Rancocas Valley Regional High School - Red Oak Yearbook (Mount Holly, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

VSV WW A if My ,Mp UMW S9 ru X ' W fp ,-7- I ff 0,151 WJ Ao X My WJ We Qzfffp 79351f WWW H i: ki ,rL L ij, vw 1 D 1959 RED OAK RAN COCAS VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT HOLLY, NEW JERSEY Mr. FREDERICK W. EVANS Mt, HARRY E. WEN RICH Superintendent Principal ADMINISTRATION 7- 14 SENIORS .... 15- 56 UNDERCLASSMEN. 57- 70 ACTIVITIES .... 71- 96 SPORTS ..... 97 118 ADVERTISEMENTS ..... .... 1 19- 1 36 2 - TH I P ST CLASS 53' F , 59 mba arrives it, kg Q be ffm Q .V 5 X 5 en Sepia in f And activities sta A 5 itch fttis om days, Y X 3 t We cafft tett them apmtg X ,N ' 'e cherish them att, . U . But om memoifs hot stem, , 1 i? , 7 So in oideir to heep them, 3 . W due SLOT6dth6TYLi1'1- he1e. X3 X ou! as they att happened, J! J We've ieconted each treasure f ' And when we have furnished, y J K K 3 oe can wad them with I I Q PLZGSUYZ. I mt P 1 J 3 I i'a1E.S '2?!E , EPISODES IN OUR STORY 4, DEDICATION In deep appreciation for his many acts of kindness and help, we, the class of 1959, take much pleasure and pride in dedicating our yearbook to Mr. William Gordon. As a coach, teacher, and guidance director, Mr. Gordon has helped and guided us through, perhaps, the four most important years of our lives. His efforts and ideas have been an inspiration to all of us, and his friendship and guidance have imprinted an indelible mark in our hearts and in our story. We are glad that Mr. Gordon could be part of this, our story. 5 IN MEMORIAM 'N 'QR 1 A ' YVC, the class of 1959, regret with deep sorrow the passing of our classmate Helen Barclay. Helen was very active in the school and social aflnairs of Mount Holly High. She was a devoted friend and was surely a part of us. We reserve this space in our Story as a tribute to Helen, whorn we all respected and very much admired. ZW if ADMIN ISTRATIGN BOARD OF EDUCATIO SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Robert C. Shinn, secretaryg Mr. Colin F, Tait: Mr. Norman R. Zelley, presidentg Mr. Charles M. Cooper, custodiang Mr. Evans. STANDING: Mr. Spencer M. Scheckterg Mr. Elliot A. Husseyg Mr. Charles S, Millerg Mr. William P. Croshaw. Mr. joseph A. Gerdelmann, vice president, and Mr. Joseph A. Green are absent from the picture. UPERI TE DE T We, the Class of 1959, express our deep appreciation to Mr. Frederick W. Evans, Superintendent of Schools, for his help and interest in our class which has been the first to enjoy the new facilities of the high school. Both Mr. Evans and the members of the Board of Education have worked fervently to provide us with the best education possible. 8 Our story would not be complete without Mr. Leo Cantelope, our assistant principal. His handling of disciplinary problems has made students respect him. His helpfulness and con- sideration for the students is unsurpassed. We, the class of '59, sincerely thank Mr. Wcnrich for the guidance and understanding he has shown us during the com- posing and completion of our story. His friendliness and in- terest in the success of each one of us is truly appreciated by all. , '5- rK ,ei 1' .-'Y ALICE AMES, A.B., M.A. Elmira College, University of Pennsylvania Spanish FRANCIS F. BACON, A.B., M.ED. Western Reserve University, Temple Uni- versity English MARCUS R, BALDWIN, B.S. Pennsylvania State College Vocational Agriculture NAOMI S. BARTLETT, R.N. George F. Gusinger Memorial Hospital School Nurse JUNE A. BOHANNON, A.B., M.A. Beaver College, Columbia University English and French EVERETT P. BRADLEY, B.S., M.ED. Rutgers University, Cornell University Industrial Arts MARY PEARL BRAGG, B.S. Beaver College Home Economics ANNA L. BROWN, A.B., M.A. Bucknell University Problems of American Democracy LILLIAN CHANCE, B.S. Trenton State College Business Education FRANK G. CHEESMAN, B.C.S. Rider College Bookkeeping and Accounting ALVIN B. COONEY, B.S. Millersville College Mechanical Drawing RUTH S. CRAMER, B.S. Temple University Librarian CLARENCE B. DAVENPORT, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture J. BRITTON DAVIS, B.S., M.A. Mansfield College, New York University Chemistry VINCENT DESTEFANO, B.S., M.A. University of Scranton. New York Univer- sity English GRACE B. DONNELLY, B.S. Mary Washington College Business Education CHRISTOPHER S. DONNER, B.A,, M.A. Princeton University, Stanford University American History JANET H. ENSTICE, B.S. Trenton State College Business Education 19 DOROTHY M. GOFF, Ed. M. Temple University Business Education WILLIAM J. GORDON, A.B. University of Delaware Guidance, Social Studies NORMAN L, HAIDER, B.A., B.A., M.S. Saint Johnls University, La Salle College, University of Pennsylvania English NATHANIEL GREENE HERRESHOFF III, B.A., M.A. College of William and Mary, University of Mithigan German, World History I, P.A.D. ERNEST HILBERT, B.S. Duquesne University Vocal Music JACK T. HINGER, A.B. Muhlenberg College English RAYMOND T. HOAGLAND, B,S., M.Ed. Trenton State College, University of Penn- sylvania Health and Physical Education RICHARD HOFFMAN, M.S. West Virginia University World History CHARLOTTE M. HOHENSTEIN, B.S. Temple University Health and Physical Education DAVID M. HOKE, B,A., M.S. Pennsylvania State University, University of Denver Biology and General Science IRVING HOLLINGSHEAD, B.A.. M.Ed. Haverford College, Temple University Mathenzatic,s HENRY W. HUSS, B.S. Rider College Business Education MARY KEATING, M.A., B.S. University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers Univer- sity Guidance MARIAN ANN KEPPLER, B.S. Douglas College Health and Physical Education ELEANOR LUST, B.A., M.A. New York University Art ELEANOR MAY. A.B., M.A. Marywood College, Columbia University Latin HELEN MCKINLEY, B.S. Purdue University Home Economics HERMAN F, OSCHELL, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Science RONALD R. PETERSEN, B.S., M.S. University of Pennsylvania History ANTHONY M. PETRILLO, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College Physics RICHARD A. RANDOLPH, B.S., M.Ed. Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Arts LAWRENCE P. REYNOLDS, B.S., M.S. Marietta College, Ohio University Biology NEWTON H. RUCH, B.S. in ED. Bucknell Mathematics HENRY L. SCHNEPF, B.S. University of Delaware Physical Education, Driver Education ELIZABETH F. SINTON, B.S., M.A. Douglas College, Columbia University Mathematics LEWIS SOBELMAN, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Science, Commercial Arithmetic ELLIS R. THOMAS, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Business Education WILLIAM F. TREFZ, B.S. Trenton State College Health, Physical Education ELAINE L. WALLACE, B.A. University of North Dakota Family Living, Home Economics JAMES A. WALSH. BA. Saint Joseph's College Latin, Spanish RAY WELCH, B.S. Temple University Music MARYANN D. WESSEL, A.B. Chestnut Hill College English I, II JOHN E. WHITCRAFT, A.B., B.D. Asbury College. Asbury Seminary English M. ESTELLE WIIITTLE. B.S., M.ED West Chester State Teachers, Rutgers Uni- versity English JOHN E. WILLIAMS. Jr., B.S. Rutgers University English III, IV JOHN W. XVOLF, B.S. Elizabethtown College Business Education JOHN W. MeGEEVER, A.B. Brown University U. S. History Miss Wells, Mrs. Tilton Mrs. Regn Mrs. Gladfelter Miss Kurtz The growth of our school has made necessary the increase in our clerical staff pictured here. The attendance office enjoys the assistance of Miss Wlells, who also serves with Mrs. Tilton in the superintendenfs office. Mrs. Tilton is secretary to Mr. Evans. In the main office of the school Mrs. Regn performs secretarial tasks for Mr. Wenricli, principal, and assists teachers and students in clerical matters. Mrs. Gladfelter is clerk for the guidance office, while Miss Kurtz helps in the library. 13 -sg ' til The new gym is dedicated. 'Ss 'Q '9'q,,,mi!g'f . 935. - ,,. '41 --www R? 2- S X vt, Turning over the keys Mrs. Kvntinq offers guidance Time for lunch f l wal The halls of Holly v X X Ra x ..,-' Attx- R X .Nf ?f9 X 4 b SEN IORS HX k X X A President DAVID S. WOOLSTON College Preparatory Waiile Our capable class president for two years, He really rates our praise and cheers! Sports Officials Club 15 Football lg Basketball l,2, 3,45 Sophomore Dance Club lg Student Council 3,4g Athletic Trainers Club 43 Class President 3,43 Homeroom Pres. 1,2,3,4. HAROLD BRADDOCK General Sonny Never bold, shy, short, nor tall, But a new mingling of them all. Sports Club 1, Football ls Basketball l,2,3, captain 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Jr, Prom Decoration committee - 3g Athletic Training Club 4g Senior class Vice- president 4. Secretary OFFICERS A D ADVISERS , ' rib -U V ,L rl , ,- ADVISORS: SEATED: Mr. Thomas, Miss Keppler, Mr. Williams, Chief advisor, Miss Bragg. STANDING: Mr. Davis, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Donner, Mr. Haider. Treasurer CHRISTINE BRICK College Preparatory Chris There are bricks to build and bricks to throw, But the best Brick of all is the Brick we ke know. Holly Spirit 1,2,3, News editor 45 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 43 Red Oak 4g Class secretary 3,45 Sub-Deb l,2,3, Vice- president 4. MEREDYTHE LEE BEASTON College Preparatory Merry Active, reliant, and a loyal friend, Willing to aid from beginning to end. G.A.A. 2,3 secretary, 4 presidentg Hockey 2,3, co- captain 45 Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2, co-captain 3,45 Chorus 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4g Class Treasurer 3,4g F.T.A. president 43 Red Oak 4. 16 Vice-President CAROL D. ADAMS Commercial Carol To be a secretary is her aim, If anything, a typewriter she would claim. Swimming team 25 Soph. Dance Club 25 Red Oak 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. TED ALBERT College Preparatory Ted An addition to our school this year, We've all welcomed his success here. Soccer 1,2535 Baseball 2,3. HAROLD BAYARD ALLEN III College Preparatory Harold With a trombone or a bass fiddle, Harold likes to kid a little. Dramatic Club 15 Golf Club 25 Band 3,45 Orchestra 45 Photography Club 4. JUDITH A. ANDERSON Commercial Judy A quiet galg shy and meek, Never complains and seldom speaks. Girls' Chorus 1 5 Girls' Plastic Club. ROBERT E. ANDERSON General Bob Let a smile be the clue,' It's Robert Anderson, that's whof, Sports Ofhcial Club 15 Golf Club 25 Golf team 354. PATRICIA LOUISE APPLEBY College Preparatory Pat A quiet hard working person is she5 Quite an asset to our class you see. Girls' Plastic Club 15 Soph-Jr. Dramatic Club 25 Holly Spirit 35 Junior Herald staff 35 Jersey Girls' State 35 jr. Prom Decoration committee 35 May Queen attendant 35 Chorus 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Red Squad 3, Sub-captain 45 Future Teachers of America 4, Vice-president5 Red Oak 3, Editor 4. GORDON ARMSTRONG College Preparatory Gordo just a few words will prove his might, And here they are - yes, heis all right. World Affairs Club 4. MARGARET F. ATKINSON College Preparatory Peggy Always giggling, a little tall, Always laughing in the hallf, Dramatic Club 15 A Cappella Choir Club 2.3,45 Holly Spirit 3. 17 E 4- ix 'x G hh 5 DANIEL BATES Commercial Dan Danny has a heart and smile, That makes the bubble of life worth while. Chorus 1,25 Football 15 Football manager 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross-Country 3, Captain 45 Track Club 4. JOHN H. BAUER College Preparatory Little John In souped up cars, yes he's hep,' And plays his tuba with lots of pepf' A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,45 Cross-Country manager 15 Archery 25 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,4. MAYRA BEALAND College Preparatory Mi Very soft toned and sedate, In ez'eryone's book she's sure to rate. Library Council 15 Knitting Club 4. C. ALLEN BEASTON General Al Most flirtatious of our crew, You'll seldom ever see him blue. Crew Club 15 Rifle Club5 Crew Tcamg Biology Club 25 Cross-Country 25 Aviation Club 4. BEATRICE K. BEYER Commercial Bea Her future will deal with foreign affairs, Though nou' she's one of Holly's fairs. Dramatic Club 1,25 Make-up Club 3,45 Chorus 354. BARBARA JEAN BODINE College Preparatory Barb Teaching will be her future profession, But a megaphone now is her prized possession. Make-up Club5 Orchestra 1.2,3,45 Dance Club 25 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Red Squad 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3545 RED OAK 4, F.T.A. secretary 4. JOAN DORIS BOETTCHER Commercial Joan A willing heart, a helping hand, Always ready an demand. Girls' Chorus 15 Red Oak 45 Future Business Lead- ers 45 Holly Spirit 4. BARBARA ANN BOOGHER College Preparatory Barbara Some days quiet, some days gay, Nice to know, you're sure to say. Dramatic Club 1,25 Holly Spirit 35 Chorus 35 Girls' Softball manager 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4. 18 I 'Z' L BETH ANNE BORDEN Commercial Chubby A nobler yearning never broke her rest, But to dance and sing and be gaily dressed. Soph. Dance Club 2, instructor 45 Sub-Deb l,2,3,4g Jr. Prom Gift Comm. 3. CLAIRE E. BORDEN College Preparatory Claire Quiet, meek, and gentle is she, The mode of what a girl should bef, Girls' Plastic Club 1 5 hockey 1, Soph. Dance Club 25 band 2.3, softball 2,3.4g F.T.A. 4. CLIFFORD KENNETH BOWKER General Kenny To play a guitar is his one wish, And if we know Kenny, he wonlt miss. Golf Club lg Dance Club 23 Photography Club 4. GALE PATRICIA BOXER Commercial Gale Gale,s so helpful and so true, Always a friend to me and you, Freshman Dramatic Club 1 : chorus 2,3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 3,45 Holly Spirit 3.4, Red Oak 4g Jr. Herald Staff 33 Sports Club 4g Sub-Deb l,2,3,4, ANDREW BUDD General Andy Andy really treasures his car,' In personality he's way over par. Sports Club l.2,4. ROBERT OWEN BUGNON General Gasonova Watch your step when Bob is driving, To keep his license he is striving. Chess Club lg Tennis Club 23 Speech Club 43 Ten- nis l,2,4g Track 4. SHIRLEY LOIS BUSCH College Preparatory Shirl Full of laughter and of glee, And never, never out of keyf' Bible Club lg Jr. Herald l,2,4g A Cappella l,2,3,4g Student Council 1,2.3,4g Sub-Deb l.2,3.4g Basket- ball 2,3,4g Junior Play 35 F.T.A. 35 Holly Spirit 2,3,4g Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Red Oak 4. MICHAEL CANALE College Preparatory Topsy Part II His bounteous humor knows no end, He's happy-go-lucky, a true friend. C.Y.O.g Chess Club 15 Band 1,2.3,4g Orchestra 2,3g Swing Club 25 Aviation Club 4. 19 i L.