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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1960 volume:

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Junior Play .... Sophomores . . . Freshmen ..... Activities ........... Student Council ..... Senior Hall Patrol .J ..... . National Honor Society .... Clubs ............... . A Cappella Choir RED OAK ........ HOLLY SPIRIT Band ........ Colorguard .... Twirlers ..... Cheerleaders .. Sports ........ Football ...... Cross Country Hockey ......... Boys' Basketball . .. Girls' Basketball . . . Wrestling ..... Baseball . . . Softball . . . Tennis . . . Golf .... Track . . . Advertising . . MRS. GOFF Serving us all Dedication lt is with deep gratitude and genuin pride that we, the Class of 1960, dedi- cate our yearbook to Mrs. Dorothy M. Goff in appreciation of her work with Us through these tour decisive years at Ran- cocas Valley Regional High School. Mrs. ff h inspired Us all with her energy 9 Go as and amiable personality, ln recognition of her achievements as a teacher ot young people and her work as attend- ' d' t' n. ance officer, we make this de :ca no gr i 15 2 x 5 I 3 2 ' 2 ,i ,. 5 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Mr. Evans, superintendent, Mr. Cooper, custodian, Mr. Zelley, president, Mr. Croshaw, vice president, Mr. Shinn, secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Green, Mr. Scheckter, Mr. Hus- sey, Mr. Miller, Mr. Tait. Administration MR. LEO J. CANTELOPE Assistant Principal We are all familiar with the many tasks performed by Mr. Cantelope, Without his con- cern for us we could not be so proud ot Ran- cocas Valley Regional High as we are. MR. FREDERICK W. EVANS Superintendent Every river has its source, its beginning, its head. At the head of our organization are the Board ottEducation and Mr. Evans. These peo- ple see to our well-being as a school. We owe ,P them all our deepest thanks. is J MR. HARRY E. WENRICH - H' Principal Q We thank Mr. Wenrich for providing us I 7, with a well-rounded education, respected everywhere. To live up to his ideals and opin- .. ions of us is our obligation. We shall try, Mr. A Wenrlchl Q I 5 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mr. McGeever, Miss Brown, coordinator, Mr. Lugviel. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Petersen, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Herreshotf, Mr. Donner. ABSENT: Mr. Hoffman. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mr. Hoke, Mr, Davis, coordinator, Mr. Petrillo, Mr. Reyn- olds. SECOND ROW: Mr. Osworth, Mr. Oschell, Mr. Sobelman. Facult ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mr. Hinger, Miss Slwrader, Miss Whittle, Mr. Lugviel, SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Whitcratt, Mr. DeStefano, Mr. Remy, Mr. Haider, co- ordinator, Mr. Bacon. ABSENT: Mr. Williams, Miss Wessel. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hollingshead, Miss Sinton, coordinator, Mr. Ruch Mr. Osworth. 6 THE LIBRARY LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Kurtz, Mrs. Cramer, librarian. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Fa cu Ity BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mrs, Chance, Mrs. Donnelly, Mr. Cheesman, coordinator, Mrs. GOIT, Miss Enstice. SECOND ROW: Mr. Huss, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Thomas, FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mrs. May, Mr. Walsh, Mrs. Ames, coordinator. SECOND ROW: Mr. Herreshoff, Mr. Remy. FRONT ROW: Miss Keppler, Miss Hohensfein, coordinator for giris. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schnepf, Mr. Hoagland, coordinator for boys, Mr. Trefz. 