Coley Elisabeth Sprout Boys' Sports Editor ....... Hugh Dingle Girls' Sports Editor ...,. Sally Musson Picture Editor ........, Gayle Housner Literary Stafl ....,.. Sandra Dinsmore. Iohn Kriz. Patricia Nicoll, Alicia Wallis Art Editor ....,......,. Carol Stevens Assistant ............ Rita Robinson Faculty Adviser ...Miss Ruth Huzzard 50 BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Managers ..... Anne Van Zandt, Ann White Assistants ....,... Elsa Ruedy. Donna Louderback. Patricia Nicoll, Ioan Updike Subscription Managers ...... Lois Ellis. Frances Urken Assistants ............, Patricia Stone. Paula Tortora, Natalie Vaughan Faculty Adviser.Mrs. Glenda Richards Head Typist ...., Norma Fae Voorhees Assistants ............ Barbara Bailey Martha Dix, Catherine Cuomo the tower EXECUTIVE EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief .,........... Raymond Coughlan News Editor ........ Gladys Alden Feature Editor .......,.......,. Letiiia Wheeler Assistant Feature Editor ...... Douglas Rossman Sports Editors .,Wi1liam West. Douglas Wengel Makeup Editor .............,..,.,. Ianet Ufert Filing Editor .. ............ Marilyn Scasserra Proof Editors ...... Allyn Berry. Gayle Housner. Ioseph Pylka Exchange Editors.Sonya Minks, Shelby Moorman Senior Reporters: William Beck. Claudine deLeener. Sally Musson. Richard Newhouse. Sam Payne, lane Searles. Terry Tessein. Edward Tindall Iunior Reporters: Richard Almond. Erna Arnold. Robert Bergesen. Ronald Brauner. Nancy Christian, Frank Cox. Lois Ellis. Dianne Gilchrist. Stephen Grilling. Sally Groff. Richard Hauck. Martha Ann Jones. Sandra Kettle. Frank Kneisel. Bill Lockwood. Connie MacNamee, Matt Moran. Martha Raub- inger. Shirley Reed. Patricia Stone. Paula Tortora. Ioan Updike. Frances Urken. Anne Van Zandt. Carole Wainer, Alicia Wallis. Anne White, Sue Wood EXECUTIVE BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager ....,......,....,.. Ianet Hill Circulation Managers ,.... Fred Cavanaugh. Paul Bevensee Advertising Manager .. .,.. Alice Briggs FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD Editorial .,,......,..,...., Miss Ruth Huzzard Business ...,...,,.,....,...., Mrs. Gloria Seitz. Mr. Richard Borger. Miss Myrtle Hensor , H 1'j- fix N I fa 25 if if. .- e is rf... i I I 'Q ' if' J . ' 'rowER5 ' mi 'rue M151 wzu Pupils ' lfirst nay With 1020 Llic 195 rs-sln' z-un px Elk IM If vw Last minute details being discussed by the Tower editors. STANDING: Doug Wongel. Bill West. Sports Editors: Ray ' 5f Coughlan. Editor-in-Chlet. SEATED: Letitia Wheeler. Fea- ture Editor: Gladys Alden. News Editor: Ianet Utert. Makeup ,H nd Editor. tNot pictured--Doug Rossman. Assistant Feature k I Edltor.l 'X 1 ece .tt-gi-vc f nton and Ianet Hill. Business Manager: Alice Briggs. Ad- mn I Nmx Y vertislng Manager: Paul Bevensee and Fred K0 111 Albfllll Cavanaugh. Circulation Managers. look over the wife of Mr. latest edition. USU-ml Arts For Mem This year's 1 Qhip drive ui' ' Mr. Ein '-16 with t' Font Fr netitimt t' Svitv, party fo ? Late Tet qu Jnnce 5 El' :ubmitti 0 tal wership ' S t 'ents p ,H Econc .0118 WHS the Eng freshmen, Mr, ,J nxwrettceville, Gy-Qpge .tud:nts, and Aside from 'E -oom teachers. Economic G+ Tho P.-T.A. uunched September 21 The money from akes care of all enewuls, have charge of Mrs. Pankovu, ' of Temple and Rutg 'ms Coaldale, Pt me town. Her ' re used for eacher wa: ng Seniors. and 5 'eter Lawn Iogarty, ireen, and The first 1 be Back to ober 20, .tt ollow hx-ough the feing ten Counci Council presid homrroom alternates will 6, 7 in the homeroc fr to carry out of the Junior Red Cross, wl ....,.....- 'Fung-Ann nunninnr lnvnanf IS USPTVIPP Tn Ofhnri U fha ffrnr Proof Readers. Exchange Editors. Copy Readers at work in Room 120. Attention Mr. William and Mr. Joseph principal, will hold office tudent The Student Council, which governs the extra curricular activities of Princeton High, completed a successful year under the direc- tion of President Ellery Calkin and Faculty Advisers Miss leanne Wright and Mr. Rich- ard Borger. Other officers included Barry Cramp, Vice-President, lean Smith, Corre- sponding Secretaryg Myrtle Snyder, Record- ing Secretary, Amelia Kettenburg, Treasurer. The Council, composed of representatives from every homeroom, major activity and class, met once a week during the activities period. The Council's Work was accom- plished through open discussion. Standing committees carried out the many suggestions brought up during Council ses- sions and became more important than ever. The Social Committee undertook the man- agement of Council-sponsored dances, such as The Get Acquainted Dance, The Bonus Dance, and The Cherry Tree Ball. The proceeds gained from The Cherry Tree Ball were donated to the Red Cross. Each year the Council sponsors several drives supervised by the Drives Committee. Assisted by the Publicity Committee, which oouncH through posters in the halls and homeroom competition publicized the drives, the Drives Committee successfully undertook the Thanksgiving Food, Christmas Stockings for Service Men and the March of Dimes drives. The Publicity Committee carried on a con- tinuous Clean-Up campaign, and with the aid of the House