-Ni lie N. ELEANOR CARRIGAN Commercial El Shy and little, too A helping hand she'll give to you. Girls' Chorus 15 Bible Club l,2,4g Hockey l,2,3,4g Library Council 45 Softball 4. VALERIE CHAMBERS Commercial Val Always happy, always gay Whenever you see her, she has something to say. Dramatic Club lg Soph. Dance Club 25 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 Sports Official Club 4g Sub-Deb 1,2,3,4. JULIA ANN CLARK General Julie Smiling all the livelong day In her joyful, happy way. Chorus l,2,4g Bible Club 1,2,4. APRIL PATRICIA CONOVER College Preparatory Tish Good things come in small packages, they say, And April proves it every day. Bible Club 15 Soph. Dance Club 25 HOLLY SPIRIT 3, Jr. Herald Staff 3. MARY BERTHA CONOVER General Judy An ardent member of F.H.A. Her own home she'll have someday. Chorus l,2,4g Bible Club l,2g Future Homemakers of America 4. JOHN F. CORBIN, Jr. College Preparatory John Happy is he, from care he's free Why aren't they all contented like me? Hobby Club lg Metal Shop Club 2g Physics Club 45 Track 45 Football l,2,3,4. TOMMY COSABOOM General Tom Tis the silent ones who accomplish most And yet are never known to boast. Chess Club 25 Gymnastics Club 4. HORACE T. CRAIN General Bucky Recognized by freckles and red hair Plays chess and for girls has a flair. Chess Club 13 Football 15 Band l,2,3. 20 TOM CRAMER General Budd Bud's hobbies are two, not only one just hand him a brush, or give him a gun. Fishing and Hunting Club I 3 Golf Club 25 Golf team 23 Track Club 4. LOU CRANMER General Butch Kicking the pigskin was his delight For our team he did fight. Sports Official I 3 Track 1 g Baseball 1 5 Football 1,2,3,4. STEVEN A. CRIST College Preparatory Steve Born for success Steve seems He'll have luck in all his dreams. Photo Club 2g JETS 33 Physics Club 4. BRENDA JOYCE CROMAN College Preparatory Bren As an airline hostess she'll be flying high We wish her success that even money can't buy. Baseball lg Dramatic Club lg Band l,2,3g Orchestra l,2,3g Girls' Leader 25 F.N.A. 3.4. JANET GAIL CROWELL College Preparatory Janet janet's filled with fun and cheer She's been a friend to all each year. Bible Club lg Band l,2,3g Orchestra l,2,3g Jr. Herald Staff 35 Chorus 2.3.43 A Cappella 2,3,4. JOHN C. CROWELL College Preparatory John He's quiet yet really a brain He has reason to be proud of his name. Football l 5 Baseball l 3 Basketball lg Bible Club l,2,4g National Honor Society 3,4. JOHN CUMMINGS General Long John Mighty tall and mighty lean And with George he can be seen. DAVID CUTTS College Preparatory Dave Quiet though he may be Flelll go down in history. Speech Club 1: Chess Club 2: Bible Club 4. 21 A I ERNEST M. CUTTS, Jr. College Preparatory Ernie One wholll never let you down, We never see him with a frown. Wrestling Club l 3 Chess Club 2. BONNIE KATHRYN DANIELS Commercial Bon Leading the color guard, full of pep, She is never, never out of stepf' Dramatic Club 1,2g Senior Play 4g Sub-Deb 1.2,3g Student Council 1, Secretary 4g Color Guard 1.2, Co- Captain 3. Captain 4g Basketball 1,3,4g Jr. Herald Staff 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 4g Soph-Dance Instruc- tor 45 Canteen Board 45 RED OAK Chief Typist 45 Jr. Prom Committee 3. GEORGE W. DANSER General Little Elvis Full of fun and mischief too, He always has a joke for you. Metal Club HUGH S. DAVIES College Preparatory Hughie His leadershijfs been true to Holly, And in his manner, hels really jolly. Class President 1,25 Baseball lg Football 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3,4g Parliamentar- ian 43 National Honor Society 3, President 4: Boys' State 31 World Affairs Club 4g Red Oak 3. assist- ant editor 4: Jr. Herald Staff 35 Holly Spirit 4. MARIE F. DEAL Commercial Re Much can be won with a smile, So Marie wears one all the while. Soph-Dance Club 23 Red Oak 3.4, treasurer 3g Chorus l,2,3,4g A Cappella 4. JOYCE ANN DICKINSON Commercial Joycie Friendly and ejicient, small and sincere One who everyone likes to be near. Vocal Music Club lg A Cappella 1.2: Soph. Dance Club 2g Neophytes 2: Student Council 3g Holly Spirit 1.2, assistant editor 3,4g Sub-Deb l,2,3,4g Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 2.3,4g Chorus l,2.3g Prom Committee 3: Red Oak 41 Sports Club 45 National Honor Society 3.41 Jr. Herald Staff 2,3. FLORA JOAN DI PAOLO College Preparatory Joan Her appearance is certainly neat, And her style is hard to beatfi Soph. Dance Club 25 Photography Club 4g Red Oak 4. JOSEPH EDWARD DOUGHERTY College Preparatory Joby Trumpeter in our school band, A very hard worker f has college plansf' Baseball lg Golf Club lg Orchestra 2.3.43 Tennis 33 Swing Band 2.3g Band 1,2.3.4: Student Council 2g Physics Club 4. 22 .7 H. .... N.. ,. -. xi . .fr it a-,.:',t' 122 53 .Z .. - .- is ..1i...v.. ' ,.1Sj,i'-IP, 'L 1- ..,.. .--.'p A .- - . - . nn.: if .:,.-.' -- it .. . ., . k ,fi J' In 1 , ' A - aff ' f' ...I ROBERT H. DOUGHTY College Preparatory Bob As a pilot we shall see Bob Hyirzg ozfer land and sea. Hobby Club lg Track Club 2g Track Team 1.25 Aviation Club 4. CHARLES j. DOWNS Agriculture Charles A free and easy air He seems not to have a care. Hunting and Fishing Club 1. JACK EDWARD DOYLE College Preparatory Jack A ball player though he may be His crew cut is a neeessityf' Golf Club 1, secretary 23 Class Vice-President 2g Football l.2,3.4g Baseball 3.4: RED OAK 3, pro- motion manager 4: Sports Club 4. LINDA DRADA College Preparatory Linda Although noted for being flirtatious, Shels conscientious and vivaciousf' Chorus l.2g Student Council 12,41 Soph. Dance Club 2: jr. Prom Decoration Committee 33 Jr. Play 3: jr. Herald Staff 3g Jr. Hospital Auxiliary l,2,3,4g RED OAK art cditor4g World Affairs Club 1,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 1.2.3. H. KEITH ECKMAN College Preparatory Keith On that trumpet he does blow And plays those notes high and low. Hi-Y lg Swing Band 23 Band 23,41 Orchestra 2,3,4g Physics Club 4: Swing Band 4. CECILIA ENSLEY General Dee A quiet galg shy and meek, Never complains and seldom speaksf' Photography Club 1 3 Soph. Dance Club 2: Make- up Club 4. VIRGINIA CAROLE ENTWISTLE College Preparatory Ginnie Petite and particular is this small lass A fortune in knowledge she's sure to amassf, Bible Club 1.2.45 Jr. Herald Staff 35 Chorus 2,3,4g HOLLY SPIRIT 3,4g RED OAK 4g F.T.A. 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. CARLTON EVANS Commercial Bucky Loaded with fun and fancy free, A flirt and a dancer also is hef, Sports Club 13 Soph. Dance Club 2,45 Football 1,3. Track 1,2,3,4g RED OAK 4. 23 -? -4 O GEORGE HARVEY EVERT General Evert Not too happy, not too glum, just the one to be your ehumf, Football 1. manager 2,3,45 Basketball manager 2.3.45 Track 2.3,4g Sports Oflicial Club lg Physics Club 4. FREDDIE J. FABER College Preparatory Fred Freddie's short but full of might, In his job he's sure to be right. Track l,2,3,4g Cross-country l,2,3,4g Track Club 4. DOROTHY FENIMORE General Fenimore With her long and wavy hair, You will know her anywhere. Art Club lg Dance Club 23 Girls, Gymnastic Club 45 Hockey l,2.3,4. WILLIAM RICHARD FERRIS College Preparatory Wild Will Not as quiet as he seems, Taker part on all our Red Devil teamrfl Baseball lg Track 25 Varsity Club 2,3g Dramatics 2g Latin Club 1,23 Football 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2.3.4g Golf 3.45 Lacrosse 2.35 Chorus 1.2,3,4g A Cappella president 4. BARBARA ELAINE FEST Commercial Bobbie Witty, sharp, and full of poive She can make alot of noisef' Golf Club l g Soph. Dance Club 25 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,41 Speech Club 4. RICHARD A. FIEBER College Preparatory Rich Liking math, heir one of Mirs Sintonfv boys, Can be seen on the track and makes little noise. Track 3,45 Cross-Country 4g Track Club 4. RUSSELL T. FIRTH College Preparatory Russ Talkatiz'e, tearing, friendly and fun Heli likell by alrnovt everyone. Golf Club l: Chest Club 2: Aviation Club 4. NANCI FOLTS College Preparatory Nan If eheerfulnevr is the cure for all illr, Thofe who know Nanci will never need pillrf' Future Nurses 1.2: JANGO'S l, secretary 2.3: PCD Squad 1.2.33 Junior Classical League 2.3: Biology Club 23 Lab Staff 23 Astronomy Club 2: Dramatics Club 2.3: Jr. Play 31 Photography Club 35 Basket- ball 2g Rainbow Queen 1.21 Valentine Prinress 2,33 Speech Club 43 HOLLY SPIRIT Stall 4: Sub- Deb 4. A 3 ELSE FOSSUM College Preparatory Ba Blonde and gay, sugar sweet Her personality is really neat. World Affairs Club 4: Sub-Deb 4: Hockey 4, Swim- ming 4g Student Council 4. THOMAS H. FOXHILL Commercial Maverick Happy-go-lucky is he Full of mischief, fancy free. Football 2g Basketball lg Dance Club 2. JUDITH ANN FRANCIS College Preparatory Judy Quiet, shy, but nice to know Has many a friend, nary a foe. Fair Committee l,2g Future Nurses Club of Amer- ica 25 Student Aid 23 Librarian 2g Prom commit- tee 3g Physics Club 4. LYNNE JANET FRAZER College Preparatory Lynne She greets you always with a smile But can be serious once in a while. Dramatic Club lg Color guard lg Student Council lg Dance Club 2, Jr. Herald Staff 3, RED OAK 4g G.A.A. 43 A Cappella 2,3,4g Hockey 2,3,4g Swim- ming 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ARTHUR FREEMAN College Preparatory Bob His personality is really neatj After school he moves those feet. Cross-country 3,45 Track 3,4: World Affairs Club 4. BILL GARTNER College Preparatory Wee Willy jokester could be his middle name Playing that horn, he might win fame. Hunting and Fishing Club lg Band l,2,3,4g Orches- tra l,2,3,4g Biology Club 2,4. PATRICIA ANN GASKILL General Pat For her complexion shels earned fame Deep Magicls the possession, she wants near her name. Dramatic Club lg Sports Club 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sub-Deb 1,2.3,4. CAROLE ANN GASSERT College Preparatory Carole In any endeavor .vhe'll succeed And in any endeavor she does, she takes the lead. Bible Club 1,2g Student Council lg Girls' Chorus lg A Cappella 3,45 RED OAK 43 Holly Spirit 3,43 jr. Herald Staff 3,45 N.H.S. 3.45 Chorus 2,3,4. Q, CONSTANCE J. GERBER General Connie Fair and sweety nice to all, Not too short, not too tallf, Freshman Dramatic Club l5 Sophomore Dance Club 2. LINWOOD C. GERBER Commercial Linnie Ever cheerful, ever gay, Nice enough in every wayf, Photography Club 15 Dance Club 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 4: RED OAK 4. LYNN J. GERBER Agriculture Lynn A future farmer he will be, Heil! succeed - just wait and see. Photography Club 15 Dance Club 25 Football 1,25 F.F.A. 45 RED OAK 4. CAROL ANN GIBBS Commercial Sugar Carol is a real sweet lass, A shyer member of our classfi Photography Club 15 Dance Club 25 Banking Cash- ier 2.35 Swimming team 25 Make-up Club 45 Holly Spirit 4. KENNETH GIBBS College Preparatory Kenny Most studious of our crew, A real Holly-ite through and throughf' Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 15 Jets 25 Basketball l5 Science Club 25 Physics Club 45 N.H.S, 3,45 Student Council 3.45 Jr. Play5 Swing Band 254. DORIS M. GOFF General Dottie Seen with Ginger everyday, At the movies, to her you payfi Leather Club 15 Dance Club 25 jr. Herald Staff 35 Sports Club 45 Sub-Deb 2.3.4. JAMES EARL GOODFELLOW General Earl Ax ambition paves the way to xuccesv, He'll find the way to happinesxf' Sophomore Dance Club 25 Sports Oflicial Club 15 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Vice President Junior Class 35 Football 1.2.3545 Sports Club 45 Student Council 15354. MYRON H. GOTTLIEB College Preparatory Giddles Life is not life without being bright, All who know Myron, find him a delight. Parliamentary Procedure Club 15 Baseball 15 Speech Club 25 Holly Spirit 25 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Basketball 2,35 World Affairs Club 4. 26 4 1 .fgjiil . i lem .aiu KDJ6? I '.'.,:,:, RICHARD GROVATT College Preparatory Dick He set his heart upon a goal, In life heir .ture to win his role. Hunting and Fishing Club lg Bible Club 2.4g Cross- Country l.2.3,41Traek 1.2.3.4 MARION MAUDE GSELL General I Gizzel Sheds one ofthe nicest that we know, In her future vhe'5 .ture to glozvf, Girls' Plastic Club l 1 Dance Club 23 Chorus l.2g Girls' Gymnastics Club 4. NANCY ANNE GUSTRAY College Preparatory Nanc Her cares' upon her rest lightly For she is lively, young, and sprightlyf' Chorus lg Dance Club 2: Hockey 43 RED OAK 4g Girls' Gymnastic Club 4. NANCY JUNE HAINES College Preparatory Nanry Cheerful captain of Red Squad is she, Has an interest in the presidency. Speech Club l: Hockey I: Danee Club 2: HOLLY SPIRIT 1.2.33 Girls' Citizenship Institute 3g RED OAK 43 Student Council l,2.3.4: Red Squad 23, captain 4. JOY MYRIELDA HALL General Farmer A friendly gal who knows the way To keep cheerful from day to dayf' Bible Club 1.2.42 Soph. Dance Club 2. VERNON H. HALLOYVELI.. Jr. College Preparatory Vern Here'.v one 1vho's never 00-beat In rrzuvie heh shown little defeatf' Chess Club lglA Cappella Choir 2.3.42 Chorus 2,3.4g Track l,2.3.41 Cross-Country 3.4. LYNN IIARRIS College Preparatory Lynn Ile prirlev himvelf on hir walking Heh .seldom ewer teen talking. Gymnastirs Club 4. MARTIIA ANN HART Commercial Mzirtha She'.i' gentle and does gentle rleedv, A sueeesvful life the leads. Speeeh Club l 3 Bible Club 2.4: Chorus 3.4. 27 EDGAR J. HASSON General Eddie The call of the sea, it does appear, Has reached his heart, an made it dear. LORRAINE NORMA HASSON College Preparatory Lorraine Although she's quiet we all know, Lorraine has a purpose and far sheill go. Plastic Club 1 5 Holly Spirit 3g F.N.A. 4. CYNTHIA ANN HASTINGS College Preparatory Cindy The best of friends to everyone, A hard-working gal, and lots of fun. Plastic Club lg Jr. Herald Staff l,2g Sub-Deb 2,35 F.T.A. 3g A Cappella Choir 2,3,4g Basketball man- ager 2,3,4g Student Council l,2,3,4g Jr. Prom Decora- tion Committee 3g Red Oak 3, Photography editor 4. RAYMOND HEARON College Preparatory Rebel Six feet, four inches is mighty tall, What a bump he'd get, if he should falllu Hunting and Fishing Club lg Soph. Dance Club 23 Physics Club 43 Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 45 Bas- ketball l,2,3,4. ANTHONY E. HERNDON College Preparatory Tony The typical boy next door, Except he's got .something even more. Baseball l,2,3g Ice Hockey l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Speech Club 4. ALBERT JOHN HIGGINBOTHAM College Preparatory Al With gazlel in handy wisdom in mind, Al's done his best, you're sure to find. Swing Club l g World Affairs Club 2,4-g Orchestra l,2.3.4g junior Play 3: Red Oak 4, Student Council 2,3 vice-president, 4 president. GEORGE HILAMAN Commercial George Hard at work is he, In all he does, you seef' Dramatic Club l 5 Chess Club 2,4g Band 2,3,4g Or- chestra 2,3,4. EDITH M. HOFFMAN Commercial Edie Dreams of marriage go hand and hand, With Edie as she goes out into the land. Photography Club lg Girls' Leader Club 2g Softball 1,23 Red Oak 4. 