7 Faculty GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Keqfing, coordinator, Mr. Gordon. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Mr. Cooney, Mr. Bradley. SECOND ROW: Miss Spencer Mr. Randolph, Miss Bragg. ABSENT: Mrs. Wallace. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT. Mr. Hilbert, vocal music, Miss Lust, arf, Mr. Welch, in- strumental music. THE OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW: Mrs. Regn, Miss Wells. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gladfelfer, Mrs. Tilfon, Mrs, Thomson. 8 PM l .V 3 I , X 1' Comet Brooks -Pcfober 23, 1911 Yerkes Observatory I ,V I j I j I 1 I I 1 I P 1 I r I ' ' ! I V 7 1,1 1 I ' 1 Senior Advisers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Petrillo Mr. Whifcrciff, Mr. Hinger, Mr. Huss, Miss Whittle, chief cldviser, Mr. Petersen, Mr. Schnepf, Mr. McGeever, Mr. Randolph, r Bacon. 49 A 21-S5 in 215 ILLG S res t X Senior Officers EIGENBR , ice piesi -Xxx 3 5 , A ' BERTIE CANTZ, secrgary ANNA MAE CANALE, treasurer 10 RICHARD AARONS Dick College Preparatory Junior Play5 A Cappella 2,3,45 Photography i5 Boys' Glee Club 45 Stage Manager l,2,35 RED OAK 4 A gentleman to the core. WlLLlE MAE ALLEN Willie General Basketball 3,45 Photography Club 35 Teenage Question Box 4 Make a virtue of necessity. DORlAN ABRAMS Dori General Dramatic Club I5 A Cappella 3,45 Basketball 35 RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Knitting Club 4 Heaven is not reached at a bo-und. GEORGE H. ACTON, JR. Pete College Preparatory FFA l,2,3,45 Weight Lifting 3 Where there's a will, there's a way. Seniors WILLIAM B. ALLOWAY Bill College Preparatory Biology Club l5 Gymnastics Club 3,45 Football lg Track l Earn- estness is the best gift of mental power. TOM AMBROZALTIS Tom General Sports Club l5 Baseball l,2,35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,4, Track l,25 Soccer Club 4 Bare- foot boy with cheeks of tan. NORMAN E. ADAMS Norm College Preparatory Track l,3,45 Baseball l,25 Foot- ball 45 A Cappella 45 Wrestling 45 Dramatic Club l, Weight Lift- ing 3,4 Where there's smoke, there's fire. JOANN LEE AMENT Lee College Preparatory Library Club lg Future Nurses 3,45 Color Guard l, HOLLY SPlRlT 45 Senior Hall Patrol Many a true word is spoken in lest. ,g JOHN G. ARMSTRONG John General Photography Club l,3, Automo- bile Club 4 Drifting and clream- ing. MARY ELIZABETH ASHBY Ash College Preparatory Girls' Leaders Club I, Girls' Gymnastics Club 3, Twirlers 2,3,4, RED OAK, Treasurer 3, business Manager 4, HOLLY SPIRIT Feature-Editor 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Teen- Age Question Box 4 Weakness is not your word, weariness not on your brow. CAROLYN ANN BARROWCLOUGH Lynn College Preparatory Make Up Club l,2,3, World Af- fairs 4, Student Council Alter- nate I, RED OAK 4, Jr. Play 3, HOLLY SPIRIT 4 Of a light heart, gay and free. GARY BAKER Gary College Preparatory Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2, 3,4, Athletic Trainers Club 3,4, RED OAK 4, Boys' State 3, Soc- cer Club 4 Straight as an ar- row. Seniors EQ B42-if DORIS BARTON Doris Commercial College Preparatory Dramatic Club I, A Cappella 3,4, RED OAK 4, Holly Spirit 4, Make Up 4 Sugar and spice and everything nice. DAVID W. BALLINGER Bal-Bal General Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Au- tomobile Club 4 Sincerity is a virtue. ROBERT C. BATTEN Bob College Preparatory Swing Club I, J.E.T.S. 2,3, Stu- dent Council l,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Band and Or- chestra 2,3, Soccer Club 4 Busi- ness betore pleasure. JUDITH CAROL BAXTER Judy College Preparatory Science