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Page 4 ERIC SMITH Superin+enden+ BOARD OF EDUCATION We, Hue gradualing class of I958, wish fo express our hearfiesf fhanks +o flue Board of Educafion 'For a job well done. If H' were nof 'For 1'he assisfance and co-opera+ion of +he Board our school program would noi' be com- plefe. We are mosi' gra+eful for fheir guidance. JOHN MITCHELL CHARLES SCHANZ Vice Principal Principal OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Smifh, Mrs. Ecicardf, Mrs. Ausien, Mrs. Barficowski Q E 4 Page 5 ILM gig, A 'lfidlb . , jwfvxl 9. . ,Lv X411 . AW JWI. fu ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Miss- Taylor. Mrs. BONIWGQ. MVS- SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-Mrs. Smilh, Miss Grillo. Smiflw. Miss Carissimo, Miss Lu+z, Mr. Man+ell, Miss Kronke, Miss Frederick, Miss Sfahlberger, Mr. Van Dyke, Mr. Sweal- Miss Cunningham, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Mack. lock. MV- l-eWll'Z- MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT-Miss De Gray, Mr. Milch- ell, Miss Mallin, Miss Parvin, Mr, Marks, Mr. Bender, Mr. Tro++a, Mrs. Cross. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENTS-Mr. Warr, Mr. Schnei- der, Mr. Nozell, Mr. Hill. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - Mrs. Apfel, Miss Preisclie, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Van Der Eems, Mrs. Pudliener, LIBRARIAN-Miss Jay SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-Miss Nardo, M rizzi, Mr. WinsIow, Mr. EIIerbe, Mr. Bender Mrs. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-Miss Plafe, Miss Drigqs, Miss Smit Mr. Bedford, Mr. Roberfson, Mr. Murray. Mr. Thomas. t 4 . f DEPARTMENT- Miss Foran, Miss Mower son, Miss Komarek, Mr. Guaielli, Mr. ArcioIa, Mr. Crum Mr. Trorra, Mr, Capuii. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT-Miss Mowerson. Mrs. Siuari' Mr. Man'reII, Mr. Guafelli. rss I, Y i uikyiy ? Q . I .,ss, , s,si. WF! K s I mf I ,, I I I I ,Li U I I HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT-Mrs. Perry, Mrs. ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT-Mrs. Smifh, Mr. Ausfin. Mafhegon, Mr. MacDonaId. 1'3 TV! 16417, Qdgvr 1958 'O v A As. . .ff gm U9 vi' I .kkf ' VK wiv Page 8 DEDICATICN We, +he class of I958, mosl humbly dedicale our Nuggef To 'rhe be- loved Guy W. Moore, who guided our desiinies wi'rh care and skill fhroughouf his l'wen+y years of dedicaled service. Previous To l937, when he look 'rhe wheel al' Ramsey, Mr. Moore had 1'augh+ in Kansas: Garfield, New Jersey, and Lodi, New Jersey. He had achieved 'rhese posilions afler obfaining his Bachelor of Arfs degree a+ Lebanon Valley College, class of '2I, and his Masfer of Arfs degree af New York Universily. While allending college, Mr. Moore had played oufslanding foofball and baseball and laler wenl on 'ro play professional baseball in +he Florida S+a're League. He also coached ioo+ball while reaching a+ Garfield High School. During fhe pasr years Mr. Moore was a member of The Enrollmenl Commiffee for The New Jersey Educarion Associalion and of Jrhe Execu- five Board of Fairleigh Dickinson Universi+y. Ramsey suffered a greal loss wi'rh Jfhe passing of Guy Moore, bu+ his wonderful work, guidance, and spiril will live on forever. 71931 L . -Vgigizyi .xg .m,, 1' .yi ,,.. iggfgp fm? L 5? W I Lwfguf? S My K ,LV fgiw 7 x !Q JMEML ww 1 1 ' 1 V ifwfejw ' fl -it f,,L-twig? X GUY W. MOORE X ggf.:,'-gy, -, 1, f ., . me fw'f,Qi,,i 5ifJQ'Waggfgjg- 'swiwf xi K' ,EQ , O z,-' ' 1 'ESMF EG :Q --:nf ,f ,,.aN I, 5 15 F v ' QQ 5553 , fl 5 2 i 'Lge , 'Y-M512 f,L ,1., L,l,, rw wif, M g f sixiif, . .3 , Fwy, Wm wmwg . rpg - 51 Q5 ,, A 2. 2 ff? 55 . fffigmwf ,, f 54' . , .. iw, 'sf A ,. my -1352 f Q Page 9 I Nuec-Er EDITORS Ecliror-in-Chief . ..........,,.v,..-,,.. Carole Seals Associaie Edilors, - - .,,.,,.,.. ....... Joan Brehove Rosemary Darlingion, Jane Pulis PaH'i Webb, Barbara Zisgen Advisory Board ,.., e..,,e.,,......,. B e1'+y Barnes Nancy Bielen, Lynn Belli Spor+s Edifors, - - ,,.,.,..e, Penny Bishop Allan Leslie Ari Edifors .,,-e.,,. .,ee.... J oan Dieferi Glenda Arenhen Phoiography Edi+ors ,,e.. ..,, P enny Misirian Judy Salral Typing Edi+or .,..,,. ..,.. M arilyn Balcer Aclverlising Ediior ,.,,, ,..e B ernice De Vries Business Ediiornme, ,,,e, Donna Derowslxi EDITOR, ASSOCIATES, AND ADVISORY BOARD Advisors gf--ff,, A-,--,- M iss Fo.-an Mr. Van Dylxe ' W- f ,,..,,,.,,..,..ww.....-...wa-.aaunin ART, SPORTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS TYPING, ADVERTISING, AND BUSINESS EDITORS Page IO ENTIRE NUGGET STAFF Page I2 .5 ss 5wi'afiQ12fL': M 7 1 W -fm :Ts 1 -nv :Q- , , , .. A.., . VVI, iv, I- . .. ,. 11. ., -Qifiiiiiegbwvg, swamU,i,f.w.arS.i221s- gifs'-U.vzisfaxzmrfivf flifiilfl lm , H , ' ji' - -- . , U 9 rs -- ' T r j . I-:jig 2i.sjig,22iKf? Niszir, X iff .1 ,f H'-sg' , :if-1 '7ffI'i'1'f1Tif,:U5 i il ' i ' ' 'Q' P' -55' 5-1S5'f1i?5if3i T., - f 'f ' fa 11...-.-.2 f ' f ' 'reg-igzfffg I 1954-1955 In SepTember oT i954 we Tinally arrive as bewildered liTTle Tresh- men. The upperclassmen, wiTh whom we are honored To spend a small parT oT our day, help us geT acquainTed wiTh our surroundings. The Treshman aThleTes esTablish Themselves on The J.V. Teams. Our class is saTuraTed wiTh school spiriT Through The eTTorTs oT The J.V. cheerleaders and The illusTrious upperclassmen. We are now well on our way To be- coming a small parT oT Ramsey High School. 1956 - 1957 ReTurning conTidenTly as Juniors, and upperclassmen, we elecT our class oTTicers: Bill FugaTe, PresidenT, Tony For-Kano, Vice PresidenT: Nadine Rumsey, SecreTary1 and Nancy WraThall, Treasurer. The Treas- ury, sTarTed by The proTiTs Trom The ChrisTmas card sale, grows larger Trom The proTiTs oT our hiT courTroom drama, The People versus Maxine Lowe . The sTars, Dale Robinson, Gil BarTleTT, Terry Garrion, Bev Ander- son, and Bill Webbersinng and our sTudenT direcTor, Jackie lvlolThop are also huge successes. ln June we TransTorm The gym inTo a Roman garden Tor our Junior prom MoonlighT-and Roses under The capable direcTion oT our co- chairmen Nancy WraThall and Nadine Rumsey. 1955 - 1956 This year we aTTend school on a double session, The upperclassmen are no longer wiTh us. We, The sophomores, are lords oT The laTe ses- sion. AT The end oT The year we are sorry To see our classmaTes Trom WyckoTT and Franklin Lakes deparT buT are looking Torward To a healThy rivalry wiTh Ramapo Regional, where They will be Juniors nexT year. T M.. in , T ',,X,,ww1 my giggmglzlfiff , .,., xii. Y -w,ifa : -f-f . ' f--'-- .V -'l,,'F.v,'.,i Hz 'Fi1igkgi5,lfJN ,--, t3',i:'51 .ae 4 wsu .1 1.1,g,misii:?l:niwf1,5V fl 5' 311, K'- gif- wi ,T.,Gfi1!igg,fqgs 111. .. slffl-ifxxigi-ifr giji. 1 I , . ,-... if-so 1957- 1958 Al' lasi we have reached lh + e op, we are now seniors. We begin +he year by'elec'ring class officers They are Bill F + J V . : uga e, President Robin ones, ice Presidenrf Nadine Rurnsey. Secrerary: and Nancy Wrafhall, Treasurer. Once again our play, Onions in l'he Slew. a comedy wifh Bev Anderson, Ronnie Smi+h. Glenda Arenfzen, and Sue McGraw in fhe leading roles and Camille lnserillo as our s+uden+ direcfor is a smash hi+. Work s+ar'rs o fh n e Nuggei' wirh Carole Seals being selec'red as Edifor-in-chief. Now +ha+ +he play is over, +he prom is upon us. The senior prom, Fan+asy in Gold , is held a+ +he Swiss Chalet The remainder of +he year is devo+ed fo 'rhe corn l l T p e ion of lhe yearbook and schoolwork. Before we realize il Class Nighr is here unveiling fhe hidden lalenfs of our brillianl' class, Now we have reached +he pinnacle of high school success-gradua- lion. We file up for our diplomas w rh ' ' 1 mixed feelings, ourwardly poyful inwardly sorrowful because we 'll b l ' wi e eaving our school and our friends.. We look foward lhe 1' 1' u ure wirh aniicipalion knowing 'rhal' Ramsey High School has prepared us well +o assume our places in 'rhe adulr world. 4- vii I l Page 73 Page I4 , myers ,,e Q, U Tw,-fan, : .fmwit ,W 'fwwkw B 1 2 , , v . o ., . . , r 2 J o . . , , a . wf'T?w g f! Vyhyhr WN LW,M .,,,, we 'fi' P W .A teline: Pier 86. if ff -ff M WK ,J 1 1 4,1f A ew York ,y New iixorgmgy - R:: ' f S' 0 A, 1' 5,, . N., , ' ' :Q.f - - izb E .gy n mv da n ,, , as of the West .,,L, 1090 a blast down at i,,, 4' 86. Approaw 'qsz , ', 'AV' 'Ah h ssedj,Nancy wratnali senin A ,se Qb r 1A3 ZA, ,,. 4 cvnsietiins of Penny Bishop, P f H 4 by 'Rzmy Alberse. On the bridge Of ' QP A ' -f'ff' n y npresiaeml of he line B111 Fugate, Captai 'ZIA Mike ' ,,Q:, wi :: ' ,eorg'e,Kirschenbauer, Chief Steward Duncan Taylor, wuci9wtSchmi.dlin. At the head of the gang-plank Marilyn Parker? ci: gg 'iilg a ' Ve- M e comed that well-known screen star Gil Bartlett. Be 'deg -QH'f V,,1 LQQQ Jeae' wadine Rumsey and Pat Brough. Nadine was call- ing the names e nsch, Howland, and Mihok, four world reknown members of an .'-,N 2fol.' basketball team, as Pat checked off the list. Back in the street Betsy Cushwa was assisting Tony Forlano with his luggage while Professor Pagach was earnestly conversing with Walt Ensdorf. Jackie Molthop stood close by taking notes for future reference. On the main deck Chris Folsom was escorting around the ship Donna Derowski, laden with hat boxes: Barbara Hall, carrying her batonsg and Sue Dawson, looking chic in one of her original creations. Along the pier I saw various groups of voyagers. Tom Dembia was autographing baseballs while Penny Misirian and Judy Sakal were busily snapping candids for Rosemary Darlington's travel- ogue. Sue Rumble was taking subscriptions for the ship's newspaper The Bam as Carole Seals was distributing copies of the Nugget. Way off to one side Margie Troast could be seen in deep discussion with Bill Webersinn and Nancy and Phyllis Witmer on the pros and cons of a boat trip. Carol Grifenhagen was supervising the boarding of her piano on the ship. Joan Dietert and Glenda Arentzen were carrying their easels aboard, closely followed by Marilyn Baker with her typewriter and Betty with Kathie Barnes. Bill Stipler seemed to be getting used to ocean voyages. Sue McGraw was talking with Ginni Grabinski, the purser, about the money she had won on a quiz show. Jane Pulis, U.S. repre- sentative to an education conference, stood behind Paul Moore, from whose brief case Leann Ritter, joke book in hand, heard ominous ticking. Bob Fischer, Bruce Kean, and Bruce Rufner, carrying tennis rackets, stood at attention as Camille Inserillo, Pat Armstrong, Lois Poxon and Patti Webb hoisted the flag. The-last one on board was Lynn Belli who had just finished her first Broadway hit. A few minutes later Robin Jones gave the signal and the voyage was under way. About an hour later I noticed Terry Garion and a few others who had missed the boat and had decided to fly over. Your reporter, Barbara Zisgen SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf ,,,, , U, ,,,, , Bill Fuga+e Vice Presiclenf ,,,, 7 ,Robin Jones Secre+ary K , - , S Nadine Rumsey Treasurer ,W , A Nancy Wra+hall Page I5 XX. X99 N T-3 CLIFFORD F. ACKERSON Upper Saddle River l try all things, I achieve what l can. Ack . . . likes Mr. Mitchell, maroon, pizza, and Pat Boone . . . found watching Gunsmoke, working on chem experiments, or shooting pool . . . dislikes Boas and vo- cabulary tests . . .would like to own a black motorcycle . . . college and a career in chemistry. it , . ., fr , 4 ' ' -' .1 r 4' I f il.-. 1 1, Ln QW ,ly 0Qyj3,Ll'lJVe'i ROSEMARY ANNE ALBERSE Ramsey A winning smile, a winning way. Romy ...likes Mr. Mitchell, Miss Preische, blue, and roast beef . . . found twirling, playing tennis, or listening to Ricky Nel- son's Be Bop Baby . . . secretly desires to be a skater but will teach elementary school . . . while twirling is heard saying Yau kids I.. '4 it sl BERNICE ANN ALEXANDER Mahwah Let us be gay while we may. Bernie . . . enioys Mr. Sweatlock, Law- rence Welk, liver, onions, and French fries . . . found wearing blue, and yellow, danc- ing, skating, or listening to Theresa Brewer . . . You're dreaming! . . . future includes beauty culture course and marriage , . . people who say maybe rate low Wfrf' JU 08 make me mod. I 4. L 471 if J Xcwgvxf I HX fl iffy' ff' ' df if JN i, Ql flfyfjlyggl STEPHEN H. ALTENDERFER Waldwick Pleasure before business- if business at all. Steve-O . . . likes Mr. Murray, seafood, and red . . . found watching Wyatt Earp, listening to Benny Goodman, or playing basketball . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . plans to go to college . . . secretly wants to be a iet fighter pilot. Page 76 wi-UL X9 f , y x .Q Gio f ful i . J? ol Q, BEVERLl'E,,L,j,ji rsrr ANDERSON 5 Ailllendale l lt is a friendly heart that has many friends. ' Bev . . . likes Mr. Lewitz, spaghetti, and thick milkshakes . . . spends time playing the piano, playing tennis, and listening to Glenn Miller music . . . wants to visit the Empire State Building, and teach grade school or music . . . hates conceited people .. . Oh, Weill 11401 EX? 3 f m it JUDY ANDERSON 'iff Allendale J Good nature and good sense J are usually companions. Little Will . . . a future nurse who would like to go to Florida in a Model A . . . her favorites include mystery rides with Schefs , Mr, Lowitz, Moonglow, scrambled eggs, and college weekends . . . conceited people are her pet peeve. JOHN T. ANDREWS Allendale A quiet, clear way leads to success. Andy , . . tall, dark haired lad . . . would like to own a ranch out West . . . Jimmy Rogers, hunting, lobster, and Miss Kronke, include some of his favorites . . . will attend a college of forestry. Willys. gud-, - B295 U7-1335:-'.i Wy Cswssf A-LX G?m'l.:pl1 A,-w xML' Pa up hr Q-KIA ?WS GLENDA LEE ARENTZEN Ramsey lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Cute and popular maiorette who would like to go to Annapolis . . . detests gym suits and senioritis . . . enioys outdoor sports, music, all her teachers, and foodl . . . Muchly . . . future plans include com- mercial art. ,, YtlN?5Y-- HJ - I JUDITH MA N NZEL Mahw Z lt hasfbkn said: good things contyin small packages. A girl with a beautiful voice, well known at R.H.S .... would like to go around the world . . . enjoys Perry Como and Dinah Shore, being around Ramsey High, Play- house 9O, and classes with Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Corizzi . . . college bound. . Vx 'XII J' 4'1- BRIAN APPLETON Mahwah And bid it pass. Speedy . . . secret ambition, to hunt big game in South America . . . although at home, blue, Bob Cummings, steaks, Anas- asia, and Nat King Cole are pleasing t ,,l. gi, , . ,tt A is JEANINE ASH Ramsey A girl of quiet ways. ll' X What did you say? . . . future looks ds the sky and a career in Air Force. t t ,www A . lar X, ffl w l. Nene is fond of strawberies, The Million- aire, Jerry Lee Lewis . . . reading, basket- ball, and Mr. Van Dyke are tops . . . would 9, . like to be an artist . . . dislikes persistent K shoe salesmen . . . So what if I like it? . . . plans college. Page l7 MARILYN R. BAKER Ramsey She enters into work and play in the same good-natured, iolly way. Mar . . . our efficient typing editor wants to live in the foothills of the Rockies . . . can be found ice skating, eating roast beef, or listening to Pat Boone . . . dislikes back seat drivers . . . plans to attend Katherine Gibbs. ' a -. . ' X - I? W MAUDE ELIZABETH BARNES Ramsey ' The only way to have a friend is to be one. Betty . . . redhaired, full of fun, ready to pitch in and help . . . dreams of winning a dance marathon . . . likes Mr. Van Dyke, Johnny Mathis, and brown . . . Oh, jf Georgel . . .future plans include teachers f college. Page 78 MARGARET LYNN BALLAGH Saddle River A light heart liveth long. Maggie likes vanilla sodas with pepper- mint stick ice cream . . .enioys Glenn Miller and Stardust, swimming, Mr. Van Dyke . . . wants to go to Paris . . . big thrillerino . . . doesn't like Monday tests . . . plans college. . fklilgl? f'-Ixifkvft 'v'r :ii22iiQi.:g?i5efE3fA my Y' 1, CAROL B. BARNETT Ramsey Vivacity is the health of the spirit. Tall, pretty . . . wants to go to California again . . . likes pizza, l by r - tardust, knitting, and any sport wins . . . Evil child! U. . cold weather . . . h s the fall. ,W Qu Qj FV i H ff .fy F WM and ments un K ,J -QQ EQ. 1 i .Il er fo ,l,. 5' , .-' r P , ,I ., 4, ' 0 xV ' .-v V A 4 eel' 9 5 1 W 5 Newport coffee songs college 03:32 ,JN Mrs. tops service VIRGINIA MARIE BAUER Upper Saddle River A good heart's worth gold. Ginger . . .full of fun . . . wants to drive a yellow Nash Metropolitan . . . likes Mr. S I ' ' weat ock, talking, and Italian foods . . . most likely to be found roller skatin or 9 listening to Elvis Presley . . f t . u ure plans include secretarial work. fl y . , ELLEN MARIE BERNSTORF Allendale With gentle yet prevailing force. El . . . pleasing good humor . . . dreams of owning a foreign sports car . . . likes songs b P ' y erry Como, Italian foods, skat- ing, and Mr. Van Dyke . . .leepersl . . . after graduation plans to. be a secre- tary. . ,us ,., ' YQ 9 is STEPHENIE BAVA Ramsey What means the world to say it is not so? Steph . . . would love to travel . . . end- lessly saying Oh nol l . . . enjoys Amer- :can Bandstand, but not people who brag . . . fried chicken and baseb ll a are the greatest . . . will go to business school. . I x V I Y PETE BETSCH Saddle River Let come what may. Cricket . . . OH! to sleep late iust one morning . . . then later be contented with listening to Hank Thompson, hunting, foot- b ll ' ' a , or playing guitar . . . please girls, don't smoke! . . . strict standards set for future, Rutgers and the ministry. - 4 LYNN ELLEN BELLI Saddle River She has the voice of gladness and a smile. Always active and re d h a y to elp . , . wants to spend a year in Italy . . . For good- ness sakel . . . that lunch line at 12:15 is her pet peeve . . . likes Pat Boone, hockey and hamburgers . . . future includes a career in acting . . . will attend Syra u . I 'I 4. l , L. -A . J, J ., ' .l. so -1' I s it 1, ' , ' ,I 2 . ' ,fl I ' f NANCY BIELEN Ramsey Softly speak and gently smile. Nance . . . friendly and loads of fun ne th' . . . w IS year from Fair Lawn . . . That's the greatest! . . . likes Mr. Lewitz, tennis, eating lasagna Pat Boone a d I I U Friendly Persuasion . . . dislikes conceited people . . . would like to see Time banned . . . future includes Douglass College. Page I9 I I PATRICIA P. BISHOP Saddle River Always ready at your call. Pat . . . friendly . . . wonderful worker . . . dreams of going to Switzerland . . . favorites include Mr. Mitchell, blue, chow mein . . . rating high are playing hockey, watching football games, Nat King Cole, and Forgotten Dreams . . . HonestIyl You iust don't understand . . . nursing at Uni- versity of Rochester. L .2 M ,WL JQWX W WSE. g . , s gf Q.. 5 kj A L+ -,QW v 3 ' Y 5 In ' W- ' si :W ... PENELOPE R. BISHOP I A Saddle' River ' ln the twinkling of an eye. Penny . . . That irks me no end . . . secretly desires to marry a millionaire . . . Frank Sinatra, April in Paris, steak, horror films, and Mr. Mitchell rate high with this energetic gal . . . pet peeve is not getting Dx' kkymail 3. . future holds college. x f 5' fs xi ' 'i VI' at I gWrW t psig . ' 2...' l Ill X 'f pf. r ,i lsl, 3 A ' fx YJ - IX I A I l ' , l,'..ill'1 , 51 N, ' .K L ' J r,,y: l f' I sirs Q53 lisf ig' ' f 'X BARBARA BOYCE Mahwah A true friend is a true friend. Bobbi . . . cute, blond cheerleader . . . secretly wants a D.A. . . . favorites are Mr. lewitz, Mr. Sweatlock, blue, steak, and French fries . . . often seen knitting, watch- ing football and baseball games, listening to Loving You . . . dislikes cliques, catty girls . . . Her? . . . future includes col- lege. Page 20 WILLIAM BOYCE Mahwah He knows what is what. Bill . . . unusually fond of sleeping or eating steak and French fries . . . Pat Boone, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, and Mr. Van Dyke also rate high with this friendly boy . . . pet peeve is lazy people . . . future, as yet, undecided. LOUISE BLOOMER Mahwah Though small in size, she accomplishes much. Lou . . .always smiling . . .secretly wants to be an airline stewardess . . . Wanna make a bet? . . . favorites are Mr. Van Dyke, steak, mashed potatoes . . . also likes skating, watching basketball and football, You Are My Special Angel . . . dislikes cliques and bermuda shorts . . . reception- ist. RSPY K ,E s WILLIAM BOYLE Waldwick What's the use of worrying, it was never worthwhile. Bill . . . Fight and go forward . . . likes Meet McGraw, hamburgers, French tries and blue . . . Pat Boone, baseball, and football also rate high . . . dislikes people who think they are tops . . . future un- decided. TONIA ANN BRANCATO Ramsey Quietness is best. Toni . . . secretly desires to travel around the world . . . likes Mr. Adams and Eve, Italian food and tennis . . . Frank Sinatra, Stardust, and Mr. Mitchell also rate high with this gal . . . pet peeve is people who don't support school teams . . . future un- decided. DW Mljrfggf l MW rl MV e, .