28 JL JOHN HORNOR College Preparatory Jack Nice to know, a friend indeed, To anyone who is in need. Basketball lg Hunting and Fishing Club lg Biology Club 2, Band 2, Gymnastics Club 4. MARION A. HOUGHTON Commercial Marion A willing heart, a helping hand, Always ready on demand. Narimasu Choir 15 Girls, Leaders Club 23 Holly Spirit 3,43 Red Oak 4: Jr. Prom Committee 33 F.T.A. 3,45 Student Council 4. BARBARA JEAN HUBBS Commercial Barb Going steady has been the game, For this gal who has an attainable aim. Dramatic Club lg Tennis Club 2g Band 2,3,4g Or- chestra l,2,3g Red Oak 45 Future Business Leaders' Club 45 Holly Spirit 4. EDWARD HUNT, Jr. General Ed A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men, THOMAS KENT JAMES College Preparatory TOIH In-all sports and with personality plus, Tom has done a lot for us. Sports Club 1,23 Science Club 35 World Affairs Club 4g Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jersey Boys' State 35 Holly Spirit 45 Football l,2,3.4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Base- ball l,2,3,4, Band l.2,3g Orchestra l,2,3. MARIE JARMAN College Preparatory Marie With brush in hand and paper near, She'll paint pictures for many a year. Dramatic Club lg Soph. Dance Club 23 Hockey 3,45 Holly Spirit 3, Art Editor 43 Color Guard Alter- nate 3,4g Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 3,43 Speech Club 45 Sub-Deb l,2,3,4. CAROL VISION JENNINGS Commercial Carol A baton-twirling gal is she, Has worked hard for you and me. Sub-Deb lg Hockey lg Dramatic Club lg Tennis Club 25 Chorus l,3g Future Business Leaders' Club 4, Holly Spirit 3,43 Twirling l,2,3,4. SALLY ANN JENNINGS College Preparatory Sally At twirling a baton, she's quite hep, When marching, Sally's always in stepf' Speech Club 1,45 Dance Club 23 Student Council l.2,3,4g Holly Spirit l,2,3,4g Red Oak 3. Literary Editor 43 Twirlers l,2,3g Drum Majorette 4g Sub- Deb l.2.3,4g Jr. Hospital Auxilliary 2,3,4g Girls, Citizenship Institute 35 Jr. Prom Committee 39 May Queen attendant 1.2.3. BARBARA JANEICE JOHNSON College Preparatory Babs Shelf the best of company at any time, Her chances for success are surely prime Dramauc Club 1,2, Jr. Band 1, F.N.A. 4, Orchestra l,2,3,4. GERALD JOHNSON General Jerry The 'quiet-til-you-get-to-know-him' kind, A friend in him youlre sure to jindfi Gymnastics Club 4. SHEILA K. JOHNSON College Preparatory Sheila New to our school this year, Quiet, but full of fun and cheer.', Latin Club 1,2g Sophomore class vice-president 2g Chemistry Club 35 Newport History Club 35 Tum- bling Club 3g Physics Club 4. DANIEL JONES Commercial Dan Known as the 'jones Boy',' tops with all, Good looking, the cutest you ever saw. Sports Club 1 g Sophomore Dance Club 2,4g Base- ball 1,3.4g Student Council 4: RED OAK 4. HAROLD MILTON JONES College Preparatory Jersey Jones At boxing he will always be One of the greatest you'll ever see.' Track Club 4. RICHARD JONES, Jr. General Rick A great ball player is our 'Rick,' This guy for all-county they did pick? Track 1.23 Baseball 12.3.41 Football 1,2,3.4g Sports Club 4. JOYCE ANN JURECHKO College Preparatory Joyce Watch her as the years go by Out in the world shelll surely rate highf' Hockey lg School Newspaper 13 Music Theater Club 23 Swimming 23 Chorus 1.23 Library Council 1,4g F.N.A. 41 Jr. HERALD Staff 4. JACK LOUIS JURIGA College Preparatory Jack Concerned with feet - or rather shoes, lack's always there to help you choose. Student Council 1: F.T.A. 2: Orchestra 2,3,4g Band 2.3.4g Physics Club 44 Jr. HERALD Staff 4. 30 it L. it . ... J .,.. pr 'RTI ff-'x GARY ERIC KALLEN College Preparatory Gar None but good men give good things, Cheerful words to us he brings. Latin Club l,2g Student Council 12,33 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3g Football l.2,3,4g Track 3,43 Physics Club 4g Varsity Club. EDITH MARIE KARMEN Commercial jean A redhead who is quite nice Of her you'll always think twice. Leather Club l 3 Knitting Club 4, PATRICIA L. KAUFMAN Commercial Pat Ever blithe, ever gay Smiling all the live long dayf, Jr. Prom Committee 3g Student Council 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,4g RED OAK 45 Color Guard 3g Crafts Club 4g Red Squad 4. WILLIAM KENNEY College Preparatory Pickles Pickles is his name Will it lead him to fame? Track Club l Q Dance Club 23 Aviation Club 4g Track 1,2.3.4g Cross-Country 1.2.3, ROBERT T. KIPP College Preparatory Bob A crow-country co-captain and as you see, He led hit team to victory. Sports Officials Club l 3 Track Club 2,43 Football lg Track l,2,3,4: Cross-Country 2.3.4. KATHLEEN K. KRACHUN General Kathy A tall, thy lafsie is she An efficient secretary the will bef' CHARLES LENNOX General Charlie Charlie prizes his license, we all know, And his car will really go, go, go. Football lg Chess Club 23 Sports Club 3: Dance Club 4. BARBARA ANN LEONARD Commercial Barbara No star in the ,starry fky Can match the twinkle in her eye, Leather Club lg Charm Club 2. 31 ff 1- ix I. 1 q.t'1d .,g.w- - ,sr-.emit Su px CLIFFORD W. LEWIS College Preparatory Cliff Clif is shy, yet lots of fun,' Many a friend he has won. Hobby Club lg Football 15 Sports Club 2, Jr. Prom Committee 35 Chess Club 4. DAVID LOVELAND College Preparatory Dave Has many hobbies, one is his car, On personality he is up to par. Hobby Club 1 g Sports Club 2,4. ROBERT A. LUCAS General Luke Always at the Shop,' he'll be, For janet works there, you see. Photography Club I 1 Dance Club 2. WILLIAM J. LUCAS General Woody Hep as a catcher on the baseball team, His personality is on the beam. Football 1,2,3g Baseball 2,3,4g Sports Club 25 Ath- letic Trainers Club 4. ALEX LUPINETTI Commercial Butch On the gridiron he sure is great, Give him a guitar, he'll really rate. Wrestling Club lg Football l,2,3,4g Archery Club 25 Sports Club 45 Track 1,2. WILLIAM T. MASYN College Preparatory Bill Science seems to be his field, In the future, he's sure to yield. Hobby Club 15 Football 1 5 Science Club 25 JETS 35 Jr. Play 35 Physics Club 4g Holly Spirit 4. GEORGE MCCRACKEN General Mac Mac he is called for short, Driving his car is his favorite sportf' ROBERT WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH General Bob Bob's a sportsman fine and true, For him the sun always shines through? Archery 2, Cross-Country 1.2,3,45 Gymnastic Club 4. 32 S 0:3 PATRICIA MCKEON College Preparatory Pat In Texas lies Pat's destiny, And the best of nurses she will be. Knitting Club l,2. RICHARD MERKEL General Merk Quiet, shy, rather nice, Really great, he'll suffice. Hunting and Fishing Club lg Archery Club 2g Gym- nastics Club 45 Cross-Country 4. MARY LOUISE MILLER College Preparatory Mary Lou Loyal and true, a real friend, On her you can depend. Jr. Orchestra lg Student Council lg Dramatic Club l,2g Girls' Citizenship Institute 3, HOLLY SPIRIT 33 Jr. HERALD Staff 2.33 Jr. Play 3: Prom Commit- tee 35 World Affairs Club 43 RED OAK 4: Chorus 2,3. SANDRA ANN MIMNAUCH College Preparatory Sandy Sandy's license is her prize, On the hockey field she drives? Golf Club lg Student Council lg F.N.A. 2.3,4g G.A.A. 4g Hockey 2.3.41 Softball 1.2.43 Swimming l,2,3,4. JANE LUCILLE MINERVA College Preparatory Bubbles Seen with the red fox of Mt. Holly High, Sheis full of life and very spryf' Charm Club 1: Hockey 3: Prom Committee 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4g A Cappella Choir l.2,3,4. THELMA MINNEY College Preparatory Thel Thelma can really move those feet, When it comes to the 'Rock and Roll' beatf' Plastic Club lg Orchestra l,2g Band 2, Photography Club 2, Speech Club 4. NANCY ANN MISIEWICZ College Preparatory Nanc She's a laughing, peppy dame, Always joking, always game. Dramatic Club lg Chorus 1.2: A Cappella Choir 1,2g HOLLY SPIRIT 2.3,4: Jr. HERALD Staff 2,35 Neophytes 23 Jr. Prom Committee 31 Softball 25 Bas- ketball 3.4g Color Guard 3.4: Student Council 2,45 Sports Club 4: RED OAK 4. JUDITH ANN MISNER Commercial Judy Loyal, sincere and true, As a friend she'll come through. Girls, Plastic Club l.4g Photography Club 2, Bank- ing Cashier, 33 Prom Committee 31 Chorus 1,2. 33 f wt- IJ X I il DAVID E. MITCHELL College Preparatory Smudge Full of fun and vigor too, As a friend, helll come throughfj Metal Shop Club 15 Sports Club 25 Track 2g Base- ball 45 Athletic Trainers Club 45 Football l,2,3, co- captain 45 Basketball l.2,3,4. ANN LOUISE MLYNARSKA Commercial Annie Long blond hair, a winning smile, One we'll remember for quite a while. Dramatic Club lg Dance Club 2,45 Jr. HERALD Staff 2,3.4g RED OAK 4. F. EUGENE MORSE Jollege Preparatory Deacon A good-hearted redhead through and through, Reds will do anything for me and you. Baseball 15 Class President lg Varsity Club 1,25 Foot- ball 2g Basketball l,2,3,,45 Golf Team 253,45 captain5 Prom Committee 35 Speech Club 4. PETRONIA MURRAY College Preparatory Tronie Large streams from little fountains flow, Tall oaks from little acorns growf, Plastic Club lg Chorus 1.25 F.H.A. 25 Craft Club 45 Jr. Twirlers 4. FLETCHER NEWLAND II College Preparatory Fletch As the girls go by, Fletch gives them all the eye. Swimming l 3 Water P0105 Varsity Club l 5 Cross- Country 23 Track 2.3.45 Sophomore Dance Club 2: Football 3.45 Gymnastics Club 4. HOWARD A. NIXON General Howard Red hair, freckles, and all, He's one of our most tall. Photography Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,4g Athletic Train- ers' Club 4. YVONNE NORTH Commercial Yvonne East is East, West is West, Here at Holly, North is best. Library Club 1 3 Dramatic Club 25 Make-up Club 35 F.B.L.A. 4. FLORENCE JOY O'DONNELL Commercial Joy joy,s talent lies in her paint brush, In this brush, we have laid our trust. Orchestra 1.3: Dance Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Make-Up Club 4: RED OAK 4. 34 .F giggxlr 1. ' or N I, 'J v 4:7 -FE GARY OSTREM College Preparatory Gary Necessary .member of the band, Gary's trumpet is just grand. Band l,2.3,4g Orchestra l.2.3,4: Swing Band 4. CAROL SUSAN PALEY College Preparatory Carol A winning way, a pleasant smiley Dressed so neat, quite in style. Charm Club lg Dance Club 21 Jr. Prom Committee 3g Girls' Gymnastics Club 4: Chorus 2.3.42 Major- ette 2.3. co-captain 4. JOETTA PARKS General Lettie She is short: her disposition rates high, If you haz,'en't this it's hard to buyf' Dance Club 23 Chorus 2: Knitting Club 4. GEORGE A. PEAK General Deacon Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun,' Relishes a joke, rejoiees in a pun. Football 1: Sports Club lg Jr. Prom Committee 3g Dance Club 2.43 Baseball l,2.3.4g Basketball l.2.3,4. M. KEELER PERINCHIEF College Preparatory Butch A charming lad, full of wit, In the world he'll do his bitf' Dramatic Club 1: Make-up Club 2g Junior Play 35 RED OAK 43 World Affairs Club 43 Student Coun- cil 2,31 Jr. HERALD Staff 3. ALAN PETERS General Al Short, but his smile's always bright For the future, he'll do all rightf, Xviation Club 43 Track 4. JUDITH E. PHARES College Preparatory Judy In the plays she'll work for you One who'll never forget her cuef' Dramatic Club 1,23 Orchestra 1.2.33 Junior Play 33 Crafts Club 4: RED OAK 4, JUDITH CAROLYN PHILIPS College Preparatory Rebel fudy brings music our way A little song to brighten each day. Swimming Team 33 Swing Band 45 Dance Club 4. 35 Qi P ? I , tb cull' ' THOMAS PLATT College Preparatory Tom His last name is Platt, For you he'll go to bat. Chorus 1,2,35 Hunting and Fishing Club 1,43 Golf Club 2. CAROLYN JANE POWELL Commercial Carolyn Smart and wittyg a title she gained As princess over our prom she reigned. Dramatic Club 1,25 Chorus 2.3,4g Jr. Herald Staff 2,3g A Cappella Choir 3: Prom Committee 3g RED OAK 45 World Affairs Club 4. ROBERTA POWELL General Susie Susie is neu' to us this year, She's also quiet and sinceref, Spanish Club 3,4g Swimming Club 3,45 Knitting Club 4. PATRICIA MAY PRICE Commercial Pat Prices are high, prices are low But this is a Price we all knowf' Bible Club lg Dramatic Club 23 Sports Club 4. JOAN EILEEN QUINN Commercial Kiwi f'As everyone can surely see Shejs little Miss Personality. Dramatic Club 1 : Dance Club 2,4g Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 21 Jr. HERALD Staff 43 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 3: RED OAK 4. STEVEN RAUCH College Preparatory Steam Boat 'fLots of ambition, he's on the ball, And looking toward Princeton this coming fall. Make-up Club lg 'Dennis Club 2g World Affairs Club 4g Tennis 1.2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4g Jun- ior Play 3g Student Council 4. PAUL LAWRENCE RAYSER. Jr. College Preparatory Rayser Blade Self-trust is the hrst .secret of success, A virtue at times is his quietness. Football lg Basketball 23 Hi-Y 2g Science Club 23 College Club 3g Spanish Club 3g Physics Club 45 Track 4. PATRICIA M. RICHARDSON General Chickie A real cute 'chick' This gulls quite a click. Dance Club lg Dramatic Club 2g F.N.A. 4. 36 1 X. SHIRLEY M. ROCKHILL Commercial Sometimes quiet but not all the time, Friends like Shirley are hard to find. Dramatic Club 23 Make-up Club 33 F.B.L.A. 4. BRUCE W. ROGERS Shirley Agriculture Rogers A future farmer will he be? This is only for the future to see. iootball 1 3 Hunting and Fishing Club 1,23 Track Club 23 Aviation Club 4,3 F.F.A. 2.3.4. NANCY JEAN ROGERS College Preparatory Rodge Friendly, cheerful, and helpful she be, With a nice quiet personality. Bible Club 1.2.43 Chorus 11 Hockey 1.23 Band 2.3.45 jr, IIERALD Staff 33 HOLLY SPIRIT 3: Jr. Hos- pital Auxiliary 1.2. treasurer 3.43 Prom Committee 3. MARJORIE DAWN RUCH College Preparatory Marge Dresses neat, full of glee This suits Marjorie to a 'TY 1' g Dramatic Club 1.2: Chorus 1.2.3.43 HOLLY SPIRIT l.2.3.43 jr. HERALD Stall 2.3: Prom Committee 33 Sub Deb 2.3.43 Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 2.3. treasurer 43 A Cappella 33 W'orld Affairs Club 4, DORIS Y. RUFF College Preparatory An alto in A Cappella Choir She's sure to set the world on firef, A Cappella 1.2.3.43 Chorus 4. EDWARD RUFF General Ed Doris He's a real nice guy, everyone knowsg He treats people nice, wherever he goes' Track: Bandg Aviation Club 4. DELORES SCHAFFHAUSER College Preparatory Library helper and good friend, She's eficient to the very endf, Library Club 1,2.43 Library Council 2,3,4. WILLIAM SEMON College Preparatory Bill Dee HeJs a real niee guy, everyone knowsg He treats people nice, wherever he goesf' Aviation Club 4g Wrestling 43 Track 3,43 Basketball 1 37 RAYMOND SETH College Preparatory Ray Those who from trouble flee, Live long, happy, and merrily. Hunting and Fishing Club, Dance Club 2,4, Track 3, Football 1,3,4. FAY R. SEVERS Commercial Fay Short and perky, on the ball, Rarely talks in study hall.'J Dramatic Club 1, Dance Club 2, Photography Club 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 4. CAROL SHANAHAN College Preparatory Reds Full of vim, vigor, and vitality, She's got bounce, as all can see. Booster Club 1,3, G.A.A. l,2,3, Sock and Buskin 2, Masque and Sandal 3, Dance Club 2, Newspaper 2,3, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 2,3, Hockey 3,4. JAMES F. SHANLEY College Preparatory M-O M-O, Sunburn, or Freckles i5 he, Can alto be seen on the basketball varsity. Golf Club l,2, Golf 2, Football 2, Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball 1,3,4, Speech Club 4, Student Council 4. JUDITH M. SHERRARD Commercial Judy fudy's a girl of depth along with height, Bursting with fun from day 'til night. Dramatic Club l,2, Girls' Chorus 1, Chorus 2, Make- up Club 3,4g RED OAK 4, N.H.S. 3,4 J. GARFIELD SHINN General Shinny Basketball is Shinny's favorite sport, He'5 really a whiz on the eourtf' Sports Officials Club 1, Dance Club 2, Athletic 'Trainers' Club 4, Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4. THEODORE D. SHINSKE College Preparatory Ted Handsome, xuave, and debonair, Baseball is his finest flare. Hunting and Fishing Club 1, Track Club 23 Gym- nastics Club 4, Baseball 1,3,4. HAROLD SHORT Commercial Shorty We grant altho' he has much wit, He it very shy in using it. Track Club 4. 