Club I, Jr. Herald Staff l,2,3, Softball I, Basketball l,2, Swing Band 3,4, Band lieuten- ant l,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3,4, RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, World Affairs Club 3,4, Delegate to Girls' Citizenship Institute 3 Say it with music. JOHN MARK BAYLEY Beetle College Preparatory Chorus 25 Football l,45 Baseball l,45 Basketball T5 Dance Club 35 Boys' Glee Club 4g HOLLY SPIRIT 4. What fools these humans are. MARIE LOUISE BECK Marie College Preparatory Art Club, l,2 - Treasurer 25 Girls' League 2,35 Tri-Hi Y 45 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 4 lSouth Mountain High Schooll5 Aviation Club 4. Make new friends but keep the old. MARTHA BERSHESKY Reds Commercial Dramatic Club l, Freshman Play I5 HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3,45 A Cap- pella 35 RED OAK 45 Basketball 2g Teen-Age Question Box 4. A winning smile never fails. Seniors ARTHUR W. BITTNER Art College Preparatory Hunting and Fishing Club 35 Soc- cer Club 4, Still water runs deep. CHARLES H. BLEICE Charlie College Preparatory Jets Club 35 Physics Club 45 Ten- nis 4. Those who make the least noise do the most work. MARLYNN LEAH BODINE Sis Commercial Girls' Leaders l5 Future Business Leaders of America 3,45 .l.V. Softball l,25 .l.V. Hockey 2,35 Varsity Hockey 45 Basketball Manager 45 Orchestra l,2,35 G.A.A. 4. Actions speak louder than words. SHIRLEEN B. BODINE Shirl General Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball l,25 Girls' Leaders ly Girls' Gymnastics Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. Life is not life at all without delight. BRUCE ALLEN BOGIE Bruce College Preparatory Track l,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,35 Baseball lj Basketball T5 Speech Club lj Freshman Play5 Student Council 35 HOLLY SPIRIT 4, Jun- ior Herald Staff 45 RED OAK 3,45 Dance Club 35 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Teen- Age Question Box President 4. Whose words all ears took cap- tive. DOROTHEA BOHLER Dottie Commercial RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 3, Basketball 3,4, Color Guard 4, Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 3,4 It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. NANCY L. BOND Louie College Preparatory Girls' Leaders President I, HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3,4, RED OAK 3,4, Class Treasurer 2, G.A.A. 2,3, Presi- dent 4, A Cappella Choir 2, Ac- companist 3,4, Hockey I,2,3, Captain 4, Softball i,2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Girls' Citizen- ship Institute 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Swing Band 3, World Affairs Club 4 Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you. Se HOWARD A. BOWKER CHARLES RANDY BRADDOCK Butch Randy General Commercial Sports Club I, Athletic Trainers Hobby Club A friend in need is Club 3,4, Piston Pusher 4 Let us C1 ffiend indeed. have peace! niors LOUIS H. BRADDOCK Louie College Preparatory Science Club I, A Cappella Choir I,2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club President 4 Life is too short to worry. WILLIAM E. BRADDOCK Bill General Sports Club I, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Football T,2,3,4, Bas- ketball I,2,3,4, Baseball I,3,4, Soccer Club 4 Never do today what you can put ati till tomor- row. VIRGINIA BRADLEY Ginny General Photography Club i,2 Small, but how dear to us. PATRICIA ANN BRANDT Pat College Preparatory HOLLY SPIRIT i,4, Softball I,2,4, Library Club I,2,3,4, Library Council 3,4, A Cappella Choir 3, Teenage Question Box 4 It's a merry heart that makes a cheer- ful countenance. DONALD