and Civics Committee, which works behind the scenes to keep the school neat and repaired, set a high prece- dent in school conditions. The Students Ex- change Committee worked continually to earn money for the Activities Fund. The Honor Study Hall Committee continued the fine work begun by other Councils in regu- lating honor study halls, Where students could study quietly on their honor under student proctors. Student Administration Day, always memorable, enjoyed another successful year under the Council's super- vision. For service to the school and for teaching the practical application of self-government, the Student Council of '53-'54 deserves the greatest credit. FIRST ROW: K. Boyd. P. Malcolm. M. Somerville. C. Mehl, L. Simon, E. Kingston. I. Smith, B. Crump, E. Calkin, President, A. Kettenburg, M. Snyder, D. Louderback. H. Dingle, L. Ellis. I. Proccacino, G. Toole. SECOND ROW: Irene MacConnel1. D. Chase. C. Anderson, S. Reiser. S. Musson, B. Ownes. E. Musselman. N. Volwieder, L. Fugill. M. MacKenzie. R. Mucha. I. Carballal, I. Henderson, I. Freda. L. Andrews. THIRD ROW: T. Murray. R. Coughlan. D. Wengel, R. Thomas. F. Cox. C. Willis, L. Hammond. H. Calkin. R. Labaw, Mr. Borger, Adviser, W. Richardson. FOURTH ROW: V. Payne, Miss Wright, Adviser. A. Bowers, I. Watson, R. Davison, R. O'Kane. W. Dilatush, T. Cahill. . ,. . t indent court The Student Court did an excellent job of disci- plining all minor misdemeanors in P.H.S. Violations of party passes, patrol offenses, and misuse of Activities Tickets were the principal cases tried, with penalties ranging from compositions to the revocation of passes for an indefinite length of time. The court officers are follows: Chie! Iustice . . . Chief Prosecutor Assistants ...,. Senior Iudges .... Iunior Iudges .. Clerk ........ Bailiit ......... Senior Attorneys Iunior Attorneys Sophomore Attomeys . . . Freshman Attorneys .. . . . . .George Ververides ...............WiIiiam West . . . . . . . . .Fu-Yui Chan. Iohn Kriz . . . . .Harry Burton. Stanton Clark ...Richard Almond. Carl Brown Alisbah . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alexander Forsyth ...Harry Iohnson, Samuel Payne. Ted White . . . .Pat Nicoll. Robert Richie. James Thompson . . . .Barbara Berry. Daniel Cahill. .Thomas Dennison. Stenographer ........... ....... Post-Graduate Attorney . . . ..,.. . . . . Barbara Dilley Tony Pisacane David Wengel James Souders .Donald Smith Adviser ................ ..... M r. Orville Spessard ' .-.. f'lf.1f: -2.12. , . ...H ., . 1 -is t 'Ai 1. - .' 1 g,ia...r ' .fQ'?4:1'. 5' , miili srj , '2:,gitQl'1 ' .535 in f' , , aff? .--P' 'N - 4 if 1 ' i' ' . K ' W: ...s., l5, 1'4 '1- ' 'ff- 1 - f-:Y,Q....v vbv' ' M ,,- ' . '-6.3 'fr ,M f ' ' gf' ' 3 Qwtfis' ' 3, Gr- - ' ' v erse 31 33-'NE if - PTH 'WD .--: '. 3 ' -rw gras'-we 'Pvmaunfnr 1 . l 11 .2 ' i, -, 1 :xv A i ,I . . -. .1---4 vc' Q ..-is-Q, A --...-,ymgmu-an Chiel Iustice George Verver- ides presides over a meeting oi the Student Court. On his lett sits Chief Prosecutor William West: on his right. Senior Iudges Harry Burton and Stanton Clark and Iunior ludges Richard Almond and Carl Brown. FIRST ROW: G. Thompson. S. Skillman. P. Foley, M. Scas- serra. I. MacConnelI, Girls' Patrol Maior, G. Toole, Boys' Patrol Maior, D. Larman, F. Magnani. B. Mulqrew, B. Dur- ling. SECOND ROW: E. Ad- ler. I. Heacock, T. Buxton. B. L. Thiel, S. Lawyer, A. Smith, A. Wauters, A. MacFarland. I. Lewis. THIRD ROW: D. Labaw, D. Brown. S. Forsyth, R. Grove, C. Reed, R. Caraz' zai. FIRST ROW: D. I.. Wengel, P. Hunt, B. Ferrara, L. D'Andrea, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Potts, A. Briggs, D. Archer, A. Allshouse. M. Somerville. M. Asbury, N. Grooms, D. Iones. I. Cresson. THIRD ROW: D. A. Wengel, W. West. I. Kriz. B. Cramp, S. Forsyth. W. Hulick. R. Bryan, H. Nilsen, M. Scott, Mr. Niles. - ' , ,- A W- -r - ' . - .f-A-H -rf- ',, .Wy ig:-5, g ,- 7 -, , ,V - ' 'jfffff' -vm , L , ,-5. -.Q .w ww-P-pf . L, .. , yt-L59 1 f .. 'e.se'1?lBei: .. ' ree: su. . . -. ' ' - twiki.-Q .-.1 51, git.. I ':','kg:.f5' ,:,i,.E.. A , . -,, , fm-luiulay. -I lf .51-7 e, . . : 'K-, V 1-.t 1- - -,-- . , u- .. ,fd .. 2534.4-411 V , , M 5 1 - in Q - K -. ff age- X ei ' A 5, . 'inf fi ,gg -KAW! - - B 1' .- A -. ' 1 3 Y . . ' ' 'T . R . Q.,,Jihnv. . ,g gl Emi , 1 55. .,,.,,, 1 - Q , gms-I,'K. VIA f ' .1 ' H A '-'ffm i7p,g1g4jfa355 1 5a3,? 3 .QW 5-,:a'4-y t md I. N. . . ...-f.,g,,:?,'- M- .-'fi.'.-,.5.:-,g:e,,,4'h-.M rl ,:p7'..g,gN. - ,ggi i,f,f.1, ,- .- l-,, Y E U.: g , ' -uf ' FV: . ,P f -I ' . 'f .i,IY,--.fj,T,L,W,vQ M 5,5 ,ZH lj... ' ,,I'..:.- Y , . , . fig? t ' J 1 gg B' , . ' . .,:qfZ-ff-t'-iff 1- . 2 s- E ' V- B . ':.f?g,.1-11.5.1 .if .. '01 Y-we ' 1 - A ' ' . . any-.. ,, ' mv -.w :,-,i- :fquff -. A 'la-an --- ,' t . - I W4 .,u.....,.... :Arm 'iff f f' 4 t- ' . N -NUS. A Q 1 , ' 'V ' 1, , wr-.