- s . j ARNOLD BREITLING Upper Saddle River Let come what may. Buzzy . . . give me a fighting chance . . . enioys pizza, hunting and baseball . . . happiest when listening to Everly Brothers, Wake Up Little Suzy, and watching Gun- smoke . . . Miss DeGray rates high . . . would like to own a car . . . college and forestry. ,I Qf ', 1- . V' -,W Wi JOAN BREHOVE Mahwah They that make best use of their time have little to spare. Enjoys eating pizza, listening to Joni James, and watching The Late Show on T.V .... Mr. Van Dyke, traveling, dancing, and football games also rate high with this friendly gal . . . pet peeve is ironing her gym suit . . . future includes college and work at U.N. -.....x MIKE BRIMMER Ramsey None but himself is his equal. Mike . . . great sense of humor . . . grr . . . enioys hamburgers, having fun, and wrestling . . . pet peeve is girls . . . happi- est when listening to Jimmy Rogers, Dixie, and watching Steve Allen . . . would like to find a girl who is reasonable . . . business administration at Dartmouth. :sr J v Jylzpfliin .ff 1' if 1 . er jab. 4, U Xf JAYNE BREINING Waldwick And a good time was had by all. Miss Kronke and Mr. Van. Dyke rate with this gal . . . blue and American Bandstand are also toy, but two-faced people are not appreciated . . . can be found horse- back riding or skating . . . hopes to attain a career ih modeling. -M, . f-- i ' q, ,f , V is 11 ' ll. 11-Q -be W-, K g W. , 543 X s .gy ,zf-2 ,ui ,, - in ...f . A -J ., is Vg, N- KNQN .V . I YS, N r X ' ' .5 s , -J ' S ' , . K if, 1 .JK L' ' r .gf JV PATRICIA ANN BROUGH Upper Saddle River A smile for every girl and two for every boy. Dimples . . . Hi-Ho . . . enioys fried chicken, French fries, light blue, and Pat Boone . . . sports include twirling and ping- pong . . . Mr. Mitchell and Miss Preische rate high . . , pet peeve is lack of school spirit . . . would like to acquire patience and wisdom . . . college and physical ther- apy. Page 2l J - 9 4 ' .1 Z: I JOHN BRYAN Saddle River Every man has a right to have his own opinion. Interested in football and driving . . . petfytf Ld Lick peeve is girls who smoke . . . enioys Bob fy Cummings Show, Julie London, Cry Me A LAAJJ River, and steak . . . let's go . . . Mr. Mitchell rates high . . . would like to own a red Mercedes 300 SLR . . . construction business. A fkvi-bfi DAVID R. CAFFERY Ramsey Comparatively quiet, except when with friends. Dave . . . would like to spend a few leisurely years fishing and swimming in warm Florida . . . college will come first . . . Mr. Austin, doughnuts, and baseball . . . Autumn Leaves and Pat Boone both rate high with him, but teachers who give long assignments 'ate low. Page 22 y , , QUQ41, E . . : e.eM..f Z6 13' T darlin T ' p pe getti LCJP4 RT ' k ,.1. - . ,LL . nn.. .. G ,g .. n H521 --A Qu! IQS, U S ,, e - nb jQ -- s...a lest hen ' or s eeping . . . r. L z, really r tes .. would like f ryefrsilcivgs . . . fashion merchand sing, V' GAE CERAMI Waldwick A joke, a laugh, and she has contentment. Her loves include almost any kind of food, Elvis Presley, baseball, and My Special Angel . . . would like to have her own car . . . Miss Foran and Mr. Van Dyke are tops . . . will work a while and then get married. 'mi , is-. ' vii? , S V A .fx JJ I J ,gb I R I I. . if JoHN H. sus:-I H 'I Ramsey WbrlHy of all that might be said of him. Mrsl,Corizzi, Pat Boone and Love Letters in the Sand, Navy Log, and fried clams rate high on his list . . . secret ambition is to drive in the Indianapolis 500 . . . plans to become an architect. CRAIG CHRISTMAN Saddle River Pep and fun and iollity, a happy personaIity. Chris . . . really goes in for steak, Peggy Sue, Wyatt Earp, and wrestling . . . enioys Mr. Murray, hunting, and water skiing . . . wants to own a dairy farm . . . future plans include work, then college. BONNIE CHRISTOPHER Allendale A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Cheerful gal . . . would love to finish knit- ting a sweater . . . dislikes Bermuda shorts on men . . . heard saying Hi y'all . . . favorites include Miss Grillo, tennis, cheese- burgers 'n dill pickles . . . future nurse . . . American Bandstand, Pat Boone and April Love also rate with B, Sue. LEE COLLINS Mahwah A rolling stone gathers no moss. Frie'ndly, good-looking Lee secretly wants to own a '58 Plymouth convertible . . . un- shined shoes scrape bottom while green, Pellington's French fried onions, and the Crickets singing Oh Boy! are tops . . . baseball fan often heard saying Oh, yes . . . plans college. ANDREW CHUBATY Mahwah , I must confess l'm fond of girls, I really am. The Hawk . . . maintains a great liking for 20th Century Fox Hour, Mr. Mitchell, and football . . . history with Mr. Lewitz and listening to Beethoven are tops . . . secret ambition is to travel to the moon . . . future plans include the Air Force Academy. Q.. , JANE ANNE COOPER Ramsey Her mirth is the pure spirits of various wits. To own a home on lake Michigan . . . but first art school . . . cheerful redhead likes turquoise, Mrs. Smith, spaghetti, driving, and swimming . . . Ernie Kovacs Show and Perry Como rate high with Janie . . . alarm clocks rate zero. 'lvl N A if 'I i if 1 , . fl ' V ,L te K -f Y ' .5 ' ROSE CLARK Waldwick Suppress me, if you can. I am a merry iest. Future secretary enioys eating hamburgers, roller skating, and Elvis Presley singing Loving You . . . can't stand domineering boys . . . heard saying Don't be di.fflcultl . . . Mr. Caputi and Mr. Adams and Eve also rate high with Candy . . . secretly yearns to win a contest. , ,I wi , I 1, A is U' I 1 Lt' -f my U' 'W .5 ILL, K MX Lf ' c-.f' ily!!! fl ANN LOIS COTTRELL Waldwick Graceful and useful in all she does. Good-natured, quiet Ann plans a clerical career . . . pot roast and noodles, Nat King Cole, and Honeycomb . . . admires Miss Foran . . . always saying How are you? . . . Loretta Young Show, tennis, and blue . . . future holds a trip around the world. Page 23 1 J 4 Ah p f 1, l Af! yiy if ..'. . 0' V . . v ' 4, hi ' ' 2 5, 1 1 Q YZ, I Y .vfl I IS 0, Oli! 'I i 1 . i . rf, J ., 'xx V' I' s yi? , la! 1 , aj t A J, HAR CRAVEN fl ' W mse . , y r Be npl' rsled by his i cent f. X appearance. U A hdrpp erson . . . wo l se r like to if' okma tli '...lik pa h I.. .Miss J ,Fora Bb Cummin , red, and Jimmy f'iRi rs p high . . . most oft heard say- V ing, fl only I had some money, Honey! 2 . s a career as a Certified Public Acc untant. fig. -9 ROSEMARY ANNE DARLINGTON - Ramsey Nothing is so strong as gentlenessf' Pleasant and cheerful . . , Ro enioys Pat Boone, Mr. lewitz, chicken lin any forml, and Perry Como . . . secret ambition is to fly a iet for the Air Force!! . . . future includes college and nursing . . . favorite expression Oh, golIies! Page 24 s ,ff it W fi, 5f',,,t. , Allenda Life is not life at ' oui li tu Peppy cheerl Q , . . . . nioys Pat Boonepg , Allen gi t Beguine, dancing, and swimmi . . . toften seen eating steak and m shro s . . . to be a foreign diplomat is herQ'5:ret ambition . . . Get out of my life! . . . college planned. JERRY DAVIS Allendale The wildest colts make the best horses. Jerry . . . Haste makes waste. Why hurry? . . . en'o s Mr. Murray, hunting l Y I and steak . . . girls who smoke rate low . . . secretly desires to own a dairy farm . . . college will be included in his future plans. v . I r. U, 'si -fl ffl, J s l BETSY CUSHWA Ramsey Serene I fold my hands and wait. Betsy . . . peeved by insincere people . . . enioys Mrs. Corizzi and Mr. Gass . . . Pat Boone, in't That A Shame?, pink and bro e tops . . . secret ambition is not o ! ! . . . future includes college. - fk .gy i f T30 if I A fp Ws 5 mfcfiiit .W W W . SUSAN A. DAWSON Saddle River Style is the dress of thought. Su . . . Gee Whiz! . . . rates Mr. Van Dyke, Pat Boone, Raunchy, roast beef high- est . . . sports and knitting fill spare time . . . abhors crazy drivers . . . secretly wants to own a lion . . . ir. college in future plans. A PETER DE BREE Upper Saddle River Great oaks from little acorns grow. Secretly would like to shoot a deer . . . Miss Kronke, bowling, swimming, and steak are tops . . . likes Perry Como singing .lust Born . . . doesn't care for homework . . . plans to go into the service. 1,1 7 K Q' If . l V T . Ax 1 K.-'L , . .. , ' , 'M DQ ik- 2 L' 4 . rl! ' , S ,I of 4 O D 0 ' H Q I If I 1 ff' ' N jlff i P' J . . is DONNA MIRIAM osnowskl Waldwick Never gloomy, never sad, always happy, always glad. Ambitions are to fly a iet'and to be an air- line hostess . . . Mr. Van Dyke,:blue, horses and more horses are her favorites . . . You're the Reason l'm in Love ranks high . . . God bless the National Guard! . . . Claremont Secretarial College. .P+ J' 3 Q5 JEANNE S. DE KNEGHT 'rr Ramsey M ,JJ N Let us say what we feel, and feel what we say. Jeannie would love to win a prize in a contest . . . homework on weekends rates a big zero . . . admires Mr. Van Dyke. . . likes Alfred Hitchcock, twirling, football, and roast beef . . . l'm hungry! . . . Perry Como and Pledge of Love are great . . . college. BERNICE ELLEN DE VRIES Waldwick A fair and friendly lass is she. Oh, to own a powder blue Jaguar . . . likes Pat Boone singing Ain't That a Shame . . . loves hamburgers, French fries, American Bandstand and swimming . . . doesn't like too much homework or surprise quizzes . .. Nini thinks You're Joshin'l . . . secre- tarial school or iunior college. THOMAS W. DEMBIA Mahwah Hail fellow, well met. Wants to make a million dollars . . . happy when listening to Elvis singing Jail House Rock . , . Mr. Lewitz, Red Skelton, and baseball are great. . . l may not be always right, but l'm never wrong . . . hopes for a career playing baseball. AgQiiY J1f!Qio, mm., ,mf ef ' ,L 1 . ' fad! f ak! mv. JOAN DIETERT ' ,lf 1 Allendale fbi?-5f5 A smile is the best beginning! for friendship. Joan secretly wants to own an island in the tropics . . . art school . . . likes Mrs, Smith, green . . . iumps for lobster, Rogers and Hammerstein's music, and Melody d'Amore . . . can be found painting in her leisure hours . . . favors swimming as her sport. Page 25 UQ!-541 JAMES DOOLEY Mahwah Slow and steady wins the race. Jimmie's ambition? success . . . pet peeve? getting up in the middle of the night for school . . . plans to ioin the service . . . prefers Mr. Lewit'z, West Point, steak, Pat Boone singing April Love, dancing, and basketball . . . often eard saying Oh Boy! . .7 1 J l A 1 jf n i i . I. I l' A i l l Wahl . sic and Smith L Page 26 1 CAROL LEE DOUGLASS Ramsey Pep and personality, equal popularity. Carol's secret ambition is to be an airline hostess and to go to Spain . . . planning for college . . .favorites include: Mrs. Rose, Red Skelton Show, steak, Pat Boone and April Love . . . pastime, of course, is loafing ... Oh no! l Q , za,-1' ff' Nw J X 1, .W g !il5wf ,,- E M 3 lllflllll 5' ls' 'i :lim 'L F 544+ L N. 4 ' ' if - f it xr K up 7w'X',l' lfllll . .. ff. is ,sv , -i f gif:-ylsfi' i5i.i-sfgfyf, 1 'tie 1 Q 2tlmfittihqfi:iisflbft-get-J-lg ,: .ii1gi liQt i ,,,.,,, 5,5 ,7y.,,,:, JAMESWLLEN FERRY Ramsey My task is smoothly done. Jim . . . wants to settle down with wife and kids in a small town . . . favorites are Mr. Austin, Eddie Fisher, Stardust, Meet McGraw, and red . . . enioys wrestling and listening to LP's . . . That's the way it goes . . . future plans-Navy and the telephone company. K- 1.1 . . ,Ax . 5, ',. q. . e . 3' . N ' X: 8 ,P A 4, i 6 ,ig Q ,libr L. fi Any fl' ' VJ ' ROBERT DYKHOUSE Nlahwah What man dare? I dare. -1 l U, . IJ - k. 1 pvc Oh, to own an airplane . . . pet peeve girls who smoke . . . plans to ioin the Navy . . . favorites include Mr. Van Dyke, Gun Smoke, apple pie, and Jerry Lee Lewis sing- ing Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On . . . nickname- Whity. A. FISQHERJ Ramsey U P Suit the acflgll to the v??o'L Fish . . . secretlyruareams of ying a plane . . . likes Mrs. Cori , , Steve Allen, white, and roast beef . . . I ' es girls who smoke . . . Hi-ya, each . . ves driv- ing, hunting, and Earth Angel . . , plans engineering school. ,71 O .l JOAN FLEMING Upper Saddle River Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Hopes to become a good actress . . . will study at the American Academy of Dra- matic Arts . . . likes Mr. Lewitz, dislikes cheoters . . . happiest when wearing blue, eating spaghetti, watching TV, especially Cheyenne, listening to Stranger in Paradise, or ice skating. . .heard saying Oh, well! pil' 5 ld life all labor be? VALERIE J. FLORIO Ramsey To talk without eFFort, is after all, a great charm. Val . . . wishes for a pink Cadillac . . . hates tests on Monday . . . Mrs. Smith, Perry Como Show, and pink really rate. . . enioys Pat Boone's April Love . . . loves knitting and sewing . . . always saying What a panic! . . . plans include college. cw., A l if F35 L. L A , . is ,, Saddle River frame, a hardier spirit. and friendly best describe Chris . . likes football, track, steak and Mr. Yan Dyke, while Sunday drivers rate low . . . What say? . . . yearns to drive a 'acing car or to own an airplane . . .after Qamsey comes the Air Force. M ,OU ALICE ANN FRASER ' upper Saddle River Good humor is one of the best articles of clothing one can wear in society. lobsters rolling in butter, Mr. Van Dyke, Miss Kronke, Johnny Mathis singing Chances Are, and iust plain messing around rate high . . . secretly yearns to become a Cuban rebel . . . after Ramsey it's college. Page 27 O' 5,6049 xku.. JIM Lf JUDITH FREDERICK Waldwick There's mischief in her eyes. Often heard saying Honest, Honest . . . e ' s s all, eating spa- ghetti an w ing et erslwhile listening to si D. ' lazy m ilrwe m V. .H Ire- . . .,p ans a secr rua career and :fy c.,4,4J. WILLIAM D. FUGATE Ramsey They can conquer who believe they can. Bill likes Pat Boone, Mrs. Corizzi, Mr. Sweatlock, working on cars, and baseball . . . can be found watching the Steve Allen Show and eating southern fried chicken . . . this well liked senior says college next fall. - ffiiifil rf . raf'fa'-vfff-y-A,: 4, 'fern-s, fr W f , A DAVID RICHARD GIBSON Saddle River The best of men. Rich . . . Mr. Van Dyke, Pat Boone and wrestling really rate . . . likes West Point, spaghetti and black and red . . . dislikes nomework and tests . . . secretly hopes to oe president of G.E .... future includes college. Page 28 pispsj-f, . ., ,3g,.s.., is 555 , GLENN Saddle River We were born to be happy, all of us. Nance . . . often found eating honeymoon shrimp and listening to Fascination . . . enioys ice skating, oil painting and Mrs. Corizzi . . . people who don't co-operate don't rate at all . . . secretly hopes to be- come 0 gure skater in'an ice show . . . futur s college. M-' ,fl TERRANCE J. GARION Ramsey Away with books, let's have some fun. Terry hopes to become a doctor of heart surgery . . . pet peeve is Time tests . . . Mrs. Corizzi, Mr. Sweatlock, Tony Martin, Moonglow and Theme from Picnic are tops . . . to take a trip around the world is his secret ambition. lil .r-'N A, ,AM WALTER GOETSCHIUS Ramsey Never frown, never worry, take it easy, never hurry. Gutch . . . secretly hopes to own a sports car . . . pet peeve-his car troubles . . . fried chicken, Chances Are and Johnny Mathis rate high . . . What d'ya know about that! . . . future holds a career in mechanical engineering. JAMES GOODWIN Upper Saddle River A little fun does no one any harm. Jim . . . Mr. Murray, Ferlin Husky, Gone, and lasagna rate high . . . enioys bowling, fishing, and hunting . . . hot rods with automatic transmissions rate low . . . some- day hopes to bowl a perfect game . . . future plans include electronics. s , Jul , 1 L I ' J ' .sfjibf CAROL L. GRIFENHAGEN Saddle River There are few things that never go out of style, and a feminine woman is one of them. A friendly smile for everyone . . . would like to be U.S. spy in Russia . . . Mr. Mitch- ell, roast beef, and brown with a capital B rate high . . . dislikes homework on week- ends and people who cheat . . . college :nd then a happy marriage after gradua- tion. gpm-awww jg ,JK J J K5 Nhyv Civ sk MCL Mahwah e time to be happy is now. green, pizza and Coke, knitting argyles and football . . . this cute cheerleader would like to own a i959 Lincoln conver- tible . . . You know it . . . dislikes kids with no school spirit . . . a iunior college is next. ,X W Q ,R QE he - ilifisg.. ' 'lille E ., ,L K V . 455.1 , --fsiiiihi ,. V A li A ..sf.sf?fm.,, s 1 u . f if M sims., t itself 1 uf. ia., i WARREN GUEST S J Ramsey A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Playing the guitar, Miss Grillo, listening to Tommy Sands, American Bandstand, blue, and malteds are high on Whitey's list of favorites . . . Thhhp . . . dislikes girls who are stuck-up . . . will ioin Marines after graduation. flwlmfyl ill, l Ginni's favorites are Mr. Murray, mintmqj -Ii ff' Mahwah :ence alone is great, all else is feeblenessf' Mr. Mitchell, Gunsmoke, fried chicken, baseball, any singer but Elvis and the color blue are tops . . . girls who smoke don't rate with him . . . Oh well . . . wants to become a mechanical engineer after graduation. JACOUELINE HADALA Mahwah Let me have on audience for a word or two. To cut her pony tail is Jackie's secret ambition . . . Mr. lewitz, pizza, blue, base- ball, and watching R.H.S. win are her likes . . . her pet peeve is conceited people . . . heard saying lt's the greatest. . . . wants to go to college. Page 29 BARBARA HALL Ramsey ln mirth and merriment she is supreme. A terrific twirler whose ambition is to be a mathematical genius . . . likes blue, Father Knows Best, Mrs. Corizzi and Mr. Mitchell, but dislikes people without a sense of humor . . . Hey, Buddy . . . Pat Boone, blue, and reading rate high . . . college. ROSE MARY HEIDT Upper Saddle River Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. Rosie . . . ambition is to own a red Cadil- lac convertible . . . enioys eating turkey with all the trimmings, red, and listening to Ricky Nelson sing Be Bop Baby. . . hap- piest when bowling or ice skating . . . Wait for me . . .future plans are indefinite. Page 30 4.0 Y -4 x . 1 . 5 J ms , CAROL M. HANSEN Mahwah Without an original there can be no imitation. You're darn right . . . likes include lis- tening to Tommy Sands, Meet McGraw, eat- ing southern fried chicken . . . people that dfffilf SUY hi rate low . . . knitting and skiing are her favorite pastimes . . . Star- dust, baby blue, and Miss Foran rate high . . . college. is ,- - 'iii1?Ei'fi t I 'iii', ..ti'?.?ii'-3 . r Y i:i,i:riii,f2ii3lt'??i F .Iens-ms:S:rf.:rff1.f1,i,.-f-wrt: +'rgrzgr, ' we--ft.xt,fftwq-V1--A wt A infaffgiltftwilitrts.sr - 7 r earlier iii i strifizwa- r mi ziiliiihiiigi' :ii i ifliriiif Ji tri iiifgii!fj2'fi1rSi1YtfIii!! W , ' r 2 g,JEf'?J7 ?fN'1it Ygcflfi er 50,513 ,T . t ' 12 i , ts.. ....,... .t,..f . . -we 1 ws 'zs1fts'.:5Zi2fi 295.1-Ht fzz - s HERLIHY She's never at a loss for words. Aspires to fiy a iet . . . eating spaghetti, brown, and Miss Kronke are favorites . . . Excuse you . . . abhors reading Time . . - listening to the Everly Brothers sing l Won- der if I Cure As Much, daydrea ina, Gnd swimming monopol e much ot h ti . marriage and a 'f y ' Writ wmfggg, FRANCIS J. HEIDT Upper Saddle River Truth is truth, to the end of reckoning. Secret ambition is to bowl a 300 game . . . Frank likes pizza, red and Mr. Van Dyke . . . The Tune Weavers, singing Happy, Happy Birthday rate high . . . besides bowling, hunting is enioyed . . . aspires to ioin Marine Corps. JORDAN RAY HETTINGER Waldwick All the world's a stage. Jordy . . . Mrs. Corizzi, blue, and steak rate high . . . also enioys Science Fiction Theater and baseball . . . Well, that's the way the cookie crumbles . . . secretly de- sires to be o pilot. . .Air Force, college, or seminary in the future. A' rw' QW .Qs Pe NANCY E. HOAR Saddle River She is gentle that doeth gentle deeds. Nance . . . favorites are Mr. Mitchell, Father Knows Best, and blue . . . happiest listening to Frank Sinatra or Stardust while dancing . . . likes tennis but not kids who don't support school teams . 1 hopes to have a home and f mily . . PIT-ley, kids! , . . . f ' ' uturle' inl2FTill7?Lissgs3iQ1lIegte.r y in if we vu rl' f' Us JOACHIM Why should the devil have all the fun? Hose . . . red, roasted duck, and listen- l' 1' , .wi ing to Beethoven's Fifth are tops . . . bas- ketball, listening to Hi Fi, and the Late Show also rate . . . pet peeve-iuniors who are going steady . . . Just once! . . . college or the Navy after graduation. ,fy A up 'dj MucHELE HUGHES WILLIAM L. Ramsey A wolf'in sheep's clothing. 'Willy . . . dreams of spending a sum- ner in southern France . . . Mr. Robertson, alue, steak and French fries are favorites :ut dislikes cars with pink tail lights . . . Rockland Drive-ln, basketball, and Pat Boone also rate. . . I did not. . . .future -college or the Navy. Saddle River ould like to be an educated bum after being graduated from Smith . . . Mike likes spaghetti, Phil Silvers Show, listening to Pearl Bailey, and Ebb Tide . . . enioys riding . . . doesn't like pig-headed boys . . . Mrs. Corizzi, Mr, Lewitz rate . . . Lis- ten, sweetie. rfuI disposition is her chief asset. A www fl djf-A 'OF RICIA M. Hoiviewooo LW Ramsey Q5 il nce can do good and can do no harm at . . . dreams of owning a red and white Ford convertible . . . pet peeve-kids school spirit . . . enioys dancing and eating steak and French fries . . favorites are Mrs, Corizzi, Pat Boone singing April Love, and the color blue . . plans college. .4 DOUG HUMPHREY Ramsey To love the game beyond the prize. Doug . . . plans include the Navy . . dreams of being a millionaire . . . enioys eating, especially steak . . . baseball, watch- ing Navy Log, and Mr. Van Dyke are favor- ites . . . is pleased by Sal Mineo's singing . . . You don't know, do you? annoyed by juvenile delinquency. W Page 31 CAROL ANN HYLA Waldwlck Mindful not of herself. Smiley . . .will be a secretary or a book- keeper . . . would like to travel around the world . . . enioys pizza, housecleaning, and pink . . . likes Pat Boone, Loretta Young Show, and baseball . . . homework on week- ends not appreciated, especially Time . . . Darn it! ,N I ll ' ' ,ff , V' fl f xl 1 i , - A . x w Q BEVERLY JACOBSON Saddle River A merry heart goes all the day. Bev wants to become famous . . . will attend college . . . likes football, roast beef, mashed potatoes, Firestone Theater, My Love Song and Tommy Sands . . . dislikes days without a letter . . . Mr. Van Dyke rates . . . Having a ball. Page 32 L W l Mahwah A cheerful spirit in a Shorty . . . wants to get the month she graduates from college. . . plans teaching . . . likes Mr. Mitchell, chocolate, football, and firesides on winter evenings . . . Mantovani, Pat Boone, l'm ln The Mood For Love, and Deep Purple are the greatest .. . Noo, Noo, Nao. gg, 7 ffl? ,I,,f,'i ., .willef?ZQtfeffWgtiitE3'2:'Qs , 1.552iiillisilifiielglfligttgiigiffsifs , , ,zvigggz ,,s2j,.,,,,,t..,.,,,.