Ramsey High School - Nugget Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

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JOHN CEBAK HYou cion't have to he heard to he 'noticedf' Knocl4y's pet peeve is the shortage of seats in the cafeteria . . . favors tmlue, fried chicken, and traclc . . . Mr. Lewitz is considered terrific . . . uCom' on you clodln . . . wants a ,32 Chevy . . . col- lege hound next year. -.-, 1' K sr A we JOYCE CHRISTIANSEN uvivacity acids to gaietyf, UChris . . . lilces to watch Lassie or listen to Riclcy Nelson while eating fried shrimp 'n' French fries . . . history with Mr. Van Dyke, light blue, twirl- ing, and howling also- rate high . . . What a hlastln . . . dislilces hoys who can't dance . . . secretly wants to he a Navy secretary . . . college hound, LA . , . ! W y' ,V gfffs k ff 2 GEORGE CHRISTMAN The best of spirit is to do the deed and say nothing. To get an A ,in chem would really please this easy-going guy . . . lilies pizza, red, and Mrs. Corizzi . . . could do without chem quizzes. . . lilces most sports and listening to the radio too . . . lilces to eat . . . would like to go to college. LEONA ANDERSON COLLINS UA star is tJorn.n To live in Greenwich Village is ul.oni,sH secret amtmition . . . Mrs. Smith, hahy blue, southern fried chiclc- en. and Playhouse 90 rate high . . . is usually found at football games or listening to Larry Kent and Tonight . . . could do without her loclcer . . . plans an acting or painting career. f 'W61 IK' , k,.,,,t A I .Q f 1 ' ff., lg ft JUDITH ANN COBB Hin mirth and merriment she is supremef, Htludyu . . . goes for teachers like Mr. lvlaclc, Mrs. Corizzi, and Miss Lutz . . . secretly desires to tour the world in a flying saucer . . . enjoys hearing Pat Boone and Blue Moon . . . UHoley lvloleyln . . . cantt stand lcids who don't have school spirit . . . college in New England. FRANK COLLYER HEQUQY'-Y YTICLTI. has OLUI1 plGClSUT9S.H HRed . . . secretly desires to he an ex- pert at playing the hongos . . . rates Mrs. Corizzi, pizza, and Mike Ham- mer high on his pop list . . . is really peevecl hy worlc in any form . . . Ever- ly Brothers, and Poor Boy are appre- ciated too . . . a future artist. eww'

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,ff yy, ROBERT BUTTERFIELD Old men are fools. Bohn is often found playing foothaii or hockey . . . would like to have Uiots of money and things . . . his favorites include Doon Hook . . . people who don't smile rate a ioig zero with him . . . future is undecided. JOSEPH CALASCIBETTA Always sure and reiiahlef, Joey . . . secretly wants to drive a racing car . . . women drivers over forty rate low with this guy . . . thinks Mr. Vvinsiow is great . . . Bolo Cummings, pizza, Frank Sinatra and cars rate high . . . heard saying Got a match? A-an 41? BARBARA CARROLL 9 ' A1 r Blissful is the heart that is fancy free. P HBarhH . . . likes pizza pie and Coke . . . ' You'd he surprisediu . . . enjoys Tony A, Perkins, writing ietters, Wir. Sweat- ' g lock, and swimming . . . secretly would , ,.,,'!? Y like to go to California . . . future is QV undecided. , 'ii' 55 jg 1 f A at L A if FRANK CALASCIBETTA M 5' ms' Hit is good to he merry, yet wise. ti ,v,.. To ioecome a doctor is Franks, se- 401 - cret hope . . . puts ioiue, Frank Sinatra, L ' Q The End, and Boh Cummings at the rsfq - top of his list . . . thinks Mr. Lewitz is great . . . likes reading and handhaii too . . . women drivers are numher one on his hiack iist . . . coiiege hound. SUSAN CARINO Theres mischief in her eyesf, Susie . . . wants to win a trip to Ger- many . . . hiue, Perry Como, iasagne, and knitting ali rate high on this gai's list . . . can't stand three year eniist- ments . . . You don't know, only I know, . . . future inciudes infant care technician. AQ fd! 1 it 4 X it I 'Q--'nf' VICTORIA ROSE CARROLL Long hair is the tasting symbol of femininity. uVicki . . . desires to own a green car . . . pizza, Johnny Mathis and painting are favorites . . . hates hypocrites . . . listening to You're the Reason 1'm in Love is terrific . . . Are you kidding me? . . . wants to attend coiiege and iive a happy, contented life. Page 21

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L WILLIAM CONKLIN Not to he serious, not to he gay, hut a gooct feiiow in his own way. HBiII . . . Iikes spaghetti, hIue, Sea Hunt and IVIr. Van Dyke , . . DandyIH . . . doesn't appreciate IJaII points that skip . . . WouId Iike to grow . . . rates EarI Grant, The End, ancI pIaying hasehaII high . . . Air Force Communications. JOSEPH TIMOTHY COOK HIVIuct1 talk, much fooiistmessf' W-Iqimn . . . energetic senior . . . wouIoI Iike to revive the Confederate States of America . . . doesntt care for Hquietn cars . . . enjoys Red SkeIton, Brigitte Bardot ancI Tom Dooley . . . found reIaxing or playing haseIJaII . . . Navy ancI coIIege are in the future. 'Zn-f 'aff ' 5 , H 'NZQN 'V 1:37 .i 1 f ' . 7 si 5 I 4 ,ffffiw . s 1 ,fy r f . 3 Q I f I 'zf,t'f 2 'I K' ' I ffffg ,e t Q 'V wif' , S ,nf ,4,.L,5,, . ,if Z ,Z Z, -l , 3, Q.' 7 ,W 'Qi 5' .rift fjj .Wai .yu PAUL CONSTANTINE Uvvorthy of att that may he said about himf, Likes incIucIe math and science . . . enjoys chemistry and spenCIs spare time heIping Benny . . . future torsees coIIege . . . enjoys participating in sports and tinkering with motors . . . piIoting famiIy pIane takes up much time. . .wouIcI Iove to he a miIIionaire. ALBERT J. CQRNEWAL UA good companion, an easy friend. AI . . . is peevecI hy women drivers . . . Iikes Sea Hunt, triecI chicken, hIue. and Patti Page . . . secretIy wants to traveI through Europe . . . Iikes Mr. Van Dyke and Lonesome Town too . . . heard saying, UScr0ungeI,' . . . pIans to attencI college. GLORIA CREVANI fit work and still he gay. Likes incIude NIL CwuateIIi, .Iack Paar. Frank Sinatra. and green . . . Iongs to attend Seton HaII . , . is in seventh heaven it she can taIk on the phone and eat cheesehurgers . . . HYeahI . . . peopIe who start to say something and donyt finish are number one on her hIack Iist . . . plans to he a meciicaI sec- retary. ai' E PAULINE V. CURLEY HSI19 works hard but has time for fun. UPQIH . . . Iikes Miss Preische, pink. EIvis, Twelfth of Never, twirIing, and IJasI4etIJaII . . . cat-haters rate Iow . . . wants to speak French-in France . . . Ch, GeorgeI . . . future incIudes VViIIiam and IVIary to hecome a French interpreter. Page 23