38 Z 'r EQ' .1 ,Ag eff . YQ . iii? NOLA J. SHOVER General Nola Proud possessor of an engagement ring, About the future shels sure to sing.', Plastic Club lg Chorus 1 g Dance Club 23 Sports Club 4. MARIE H. SIEBER Commercial M trie Sweet, kind, generous, toog She'll always be a friend to you. Art Club lg F.B.L.A. 33 Make-up Club 4. JANE SILBER College Preparatory Janie Baseball, basketball, hockey, toog fane's the gal to score points for you. Girls' Plastic Club lg Archery Club 2g Crafts Club 4g Junior Play 33 Prom Committee 3g Band 2,3, cap- tain 4g Orchestra 2,3,4g G.A.A. l.2,3,4-3 Basketball l,2,3,4g softball l,2,3,4g hockey l.2,3,4. JANET SIMMONDS General Jan A future teacher she will be, One of her good points is courtesyf Future Teachers of America 4. 1 CHARLES SIMPKINS General Charlie Hails from homeroom 213, Charlie's really on the beamf, Hobby Club lg Dramatic Club 25 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 4. ROBERT SIMPKINS General Bob Good friend and lots of fun, Especially when he's got his gunf Football 1 g Hunting and Fishing Club l. PATRICIA ANN SIMONS Commercial Pat Lucky Pat Simons Will soon get diamondsf' Student Council lg Dramatic Club lg Holly Spirit lg Dance Club 25 Jr, HERALD Staff 35 Sports Club 45 Color Guard 4g Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 45 Sub Deb l,2,3,4. JOE SKAHAN College Preparatory Freckles Sorta noisy, seldom quiet, Sometimes good, always a riotf, Tennis Club 4-g Speech Club 45 baseball 1,2,3,4. 39 if - i. .-E. ma. VIRGINIA A. SMALL Commercial Ginger Small1s the name, the heighfs the sameg Dotty's pal, she's a real great galf' Leather Clubg Dance Club 25 Jr. HERALD Staff 35 Make-up Club 45 Sub-Deb 1,2,3,4. BETTE ELLEN SMIRES General B-L Hailx for fobstown, U.S.A., Always bright, happy, and gayf, Dramatic C1ub5 Plastic Club 2. EVERETT J. SMITH College Preparatory Smitty Smitty's really quite a fellow, He always sings with A Cappellaf' Sports Club 15 Chorus 15 A Cappella 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 C.Y.O. President 2,4. JEAN SMITH College Preparatory Jean Peppy, popular, full of poiseg Seen on the track making noise. Dance Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Make-up Club 35 F.N.A. 3, President 45 Canteen Board 253,45 Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 253.45 RED OAK 45 Red Squad 4. FREDERICK WARREN SNOW III General Warren Don,t be Jurprised whenever you hear, He's designing the ears of future year. JO ANN SORINO Commercial Jo A secretary the will be, The job will .vuit her to a 'T.' Dramatic Club 1,25 Chorus 15 Sports Club 45 Jr. Herald Staff 4. CALVIN SPRAGUE General Spraygoo Prefer5 track above other sports, Can be seen practicing in shortsf' Cross-Country 153,45 Gymnastics Club 45 Track 2,35 'Track Club l,2. JOAN STAFFORD College Preparatory 102111 Quite a gal, friend to all,' With her youlre sure to have a ball. F.F.N. 15 Dramatic Club 25 Speech Club 45 Band 2,3,45 Basketball 1.2,3,45 Softball 1,3. 40 I4 RONALD STAFFORD General Ronnie One of our better-late-than-never friends, Ron brings his Herald to make amends. Hi-Y 1 3 Baseball 1 g Gymnastics Club 4. JOHN G. STEVENS College Preparatory John He has math knowledge for sure, Geometrical problems? - fohnis got the eure. ' Track Club lg Basketball lg Science Club 23 Jets 35 Cross-Country 1,33 Prom Committee 3g Physics Club 4g Jr. Herald Staff 3,45 RED OAK 4. WAYNE R. STREET General Wayne Smooth on the dance floor, But loves his ear moref' Football 13 Sports Ofbcialsl Club 1 3 Track Club 43 Track 2,3,,4. ROY STRING Agriculture Rope It's his friendship and his smile, That makes his manner well worth whilef' Sports Officials' Club 15 F.F.A. 3,4. NANCY LEA STRINGI-IAM General Nan She's the gal with Air Force Blue, Her Diamond sparkles, and her eyes do too. Chorus 1.2: A Cappella Choir 1,23 Dance Club 23 Sports Club 4. KARL JOSEPH SWYLER College Preparatory Joe Scholarships and awards come his way, Heill go far in the future day? Baseball lg Sports Oflicials' Club 13 Science Club 25 Jr. Herald Stall' 33 Physics Club 45 N.H.S. 3,43 Stu- dent Council 2.3,4: Foreign Exchange Chairman 3,45 Football 1,2,3g Jr, Play 33 Basketball Manager 3.45 HOLLY SPIRIT Editor 4. THOMAS W. SZELC General Szacky His stature is small, his interests many, And as for problems, he hasn't any. Wrestling Club Ig Track 1 3 Track Club 2. THOMAS M. TIGAR College Preparatory Tom Men of few words are best, They really come through in the testf' Cross-Country 1,29 Chorus 2,3.4g Track 1,2g Tennis 35 Canteen 2.3g Dance Club 2: A Cappella 3,4. 41 -4-9 1. li! . ff as if 5 Y 4 ,.4- BERNICE ALICE TIVER Commercial Bernice Seen with fo Anne around the halls, And always ready when Doris calls. Chorus lg Dramatic Club l,2g Sports Club 45 Jr. HERALD Staff 4. KENNETH A. TOMPKINS College Preparatory Ken His happy-go-lucky as can be, His sunny nature all can see. Sports Club 2g Football 2,33 Basketball 2.3.45 Track 2,4g Canteen Board 3,45 Physics Club 4. PAT TROUGHTON College Preparatory Pepper A pleasing countenance, neat as a pin, Has pretty hair, a bright future she,ll win. Charm Club lg Dance Club 2g Speech Club 4. ROSE TRUMBETTI General Rodie From Hainesport, an engaged galg A helpful friend and a real pal. Dramatic Club 1 g Photography Club 2g F.N.A, 4g Chorus l,4. ffm, ll THOMAS WADE General Weed One of the Medford 'Wade' brothers, Ambitious, shy, usually seen with the others. WILLIAM WADE General Wyatt Bill, tho you dont hear him much, Is busy being helpful, pleasant, and such. SUSANNE ELIZABETH WALKER College Preparatory Sue In talking she will take the prize She's also smart, pretty, and wisefj Dramatic Club l,2g Student Council 1,23 HOLLY SPIRIT 2,33 Jr, HERALD Staff 2,31 Basketball 23,45 RED OAK 43 World Affairs Club 4g Sub Deb 1,2,3,4g Canteen Board l,2.3.4g Jr. Hospital Auxiliary 2.3,4. THOMAS P. WALKER College Preparatory Oliver Dislikes studying and dating, we don't know why, But to everyone he,s a friendly guyf' Leather Club 2: Chess Club 3: Weight Lifting Club 4. 42 ve' .4 ar ,T-S' O WILLIAM P. WALLIS College Preparatory Wee Willy Shy and quiet, but between you and me, Helll be a successg juxt wait and see. Tennis Club 21 Football 2.3.43 Baseball l,2,3,4g JETS 3g Prom Committee 33 Wrestling 4g Aviation Club 45 RED OAK 4g A Cappella 3. ALBERT WARDWELL General Al A terrific dancer is he, A perton nice ar can be. Chess Club 23 Dance Club 4, GAIL WATSON College Preparatory Twail In the autumn she'll be out there, On the hockey field, in the cool air. Dramatic Club 1: Girls' Leaders Club 2: Girls' Gym- nastics Club 4g G.A.A. 41 Hockey l.2.3.4g Softball 3,4. ALICE E. WEBB Commercial Pixie She har a sweet, attractive kind of grace, With a friendly smile upon her face. A Cappella Choir lg Dramatic Club 2. ROBERT E. WHITFIELD. Jr. College Preparatory Bob Politenes.r is the art of one'v real thought, Friendliness and cheer to us he brought. Photography Club lg Stamp Club 2: Bible Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH WILKINS College Preparatory Betsy Always so pleasant, alzvays so kind, ilflaryis the kind of friend one will rarely find. Tennis Club 2: F.N.A. 45 Softball 23 Swimming 2,3,4. MAXINE ANN WILLEM College Preparatory Max The world receives talent with an open arm, Her friendliness is hlled with quiet charm. Archery Club 2g Band 2.3.4g Orchestra 2,3,4g F.N.A. 45 Swimming 4. RICHARD G. WILLIAMS General Butch He's full of friendship, mischief, wit, and gleeg As any carefree one can be. Football 1,2,3,4g Track lg Dance Club 2,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3. 43 ,nn ,4.-- H. 'Wh ff RICHARD S. WILLIAMS College Preparatory Smithville Cheerful, yet resigned, Has good humor, wisdom, and goodness combined? Wrestling Club 1 5 Dance Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Baseball 15 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 RED OAK 4. VIRGINIA ELAINE WILLIAMS General Ginny Her claim to fame - a record shop,' Stop in to hear the latest bopf' Bible Club l 5 Knitting Club 4. JAMES WIMBERLY College Preparatory Jim Conseientious worker, friend to everyone, Full of pep and lots of fun. Baseball 15 Wrestling Club 15 Hi-Y Club 25 Gym- nastics Club 45 Track 15354. ROSA M. WIMER College Preparatory Rosie Roses are red, and so it goes, But the nicest of all, is our Rose? Charm Club 15 Dance Club 25 Sports Club 45 Soft- ball 45 Hockey l,2,3. DORIS JEAN WINCHESTER Commercial Jean A girl nice to have around, She's hearty, and keeps her feet on the ground, A Cappella Choir lg Chorus 1,25 Hockey lg Dra- matic Club 25 Jr. HERALD Staff 45 Sports Club 45 Sub-Deb 2. FRANK E. WORRELL General Frank His face betokens all things fine, Willing to work, friendly, resignedf' Baseball 15 Sports Club 25 Track Club 45 Football 3,45 Track 2,3,4. MARY ELIZABETH WORRELL General Betty Here's whois pleasant and shy, If looking for a friend, don't pass her by. Dance Club 25 Knitting Club 4. RAYMOND L. WORRELL II College Preparatory Ray Captain of football - need we say rnore? He goes all out to give us a seoref' Speech Club l 5 Dance Club 25 Baseball 1 5 Sports Club 45 Football l,2.3, Captain 4. 44 9' Q 1 A 1 . eiiirsb My UI AS vi' QA FRED ROBERT WORTH College Preparatory Fred Clever ana' humorous is our Fred, A real asset to the white and red. Chorus lg Band 1,2,3,4g South Jersey Band 25 Dra- matic Club lg Dance Club 25 Speech Club 4g Jr. HERALD Staff 3, Prom Committee 35 RED OAK 45 Student Council l,2.3.4.' JEANNE ANN WURSTER College Preparatory Jeannie Likes to play hockey and basketball, She's sweet, quiet, pretty, and tallf' Dance Club 2g Speech Club 4g Prom Committee 3g Sub-Deb 3,45 Twigs 2,3.4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Hockey 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4. JANET ANN YEATS Commercial Jan A jolly one, never gripes, Watch her go when she typesf' Dramatic Club 1,25 Photography Club 4. CHARLES J. ZELLMAN College Preparatory Sonny This oneis name is really 'Sonnyf His jokes are many and always funny. Model Airplane Club 1 g Metal Club 2g Track 1,2, 3,45 Football 3,43 Dance Club 4. JJ GEORGE ZINK College Preparatory George is calm, George is tallg He is thought of as a friend by all. Photography Club 2,4. ALEX WM. KELLY College Preparatory Kelly A newcomer to Holly High He's conscientious - do or dief' Chess Club 45 F.F.A. 4. George DAVID E. REAMER General He,ll say hi, but he is kinda shy,- Onte you know him, he's a very nice guy. Chefs' Club l 5 Track Club 2: Gymnastics Club 4, Dog 45 ---was WHO' 5- 1-L w 'Lv-' 4 N- WE 7' , . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST DEPENDABLE Joe Swylcr Joe Swylcr Carole Gasscrt Bonnie Dzmicels Y I N2 r, MOST VITAL TO CLASS FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSERS DMC Wbolgwn Dan Bates Fred W'orth Pat Appleby Sally Jvnnings Chris Brirk MOST COURTEOUS MOST ATHLETIC Fu-cl Worth Tom Jzuucs M.1ry Lou lNIillc'r 46 Juno Sillwr WHO CLASS CUT-UPS Rich Jonvs Nainry Misivwivz MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST POPULAR Danny Jones Dnvv YVOolston Sully Jennings Sally Jvnnings INIOST STUDIOUS Kvn Gibbs Czlrolc Gassvrt 47 I'D LIKE TO DATE Danny -Ionvs Sally Jvnnings BEST NATYRHD Alvx I1llI7il1l'lli Mvrry Br-.mton I CIIATTER BOXES Nlymu Gottlic-lv SuS.1nnv YN'.1lk01' Q fa Student Directors Mary Lou Miller. Susannt W'z1lker SENIOR PLAY JUMPIN, JUPITER Comedy in Three Acts by Kurtz Gordon This year the class of 1959 presented Hjumpin' Jupiter. the story of three young girls in their early twenties who share an apartment in New York. These young Broadway hopefuls are about to be thrown out of their living quarters if they don't pay their rent, By an act of curiosity they are Caught up in a kidnapping. and accidently get hold of the 3550.000 ransom money. Their efforts to get rid of it, and solve the kidnapping lead to one hilarious situation after another. Finally the kid- napped girl is safely returned, our three young ac- tresses get the reward money, and a happy ending is had by all. Prompters Marjorie Rueh. Rose Wimer 48 2 ,W W , Abigail Baker: Mollie Malone: Judy Philips Christine Brick Dorothy Freston: Jeanne Wurster Gilda: Carol Shanahan DIRECTORS: Mr. Bacon, Mr. DeStc-phano As a last minute substitute, Keeler Perincliief, playing the role of Oscar Bixnbleton, did an ex- cellent job. We are sorry he wasn't present in order to have his picture taken. Minnie Milldew: Judy Phares ,A-34 Robert Wright: Stage Manager: Gary Kullen Steve Rauch Patricia Amold l ' 1 i . ' ,e t Shirley Busch Pl ' Ji N X -ulffx 1 Messenger Boy: Dick Williams Policewoman: Bonnie Daniels Irene Manning: Nanci Folts Ben: Fletch Newlnncl Hit., WOODLAND I 'Q' .,., ' .5 , A L- --'-A--.s,..K .,... ,v-J.. 1, A J junior Prom Every spring everyone looks forward with great anticipation to the big social event of the year, the junior prom. The Class of 1959 presented 'WVoodland Sym- phonyn on June 13, 1958. Dancing to the music of Joe Conway, all had a wonderful tirne, while Carolyn Powell, princess, and Janet Maybury, queen, reigned over the never-to-be-forgotten night. ueen Pr1ncess anct Mwybury Carolyn Powell -l, 1 , yy V ,Q f SYMPHONY QQ President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Dave XVoolston Earl Goodfcllow hlcrry Benston Chris Brirk .X 1 5 X vb ' WASHINGTON TRIP Our trip to Washington as Seniors can be recorded as an enjoyable a n d adventurous part of our story. Adventurous in the respect that it provided many new experiences which will help us as citizens of the future. Before arriving at our nation's capital we enjoyed a tour of splendid Naval Academy at Annapolis. While in Washington we were elated with theisight of the Capitol Building, White House, Washington Monument, Bureau of Printing and Engraving, and the Lincoln Memorial. The views of Mount Vernon, former home of George Washington have also been instilled upon our memories. We, the Class of '59, will always remember the experiences, both enjoyable and educational, for many years to come. 1 52 ,4 UN DERCLAS SMEN v 1.