- M .gglggglirflsfttlgisrigsiffi tfltimgilagiiaifigslfffi.if1:2Si5isif3liggfi21iliiieil'ilW1 N M f A iii, JONES msey l may not be ri' t, but l'm never wrong. Rob . . . secretly would like to stay a bachelor till 30 . . . blue and gold, varsity football and baseball, steak and French tries really rate . . . enioys Mrs. Corizzi, Miss Grillo, and Nat King Cole . . . So whatl . . .annoyed by people who always complain . . . college and engineering. I , Al 1 1 'I i . r , I1 . . ll J EVELYN IOVINE Waldwick To those who will, the way is soon revealed. ' . . . gets peeved at math, homework n weekends . future delights include tour of the U. S., clerical work, and the al- tar . . . Mr. Guatelli, Miss Kronke are fac- ulty favorites . . . she may say Beans and Oh! Gosh but not when listening to Nat King Cole. l JOHN M. KAISER Ramsey A iester he, but no man's fool! Jack loads of fun . . . enioys dancing, track team, but not girls who smoke . . . Pat Boone, hamburgers, and Sgt. Bilko rate high . . . secretly wishes to raise horses . . . enioys Mr. Sweatlo k . . . college and veterinary medicin . 4 . atew BRUCE KEAN Allendale Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do. Moose . . . would love to have wavy hair . . . listening to Pat Boone sing April Love is tops . . . kid sisters annoy him . . . od- mires Mr. Mitchell . . . basketball, Steve Allen Show, and roast turkey rate . . . will teach math and science. ' V E wg VALERIE KINCHLEY Ramsey For here is a merry heart.'i Kinch . . . likes bowling, Nat King Cole, Stardust, and Miss Kronke . . . get- ting up early is for the birds . . . would love to own a sharp convertible . . . Oh? . . . future plans include marriage. Vyikwm Mahwah See life steadily and see it whole. Dick . . . likes steak, cars and baseball . . . Doc Slawson rates high . . . secretly yearns to be the fastest guy to ride a bi- cycle through the school yard . . . Jail- house Rock . . . l don't know anything about it . . . college bound. OAJGEORGE W. KIRSCHENBAUER Allendale I am the captain of my soul. Kirsch . . . to study clhem at college and to marry a millionairess are this tall, good- looking senior's ambitions . . . favors Mr. Lewitz, Johnny Mathis, baseball, and, of course, football . . , doesn't appreicate girls who smoke or k . . . 'What d'ya say? XE! - Joy are if EDITH BARBARA IELCH ' R m e V, The great en i ' is hot knowled 1' ction. Edie . a Ile fo ne. . cret- ly aspire own ontiri t Mark l . . . . ewitz, ss Gril d me i a an rae igh. do ' this . . ca ' olera e e piece gy ui . . . l ' F l we te chefs Col I MRI PETER KOPACH Ramsey I was born to other things. Enjoys listening to Pat Boone sing April Love, track and iust plain loafing . , , Mr, Mitchell and Steve Allen Show also rate high - - -'Pei peeves are those chem quizzes . . . engineering is Petefs ambition, Page 33 f 1 l rt, if f J ffw, 7 lv VERONICA ANNE KOTOS Mahwah A tender heart, a will inflexible. Ronnie . . . secretly desires to drive a motorcycle . . . enioys Mr. Murray, fried shrimp, and that special guy . . . if not swimming, can be found listening to Young Love or Elvis Presley . . . marriage in the future. 7L,VQ5 ,ALJ 1 1-f f ,f ,gl l Q il 3 if ,r ,if lf 64 gy ,a X-. QP V' fs Q ' yy! 5 Mfyff Vi- MQ1 ggi! d1'l W if t ps-it T of J. ti Q, ii' T .R i,' .1 N. ARLENE LA VIGNA ' Waldwick The greatest happiness comes from the greatest activity. Pumpkin . . . wants to travel around the world . . . Mr. Van Dyke, mint green, bas- ketball, steok and French fries rate high . . . likes Joni James, Could This Be Magic, and collecting and listening to records . . . Hey, Sun-keeper! . . . future in nursing. Page 34 yjz .,. LV DOROTHY KUHLENKAMP Upper Saddle River Sincerity is the way to heaven. Tall and pleasant, Dot enioys history with Mr. Van Dyke, Pat Boone, and watch- ing football . . . would like to be a secre- tary and to travel around the world . . . dislikes homework and Time. W W RICHARD C. KYl.l.O Saddle River One ear it heard, out the other it went. Just wants to be a millionaire, but without girls who smoke . . . Mrs. Corizzi, Steve Allen, Perry Como, steak, My Special An- gel, hunting and skiing are on Dick's long list of likes . . . What? . . . in the path to the future is Rutgers. X1 , In , 1 f liojlwwg M l c W 2133 GREGGLAWRENCE W ll, HA little time mllclnlssflenough to hatch . friillll 1' great mischief. GreQory.'Peck secretly wants to fly a iet . . '. Mrs. Corizzi, blue, Maverick, ravioli, Chuck Berry, wrestling, and loafing all rate high . . . That's the way things go! . . . dislikes lady smokers . . . plans include college. 'L .VJ RITA B. LAZORCHAK Mahwah She retains her pleasant way the livelong day. Reet dislikes people who brag . , , would like to travel around the world . . . favorites include Mr. Sweatlock, pink, l Love Lucy, 'roast beef, Elvis Presley, and the Yankees . . . O.K. . . . will enter the business world. 5 J. ALLEN LESLIE Ramsey Life is my collegeg may I graduate well. To win an endurance trail ride is this Iad's ambition . . .dislikes people who don't sing the school song , . , hamburgers, western music. and horses all rate high with J. Al . . . the future holds college and veterinary medicine. . Vx u v ll' i J . Q. 1 Af A' . yt ' y W ' I I N-C SANDRA LOCKER Ramsey l've taken my fun where l've found it. Sandy . . . full of fun . . . likes Pat Boone, hospital work, Doc Slawson, and skating . . . dislikes Monday tests . . . There you go . . . pizza, and Sergeant Bilko rote high . . . ambition is to knit a pair of argyles . . .future in nursing. ,J .J if 'f' I fr cf L6 of af .J f .J . J Lie, RONALD LEVERE Ramsey There is more in me than thou understandeth. Mr. Mitchell, Hi-Fi, and playing tennis high-light Rons list of favorites . . . girls who smoke definitely rate zero . . . after college, Ron plans a career as an electrical engineer. DIANE LUMPKIN JANET LIVESEY Waldwick No care beyond today. Jan . . . small and pert . . . likes steak and French fries, and pink . . . enioys base- ball, Red Skelton, and Elvis. . . high mirrors peeve this tiny lass . . . would like to be- come a laboratory technician . . . growing a few inches would please her greatly. Ramsey A little of what you fancy does you good. Mickey . . . to have five sets of twins would make her happy . . . enjoys Mr. Mur- ray, spaghetti, Marty Robbins, writing let- ters, and basketball . . . That's all she wrote, Dear John . . . pet peeve is being called chicken . . . future undecided. If F' ROBERT H. Mac FARRAN Ramsey Be silent and safe. Mickey . . . lots of fun . . . likes Ed Sul- livan, steak and French fries, Mr. Van Dyke, swimming, and hunting . . . You know it too, man . . . ambition is to visit every country in the world . . .. more education is in the future. Page 35 GEORGE MAHER Ramsey Won't anyone laugh at my jokes? Happy-go-lucky , . , would love to own-G 1958 Cadillac convertible . . , likes Miss Grillo, Miss Kronke, Sergeant Bilko, roast beef, good! dis ive and . . . future ROBERT J. MARSHALL Allendale Happy-go-lucky, fair and free. Bob . . . secret ambition is to go to col- lege . . . Mr. Winslow, all Italian foods, Gunsmoke, Jimmy Rodger's Kisses Sweeter than Wine, cars, and ice skating are tops .. .dislikes girls who smoke . . . Ah, come on! . . . future plans include the Armed Forces. BEATRICE HARRIET MATHESIUS Mahwah Remember this, that very little is needed to make a happy life. ' Bea . . . happiest when listening to rec- ords and ice skating . . . likes include Mr. Sweatlock, French fries, fried chicken, and Elvis Presley . . . secret ambition is to go 100 m.p.h. in her father's car . . . will go to work after graduation. ' Q' ,-325 X I f c.P:j wx is E 'x '-1-c'f7 y -w .5 YJ Q:,, elsif' xg? cAizoLvN McCLINTOCK f X af hlbhwah f' J bb Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Cf?-I - wx-2 Mac dislikes insincere eo le 9: 617' DIANNE MATTHEWS Upper Saddle River Gay and carefree let me be. Denni . . . secretly would like to visit the moon . . . enioys reading, swimming, Frank Sinatra, and Disneyland . . . thinks all her teachers are nice . . . dislikes girls who wear . . . p p . . . Mr. Van Dyke, Maverick, football, and spaghetti rate high . . . like listening to Deep Purple and Frank 'notra . . . Beans . . . future includes secr tarial vfork while secret ambition is to e Webbie's Oldsmobibz -5 Qld L YV knee socks with shorts . . . would like to be a pilot after graduation. Page 36 Si BQ iz SUSAN E. McGRAW Ramsey Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Secretly desires to be surgeon . . . pet peeve is tests on Mondays . . . favorites are Mrs. Corizzi, Meet McGraw, fried chick- en, coffee ice cream, and Pat Boone . . . enioys watching R.H.S. football games and listening to music . . . definitely colleg'e bound. . . . secretly desires to own an M.G. l i r if l iii? ' if EVA J. MEDYNSKI Ramsey The best of blessings, a contented mind. Eve . . . often heard to say Oh! do I have to get up so early? . . . roast beef, blue, and Tony Martin put this gal in heaven . . . her future pl 515 include matrimony. i' 1 ff! wif if, ,fi l AM J, We it ,fi My if 2, l ALICE MEYERHOFF Ramsey Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Allie . . . dislikes conceited people but likes blue, hamburgers, and French fries, Tommy Sands, Peggy Sue, American Band- stand, and football . . . can often be heard saying Hey there! - . . . ambition: to be a secretary. JOHN MIKULANIC Mahwah Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. To a millionaire is Mick's secret ambition . . . Mr. Mitchell, blue, Pat Boone, fishing, and steak rate high . . . is looking forward to college. PETER MIHOK Mahwah Athletics is his middle name. Pete . . . handsome, three-letter man . . . d varsity cheerleaders, Mr. Lewitz, The Line y Up, fried chicken, and Nat King Cole , rate high . . . Most Athletic . . . explains his desire to become a professional base- ball player. PAUL MICEK Ramsey Honor lies in honest toil. An ardent hunter and trapper is Peve . . . Enioys watching Victory at Sea . . . Mr. Salvatore, football, blue, and steak top Paul's list of favorites . . . future plans include the Navy. .,-, ,M - 1 I , , ini' Y EILEEN MILLER Mahwah But I live forever in a deep bliss. . . . is peeved by people who don't say hello . . . Mr. Lewitz really rates . . . enioys sewing, swimming, eating fried shrimp or watching Have Gun, Will Travel . . . plans for future include secretarial school. Page 37 ' l . E c e ' s ,QI , ' y , L I nl, O and convertibles .really rate . . . ' W ifkjj yi l 1. ll . . I ' n's A inlfvl so A ww D ' .Q A i U 1 ' 'EDGAR F. MINNE ER, ln. g y , A cheerful, honesty w l on-Eydadgpy pf, a finer' friendcan h X Y . dislikes drivers who d nt JU their hlighibeams. . rnie Ko i LJ Brothers rare steaks French fl L' C gifs -ti goin 'P enloys Benny Goo Stompin' at the Savoy . . . looks for orb a career in the Air Force. A ju X My M! ,N Jrwgilyjiy by I I it K My I MIL 0, l 433555, 1, l 'jj f -49 V 4 lbijbffi L fa oios J 4 .W N ' ' V, A A H I uo 3 YQ if ' o d na ur fha that fits , Q 7 jr n loc s. ' L t s 'W g l jp ' ' g . . . h! that haircut . . . doesn't . W, re for people who are too quiet . . . likes ,9 spending money, swimming, basketball, pizza, and American Bandstand . . . hopes V. ' to marry a millionaire and see the world -' .A viv 'W 'sw--,. Q1 . , , . . ,, . Q . . . No kidding . . . future includes liffiff- Secfeicfml School- Q, L si L ,,,,,o of . A s'.t?f?i 2 ., siss . ' ' Sfiilliizlfe i.tii'T'f1 Qii Siam, k 'A f Q, ggi, N N . I Q ' c WP' DW Sl L .1-v '0J2r l'U ww .W 2, 'CW JACKLYN .' OLTHOP x Sadd River When judgment has wit to express it, there is the best orator. Jackie . . . baseball, blue, Doc Hook, Wyatt Earp Show, iust talking, and choco- late ice cream with strawberries are on her list of favorites . . . Gosh! . . . boys who crack their knuckles rate low with this gal . . . would like to teach in elementary school. Page 38 rjmjy PAUL BRIAN MOORE Ramsey Lei each man exercise the art he knows best. Oh, to shoot par golf . . . Boas and people who show their ignorance rate low . . . favorites include golf, tennis, lab work, Ernie Kovacs, Mrs. Corizzi, and Mr. Ellerbe . . . Ya don't say . . . future holds college and chemical research. if PENELOPE A MISIRIAN Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with sincere . . . enioys swimming, P.A.D. with Mr. Van Dyke, Playhouse 90, pomegran- ates, Patti Page, and playing the piano . . . secretly .hopes to own a sailing yacht . . . plans definitely include college in New England and a career in teaching. Q nny . . . dislikes people who aren't ifffiw . .,U'V ' fi V fffffylf W U jg, L' I rig? . 11,1 lllyywv l I' L fi, ' es . one aft nother. to ow cedes likes Mr. Dyke, blue, Jerry Lewis Show, and ch' ken . . . Vic Damone, Our Love Affair, k itting and swimming also rate . . . dislikes people who keep others waiting . . . future in dental work. ilk RICHARD MUTI Ramsey He is safe who does his best. Dick . . . likes baseball, Tammy, Frank Sinatra, steak . . . Mr: Lewitz and Mrs. Corizzi rate high . . , getting up early is nil . . . would like to see the world . . . future plans include the Navy and college. FRED PARKER Upper Saddle River Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Fritz . . . favorites include Perry Como, Pocket Full of Stars, Wyatt Earp, and Mr. Van Dyke . . .dislikes girls who smoke . . . enjoys pizza, shooting, and hunting . . . secretly desires to be captain of his own ship . . . plans to make a lot of money. :J cf at or c I ..., ..,, ,, ., JOHANNA B. OTTEN Upper Saddle River Laugh and the world laughs with you. Tucson . . . Mr. Van Dyke, yellow, Bob Cummings Show, Johnny Mathis, There Goes My Heart, dancing, and skating rate high . . . would like to be president of the United States . . . lt's from hunger! , . . plans include college and teaching. Q..N MARILYN A. PARKER Ramsey Let us be merry. This adventuresome maiorette would love to travel to Africa . . . dislikes people who blow smoke in her eyes . . . thinks Mrs. Corizzi is tops . . . favorites include Father Knows Best, chicken, Pat Boone, Peace in the Valley, twirling, and basketball . . . future plans include nursin . K , fllwx K xx Y 'J lt F A SVS X, U K 1 I fy, ff B ,i -. 0' A Sty! JV Q, Qs V-qccxfbyf Ywy, .iq,L.q K. WI NRICHARD PAGACH Ramsey I am the master of my fate. Tex wants to own a cattle ranch in Texas . . . likes Mr. lewitz, Mrs. Corizzi, blue, Steve Allen Show, fried shrimp, Jerry lee Lewis, and football . . . frequently heard saying Hey, man! . . . future incl es college and overseas ix , it L 4 Witifffli U' . Lyugwx Mahwah I have a heart with room for every joy. Joan's secret ambition is to drive a sports car . . . dislikes cliques and conceited peo- ple . . . high on list of favorites are Mr. Sweatlock, The Big Record, pizza, and spa- ghetti . . . loves Della Reese's And That Reminds Me, swimming, and ice skating. Page 39 ROBERT PERKINS Ramsey Nothing that exists bothers me. Perk likes Miss Grillo blue, and y . . . , Science Fiction Theater . . . My Special An- gel, building model airplanes, and fishing also rate high . . . dislikes having to do homework . . , future plans include enter- ing the service. ov fb Vit E , , 1, K I HELGA PFAU Waldwick Be true to your word, and your work, and your friend. Enioys talking on the phone, watching American Bandstand, and listening to Pat Boone . . . would like to marry a millionaire to eliminate 6 A.M. arisings . . . You're ioshi,ng . . . rating high are skating, swim- ming, and steak and French fries . . . future includes college. JOHN H. POST Waldwick Variety's the very spice of life. Jack . . . thinks Miss Grillo is iust great . . . likes egg plant, spaghetti, swimming, and red, while people who constantly ex- aggerate definitely rate zero . . . com- monly heard saying Drop dead! ! . . will enlist in Navy after graduation. Page 40 vmerus PosrMA Waldwick Hold the fort! I am coming! Val . . . blue, ice cream, riding, bowling, listening to April Love, reading, and Mr. Van Dyke rate high . . . dislikes people who ignore you when being spoken to . . . lsn't that sweet! . . . plans include col- lege and career as airline stewardess. WJ ei' w MARIE ELIZABETH PITT Upper Saddle River You do not have to be heard to be noticed. Maurizio . . . would like to own a house trailer . . . likes blue, American Bandstand, spaghetti, Vic Damone, singing Our Love Affair, and painting . . . although Mr. Van Dyke rates high, Time tests are not appre- ciated . . . future plans include marriage. E X , . 4 . Y I fl' f 1 MU-ll f ' V L E JEAN POTT Why should l worry, why sh C ? Would love to get an A in Hist . . spend- ing money, Mr. lewitz, bab blue, Annie Oakley, and spaghetti are tops with Les . . . pet peeve? People who think she bleaches her hair . . . plans to be an air- line stewardess. Mahwah X l0'5 ANN POXON Geonss Gneeonv Pmce RGmSeY Allendale Life wouldf be. intolerable rifiit were not --H, work and sm, be gay.-i L og 'ls o7j:i?men 'T 1 Q Greg . . . would like to hike from Maine U Ol' - - - Won 5 an on C' 'me es ' to Georgia on the Appalachian Trail . . . Oh! Those people who call her Howard's Mr. Van Dyke, potato salad, red, rate . . . little kid sister . . . Mr. Murray, String of 5 --his wicked' I 'ell Ya!-v , l i enioys Marty Pfflflsf light bl'-'ef doncmgf TW'mmm9f and Robbins and The Story of My Life . . . plans pizza are wonderful . . . pans career us' L. G career In the Marines' medical secretary. X . I M, D il N. i I , ik . I . I ,. rw if . f fl 1 X f 1 I . ' ' ARTHUR G. PREIS, JR. - Waldwick lf' , All nature wears one universal grin. Would like to be first to go to Mars . . . conceited girls don't rate . . . Mr. Hill, blue, , hunting, and apple betty are favorites with l' Artie . . . in music it's Elvis Presley and Loving You . . . the army and then his own business. -A ' ' 1' i , X . G li 5 ff' . J ir ' 4 I l 1 I' I' ' ' i f' ' V I ij t L f - 1 rl- 94 QQ, A i L .: M , f- fl-' -. DOUGLAS G. PRUDEN Ramsey I did not care one straw. Doug . . . likes Ozie and Harriet, red, and driving his car . . . would like to play the electric guitar . . . Pat Boone with ' April Lqve and turkey dinners really rate . . . Nasty break! . . . dislikes homework on weekends . . . future holds college. THOMAS PROKOP JANE FRANCES PULIS RUNSBY Ramsey H-lUd9e U07 U 'NGN by l lS lflClleS- Wearing all that weight of learning Gumbo . . . dreams of being a profes- lightly like 0 flower. sional bowler . . . likes Jerry Lee lewis, A rather quiet miss . . . enioys music- RUUflCl Yf b0Wlln9f fed, Und Sleak - - - MY- piano and flute in particular . . . favorite Robertson Und b0Wlln9 STUYS UVB fe0llY ' food?-trout . . . likes sea green, watching tops, but he heartily dislikes stone crushers The Last Word, and listening to Bing Crosby . . . future includes a career as a mechanic. . . . looks forward to college at Radcliffe or Wellesley. Page 4l I ' F1 1 z law CAROL ELIZABETH PURDY Saddle River She was a charmer. This lovely Senior likes seafood, malteds, and hamburgers . . . Who knows? . . - crew cuts, charcoal gray, bermudas, and Cape Cod really rate . . .dislikes conceited people . . . enioys Miss Gril , Frank Sin- atra, and Stardust . . . pl s college. . - . i , ' , l I I .,f ' rt ,- , , f J I V!lLp',.f7J 1, , . l K it ' ',f. - , r, 1 li hifi J ,ff , A ,R tg A J , J v l t ' L JEAN RAFFAELE ' , wuidwick fi . ,u ls fy JL flljn lf'qfel 4 li , Nxt , J, LV L t -f Q 1 M I f . - , , 4 i f' K r -.4 - X f 1 iw ,ali Z fl ibiza, Pb, f if J' W' 0' WM MARY LOUISE REQUENA Waldwick Blissful is the heart that is fancy free. Curly . . . enioys Perry Como, Stardust, dancing, baseball, a'nd chicken and rice . . . Mr. Lewitz rates high . . . people who gossip don't rate . . . secret ambition to see the world . . . plans to be a secretary . . . Don't agitate me! fl I .fllrfil 1 If you know what I mean, and I think you do. Refill . . . enioys swimming, My Special Angel, and eating hamburgers and French fries . . . Mr. Lewitz and the Big Record rate high, while braggarts just don't rate . . . secret ambition is to have a million dollars . . . future plans-secretary. IN iff LEANNE W RITTER Allendale Her foe is her folly and her weapon wit. Rit . . . would like to own a lion . . . dislikes people who tease her about driving a pickup truck . . . favorites include Mr. Caputi, Nat King Cole, reading Mad and basketball . . . Give me cherry lime with a squirt of seltzer. Qt-,sf .9-A f .l 0 f ic , J swf ll Lf PATRICIA A. REMO Mahwah She profits most who serves best. Patti . . . secretly wants to take a trip to Hawaii . , . likes pink, Sergeant Bilko, hamburgers . . . You Send Me and driv- ing to watch basketball also rate high , . . future includes Grace Downs School . . heard saying Really, ff! bb W ' Lb l ,,. i f fl ' i DALE ROBINSON W waldwick l Calm yourself, l'm never serious. il V,q,'l'67liitten . . . dislikes Time . . . likes Loretta Young Show, Joni James, l'll Never Say Aft, 4 Never, swimming, steak, French fries, and Mr. Guatelli . . . to share a mint-green I Thunderbird, and to be a private secretary - in the insurance field world would be nice WW it JMU WMWW Page-42 l . . . . All-righters. Ugl- 'TQ JOYCE RONZONNE Waldwick Sweeter also than honey and the honey comb. lkes black and blue, and Mr. Austin . . . nloys eating chicken and spaghetti, listen- 1g to the Crew Cuts and I Spoke Too Soon spends spare moments r ing Time, latching What's My Line et peeve cliques . . . All Righty . 