Ramsey High School - Nugget Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

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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.

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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'

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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