-ws-syn-K W-f nf-- N FROSH SDPHOMORE A K gy PARTY DANCE L, A , y J UN NOR N PLAY W A .A President L Horner I zce President, Markowskig Secretary, B. Cantzg Homeroom 102 FIRST ROW.' M. Foulk, N. McKeon, B. Langston, Mr. Cheesman, advi.for,' R. Kuyken, treasurer: C. Kotula, M. Keider. SECOND ROW.' P. Jobes, J. Kunze, secretary, B. Kang, D. Kra- chun, B. Jasinski, R. Johnson, B. Lay- ton, S. Davis. THIRD ROW.' T. Ku- zenko, P. Voorhees, P. johnson, vice president: J. King, H. Lewallen, J. Claytor, J. Jones. FOURTH ROW: H. Kellogg, L. Ingling, L. Lewis, W. Mc- Intyre, B. Kelley, E. Linton, Schaf- fer. FIFTH ROW: R. Lane, W. Lin- coln, C. Bleice, R. Jones. Homeroom 107 FIRST ROW: R. Budden, E. Crain, treasurer: R. Cantz, president: Cliver, vice president: A. CZtH8lC, seeretaryg B. Poinsett, R. Bockman. SECOND ROW: M. McCabe, M. Coghe, B. Carter. M. Cosaboom, O'Malley, Brown, L. Cosaboom, Crozier. THIRD ROW: J. Bryan, A. Perry. P. Donahue, M. Crowley, C. Clevvnger, P. Pram, Corcoran. FOURTH ROW: B. Cum- mings, P. Croshaw, B. Claypoole, R. Robinson, R. Hunter, E. Couples, T. Shanahan, D. Brimmer. vuvi - 'Y '1' 'Y Homeroom 201 FIRST ROW: W. Stacks, J. Cascano, B. A. Crosby, Mr. Sehnepf. adz'i.ier,' M. Fowour. V. Ramsey, R. Heston. SECOND ROW.' L. Rogers, F. Dor- mand, M. Denney, R. Rabenstine. W. Foerst, R. Easliek, B. Mengel. R. Endi- eott. THIRD ROW: B. Bogie. R. Davis. J. Durand. M. MeGovern, L. Curry. L. Prickett, R. Hiekmzln. FOURTH ROW.' G. Hendrickson, Humphrey. J. Oatman, P. Green, W. Branin, D. Hussey. FIFTH ROW: R. Horn. D. Bennett, W. Dorn. W. Dyer. ABSENT: R. Eigenbrot, A. Heller. Homeroom 205 FIRST ROW: H. Wells, D. Matlack, R. Erb. Mr. Petrillo, adviierg K. Cota, J. Weidler, B. Walters. SECOND ROW: R. Vatalaro, C. Mueller, C. Neppes, M. Garafola, B. Watts, Davis, M. Tanner, S. Sellers. THIRD ROW.' A. Dean, R. Wzllraven. L, Russo, B. Bendel, D. Bohler, M. Hall. A. Russo, B. Braddock. Homeroom 207 FIRST ROW: J. Gray, J. Heller. T. Coonley, Mr. Whiteraft, advixefg B. Gager, C. Hawes, M. Woodard. SEC- OND ROW: J. Wardwell, J. Garofall, P. McGuigan, M. Frcidhicm. P. Gro- vatt, R. Gaskill, M. Haines, M. Kee- nen. THIRD ROW: E. Frohner. F. Grungo, C. Griffith, W. Gant, G. Gilli- son, W. Grassie, R. Hansen. FOURTH ROW.' H. Gillett, B. Harris, M. Heller, J. Harris, M. Hopkins, E. Gregory. FIFTH ROW: J. Gillen, R. Gaskill, J. Gramiak. -ug Homeroom 2 10 FIRST ROW: C. Ruch, J. Thomas. secretary: W. Toplinski, president, Mr. Hinger, adviser, D. Hammond, vice president, H. Summers, M. Flynn. SECOND ROW: M. Renfro, T. Wim- berly, M. Stanley, J. Wolfe, R. Win- zinger, J. Russell, S. Reid, P. Tapper. THIRD ROW.' R. Semler, T. McMul- len, R. Williams, R. Rowan, R. Wil- liams, R. Horner, W. Yates. FOURTH ROW: C. Wortham, C. Peck, C. Ryer, L. Thompson, L. Horner. FIFTH ROW: W. Wright, J. Smith, M. Tempora. Homeroom 2 1 1 FIRST ROW: T. Skahan, L. White, L. Worrell, prexidentg Miss Whittle, adviser, K. Wellins, vice president, J. Lawrence, treasurer: A. Woods. SEC- OND ROW.' S. Peters, L. Lincoln, C. Roche. A. Weiss, B. Reamer, S. Kemp, G. Reed, L. Powell. THIRD ROW: A. Lupinetti, R, Wills, R. McCarthy, P. Hunt, R. Witcomb, W. Pendle, C. Seitz. FOURTH ROW: C. Wither- spoon, K. Vick, D. Pennock. Homeroom 214 FIRST ROW: D. Sullivan, M. L. Smith, G. Street, Mr. Bacon, adviser: C. Smith, Smith, M. L. Taylor. SECOND ROW: J. Sneider, G+S-in-i-th, . , B. Braun, Spaeth, G. Beidler, J. Shinn, W. Trout. THIRD ROW: R. Szelc, P. Robinson, J. Scho- Held, F. Stafford, Mulholland, C. Stevenson, C. Story. FOURTH ROW: E. Shover, E. Scott, D. Smith, T. Quay, J. Bayley. Homeroom 2 16 FIRST ROW: C. Minney, F. Nolan, .fecretaryj Myers, prexident: Miss Bohannon, adviser: B. Ofgant, vice president: J. Morrison. treasurer: R. Curry. SECOND ROW: B. Nunn, D. Okie, G. Okie, E. Myers, J. Nixon, B. Ord, S, Morgan, R. Oehler. THIRD ROW: Pacitti, D. Robinson, W. Allen, M. Codrick, H. Mullins, C. Manganiello, B. Mushinski. FOURTH ROW: K. Brown, M. Kolbinger, R. Palmer, Panella, H. Osterholzer, Moore. FIFTH ROW: R. Ware, B. Crawe, R. Morse, S. Mitchell, Homeroom 232 FIRST ROW: M. Morse, D. Barton, W. Alloway, N. Bond, prexidentg L. Braddock, secretary: V. Bradley, N. Adams. SECOND ROW: D. Adams, S. Bodine, M. Bodine, V. Greenhalgh, B. Curtsinger, M. Ashby, G. Stemmer, C. Barrowclough. THIRD ROW: R. Batten, D. Ballinger, A. Bittner, L. Boyle, Cotton, R. Aarons, J. Carr. FOURTH ROW: G. Acton, J. Ann- strong, Baxter, M. Bershesky, D. Ab- rams, M. Barber. FIFTH ROW: C. Biesiada, G. Baker, H. Bowker, J. Madden. Homeroom V-4 FIRST ROW: H. McDermott, MC- Grogan, treasurer: G. Compton, prexi- dent: Mr. Randolph, adviser, M. MC- Shane, vice president: S. Maynard, secretary, H. Meeks. SECOND ROW: F. Schultz, M. Lucas, Schafifhouser, R. Forbes, C. McCoy, S. Matthews, J. Markowski, A. Scott. THIRD ROIV: J. Mathews, D. Cochran, H. MrClecry, T. Merkel, M. McKay. E. Sinrlnir, M. Mzillernee, J. Rupert. UN IOR PLAY CAST: FIRST ROW: R. Aarons, K. Wellens, D. Matlack, G. Beidler, B. Ofgant, K. Cota, E. Scott, M. L. Hall, H. L. Barrowclough, Kunze, G. Compton. SECOND ROW.' Osterholzer. J. Carr, B. Walter, C. A. Roche, E. J. Crain. THIRD ROW: THE FAMILY OBODY WANTED by Mrs. Helen Doss DIRECTORS: S. Reid: Miss Wesselg J. Markowskig J. Maddeng M. McShane. The Family Nobody Wantedi' is the story of the parents were very aristocratic and were opposed to Doss family made up of several children, all of whom the Doss family. The trials and the tribulations of were of different nationalities. this heart-warming family were carried through all The oldest son, Don, was in love with a girl whose the play. 58 Homeroom 100 FIRST ROW: R. Wood, L. Taylor secretary: R. Earley, president: Mr Oschell, adviserg F. Roessleri, vice- ,bresidentg S. Berlinger, treasurer, B Sharp. SECOND ROW: D. Coughlin T. Moudy, J. Dever, S. Costello, J Sarfaty, S. Seth, R. Morgan, Evans THIRD ROW: T. Cox, Scott, M Rodgers, J. Farrell, C. Bartz, L. Rodg- ers, R. Hall. FOURTH ROW: F Lamb, L. Falijewski, A. Lozier, D Worth, I. Malcan, W. Rue. Homeroom 105 FIRST ROW: P. Erickson, S. Bealand, Sec., C. Flivkener, Pres., Mrs. Chance, adrivorg M. Seiber, V. Pres.: C. Good- fcllow, Trees.: E. Sibbett. SECOND ROW: D. Gardiner, M. Ferrell, M. Dries, L. Dickinson, Small, M. Eck- art, P. Faber, R. Eekmpn. THIRD ROW: D. Cmviner, Smith, H. Ling- ling, B. Morgan, E. Simpkins, H. Do- viak, T. Hodges. FOURTH ROW: T. Shaw, H. Schilder, R. Davis, A. Fenton, R. Worrell, L. Earlin. . Homeroom 1 1 1 FIRST ROW: M. Pierce, L. Emrich, secretary: T. Mitchell, president: I. Hollingshead, advisor: E. Kline, vice president: R. Losse, lreasurerg An- dress. SECOND ROW: P. Budd, A. Scott, C. Garkovich, M. Alleger, P. Winte, C. Holzman, J. Fowler, R. Anter. THIRD ROW: W. Hitztaler, J. Crowell, J. Cable, R. Johnson, J. Wrublewski, R. Albertson, D. Gardiner. FOURTH ROW: D. Langon, W. Doran, R. Zaehring, J. Bowker. Homeroom 209 FIRST ROW: Alexander, D. Edgar, treasurer: V. Brown, president: Miss Wessel, adviser: M. King, vice presi- dent, C. Rubin, secretary: J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: P. Ballinger, T. Coldy, Gibbs, R. Could, V. Powell, N. Gilbert, S. Williams, U. Cowens. THIRD ROW: M. Behling, C. Clatts, L. Stackhouse, N. Holmes, M. Baldwin, D. Nast, A. Esposito. FOURTH ROW: D. Garwood, P. Mulraney, J. Terrien, S. Powell, N. Donnelly, R. Zellman. FIFTH ROW: G. Dugan, K. Neeld, D. Perinchief, R. Meiss, B. Brown, T. Morgan, E. Guest. Homeroom 212 FIRST ROW: R. Tiver, E. Prickett, secretary: D. Hornor, president: E. Leap, vice president: J. Cortright, treasurer: J. Price. SECOND ROW.' T. Anderson, J. Petroski, R. Stayton, M. Turner, R. Van Duyne, R. Con- tarski, H. Gorwood, R. Simpkins. THIRD ROW.' P. Kirvan, S. Lazo, B. Kaelin, B. Johnson, L. Trullinger, C. Greenwald, L. Pennock. FOURTH ROW: R. Stackhouse, G. Arey, Stroud, R. Harris, W. Jones, C. Strat- ton. FIFTH ROW: W Steinmetz, R. Alves, C. Allison. Homeroom 2 1 8 FIRST ROW: P. Murrdy, N. O'Don- nell, B. Saunders. president: Mrs. May, advisor: C. Osgood, vice-president: M. White, secretary, R. Wallis. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, C. Simmonds, V. Morrison, S. Moule, Pallante, Weiss, M. Morrison, Mitchell. THIRD ROW: G. Patterson, M. Vitco, E. Budd, B. Burr, C. Paryzek. K. Sep- tor. R. Moorhouse. FOURTH ROW: K. Ackerman, Floris, L. Williams. V. Vincent, C. Whitfield, B. Ott. FIFTH ROW: J. Biesiada, A. Wiley, C. Blisard, C. Broy, J. Schlosser, B. Patterson. Homeroom 222 FIRST ROW: J. Thompson, J. Blasi. secretary: Ranalli, president: Mrs. Ames, advisor, A. Ranalli. vice- presidentj C. Hall, treasurer: J. Simp- kins. SECOND ROW: S. Horner, D. McElroy, Lucas, S. Stain, S. Brower, R. Road, H. Hertel, C. VVhitton. THIRD ROW.' M. Hedgepeth, W. Rife. J. Folts, B. Horker, A. Ruble. J. Birdsall, G. Curry. FOURTH ROW.' L. Rasmusen, R. Hall, S. Reeves, G. Herman. F. Nelson. Homeroom 224 Fmsr Row. cz. Bodine. J. Kapalua, treasurer: T. Lord, president: Mr. Walsh, advisor: Beals, vice-prexidentj J. Cobb. secretary: Kimble. SEC- OND ROW: D. Bowker. Booth, E. Umstead. C. Carpenter. N. Davenport. S. Shaw, R. Clapper, B. Cason. THIRD ROW: G. Rossell, M. Lebak, R. Schafle, A. Taylor, D, Russell, C. Del- Rosaaio, P. Loveland. FOURTH ROIV: R. Shriner, R. MCEvoy, S. Davis, N. Swan. J. Knthan. W. Wright, J. Gamboa. ' if ,gk , . . Q , X Homeroom 230 FIRST ROW: M. McDowell, L. Collins, J. Coghe, Mr. Holfman, advisory S. McGuigan, R. Seddon, L. Danser. SECOND ROW: W. Thompson, G. Ludlow, S. Miller, C. Cota, R. Macintosh, G. Cotton, E. DeCamp, J. Fort. THIRD ROW: L. Wolanski, G. Donaldson, Vendetti, W. Thomas, R. Mattson, L. Maybury, D. McKelwee. FOURTH ROW: H. Freck, J. Morse W. McAleer. 5 SOPHOMORE DANCE On the First Thursday in November, 1958, the class of '61 presented its Sopho- more dance. They chose as their theme The Harvest Hop, and the gym was decorated ac- cordingly in the fall decor. This dance is an annual affair given by each successive Sophomore class. Usually proving to be a success, this year proved to be no exception, as all those who attended enjoyed the music of Bob Capetta and his band. 62 Treasurer Michael Kirby Preszdent, George Heisermang Vice President, Homeroom 103 FIRST ROW: S. Danser, P. Wilson, M. Goodfellow, Mrs. Donnelly, adviser: F. Gsell, B. Grinnalcls, S. Crespo. SEC- OND ROW: C. Cotton, A. Harris, J. Goldy, C. Hankin, D. Grooms, C. Gil- bert, W. Gremore, W. Haines. THIRD ROW: F. Gurdon, W. Havens, R. Greenwald, G. Griffith, J. Fenimore, M. Gilder, Hanimons. FOURTH ROW: K. Hagan, N. Hummel, S. Har- ris, M. Giberson, L. Taylor, M. Giebey. FIFTH ROW: C. Harris, Haley, E.. Atchison, W. Gregory, E. Gilbert. Homeroom 109 FIRST ROW: Newsome, Wirhser, Secretaryg M. Quay, Presidentj Miss Sinton, advisory L. Neppes, Vice Presi- dentg L. Platt, Treasurerg Petroski. SECOND ROW: W. Powell, H. Os- trow, A. Peak, P. Powell, L. Pilola, C. Odell, T. Quinn, E. Oldham. THIRD ROW: Niellols, N. Norlmerk, J. O'Donnell, M. Murray, S. Onkerson, N. Nelson, K. Nix. FOURTH ROW: J. Peters, A. Prire. N. Palma, Prop- son, R. Nunn, Pennock, R. Pondish, R. Powell, FIFTH ROW: L. Potter, B. Nutt, H. Phillips, L. Perez. Homcroom 1 1 1 FIRST ROW: K. McKenna, A. Mitu- zas, treasurer: W. Manuel, president: Mr. Sobelman, adviser: W. McAffee, vice president: V. McDonald, secretary: L. Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Mar- shall, I. Morris, H. Marino, M. Mc- Peak, G. -Mollar, I. Mahalchik, J. Mollica, J. Minney. THIRD ROW: T. Hamm, E, Marinella, C. Morris, B. Meredith, M. Madill, G. Madill, L. Moyerman. FOURTH ROW: N. Mil- ler, W. Mitchel, C. McCrany, K. Lucas, A. Mollar, S. McClure, G. Matthews, W. Weldon. FIFTH ROW: D. Mc- Hutchen, C. Ledford, J. Moore, C. Macallister, C. McMahon, W. Minner. Homeroom 1 1 5 FIRST ROW: L. Chimenti, S. Riddle, N. Russo, D. Hoke, adviferg R. Slater, J. Rice, M. Schanck. SECOND ROW: C. Sapp, M. Oatman, K. Rock, J. Rogers, L. Ridgway, J. Schrey, R. Rock- hill, R. Russo. THIRD ROW: F. Reeves, L. Schlosser, M. Russo, N. Sil- ber, A. Simon, C. Robbins, P. Seward. FOURTH ROW: B. Semon, Simons, P. Sapp, M. Rouhe, B. Sajdak, G. Ross, A. Rosen, M. Seehafer. FIFTH ROW.' G. Shore, C. Suhwartz, C. Suhuth, R. Rogers. Homeroom 200 FIRST ROW: T. Conelly, T. Crain, treasurerg S. Bryan, president, Miss Brown, adviser, L. Childs, vice presi- dent: A. Brooks, secretary: R. Cole- man. SECOND ROW: K. Chamber- lain, F. Commercio, C. Coles, B. Busier, C. Carfenter, B. Danley, C. Budden, S. Burns. THIRD ROW: M. Bums, C. Carter, B. Clark, K. Codrick, M. Cronce, M. Cole, E. Couch. FOURTH ROW: W. Corcoran, M. Clouston, A. Curtis, E. Cummings, M. Culette, S. Cornell, L. Corn. Homeroom 202 FIRST ROW: A. Williams. R. Worrell, treasurer, A. Saunders, president, Mrs. Wallace, adviser, J. Worell, vice presi- dent, S. Williams, secretary, G. Wil- liams. SECOND ROW: R. Wood, N. Ridgway, J. Wood, T. Mawson, P. Williams, E. Wrublewski, A. Woolston, C. Workman. THIRD ROW: R. Zelly, R. Worth, M. Wilson, J. Witt, N. Worth, G. Zalpfel, S. O'Donnell. FOURTH ROW: W. Williams, B. Yoos, P. Young, R. Witt, B. Murphy, R. Willitts, E. Yurewucz. Homeroom 204 FIRST ROW.' M. DeCamp, E. Dudley, treasurer, D. Gale, president, A. Cooney, B. Ferree, vice president, H. Deaz, secretaryg R. Firth. SECOND ROW: R. Renish, A. Fadcley, C. Fors- ter, C. Emmons, Dixon, M. Forvour, D. Ferrell, L. Morales. THIRD ROW: H. Eversheim, Erb, H. Dunfee, M. Forbes, M. Farr, H. Ewan, B. Downs. Homeroom 226 FIRST ROW: W. Vallaster, Walker, seeretaryg G. Stevenson, vice president, Mr. Herreshoff, adzfiserg B. Somlo, president, R. Whealton, G. Szelr. SEC- OND ROW: R. Stringham, B. Sum- mers, M. Walter, C. Wallis., C. Sprague, M. Tomaino, T. Torchia, R. Thomp- son. THIRD ROW: B. Whitromb, S. Touzell, Spalone. F. Mathews, S. Street, E. Osterholzer, S, Stevens. FOURTH ROW: R. Smart, R. War- ner, S. Smith, G. Taggart, L. Webb, D. Street, R. Smith, C. String. Freshman Party Homeroom 108 FIRST ROW: J. Jones, K. Johnson, treasurer, C. Lamb, president, Mr. Ruch, A. Jarman, vice president, N. Hussey, secretary, T. Cooney. SEC- OND ROW: D. Lamb, H. Whitehouse, V. James, S. Groves, C. Lamb, V. Comacho, J. Hirschkin, G, Heisserman. THIRD ROW: D. McGill, R. Hutton, J. Lowery, B. Wilson, G. Levy, L. Lef- Her, D. Hemingway, B. Loveland, R. Harkai. FOURTH ROW: Howard, E, Hancock, E. Hearon, C. King, S. Edwards, M. Kenworthy, S. Kimble, R. Hutchens, Lamb. FIFTH ROW.' W. Loveland, F. Johns, M. Kirby, R. Jackson. Homeroom V-3 FIRST ROW: E. Bradley, C. Augus- tino, secretary, K. Nash, president, Mr Bradley, advisory R. Bacon, vice presi- dent, P. Biesiada, treasurer, F. Atkin- son. SECOND ROW: F. Anderson, M Brennan, J. Bradley, J. Braham, R Archer, D. Braddock, A. Broderick, P Bird. THIRD ROW: E. Baxter, L. Bowker, W. Donaldson, J. Breward, R Braddock, G. Anderson, D. Baker. Every year the freshman class is entertained by a party. This year dancing to popular music was enjoyed, and the Hmultiplicationn dance added to the variety thereof. The main purpose of the freshman party is to make acquaintances with fellow classmates, who come from many different towns. The party was well worthwhile to the progress of the freshman class. 