'se et am- ltlon-singer . . 9 D Og JF' IN 3 Q QD i A 90f 'C N JAMES ROUAULT ' Allendale He gave the people of his best. ' . . . would like to have the hottest ar n the road pet peeve-road hogs M ordon red steak and Have Gun xy . . l' ,I i .1 I ' ill . . . ' ' ' 0 ox thers sing Wake Up, Little Suzy ' ' . . . l - rowp e rate enloys listening to the ywfw-1 s, ,, ic1P:?h1:zfJfe. me lv JV' A fs 'Y' pyigpjf 92 . S Q , ' . . 5 OX MQW t f . -fl fa- 0 9' ' J! A JH'-i Jr 35 M 9. ff -5 We ! M, cw SUSAN RUMBLE BRUCE RUFNER Ramsey While we live, let us enjoy life. llow, fried shrimp, Pat Boone, Miss lllo, and Gunsmoke all rate high . . . nds spare time hunting, trapping, and :yang tennis . . . pet peeve is people who nt like to dance . . . secret ambition to re a safari to Africa . . . college, then estry. Ramsey She does her share of all work that comes her way. l'm happy for you. , . . reading Peanuts, pablum, red, and Miss Grillo are tops . . . spends spare time knitting and watching her diet . . . secret ambition to become president of the Confederate States . . . college at American University. 'TT CAROL ANN ROZANSKI Mahwah lt is wise to be natural. Light blue, American Bandstand, sea food and coke are favorites . . . spare time is spent listening to Elvis Presley singing All Shook Up and watching football . . . secret ambition-learn to knit . . . Such is life-- . . ,future includes nursing. by Di Will will N K, , X A NADINE JO RUMSEY Allendale And she was fair as the rose in May. To own an orange sports car is the ambi- tion of our head cheerleader, little One . . . red, Perry Como, writing letters, and watching football games rate high, while not receiving letters gets- her down . . . after graduation she's college bound. Page 43 JANET RYAN Mahwah A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. A trip around the world would suit Jan iust tine . . . Miss Foran, blue, Nat King Cole, and steak and French fries are high on her l,ist!. . . after graduation secretarial school n an office 'ob are in rder yi :X X32Yvfxyif,J ' BRUCE scHMiDuN Ramsey Energy can do anything that can be done in the world. Bongo . . . fond of eating fried chicken, watching Navy Log, listening to records, red, and Mr. Mitchell . . . girls who smoke and drink rate low . . . plans college, but would like to fly a iet fighter. Page 44 tykliaviw Sifyt I f 1 - 'L is ,J 541 V ,th ,. gat' f 1 3 g!2,.,If3!i , A 2 i . gs, t . -1 , . , ,. Y 4 4 JUDITH SAKAL Ramsey There is a quiet charm about her. favorites are Mr. Lewitz, Mrs. Pudliener, Bing Crosby, blue, persimmons, and knitting . . . a trip around the world would be iust fine, but it will have to wait until after col- lege. if Jflsmt that neat! . . . on .ludy's list of FRANK SCHNEIDER Mahwah What men dare, l dare. UW My EW MARY SCHANZ Ramsey Nothing endures but personal qualities. Schanzy . . .V would love to return to the boardwalk at Seaside Heights . . . Doc Slvwson, Jeldbel, and Suttern's drumbeat 'Ole h'9l1, while boys getting hurt in foot- ball get her down . . . college and training after high Wim, 2 ' ' i . Wants to be a millionaire . . . likes Mrs- Corizzi and chemistry, Italian food, and th color blue . . . enioys the Platters, hunting shin , cars, gir pro-f o all games . . lege-boun' X I , L Q kj 5 , Y Q K .iii A il. 3 .1 if sf 5 , Y A ,rf if X ' ': ' 'I CAROLE J. SEALS Waldwick Always on the go and bubbling over with good spirit. Chris . . . hopes to travel through the Rockies . . . plans include nursing . . . likes black, roast chicken, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Lewitz, No Not Much . . . people without school spirit are this girl's pet peeve . . . enioys watching Ramsey athletic events . . . our Nugget's Editor in Chief. Wliwflfii A DONALD MICHAEL SEAMAN Mahwah 'I was never less alone than by myself. 'Don likes Ferlin Husky's Gone, pizza, oasketball, and Mr. Van Dyke . . . large, 'ioisy crowds, and getting up early annoy 'aim . . . How's everything? . . . Wants 'o be a success in everything he attempts . . future includes military service. CAROL SEITZ Waldwick Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Chippy . . . likes pizza, light blue, Pat Boone, Tonight Tonight . . . future plans include being a receptionist . . . secret am- bition is to marry a R ckefeller. ,,... , RlcAnoo SEAQUIST Q ' trr T ' Ra msey 2 l am bigger than anything that can it happen to me. ll , r-wr by Ricky . . . hopes to live a happy life . . . M plans to be an engineer . . . blue, watching television, and all kinds of food keep him hc1PPY . . . likes Mr. Mack, playing with . 2. . machinery, and soccer . . . Holy cow. 5 te, by 1, M ar . 1 yr , t 1 A A I f 'T f V12 ll 1' RONALD GORDON SMITH I Ramsey A friendly, good-natured guy. Smitty likes Mrs. Corizzi, green, Play- house 9O, and chicken . . . Peggy Lee, Sep- tember Song, music, and tennis, also rate high . . . would like to own his own land and a home. . . Real cool, man, real cool j . . .future includes college and engineering. - A D .f BET x It lf' NER , if' !Upper Ie Ri e rd a d ofya thing i h 0 it ll d e Liz . Allever at s for why? gay d 'tyt. . . i ppiest when i ening to oone hen i s ati . ..F Gee iz'l . . dislikes g s i rs . . .fsecretly ou ' e to be n ar hitect . .T pl to rth r hi ti'on at junior co ge. r 'J fl! E. .Matl- yvniilm J. s ITLRR Tr -y' FY' lf, Ram? 'L 1' n Ulf,-T 1 ' The h?fof all t jmaidensfi 1 ull . . terrific son to know . . , friendly nd pleafartt . . . likes Pat Boone, Ho yc mb and' basketball . . . dislikes I ' ish firench . . . Son of a gun! . .. 'L r. ' 'ell rates high . after R.H.S., plan career in construction and civil en- giitee mg. if P' Page 45 . Mi ww PATRICIA ANN STEVENSON Waldwick A source of innocent merriment. Pat . . . would like to live on the sand dunes of Cape Cod . . . Mr. Van Dyke, Tony Bennett, Old Cape Cod, lobster, and writing letters to a special guy, all rate high . . . always heard saying Panic! . . . after graduation, college. CECELIA TARTALIO ' Waldwick Charms strike the sight, and merits U win the soui. Ceil . . . wants to travel around the world . . . light blue, ravioli, and Miss Kronke rate high . . . also listening to Pat Boone, Stardust and watching Ramsey's basketball games . . . small spokes who think they are big wheels rate low , . . Such is life . . . secretarial school. Page 46 iv l r . yt. .yy has v gtg, v ,f I' Vet ff, Jar WALTER WILLIAM STRIEBEL Mahwah A comfortable man with dividends. Walt . . . enioys baseball, Mrs. Corizzi's classes, hamburgers and French fries, Pat Boone, and listening to Around the World in 80 Days . . . dislikes Apple Polishers . . . plans include college. - t ,sfbg TAYLOR I Saddlejliver Ver mischievous vull of fun 'and indeed -,Y mil uglxiisry Well-lifefdfgy aferyonef' A' 8' 0 Dunic' .r.,. ohgs to' retire at 30 . . . X' Iqvbritestncl MA Sweatloqkv, ice hockey, U are 'hargb gent Pat, Boone 'and eating .X '. Lf! .Tillie ,tests rate t,l1e' lowest . . . Ain't QW that a xhclme . . .' plans after graduation Cv 'inslude gpllege. .33 ANN SURPLESS Ramsey l shall go smiling into the great beyond. This Ramseyite's favorites include green, The Late Show, and rare roast beef . . . Mrs. Corizzi rates high but underclassmen who call her Annie don't . . . enioys knit- ting, swimming, and listening to Dean Mar- tin . . . Nasty Gash! . . . future includes a career in aviation. Voolob 1.61 '----f-' 'xwea e.a'9r-g ' USE Bi- s.e.ci. ,ASOS No U-f' yt mad .Q-k V nl'-,IJ AX 1 .X ' QX I J to A99 yt W L Qi' ix ' XX MARGARET .IOY TROAST Ramsey A sweet attractive kind of grace. To live in New Hampshire and raise horse would satisfy her dreams . . . dislikes lov marks . . . Mrs. Stuart, lobster, Gordoi Mac Rae, No Other Love, and field hocke' rate high on Margie's list . . . futuri plans include college and teaching. EMORY J. TURNURE, JR., Allendale Everything comes if a man will only wait. Em . . . interesting to talk with . . . en- ioys watching baseball, eating southern fried chicken, and listening to Pat Boone . . . 'favorite teacher is Mr. Van Dyke . . . dislikes girls who wear too much make up . . . favorite expression is Oh, sugar. f 1 1 . ,J V' rf ,J V js' it - all if , fx no Q su J L' vi!! ls xi! .l 'lf P .e L YY - ff M' ll cf' I -f xl V '1 JOAN VAN BRUNT Ramsey I am my own keeper. Dreams of driving to California . . . enioys steak and corn on the cob, lavender, talk- ng on the telephone, swimming and Johnny lay-favorite teacher is Miss Grillo . . . :et peeve is getting out of sixth period late . . will attend secretarial school. cl all 'El - 'x glflf' yglUJ.f A MOU' M wyulw Cx Miro M fl J if iigwliyl' U A M EL' T A Nvixisrfrltsllff , ' M msey 0 ' ' t bes rnament wo a . I . . . p n he piano al . an ba l se ' . . . 9 s i e o use o spaniels . , . I' - peop . cheer d h d I W A 5 4 O f f od K X B y l li ,S eo, thul y, l lk li io hls ' ,J ik ho Q--' he vorites eblu , ' , bf lx JJ edg e,- ...futbfe 1 n l and i a: i y teaching. x ,J l wil l LINDA LOUISE ULMER Waldwick Her ways are of pleasantness. Attractive Linda secretly desires to be a laboratory technician . . . Mr. Lewitz, pink, lasagna, Faron Young, Honest Darling, and swimming rate high by this girl . . . pet peeve is catty people . . . future plans in- clude secretarial school and marriage. PETER EDWARD VANDERCLIFF Ramsey He's armed without, that's innocent within, Pete . . . would secretly like to stay single . . . pet peeve is girls . . . especially likes Mr. Robertson, Bob Hope, 'fried chicken, the Four Lads, Standing on the Corner, hunting and fishing . . . plans to work with the Bell Telephone Company. .. Aiii , J. if g 2 r F e .i.- s g. K 5 7 K gi 5- f 2-ii' , ii K I A J I fi A 'e.L...3.v N JEAN MARIE VAN DERHOFF Ramsey No task is too great. Always smiling . . . horseback riding, the Platters, blue, cheeseburgers and Mr. Gua- telli are really tops in this gal's book . . . ahead for Jeannie -Grace Down's Air Line School and then a position as an air line hostess. Page 47 DIANE ALICE WALSH Waldwick A pleasing way and a winning smile. Di . . . MOH! to stay on a diet! . ,' . roast beef, Johnny Mathis, swimming, and green rate high . . . heading her black list is getting up at 6:00 on cold mornings . . . future holds Katharine Gibbs and secre- tatial work. f L-091.7 An! sf V rt - I PATRICIA ANNE WEBB Allendale Work is work and must be done, yet as l work, l have my fun. Patti . . . energetic co-editor of the Ram . . . longs to write a novel . . . always heard saying Guess what? . . . likes powder blue and Jack Paar . . . usually found knitting or water skiing . . . future plans include iournalism. Page 48 JOHN WARHOI. Mahwah Away from the world and its cares. Blond, easy-going senior . . . WQUIUI-be POOI shark . . . is very Gr1n0Yed bY feckless drivers , , , guilty of playing incessant games of baseball and pool . . . Doc Hook heads his list of favorites . . . Aw shucks' . . . future includes law practice. F fwliiiliilvgfllz 1 syyy ,I f +'f,,,Q-STL? wlLLltAlllgfmf??1WvEBERslNN ITISEY Young in liiihlbs, in judgment old. Wild Bill . . . enioys steak and French fries, Mr. Van Dyke, Wake Up Little Suzy, and football . . . dislikes getting into a cold car in the morning . . . secret ambition is to own a sports car . . . future plans-Serv- ice, and State Trooper School. BARBARA WARREN Ramsey To know is to like her. Ambitious senior . . . would like to make a million . . . dislikes people who don't say hello . . . Miss Kronke and Mr. Sweatlock really rate . . . often found driving her Plymouth . . . likes fried chicken, Frank Sinatra, and Autumn Le future plans?--secretarial work. , ' fe, THOMAS DAVID WEINER Upper Saddle River He lives to build,tnot boast. Tom . . . would like to be an actor . . . dislikes girls who, smoke . . . Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Corizzl rate high, as do Gun- smoke, Sarah Vaughn, basketball, and ice skating . . . Whatta ya say? . . . future plans include college and engineering. JUDITH GAIL WEISS Mahwah She speaks, just as she Jude . . . likes Mr. Van Boone Show and Joni dancing, watching listening to I ' eo sincere p ple drvrh 'ng U, Say honest'? Cd',ee,f. 5 ,. ' 'Q if n ,J roy , ,N tf' J sf di 7 W' , 1, ff w'fwf'i i.,.,f'iy0'M0y?'l'i NANCY LYNN WILLERTON Ramsey A voice like a nightingale. Nance . . . secretly wishes to play the trombone . . . enioys playing in the band, ice skating, watching football games, lis- tening to Pat Boone, and drinking vanilla milk shakes . . . is peeved by unbuckled ivy league belts . . . a future in nursing. W c S 9 JUDY ANN WICKERSHEIM Mahwah Taste the joy that springs from labor. Wicky . . . wishes to build a hot-rod . . . enioys Mickey 'n Silvia, Little Bitty Pretty One , wrestling, watching Have Gun Will Travel , eating spaghetti, and lavender . . . plans secretarial school . . . Mr. Guatelli rates high . . . Time low . . . Such a dear! .I NANCY JOAN WITMER Allendale From her eyes l did receive speechless messages. Nan . . . to overcome shyness is her secret ambition . . . Ricky Nelson, Moon- glow and Themerfrom Picnic, and Mr. Mitch- ell rate . . . when not swimming, or watch- ing football this gal tries to catch up on letter writing . . . future includes college. ! sr, W 5, LESLIE WILDING Ramsey A man of few words but many thoughts. Les . . . likes Mr. Mitchell, steak, and Maverick . . . secret ambition-to become an electrical engineer . . . may be found target shooting or watching his favorite sport, baseball . . . future plans include college. l PHYLLIS WITMER Allendale For here is a gentle soul. Phyl . . . dislikes cliques . . . admires Mr. Murray and Pat Boone . . . enioys swimming and tennis . . . also finds delight in watching Silent Service or listening to Why Don't They Understand . . . to go to Switzerland is her secret desire but plans to study nursing. Page 49 - f 1 f . - .V . . , A- . L. 1 J? u V ,ft f M, ,I ' I , ' 'fl r,j EDWARD WOLFSON ffl, 1 ' ,,- ' pc Ramsey 'nl , fl if No care beyond today. 'Q 5'- Ed ...dreams of living like a millionaire . . . . No! No! No! . . .'likes Mr. lewitz, j , blue, Victory at Sea, Chinese Lobster, and fried rice . . . often found listening to Johnny Mathis sing The Twelfth of Never or driving . . . future career in business. . -I 5. , 1' A- - BIANCY JANE WRATHALL ,Q J, ' 4 'Q - 1' Mahwah What she wills to do or say seems wisest and best. Nance , energetic cheerleader . . . likes Nat King Cole and Once in a While along with water skiing and eating steak and French fries . . . hypocritical people gain disfavor . . . her future includes col- lege where she'll study merchandising. i rsss . ill Vtfgildwick A good companion, an easy friend. Zim . . . dreams of being av millionaire but will be,content looking for used cars . . . to girls' wisecracks often says Such is life . . . enioys listening to Stardust while eating pizza . . . Miss Grillo rates . high . . . future plans include college. A J yy . !6j,,,x 301'-1 .Ay CDVMJ! ' gg i - , , lj ,J 1 . JI X jj pl 5 11 90-6 1'jj ',!' bd ' X jf - MARTHA JANE tm'- ,, , fyylfvikahwah X lb, 1U I WIT- Z quiet tongue shows a wiswtegdlfil F A Judge .j. pn ip6.z:nior'fplans tm V ff ti-lariddavii. .would liketo 7 '. ssp or to Frahce or ioin tjaffgfgc i .. - , . 957 ser ce . . . GuZ?jwHbtfy. .'.likes music, rz?st4Ibqef,1lrelr-r fries . . . pet peeyeyis, , 'pi sn isis. If I 0 J! ' 1 I In i f,, 1 i I 1. lu -. r, 4 1 1 C7 ' Page 50 ' I I 1 - I 'ls I nv 1 Y' I - 'WENDY HELEN wiuem Saddle River A winning way, deserving note. 'QNel3dy's secret desire is to get an A in chemistry . . . enioys eating steak and I I ' 0 ' 'fel'Io, sleeping, basketball, and Alfred Hitchcock . . . cannot tolerate back seat 'idrivers . . . Mrs. Corizzi rates tops with her . . . Oh, for crumbs sake! . . .future plans-college. M1 . I Q BARBARA W. ZISGEN Mahwah l came, l saw, l conquered. Lucy . . . outstanding student leader . . . dislikes printers . . . favors swimming and tennis . . . secretly desires to swab decks . . . future will bring, she hopes, college in New England and later a position with the U.N. L vi i GLORIA ZOLLO Saddle River 'Tis her good nature that wins us all. Mouse . . . likes Miss Foran, black and blue, pot roast, and Frank Sinatra . . . can't stand people who don't cooperate . . . You know what l mean. . . . enioys tennis, skating and September Song . . . yearns to be a skater, but will be a private secretary. We if ., L yfli, , t , f N' r,. ' flbtr'f'39l', ,Ml Ms ,Lo X y , y- , 'r ffl c r .. lift, ff M i , .fjfy ll' F. fl 13 llyyltvgw MEMORIAM wjglgf, EVELYN ZUKOWSKI Allendale A maiden never bold. Enioys hearing Sal Mineo sing Lasting Love and Mr. Van Dyke . . . likes to eat pizza, play records, and skate, but dislikes side- burns . . . would like to lose her city accent . . . plans to be a teacher. ln memoriam to our departed classmate Russell Brown. 'A friend to all.' Page 5 l A 62? 'W THE PEOPLE VS. MAXINE LOWE Minnie Slrausson- ., ,, James l-larhaway H, ,, Jessalyn Me-redirh ,,,, Alice Jackson- - c , Franlc Marsion, , H Courr Clerk, ,. Eve Viionne- L, Courr Reporrer, , JUNIOR , ,Bev Anderson ,, .Gil Barrlelr s .s,,Lynn Belli Par Bishop Hlvlilce Brimrner . ..,, John Bush Donna Derowslci Waller Ensdorf Vincenl Barclay ,,,, , ,,,,,, Bob Fischer Warren Cass,.,,,, -- Courr Arrendanr ,,,,, , - -Terry Garion , - , , Bruce Kean Capf. Thom. Quinn, ,-..--Allan Leslie Page 52 PLAY CAST Rose Malonen Warren Cass, H ,, , Maxine Lowew ,,,. Anne McGehee ,, Paul lvloore ,Dale Robinson Dr. Fredrick lvlilqrirn .c,, 7 ,Bruce Rufner Sarah Lorrisonnn Ed Brushe++,,,,,, lrene l-lol+,-,, WJ, Judge ,,,,,,,c-,,, M ..,Sue Rumble ,,Ronnie Smilh ,.,,Ann Surpless cBill Webersinn Jessalyn Meredi+h,,,,,,,,Barbara Zisgen Direclor ,,,,,,, 7 .,,, Sludenf Dire-clor, ,, Mr. Edward Mack , ,Jackie Molrhop i i E is 5 Ss 3 ai l 3 E 53 Fi ? l 5 gq v . r 69434 xv gf' ,T Hctg T '069,gd ONIONS IN THE STEW SENIOR PLAY CAST Kilsie ,, ,,, , ,,, ,Rosemary Alberse Belly MacDonald, , , , Beverly Anderson Dolly , ,, .,, , , , Judy Anzelmo Anne MacDonald ,,,,,, Glenda Arenlzen Roger ,,, , , , , Gil Bar+leH Claire Fessenden, ,, , , Lynn Belli Mrs. Curiis, , ,, , Pal Bishop Salsie , ,, ,, , Penny Bishop Lyda ,, ,, ,,, , ,, Pal Brough Mrs. Walson's l-larry, ,, Wall Ensdorf Howard , , , Terry Garion Claud ,, ,,,, , , ,, Warren Guesl Miss Garvey, ,, , , , Barbara l-lall Mr. Curfis., ,, Lesley Arnold, , , Phil Murray,,, Joey , ,,,,, ,, New 'Molor Marvin Joan MacDonald, Bee Dee,, .a., , ,, Delia Murray,, Margo ,, ,,, ,,f, Don MacDonald , Jim,,,,, ,,., ,, Direclor ,,.,, , , , S+uden+ Direclor , , ,Joachim l-loensch ,, Michele Hughes , , , Jaclc Kaiser ,, ,Gregg Lawrence ,,,, , Allan Leslie , , ,Susan McGraw , ,,,Joanne Ollen ,,, Sue Rumble ,,,,Carole Seals , , , ,Ronald Smilh , Tom Weiner Miss Helene Taylor ,, ,Camille lnserillo Page 53 fi 1 , 1, J vi, ,. -3 eff' ' A V ' ' z i Skis 1533 '1 EC- 41 x g Exim' s S as Y I' :ww . S w -M ww-www , mm E64 kg? Lxf.. 98-,S up 'Jin-1 if' Z' wif! mi'd!? 'Z l 4 UC + , 'l!!.e E Q 2 2 M4-A Qin E DIC Page 56 l l JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presiden+ aa a H ,vS,SS.S,S, Louis McGraw Vice Presiclenl' ,,,., ,,A,, P aul Mulcahy Secre+ary ,,,.,.. .,,,. S andra Warhol Treasurer , , - ,u.,u Marion Scala O' oo 5 National Honor Society The Ramsey l-ligh School ChapTer oT The NaTional l-lonor SocieTy received iTs charTer in l948. lTs purpose is To recognize Those high school sTudenTs who excel in schol- arship, leadership, service, and characTer. ln accordance wifh The consTiTuTion oT The naTional organizaTion, TiTTeen per cenT oT The Senior Class and Tive per cenT oT The Junior Class may be admiTTed To membership. Twice during The school year appropriaTe ceremonies are conducTed in sTudenT assembly programs during which new members are received. The l-lonor SocieTy sponsors various proiecTs Through which iT seeks To TurTher The developmenT oT iTs member' ship criTeria--scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acTer. Page oO The members are: Rosemary Alberse, Beverly Anderson, Glenda ArenTzen, Lynn Belli, PaTricia Bishop, John Bush, WalTer EnsdorT, Valerie Florio, AnThony Forlano, Fred Graves, Carol GriTenhagen, Barbara Hall, Robin Jones, Bruce Kean, Susan McGraw, Jaclclyn lvlolThop, Richard Pagach, Marilyn Parlcer, Jane Pulis, Judy Salcal, Bruce Schmidlin, William SpiTler, lVlargareT TroasT, Nancy Wra- Thall, MarTha Young, Barbara Zisgen, OFFICERS AClVlS0fV an V ffff ,,,,,,,,,,,c, ,,,,MissLuTz PresidenT ,,u, , , B ss, George Kirschenbauer Vice PI'6Sid9r1'T, ,, , ,YY Y Y A, Y M 'Paul Mgore SeCre'l'6ry ,, . ,YYYYY Pai' Brough Treasurer B, -J J. Mike Brimmer Student Council The Ramsey l-ligh School STudenT Council is The sTudenT- governing organizaTion oT The high school. lTs purpose is To improve The curricular and exTra-curricular liTe oT every sTudenT. The Council, besides serving as a mediaTory board Tor school problems, is a worlc chamber where soluTions To These guesTions can be Tound. A ToremosT goal oT The STudenT Council is To beTTe. TaculTy-sTudenT relaTions. One oT The besT ways by which This is accomplished is The spring FaculTy Tea. The Council, sponsors many proiecTs To supporT iTs poli- cies. DirecTly, STudenT Council builds up spiriT Through pep rallies and color days. lndirecTly, The group may arrange a schoolewide liqhT bulb sale To earn money Tor aThleTic and organizaTional TaciliTies. RepresenTaTives are selecTed in The Tollowing way: Each homeroom nominaTes Two candida.Tes, a boy and a girl, who cornpeTe wiTh The Two candidaTes Trom every home- room oT one class. Members oT The class Then elecT six rep- resenTaTives Trom The group OT homeroom candidaTes. Represen+a+ives: Seniors-Gil BarTleTT, Bill FugaTe, Carol Grifenhagen, Jackie MolThop, Nadine Rumsey, Duncan Taylor. Juniors-Vicki Carroll, Louis McGraw, Milce Meriny, Paul Mulcahy, Marion Scala, Sandra Warhol. Sophomores-Roger Ahrens, Nancy Doyle, Judy l-larT, Connie Mina, Bob Simpson, Allen Villarosa. Freshmen-Jim Goodrich, PaT l-lobin, Linda l-lowaTT, Maurice Leibruder, Rose NapoliTano, Bob Turner. Roving Represenfafivesz Camille lnserillo, Robin Jones, Sue McGraw, Bill SpiTler, Nancy WraThall, Marrha Young. OFFICERS Presideni- , , W - A. ,,,,,e, , ,.,.....,e. .