BRIMMER Don General Track l,2, Cross Country l,2,3, Golf l, Chess Club 3, Photogra- phy Club 4, Stage Crew l,2,3,4 Good to be merry and wise. RICHARD F. CAMPANA Dick College Preparatory Rowing i, Swing Band 3,4, Boat- ing Club 4 As merry as the day is long. JOYCE C. BROWN Joyce College Preparatory Tennis Club l, Art Club 3, RED OAK 4, Softball 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, Teenage Question Box 4 Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. is X p KENNETH RUSSELL BROWN Ken General-College Preparatory Biology Club 2, Boys Gymnastics Club 3, Swing Club 3,4, Band and Orcheqgra 3,4, Music Club 4 His music soothes the weary soul. Seniors ANNA MAE CANALE Anna May Commercial Tennis Club i, F.B.L.A. 3,4, Color Guard 4, Student Council i, Sen- ior Class Treasure A sweet per- sonality plus rascalityf' JEROME BRYAN Jerry General Sports Club 3, Weight Lifting Club 3 Full of laughs, full of fun, he's all right with every- one. ROBERTA L. CANTZ ' Bertie College Preparatory Neaphytes I, Captain 2, Red Squad 3, Sub-captain 4, Student Council l,2,4, Class Secretary '2,3,4, Dance Club Instructor 3,4, Basketball l,2, Girls' Leaders 'club 1, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, Junior Havana Staff 12, A Cappella 1,2 Vim, vigor and vitality. ROBERT V. CAPPETTA ' V Bobby College Preparatory Cross Country l,2, Track l,2, Science Club l, A Cap- pella 2,3,4, Band and Orchestra 3,4, Swing Band 3,4 To the iazzy master. JAMES A. CARR BARBARA J. CARTER JOSEPH CARL CASANO .lim Barbsie Joe College Preparatory General College Preparatory-General A Cappella 3,45 Junior Play 3, Band 25 Orchestra 2, Homemak- Automobile Club 4 For he's a Gymnastics Club 4 Ne'er an ing Club 35 Teen-Age Question iolly good fellow. unkind word. Box 4 On the light fantastic toe. Seniors PAUL STEVE CHUDOBA Paul College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3, Photography Club 4, Swing Band 2,3,4, Music Theory 4, Swing Club 3,4 Little man with a big horn. JOHN DOUGLAS CLAYTOR John College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4, Boys' Gymnastics Club 3, Swing Band 3,4, Golf Team l,2,3,4, World Atiairs Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4 A good man possesses a kingdom. CAROL ANN CLEVENGER Carol College Preparatory Girls' Leaders I, Orchestra l,2,3, Girls' Gymnastics Club 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, RED OAK 3,4, Landscaping Club 4 All l know is what I read. JEFFREY G. CLIVER Jelt College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4, Swing Band l,3,4, Aviation Club 3,4, Track l,2, Cross Country i,2, Basketball 2,35 Orchestra l,2,3, Baseball 3,4, Physics Club 4 Hold the fort! l'm coming. ANDREW L. COCHRAN Drew General Automobile Club 4 Why moth- ers get gray. X MARILYN LEE CODRICK Marilyn College Preparatory French Club I, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, RED OAK 4, Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Basket- ball 4, Pep Club I, There was a little girl, who had a little curl. MARIE LOUISE COGHE Ree Commercial Student Council 3,4, Dance Club 3,4, Swing Club I, HOLLY SPIRIT I, Speech Club I, Senior Hall Patrol 4 Beauti- ful, beautiful brown eyes, GORDON FRANK COMPTON Heavy College Preparatory Student Council 2,3,4, World Af- fairs Club 3,4, Track Club I, Track I,2, Junior Play Com- panion, none is like. Seniors THOMAS COONLEY Tom College Preparatory Football I,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Sen- ior Hall Patrol 4, Boys' State AI- ternate 3, HOLLY SPIRIT 4 Never say die. JOSEPH J. CORCORAN, JR. Joe General Marching Band I,2,3,4, Biology Club 3, Swing Band 