66 TIVITIES AC 47 044' ,ii- Q Q' -i if 0 ff? Q 0 Q 5' 'Z GREETINGS FROM N ORWAY -. Else Fossum - Our Foreign Exchange Student Our Foreign Exchange Committee, headed by Joe and is a member of the Class of 1959. She is Swyler and Kenny Gibbs, was fortunate enough to very active in school affairs and is well liked by all. obtain Else Fossum, from Norway. In Norway, Else found much pleasure in skiing. She Else is living with Christine Brick in Medford, can also be seen knitting in her spare time. K. Gibbsg Swylerg Chris Brickg Else Fossum ff- 68 NATIONAL HON OR SOCIETY '0- -in J 1 - FIRST ROW: J. Swyler, treasurer: K. Gibbs, vice pftsidentg Miss Sinton, advisor H. Davies, president: J. Sherrand, secretary. SECOND ROW: G. Entwistle, C Gassert, J. Crowell, S. Rauch, M. Beaston, P. Appleby, Dickinson. Spurring students on to becoming scholars and good citizens of our school is the di3fiIh1Y.i0l'l of belonging to the National Honor Society. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the all-important words to the limited membership of this whose duty it is to develop and improve those qualities needed for making better students, thus 9. betta school. STUDE The 1958-59 Student Council is under the presidency of Al Higginbotham and advisorship of Mr. Petersen and Mr. Hinger. The events sponsored by Student Coun- cil are such things as the Welcome Dance, the annual movie, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, pep rallies, and donations to charities. This year our Student Council For- eign Exchange Committee is doing an excellent job sponsoring our exchange student, Elsa Fossum, from Norway. Cur Student Council works to make our school more enjoyable and enables one to participate more fully in our school government. Officers Parliarnentarian, H. Daviesg Secretary, B. Danielsg Treasurer, J. Myersg Vice-President, B. Grassieg President, A. Higginbotham. COUNCIL FIRST ROW.' H. Davies. B. Daniels, A. Higgenhotham R. Petersen. adz-ixorg B, Grassie, Myers, D. Woolston SECOND ROW. B. Worth, G. Heisserman. D. Gale, K Nix, M. Goodfellowfc. Hastings. C. Haas, R. Stringham, C. Ruch. THIRD ROW.' K. Nash. B. Kaelin, M. Coghe J. Kunze, L. Lincoln, C. Holzman. L. Dickinson, H Cf-A7 -V Regulars Marino. FOURTH ROW: G. Patterson, B. Bogie, D Worth, L. Horner, Swyler. G. Compton, J. Simons K. Cota, R. Batten. FIFTH ROW: E. Fossum. J. Jen nings. L. Drada. C. Brick, C, Hall, P, Kaufman, M Houghton, T. Quay. SIXTH ROW: S. Rauch, M. Kirby R. McEvoy. Our Student Council is made up of a member from 4-:ich homeroom. with an alternate to help in the absence of the representative. FIRST ROW: M. Cosaboom. F. Dormand, Ericson. SECOND ROW: J. Beals. M. Hall, M. Russo. THIRD ROW.' W. Cant, H. F.. Worth. FOURTH ROW.' Shanley, H. S. Bush. A. Jarmen, J. Mollica, P. Bond, B. Ott, R. Bacon, L. Rodgers, A. Price, .L Athletic Trainers Club FIRST ROW: W. Williams, W. Lucas, J. Hammons, R. Hanson. SECOND ROW: J. Moore, D. Mitchell, G. Shinn, J. Smith, M. Tempore, J. Williams, advisor, D. Woolston, H. Braddock, H. Bowker, G. Baker. Track Club FIRST ROW: F. Faber, H. Jones, W Dorn, R. Hoagland, advisor, R. Kipp D. Bates, R. Fieber. SECOND ROW. L. Pennock, T. Cox, U. Behling, J Crowell, D. Edgar, R. Simpkins, D Lamb. THIRD ROW: H. Schilder, T Cramer, W. Street, H. Short, W. Pen- dle, J. Gamboa, L. Granmer, W. Stein- metz. FOURTH ROW: W. Minner, J Gasano, A. Budd, T. Wade, G. Arey D. Loveland, P. Croshaw, R. Budden FIFTH ROW: F. Worrell, D. Smith D. Gale, W. Dyer. Boys' Gymnastics Club FIRST ROW: J. Kapalka, R. String- ham, T. Shinski, treasurer: R. Palmer, president, W. Trefz, advisory R. Wor- rell, vice president, Pacitti, secretary, M. Quay. M. Keider. SECOND ROW: J. Worrell, W. Alloway, E. Walker, D. Reamer, T. Cosaboom, L. Moyerman, B. Nunn, G. Whealton. THIRD ROW: E. Hearon, C. Smith, J. Claytor, J. Crowman, Cotton, B. Nunn, A. Lu- pinetti, S. Mitchell, R. Smart. FOURTH ROW: J. Johnson, T. Shan- ahan, C. Griflith, S. Williams, A. Dean, L. Ingling, R. McCullough, F. Newland, C. Storey, J. Wimberly, L. Harris, D. Summers, C. Sprague. Speech Club FIRST ROW: W. Wade, L. Powell F. Worth. Mr. Thomas. aa':'i.vor: J Worster, N. Folts, P. Troughton. SEC- OND ROW: M. Oatman. P. Ballinger J. Shanley, B. Crosby. R. Bugnon, S Jennings. Junior-Senior World Affairs Club FIRST ROW: J. Davis, Miss Brown, advisorg W. Ofgant. C. Brick, E. Fos- sum, A. Higginbothxxm. C. Powell, M. Ruch, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: G. Armstrong, K. Perinrhief, H. Jones. L. Drada, S. Walker, V. Greenhalgh, H. Davies, T. James. M. Gottlieb, C. Ruth, R. Freeman, S. Rauch. Freshman-Sophomore World Affairs Club FIRST ROW: V. McDonald, S. Mr- Clure, Mr. Donner, adrirorq J. Booth J, Folts. SECOND ROW: M. Musrara, J. Hirshlein, E. Osterholzcr. B. McAfee, J. Denkcnbergcr. 9 NE-3 Senior Future Nurses of America FIRST ROW: M. Taylor. B. Danley D. Sullivan, S. Bealand, J. Lawrence E. Dudley, R. Anter, R. Van Duyne SECOND ROW: S. Mimnaugh, M Willim, M. McCabe, secretary: B. Ord treasurerg M. Friedheim, G. Oakie, B Johnson, R. Trumbetti, S. Williams THIRD ROW: B. Murrhy, P. Cassady J. Jurechko, B. Croman, Smith, presil dent, Powell. FOURTH ROW: P Donahue, L. Perez, Mrs. Bartlett, ad- visor: M. Crowley, L. Hasson, D. Oakie M. Wilkins, vice president: M. Codrick P. Richardson. Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: J. Simmonds, M. Houghton, treasurer: M. Beaston, presi- dent: M. Keppler, advisorg P. Appleby vice president: B. Bodine, secretary, M. Heller. SECOND ROW: J. Rogers, C. Bodine, L. Neppes, L. Schllosher, C. Coles, S. Shaw, J. Blasi, C. Sprague. THIRD ROW: C. Borden, B. Harker, P, Jobes, M. Alleger, Beals, Mar- kowski, R. Lavonis. FOURTH ROW: C. Shanahan, B. Boogher, l. Malcan M. Rogers. s 9 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: A. Russo, reporter: L. Gerber, secretary: R. String, president: Mr. Baldwin, advisor, R. Horner, vice president: G. Acton, treasurer: L. Wor- rell, sentinel, R. Worthington, reporter. SECOND ROW: J. Hcnisee, J. Gray, C. Downs, L, Russo, H. Freek, H. Ewan, N. Russo, A. Delio. THIRD ROW: B. Rogers, H. McCleery, C. Broy. J 3 Bible Club FIRST ROW: D. Cutts, E. Carrigan, treasurer: G. Entwistle, president: Mrs. Ames, adviser: D. Grovatt, vice presi- dent: N. Rogers, secretary: J. Smith, corresponding secretary. SECOND ROW.' M. Haines, C. Garkavich, H. McDermott, J, Clark, B. Grinnald, C. Whitfield, J. Hall, D. Magill. THIRD ROW: M. Hart, J. Crowell, W. Jones, R. Miller, R. Whitfield, D. Worth, H. Mullins. Classics Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Walsh, advixor: D. Perinchief. SECOND ROW: N. Don- nelly, V. Brown, M. Lebak, J. Ranalli. Library Council and Club FIRST ROW: R. Lavonis, D. Schaff- houser, president: Miss Kurtz, assistant, Mrs. Cramer, librariang J. Markowski, vice president, Jurerhko, secretary. SECOND ROW: M. Dries, M. Ferrell, D. Grooms, B, Archer, M. Tomaino, M. Bealand. THIRD ROW: J. Booth, A. Scott, B. Whitromb, M. Cole, M. Cronce, P. Brandt, F. Davis, P, Ballin- ger, M, White, R. Endicott, C. Man- ganietto, treasurer. Physics Club FIRST ROW: J. Swyler, treasurer: K. Gibbs, vice president: W. Masyn, presi- dent, S. Johnson, secretary. SECOND ROW: G. Kallen, G. Evert, Stevens, M. Renfro, Dougherty, Francis, Davis, advisor: A. Petrillo, advisor. THIRD ROW: S. Crist, L. Rayser, K. Tompkins, H. Osterholzer, J, Juriga, M. McKay, R. Hearon. Jets FIRST ROW: J. Nichols, communica- tions oficer: R. McCarty, captain: Mr. Oschell, jet pilot: B. Batten, vice presi- dent: C. Bleice, navigation: officer. SECOND ROW: B. Hutton, J. King, R. Meiss, L. Bowker, N. Miller, S. Kimble. Aviation Club FIRST ROW: T. Coonley, J. O,Mal- ley, secretary: P. Johnson, president, Mr. Whitcraft, advisor: R. Williams vice president: M. McGovern, treas urer: J. Gable. SECOND ROW: B Croman, A. Peters, M. Canale, M. Mal lerne, R. Walraven, B. Harris, R. Firth W. Wallis, C. Minney. THIRD ROWi W. Semon, R. Doughty, M. Kolbinger E. Ruff, E. Gregory, H. Gillette, G Taylor, W. Kenny. FOURTH ROW: J. Morse, J. Cliver. Girls' Gym Club FIRST ROW: P. Erickson, M. Russo, D. Matlack, K. Ecknart, N. Gilbert, M. Goodfellow, R. Bacon, H. Diaz, S. Brewer, R. Roan. SECOND ROW: M. Denney, S. Bodine, E, Johnson, presi- dentg N. Silber, secretary, N. McKea- non, M. Ashby, R. Russo, C. Paley, S. Kemp. THIRD ROW.' C. Hohenstein, adviser, Quzell, G. Beidler, B. Braun, L. Lincoln, B. Harris, L. Thompson, C. Clevenger, J. Spaeth, B. Kaelin. Wrestling Club FIRST ROW: D. Gardner, R. Wallis, E. Guest, G. Lenford, H. Schnepf, adviser, Bowker, E. Kline, R. Wil- lits, E. Oldham. SECOND ROW: W. Stroh, H. Eversheim, Lamb, W. Gregory, L. Earlen, C. Goodfellow, R. Slater, D. Tidswell. THIRD ROW: W. Hitztayler, J. Schlosser, C, Broy, G. Blizard, A. Fewton, E. Hancock, L. Rasmuson. Tennis Club FIRST ROW.' A. Williams, M. Kirby K. Nash, Mr. Hoffman, adviserg J Evans, C. Carpenter, R. Firth. SEC- OND ROW.' L. Chimenti, G. Levy, J Wichser, A. Fadely, T. Mawson, M Forvour, C. Hankin, D. Gale, T. Quinn THIRD ROW: A. Broderick, T. Tor- chia, A. Curtis, S. Edwards, H. Phillips L. Potter, B. Wilson, S. Burns FOURTH ROW.' J. Peters, B. Scmon Future Nurses Club FIRST ROW: B. Busier, M. Walters V. Camacho, J. Schrey, L. Taylor, S Pilola, J. Weiss. SECOND ROW: G Ross, P. Williams, S. Street, C. Lamb THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bartlett, advixer, C. Swartz, K. Johnson, F. Matthews S. Limith, J. Nelson, J. Mitchell. Biology Club FIRST ROW.' Mr. Hoke, advisor: G. Donaldson, B. Rue, R. Crowell. SEC- OND ROW: G. Russell, R. Johnson, E. Sinclair, J. Rupert. THIRD ROW: J. Kimble. FOURTH ROW: L. Wolan- ski, C. Parzyck, D. Garwood. Math Club FIRST Row. L. Smith, G. Reed R. Moorhouse, N. Ruch, E. DeCamp, S. Crespo. SECOND ROW: B. Ott, E. Yurewing. R, Endirott, R. Shriner, D. Howard, C. Seitz, R. Ponclish, M. White. 7 Pm-1 Crafts Club FIRST ROW: I. Mnhalehik, J. Silber. M. Lucas, president, J. Phares. SEC- OND ROW: B. Morgan, M. Ferrell, J. Brown, Pennock, R. Morse. R. Oehler. Miss Lust, adviserg B. Love- land, P. Seward, A. Moller. Girls' Plastic Club FIRST ROW: K. McKenna, N. Dolan. secretary, G. Madill, presidentj Mr. Bradley, adviser, M. Madill, vice presi- dent, E. Cutts, F. Anderson. SECOND ROW: G. Moller C. Cotton, R. Somlo, G. Zaepfel. M. Ciberson. J. Misner, J. Anderson, C. Gilbert, R. Easlick. THIRD ROW: Pallnnte. L. Staeh- house, H. Doviak, B, Clark. C. Wallis, E. Marinella, D. Hemingway. B. Sibbet. FOURTH ROW: l. Mortis, M. Cviebey, E. Baxter, N. Hzunmell, C. Maeallister, E. Simpkins, F. Reeves, N. Nelson. Sophomore Dance Club MEMBERS OF THE CLUB: C. Alli- son, P. Arbo, M. Baldwin, Bayley B. Borden, W, Brown, P. Budd, R Cantz, president, J. Coghe, M. Coghe vice presidenfg L. Collins. J. Cortright treasurer, C. Cota, S. Costello, U Cowens. B. Daniels, J. Dover, W Doran, R. Earley, C. Evans, L. Fali- jewski, Farrell, Floris, W. Foerst Q J. Fowler. R. Gaskill. H, Gorwood, R. Gould, W. Grassie. S. Horner. L. Hor- ner, D. Jones, R. Kline, F. Lamb, S Lazo, C. Lennox, L. Maybury. B Meredith, S. Miller. M. Morrison, J Morrison, T. Moudy. D. Munson, J Myers. S. MrGuigan, E, Nelson, N. OlDonnell. C. Osgood. R. Patterson, G Peak, J. Petroski, J. Phillips. M. Pierce E. Prickett, W. Saunders. R. Sehnflel S. Seth, C. Simmonds, C. Smith, secre- tary, C. Stratton. A. Wardwell, C Wlhitton, A. Wiley. R. C. Williams, R Wood, R. Zellman, C. Zellman, T McMullen, J. Quinn. T. Foxhill. K Cota, C. Paley, B. Bogie. Q Freshman Dramatic Club FIRST ROW: B. Bradly, B. Manuel, S. Bryan, Mr. Bacon, adviser: S. Riddle, S. Cornell, R. Rockell. SECOND ROW: T. Connelly, F. Commercio, O'Donnell, A. Peak, J. Dixon. C. Rock, S. Grover, S. Danser, L. Ridgway. THIRD ROW.' T. Anderson, D. Street, B. Yoos. C. Schuth, Rice, M. Ken- worthy, K. Nix, M, Roche. FOURTH ROW: J. Simmons, R. Witt. Sophomore-Junior Dramatic Club FIRST ROW: C. Kotula, P. Faber, C. Del Rosario, president: Miss Bohannon, adviser: S. Simons, vice president: S. Berlinger, secretary: M. Foulk, D. Lan- gan, treasurer. SECOND ROW: R. Gontarski, M. Cosaboom, P. Winte, P. Loveland, L. Rodgers, D. Nast, H. Meeks, M, Turner. THIRD ROW: S. Davis, N. Swan, G. Ludlow, J. Ven- detti, L. Tmllinger, F. Schultz. FOURTH ROW: M. King, F. Nelson, G. Duban. Make-Up Club FIRST ROW: E. Wrublewski, C. Small, secretary: B. Byer, vice presi- dent: Miss Wessel, adviser: Sherrard, president: C. Rubin, treasurer: P. Bird. SECOND ROW: L. Dickenson, D. Ens- ley, Russel, A. Simon, M. Carofola, L. Barrowclough. L. Leffler, Gibbs, C, Mueller. THIRD ROW: E. Um- stead, Spalone, A. Perry, L. Emrich, C. Gibbs, C. Bartz, B. Karge. Junior-Senior Sports Club FIRST ROW: N. Haines, A. Lupi- netti, vice presidentg Dickinson, secretary: Mr. Gordon, udvisorg J. Gillen, treasurerg R. Jones, presidcntg V. Chambers. SECOND ROW: P. Gaskill, Kunze, B. Tiver, D. W'in- chester, G. Boxer. P. Price. R. Wimcr, J. Durand, M. L. Hull. THIRD ROW: P. Sledesky, N. Misicwicz, P. Voorhees, Gramiak, F, Grungo, Thomas, J. Sorino. E. Goodfvllow. Swing Band FIRST ROW: J. Corcoran, B. Gart- ner, K. Gibbs, P. Ghudobn. N. Bond, J, Clnytor, V. Ramsey. J. Phillips. Baxter, SECOND ROW: B. Cam- pagna, M. Vitco, Dougherty, G. Ostrem, Pancllu, Clivcr. TIIIRD ROW: Mr. Welch, B. Gnppettn. Weight Lifting Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Huss, advisor: F. Runalli. D. Hammond, XV. Grunt. ll l2l I7 Sl lil! IT Il Bl! H71 Knitting Club FIRST TABLE: P. McKeon, M. Bealand, treasurer, G. Taggart, SECOND TABLE: J. Weidler, G. Stemrncr, J. Sehauffhauser, B. Watts. THIRD TABLE: B. Walters, secre- tary g M. Tanner, president. FOURTH TABLE: L. Thompson, C. McCoy, P. Tapper, vice president. Chess Club FIRST ROPV: K. Neeld, president, T. Kuzenko, C. Magantello, R. Mor- gan, C. Neppes, R. Harris. SECOND ROW: D. Russell, P. Yung, S. Saun- ders, T. Cooney, G. Hilamen. R. Wor- rell, W. Haines, T. Shaw, F. Gilbert, H. Crain, T. Anderson, M. Wilson, A. Kelly, R. Davis, R. Hutchens, J. Strood, B. Burr. THIRD ROW: B. Worth, R. Zafhring, H. Whitehouse, D. Coughlin, C. Cottone, B. Ha- vens, B. Lang. A. Cooney, Hinger. Future Business Leaders of America FIRST ROW: Ll. Dries, N. Holmes, J. Heller, B. Hubbs, secretary, E. Crain. hlrs. Chance, Advisor. SEC- OND ROW: J. Wolf, J. Boettcher, vice president, C. Jennings, C. Hall, J. Wardwell. Y. North, treasurer, A. Canale, D, Boehler. THIRD ROW: WV. Stacks, M. Sfhench, V. Morris, P. Sapp, C, Flickener, R. Winzinger, M. Seiber, S. Roekhill, president. Girls' Athletic Association FIRST ROW: L. Cosaboom, J. Sil- ber, C. Hohenstein, advisor: M. Bea- ston, N. Bond. SECOND ROW: C. Watson, S. Mimnaugh, L. Frazer, J. Crozier. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: D. Bowker, Miss Bragg, advisor: V. Vincent, A. Woolston, E. Couch, M. Conover, Andrews. SEC- OND ROW: M. DeCamp, J. Sarfaty. THIRD ROW: M. Murray, B. Cason, B. Sajdak, J. Goldy. C. Biesiada, L. Prickett, P. Murray, P. Wilson, B. Car- ter, L. Curry, M. Clouston, M. Culotta, A. Mituzas, M. A. Burns. Photography Club FIRST ROW: D. MCCutcheon, C. Emmons. SECOND ROW: D. Grooms, M. L. Smith, V. Bradly, B. Poinsett. THIRD ROW: G. Zink, R. Semler, B. Stanley, F. Scvers, J. Yates. FOURTH ROW: P. Chu- doba, M. Morse, D, Bonnet. D. Ham- mon, F. DiPaolo. FIFTH ROW: Madden, J. Johnson, H. Allen, W. Lincoln, J. Armstrong, B. Claypoole, E. Froner, R. Cummings. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Sobelman, advisorg D. Harris, J. Harris, W. Allcn, M. Hes- peck, R. A. Curry, D. Robinson. ig-1-f FIRST ROW: C. Hastings, C, Hass. J. Alexander, N. Davenport, R. Capctta. R. Powell SECOND ROW: M. Cosaboom, F. Dormand, N. Norebeck, B. Mongol, Carr. L. Brad dock, G. Patterson. THIRD ROW: S. Busch, A. Brooks, C. Gasscrt, M. Forvour, W Braddock, G. Taylor, A. Esposita. FOURTH ROW: D. Ruflf, M. Atkinson. L. Frzwcr. E Pemberthy, Miller, D. Morgan, T. Tigar. A CAPPELLA .945 84 ll-1 FIRST ROW: J. Kathan, J. Walker, A. Jarman. V. Ramsey, D. Barton, S. Ried, C. Clatts N. Bond, Mr. Hilbert, director. 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V31 ST R0'1i 'EgiW?isllf'19 2LQ1i1?hl B5u1l?fii1z1m' B' - V. 1. 1 - K -,An O'D0I2f:Sf1ngf5,gf' A' HM R0H, ncS- HRD HAI 1'I N' 'HCV- Ml M. ,, arvllll' lffiivfr ff h. ,ky I: C. B'ffl C- 'P:1oIO- I ,I1ilrS1vjhiCf F, P1 K? Y - 1111 L. Ffifriefw K- PU M. Bf'nstO2bUIgirlavf- D' ' F Wbrihb EVHnsi'f7 Lg ufwlksqf' . ,V . 'l.W A' K - ' G 1-bcr' M151 ,-x-f'I15- Bggcgughvr, J' SU J- O RED Unde OAK sr Applfbjgrefiilifiordlfec tion Q H dd: tions T well of - , - . '78, IMS work H rel I balanceq Well- 11 ke d yearb If ed t acuigfh? experiences of th 00 ities in which the The RED 0 '1f0rlfmg 111 d P b J' vhan at oget IZ e stu ' Tb Y av figs' t togeth AK S , R er to SCS an e dents E 0 fake was p er' tl, . 126 ply UPCPW ' Cl Dmduce th D tries 29 apart rough pictures ' roduvc-d with' 517 1 G iiterazy stag C , Ptogfapby sraiiq ' V . . sion, Llhda Drad ' ertlslng stag' adv' H78 Staff w' Alon ' f he p h Under ead -Pl and ith B ised with O 0 the ! Of five sf H' is 3 S iz Cynr Selly en' er p . - by gym? Cffbir- 32512 g these fm? Daniels as 11,9 ed- F book could not ,l anous HWS, fb without the help if been Ulallageg C assist 11 Jud Hugh . . , ito . p k 10 year- CQU217 ered our bllsmess 2' Sberrard and H . I editor Davis, Hi , -P 1' gn Fm SITTING L. lo R.: S. Jennings, litera sistant editor: P S' FY C. Hastin s, business manager, . .5'TAfVDLVG': AI. Ash Whittle, advisor. by swf' FIRST ROW: N. Davenport. L, Loeffler, B. Daniels, captaing J. Thomas, M. Forvour, N. Misiewicz, C. Brick, B, Ord. co-captaing C. Holzman. Russell. All eyes focused on the color guard and twirlcrs as they march down the field during football season. Football season isn't the only time we can see the color guard and twirlers, though. They participate in the Spring Musical the Band Concert, and many other activities in the community. COLCR G ARD . ,. ,,.. ..,.,. - Tesla QQ. X The colorquard, made up of eleven girls and headed by Bonnie Daniels, takes part in our pep as- semblies and works hard on its routines. The twirlers, with jeri Durand as captain, also spend hours of hard work and practice to make a good showing during halftime at thc football games, and during their other appear- ances. LEFT TO R J. Durand, ca 'x . IGHT: C. Paley, co-captaing M. Cosaboom, M. Ashby, Sarfaty, C. Jennings ptaing K. Johnson, C. Minney, J. Smith, D. Adams. TWIRLER f. QC xxffgax . L. Vows sfmm wx- L' Y! . QAMVYYB OR TW IRLERS' IUNI 89 ORCHESTRA . Brass Section FIRST ROW: G. Ostrem, D. Worth, J. Dougherty. J. Fort, C. Del Rosario. SECOND ROW: G. Hilaman, M. Vitco, H. Allen, R. Hearon, J. Cliver. Drum Section FIRST ROW: J. Jones, J. Ranalli, J. Corcoron, S. Sellars, H. Wells. Reed Section FIRST ROW.' J. Silber, S. Williams, E. Johnson, L. Cosaboom, S. Davis. SECOND ROW: J. Mathews, J. Claytor, N. Donnelly, M. Willem, R. Crowell, J. Rupert, B. Losse. THIRD ROW: T. Mitchell, Gamboa, B. Gartner, K. Gibbs, E. Ruff, Juriga, K. Brown, P. Chudoba, String Section FIRST ROW: R. Batten. B. Johnson. J. Smith, L. Rogers, R. Cappetta. SECOND RON B. Johnson, F. Stafford, B. Bodine, M. Bodine, G. Okie, C. Clevenger. BAD Brass: FIRST ROW: C. Del Rosario, T. Cox. Gray, Dougherty. D. Coughlin, R. Worth, M. Vitco. SECOND ROW: Bauer, M. Rodgers. Rupert, K. Eekman, D. Hussey, Panella, Fort, H. Allen, D. Garwood. N. Donnelly, R. Greenwald. J. Juriga. THIRD ROW: J. Cliver, D. Worth, G, Ostrem, W. Semon, J. Bowker, C. Blisard, H. Nixon, R. Hearon. n FIRST ROW: T. Mitchell, L. Cosaboom. R. Crowell. S. Davis. N. Silber, Reeds: s. McClure, J. Wichser, s. Williams, N. Donnelly. SECOND ROW: P. Chu- doba, F. Worth, Mathews, B. Losse, L, Potter. B. Ott, J. Stafford, E. John- son, M. Willem. THIRD ROW: E. Ruff, B. Wright, K. Gibbs, K. Brown. B. Hitztaler, J. Gamboa, B. Semon, J. Claytor, T. Shaw, B. Gartner. FIRST ROW: J. Corcoran, M. Allegar, J. Blasi, B, Sibbet, H. Wells. J. Jones, P. Johnson, L. Roger, J. Ranalli, M. Canale, J. Wrublinski, S. Sellers, Mr. Welch, advisor, H. Gorwood, F. Stafford. N. Rogers, A. Dean. Percussion: 92 FIRST ROW: R. Welch, adviserg Silber. Lt.: S. Jennings, eaptaing Alexander Lt.g M. Heller, ADJQ Baxter, ADJ. Our instrumental department this year is divided into three divisionsg the junior band and orchestra which works hard to take over the Vacant places that will be left by the seniors: the orchestra which can be heard at assemblies and evening perform- ances: and the band which adds much gaiety to our pep-rallies and assemblies, The band also sponsored many activities throughout the year, such as the Band Concert. and The Spring Musical. This year they were host to the South Jersey Regional Con- cert. YVQ were fortunate to have three outstanding representatives to this concert. They were John Jones, Jim Mathews, and Jeff Cliver. Next to be re- membered is the grand performances made during halftime at our football games. This year our hand was lead by a drum majorette. Sally Jennings and two lieutenants. Jane Silber and Joan Alexander. Marion Heller and Judy Baxter, the librarians. have put in many hours of hard work making it possible for things to be run smoothly. Our instrumental department has been larger this year than ever before. Mi'. Welsh, our eapahle in- structor, has done much to make our hand and or- chestra outstanding in Burlington County. We Imit- enjoyed their music for it has contributed much to our school spirit. FIRST ROPV: Nelson, S. Jennings, M. Heller. SECOND ROW: A. lligginhothani, N. Gilbert, Mr, Welch, adviserg M. Crowley, A. Espositio. CUSTODIAL STAFF ai. FIRST ROW: H. Worrell, A. Thompson. C. Bartlett, W. Berry, V. Harrison. H. Dries SECOND ROW.' C, Bozarth, C. Kramer, L. Mingin, C. McHenry, R. Ewan. Social Studies ' ' '-,gm The Thinker 94 0 al QQ QP S PQRTS Wm? 42-42514 Xfvffm, -6' QQTHQA Za ZZ, y4m M0111 CUTSTAN DIN G PLAYERS Jawa 01 mme Varsity FIRST ROW: B. Wallis, Doyle, L. Cranmer, fellow, B. Braddock, E. Smith. THIRD ROW: L. Wor- Moore, R. Williams, F. Grungo, P. Croshaw, G. Kal- fell, J. Gillen, T. James, F. Worrell, A Lozier, T len, D. Williams, R. Worrell, co-captain. SECOND Coonley, D. Mitchell, co-captain, A. Lupinetti, R ROW: F. Newland, B. Dorn, B. Ferris, C. Zellman, T. Jones, V. Brown. Herndon, M. McKay, B. Williams, Corbin, E. Good- FOOTBALL Senior Players FIRST ROW: D. Mitchell, R. Worrell. SECOND ROW: C. Zellman, F. Newland, T. James, B. Ferris ROW: B. Wallis, L. Cranmer, B. Williams, A. Lupi- D. Williams, F. Worrell, Corbin, T. Herndon, G netti, E. Goodfellow, R. Jones, E. Smith. THIRD Kallen. KNEELING: W. Trefz, H. Schneph. STANDING: W. Gordon, R. Hoffman, H. Oschell, A. Petrillo. Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly Mount Holly In 1958 the South Central Jersey Trophy in football was awarded to Mount Holly's Red Devils. T h e other schools competing in the league were Burling- ton, Moorestown, Ew- ing and Palmyra. Princeton ..... Burlington .... Haddon Heights Ewing ........ Millville . . . Pitman . . . Riverside . . Palmyra ..... Moorestown . . . -'----......i,. 13 2 .. 33 0 .. 7 .. 7 26 1 .. 0 20 Our winning record was three victories and one loss. It has been an honor for our school to receive this trophy which our l959 squad must defend. Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: P. Loveland, R. Hall, R. Johnson, G. Gillison, S. Simons, P. Robinson, W. Stroh, W. Saun- ders. SECOND ROW: G. Kline, M. King, A. Lupi- netti, E. Frohner. D. Hammond, T. Lord, F. Simons THIRD ROW: D. Horner, R. Earley, D. Perinchief D. Smith, Sehlosser, D. Bennett, J. Gramiak. FOOTBALL Freshman FIRST ROW: F. Commercio, G. Whealton, R. Stringham, Braham, M. Gildea, WV. Wlilliams, R. Smart, R. Hutehens, Weldon, Haley, L. Corn. SECOND ROW: C. Mc'Cruney, L. lNIoyerman, J. Hirsehlein, R. Archer, B. Summers. A. Brodriek. T. Quinn, R. Fisher, T. Cooney. R. Worrell, M. Quay THIRD ROW: Mr. Petrillo. R. Smith. NI. Russo, S Williams, W. Donaldson, Erb, F. Johns, L. VVQ-bb A. Price, Simons, J. Wlorrell. Mr. Trefz Mr. Oschell. The Big Three Ready for Action Pep Rally - Last Minute Instructions 44 As the Games Goes 101 FIRST ROW: M. Denny, manager, D. Fenimore, N. Leuz, J. Wurster, S. Mimnaugh, L. Frazer, L. Lincoln, Bond, S. Bodine, J. Silber, eo-eaptaing M. Beaston, co- C. Shanahan, C. Bodine, M. Bodine, C. Hohcnstein, captaing L. Cosaboom, J. Crozier, G. Watson. SEC- adviser. OND ROW: M. Baldwin, manager, C. Brick, M. Varsity GIRLS' The hockey team, profiting by training at a hockey camp in Maine, ended with a fair season. Coached by Miss Ho- henstein and led by captains Merry Beaston and Jane Sil- ber, the team showed traditional holly spirit and good sportsmanship. 102 FIRST ROW: V. McDonald, R. Crowell, N. Gustray. ROW: J. Alexander, E. Carrigan, R, Kuyken, L B. Sasdak, M. Coles, N. Silber, J. Heller. SECOND Schlosser, T. Anderson, E. Fossum, M. McCabe. junior Varsity HOCKEY 103 Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Varsity Holly .. 2 Holly .. 1 Holly .. 4 Holly .. 2 Holly .. l Holly .. 2 Holly .. 0 Holly .. 2 Scores Woodbilry' .. Pemberton . , Riverside . . . Mcrcbantvillc Palmyra . . . Glassboro .. Pemberton . Riverside . . . FIRST ROW: C. Budden, T. Schiller, B. Bogie, V. son, T. Hamm, D. Lamb, R. Budden, D. Gardner, D. Hallowell, J. Biesiada, C. Griffith, D. Bates, R. Fieber, Edgar, M. Vitco. THIRD ROW: R. Hoagland, R. R. Freeman, R. Kipp, R. McCullough. SECOND Losse, F. Faber, W. Hitztaler, W. Brown, C. Sprague, ROW: M. Keider, G. Jones, C. Workman, R. Albert- R. Rogers, U. Behling, R. McCutcheon, R. Grovatt. This year's Cross Country Team led by captains Dan Bates of energy and drive in their eight wins, one loss, varsity record Some of this success can be at- tributed to their coach, Mr. Hoagland, who stood by the team and gave them morale and courage. For the most part it is the boys themselves who can be spend long hours of practice and exercise preparing for the meets, and their hard work was certainly manifested in a winning season. CROSS COUNTRY Q ixtv and Bob Kipp revealed a store praised. It was they who had to sl 1 'I 5? mf .M s ' ' ti B. Kipp, D. Bates, captains. Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Holly Trenton High Holly Moorestown Holly Collingswood Holly George School Pennington Prep Holly Woodrow Wilson Holly B.M.I. Holly Woodrow Wilson Holly Paulsboro Holly B.M.I. George School . 1.225 FIRST ROW: F. Beals, R. Williams, Rich. Williams C. Haines, R. Kipp. L. Worrell, R. Palmer, R. Gro- vatt. R. Budden. J. Seibel, D. Bates. L. Stafford SECOND ROW: D. Hussey, W. Cant, V. Hallowell W. Dorn, R. Freeman. R. Johnson, K. Vick, P. Cro Shaw, II. Gramiak. C. Zellman, W. Street, W. Semon. R. Firth, C. Smith, D. Prutow. THIRD ROW: Mr Petrillo, adviserg C. Griffith, Wimberly, F. Faber M. Butler, J. Moore, R. Reamer, W. Parks, E. Ruff W. Claypoole, R. Ord, R. Cummings, F. Worrell, J Davidson, Gillen, R. Fieber, C. Evans, H. Davies Mr. Hoagland, adviser. TRACK - jd, fs? This past year has been a very successful one for Mt. Holly's track team. They won seven of their eight dual meets and one of their two triangular meets. Also they were the proud winners of the South Central Jersey Championship Trophy by overcoming Palmyra, Burl- ington and Moorestown. f -cf - Raft . .52 .H . iff- . -----1........ Track Trophy We were proud this year to have won the South Jersey Championship Trophy for track. There has been compe- tition with Palmyra, who came in a close second with 295 points. Our final score was 43M points, Palmyra 29M points, Burlington, 20V2 points and Moorestown 19M points. WE THEY 55 B.M.I. .......... 62 52W Wfoodrow VVilson . 85M 60 Haddonfield ..... 57 83 Burlington .... 34 ' 79 Glassboro . . . 20 58M Highstown . . . 31M 81 Moorestown .. 36 59 Riverside . . . 31 92 Hamilton ...... 28 53W George School . . . WM 105 BASKETB LL I X Mr. Petrillo Mr. Ruch Mr. Williams Varsity BACK: G. Evert, Mr. Williams, coachg R. Hcaron, K. T. Quay, T. Ambrozrutis, H. Braddock, captaing W Tompkins, D. Woolston, T. Jamcs, G, Shinn. C. Bukcr, Braddock, Shanlcy, G. Pczlk. A. Lozicr, T. Rcback, C. Ruch. FRONT: R. Wbrrcll, Senior Players FIRST ROW: G. Peak, H. Braddock, Shanlcy. SECOND ROW: R. llcaron, K, Tomp- kins. D. Woolston, T. James, G. Shinn. junior Varsity FIRST ROW: D. Munson, F. Nclson. Stroud. D. P. Croc-n. F. Lamb. R. Efxrlvy, Morse. G. Arvy. T. Pcrinchicf, T. Skahzm. SECOND ROW: 'If Moudy. Morgan, J. Crowell. Evans. A. Pvtrillo, confh. Freshman FIRST RUW: S. Kr-mblo. W, Crcmorf-. T. Quinn. R. Simons, R. Smart, M. Cildm-11. THIRD ROW: Mr Stringham. H. Ostrow. E. W'nlkc'r, SECOND ROIV: RllC'h. fozxvh. A. Prim: S. Mvltzvr. R. Rogvrs. I . Johns N. Miller, D. Ml'c1lIfl'llK'L7H. E. Hvuron. R. Hutchvns. M. Kirby. J. Peters, I.. Bowkvr. 