- B s Mike Brimmer Vice Presidenf ,,,,,,,, , , , George Kirschenbauer Recording Secrefaryc , - - , .c,,,. Barbara Zisgen Corresponding Secrefary, , , , .,... Barbara Boyce Treasurer ,, B, , , e M, ,. ,eGinni Grabinslci Advisor H, ,., , -,,.Mr. John MiTchell General Organization In Ihe fall of I9-49 Ihe G. C. was organized To lceep The funds of Jrhe subsidized orqaniza+ions. ll consisls of members of Jrhe Board of Educalion, lac- ullry, siudenl body, and adrninisiraiion. The General Or- qanizahon meeis once a year Io vore on Ihe budqer of supporied aclivifies. STUDENTS Milce Brimrner, George Kirschenbauer, Bill Fuqale, Nancy Wralhall, and Jackie Molihop ADMINISTRATION Mr. Charles Schanz, Mr. John Miichell, Mr. Eric S. Smirh FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs. Corizzi, Mr, Van Dyke, Miss Kronlce, Mr. Murray, Mr. Capuli BOARD Mr. Melick, Mrs. Byers, Mr. I-louslon, Mr. Sloul, Mr. Rubb Page 62 Athletic Association The Athletic Association was tormed in Ramsey l-ligh School in i928 tor the sole purpose ot creating better school spirit among students. ln those days its membership was open to all those who would pay seventy-tive cents tor an A.A. ticket. Today the A.A. is basically the same, with only its mem- bership requirements dittering. Each year, in February, tive representatives trom the treshrnan class are elected to serve on the A.A. tor all tour ot their high school years. The A.A. has the responsibility ot selling and collecting tickets tor all school athletic tunctions. Their main project is the Maiorette Contest, usually scheduled tor March ot each year. The organization also awards sweaters to seniors who have participated in athletics during all tour years in high school. OFFICERS Advisor ,,,, , ,.,,s.,,,.,.,. Mr. Richard Murray President .A ,,,so , c , .. Nancy Wrathall Vice President c.c, .c.a..a.. M ike Meriny Secretary , 7 - , a,,, ,. ..cc.,, .Vicki Carroll Treasurer c .c c c s , ,George Kirschenbauer '1 Ram Staff The Ram, Ramsey l-ligh's school newspaper, is The worlc chamber Tor iournalisTically inclined sTudenTs. Published six Times a year by The Ram sTaT-T, The paper coyers basic school news, orqanizaTional acTiviTies, and relaTed local evenTs. Financially, The Ram is supporTed by The Press Club and by The General OrqanizaTion. The Press Club, Tounded Tor This purpose, is composed of upper-classmen. The General OrqanizaTion, whose membership includes represenTaTives Trom The AdrninisTraTion, FaculTy, and STudenT Body, is concerned wiTh The business deparTmenTs oT all sTudenT orqanizaTions. This year, The Ram, Tor The TirsT Time, has doubled The number oT iTs pages To eighT, in an eTTorT To presenT more and beTTer coverage oT Ramsey l-ligh School news. Poge 64 OFFICERS c - , PaTTi Webb EdiTors-in-Chief , , c c c,,c,,,,,, , , Y AssociaTe EdiTors Managing EdiTors News EdiTors B A cc F'eaTure EdiTors- SporTs EdiTors M Typing EcliTor, ,, CirculaTion EdiTor, , , Exchange EdiTor, Advisor - ,A , ,, Business Advisor, Barbara Zisgen Gail FiechTer Judy Poignand , c , A sPaT Bishop Chris PorTer , , ,Jackie MolTl1op Johanna OHen ,, W ,Lynn Belli Sue Rumble, Mary Ellen Healy c v , 7 , Bill SpiTler Dick Pagach Lois Poxon 7 , , Nanlee FiTzsimmons , , , Penny Bishop Henry Van Dyke Raymond Winslow Teen Forum ln The summer oT l957 Gerry GaeTa, BeTTy l-lughes, and Paul Moore, headed by Margie TroasT, decided To sTarT a club called The Teen Forum, They TelT The sTudenTs oT Ram- sey should be given The opporTuniTy To geT TogeTher and discuss currenT evenTs and Teen problems. The club They Tormed has meeTings Twice a monTh. lTs membership now numbers abouT TorTy, and new members are voTed in by The ExecuTive Council on The basis oT in- TeresT in The club and general scholasTic abiliTy. Teen Forum has been very acTive This year and iTs mem- bers hope The inTeresT conTinues nexT year. OFFICERS Advisor .,,.,. .,..,,,.,,,,,,.., M r. MacDonald Presiden+ ,,,,, , ,, Margare+ TroasT Vice PresidenT .,,..,., ,,.,s,, P aul Moore SecreTary ,...e.e s ,, ,,., v --BeHy Hughes Librarian and HisTorian,..-- ,... Ronald Smifh Treasurer ....,,,,...,, ss.. G erry Gaefa Page 65 3 iz 2 5 GOLD TRI-Y Rresidenl , ,,.,, ,Beverly Anderson Vice Presidenl ,,,,, ,,,,v, , , ,Judy Cobb Recording Secre'rary--, ----,Carol Barnell Corresponding Secrelary Treasurer l-lislorian Chaplain Advisor Page oo Kalhleen Robinson ,,,-,6lenda Arenlzen Valerie Florio, Joy Young H ,, ,, Wclaclcie l-ladala Miss Frederick BLUE TRI-Y Presidenl , 7 ,,,,, , , , Jaclcie lvlollhop Vice Rresidenl , ,s Marilyn Parlcer Recording Secrelary, , ss, 1Caroll-lansen Corresponding Secrelrary, ,Robin Wallace Treasurer , , ,, , Carlyn Sundberg lnlislorian , Y Judy Thornhill Chaplain ,, , Penny Bishop Advisor T, , ,lVlrs. Smilh B , Mr. Winslow ,Sue Rumble Marion Scala Bonnie Jacobs Paf Bishop Va rsidry HR P Clubs' Advisor, Mr. Lewirzp President George Kirschenbeeuer: Fvirsfr ,Vice President Mike Brirnmer: Second Vice President Robin Jonest Sec- refery, Tony Forlano: Treasurer, BIH Fugafe. Page 68 Girls' A+hle+ic Associarion Advisors. Miss Jean Smit Miss Barbara Plafeg President Pa+ Bishop: Vice President Sue Mc- Graw: Secrerary. Par Brough: Treasurer, Penny Bishop. Fufure Teachers of America Advisor, Miss Taylor: President Rosemary Alberseg Secre+ary, Lynn Howe: Program Chairman, Jeanne De Knegi: Publicify, Beverly An- derson. y Library Council Advisor, Miss Jay. Assembly CommiH'ee Page 69 French Club I-ll Advisor, Mrs. Amy Pudlienerg Pres- ident Tom Zarallciewiczq Vice Pres- ident Bob Stull: Secrelary, Jane Ulriclns: Treasurer, Bob l-lomewood. La+in Club Advisor, Miss Preischeg President Jinny Van Wynen: Vice President Sandy Burger: Secretary, Carolyn Clerk: Treasurer, Cammy Root Page 70 French Club ll-Ill Advisor, Mrs. Amy Pudlienery Pres- ident Lynn Belli: Vice President Leslie Marples: Secretary, Polly Curley: Treasurer, Duncan Taylor. rl. German ll Club Advisor, Mrs. Apfel: President Berry l-luqlues: Vice President Sandy Viohlg Secrelary, Louise lvlehran: Treasurer, Diane Tesclw. German l Club Advisor, Mrs, Apfel: President Caryl Reimer: Secrelary, Burk Bow- den: Treasurer, Sluarl Hughes. Spanish I Club Advisor, Mrs. Jane Van Der Eemsg President Jewel Newell: Vice Presi- dent Dick Gruel: Secrelary, Bob Graves: Treasurer, Dolores Barnes. i Page 7l Bible Club lll-IV Advisor, Miss Alice Grille: Presi- dent Pere Befschf Vice President Mike Brimmer: Secretary, Pai Brough: Treasurer, Bob Brower. Bible Club l-Il Advisor, Miss Alice Grillo7 Presi- dent Connie Mina: Vice President Doris Pafioni Secretary, Marion Simpson: Treasurer, David Erilcson. Ari' I-Il Advisor, Mrs. Geraldine Smillny President Ben Fraccola: Vice Presi- dent Penny Srnill1qSecre+ary, Sally Arnendola: Treasurer, James Wil- son. Junior Red Cross I-Il Advisor, Mrs, Rose: Presidenl. Carolyn Fewersfeinq Secrerary, Brenda Fairservice. Ari' Club III-IV Advisor, Mrs. Geraldine Smillwx President Pal Armsfronqz Vice President Gordon Minnelcer: Sec- relary, Glenda Arenfzenq Treas- urer, Valerie Florio. Junior Red Cross III-IV Advisor, Mrs. Rose-1 President Joan Brehoveg Secrefary, Joy Young. Drama+ic Club ll Advisors, Mr. Winslow, Mr. Ellerbei Presidenl, Joseph Trioloy Vice Presi- denr: Rober+ l-lurleyz Secrerary. Diane Findlay: Treasurer, Bryan Marozin. WM 1 a b ll A v or, or n resi +, nce T mplcins, i e Presi enl, f Ma u 3 refary, sanna Ku ch: T rer, Joy Cervafi. M f P i i l K f ' fi .fl li Q ff! Q 4 , Dramafic Club I Advisor, Mrs. Bonliagp President Judy Boledoriblmg Vice President l-lelen ReinerrsengSecre1'ary, Karen Byers, Treasurer, Margo Giro: Ser- geanr-a'r-Arms, Barbara Von Mefz- qer. Asfronomy ll Advisor, Mr. Joseph Ellerbe. xxx-xxx Minerology ll Advisor, Mr, Joseph Ellerbeg Presi- dent Paul Moore: Secrelary, Hans Mafisen. Science I Club Advisor, Dr. Ward Slawsong Presi- dent Bill lndoe: Vice President Bolo Hands: Recording Secrelary. Bob Tremiriereg Corresponding Secrefary, George lvlager. Page 75 Camera Club Advisor, Mr. Schneider: President John Marinaro: Vice President Dick Dudley: Secretary, George PiHman. Page 76 Service Club Ill-IV Advisor, Mr. Crum: President Les- lie Wilding1 Vice President Andy Don: Secretary, Bill Gruller. Service Club I-ll Advisor, lvlr.Crurn1 President Nor- man Swenson: Vice President Kenf Gilbert Secretary, Carl Hellen- berq. , Boys' Gym Club I-II Advisor, Mr. Bedford. Girls' Gym Club Advisor, Miss Driggs. Boys' Gym Club III-IV Advisor, Mr. Roberfson. Page 77 Commercial Club I-II Advisor, Miss Ann Komarelcz Presi dent Joanne Penlecost Vice Presi dent Ralph Avagnano: Secrelary Sandra Phair: Treasurer, Pal Harf naclc. Commercial Club Ill-IV Advisors, Miss Foran. Miss Mower- son: President Donna Derowslci Vice President Rufhann Ackerson Secrefary, Gloria Zollo: Treasurer, Gladys Furman. Page 78 Aero Club Advisor, Mr. Warr: Presidenl, Harry Craig Kowadla lllg Secre- fary-Treasurer, Edward Meyer. Skin Diver's Club Advisor, Gordon Thomas: Presi dent Dick Lilliag Vice Presidenl John Busclwerp Secrelary, Bill Cope- land: Treasurer, Ben Spiller. Page 79 THE MIXED CHORUS Advisor .....,,.. Mr. Neil Ausfin MIXED CHORUS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Presiden+ ........... Paul Moore Vice-presideni' ..... Dave Caffrey Secrefary ........... Judy I-Iar+ Treasurer ...... Carlyn Sundberg Advisor ....,.... Mr. Nell Aushn Q Pg8O A CAPELLA Advisor . . . Mr. Ausf GIRLS' CHORUS Advisor . . . Mr. Aus'fin Page 81 1 ww. 'xi flak 5 gi S , ' w ' HW U' ,WW 5, gif Page 82 ATHLETICS Q..---N--A - Page 84 Band This year lhe R. H. S. band under lhe capable direclion of Mr. Ken MacDonald has par+icipa+ed in many school arlairs. Among fhem are loolball games, school assemblies. 'rhe maiorelrle conlesf, and l'he annual spring concerl. Olher aclivilies include local parades and The annual Clillon Band Feslival. Al+hough someiimes lorgolrlen, Jrhe band and 'rhe color guard squad are enjoyable and vilal paris of our school program. Color Guard squad members are: Camille Inserillo, Lois Poxon, PaHi Webb, Pal Armshong, Karen McGinnis, and Marion Toan. The band officers for lhis year are Gil Bar+leH .. e..e...e., .... .,..e, P r esidenf Lou McGraw , , - - , -Vice-presideni , , e - , -Treasurer Jerry Gaefa .,..e s Nancy Willerfon ,, , eee, Secre+ary Poge 88 4 i i . s 5 l-larry Craven, Bill Spiller, Robin Jones, Pel Ivliholc, Tony Forlano, George Kirscher bauer, Chris Folsom, Dick Pagach, Dav Cafliery, Bill Webersinn, Andy Chubaly, Bo Marshall, Dick Gruell, Frank Alloerla. Pai Football The Ramsey High foolball 'ream had a bel'- 'rer Than fair season lhis year under +he coach- ing of John Sweafloclc and Jim Roberlson. Wifh a Tolal of lhree wing and four losses The Rams gave 'ro 'fhe school baffles of which rhey can be proud. Alfhough lhey losl rhe Ridgewood game, il was indeed a moral viclory as rhey were The only leam fo score more Than once againsl lhe Ridgers. Coach John Sweailoclr calwy, Ken Pagach, Jolnn Wardell, Tecl +l'1, George Marlin, Fred Cochran, Vince H, Pele l-lalilc, Warren Silver, Tim Coolc, 'e Suflwerland, Jeff Newell, Don Kreslcer, nager Jordan l-le++inqer. Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey SCORES . ,-- ,..., ,o,,. , Sulfern 6 7 ..,. , ,-,Pascaclc Valley 34 U-- ,,,,,,FairLawnl9 --.U ,,,, River Dell 7 ,-,,Nor'rlwern Valley- 7 -o,,Ridgewood 49 --..-,Ramapo 28 I --1 Assisfani' Coach Jim Roberfson l Page 89 o J' wtf? 2 Q mmwgcmm W, wecww X www .,. Mwxcaf 1 fx ZV .,g wk W X X Q K M XYQR , Q mi wx ,gg H ,Ka I X ffwi 4? wk , S xw 5 P , i QQ I mis S 2 S Q :QW I is RJ -w Egkixim . ' f' , ,vim ,f NB , W X ,I f Q 9 .V A ..,, -- gg 5 A 5 Q fl gg, ' -, : -KWH--'I-'fd' +3 1, , , ' A . G K .. 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'NY FORLANO ROBIN JONES - f f f mfzsfw ggi! Co-Capfam Halfback A Tackl Mmwwsgima-ff ' if e m Q ' ' i ,W ' K fffwi x' 7 .511 1 - I ff' ip ,I 'K ,X t , ' I pf' hi EEE ' A4 - g ., ' ., , .0 245 f f i S V- f -, - LW V , 5 liffyff -.-'vi M , . I I -L'L M A mfs. FY K 5? I f v , was V . ' K K .kh . ff' 15971 , N ' iw iarf ' :rf J' gag, ' KN J ,L 5-. .1 A f , 5, My tj r YL- - vw. L. ' i S KEN PAC-EACH Halfback A, Q, HARRY CRAVEN End ,,,, F W ,,k, :g W 1. 4 n , QM NLM. f -ns 'xi--my g E x f w , -fix' ' -Y E Q X 5 - , , K1 5 , 1 . wb. . - 1 JOHN WARDELL End Page 97 Bill Howland, Sieve Aldlenderfer. Jock Hoensch, Milce Meriney, Pele Miholc. Bob Simp- son, Ray Monrevechi, Joe Fillare, Gordon l-lulling, John Wardell. Basketball 1 i l Coach Jim Roberfson Page 92 Nolwiihslanding Their inexperience, The I958 baslcefball Team compiled a lair record of eigh+ wins and ren losses. under Jrhe firs+ year coaching of Mr. Jim Roberfson. The highlighis of +he season were 'Phe 'lwo imporiani and unexpecred vicrories over a very experienced and sfrong rival 're-am, Ramapo Regional. fl sconss y Ramsey 50 -ga ..c.,.f,o,ao.a. gN.yaclc Ramsey, 39 H, c,,,,...,a.sa,, Cliffon Ramsey 65 U, ,,., Palerson Eas+side Ramsey 48 ,M A.,s,,,. l-lawfhorne Ranqgey 4I ,-- .,,., Spring Valley Rariisey 57 -N ,.., Midland Park Ramse-y,45 --- ..,,,, Fair Lawn Ramsey 43 -M ,,., Ridgewood Ramsey 43 --- ,,,, River Dell Ramsey 59 -,- ,o,,,,s Ramapo Ramsey 62 -H ..s,,.,c,,c. Sulfern Ramsey fii 43 ,-- ,o., Norlhern Valley Ramsey --- .s--',-4,QFair Lawns Ramsey 35? fi1e-i .,.., Ridgewood Ramsey 38 -4-we ,,.,.. Riveribell Ramsey 54 -,- -..aai,gc,qLi'sf'f,iRamapo Ramsey 60 -, .,,. Norlhern Valley Ramsey 56 ..,,,..,,,,,A., Midland Parlc Ramsey 44 .,,,,,,,,,,,,s,, Hawfhorne Don Bosco Holiday Tournamenf Ramsey 49 ,,.,A.,,.,,,.,,,.,, Dumoni Ramsey 36 .,,,,,.. ., ,A,,,,..,, Ramapo Ramsey 4I H ,,.. Lyndhursl JOACHIM HOENSCH BILL HOWLAND 17 MIKE MERINEY STEVE ALTENDERFER PETE MIHOK Co-Capfains BOB SIMPSON Page Q3 Varsity Baseball The baseball season will gel under way lhis year wi'rh afine chance of surpassing lasl year's speiclacular score of four+een wins and lhreeilosses. Relurning fhorn lasf year will be George Kirscheniaauer, Robin Jones. Wall Slreibelg and Pe+erMiholc wi+h Dave Caflery, Bill 'F1JQ5'l'6,- Bucky Rehain, and George Blasius doing +he pilching. As Iasl year, Mr. SeeligyLewilz will be doing his excellem' ioliof 'rf .sw f George Kirschenbauer and Bill Fuga+e Coach Seelig Lewiiz Co-Ca plains Page 94 MIKE MERINEY DAVE CAFFERY PETE MIHOK lsf Base Cenferfield Shor+s+op and Pifcher V f 1 1 WALT STREIBEL -BUCKY REHAIN ROBIN JONES 3rd Base Pnfcher and Ouffield 2nd Base SAGE NAUDAIN GEORGE BLASIUS Righf Field Pifcher Page 95 NORTH JERSEY CHAMPIONSHIPS Semi-finaIis+s: Shedd MacWiIIiams Mike Brirnmer Dave Caffery SIU Hughes Dick Paqach Paul Mulcahy Tony I:orIano Norfh Jersey Champions: Mike Brimmer PauI MuIcahy I I ...E MIKE BRIMMER JIM FERRY Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey 2I W, PearI River I6 ,, Suffern 28 , , Nyack I3 ,Ridgewood I3 ,Fair Lawn 33 Ieaneck 38 Ridgewood I3 ,, H ,Lodi 8 , Glen Rock 7 , 7 ,Dover 23 , , Leonia 26 Page Q6 Co-Capfairis Andy Gorey, Rich Gibson, Jim Ferry, Mike Brimrner, Rich Vavernic, Bob Sfull, Tony Forlano, George Kirschenbauer, Paul Mulcahy, Rich Pagach, Dave Cahfery, Ronnie Craven. Wrestling The Ramsey wreslling leam, coached loy Mr. Gordon Thomas, compiled a line record of six wins and five losses lhis year. Mike Brimmer and Jim Ferry were co-caplains, Mike finished The season wilh a perfecl record of ll-O, while Jim was 7-3-I. Tony Forlano, 'rhe 'ream's heavyweighlpalso had a 7-3-I record. Dave Cahfery, George Kirschenbauer, and Paul Mulcahy all finished wilh good records. Coming back nexl year will be Andy Garey, Paul Mul- cahy, Rich Vavernick, Slu Hughes, Lou McGraw, Bolo Brower, and Eugene Sylveslri. Coach Gordon Thomas Poge 97 X is ik J ff' xx. 91 W l ii K ri- ..,, 3 K is KX-.QW r gy , yy! XR ij .why ,,! 1 19 s i S ' is c as 'pf ff' Coach Jim Rober+son Track The iraclc leam fhis year will again be coached by Gordon Bedford and James Roberison, iwo hard-worlcing rnen. Some oi lhe boys who will reiurn from lasi year's learn are Paul Mulcahy lsprinls and high iurnpl, Dave Suiherland l44O and discusl, Jack Kaiser lhalf milel, Bill Spiiler lpole vaul+l, and Jim Yeomans and Rog Boqeri lmilel. Olher veierans are Chris Folsom, Pere Kopalc, Bob Fischer, John Wardell, Kennelh George, Tony Forlano and Bill Webersinn. Cross Country The Ramsey l-ligh Cross Counlry leam, again coached by Mr. Gordon Bedford. compiled a line record lhis year wilh four wins and lwo losses. Faced by Jaclc Kaiser and Roq Bogerr, l'he leam wem' on 'ro be- come League champions. ln lhe counlry meel' rhey placed lilfh and placed lenfh in rhe- slale. The season was one of which Coach Bed- ford and lhe leam can rnosl cerlainly be proud. Members of The squad included Jaclc Kai- ser, Rog Bogerl, Fred l-lelwig, Warren Guest Lou McGraw, John Cebalc, Bill How- land, George Pillman, Diclc Slranglelcl, and Carl Whileurs. Ramsey 30 Ramsey 27 Ramsey 20 Ramsey 23 Ramsey 23 Ramsey 25 'Low sco SCORES' A ,W ,Wayne ,,--, Hackensack ,H , Pascaclc 2 ,M ,,,, Ramapo --- ,,,,Fair Lawn 2-,-,,,Don Bosco re derermines winner 25 28 35 32 32 20 Coach Gordon Bedford Tu , Page TOO Golf This spring The Ramsey High golf learn is hoping 'ro have a winning learn. Mem- bers ol Jrhe learn include: Paul Moore. who has managed in 'rhe pasl +o brealc 85-90 on I8 holes: Bill l-lowland, who has also managed an excellen+ average: Terry Garion: and Richard Muli. The malches are played a+ The Passaic Counfry Club, while praclices are held regularly al 'rhe Ramsey Counlry Club. The leam coach, Mr. Louis- Capufi is greally appreciaied by +he boys for his advice and friendship. Paul Moore, Capiain Tennis The fennis 'ream This year will again be coached by Docior Ward Slawson. The learn has an oplimislic view for +he sea- son as fhere are four relurning lefierrneny Caplain Paul Moore, Bruce Kean, Bruce Rufner. and Ed Minneker. Ofher members of The leam include: Ronnie Smilh, George Kuclc, Jerry Gaela. and Dick Muii. Paul Moore and Jerry Gaefa Coach Ward SlaW50n Co-Capfains Page lOl L Page 102 l S i .l. V. Football Jeff Newell, Curr Blefary, Vince Muli, Joe Triola, Don Kres- lcer, Fred Cochran, Alex Monahan, Co-caprain George Marfin, Chef Columbo, Byron Marozin, John Buscher, Rich Vavernic, Bob Hurley, Tim Hughes, Ralph Miholci Al Ol- szewslc-i, Waller Pfau, Fred Meyer, Bill Sullivan, Wayne Saul, Larry VarreH, Fred Schiniller, Co-caplain Bucky Rehain, Dicli Gruell, Allan Villarosa, Tony lnserillo, Rog Ahrens, Manager Diclc BoHum. J. V. FOOTBALL COACH Gordon Thomas 1 1 1 J. V. BASEBALL COACH Roger Maniell .l. V. Basketball Capfain Dave Mollfel, Vince Muli, Tony lnserillo, Curl Ble- fary, George Riley, Bob l-lands, Bob Barnes, Marlc Hamp- 'ron, Jeff Ryan, Charles Riley, Jerry Joondeph, Larry Bar- reH, and Frank Davies. l J. V. BASKETBALL COACH Roger Man+elI J . V. Baseball Jerry Joonclepli, Don Kreslcer, Bill Mclfenney, Curr Blefary, Tony lnserillo, Wes Goe+scl1ius,Alex lvlarsiqlio, Alex Mona- ghan, Vince lvluli, Roberf Smillw, Bob Simpson, Diclc Kiriau, George Blasius. Page 103 Coach Barbara PlaTe Girls' Hockey Girls' Basketball The Junior-Senior girls' hockey Team, coached by Miss FaiTh Driggs, had a very successTul season, as Tar as iT wenT. lvlosT oT The playing which was done was of an inTramural naTure, however, Two inTer-scho- lasTic games were played. BoTh were big vicTories Tor The girls: one over Pascaclc Valley 3-O, and The oTher over Ridgewood 5-O. A large group oT more Than TwenTy-Tive,girls parTicipaTed. The baslceTball season This year goT OTT To a slow sTarT because oT The spliT sessions and unavailabiliTy oT The gym Tor SaTurday mornings. l-lowever, in spiTe oT This, a number oT girls signed up Tor The acTiviTy. Under The direcTion oT Miss Barbara PlaTe They were able To play a Tew inTramural games on Friday aTTer- HOOTIS. Page lO4 Coach FaiTh Driggs . 4' 1. 'rf .. Wh. Girls' Archery Archery, a favorire spor+ among girls, was again in rhe plans for inframural comperirion. Under 'rhe di- recfion of Miss Jean Smir, a large group of upper- classmen enjoyed parficiparing in lhis acrivify. Coach Jean Smif Girls' Softball Girls' soffball was again very well supporfed by fhe juniors and seniors. An inframural program was de- vised and direcred by Miss Barbara Plafe. The upper- classmen played aflernoons, while ihe underclassmen played in 'rhe mornings before afrending classes. Coach Barbara Pla+e Page 105 JACKIE MOLTHOP Queen ol Foolball CAROL PURDY Queen of Baseball CAROL HANSEN Queen of Treclc Page lO6 E C oronatioi A+ llwe fourlh annual l-li-Y presenlecl Coror lion Ball lliis pasl January, a new Queen of Spo was crowned by Presidenl Bill Fugale. Alle-r a school-wide eleclion, Nadine Rumsi Queen of Baslcelball, was chosen over llme sev ollner canclidales. ROSEMARY ALBERSE Queen of Tennis zll ch feam elecfs fheir own queen, who is 1'l'1en nafed for Queen of Sporfs. The resulfs of Hue efecfion are kepf secref unfil IO o'clock when queens are presenfed a+ fhe Corona+ion Ball. queen is fhen announced, crowned, and pre- ed wifh a bouquef of roses. ' I nfl ,Sis NANCY WRATHALL Queen of Golf 5 PAT BROUGH ueen of Wresflinq if . NADINE RUMSEY Queen of Baslceibefl 3 O MARGIE MCKEE ueen of Cross Couniry Page Page 108 Mos+ Poised GLENDA ARENTZEN, ROBIN JONES Of World Mos+ Popular NANCY WRATHALL, GEORGE KIRSCHENBAUER Besi' Dressed SUE DAWSON, DUNCAN TAYLOR Besi' Dancers LOIS POXON, GIL BARTLETT Renown Bes+ Looking NADINE RUMSEY, GEORGE KIRSCHENBAUER Personalify Plus NADINE RUMSEY, GREG-6 LAWRENCE Besi' Acfress and Acfor BEV ANDERSON, GIL BARTLETT Mosi' Afhlefic JACKIE MOLTHOP, PETE MIHOK Page IOQ Mos+ Versa+iIe GLENDA ARENTZEN, GEORGE KIRSCHENBAUER Mosi' Likely Io Succeed BARBARA ZISGEN, PAUL MOORE 1 Mosi' Energe+ic JACKIE MOLTHOP, MIKE BRIMMER Page HO WiH'ies'r LEANNE RITTER, DICK PAGACH . M., A.. 29'- Mosi' Dependable BARBARA ZISGEN, MIKE BRIMMER Besi' Spori' JACKIE MOLTHOP, CHRIS FOLSOM .3 Y I 3 5 j- P mmszqgi Q ul 'w M I rem, ' ' T A 5' ,cl ' Q . :b w ww GEL -:wb Q A Imager y agp . f Ash, gig f 1 g Q: ll, 4 A fix! 0 51453645 A Did Mos+ for R. H. S. NANCY WRATHALL, MIKE BRIMMER W.