-f 1-1:-se---1.4 f. f.. ..f:f11!:9':ew. THE OL-D CURIOSITY SHOP tndent patrol The Student Patrol was the steady work- ing organization responsible tor the func- tioning ot school trattic. Under the guidance ot Miss jessica Bartlett and Miss Florence Burke, the thirty members with George Toole, Boys' Major, and lrene Mac Connell, Girls Major, worked in various squads. The Hall Squad served between classes and during tourth periods: the Ushering Squad, at school performances, the Rope Squad, during lunch periodsp and the Air Raid and Fire Drill Squads, at practice drills. tndent e change P.l'l.S.'s little shopping center, the Stu- dents Exchange, was supervised by Mr. Win- field Niles and the Student Managers- Madge Somerville, Senior, Adrienne Alls- house, junior: and Marjorie Asbury, Sopho- more. lts important tunctions included acting as the Activities Fund cashierg selling stu- dent supplies, novelties, and candy: collect- ing payments on student trips, magazines, special ordersy and operating the Lost and Found. The Exchange was manned by volunteers and Retail Selling students. A Q1 Y. 1. ,W A 1 's miif? 1 'f'1,: '1 ' X , .- 'fi 5? ii ' 3: -,. 4,2:':sfgq'Q Q,-Q.-, 5: Q Q r V W , . I' 'W ' V 1 A ' Q VJ ' .iffi s 5 ,S :gi E. am good! Tell it to 'em good Don Smiih as Mr. Snow Came s beau impresses her iriends. Here we go gathering nuis in lune. Carol Search as Nettie m Iune ls A Busiin' Out all Over. Youll Never Walk Alone J IV Wg 5 W N ss, f Q3 Q35 gay! y L , 5 ga mx 31l,,, L I 3,657 f M 'N- S an A :4 W M 1 Hx Y 'YS 3 if 3, B 'Q' YQ N6 vii, 5 a ! wwe.. is Miss Burke and Mr. Hilbish discuss plans for the school musical, The Desert Song. pianist and composer, Mrs. Mathilde Mc- Kinney. The Girl's Ensemble presented seven tnodern carols by Benjamin Britten includf ing W'olcuin, There ls No Bose, Cn a Freezing Wiriter Night, This Little Babe, Balulalow, Deo Gracias, and As Dew in Aprillef' The noted harpist, Mrs. Stetty Grrnandy, accompanied the Ensemble for all the Britten numbers. The Boy's Ensemble sang l'larlc, How the Bells, Lo, How a Bosef' and Oh Tannenbaumn with Ted White as the soloist. Graduate choir mem- bers ot the past two years were invited to if at , A rg' Q , 1 g 0 , ,. T ., AI' ' ,fn -. v M , ' . , 0 Q , a iii 0 vs. V 5.5 . I few '- . . r 'tr 1 ' Qi .. . .. i .fi . - : 1 . . - , - - .' 1 9 f ' , tv w ' k . . ee - A ., Q ,, 1 9 ,, YT 5-. , e 4- L .. -A I 1- :gi HJ - 5--.3 . l sig' 5-3: j. -,'. . ,r M I 'fl ' -i tg.-.5 .gr -32.2 4 'lr' -. -err , - 51.1, 3 ' 1 Eb Mlm, if . ' :gtg 'Q' I 1 .- ...CTT -, 4-fb P... -a,,:.i1Y4n ' ' 1 .- .. 1 f:- .:. , I i .5,.-.- ,z , 59 ..+.- , - V P' R fu.. f 1215: L Q ex h L iw' 144-.2 rw - , i P I 1' ,i . r join this years Choir in singing several numbers including: Break Forth O Beau- teous Heavenly Light, and the Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah by l-landel. Mrs. Mary Krirnmel was the organist tor the con- Cert. During the year the Choir presented programs for the Mercer County institute and the Board ot Education Dinner. They sang Alleluia, Choral Fantasia, and Glcla- homaf' The Girls' Ensemble sang Comin' Through the Bye and Vineta. The Boys' Ensemble sang Lane County Bachelor. CHOIR FIRST ROW: M. Homriqhcusen. B. Crawford, E. Ruedy. I. Iohnson. C. MccNcxmee, C. Stevens, S. Dinsmore. M. Seibert, I. Thorsen, L. Ellis. SECOND ROW: N. Christian, A. Vcxik, E. Sprout, P. Roos. S. Moormcm. A. Van Zandt. L. Burrill, P, Muller. I. Smith, L. Wheeler. A. White, N. Drew. THIRD ROW: M. Peabody. A. Deiderich. D. Gil- christ, B. Dilley, S. Musson. D. Louderbcck. L. Fugill. I. Purdy. D. Archer, N. Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: T. White. D. Smith, C. Brown, P. Becker. R. Odenweller. W. Phillips. G. Ververides. R. Bruuner, S. Payne. D. O'Connor. D. Labaw. FIFTH ROW: P. Hutton. R. Brown. R. Almond. I-I. Iohnson, R. Cowan, A. Bowers. D. Rossmun. S. Young, I.. Oncley. SIXTH ROW: R. Thomas. W. Lockwood. I. Henderson. S. Clark. I. Darke, G. Sorenson, T. D'Arms, Mr. Hilbish. director. , ..:-seg - ' fr ,M i . ,.b.A.L V . L, Q . , - FLUTES: A. Booth, M. Homrighausen, V. Coley, S. Pritchard, R. Perry, F. Magnani. L. Burrill. CLARINETS: F. Sh-uve, N. Conte, F. Pinelli, A. Gcmtz, E. Hollmann, S. Updike, I. Reed, A. Epstein, B. Beck, M. Church, P. Butterworth, C. Bolles, B. Strayer, E. Kostron. S. Skipworth, M. I. Webb, K. Smith, E. Iones, S. Hill, M. McGilvra, M. Merzinsky. E. Mihan, C. Carlucci, C. Brown. OBOE: A. White. BASS CLARINET: B. Hulliish. ALTO SAXOPHONE: G. Stadler, L. Tindall. I. Souders, R. Icrblonsky, K. Hiker, R. Conley. TENOR SAX: S. Desautelle, B. Brown. D. Wilbur, I. Bald- win, B. Cortelyou. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: S. Taormino. HORNS: S. Young, I. Carballal, N. Craven. L. Cooper. V. Baunach. BARITONE HORNS: R. Almond, A. Ackley. TRUMPETS: A. Bowers, B. McKinney, I. Laird, B. Beck. B. Britton, T. O'Kane. A. Shepard, L. Casey, R. Mucha, B. Van Zandt, I. Hammond, K. Boyd, R. Trossbach, I. Mother, L. Edwards. TROMBONES: B. Coughlan, D. Pullen, T. Artin, I. Haydu, G. Kingston, D. Brobst, A. Alden. BASSES: I. Harbison. T. Murray. E. May. S. Reynolds, H. Ellis. DRUMS: H. Dingle, B. Reed. I. Harris, E. Reed, R. Bevis, C. Willis, P. Smyth. hand and drum majorette Q This year the band, directed by Mr. Walter B. Horner, was one ot the largest PHS. has ever had. The ninety-six members of the marching band played at all of Princeton l-ligh's home football games and away at the Trenton High game-three buses full! The concert band, having higher standards, was composed of eightyftour