108 'T' GIRL ' BASKETBALL Varsity FIRST ROW: L. Cosaboom, J. Silber. M. Beaston. B. Dani:-ls. C. Bartz. J. St41fTord. SIGC- OND ROW: C. Hohcnstcin, Courh. M. Forvour. B. Harris. J. Svott. S. Bodim-, C. Flirkom-r. junior Varsity FIRST ROW: H. McDermott, M. Hcdqvpvth. R. D. Robinson, D. Bohh-r, B. Harris, WV, M. Alh-11 Baron. Minncy. S. McClure: S. Stvvcns. B. Gould. Taylor. A. Brooks. N. Hussvy. B. K.u-lin. C, Hzxnkin. N. Silber. SECOND ROIV: Booth, C. I-Iohs-nstvin, 109 TENNIS FIRST ROW: G. Seeley, W. Claypoole, M. Kolbinger. SECOND ROW: Davidson, R Christy, S. Rauch, J. Dougherty, J. Evans. GOLF v FIRST ROW: Mr. Williams, Coach, J. Claytor, H. Gorwood, O. Panroast, J. Jones, N. Donnelly, E. Morse, B. Anderson. 110 -- SWIMMI G FIRST ROIV: N. Hussey. M, Giherson, S, Bryan, F, Fossum. THIRD ROIV: D. Mzitlzifk. B. Sihlvc-tt, S. Alvxandvr, R. Baron, C. Holzman. SECOND ROW. Bcrlingcr, S. Mimnaugh, B. Ord, B. Braun. M. iVil- N. Silber, R. Firth. L. Frazer, G. Bc-idlvr, ll. Spar-th, lem, M. Wilkcns, Miss llohvnstvin. advisor. WRESTLING 9 I A QMS., EN' 5.12, 5 S 1' a . A- - . F. ' A A FIRST ROW: D. Lamh. Bradley. K. Chamlwrlin, F. Humphrey, F. Crungo. FOURTH ROW: ll. Gscll, T. Cooney, SECOND ROW: F. Fahcr, R. Schncpf. advisor: P. Crowshaw, WV. Dorn. E. Guvst, C, Greenwald, G. Taylor. C. Del Rosario. C. Smith, P. Stratton, T. Shanahan, M. Kolhingvr. S. Gillvn. johnson. THIRD ROW: L, Rasmuson, P. Rohinson. FIFTH ROW: G. Kline. D. Bcnnvtt. B. Sc-mon. lll BASEBALL Varsity FIRST ROW: N. Ruch, G. Shinn, R. Hanson, T. son, G. Peak, D. Jones, T. Shinskc. THIRD ROW: J James, J. Doyle, W. Wallis, E. Penberthy. SECOND Shanley, T. Ambrozaitis, H. Braddock, W. Yates. L ROW: Gillison, M. McKay, W. Lucas, David- Horner, E. Bielick. 4'-m. : x'x : r J x, 1 junior Varsity FIRST ROW: T. Mitchell, T. Moudy, R, Zellmun. Atkinson, N. Houston, V. Brown. D. Haines, D. Mun- Mnrter. M. Henderson, D. Worth. G. Patterson. SEC- son. OND ROW: H. Schnepf, G. Dugan. D. Langnn. T, Varsity FIRST ROW: M. Beaston, co-captain, J. Silber, co- Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Boogher, P. Faber, J. Alex- captain. SECOND ROW: J. Sutton, C. Bordon, J. Scott, ander, C. Watson, C. Hohenstein, advisor: E. Johnson M. Tanner. Heller. L. Cosaboom, N. Bond, C, Crozier, P. Beidler, B. Gould. SOFTBALL Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: B. Kelley, J. Tyler, V. Ramsey, C. Wil- stein, advisor, S. Bodine, B. Brinker, L. Stewart, C liams, R. Crowell, P. McGuiga,n, J. Spaeth, G. Beid- Heacock, D. Hollingsworth, M. Nichols, M. McCabe, ler, B. Kaelin, M. Bodine. SECOND ROW: C. Hohen- C. Bodine, V. Harmer, B. Jennings. CHEERLEADERS The concentrated vim and vigor of Mount Holly High School is evenly distributed among our 14 cheerleaders. The junior varsity might is led by the Neophytes con- sisting only of Freshmen and Sophomores. Our varsity teams are cheered on to vic- tory by the Red Squad composed of juniors and seniors. Every story must have action and ours is supplied by our cheerleaders. Their un- failing effort has sponsored many of our victories. A FIRST ROW: B. Bodine, P. Kaufman, M. Hall, N. Haines, capt.3 R. Cantz, J. Smith, J. Myers. 114 RED SQUAD IN ACTION 1 '........ C3Pt3inI I I Nancy Haines I'-1 Judy Myers' I I I Mary U I Pat Kaufman I I J ea ' K .,.i!sfsa,j 4. 'N ' y. 1' 'Q r 4 4 ' I :fr .ss Q X W - , K ,-. -,vi , -ig Expansion, too, was part of our story. ... - T . L 'img p1L1'.Ll,.., f --Q.--Q- 116 1 C -c ADVERTISEMENTS Automobiles MEDF ORD CARBURETOR AND IGNITION Rt. 206, Vincentown, NJ. OR 9-3230 C. ODUS FOR RAMBLER Sales 8: Service Rt. 38 Sc Madison Avenue Mt. Holly, New Jersey Phone AM 7-1069 Banking THE FARMERS TRUST CO. Mount Holly, New Jersey AM 7-0235 Contracting MCVAUGH CONSTRUCTION CO., 526 Main St. Riverton, NJ. TA 9-1938 Dry Goods ROBINSON'S DRY GOODS 16 S. Main St. Medford, New Jersey OL 4-8411 Farm Supplies KIRBY BROS. INC. 67 N. Main St. Medford, New Jersey OL 4-4312 INC. Flowers EASTHAMPTON FLORISTS Powell Road Mt. Holly, N .J. AM 7-1850 BOB WHITE'S FLOWER SHOP 248 Pine St. Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-2700 Foods GOTTLIEB'S MARKET Mill 8: Pine Sts. Mt. Holly, NJ. AMherst 7-0745 BURLINGTON COUNTY POULTRY AUCTION Route 38, Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-0412 JOHNSON'S MEAT MARKET 8 N. Main Medford, New Jersey OL 4-2221 HAINES GROCERY STORE R.D. 2 Vincentown - Tabernacle NJ. OR 0-2750 SUTTON'S MARKET 238 South Main Street Medford, NJ. RAY AND BOB GROCERY STORE 402 Garden St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-0579 SOUTHWICK'S STORE 183 Mill sr. Mt. Holly, N. J. AM 7-1026 RUSSO'S FARM MARKET Cor. Woodlane 8L Mt. Holly-Burl. Rd Mt. Holly, NJ. Fraternal Organizations MOUNT HOLLY LODGE i4g737 L.0.0.M. Moose Box 95 78-80 Main St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-1124 Housewares F RIANTS 76 Main Street Mt. Holly, New jersey AM 7-0565 Insurance HENRY H. LEEDS INSURANCE AGENCY Rancocas, New jersey AM 7-1877 STILES INSURANCE AGENCY 78 Main St. Medford, New Jersey Olive 4-2024 jewelry DAVID JEWELERS 59 Main Street Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-0134 Land Clearance AMOS C. ALLEN Tabernacle, New Jersey OR 9-3265 Lumber FRENCH LUMBER co. King st. AM 7-0010 Newspapers THE CENTRAL RECORD 26 S. Main St. Medford, New Jersey OL 4-8412 MT. HOLLY NEWS AGENCY 72 Main St. AMherst 7-0242 Mt. Holly, NJ. Photography RUSSELL'S STUDIOS 39 Main st. Mt. Holly, N. J. AM 7-1212 Plumbing and Heating DEACON PLUMBING SUPPLY Marne Highway Hainesport, N.-I. AM 7-1155 H 1156 DAGENHART R. E. Lake Pine Rd. Marlton, NJ. OL 4-2430 IRVING A. FORT Plumbing SL Heating DU 6-4997 Records VIRGINIA'S RECORD SHOP 96 Water St. Mount Holly, NJ. Restaurants ESSEN HOUSE 31 Mill Street Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-2231 Service Stations GARRONS SUNOCO STATION Rt. 206, Indian Mills, N. J. OR 9-2571 CAMPANA,S SERVICE 52 Min St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-9780 JOE'S MOBILGAS STATION Corner North Pemberton Road and Jobstown Road Phone AM 7-3089 Mt. Holly, NJ. Stationery COURTESY SHOP 60 Main St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-0112 Tailoring FRANK RUMAN, TAILOR 68 Main St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-6220 Wearing Apparel TOGGERY SHOP 46 Main St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-2726 THE LITTLE SHOP 24 Main St. Mt. Holly, NJ. Lingerie and Hosiery HARTLEY'S CANCELLATION SHOP 41 Main St. Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-0952 MOTOR PARTS COMPANY 79 Washington Street Mt. Holly, N. J. AM. 7-2360 Compliments of LEWIS B. QUAY Plumbing - Heating Air-Conditioning 216 Broad Street Mount Holly, New Jersey D R U G S GOLDY Prescriptions Phone AM. 7-3800 Main 8. Washington Sts. Mt. Holly, N. J. THE REXALL STORE BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1959 A FRIEND ARTCO SUPPLY 8. EQUIPMENT COMPANY . Stationers . Machines . Furniture . Printing 313 High Street Burlington, N. J. DUdley 6-0418 McGARRITY'S HEDGEROW INN Medford-Me. Holly Road Medford, N. J. ouve 4-4302 OLlve Compliments of HURST M. JAMES Hardware, Plumbing, and Heating Supplies 4-4331 32 N. Main Street MlRON'S DRESS SHOP I6 Main se. Ml. Holly, N. 1. AM. 7-6520 You Can Get It At MADDEN'S HARDWARE CO. 10-I4 Mill slreel Ml. Holly, N. l. Free customer parking at rear FRANCIS H. REED AGENCY Mary L. Stockton, Mgr. General lnsurance 66 Main Street Mount Holly, N. J. Oil B ELMER L. GROVER Plumbing, Heating, Roofing urner and Stoker Installation and Service 15 Buttonwood Street Mount Holly, N. J. Phone AM. 7-1400 SWISS SHOP LUNCHEONETTE 42 Main St. Mt. Holly, N. J. AM. 7-9747 What Do You Know About Water? Suppose you were asked to talk on this common subiect some day. Would you be able to tell some interesting facts about it. Many people have no idea about the methods a water works uses. It would give use great pleasure to show you through your water works and explain the various steps and pre- cautions that we take to furnish you with pure water. THE MOUNT HOLLY WATER COMPANY 84 Mm Street Mr. Helly, New Jersey Anthem 7-0540 GSELL MOVING 8. STORAGE Mt. Holly, N. J. AMherst 7-0108 Nationwide Movers AMERICAN LEGION Mount Holly Post II Mill 8- Buttonwood Streets Meetings: First and Third Wednesdays METHVIN'S AUTO PARTS Phone Am 7-0468 R.D. Mount Holly, New Jersey North. Pemberton Rd. BUDD'S SUNOCO SERVICE Rt. 38 81 Madison Ave. 8- 10 Washington St. Mt. Holly, N. J. AM 7-9746 AM 7-9798 THE HOLLYFORD ICE 8. C.S. CO. 87 weief sf. Mi. Holly, N. J. AM 7-0670 Say It With Flowers OTT'S FLOWER GARDENS THE IRONS AGENCY Insurance Growers of Potted Plants and Cut Flowers Philip S. lrons, Jr. Phone Am 7-1284 Floral Designs Philip S. lrons III Mount Holly, N. J. Morne Highway, R.D. 2, Mt. Holly Paint improves as well as preserves, Come to Hewitts when you smack up at curves. Mount Herald HEWHTS AUTO BODY SLEEPER PUBLICATIONS, INC. toe seeth Main Street Medford, N. J. Mmm' H0 Yf N- J- OLive 4-6281 AM 7-0285 Best Wishes QUAY'S FLOWERS, INC. Flowers, Plants, Gifts, 8. Garden Supplies Route 38 Mount Holly, New Jersey Phone AMherst 7-3050 JOHNSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Medford, Haddonfield Moorestown, New Jersey You Get More at a Johnson Store STAR AUTO STORE Wholesale and Retail Distributors Toledo Pistons - Pins - Valves Mazda Bulbs Firestone Distributors ROBERT T. PONDISH Cellar Digging -- Grading - Land Clearing Bulldozers - Drogline - Trench Hoe Smithville Road Mt. Holly, N. J. Phone Amherst 7-07l'l COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND JOHN C. BORDEN WM. H. BORDEN GREEN LANTERN GIFT SHOP l.EE'S WOMEN'S APPAREI. Baby Gifts - Milk Glass - Ceramics Dresses - Lingerie - Sportswear Greeting Cards - Custom Jewelry Uniforms - Maternity Needs Red Lion, New J ey 20 Main St. Am 9-3590 Mi. Holly, N. J Compliments of Best Wishes '59 CQLLEGIATE CAP AND Gown co. THE NEW YORK STURE C0- 'NC 366 Sth Ave. 10-12 Main St. Mt. Holly, N. J. New York City, N. Y. Am 7-0299 Good Luck to Class of 1959 TOWN HALL STATIONERS LAMB'S GARAGE, INC Phone OLive 4-2131 45-47 N. Main Street Medford, New Jersey Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes Since 1837 45 Main Street GEORGE M. ROGERS 8. CO. AMherst 7-0415 Mount Holly, N. J. GRANTS Shop at Mount Holly's Largest Deparment Store Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back Compliments ROBBINS MENS SHOP Car. Main 8- Brainerd Sts. Mt. Holly, N. J. R. L. MICK PAINT CO. Sanding Machines - Wallpaper Route 38 Richard L. Mich Mt. Holly, N. J. MODERN PACKAGE CO. Monroe and White St. AM 7-5900 Art Carved Diamonds Sterling Silver MORSE JEWELERS 27 Main Street Mt. Holly, N. J. Congratulations CHESLEY AND CLINE Realtor - Insurers I4 Morne Highway Mount Holly, New Jersey AMherst 7-0223 Compliments of CHECKER STORES, INC Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods 8-10 Mill St. Mt. Holly, N. J. SNO-WHITE LAUNDRYETTE Prop. - Harry W. Fry Mount Holly, N. J. Tel. 1066 Compliments of J. E. BOYER 54 to SI.O0 STORES Mt. Holly, Medford, Florence, N. J. MODERN RADIO AND TELEVISION 30 Washington St. Mount Holly AM 7-4699 JAMES STORES J. H. Nicodemus 20 Mill Street Mount Holly, New Jersey Telephone: AM 7-0685 VINCENTOWN DINER im. aa s. 206 Vincentown, New Jersey Am 7-9764 Congratulations BERDA LINEN SHOPS Mount Holly Burlington MAJESTIC BAKERY Fine Cakes, Pies and Pastries 24 Main Street Mount Holly, New Jersey SUNNYSIDE DAIRY George Pearson Pure Milk and Cream Complete Line of Dairy Products Phone OL 4-2688 - Serving This Area For 37 Years - We Wish and Serve You the Best of Health Mount Holly Road, Medford, N. J. MOUNT HOLLY PHARMACY ' 'Your Prescription Store' ' Free Delivery 64 Main Street Mt. Holly, N. J. MEDFORD SWEET SHOP 7 South Main Street Medford, N. J. OL 4-4304 Claude W. Childers COONEY Welding and Machine, Inc. Sales - Service -- Rentals Telephone: AM 7-0918 Route 38 Mount Holly, New Jersey RED LION INN Perfect Homemade Ravioli 8. Spaghetti OR 9-2104 Restaurant Fried Chicken Sea Foods Banquets - Weddings - Parties - Completely Air Conditioned - Route 70 8. 206 Vincentown, N. J. The Standard of Quality for Over Thirty Years MILLSIDE FARMS U.S. :,,f'l:130 Riverside, N. J. Visit Our Modern Dairy Bar Hobart 1-0046 Always 0' me FRANK D. SMITH 8. SONS Head of Its Class! S. I . P d Inc alr ro ucts '59 Chevrolet Since 1925 WEIGEL CHEVROLET Route 438, Mr. Holly, N. J. Phone AMherst 7-0130 Route 38 Mount Holly C0mP'i e 'S Of JAMES G. BECKER Continuous Service Since 1919 Chrysler - Plymouth - GMC trucks Route 38, Mount Holly, N. J. of Mt. Holly, N. J. Am' 7-0990 Congratulations To The Class of '59 BEASTON BUILDERS, INC. Medford Lakes, N. J. Olive 4-2745 PETTY 81 CROFT ARCHITECTS 39 E. Main St. Moorestown, N. J. BE-5-1700 COMMUNITY MOTORS, INC. Buick '59 Hillman - Sunbeam Volvo - Lloyd - Opel Sales - Service - Paris Route 38, Mt. Holly AM 7-2500 Cars Rental Agents - Fine Used Cars HARIETT'S OIL SERVICE 101 So. Main St. Medford, N. J Olive 4-2035 Burner Service We go ci long way to make warm friends. nv Congratulations 8. Best Wishes For Your Success MOUNT HOLLY GARAGE Sales Service Charles S. Miller, Owner Washington 8. King Streets Mount Holly, N. J. Phone AMherst 7-0476 Serving the Community Faithfully Since l9l2 JAMES ABSALOM ASSOCIATES, INC. David Kaplan, President INSURERS 8. REALTORS 'l05 High Street Mt. Holly, N. J. Telephone AMherst 7-2400 STOCKTON'S DRY CLEANING 38 Washington St. Mt. Holly, N. J. Phone AM-7-ll06 COLIN F. TAIT W. T. RIFE Soles - Frigidaire - Service Petroleum Products Roncocos, N. J., Mt. Holly AM-7-O0'll Mounf Holly, N. J. AM 7-1166 AM 7-3242 Good Luck from fo Mounf Holly High School MR. 8 R. i DARE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Mill 8. Pine sis. Mount Holly, N. J. Goodyear Tires 8. Batteries Brand Name Products We Do Care at Dare's AM 7-9843 24 hour Service AM 7-0340 E. T. SEAMAN CED. Millwork Hardware Paints Lumber 81 Building Material Olive 4-2133 Marlton Pike 8. Hartford Rd. Medford, N. J. Specializing in Auto Safety Glass THE AUTOGLASS SHOP Bud sfmnon, Prop. Madison Av enue AM-7-0847 Mt. Holly, New Jersey Drive Safely and Choose 0 Safe PARKER'S FORMICA sHoP for your Road of Life Lumberton Road Mt. Holly, N. J REECE E. HAINES 28 S. Main St. AMherst 7-4199 Medford, N. J. All Lines of Insurance Olive 4-2215 Olive 4-2045 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1959 NORTHAMPTCN TEXTILE COMPANY AND EAGLE DYEING AND FINISHING COMPANY Mount Holly, New Jersey Compliments of 8 TELEVISION SERVICE BURLINGTON COUNTY Television Service - All Makes 230 Mill Street Medford, N. J. Mount Holly, New Jersey MERIN STUDIOS IOI0 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania Creating Distinctive Photography JQMQ Mk X40 QMQE R'-,NF s - H- 1 ' 5 yy V, Q , .4 fQ5'Lf Z7Mf f?'9 AM-WL W 'Mya 4 1 .in 've -. K .i x . A ,' f f,',v i