-l Nicesf Smile ROMY ALBERSE, BILL SPITLER .f 5 5 L,,. I f 'EH 5 ,ef GX! 535131 i1.,QQ. 'bx ' tg.flf'efL-- M :jg , 52331 . if M -5? V if A - .f ' 1 , - ,mdk Page IH Mosi' Bashful TONIA BRANCATO, DAVE CAFFERY img' wail 39 Q f u Page H2 Friendliesi' MARILYN PARKER, CHRIS FOLSOM Mosf TaIIcaI'ive PATTI WEBB. DICK PAGACH Mosi' Diplomafic BARBARA ZISGEN, PAUL MOORE CLIFFORD F. ACKERSON Junior Red Cross I: German Club 2.3: Chem- isfry Club 4. ROSEMARY ANNE ALBERSE Laiin Club I.2: Dramaiic Club I.2.3: Girls' Baskeiball I.2.3.4: Girls' Baseball I.2.3.4: Maior- effes 3. capiain 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 3.4: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Fuiure Teachers' Club presidenf 4: G.A.A. 4: Senior Play Commiifee: Senior Play Cas'r: Senior Prom Commifiee. BERNICE ANN ALEXANDER Girls' Baskeiball I: Girls' Gym Club I: Glee Club I: Commercial Club I.2.3: Dramafic Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3. STEPHEN H. ALTENDERFER J.V. Baskeiball I.2: Boys' Gym Club I.3: French Club 2: J.V. Baseball 2: Jersey Boys' Sfafe 3: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Play Casl: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Senior Play Commifiee: Senior Play Casf: Senior Prom Commiifee: Track 4: Cross Counfry 4: Hi-Y 4: Chemisrry Club 4: Varsify R Club 4. BEVERLY L. ANDERSON Dramafic Club I: Laiin Club I.2: German Club. secrefary 2.3: Girls' Baseball 3: Junior Play Casf: Junior Play Commiifee: Mixed Chorus Accompanisf 3.4: A Capella Choir Accompan- isi 3.4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y, vice-presidenl' 3, presi- dent 4: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3.4: Senior Play Casi: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Com- miiiee. JUDY ANDERSON Junior Red Cross, Ireasurer I, presideni 2. sec- refary 3: Aquaefies Club 2: Sfudenf Council 2.3: Junior Play Commiflee: Junior Prom Com- miifee: Senior Play Commifiee: Senior Prom Commiffee. JOHN T. ANDREWS German Club I: French Club 3.4. JUDITH MARIE ANZELMO Laiin Club I.2: Library Council I.2: Dramalic Club I.2.3: Assembly Commifiee 2.3: Blendeiies 2: Girls' Gym Club 2: Junior 'Play Commiriee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Girls' Baskeiball 3.4: Teen Forum 4: Press Club 4: Ram sialii: Senior Play Casi: Senior Play Commiiiee. BRIAN APPLETON Track I.4: Ari Club I.3.4: Science Club 2: Cross-counfry 2.4: Teen Forum 4. GLENDA LEE ARENTZEN Siudeni Council I: Laiin Club I. vice-presidenf 2: Girls' Baseball I.3.4: Dramaiic Club presidenf I. secreiary 3: Arr Club I.2, secreiary 4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y hisforian 3. 'treasurer 4. Couniy hisforian 4: G.A.A. 3.4: Maioreiies 3.4: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3.4: Junior Play Casf. Junior Play Com- mifiee: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Senior Play Casf: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior :Prom Com- miffee: Fashion Board 3. nafional represenfafive 4: Nuggei Associaie Ari Ediior. PRISCILLA ARMSTRONG Bergenfield High School. Bergenfield. New Jer- sey I.2: Library Council I: Laiin Club I: French Club 2: Sophomore Dance Commiiiee 2: Girls' Baseball 3.4: Arr Club. vice-presidenl' 3. presi- deni 4: Teen Forum 4: Color Guard 4: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom Commilfee: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commiiiee: Nuggei slaff. CLASS STATISTICS JEANINE ASH Hazel Park High School. Hazel Park. Michigan. I.2.3: Laiin Club I.2: Band I.2.3: Science Club 3: Physics Club 3: Chemisiry Club 3: Viking siaii 2. MARILYN R. BAKER Commercial Club I.2.3.4: Spanish Club 2: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commiifee: Nug- gef Typing Edifor. MARGARET LYNN BALLAGH Junior Red Cross I: Girls' Glee Club, vice- presidenl I: Girls' Baskefball I.2: Dramaiic Club I.2: French Club 3. presidenr 2: Ram slafi 3: Junior Play Commiifee: Junior 'Prom Commiifee: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commifiee: Nuggei slafi. CATHERINE MARIE BARNES Saini Cecilia High School. Kearny. New Jersey. I: Class secreiary I: Posier Commiiiee I: Siu- deni Council Dance Commiilees I: School Play Casf I: School Play Commiiiees I: Glee Club I: Schola l: Voice ol: Sainis Siaif I: Dramalic Club I.2.3: Girls' Archery 2.3.4: Ari Club 2: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Commiliee: Ram sialif 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 4. his- forian 3: Girls' Baskeiball 4: Girls' Baseball 4: Press Club 4: Senior Play Commiliee: Senior Prom Commifiee: Nuggel' siaff. MAUDE ELIZABETH BARNES Sain? Cecilia High School, Keanry, New Jersey. I: Class secreiary I: Glee Club I: Schola I: School Play Casl' l: School Play Commifiee li Posler Commiiiee l: Siudenf Council Dance Commiiiee. chairman I: Siudeni' Council I: Dramaiic Club I.2: Girls' Archery 2.3.4: Press Club 3.4: Junior Play Commilrlee: Junior .Prom Comrniiree: Ram sralif 3.4: Girls' Baskeiball 4: Girls' Baseball 4: G.A.A. 3.4: Girls' Hockey 47 Blue Tri-I-li-Y 4: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commiifee: Nuggei Advisory Board. CAROL B. BARNETT Girls' Gym Club l: Junior Red Cross I: Laiin Club I.2.3: Dramaiic Club l,3: Ari Club 2: Aquaelies 2: Junior Play Commiilee: Gold Tri- I-li-Y: Recording Secrefary 4: Bible Club 4: Maioreifes 4: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commilfee. GILBERT A. BARTLETT Williamsburg Junior High School. Arlingion. Virginia. I: Band l.2.3. presidenf 4: Boys' Gym Club l.3: Skin Divers Club 2: Track 3: Junior Play Casf: Junior Play Commiiiee: Junior Prom CommiHee: Siudenf Council 4: Cross Counfry 4: Hi-Y 4: Chemisiry Club 4: Senior Play Casf: Senior Prom Comrniliee. VIRGINIA MARIE BAUER Bogoia High School. Bogofa. New Jersey. I.2: Mixed Chorus I: G.A.A. I: Girls' General Chorus I.2: Girls' Hockey I.2: Girls' Baskefball I.2: Laiin Club 2: Fuiure Teachers' Club 2.3. presidenr I. STEPHANIE BAVA Junior Red Cross I: Commercial Club ?.3.4I Graduaiion UshereHe 3: Senior Play CommlH'ee. LYNN ELLEN BELLI Dramaiic Club I, presidenr 2: Blendefies I. vice-presidenf 2: Girls' Hockey l.3. manager 4: Girls' Archery I,4: Girls' Baseball I.3.4: Lafin Club I.2: Naiional Honor Sociefy 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: French Club 3, presideni 4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Junior Play Casi: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Graduaiion Ushereife 3: Ram ediior 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Senior Play Casf: Senior Prom Commiiiee: Nuggel Advisory Board. ELLEN MARIE BERNSTORF Commercial Club I.2.3: Dramafic Club 4: Nug- gel sraiii. PETE BETSCH Siony Brook Prep.. Siony Brook. Long Island. New York. I.2: Mixed Chorus 3: Bible Club l.3. presidenf 4: Senior Play Commiiiee. NANCY BIELAN Fair Lawn High School. Fair Lawn. New Jersey. I.2.3: Mixed Chorus I.2: Dramafic Club I.2.3: A Capella Choir 2: G.A.A. 2.3: Girls' Hockey 2.3.4: Girls' Baskerball 2.3.4: Girls' Baseball 2.3.4: Band 3: Library Council 3: Junior Play Casi: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom Com- miifee: Press Club 4: Senior Play Commiilee: genicgr Prom Commiliee: Nuggei Advisory oar . PATRICIA P. BISHOP Lalin Club I.2: Girls' Gym Club I: Girls' Archery I.2: Girls' Baseball -I. manager 2: Girls' Hockey I.2.3.4: Girls' Baskeiball I.2.3.4: Band I.2.3.4: Dramaiic Club I: AquaeHes 2: Naiional Honor Sociefy 3.4: Ram siaff 3. edifor 4: French Club 2. ireasurer 3: Junior Play Casr: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom CommiHee: G.A.A. secreiary 3. presidenf 4: 'Press Club +reasurer 4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 4: Senior Play Casi: Senior Play Commiflee: Senior Prom Commifiee: Nuggei sialii. PENELOPE R. BISHOP Lafin Club I.2: Band I.2.3.4: Girls' Baseball I. 2.3: Girls' Archery 2.3: Girls' Baskeiball 2.4: Girls' Hockey 4: Aquaelies 2: Ram siaii 3. edi- +or 4: G.A.A. 3. +reasurer 4: French Club secre- 'rary 3: Junior Play Casf: Junior Play Commiffee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Mixed Chorus 4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y chaplain 4: Senior Play Casl: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commiilee: Nug- gef Sporfs Ediior. LOUISE BLOOMER Laiin Club I: Library Council I: Commercial Club 2: Girls' Baseball 3.4: Junior Red Cross 3.4: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom Com- miiiee: Graduaiion Ushereiie 3: G.A.A. 4: Senior Play Commiifee: Senior Prom Commii- Iee: Nuggei siafi. BARBARA BOYCE Junior Red Cross I: Girls' Baskeiball I.2: Girls' Baseball I.2.3.4: Girls' Gym Club I: Girls' Archery 2: French Club 2: Aquaefies 2: Var- siiy Cheerleader 3.4: Dramaiic Club 3: Junior Play Commiiiee: Junior Prom Commifiee: Siu- denf Council corresponding secreiary 4: Press Club 4: Senior Play Commiifee: Senior Prom Commiifee. WILLIAM BOYCE French Club I.2: Skin Divers' Club 2. WILLIAM BOYLE Airplane Club I: Boys' Gym Club 2.3.4. TONIA BRANCATO Science Club 2: Band 3.4: Girls' Archery 3: French Club 3: Junior Play Commiffee: Junior Prom Commiilee: Girls' Baskefball 4: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commiilee. JOAN BREHOVE Lafin Club I: Commercial Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Baseball 3.4: Junior Red Cross 3. presiden+ 4: Junior Play CommiHee: Junior Prom Commilfee: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 4: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Hockey 4: Senior Play CommiH'ee: Senior Prom Commiiiee: Nuggel Associaie Ediior. Page I I3 JYAYNE BREINING Girls' Gym Club I: Commercial Club 2,3,4. F. ARNOLD BREITLING Emerson High School, Union Ci'I'y, New Jersey, l,2,3: Track I: Cross Counfry I: Science Club I,2,3. 'MICHAEL BRIMMER Boys' Gym Club I: Wresfling 2, capfain 3,4: Naiional Honor Sociefy 3, vice-presidenf 4: S+udenr Council 3, presiden+ 4: Mixed Chorus Execufive Commiffee 3,4: A Capella Choir 3,4: Bible Club, freasurer 3, vice-presidenr 4: Hi-Y 4, Ireasurer 3: French Club, presidenl' 3: Junior Play Casl: Junior Prom Commiffee: Varsiiy R Club, vice-presidenf 4: Senior Play Casl: Senior Prom Commiflee. PATRICIA ALICE BROUGH Lafin Club l,2: Girls' General Chorus: Girls' Archery I: Bible Club l,3, secrelary 4: Girls' Baseball 2: Nafional Honor Sociel'y 3, secre- Iary 4: Maioreffes 3.4: French Club 3: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Junior 'Play Commiffee: Junior Prom Commiflee: G.A.A., secreiary 4: Girls' Baslcefball 4: Senior Play Cas+:'Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom CommiHee. H. JOHN BRYAN German Club 2,3: Golf 3: Hi-Y 4. ANNE BURKART Union Hill High School, Union Cify, New Jer- sey, I,2: .Iunior Red Cross l,2: Commercial Club 2,3: Dramafic Club 4. JOHN H. BUSH German Club 3: Track 3: Junior Play Casl': Junior Prom Commilfee: Hi-Y 3,4: Naiional Honor Sociery 4: Chemisfry Club 4: Senior 'Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commiifee. DAVID R. CAFFERY Sfudenl Council I,3: Band I,2,3,4: J.V. Fool'- ball l,2: J.V. Baseball l,2: Wresfling 2,3,4: Sporis Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3,4: V. Fooiball 3,4: Baseball 3,4: Skin Divers Club 2: Hi-Y 3,4: Bible Club 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Male Chorus 3, vice-presidenf 4: Junior Play Casf: Senior Prom Commiflee. GAE CERAMI Bay Ridge High School, Brooklyn 20, N. Y., Il Commercial Club 2,3,4: Junior Play Commiilee: Junior Prom Commiffee. CRAIG CHRISTMAN Rifle Club l,2: Boys' Gym Club 4: Junior Play CommiHee: Senior Play CommiHee. BONNIE CHRISTOPHER Arl Club I: Bible Club I: Girls' Gym Club I: Commercial Club 2: Aquaelfes 2: Dramalic Club 3: French Club 3,4: Library Council 4: Junior Play Commiffee: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commiifee: Nuggef sfafl. ANDREW CHUBATY Airplane Club I: S'ramp Club 2: Chess Club l,2: Track 2,3: V. Foo+ball 3,4: Chemisfry Club 4: Junior Prom Commilfee. ROSE CLARK Cenlral High, Paferson, N. J., l,2: Girls' Archery 2: Commercial Club 2,4: Dramafic Club 3: Girls' General Chorus 3: Junior Play Commil- fee: Junior Prom Commilfee: Junior Play Cash Senior iPlay CommiHee. LEE COLLINS Skin Divers Club I: Boys' Gym Club I,2,3,4: Hi-Y4. JANE ANNE COOPER Bible Club l,2: Blendeiles I: Arl' Club 2,3,4: Senior Prom Commiffee. Page I I4 ANN LOIS COTTRELL Arr Club I: Girls' Archery 2: Commercial Club 2,3,4: Nugge+ SiaFI: Junior Prom Commiffee: Senior Play Commiflee. HARRY J. CRAVEN Sulilern High School, Suffern, N. Y., 2: Varsi'ry Foofball 4: Hi-Y 4: Junior Prom Commilfeei Senior Prom CommiI'ree. KATHLEEN M. CROTHERS Science Club 2: J.V. Cheerleaders 2: Dramafic Club 3: Sfudenl' Council 3, Aliernaie: Varsi+y Cheerleaders 3,4: Bible Club 4: Junior Play Commiffee: Junior Prom Commiffee: Blue Tri- Hi-Y 4: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commifiee. BETSY CUSHWA Science Club I: Biology Club 2: Dramalic Club 2,3: Band 3,4: Junior Play Commiffee: Junior Prom CommiHee: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commiifee: Teen Forum 4: Bible Club 4: Girls' Baseball 4: Girls' Baskelball 4: Nuggef sfalif. ROSEMARY ANNE DARLINGTON Library Council I: Drama+ic Club l,2: Girls' Baskefball I,2,3,4: Girls' Archery I: Girls' Afhlelic Associafion 2,3,4: Lafin Club l,2: Ram sfalil 3,4: Band 3,4: German Club 3: Junior Prom CommiHee: Girls' Hockey 4: Chemisfry Club 4: Senior Prom Commillee: Associale Nuggef Edilor. JERRY DAVIS Boys' Gym Club 4. SUSAN A. DAWSON Siudenf Council I: Girls' General Chorus I: Dramafic Club I: Junior Red Cross l,2,3: Ram siaff 3.4: Junior Play Commilfee: Junior Prom CommiHee: Press Club 4: Senior Prom Com- mirlee: Nuggef slalil. PETER DeBREE Boys' Gym Club l,2,4. JEANNE S. DeKNEGT Arr Club I: Junior Red Cross I: Lafin Club 2: Maiorefres 3,4: Dramal'ic Club 3: Junior Prom CommiI+ee: Fulure Teachers Club 4: Senior Play CommiHee. THOMAS W. DEMBIA Boys' Gym Club I,2,3,4: J.V. Baseball 3: Varsify Baseball 3,4: Varsify Fooiball 3,4. DONNA MIRIAM DEROWSKI Dramaiic Club l:Junior Red Cross I: Blendehles l,2: Aquaelfes 2: Commercial Club 2, vice- presidenl' 3, presidenl' 4: Junior Play Casfi Junior Play CommiHee: Junior Prom Commif- fee: Senior Play Commi++ee: Senior Prom Com- miIIee: Nugqei s+aFf. BERNICE ELLEN DEVRIES Junior Red Cross I: Ari' Club I: Girls' Archery l,2: German Club 2: Commercial Club 2, rreas- urer 3, program chairman 4: Junior Play Com- mi+'ree: Junior Prom Commifiee: Senior Play Commi++ee: Senior Prom Commiffee: Nugge+ Adverlising Edilor. JOAN DIETERT Ar: Club I,4: French Club 2,3: Teen Forum 4: Junior Play CommiHee: Junior Prom Commifleei Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commirfee: Nuggef Arr Edifor. JAMES DOOLEY Don Bosco Prep., Ramsey. New Jersey, l,2: Boys' Gym Club 4. CAROL LEE DOUGLASS Girls' Gym Club I: Girls' Baslcefball I,2,3,4: Girls' Baseball I,2,3,4: Commercial Club 2: Spanish Club 2: G.A.A. 3,4: Hosfeling Club 3: Girls' Hockey 4: Girls' Archery 4: Senior Play Commihkee: Senior Prom Commiffee. ROBERT DYKHOUSE Skin Divers Club I: Boys' Gym Club 3: Band uniforms officer 4: Junior Play Commifiee: Junior Prom Commiffee. WALTER E. ENSDORF Rifle Club I, vice-presidenl 2: Rifle leam 2: Science Club 2: German Club 2, vice-presidenf 3: Hi-Y 3,4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3,4: Junior Play Casr: Junior Play Commifiee: Chemislry Club 4: Senior Play Casf: Senior Play Commif- fee: Nuggel' siaif. JAMES ALLEN FERRY Band I,3,4, vice-presidenl' 2: J.V. Foofball l,2: Bible Club l,4, vice-presideni 2: Siudenf Coun- cil 2: Spanish Club 2: Wresrling 2,3,4: Varsily Foofball 3: Spor+s Club 3: Mixed Chorus vice- presidenf 3,4: A Capella Choir 3,4: Hi-Y chap- lain 3,4: Junior Play Commillee: Senior Play Commiffee. ROBERT A. FISCHER Sfludenf Council I: Skin Divers Club I: Cross Couniry l,2: Track I,2,3,4: German Club 2, freasurer 3: Hi-Y 3,4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Wresfling 3,4: Nafional Honor Socie+y 3: Teen Forum 4: Chemis+ry Club 4: Nuggef sfaff 4: Junior Play Commiffee: Junior Prom Commif- +ee: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Com- miffee. ' JOAN FLEMING Dramafic Club I,3: French Club 2: Girls' Glee Club I: Jersey Girls' Siale 3. VAL C. FLORIO Arl' Club 2: Boys' Gym Club 4. VALERIE J. FLORIO Ari Club I,4: Girls' Baseball I: French Club 2,3: Girls' Archery 2: Gold Tri-Hi-Y hisforian 3.4: Senior Play Commifiee: Na+ional Honor Socieiy 4. CHRISTOPHER FOLSOM Easlern Milifary Academy I: J.V. Foofball I: Science Club 2: Varsify Foofball 3,4: Track 3,4. ANTHONY JOHN FORLANO J.V.- Foofball 2: Track 2,3: Varsiiy Foolball 3, co-cap+ain 4: Wres+ling 3,4: Sporls Club 3: Hi-Y Sergean+-ar-Arms 3,4: Nafional Honor So- ciely 4: Varsily R Club 4 secrefary: Junior Class vice-presidenf: Junior Play Cast: Junior Play Commi++ee: Junior Prom Commiffee: Senior Play Commiflee: Senior Prom Commillee. ALICE ANN FRASER Dramaiic Club I: French Club 2: Girls' Archery 2: Bible Club 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Junior Play Commi'r+ee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Senior Play Commi+iee: Senior Prom Commiilee: Nug- gei sfalil. JUDITH FREDERICK Dramafic Club secrefary I: Commercial Club I,2,3,4: Junior Play Commiifee: Junior Play Ushereffe: Senior Play Commiflee: Senior Prom Commiffee: Nuggel' slaff. WILLIAM D. FUGATE A.A. l,2,3,4: Spanish Club I, vice-presidenf 2: Band l,2: J.V. Baskefball l,2: J.V. Baseball l,2: Varsify Baseball 3,4: Hi-Y corresponding secre- fary 3, presidenr 4: Junior Class presideni: Senior Class presidenl: Sludenf Council 4: Varsi+y Foofball 4: Junior Play Commilfee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Senior Play Commiffee: Senior Prom Commiffee. TERRANCE GARION Chess Club I,2, vice-presidenf 3: Mineral Club secreiary I, vice-presidenl' 2, presidenr 3,4: Manager of J.V. and Varsiiy Foolball I,2,3: Manager of Varsify Baskefball l,2,3: Arr Club 3: Ram sfafl 3: Band 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Male Chorus 3,4: Hi-Y 3,4: Golf 'Ieam 3,4: Chemisfry Club ireasurer 4: Junior Play Casi: Junior Play Commif+ee: Junior Prom Commif- Tee: Senior Play Cash Senior Play Commiflee: Senior Prom Commiifee. DAVID RICHARD GIBSON Chess Club I: Wresfling l.4: Sporis Club 37 Senior Play Cornmiilee. 'NANCY E. GLENN Ari Club l: Girls' Archery I.2: Girls' Baskeiball 2: Girls' Baseball 2: French Club 2.3: G.A.A. 3: Bible Club 4: Junior Play Ushereiiei Junior Prom Commilfee: Senior Play Commilfee: Senior Prom Commiileez Nuggel' siaff. WALT GOETSCHIUS Sfamp Club I.2: Boys' Gym Club l.2. JAMES GOODWIN Slamp Club I.2: Boys' Gym Club 2.3. VIRGINIA GRABINSKI Lafin Club I: Junior Red Cross 2.3: J.V. Cheer- leaders 2: Varsify Cheerleaders 3.4: Press Club 4: Sludeni Council lreasurer 4: Junior Play Com- mifiee: Junior Prom Commifree: Senior Play Commiriee: Senior .Prom Commiliee. FREDERICK GRAVES Parma High School. Parma. Ohio. I.2: Service Club 3: Band 3.4: Varsiiy Baseball 3.4: Chem- isfry Club 4: Naiional Honor Sociefy 4. CAROL L. GRIFENHAGEN , Dramaric Club I: Arr Club I: Girls' Baseball I.2: Girls' Archery I.2: Junior Red Cross 21 Sfudenf Council 2.4. corresponding secre+ary 3: Spanish Club 2: Bible Club 3.4: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3.4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y. corresponding sec- rerary 3.4: Junior Play Commiiree: Junior Prom Commifiee: Senior Play, Commifiee: Senior Prom Commiilee. Nuggei siail. WARREN H. GUEST Junior Red Cross I: Chess Club I.2: Arr Club l.2.3.4: Track 4: Cross-counlry 4: Senior Play Casf: Senior Play Commifiee: Senior Prom Commifiee. JACQUELINE HADALA Laiin Club I.2: Girls' Baseball 3.4: Junior Red Cross 3.4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y, chaplain 4: Girls' Hockey 4: Girls' Archery 4: Girls' Baskeiball 4: G.A.A. 4: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commiilee: Nuggei slaill. BARBARA HALL Junior Red Cross I: Dramalic Club I.2: French Club 2.3: Maiorerfes 3.4: Chemislry Club 4: Nalional Honor Socieiy 4: Junior Prom Com- mifiee: Senior Play Casl: Senior Play Commil- lee: Senior Prom Commiliee. CAROL M. HANSEN . Lakin Club I.2: Dramaiic Club vice-presidenf 2.3: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3. secreiary 4: Press Club 4: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Commii- fee: Senior Play Commiilee: Senior Prom Com- miffee: Nuggei slaif. FRANCIS J. HEIDT Rifle Club I.2: Skin Divers Club 2. ROSE MARY HEIDT Girls' Gym Club I: Junior Red Cross 2: Com- mercial Club 4: Junior Play Commiiree: Senior Play Commilfee: Senior Prom Commiflee. CAROL ANN HERLIHY Dramalic Club I: Commercial Club I.2.3.4: Aquaeffes 2. JORDAN RAY HETTINGER Airplane Club I: Spanish Club 2: Skin Divers Club 2: Varsily Fooiball. manager 4: Mixed Chorus 4. NANCY E. HOAR Bible Club l.4: Girls' Baseball I.2: French Club 2.3: Girls' Archery 2.3: Girls' Baslrefball 2.4: Aquaelfes 2: Ram slalif 3.4: Band 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Junior Play Commifiee 3: Junior Prom Commiilee: Senior Play Commiifee: Senior Prom Commiffee: Nuggef sfaff. JOACHIM HOENSCH J.V. Baskelball I.2: Varsily Baskeiball 3.4: Ger- man Club 2.3.4: Hi-Y 4: Senior Play Casl: Senior Prom Commillee. PATRICIA M. HOMEWOOD Dramaiic Club I: French Club 2.3: Girls' Arch- ery 2.3: Junior Play Commillee: Junior Prom Commiifee: Senior Play Commilree: Senior Prom Commiiiee: Nuggei siafi. WILLIAM L. HOWLAND French Club l.2. vice-presidenl' 4: Siamp Club I. vice-presideni 2: Varsily Baskelball 3.4: Golf 3: German Club 3: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Commiliee: Varsily Baseball 4: Track 4: Cross Counrry 4: Hi-Y 4: Senior Play Commillee: Senior Prom Commiliee. MICHELE HUGHES Wesfwood High School, Wesiwood, New Jersey. I.2: Sloneleigh Prospeci Hill. Massachuseils. 