students. During the year these members worked toward the public concert which was given in May. Several ot the numbers included Them Basses, Begin the Beguinef' and Prayer and Dream Panto- mime trom Hansel and Gretelw by Humper- dink. The purpose ot the prep band was to teach the titty-two members, just learning to play an instrument, the techniques necessary to play with a large musical group. The drum maiorettes and color guard, chosen and trained by Miss Adelaide Tunnell, marched with the band at football games. FIRST ROW: F. Schneider, S. Young, Drum Maior. B. L. Thiel, Head Majorette, M. Mazzella. SECOND ROW: M. ,Y Mettler, S. Skillman, M. Seitz, C. Donahue. THIRD RCW: 'V M , A. Lewis. D. Petrillo, I. Mull. D. Petrillo. A. Briggs, G. U Grover. VIOLINS: I. Harbison, R. Brown, P. Becker, F. Kneisel, L. Burrill, D. Stalker, R. A. Mack. A. Hendry, K. North, I. Fine, I. Stalker, R. Taylor, D. Reed. M. Mettler. B. Bedford, R. Rose, C, Iohnson, VIOLAS: L. Mondone, I. Kennedy. I. Iohnson, P. Hutton. CELLOS: L. Oncley. N. Christian, D. Plum. F. Urken, E. Ruedy, K. Donley, L. Iohnson, BASS VIOLINS: T. White. K. Eiker. I. Stokes. L. Page. OBOE: A. White. FLUTES: S. Pritchard. V. Coley. R. M. Perry. D. Bachner. CLARINETS: F. Struve. A. Gantz. S. Updike, R. Church. W. Hulliish. SAXOPHONES: R. Poinsett. S. DeSaute1le, C. Hoyler, D. Wilbur. TRUMPETS: B. McKinney, T. O'Kane, R. Britton. TROMBONES: D. Pullen. T. Artin. HORNS: S. Young. N. Craven. BASSOON: M. Holman. DRUMS: P. Smyth, R. Bevis, W. Reed. PIANO: I. Dye. S. Coley. orohe tra Gur orchestra this year was better than ever before. ln past years the director, Mr. Louis Richards, tound the shortage of strinqs his main problem. The strina section, includina cellos, violins, violas, and basses, increased this year: and the balance ol the whole orches- tra improved qreatly, rnalcinq it possible lor more students playina Woodwinds and brasses to join the organization. The orchestra, which is selected lrorn the tour classes, inet tor one iull rehearsal durina the fourth period on Monday. The members each received one academic credit tor this activity. This year the orchestra played more tre- quently than in previous years. The iirst public performance was at the Armistice Day assem- bly in November. ln lanuary it played tor the Valley Road School. The exchange assemblies were more numerous than in the past. The spring concert in May concluded a very suc- Mr. Horner directs a rehearsal. cesslul year. 59 club ART CLUB BOYS' COOKING CLUB President ..........,.. Suzanne Lowe President .,..........., Owen Hingher Adviser . , . . , .Miss Marqerum Adviser . . . . .Miss Gibson BRIDGE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB CAMERA CLUB President ...,...., William Richardson Adviser ...........,...... Mr. Hilbish President ............ Thomas O'Kane Adviser .... ,... . . .Mr. Shepard Adviser . . , ........ Mr. Birch CERAMICS CLUB CHESS CLUB ELECTRICAL CREW President ........ Mary Homriqhausen President ....,.,.,. Robert Odenweller Adviser ...,.,..,,........, Mr. Wood Adviser .. ...,......... Mr. Seitz Adviser . . .,..., Mr. Livingston 60 IL FOOTBALL CLUB FORENSIC CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Presidents. . .Tom Murray, Harry Burton President ............,.,.. Lois Burrill President ...,.,..,,. Warren Crawford Advisers .... Mr. Groninqer, Mr. Iinqoli Adviser . . . ..... Mrs. McKee Adviser . . , , . .Mr. Underwood L-., GREEK CLUB LIBRARY COUNCIL MODEL CLUB President ,........,. 4,Linda Mondone President ..........,.. Ioan Margerum President ........,........ Italo Freda Adviser . . . . . .Mrs. Richards Adviser . . . ..... Miss Brook Adviser . . . . , .Mr. Zoll I V317 if 7955 I Q F W fr ' . fr , ' 1.7. . l - Q vi lif '-'J 1.-an 1 gi E'.-,as F 'D if if .V 'r F5 ' Yi gi 1. 1 Q rf . '- . jp. ' I Ai NATURALIST CLUB IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL I I' 'I . President .,......... Irene MacConneIl Chairman ,...........,., Doris Petrillo Adviser . . . ..,...,.. Mr. Alston Adviser . . . . . .Mrs. Veale bl RED CROSS FIRST-AID CLUB ROD AND GUN CLUB President ....,....,.. Leona Van Kirk President .......... George Maclntosh Adviser . .... Miss Bedard Adviser ....... Mr. Pierson SOCIAL DANCING CLUB STAGE CREW TYPING CLUB Adviser ................. Mrs. Warren Adviser .,............,..... Mr. Fleet President ,............. George Toole Adviser . .,.. Miss Palmer TOWER BOOSTERS TOWER THESPIANS VISUAL AIDES Captain ............ Mary lane Webb President ........... Andrew Percival President .......... Alexander Forsyth Adviser .. ...... Miss Tunnell Adviser ..... Mrs. Pankove Adviser .. .....,.. Mr. Stewart 62 I . I - -' 2- ' - X 'N 9 1' lbw .,.. A Q yxmb 'J 6 r r , 1. . f I X 5, 5 f rf MTA .i,.Z5, -.:. if miie' r- 1' 5, r 1 S r ix My ,W , Prince photographers i 1 vsmmxw-f Nwsmwn' l -. i f - .w ' - 3 : , ' Wm ,i..,, x .JI u v Rr ,r wk Yf gf E H HEX Monday menu R71 iw, om. 'A ea rwyf.. , 'N Gal house qunq 1-61-fq'ih'ffQ My r W We f. fi L , XVFQNVQ 4 rx ij Q 'A Q uf- 4? 1459 sw r h -an 5 M 'H be t '94 W j V if ' ' ra 18? ' Y hh Shop la H . . A glli ,-'W H?-11454 s- U 4 6 U Q' ., I L V L P li my a 1 my -Y 'rv 'fir - r- mul! 4 . .f f L' -. 5 ' M .V 3 - ,- . V ' Q s r ' , vffa,rQ'. 