3,4, Speech Club I, A Cappella Choir, Cross Country Team I, The Little drummer boy. LANA COSABOOM Cos Commercial Girls' Leaders I, Jr. Sr. Sports Club 3, Co-Captain Hockey Team I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Softball I,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Band I,2,3, Orchestra I,2,3, Swimming 2, Bridge Club 4, Fortune helps the brave. fiat' MARY ELIZABETH COSABOOM Mare College Preparatory Tennis Club I, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Senior Twirlers 2,3, Head Maiorette 4, Student Council 3, HOLLY SPIRIT 3,4, RED OAK, Junior Editor 3, Editor 4, Girls' Citizenship institute 3, World Af- fairs Club 4, Senior Hall Patrol 4, Toil is the sire of fame. KEN COTA Ken College Preparatory General 4 Track I,2,3,4, Track Club 2, Dance Club 3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council I,2,3, Mine is not an idle cause. HARRY JAMES COTTON Jim General Gymnastics Club 3, Weightlifting Club 3,4 A friend is never known till a man have need.'f EVERETT E. COUPLES Eve Agriculture Metal Club lf Hunting and Fish- ing Club 3g Landscaping and Gardening Club 4 Silence is golden. EVA JANE CRAIN Eve Commercial Dramatic Club if FBLA 3,4, HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3 Editor 47 National Honor Society 3, Sec- retary 45 Jersey Girls' State 3, Junior 3, Junior Herald Stal? 2, RED OAK 4. Many small make a great. Seniors JAMES RONALD CROMAN Jim General Gymnastics 3,4, Band i,2 A penny for your thoughts. PHILIP F. CROSHAW Phil , College Preparatory Swing Band if Band and Or- chestra lj Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4p Track Club 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Physics Club 4, Senior Hall Patrol 4 Deeds, not words. MARTHA EWALD CROWLEY Marty College Preparatory Girls' Plastic Club lp Nurses' Club 3, World Affairs Club 3,4, L Orchestra l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 Nothing is impossible to industry. JUDITH R. CROZIER Croz Commercial 81 College Preparatory Hockey 'l,2,3,4p Softball l,2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Girl Leaders Club ig Junior-Senior Sports Club 35 Bridge Club 4 Laughter and the love of friends. ROBERT EARL CUMMINGS Bob College Preparatory Dramatic Club lp Cross Country if Track l,2,3,4, Band and Or- chestra 2,3, Photography Club 3, RED OAK 4, Gym club 4 No one knows what he can do till he tries. LOUISE CURRY RUTH ANN CURRY Louise Ann General General F.H.A. 37 Teen-Age Question Box Photography Club 1,37 Plastic 4 It is better to give than re- Club 2i Bridge Club 4 1'Success ceive. comes to those who try. JAUNITA CURTSINGER Bobbie College Preparatory A Cappella l,27 Future Nurses of America 3 Handsome is that handsome does. Seniors CAROLE P. DAVIS Carol College Preparatory Dramatic Club 1,37 Sports Ap- preciation 37 Future Nurses of America 47 Drill team 3j Chorus 1,4 Never part with Iaughter. FRANCES EILEEN DAVIS Frannie College Preparatory Library Club l,2,37 Library Council 2,3,47 Teen-Age Ques- tion Box 4 The only way to have a friend is to be one. ROBERTA DANZA Birdie College Preparatory Twirlers 17 Junior Red Cross 37 Pep Club 1,2,37 GAA 37 Junior Council 37 Softball 1,2,3,47 Bas- ketball 2,47 Future Nurses of America 47 Library Council 4 The hand that follows intellect can achieve. JEAN DAVIS Jean General Plastic Club 1,37 Pen Pal Club 4 There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. LESLIE M. DENKENBERGER Leslie College Preparatory Chorus Club 27 Pep Club 17 Fu- ture Nurses of America 37 Ten- nis Club 4 NA woman of few. words. .5 .1 so 3 ff W. f .L. fi' M 3 MARION DENNEY Denney Commercial Gym Club 3, Bridge Club 