3: Lafin Club l: Dramaiic Club I.2: Band I.2: Mixed Chorus l.2.3.4: Girls' Archery 2.3,4: French Club 2.4: A Capella Choir 3: Tennis 3: Girls' Baskelball 3.4: Girls' Baseball 3: Junior Play Casi: -Junior Prom Commiilee: Girls' Soc- cer 3: High Times Edifor 3: Ram sfafi 4: G.A.A. 4: Teen Forum 4: Senior Play Casl: Senior Prom Commifiee: Nugger sfafl. DOUGLAS HUMPHREY Hackensack High School. Hackensack. New Jer- sey. 2.3: Boys' Gym Club I: Cross Counfry 2: Varsiiy Baseball 3. CAROL ANN HYLA Glee Club I: Commercial Club l.2.3.4: Dra- maiic Club I.2: Spanish Club 2: Junior Play Commiflee: Junior Prom Commiifee: Senior Play Commiilee: Senior Prom Commillee. CAMILLE KARIN INSERILLO Sludenl' Council l.3.4: Lafin Club I.2: Blend- eifes I: Drarnaiic Club. secreiary I. freasurer 2: Ram slafi 3: Press Club 3.4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Com- milrlee: Color Guard 3. Co-Caprain 4: Girls' Baskelball 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Senior Play Siu- dergr Direcior: Senior Prom Commillee: Nuggel' sfa . EVELYN IOVINE Commercial Club l.2.3.4: Junior Play Commii- fee: Junior Prom Commillee: Senior Play Commiliee: Senior Prom Commiilee: Nuggel BEVERLY JACOBSON Dramaiic Club 2. presideni l: Girls' General Chorus I: Sludeni Council 2: Girls' Archery 2: Girls' Baskeiball 2: Junior Red Cross 2: Spanish Club 2: Bible Club 3: Junior Play Commirlee: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Press Club 4: Senior Play Commifiee: Senior Prom Commiilee. ROBERT A. JONES J.V. Foolball I.2: J.V. Baseball I.2: German Club treasurer 2: Science Club 2: Nafional Honor Sociely 3.4: Varsify Fooiball 3.4: Varsify Baseball 3.4: Hi-Y 3. vice-presidenr 4: Sporls Club 3: Junior Play Casi: Junior Play Com- miriee: Junior Prom Commiiiee: Sludeni Coun- cil 4: Chemisfry Club 4: Varsify R Club. vice-presidenl' 4: Senior Play Casr: Senior Play Commilfee: Senior Prom chairman: Senior Class vice-president JOHN M. KAISER Sludenl Council I: German Club 3: Track 3.4: Cross-counrry 4: Chemisfry Club 4: Senior Play Casi. D. BRUCE KEAN Glen Rock Junior High School. Glen Rock. New Jersey. I: Service Club 2.3: Tennis 3.4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Hi-Y 4: Chemisiry Club. vice- presideni 4: Junior Play Casi: Junior Play Com- miilee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Senior Prom Commiflee. mc:-iAao Kino ' J.V. Baseball. Manager I: J.V. Baskelball. Manager I.2: Science Club 2: German Club 3. EDITH BARBARA KIELCH Dramaiic Club l: Laiin Club I.2: Spanish Club 2: Furure Teachers' Club 3.4: Junior Play Com- miliee: Senior Play Commiiiee: Senior Prom Commiiiee. VALERIE JANE KINCHLEY Dramalic Club l.4: Commercial Club 2.3. GEORGE W. KIRSCHENBAUER J.V. Foofball I.2: J.V. Baseball I.2: Siudeni Council l.3, vice-presidenl' 4: A.A. l.2.3. lreas- ured 4: Track 2.3: Varsify Fooiball 2.3. co- caprain 4: Sporfs Club. presidenr 3: Varsily Baseball 3.4: Hi-Y. recording secrefary 3.4: Na- rional Honor Socieiy 3. presidenl 4: Wresiling 42 Varsily R Club. presidenl' 4: Junior Play Casi: Junior Play Commiffee: Senior Play Casf: Senior Prom Commiilee. PETER KOPACH Srudenf Council I: Aeroplane Club I: Track I. 2.3: German Club 3: Wresfling 3: Hi-Y 3.4: Chemisiry Club 4: Junior Prom Commiifee: Senior Play Commiifee. VERONICA ANNE KOTOS Sfudenf Council Aliernaie I: Girls' Gym Club I: Commercial Club l.2.3.4: Senior Play Commir- iee. DOROTHY KUHLENKAMP Teaneck High School. Teaneck. New Jersey. I: Service Club l: German Club 2: Junior Red Cross 3: Bible Club 4: Girls' Basketball 4: Senior Prom Commiffee. RICHARD C. KYLLO Dramafic Club I: Wresfling I: Rifle Club I.2: Skin Divers Club 2: Hi-Y 3.4: Chemisrry Club 4: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Com- milfee: Senior Play Commilfee. ARLENE LaVlGNA Girls' Aviaiion. vice-presidenr l: Dramaric Club I. freasurer 2: Junior Red Cross l: Aquaelies 2: Ram sraff 3: Commercial Club 3.4: Junior Play Commirlee: Junior Prom Commifree: Senior Play Commiifee: Senior Prom Commiilee: Nuggef sfafi. GREGG LAWRENCE J.V. Foolball I: Baseball I: Track 3.4: Wreslling 3.4: Sporfs Club 3: Junior Prom Commiffae: Senior Play Commiliee: Junior Play Casi: Senior Prom Commiiree. RITA B. LAZORCHAK Commercial Club I.2.3.4. J. ALLEN LESLIE ' Junior Red Cross I: Chess Club I.2: German Club 3: Varsily Foorball Manager 3: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Chemisrry Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Junior Play Casi. Senior Play Cash Senior Prom Com- miliee: Nuggef Associaie Sporls Edilor. RONALD LEVERE Chess Club I.2: Commercial Club 2: Mineralogy glulg 2: French Club 3: Tennis 4: Chemisfry u 4. JANET LIVESEY Junior Red Cross l: Commercial Club 2: Dra- malic Club 3.4: Library Council 4: Senior Play Commilfee. SANDRA GAIL LOCKER Band I.2.3.4: Bible Club I.2.3.4: Girls' Baskei- ball I.2: Girls' Baseball I.2: Girls' Archery 2. 3.4: German Club 2: G.A.A. 3.4: Junior Play Commiifee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Teen Forum 4: Senior Play Commiiree: Senior Prom Commiffee: Nuggei' slafi. Page I I5 DIANE PATRICIA LUMPKIN Saranac Lake High School. Saranac Lake, New York. I,2: Fulure Teachers' Club 3. ROBERT H. MacFARRAN Airplane Club I: Chess Club 2: Junior Play Commiliee: Bible Club 4: Senior Play Com- milfee: Senior Prom Commirfee. GEORGE H. MAHER Airplane Club I: Commercial Club 2.3: Junior Play Commillee: Junior Prom Commillee: Senior Play Commifiee. ROBERT J. MARSHALL Boys' Gym Club I,2: Varsily Foofball. BEATRICE HARRIET MATHESIUS Girls' Gym Club I: Commercial Club 2.3. DIANNE D. MATTHEWS Garden Cily High School. Garden Cily. Michi- gan. I.2.3: Girls' Baskefball I: Girls' Baseball I: G.A.A. I,2: Library Council I.3: Arr Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Junior Play Commilfee: Junior Prom Commifiee: Senior Play Commilfee. CAROLYN A. McCLINTOCK Dramalic Club I.3: Library Council I,2: Girls' Gym Club 2: Senior Play Commilrlee: Senior Prom Commifiee. SUSAN E. McGRAW S+uden'r Council I.3.4: Band l.2,3.4: Girls' Hockey l.2,3.4: Girls' Baskelball I.2.3,4: Girls' Archery l.2,3.4: Bible Club l.2,3.4: Dramalic Club 2: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Nalional Honor So- cieiy 3.4: Ram sfafli 3: G.A.A. 3. vice-presidenl 4: Junior Play Casl: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Commillee: Senior Play Casi: Senior Prom Commiilee. EVA J. MEDYNSKI Junior Red Cross I: Dramalic Club I.4: Com- mercial Club 2.3: Senior Prom Commiifee. ALICE MEYERHOFF Glee Club I: Commercial Club I.2.3: Dramalic Club 2.4. PAUL MICEK Ari Club I: Mineralogy Club 2. ANTHONY PETER MIHOK J.V. Baseball I,2: J.V. Baskeiball I,2: Boys' Gym Club I,2: J.V. Foolball 2: Varsily Fooiball 3.4: Varsi+y Baseball 3.4: Varsily Baskerball 3.4. JOHN MIKULANIC Boys' Gym Club 2.3.4. EILEEN MILLER Dramalic Club I: Aquaelles 2: Junior Red Cross 2. presidenr 3: Gold Tri-Hi4Y 3.4: Girls' Baseball 3: Bible Club 4: Junior Play Usherelle: Junior Prom Commiliee: Senior Play Usherelie. EDGAR F. MINNEKER, JR. Airplane Club I: Science Club 2: Ram sialii 3: Tennis 3.4: Hi-Y 4: Chemisiry Club 4: Junior Play Commillee: Senior Play Commiilee: Senior Prom Commillee: Nuggel' sialil. JOAN ELIZABETH MIRAGLIO Suliiern High School, Sufiern. New York. I,2: Tuxedo High School. Tuxedo, New York. 3: J.V. Twirling I: Girls' Baskelball I,2: Girls' Baseball I,2: Chorus 2: Tennis 2: Gym Club 3: Girls' Hockey 3: Commercial Club 3.4. Page I I6 PENELOPE A. MISIRIAN Bible Club I: Lalin Club I,2: Band l.2,3.4: Girls' Baskelball I.2.4: Assembly Commirlee I.2.3: Dramalic Club 2: Girls' Archery 2.3.4: Girls' Baseball 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Ram slafi 3.4: French Club 3: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Junior Play Commillee: Junior Prom Commiliee: Teen Forum 4: Chemislry Club 4: Girls' Chorus Ac- companisl' 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Execulive Com- millee of Chorus 4: Senior Play Commiilee: Senior Prom Commiliee: Nuggel Pholography Edifor. JACKLYN M. MOLTHOP Girls' Gym Club I: Junior Red Cross I: Lalin Club I,2: Girls' Hockey l.2,3.4: Girls' Basker- ball I.2.3: Girls' Baseball I.2.3: Aquaelles 2: Siudenl Council 3.4: Ram edilor 3.4: G.A.A. vice-presidenl 3: Press Club 3.4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3. presidenr 4: Junior Play Casl: Junior Play Com- miifee: Junior Prom Commilfee: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: G.O. 4: Senior Play Com- millee: Senior Prom Commiilee: Nuggel slaff. PAUL BRIAN MOORE Chess Club I: German Club 2. presideni 3: Mineralolgy Club 2. presideni 3.4: Jersey Boys' Slare 3: Mixed Chorus 3.4: A Capella Choir 3.4: Golf 3.4: Tennis 3. caprain 4: Hi-Y 3.4: Nalional Honor Socieiy 3. Ireasurer 4: Junior Play Casl: Junior Play Commiiiee: Chemislry Club 4: Teen Forum vice-presideni 4: Chorus Execufive Commiflee presideni 4: Senior Play Commillee. SUSAN MORTIMER Sludenl' Council aliernale I: Dramalic Club I.4: Junior Red Cross I.3: Aquaelies 2: Science Club 2: Junior Play Commiliee: Senior Play Commillee. RICHARD A. MUTI Slamp Club I,2: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Junior Play Commilfee: Junior Prom Commiilee: Hi-Y 4: Ram slalil 4: Chemisiry Club 4: Senior Play Cogfnmiiree: Senior Prom Commillee: Nuggel' sla . JOHANNA B. OTTEN Bufler High School. Buller. New Jersey. I.2.3: Caialina High School. Tucson. Arizona. 3: Food Service Club I: Dancing Club I.3: Glee Club I,2: Maple Leaf appreniice 2: Maple Leaf asso- ciale iealure ediior 3: Cl-noir 3: Fulure Teachers' Club 3: Junior Prom Commiilee: Ram news edifor 4: Chemisrry Club 4: Senior Play Casli Senior Play Commilree: Senior Prom Commirlee: Nuggel slafi. RICHARD IRVING PAGACH Norih Kansas Cily High School. Norlh Kansas Ciiy. Missouri. I: J.V. Foolball I,2: Track I.3.4: J.V. Baseball 2: Varsily Fooiball 3.4: Wresiling 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Sporls Club 3: Junior Play Com- millee: Junior Prom Commillee: Nalional Honor Sociefy 4: Chemislry Club 4: Senior Play Com- milree: Senior Prom Commiilee. FRED PARKER J.V. Football I: Sramp Club I,2: Track I,2: Cross Counlry 2: Wreslling 2: Skin Divers Club 2.3: Bible Club 3.4. MARILYN A. PARKER Sludeni Council I,2: Dramalic Club vice-presi- denl I: Junior Red Cross I,2: Girls' Archery I: German Club 2: Maiorelles 3.4: Bible Club 3.4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3. vice-presidenr 4: Junior Play Commiliee: Junior Prom Commiilee: Nalional Honor Sociery 4: Senior Play Commiriee: Senior Prom Commiilee. JOAN ANN PARLAGI Commercial Club I.2.3: Dramalic Club 2: Senior Play Commiflee. HELGA PFAU Dramaiic Club I: Commercial Club l.2,3.4: German Club 2: Junior Prom Commillee: Senior Play Commifiee: Senior Prom Commiifee: Nug- gef sfafi. MARIE ELIZABETH PITT Girls' Gym Club I: Commercial Club 4. JOHN H. POST Chess Club I: Skin Divers Club 2: Boys' Gym Clu . VALERIE POSTMA Easlside High School, Palerson. New Jersey. I,2: Girls' Baskeiball I: Science Club. secrelary I,2: Girls' Bowling I,2: Girls' Badminlon I: G.A.A. l.2,3.4: Furure Teachers' Club 2: Li- brary Council 2: Aslronomy Club 2: Typing Club 2: Tennis 2: Cheering Secfion 2: Girls' Archery 3: Girls' Baseball 2.3: German Club 3: Junior Hoslel Club 3: Junior Play Commiflee: Junior Prom Commiliee: Ram sfaff 4: Bible Club 4: Senior Play Commirfee: Senior Prom Com- miH'ee: Nuggel sralif. LESLEE JEAN POTTER Commercial Club l.2,3.4: Dramafic Club I,2: Aviafion Club presideni I: Girls' General Chorus 3: Junior Play-Commillee: Senior Play Commiilee. LOIS ANN POXON Bible Club I: Commercial Club I: Blendefles I,2: Ari Club 2: Dramalic Club 2: Ram siaii 3, Typing Ediror 4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Press Club 3.4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Junior Play Commillee: Junior Prom Commiriee: Color Guard. Caplain 3. CFO-capfain 4: Senior Play Commillee: Nuggel' sla . ARTHUR G. PREIS, JR. Weslwood High School. Wesiwood. New Jer- sey. I.2.3: J.V. Foolball 2: Camera Club 4. GEORGE GREGORY PRICE Service Club 2,3.4: Junior Play Commillee: Senior Play Commillee. THOMAS PROKOP Wreslling I: Band I.2.3: Boys' Gym Club 2. DOUGLAS G. PRUDEN Commercial Club 3: Chemislry Club 4: Hi-Y 4. JANE FRANCES PULIS Lalin Club. Ireasurer I, secreiary 2: Arl' Club I: Girls' Baslceiball I: Dramaiic Club I,2: Band l.2,3.4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Nafional Honor So- ciely 3.4: Ram siaii 3.4: French Club 3: Junior Play Commiiiee: Chemisiry Club 4: Nuggel Associaie Ediior. CAROL ELIZABETH PURDY Junior Red Cross I: Ari Club I: Girls' Baskei- ball I.4: Girls' Baseball I.4: Spanish Club 2: Drarna+ic Club 3: Junior Play Commil-lee: Junior Prom Commiifee: Ram sfaff 3: Press Club 4: Senior Play Commilree: Senior Prom Com- millee: Nuggef sralii. JEAN RAFFAELE ' Commercial Club I.2.3.4. PATRICIA A. REMO Sludenl Council I: Dramaiic Club I,2: Com- mercial Club I.2.3.4: Aquaerres 2: Junior Play Commiflee. MARY LOUISE REQUENA Commercial Club l.2,3.4: Spanish Club 2: Senior Play Commiffee. LEANNE W. RITTER Junior Red Cross I.2.3: Aquaeiies 2: Junior Play Commiilee: Junior Prom Commifiee: Senior Play Commiilee: Senior Prom Commilrlee. DALE ROBINSON Junior Red Cross I: Dramatic Club I: Science Club 2. secretary-treasurer 2: Commercial Club 3.4: Aquaettes 2: Girls' Aviation Club 2: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget Business Editor. JOYCE RONZONE Latin Club I: Girls' General Chorus I: Dramatic Club I.2.3.4: Blendettes 2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Senior Prom Committee. CAROL ANN ROZANSKI Library Council I: Latin Club l: Dramatic Club I.3: Commercial Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee. BRUCE RUFNER Library Council l.2.3: Airplane Club I: Skin Divers Club I,2: French Club 2: Tennis 3.4: Hi-Y 4: Chemistry Club 4: Junior Play Cast. SUSAN RUMBLE Thomas Dale High School. Chester. Virginia. I,2: Student Council I,2: Mixed Chorus I,2: Junior Red Cross I,2: Camera Club I,2: Girls' Archery 2.3.4: Art Club 2: Latin Club 2.3: Ram staff 3. teature editor 4: G.A.A. 3.4: Girls' Basketball 3.4: Girls' Baseball 3.4: Dramatic Club 3: Junior Play Cast: Junior Play Commit- tee: Junior Prom Committee: Girls' Hockey: Press Club president 4: Senior Play Cast: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nug- get statt. NADINE JO RUMSEY Student Council 4. Alternate I,2: Dramatic Club I: J.V. Cheerleader I,2: Aquaettes 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3. Captain 4: Junior Red Cross president l. vice-president 2.3: Junior Class secretary: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Press Club 4: Senior Class secre- tary: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Com- mittee. JANET RYAN Student Council I: Dramatic Club I: Commer- cial Club 2: Aquaettes 2: Art Club 4: Senior Play Committee. JUDITH SAKAL Dramatic Club I: Chess Club I: Girls' Hockey I.2.3.4: Girls' Archery I.2.3.4: French Club. recording secretary 2.3: Blue Tri-Hi-Y. recording secretary 3.4: Chemistry Club 4: Teen Forum 4: G.A.A. 3.4: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Mixed Chorus 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget Assistant Photog- graphy Editor. MARY ELIZABETH SCHANZ Dramatic Club I: Aquaettes 2: Commercial Club 2: Press Club 3: Maiorettes 3.4: Girls' Basketball 3.4: Girls' Baseball 3.4: Junior Prom Committee: Art Club ,4: Senior Play Commit- tee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget staff. BRUCE SCHMIDLIN Stamp Club I: Science Club 2: Stage crew I.2.3.4: Service Club. president 2.3: Mixed Chorus 3: National Honor Society 3.4: Varsity Basketball. Manager 3: J.V. Basketball. Mana- ger 3: Hi-Y 4: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Chemistry Club 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee. FRANK SCHNEIDER Ritle Club I,2: Band I,2: Track I,2: Cross- country I,2: German Club 2: Boys' Gym Club 2.4: Chemistry Club. CAROLE JEAN SEALS Dramatic Club I: Science Club 2: Girls' Base- ball 2.3.4: Aquaettes 2: Ram Typing Editor 3.4: Bible Club 3.4: Press Club 3: G.A.A. 3.4: Girls' Hockey 3.4: Girls' Basketball 3.4: Jersey Girls State 3: Graduation Usherette 3: Junior Play Cast: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Library Council 4: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 4: Senior Play Cast: Senior ,Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget Editor-in-Chiet. DONALD MICHAEL SEAMAN Track I: Boys' Gym Club I.2. RICARDO SEAQUIST Ritle Club I: Spanish Club president 2: Track 2: Boys' Gym Club 3. CAROL SEITZ East Rutherford High School, East Rutherford. New Jersey. l.2.3: Girls' Glee Club I: Triangle staff l.2.3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Commercial Club 4. ELIZABETH SKINNER Commercial Club l.2.3: Girls' Gym Club I: Art Club 4: Senior Play Committee: Nugget statt. RONALD GORDON SMITH Dramatic Club I,2: Skin Divers Club l: Varsity Football manager 2: J.V. Football manager 2: Varsity Basketball manager 2: J.V. Basketball manager 2: Service Club 2.3: Hi-Y 3.4: French Club vice-president 2.3: Tennis 3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Ram statt' 3.4: Band librarian 3.4: Junior Play Cast. Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Chemistry Club 4: Teen Forum his- torian-librarian 4: Senior Play Cast: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget statt. WILLIAM J. SPITLER Hunterton High School, Hunterton. Indiana. I,2: Mixed Chorus I.2.3.4: Track I.2.3.4: A Capella Choir 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: French Club treasurer 3: Sports Club 3: Junior Play Cast: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: National Honor Society 4: Varsity Football 4: Chemistry Club 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee. PATRICIA .ANNE STEVENSON Art Club I: Bible Club l.2.3: Girls' Basketball I,2: Girls' Baseball I,2: Girls' Hockey 2: Aqua- ettes 2: Ram staff 3: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Press Club 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nug- get statt. WALTER WILLIAM STREIBEL Boys' Gym Club I: Science Club 2: J.V. Base- ball 2: German Club 3: Varsity Baseball 3.4: Chemistry Club 4. ANN SURPLESS Chess Club I: Science Club I: Band I.2.3.4: G.A.A. I,2: Biology Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Archery 2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 3. librarian 4: A Capella Choir 3.4: Art Club 3: Gold Tri- Hi-Y 3.4: Junior Play Cast: Chemistry Club secretary 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget statt. CECELIA TARTALIO Athletic Association I.2.3.4: Junior Red Cross I: Girls' Aviation Club 2: Commercial Club 3: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Commit- tee: Nugget statt. DUNCAN TAYLOR Mount Hermon School. Mount Hermon. Massa- chusetts. l: Frosh-soph. Basketball I: Frosh- soph. Baseball I: Frosh-soph. Football I: Fresh- man Class vice-president: Student Council 2. 3.4: Varsity Football 3.4: Junior Play Commit- tee: Junior Prom Committee: Sports Club 3: French Club 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee. MARGARET TROAST Latin Club I: Bible Club I.3.4, president 2: Band I.3.4: Girls' Hockey I.3.4: Girls' Basket- ball 3.4. Manager I: Girls' Baseball I.3.4: Junior Prom Committee: National Honor So- ciety 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Teen Forum Modera- tor4. EMORY J. TURNURE. JR. Commercial Club l.2.3: Stamp Club I. LINDA LOUISE ULMER Dramatic Club I: Junior Red Cross I: Aqua- ettes 2: Commercial Club 2.3.4: Junior Play Committee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee. ELIZABETH ANN VALENTINE Latin Club I: Spanish Club 2: Science Club 2: Band 3.4: Girls' Archery 3. JOAN A. VAN BRUNT Dramatic Club I: Junior Red Cross I: Library Council l: Blendettes 2: Commercial Club 2.4: German Club 2.3: Mixed Chorus 3.4. JEAN MARIE VANDERHOFF Saint Cecilia High School. Englewood. New Jersey. I,2: Morris Hills Regional High School. Rockaway. New Jersey: Freshman Prom Commit- tee: Sports Night Show 3: Commercial Club 4: Senior Play Committee. DIANE ALICE WALSH Junior Red Cross I: Dramatic Club I,4: German Club vice-president 2: Commercial Club 2.3. JOHN WARHOL German Club 3. BARBARA WARREN Commercial Club I.2.3.4: Dramatic Club I: Aquaettes 2: Girls' Archery 2: Girls' Basketball 2: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nugget statf. PATRICIA ANNE WEBB Art Club I: Dramatic Club I. treasurer 2: Junior Red Cross I,2: Ram staff 2. Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Girls' Archery 2: Student Council 3: Color Guard 3. Co-captain 4: Press Club 3.4: Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Basketball 4: Senior Play Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Nug- gest Association Editor. WILLIAM A. WEBERSINN Flushing High School. Flushing. Long Island. I: Chess Club 2: Track 2.3.4: Varsity Football 3.4: Junior Play Cast: Hi-Y 4: Senior Play Com- mittee. THOMAS DAVID WEINER Hasbrouck Heights High School, Hasbrouck Heights. New Jersey. I,2: Latin Club I,2: Track I: J.V. Basketball Manager I: Varsity Basket- ball Manager 2: Baseball Manager 2: Hi-Y 2: Service Club 3: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Play Cast: Senior Prom Committee. JUDITH GAIL WEISS Dramatic Club l.2.3: Latin Club I: Girls' Gym Club I: Science Club 2: Ram statt 3: G.A.A. 3: Girls' Hockey 3: Junior Play Committee. Page II7 JUDY ANN WICKERSHEIM Harding High School. Bergenlield. New Jersey. I.2: Mixed Chorus l.2: Girls' General Chorus I.2: Band I.2: Arr Club I.2.3: Library Council I: Camera Club I: Commercial Club 4. lv' LESLIE WILDING Service Club I.2,3, presidenl 4: Rifle Club l,2. NANCY LYNN WILLERTON Springfield Senior High School, Springfield. Pennsylvania, I: A Capella Choir I.3,4: Girls' Baslrelball I: Girls' General Chorus I.2: Com- mercial Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3, librarian 42 Band 3. secrelary 4: Bible Club 3.4: Junior Play Commiflee: Junior Prom Commiflee: Teen Forum 4: Senior Play Commillee. NANCY JOAN WITMER Arr Club I: Dramaiic Club 2. Ireasurer 3: French Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Blendeffes 3.4: A Capella Choir 3.4: Junior Play Commii- fee: Junior Prom Commillee: Bible Club 4: Girls' Baskelball 4: Teen Forum 4: Senior Prom Commiifee: Nuggef sfaff. PHYLLIS WITMER Ari' Club I: Blendelles I,2,3: Bible Club 2.4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Dramafic Club 3: French Club vice-presidenf 3: Junior Play Commirfee: Junior Prom Commifiee: Library Council 4: Teen Forum 4: Nuggef sfaff. I 1, n . 3 ! 1 ,: , 1 A - fi .. - . 1 . ' i ' f i . ' I ' I I vs ' 1 . , i u ' f 4 -, , EDWARD DAVID WOLFSON Sfamp Club I. presidenl 2: Junior Red Cross I: Skin Divers Club 2. NANCY JANE WRATHALL Laiin Club I: Dramaric Club I: A.A. I,2. rreas- urer 3, presideni 4: J.V. Cheerleaders 2: Varsiiy Cheerleaders 3.4: S+uden+ Council 3.4: Ram sfafl: Press Club 3: Narional Honor Socieiy 4: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 4: Junior Play Commiifee: Junior Prom Co-chairman: Junior Class Treasurer: Senior Class Treasurer: Senior Play Corhmiflee: Senior Prom Commirfee. WENDY HELEN WRIGHT Dramalic Club I: Music I: Spanish Club 2.3: Junior Red Cross 3: Press Club 4: Junior Play Usherelrle: Junior Prom Commiiiee. Senior Prom Commirlee. MARTHA JANE YOUNG ' Lalin Club I: Bible Club I: Glee Club I: Dra- malic Club 2: French Club 2.3.4: Library Coun- cil 2.3.4: Blendelies 2: Ram sfafi: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Girls' Archery 3: Blue Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Execu- 'rive Commiflee of Chorus 3.4: Naiional Honor Sociefy 4: SIuden+ Council 4: Junior Play Com- rnirleez Junior Prom Commiifee: Senior Play Cogmilfee: Senior Prom Commiriee: Nuggel s+a . I , , . .rl .1 , ill V, Q 1 I1 'X if pl Ji' ,L 'F ' Ax , i .X xl I ,L ,I ,ffl ,It I f 1 U P i U 1 P f' yn uf 'ff' jp'II WJ: I 1,5 f Q 1 ,J X f n I I 1' ,I r , f, 4 . . J 'I' ' .J lIr ' 1 if ff' A , Page II8 JOHN ZIMMERLEE Hackensack High School. Hackensack. New Jer- sey, I: Chess Club 2: Tennis 2.3.4: Service Club 3.4. BARBARA W. ZISGEN Lafin Club I. presidenf 2: Girls' Hockey I.2. 3.4: Girls' Baseball I.2,3.4: G.A.A. 2. Ireasurer 3.4: Girls' Archery 2.3.4: Dremafic Club 21 Junior Red Cross 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 3.4: Ram Sfaff Associaie Edilor 3. Edilor-in-Chief 4: French Club presidenl 3: Gold Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Counly presidenl' 4: Sludenl Council. recording secrelary 4: Press Club 4: Junior Play Cash Junior Play Commilree: Junior Prom Commiffeei Senior Play Commilrlee: Senior Prom Commiffee: Nuggel Associaie Edifor. GLORIA ZOLLO Cenlral High School. Valley Sfream. Long Island. New York. I.2: Tennis I: Girls' Hockey I,2: Girls' Baskefball 2: Arr Club 3: Commer- cial Club, secrelary 4. EVELYN ZUKOWSKI Bayonne High School. Bayonne, New Jersey. I: Library Council I.3: Ari Club 2: French Club 3: Fulure Teachers' Club 4. The SIGN of QUALITY On SILVER it's STERLING On PORTRAITS it's WHITE STUDIO 28 WEST 58 STREET NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Page 779 Page 120 Congratulations from the RAMSEY CHAPTER of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY George Kirseheobeuer ..................... President Michael Brimmer .,........ .......,.,.... V ice-P esrdent Patricia Brough ............... ................ S ecretary Pool Moore ............. ............... T reasurer M155 Lutz ..........e. ..........,.. A clvzso Rosemary Aiioerse Beverly Anderson Glenda Arentzen Margaret Ballagti Lynn Belii Patricia Bishop Penny Bishop Joim Bush Waiter Ensciort Robert Fischer Valerie Fiorio Antilony Foriano Fred Graves Carol Grifeninagen Barbara Barbara Zisgen Camille Inseriiio Robin Jones Bruce Kean Susan McGraw Jackie Molthop Joann Qtten Richard PHQHCII Marilyn Parker Jane Puiis Juciittl Sakai Bruce Schmiciiin Vviiiiam Spitler Margie Troast Nancy Vvrathall Martha Young BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 From the STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Brimmer .............. George Kirsclmenimauer Barbara Zisgen ........... Bobbi Boyce ................... Ginni Graininslci ......... Mr. Jolin Mitchell ............. SENIORS Carol Griienilagen Jackie Molthop Naciine Rumsey Gil Bartlett Bill Fugate Duncan Taylor SOPHOMORES Nancy Doyle Jucly Hari Connie Mina Roger Aiirens Bob Simpson Alan Villarosa President .......................Vice-President Recording Secretary .........Corresponc1ing Secretary Treasurer .................Aclvisor JUNIORS Vickie Carroll Marion Scala Sandra Warhol Mike Meriney Louis McGraw Paul Mulcahy FRESHMEN Pat Hoimin Linda Howatt Rose Napolitano Jim Gooclricii Maurice Lielznrucl Bob Turner Rov1NG REPRESENTATIVES Camille lnserillo Sue McGraw Nancy Wrathall Martha Jane Young Robin J ones Bill Spiiler CI' Page 121 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 from the V GOLD TRI-HI-Y Beverly Anderson Judy Cobb ............ Corol Barnett .......... Knthy Robinson Glenda Arentzen ........... Jeeltie Hndnln ....... . Val Florio ........... Joy Young ................. ...... Miss Norma Frederick ........... Pet Bishop Joan Brehoye Polly Curley Gnil Fletcher Cerol Grilenhngen Betty Hughes Cnniille lnserillo Eileen Miller Penny Misirinn .......................President ................Vice-President Recording Secretary ...............Corresponc1ing Secretary .......................Treasurer .................Cl1aplain ...............Co-Historian ...............Co-Historian ................Ac1visor Jucly Poignand Chris Porter Jane Pnlis Marion Seeln Penny Serrnins Ann Snrpless Nancy Wrnthn Barbara Zisgen Page l22 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 from the BLUE TRI-Y Jackie Melfhep ............. . Marilyn Parker ...... Carol Hansen .... . Robin Wallace .... Carlyn Sundberg ........... . Penny Bishop .............. Judy Thornhill .......................... Mrs. Elizabeth Smith ....... Bonnie A. Judy A. Margaret B. Cathy B. Betty B. Lynn B. Pat B. Eleanor B. Kathy C. ......................President ice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ......................Treasurer .................Chaplain .................Historian ...............Aclvisor Sue M. Lois P. Jucly S. Carole S. Maureen S. Connie S. Ruth S. MHUTSGH Martha Y. Page 123 Page 724 BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1958 Bill Fugate ......... Robin Jones .... Mike Brimmer ...... Louis McGraw .............. lvlilce Meriney ..,.......... Dave Callery ............... Tony Forlano ....... Paul Mulcahy ........... Alberta, Frank Altenclerfer, Sieve Bartlett, Gil Blair, Jim Bogart, Roger Brimmer, Mike Brower, Bob Bryan, .lolm Busli, Jolin Callery, Dave from tl1e H I - Y MEMBERS ......................President ..............Vice-Presiclent Treasurer ..................Recorc1ing Secretary Corresponding Secretary .......................................Cl1aplain .................Sergeant-At-Arms ............................Historian Collins, Lee Coolc, Tim Craven, Harry Ensdorl, Walter Ferry, Jim Fillare, Joe Fisclier, Bob Forlano, Tony Fugate, Bill Garion, Terry I..- BOGERT'S TRAILER RANCH PULIS AVENUE RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Tvvinioroolc 1-0608 Agents for Great Lakes ,-I The Finest in Mobile Living We Specialize in SALES -I SERVICE - SPACE Page 725 'wrwmvviwndlwwuvwuwvxmmdmnm-U Oxwuvugllkwlzg -3' x-uDwo'laM5uun9 H f '- 4 . . V:-ifivf gri t-' A ' -1'-iii--5-vfvwi' -551-Y' - 4 6' X. ' ' 5 'Ib l4DJX9fuA1.4p.:.uQJ.Bp9-9fwflMA7JA94 Q,04AQd05l,oJgQ.Kg.,d1 nm.. x iii J 0,65 V. x -'W'-5DlC92N-6-mvv-ol :Sw4J,uYTC9:0-QqA1,,,jy- V SLM M2912 XYS kLQJCQlQv02VmQA'KlQgxbQ oiQQJN1a5l-Nuru,mQ-0.30 Q32 QM: uMg9xS.Uw.3mmnQJ Compliments . N S Qxn,a3fxJ.voSNf5 J JbfmQ,.,g Gwwnuw ao: AMN. - W 1 Q! . Q SOME ' FRIENDS H - .-,..-,- .. M. .... ... .. A... , . ,. .,.....M.. ,,, ,,,, SWISS CHALET HA Charming Place to Dine LUNCHEONS DINNERS, A LA CARTE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Accommodations for parties up to 400 O P E N D A I L Y RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY DAvis 7-0800 Page 127 THE MAPLE HOUSE, INC. Specializing in MAPLE, PINE AND CHERRY EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE 67 RAIVISEY SHOPPING CENTER RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF DR. and MRS. H. J. IVIEGIBOW Page I28 P. K. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Sanitary Engineering New Jersey's Largest Installers of Septic Tanks and Cesspools Homes ,-4 Restaurants - Factories ,-1 Schools 128 N. CENTRAL AVENUE RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY DAvis 7- 1600 HUbbard 9-8000 LARKIN LUMBER CO. INC. Formica -1 Lumber J-1 Panelyte -1 Millwork Metal Mouldings RT. 4, PARAMUS, NEW JERSEY ROBERT J. LARKIN Page 729 PARVHQPHARMACY VILLAGE SQUARE, RAMSEY, N. J. 8: 30 A.lVI. to 10 PM. Daily Sunday from 9 A.lVl. to 6 P.lVl. Experiencecl Pharmacists ,-1 Famous Cosmetics Medical Laboratory Services ,-1 Cameras, Films anci Accessories Sugrical Appliances -1 lnteresting Gift ltems LUNCH EONETTE FAST FREE DELIVERY Call. .. DAvis 7-1700 uVVe Answer 24 Hours a Day Telepllone DAvis 7-1 198 S.H.HOMEWOOD Hay P-1 Straw .-1 Grain .-1 Feed Peatmoss and Fertilizer Member of National Hay Association RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY RoU'rE 17 Page l3O Compliments of x i A f.,f, i If I I i I 41 W. MAIN STREET DAvis 7-0353 QCAR Loc K I RAIVISEY, N. J. OLiver 2-1000 THE MIDLAND PARK LUIVIBER 8 SUPPLY CO., INC. Every Building Requirement LAKE AVENUE and GOFFLE ROAD MIDLAND PARK, NEW JERSEY Compliments J SUFFERN GARDEN SHOP Compliments of RAIVISEY PHARMACY 27 E. MAIN STREET RAIVISEY, NEW JERSEY DAvis 7-0033 Page I32 Best Wishes PELLINGTGN ICE CREAM BAR Best Wishes ALPHA BETA KAPPA SORCRITY Judy A. Barbara N. llwhere Friends Meet Vicki C' Joyce R' Donna D. Ceii T. Betty H. Florence T. ROUTE 17 and LAKE STREET Evelyn I. Linda U. Arlene L. V. Diane VV. RAMSEY' N' 'I' Diane M. Judy VV. Gloria Z. an DAVE 7-9790 New Members Compliments of DAvis 7-9863 DAvis 7-1020 Arthur K. Bob H. Martti, K. Lynn H. Waiter K. Paula H. Richard K. Beverly H. Bill K. Marie H. Sue M. Sharon G. Al J. Karen G. Bill I. Mary G. Bill J. Il Naniee F. Tony I. Jannes F. Bob Hurley Mary F. Rich H. Margie F. Ed H. Eieanore G Stu Hughes Gloria G. Lynn K. Joyce G. IIHIIC VBHdCT EIYIS MILANO RESTAURANT Itaiian-American Cuisine COCKTAIL LOUNGE NICHOLAS MUTI 30 NO. SPRUCE STREET Cor. of No. Spruce and Carol Street RICHARD MUTI RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Page 733 I N I T 4 g If ' V , , J T ' T I f . 2 VU . IM! In IQLISYVMTWN f L N bf i mug . . 1.l31fIf'wl A A I by I I U-I ,X I O ,MA DAvis 7-0061 I ' I IJ f I .P V J u V, AT P ,N ffj D- , 'N LE CQAL 5' WM. R. TRUOP AGENCY AW, .J J CJ B CGMPANY U Vfb VJ I General Insurance fI V U 55 PARK AVENUE J . If Y ALLENDALE, NEW JERSEY I Phone: DMS 7-3250 18 NORTH SRRUCE STREET J. IVI. CI1ristopI1er and O. IVI. Christopher RAMSEY' NEW JERSEY Proprietors F I N W 0 0 D GOOD LUCK INDUSTRIES INC. from RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY H 0 ITI e I' O 0 In 2 0 6 E DAvis 7-1010 Page 134 MARATENES LIQUORS C,,m,,1im,,,,,s of The Liquor Siore of Disiinciimf' GIBLINGS FQOTWEAR Opposite Municipal Building WALDWICK 18-A EAST PROSPECT STREET RAMSEY NEW JERSEY Free Delivery --1 Call . . . Gllbert 4-7200 DMS 70888 T O I V O ' S McKEE BROS. RAMSEY H MAHWAH 38 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Page 735 LA 9-3643 CHARLES P. VUOLO Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Oil Burner lnslallation and Service Featuring SPEED QUEEN and HAMILTON WASHERS and DRYERS KITCHENAID DISHWASHERS TAPPAN RANGES FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONERS 184 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY Compliments of l04E Clilf A. Romy A. Beverly A. Pat A. lvlarilyn B. Kathie B. Lynn B. Craig C. Gee C. lVlilce B. Jeanne D. Donna D. Steplianie B Bill B. Pete D. Rosemary D. Jane C. Lee C. lVliss Foran John B. Jim F. Val F. Cllris F. Nancy l'l. Pat H. Dot K. Allen L. Diane L. Bill F. Terry G. Ricllarcl G. Ginny G. Carol G. Barbara H. Jordon H. Alice F. Rosemary l'l Phone: LA 9-2913 W. J. WRATHALL 63 SON Fuel Oil -1 Kerosene 124-140 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY Compliments ol 302E Al C. Gloria C. Nancy C. Fred F. Gladys F. Gerarcl G. Doug Elizalnetli l'l. Ronny G. Joe J. Ted K. Sue K. Louis lVl. lvlilce lVl. Gordon lVl. Donald lVl. Claarles M. Jan M. Barbara N. Cllris P. Ed P. Blanch P. Harry P. Lincla S. John S. Steve S. Sue S. Ellen S. Lenore S. Diclc S. June Y. lVliss Taylor Page l36 The New RAMAPO GRILL DINER All Baking Done on Premises ROUTE 17 RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Compliments of IVIAHWAH COLOR CO. MAHWAH, N. J. DAvis 7-0117 RAMSEY NURSERY Everything for the Garden Landscape Designing Landscape PIanting 180 N. FRANKLIN TURNPIKE Compliments of W I L S O N REALTY COMPANY FTOYYI, H FRIEND DAvis 7-0433 R A M S E Y HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware f-1 Paints 7-1 Glass House Fumishings 26 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. JAMES W. E. TURNER DAvis 7-1114 THE FLOWER BOX featuring FIoraI Designing, House PIants VVorIcIwicIe Delivery 37 E. MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. Compliments of FRANKS' CONFECTIONERY MAIN ST., RAMSEY, N. J. Page I37 Compliments of P E T E R S ' FLORIST OLiver 2-5690 VAN HEEST BROS. Paint and Wallpaper Store Dutch Boy - Benjamin Moore Paints 28 EAST PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, N. J. DAvis 7-1772 RAIVISEY BAKE SHOP, INC Finest Quality Baked Products 98 EAST MAIN STREET DAvis 7-1720 B U D D ' S Distinctive Styles for Lad and Dad RAIVISEY, N. J. 37 WEST IVIAIN STREET CARL JAHN RAMSEY, N. J. T I N T N ' T O N E From a 90 E. IVIAIN STREET F R I E N D RAMSEY, N. J. DAvis 7-0533 DAVE 7-9896 MCPEEK,S DEPARTMENT STORE , KINCHLEY S TAVERN Sneakers and Gym Suits P I Z Z A Reduced Prices to Group Purchase 31-35 EAST MAIN STREET FRANKLIN TURNPIKE RAMSEY, N. J. RAIVISEY, N. J. Page 738 Compliments J ZOZE Best Wishes lO5L Best Wishes Compliments of l03E to the Carol S. Jeanne A. Tom D. Michele H. CLASS OF 1958 B011 P- D0112 H- Jean V. Bill B. 2 0 5 E Crasifdrf. jerorlge D. A B. ' . Jaffe B. nilnne M. Compliments of l07E Compliments Tonia B. Tony F. Dave C. Ellen B. Walter Pat R. f Glenda A. Sue D. Joan P. 0 Judy A. Harry C. George M. Bernice A. Rose C. Gregg L. Arlene L.. Jim G. Wait G. 3 0 7 L Bill S. Frank S. Bruce S. Nadine R. Sue R. Helga P. Les VV. Barbara VV. Diane VV. Peter V. Linda U. Pat S. CLASS OF 1960 Compliments congratulates J l06L CLASS OF 1958 104L Page 139 DAvis 7-9867 D . A . P E L L Servicing f Power Mowers 7-1 Sharpening Sales SADDLE RIVER Compliments o SADDLE RIVER ESSO Best VVisI1es to the FRANCO'S BEAUTY SALON CLASS OF 1957 111 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY. N. J. TIMBER STRUCTURES, INC 74 N. CENTRAL AVENUE RAMSEY, N. J. BARRIE SHOPS VILLAGE SQUARE RAMSEY, N. J. DA 7-0361 STRAUT'S TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE STATION PLAZA A. Saveriano, Prop. HOSBACI-I' S ESSO Complete Automotive Service 104 WEST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. Compliments of LERNERS P ge T40 BEST WISHES 304E Compliments W. T. GRANT Compliments of lO5E S. Aitencierfer J. Hoenscii J. Andrews B. Kean B. Barnes V. Kinciliey lglgaitiett fvtgfirsciientzauer . ' . ll Good Luck J. Bsjhgye V. Pogilma Iii. gilrriifopiier ffgllgs . i . MAHWAH SAVINGS P. Miclifka Y J. Ryiie' C. Douglas M. Scixanz B. Dyiceiiouse C. Seals J. Fleming R. Seaquist J. Van Brunt B. Webersin D. Seaman E. Skinner B. Zisgen L. Weiner COMPLIMENTS or ZOSE Beauty .-1 Pius 'Creative Hairstylists RAMSEY SHOPHNG CENTER The Finest in Beauty Services at Popular Prices DAvis 7-3666 Best Wishes ACKERSON'S ESSO STATION Compliments Page 741 Compliments of RAMSEY RECORD SHOP STATION PLAZA, RAMSEY, N. J. JAMES A. CONKLIN 8- ASSOCIATES 120 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE RAMSEY, N. J. GEORGE FOX AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance RAMSEY, N. J. DAvis 7-0767 L O R E N E S C A L A Feminine Fashions for Ati Occasions 92 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. SPORT 8 PET CENTER WALDWICK, N. J. Compliments of Susan IVIcPI1iIIips and Friend OLiver 2-5454 CENTER DRUGS 26 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. J. DAvis 7-1855 QUALITY PAINT 8 WALLPAPER 4 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. Compliments of PAUL'S BARBER SHOP RAMSEY SHOPPING CENTER Playground Equipment -4 Bicycles Baby Fumiture and Toys Y O UN G W O R L D 20 VALJEY RD., MAHWAH, N, J. Rou'rE 202 Compliments of WALDWICK 5 6 10 Oliver FRANKLIN SWEET SHOP 29A FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK. N. J. DAvis 7-1561 PETER SCHREUR, IEWELER wucmvuucsn 141 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Compliments of iiie COMMUNITY SHOPPE MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY CRagmere 8-3711 J- 3712 SCHERER 6 CO. Seiect Groceries, Meats Fresh Vegetaizies and Fruits Fine Wines and Liquors MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY BERGEN LUMBER 8 SUPPLY Co., INC. Paint -1 Hardware f- Lumber -1 Mason Material Miiiworiz ,- Insulation ROUTE 17, RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Page I42 ll To the Seniors Best of Luck to from CLASS OF 1958 2 0 4 E 2 0 2 L Compliments Compliments of of 2 0 5 L 2 0 4 L BEST Wlsuss COMPLMENTS OF 2 0 6 L 2 0 7 L Success lo time GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1958 3 0 6 L 3 0 8 L COMPLIMEN s Goon LUCK OF 3 0 7 E 3 0 8 E Best Wishes Gllbert 4-8245 PLAZA GIFT 6 JEWELRY SHOP, Ltd. SpeciaIists in Fine Wulcil and Iewelry Repair 3 0 4 L 18 EAST PROSPECT STREET WALDWICIC, N. J. OLiver 2-3888 . HELENE RIPPON, INC. Complzmenls of Millinery --1 Handbags -- Leather Goods -f Smart Apparel KEVIN H. LOUGHLIN, D.D.S. 29 and 30 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. J. DAvis 7-2790 F. Gussmz C 6 F BICYCLE SHOP C 'n'e'1'5 5 Sales -I Repairs of 1 40 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY. N. J. 3 0 2 L Page 143 OLiver 2-5134 ROMAR YOUTH CENTER Infants' and CI1iIcIren's Wear 31 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. J. Compliments of the CHOCOLATE SHOP WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY CO 1-0500 BEST Wlsuss A F R I E N D Home of Champions ROUTE 17, PARAIVIUS GEORGES FRIENDLY SERVICE ROUTE 17, NEAR CIRCLE RAMSEY, N. J. ANTHONYIS I-Lxm STYLING STUDIO 4 SPRUCE STREET 10121 Main Street, RAMSEY, N. J. DAvis 7-1726 STANLEYS YOUTH CENTER Infants and GirIs to Preteen Boys to Size 12 29 W. MAIN ST., RAMSEY, N. J. DAvis 7-4218 P E G ' S Sewing and Knitting Supplies SimpIicity. IVIcCaII, and Butterick Pattems 26 E. MAIN ST., RAMSEY EDWARD C. SYDER AGENCY DAvis 7-5555 Good Luck to CIass of '58 LA VIGNA SHOE SERVICE 137 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. DAvis 7-3556 RAMSEY DELICATESSEN 10 E. MAIN ST., RAMSEY, N. J. DAvis 7-0540 Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS THE ALLENDALE FABRIC SHOP ALLENDALE PHARMACY 83 WEST ALLENDALE AVENUE ALLENDALE, N. J. ALLENDALE, N. J. GIII3eri 5-9812 C0 I 'e 'S LIFE UNDERWRITERS SERVICE Inc of RITTER'S MARKET Life Insurance Specialists 24 EAST PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK. N. J. P ge 144, . -1 Compliments Of 2 0 2 L C.,,,.,,1m,..S COMPLIMENTS of 2 0 3 L 0 F Complimenls H O W A R D of 30314 JOHNSON'S Llxfayelfe 9-3000 THE DATOR AGENCY Real Estate f- Insurance MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY Compliments Compliments of of 2 1 0 L FRIENDS DRIVE SAFELY RAIVISEY HIGH COLOR GUARD Camille lnserillo Pat Armstmng Lois Poxon Karen McKinnis Madon Toan Page 145 L. IVIISIRIAN JEWELRY CG. Designer and Manufactumr of Fine Iewelry Show Room and Shop 6 FRANKLIN AVENUE RIDGEWOOD ACKNOWLEDGIVIENT We wish to thank aII who have heIpecI to make this issue of The Nugget possiI3Ie THE RIDGEWOOD HERALD NEWS WALTER ENSDORF BILL SPITLER GEORGE PITTIVIAN DICK DUDLEY JOHN IVIARINARO THE STAFF Page I46 ASUAL ORNER A Better Quality Store At Reasonable Prices ! ! Specializing in Quality Shoes for Women, Men and Children at Lowest Possible Prices. And Quality Ladies' Sportswear Featuring Shoes By: ' Troyling Wmi U G ' Town8.Country ' Mcdamoiselle ' Papa Galo 8. Many Others FEATURING THE HIGHEST IN STYLES OF THE LATEST FASHIONS FOR LADIES AND MEN Sportwear By: 0 Exclusive Gabey ' Sporteen 8. Many Others V4 Mile South of Ramsey Circle on Route 17, Ramsey, N. J. I Herb Gold, Manager Page 747 fx 515, if ef 2, Jef? 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