11 ., r ' ' VG 3 ,r r ' E r .,.,4 8 .Q if I Q V ,Alf wr T5 ' T r 'A iq .ti M ' 1, ,V ' 'V The cuss ihat refreshol r..-sr, H Y ,4 - I., L. - L ,, gf , X W 5 fa kg f Q EPM! ' Q H ,, ., f Q. M .4 .TX.. Q :sf .,.,, ., Q A X5-7' f . Q The inniiors cr! ease ' ', A . - 'Rauf K ,i .- M ffx K K 5 K 4 z gm , AVAA f a. QW-f'lim.-W?,Y Lf X Q 7' WW P5 2 H f . R M2 , R 975' rN553,5v,Q?!' A V :Ng Q' K K 'wfffgkt . .. iimfj Q Q 249 M 7 1514-M-1 Q' if diffs' A , f www-...v.d,, 5 ' f-Y A MW nm R ., ' , , Sw Qweaw 51 1 I 4 A Q ww 03 A S A axafaxwfaa 'WI Lt gk ww - 1 wi QNQ EX W idigfgibirki g .nv . KL ' wg .,: 1 N . rr' in .auxin .Q Q m f Q. li sig A ' xxx L 'Fl wi ' Iunior Physicists at B.C.A. r ATI X A -YS' hi 4 . H. I .,, '1'om's I A rm fx i 1 I HL VARSITY AND IUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: A. Waters. I. Pisucane, W. Niles, B. Marker, B. Dinsmore, D. Lovering. SECOND ROW: R. Wood. C. Brown. S. Clark. R. Richey. R. Montgomery, T. Murray. H. Burton, A. Terry. H. Iohnsori, R. Taylor, R. Meyer. THIRD ROW: F. DiMeqlio. I. Thompson. K. Hoagland. I. Smith. R. Zinsman, A. Graham, M. Trotmun. I. Broadway. W. Rodeteld, D. Iohnson, P. Bradley. H. Ellis. FOURTH ROW: C. Stryker. Manager. Mr. Wood. Couch. Mr. Iingoli. Couch. R. Taylor, D. Goldstein, R. Carter, R. O'Kr1ne. A. Carter. M. Caples. Mr. Gronirxger. Couch. S. Payne. Man- uger. football Co-Captains Harry Burton and Tom Murray talk strategy with Mr. Iingoli. The 1953 gridders made an impressive comeback from their last seasons building year. Captained by Tom Murray and Harry Burton, this year's squad rolled up a total of five victories as against three defeats. The Little Tigers were off to a slow start, losing to Leonardo, 24-13, and Peddie, 19-U. Bounding back from these two setbacks, the Blue and White ground out victories over Hamilton, 16-12, Trenton, 33-14, and Trenton Catholic, 18-6, to gain the mythical Mercer County Champion- ship. After losing to Somerville, 14-6, they closed the season in impressive style by de- feating Long Branch, 6-O, and the Hun School, 46-6. Princeton High amassed a total of 138 points to their opponents' 95, for a scoring aver- age of close to eighteen points a game. Spark- ing a powerful single-wing attack were backs Harry Burton, Pete lohnson, Bob Montgomery, and Al Terry. Spearheading a hard-charging, ZOO pound defensive line were Tom Murray, Stan Clark, Frank Kessler, and Reggie Carter. Other standouts were Donald Lovering, Frank Novatkowski, Dick Meyer, Art Mount, and Bob Taylor, Seniors, and Carl Brown, Bob Davison, Bucky O'Kane, Bill Bodefeld, and Dick Wood, luniors. Full credit should be given to the coach- ing staf'f which made possible this year's fine record. Head Coach loseph lingoli was ably assisted by Mr. Richard Wood, Mr. Gerald Groninger, and Mr. Tony Borzok. Promising material for next season should be coming from the lunior Varsity which went to an undefeated season under the coach- ing of Mr. Groninger. The Freshmen, coached by Mr. Borzok, won one and lost six. 5 1 5 2 . A Qi ..- VARSITY FRESHMEN KNEELING: C. Brown. W. Rodeteld. F. DiMeqlio. R. FIRST ROW: C. Nini. V. Fowler. R. Rose. A. Pisacane. I. O'Kane. T. Murray. R. Meyer. W. Richey, S. Clark. I. Stalker. R. Pirone. SECOND ROW: C. Cirullo. F. Skillman. Thompson. R. Taylor. STANDING: I. Smith, R. Taylor, M. Logue. E. Rigg, M. Hafenmaier. R. Knowles, R. Torn- H. Iohnson, H. Burton. R. Montgomery. A. Terry, M. Trot- quist. THIRD ROW: F. Young. Manager. C. Iohnson. I. man. R. Wood. Mr. Iingoli. Coach. Preqo. V. Hoagland. W. Rl-nodes. R. Huffman, I. Pederson. I. Mather. W. Dilatush. P. Cavanaugh. Manager. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Borzok, Coach. R. Flaherty. W. Birch. I. Hender- FL-YING son. w. sun. R. Gillette. T. Gmane. 'r. Schannel. V 2 'necks .ia SCHEDULE ' . 'QA 'I Princeton 13 Leonardo 24 'i ff' Princeton 0 Peddie 19 - u .ral . . F I A ' , Princeton 16 Hamilton 12 I f Princeton 33 Trenton 14 .',.i.'1 .Lf'f , ' Princeton 18 Trenton Catholic 6 ' S33 Princeton 5 Somerville 14 A 'X' Princeton 6 Long Branch 0 Princeton 46 Hun 6 Al Terry gets off a pass in the Little Tigers' victory over P.H.S. scores! Fullbaclr Harry Burton goes over in the Trenton Catholic. 6-0 victory over Long Branch. ,gg 8 -,M 1 H.. -. ...M - 67 'vi gf KNEELING: W. Ruedemann. R. Stives, C. Brown, W. Reed, A. Bowers. H. Dingle, R. Thomas, E. Calkin. R. Rosner. F. Pinelli. R. Hillier, A. Shepard. W. George. H. Calkin. C. Willis. STANDING: F. Minks. Manager. B. Gebhard, T. Shelton. R. Cook. R. Mucha, C. Hardy, P. Nergaurd, I. Harbison, P. Bevensee. F. Nini, B. Alisbah. C. North. I. Darke. C. Green, V. Payne, P. Hutton, A. Alden, Mr. McConahy, Coach. TOP: Winston George gets oH a pass downfield in the victory over Long 0 U U B I' Branch. BOTTOM: Mr. McConahy cmd Captain Calkin discuss strategy during the sea- The l953 Princeton High School soccer team, coached Son- by Mr. H. Lee McConahy, completed its season with a record ot two wins and seven losses. Playing per- haps Princeton Highs toughest schedule, one includ- ing two state champions and two former state cham- it pions, the booters usually managed to outplay their rivals but lacked a scoring punch. . The high spot ot the season came when the team rolled over Lawrenceville by a score of 5-2. This was the second straight year that the Red and Black ot Lawrenceville went down before the Blue and White. The booters were captained by wing Ellery Calkin. Other outstanding players were lineman Francis Pinelli and backs Winston George and Bob Thomas. Lineman Bob Hosner received honorable mention on the New- 4 --an . ark News All-State Soccer Team. SCHEDULE Princeton Trenton Catholic Princeton Trenton High Princeton Iamesburg Princeton Peddie Princeton Hiqhtstown Princeton Lawrenceville Princeton Trenton High I. V. Princeton Long Branch Princeton Iamesburg Princeton Hightstown o..M........ ........ . .W.......,. .? . ,.-.F A . .MN-ss... t-, tg - 2 5 - ,- tenni This year's tennis team, under the di- rection ot Mr. Richard Borger, opened its season with high hopes of repeating last year's excellent record of nine wins and two losses. Both losses were to Long Branch in close matches. The nucleus of this year's team was centered around the two returning lettermen cross country This year the cross country team, coached by Mr. Winfield Niles, completed the most successful season in its history as it com- piled a record of seven victories against a lone defeat from state champions Metuchen. Led by undefeated Captain Doug Wengel, the Blue and White Harriers were victorious over Trenton, Lawrenceville, Asbury Park, Borger, Couch. from last year, Bob Thomas and Hugh Din- gle. Two highly promising Iuniors, Frank Kneisel and Dick Almond, and Sophomores, Iohn Chandler and Ken Boyd, fought it out tor the remaining positions. Other members oi the squad were lohn Harbison, Bil Alis- bah, Iohn Kriz, Dave Goldstein, and Iohn Darke. Freehold, Peddie, B. M. I. and Long Branch. Although five Seniors will be lost to next year's squad, five promising Freshmen, together with four experienced Iuniors, will form the core for the l954 aggregation. Also graduating will be Sandy Forsyth, who has been the team's manager for three years. I I -A Q FIRST ROW: D. Wenqel, R. Coughlan. R. Bergesen, B. Crump, D. Wengel. R. Grove. R. Berqesen. T. Dennison. P. Butterworth. SECOND ROW: A. For- syth, Manager. I. Kriz. B. Nystrom, L. Andrews. W. West. N. Volweider. Mr. Niles, Couch. R. Thomas, I. Kriz, I. Harbison F Kneisel, B. Alisbcxh, H. Dingle Mr FIRST ROW: R. Watson. K. Luck. I. Bowser. W. Van Zandt. H. Wult, W. Pierre. 'l'. O'Kune. R. Sorenson. SECOND ROW: H. Ceveru. B. Dinsmore. R. Hunt. R. Novak. P. Smyth. L. Ammermcxn. R. Cook. P. Teresky. B. Crump. Manager. THIRD ROW: B. DiMeglio, Mr. Borzok. Coach, I. Thomp- son, F. Nini, R. Montgomery, D. Fcxnkhcluser. W. Rodeteld. R. O'Kcxne, H. Iohnson, R. Wood, Mr. McConahy. Coach. R. Richey. SPLIT 'SECOND 1 f - Ti , Z 3. ba kethall Under their new coach, Mr. Tony Borzok, this year's basketball team won ten of their eight- teen contests. The boys had to adapt them- selves to the new man to man defense which replaced last year's zone and consequently got off to a slow start but rebounded to complete a fairly successful season. For what they lacked in height, the hoopsters made up in spirit as they won several close games. The tallest rnan on the squad was Al Terry at 6' l . The starting five for most of the season was Terry, Pete lohnson, Bill Rodefeld, Bob Mont- gomery, and Dick Vtfood. Terry played pivot and did or good job of getting the reboundsg lohnson sparked the team with his all-around playmaking and scoringg Montgomery proved a consistent scorer: while Wood and Rodefeld were a great help with their scoring and re- bounding. Marvin Trotrnan came within two points of setting a new Princeton High scoring record by netting thirty-seven points against l-larnilton. Mr. Borzok sees high hopes for next year as he will lose only one Senior, Pete Iohnson, through graduation. Also there will be a wealth of new material coming up from the lunior Var- sity and Freshman squads, coached by Mr. Lee McConahy and Mr. loseph lingoli. 70 'mm r 1 Ai: i 5 A fl ' 25! EH? SEMI QQ. E 1:- --ww .f 1953 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: H. Burton. T. Brown. C. Bosley, R. Stadler, R. Montgomery, R. Stewart, W. Rodeleld. H. lohnson, R. Wood. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shepard, Coach. S. Payne, I. Thompson, I. Parascando, W. Schwartz, R. Novak, R. Davison, W. Richardson. B. Briel, Mr. Iingoli, Coach. THIRD ROW: F. Cawley, L. Smith. F. Lavoie. G. Pipia. F. Nini. S. Sculerati. R. Brooks. ha ehall SCHEDULE Princeton 5 Hun Princeton 5 Trenton Catholic Princeton 3 Ewing Princeton l Hamilton Princeton 6 Long Branch Princeton 10 Hun Princeton 3 Lawrenceville Princeton 2 Hamilton Princeton 2 Ewing Princeton 4 North Plainiield Princeton 3 Trenton Catholic Princeton 1 Somerville Princeton 3 Long Branch 88565 LOFTDED 4 . if f T '1 i 'WE-1 Lf nl .. ' 72 The l953 varsity baseball team, under the able direction of Coach Morrill Shepard, completed its season with a record of four victories and nine defeats. Returning from the 1952 squad were five lettermen: Bob Stewart, Keith Wallace, Calvin Buedemann, Beetle Bosley, and Tom Brown. The start- ing lineup had Stewart at first, Pete Iohnson at second, Bob Montgomery at short, and Bill Bodefeld at third. ln the outfield Wallace was in left, Harry Burton in center, with Bos- ley in right. Sharing the catching were Brown and Buedemann. Two juniors, Dave Maas and Bob Stadler, headed the pitching staff and were backed by Montgomery and Stewart. Also seeing considerable action were Fred Lavoie, Ken Hoagland, and Reg- gie Carter. As far as fielding went, this was one of the best teams in P.H.S. history. The pitch- ing was also good, but it was at the plate that the Little Tigers bogged down. Only three members of the squad closed the sea- son with a batting average of over 250. Getting good pitching and fielding the Blue and White won two of its first three games. However, hampered by weak hit- ting, the team could win only two of its remaining ten games. The season's four victories came at the hands of the l-lun School, 5-3, 10-6, Ewing, 3-lf and North Plain- field, 4-3. With seven lettermen returning the l954 squad had high hopes of improving on the record of past seasons. The 1953 spring track team, coached by Mr. Irwin Weiss, ably assisted by Coaches Winfield Niles and lerry Groninger, com- pleted another banner year. For the third straight time the P.H.S. thin clads completed a grand slam season by again winning the Mercer County, Central Iersey, and State Championships. Compet- ing against the top schools in the state the Blue and White tracksters amassed 43V2 points to runner-up Tenatly's 27 to set a new point total record. Led by co-captains lames Varner and Lawrence Fitzgerald, P.H.S. re- mained undeteated for the sixth year in a row and ran its consecutive victory skein to track SCHEDULE Seton Hall Relays Hamilton High School Penn Relays Trenton High School Hightstown High School Newark Board of Education Meet Long Branch High School Long Branch Relays Mercer County Championships Englewood Invitation Meet Pennington School Somerville High School 38 Central Jersey Meet ' Trenton Catholic High School The outstanding performers this spring sms Moe' were-Seniors: co-captains Bob Taylor in the Sprints and Bob Rosner in the weight events: Doug Wengel, Barry Cramp and Bill West in the distance events: Garland Gil- lette in the hurdles: Stanton Clark, Iohn Del- neso, and Tom Murray in the Weights: and Alfred Bowers in the pole vault: Iuniors: State Sprint Champion Al Terry and State Hurdle Champion Carl Brown: Winston George in the sprints: Alan Graham in the hurdles: Ralph Grove, Ralph lenkins, and Clodius Willis in the middle distance events. f HIGH HMDLE4' 1 I 4 wt -I . 4 4 , - Miv- 1953 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: C. Iablonsky, R. Mucha. T. Peyton, W. Niles. R. Stonaker. V. Payne. SECOND ROW: R. Stives. S. Clark. H. Brauner. C. Freericks. I. Varner, L. Fitzgerald. B. Rittenhouse. W. Mather. D. Wengel. R. Rosner. C. Green. THIRD ROW: Mr. Weiss. Coach. Mr. Groningen Coach W. George, A. Terry. R. Taylor. G. Gillette. T. Murray. I. Delneso. B. Crump. W. West. W. Ander- son, Mr. Niles. Coach. FOURTH ROW: R. Allen. R. Brauner. P. Becker. C. Willis. Manager G. Ververides, R. Ienkins. I. Campbell, C. Brown, A. Graham. A. Bowers. IONT ROW: L. Baker, S. Streator. I. ryker. M. Scassorra. V. Douqlas. Y. Scud- tr. D. Gilchrist, I. Harris. I. Suydam, R. larch, S. Kinnell. F. Smith. M. Banks. Sellers, I. Delaney, L. Dobson. M. As- lry. SECOND ROW: I. McCool. L. Iohn- n. H. Vermilya, S. Drury, N. Luther, S. ack, I. Culbreth. L. Corl. L. Pearson. B. rayer. B. Berry. A. Iones, S. Heed, S. nit, F. Urken, R. Taylor. M. Dix, E. nllmann. S. Northcross, A. Gcntz. V. runuch. THIRD ROW: D. Pierson. K. nnley, I. Thomson. S. Sebastian. N. aven. T. Day, S. Cook, M. Church. V. vley. I. Douglas. I. Somerville. L. Mon- rne, D. Morgan. A. Evans, N. Carroll. I. lith. N. Beekman. I. Day, D. Maxwell. Yeoman. Mrs. I. Hartnaclr. Coach, L. qtll. M. McGilvra, S. Minka, I. Dyer. DURTH ROW: A. Ackley. B. Woodinq, M. eater. D. Petrlllo. D. Petrillo. S. Greene. Stalker. M. Dalzell. B. L. Thiel. LONT ROW: B. Strayer. M. Dalzell. A. lllis. B. Bedford, R. A. Karch. L. Gut- odt. I. Harris, M.0Selbert. L. Cooper. S. xck. C. Bentley. E. Rockafellow. K. vdqe. SECOND ROW: K. Smith. G. As- ry, M. Shlrnomura. K. Gulltksen. S. user, B. Dllley. L. Pearson. A. Van ndt. D. Pierson. N. Yeoman. M. Kay, B. rry. M. Asbury, S. Sebastian. S. North- ass. THIRD ROW: M. Supplqer. K. Don- f. B. Nunztato. S. Hill. N. Craven. L. undone. N. Luther. I. Kennedy. L. Fuqill. Stalker, I. Day. I. McCool. A. Vailr. M. lx, V. Everett. B. Baker. FOURTH BOW: Dobson. A. Ackley, T. Day. S. Klnnell. Nicoll. I. Updlke. L. Ellis. M. McGilvra. Scasserra. E. Okoson. B. Ownes. N. trroll. ONT HOW: B. Ballard. B. Dilley. L. arson. I. Suydam. A. Van Zandt. N. Yeo- rn. M. Kay, B. Berry. SECOND ROW: Hill. D. Pierson. S. Reaser. L. Mondone. Klnnell. I. Day, N. Luther. B. Strayer, D. rlker, A. Gdntz. THIRD ROW: A. Evans. Mlnks. N. Craven. P. Nlcoll. I. Updilre. Ellis, T. Day, M. Kimble. I.. Corl. ONT ROW: S. Reaser, A. Valk, D. rlker. I.. Pearson, N. Yeoman. D. Pierson. Kris. M. Dalzell. K. Smith. SECOND JW: A. Wallis. L. Mondouo. M. Suppiqer. Asbury. V. Everett, B. Dllley. B. Strayer, Okeson. D. Petrillo. S. Black. G. Asbury. Shlmomura. K. Dooley. L. Iolmson, M. urch. THIRD ROW: T. Day. N. Grooms. Nlcoll. A. Van Zandt. S. Klnnell, L. ofper, M. Seibert, R. A. Karch. I. Updlke. Ackley. M. McGilvra. N. Luther. 'URTH ROW: M. Scasserra. N. Craven. Homrighausen. S. Northcross. M. I. rbb, D. Chase. N. Carroll. K. Gulliksen. Harris. girl ' ha lietball Fourth period basketball on Mondays proved quite popular. So many signed up that it was necessary for the underclass- men and upperclassmen to alternate Mondays. Under the direction of Miss Tunnell, and with the assistance of the Leader Corps which officiated at these games, the teams fought hard in order to gain the first place position. The team succeeding in doing this was awarded a small blue and white banner in assembly as a souvenir of its basketball ability. The basket- ball program was planned by Lois Cooper, the Manager. liookey Vigorously active from September through Thanksgiving, the hockey season included class tournaments, in which the Seniors were champions, and gym period play-offs, won by Lorelei Fugill's team. Girls playing in the Central Iersey Tournament were Ruth Ann Karch and iune Harris, on the first team: Ella Prockafellow and Marilyn Scasserra, the reserve teamp and Dianne Chase and Mary Homrighausen. Playing against Hamilton, Seniors were beaten 2-5, Iuniors won 10-U, Sophs won 7-2. Against Westfield, Seniors lost l-25 luniors, O-3, The annual game between the Senior girls and the Senior boys found the boys victorious l-O. 1 L: 'rife 5 mws ' I 1:27. it ,J OLD tenni - Under the management of Elisabeth Sprout and Carol Stevens, fall and spring tennis had its usual place in the girls' sports program. Interest proved to be unusually great among the girls, but unfortunately they did not have much opportunity for instruction. The girls were divided into three groups accord- ing to their ability. The advanced players organized a tennis ladder in which they competed in single matches for the highest place. The season was a successful one and the girls had a wonderful time together on the courts. oithall As one of the favorite sports of the year, softball began early in the spring with many girls coming out to take a whack at the ball after school, as well as in gym class. The teams were coached and the games umpired by Miss Adelaide Tunnell, with the help of the Leader Corps. Tournaments were run in the gym classes and play-offs were held between the winners. After school, all-star Freshman, Sophomore, lunior, and Senior class teams were chosen to play each other and in games against other schools. I l l A lump for the ball ' r f'f I A typical hockey game dur- ing gym bla-ee A ...w ,I Ji., , ' iw., --- . 'u .L- 'T'd What happened to the ball? The team ls caught unaware when Ginny steals home i FRONT ROW: D. Chase, D. Petrillo, A. Berry, E. Okeson, R. Robinson. SECOND ROW: M. Seibert, L. Cooper, M. I. Webb, M. Snyder, G. Alden, M. Homrighausen. C. Stevens, L. Ellis. THIRD ROW: L. Gutbrodt, N. Grooms, M. Burrell. E. Sprout. A. Van Zandt. R. A. Kurch, I. Suydam. I. Harris. leader corp The Leader Corps, consisting of 25 mem- bers, is a selected group of lunior and Senior girls who assist Miss Tunneli in gyrn classes and in the after school sports program. Their duties consist of checking attendance and helping to organize the various sports. The group meets every Monday during the fourth period, when they practice rules and techniques. This year's president is Nancy Grooms, with Carol Stevens as secretary. Q. a. council Monday afternoons the Girls' Athletic Council meets to plan and discuss girls' sports. They aid in arranging the after school sports program, in electing sport managers, and in planning field days. The Council consists of the Vice-President and Secretary of the A. A., the President of the Leader Corps, point managers, sport managers, and five girls from each class. Dianne Chase is President, Mary lane Webb, Secretary. With President Dianne Chase presiding, the 1953-54 Girls' Athletic Council holds a meet- ing to plan and discuss sports activities lor the school year. playtime. Bowling, tumbling, ping pong and volleyball are several ot the main sports for girls which are held during the Winter months. Bowling, the most popular ot these sports, was held every day after school from Thanksgiving until the Christmas holidays at the town bowling alley. The girls were divided into three diiierent groupsfebeginners, intermediates and advanced. Teams were organized and entered into competition. High scores were posted each week in the gym. Tumbling was also fun. Under the direction ot Miss Tunnell, the girls met twice a week, Wednesday and Thursday, to try the latest stunts. They learned to do flips, headstands, dives and other tricks. Ping pong pro- vided the girls with an opportunity to demonstrate their individual skill in competitive games. They met tour times a week under the management ot Lois Gutbrodt. Teams were organized and volleyball tournaments were held in all gym classes to determine the girls' best volleyball team. The best players from each class were also chosen to play on their own class team in which they competed against one another. 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