4: Hockey 3,47 Baseball I,2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4 Good humor makes all things tolerable. RAYMOND DEVER Ray General Sports Club 2 All is well that ends well. PAT DONAHUE Fat College Preparatory Red Cross lg Future Nurses Club 3: Bridge Club 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 4 Honesty is the best policy. Seniors WILLIAM DORN Bill College Preparatory Football I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3, co- captain 4, Basketball If Base- ball 'Ig Chess Club 25 Wrestling Club 44 Wrestling 4, Senior Hall Patrol 4 Humor is an asset. WILLIAM B. DYER, Ill Bill College Preparatory Science Club If Baseball Ig Dance Club 45 Wrestling 4, Baseball 4 Good will is great. FLORENCE E. DORMAND Flossie I College Preparatory Freshman Dramatic Club If A Cappella 2,3,4f Teenage Question Box 4, Junior Herald 1,25 HOLLY SPIRIT I,3,4g Student Council l,2,3,4 Sweets to the sweet. RUTH MARION EASLICK Ruth Commercial Freshman Dramatic Club 'lg Stu- dent Council lp Make-up Club 2, Plastics Club 35 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Lend a helping hand. PATRICIA G. EDMONDS Pat I College Preparatory Art Club 35 RED OAK 35 Student Council I,2g Tennis Club 4 You ' stand in your own light. RICHARD L. EIGENBROT lke College Preparatory Golf Club l7 Sports Club 37 Wrestling Club 47 Football l,2, 3,47 Track l,37 Senior Hall Pa- trol 47 Vice President of Senior Class. Life's race well run. ROBERT KENNETH ENDICOTT ELAINE ENGLE Bob Jody General Commercial Band 27 Library 3,4f Math Club Psychology Club 37 Make-up 37 Speech Club 4. Enioy the Club 4. 'lSweeter than honey gifts that fortune sends. and the honeycomb. Seniors BOB ERB Wyatt General Football 47 Basketball 47 Base- ball 47 Dance.Club 37 O Club li Soccer Club 4. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. MONIKA FLYNN Monika General Future Nurses Club 47 Glee Club 1,27 Knitting Club 3. Love and Marriage. WANDA FOERST Trees Commercial Tennis Club l7 Dance Instructor 3,47 RED OAK 4. Girls have curious minds. I 21 RUTH C. FORBES Commercial Success is the resul endeavor. Ruthie t of MILLIE FORVOUR Millie Commercial Tennis Club 17 A Cappella 3,47 Color Guard 3,47 Future Business Leaders of America 47 RED OAK 47 Student Council 47 Basketball l,273. Busy here and there. MARY LOU FOULK Mary Commercial Girls' Plastic Club If Dramatic Club 3, Future Business Leaders 4 Great things come in small packages. MARILYN FRIEDHEIM Marilyn College Preparatory Tennis Club lp Future Nurses 35 Photography Club 4 In her wary town. 1 55: ' K V . . . ,,....,,- 1. , f f . f ' .. - :sian .ff .iff is .firm--1. .,s. - err IIB, Elks is Bm t I S S li. H I at s J lrf I 121452, st Q iittljxk ft' If 92 Z' . if S, .S+ S S as it we X H S K get ll T5 , 1,1 9555. X 8 mi Sw S . c i E X I it gi 4 dw ,K eggs ss S Y at Q JL is ...W . 2255 sifigfitiiil Siisgf ..,. I.-.f f .1 ' mga: ,f . wi... - Q .. ,, iise, iggssmggisetsfsts Commercial Photography Club I,3,4i Foot- ball I,3,4f Track- 1,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3: RED OAK 4 He is in- variably in a hurry. Seniors BARBARA JANE GAGER Barb I General Make Up Club I,2p Library Club 4 Interested in others. WILMER DEETS GANT Bill College Preparatory Sports Club if Weight Lifting Club 3,4, Student Council 45 J.V. Basketball 2i Track l,2,3,4 Never without friends. JANET GAIL GAROFALL Janet College Preparatory Student Council I,2g World Af- fairs Club 1,41 Future Nurses Club 35 HOLLY SPIRIT I,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 Knowledge is power. MARY LOU GAROFOLA Mary Commercial Make Up 2,35 RED OAK 41 Fu- ture Business Leaders of Amer- ica 4 Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. ROBERT W. GASKILL Bob General Sports Club If Hunting and Fish- ing Club 31 Automobile Club 4 Liberty, I must have withal. RUTH GASKILL Ruthie Commercial Tennis Club I, Dance Club 3, RED OAK 4, Color Guard AI- ternate 4, Photography Club 4 Life is too short to waste. JOSEPH P. GRAMIAK Uno College Preparatory Football I,2,3, Wrestling 3,4, Science Club I, Sports Club 3, Track I,2,3,4 It's all Greek to me. JOHN THOMAS GILLEN Jack College Preparatory Football I,2,3,4, Track i,2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Tennis Club I, Sports Otticials Club I, Sports Club 3, Sophomore Dance Club - Instructor 4 Life is but a game of football. HARRY R. GILLET Harry College Preparatory Aviation Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Art Club I Good will is the mightiest practi- cal force in the universe. Seniors GEORGE GILLISON Jake College Preparatory Football I,2,3,4, Baseball I,2, 3,4, Metal Club I, Aviation Club 3, World Affairs Club 4 Make a virtue of necessity. WILLIAM PAUL GRASSIE Bill College Preparatory Sophomore Class President 2, Student Council 2,3,4, A Cap- pella Choir 2,4, HOLLY SPIRIT 2,4, Jr. Herald Stott 2, Student Council Vice President 3, Dance Club - Instructor 3,4, RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPIRIT - Assistant Ed- itor 4, Wrestling 4, Senior Class - President 4 Serve behind all recompense. JOHN GRAY Jack College Preparatory Agriculture Band l,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3, Fu- ture Farmers ot America 2,3,4, Farmers are founders of civili- zationf' 23 VIVIAN MARIE Viv College Preparatory Pep Club I, Latin Club I, Jr. Herald Staff 2, World Affairs Club 3,4, Foreign Exchange Student 3, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Girls' League I, HOLLY SPIRIT 4 TraveIIed in realms of gold. ,pi EVERETT GREGORY CHARLES GRIFFITH GFSQ Charlie Commercial Biology Club I, Aviation Club 3,4, Snips and snails and puppy dog tails. General Biology Club I, Gym Club 3,41 Track l,2, Cross-Country 2,3,4. Runs the great circuit. BENJAMIN CHARLES GROVATT Ben Agriculture F.F.A. 4, Gardening and Land- scaping Club 4, Game Club I. Handsome is that handsome does. PATRICIA ALICE GROVATT Pat Commercial Dramatic Club I, A Cappella 3,44 Future Business Leaders Club of America 4. Music is love in search of word. FRANK E. GRUNGO Swede College Preparatory Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Wrestling 3,44 Track 3,4f Chess Club 24 Sports Club 3,4, Senior Hall Patrol 4. A plugger is al ways a winner. Seniors DAVE HAMMOND Dave College Preparatory Football 3,45 Basketball i,2,4, Track 'l,3,4, Baseball 1,25 Weight Lifting Club 3,4, Student Council 4. Always ready with a helping hand. BONITA LOIS HARRIS Bonnie General Tennis Club I, Girls' Basketball 2,3,4, Speech Club .35 Teen-Age Question Box Club 4, Girls' Soft- ball 4. Work a little, play a lit- tle. JUDITH A. HARRIS Judy Commercial Photography Club 3, Jr. Orches- tra lg Senior Orchestra 2j Teen- Age Question Box 4, Girls' Bas- ketball 4. Beauty is as beauty does. R. DIANNA HARRIS Diane General Plastic Club l, Photography Club 3, Teenage Question Box 4, Bas- ketball 4 Life's sweetest joys are hidden. CAROL ANNE HARVEY Wabbit Commercial RED OAK 4, A Camnella l,2, Softball i,2, Dance Club 3,4, Basketball 4 Heaven will pro- tect the working girl. CONSTANCE M. HASS Connie College Preparatory Freshman Dramatic Club I, A Cappella 2,3,4, Student Coun- cil I,3, HOLLY SPIRIT 2, Teenage Question Box 4 Sweet and lovely. Seniors JUDITH ANN HELLER Judy Commercial Student Council I,4, Girls' Lead- ers I, Softball l,2,3,4, G.A.A. 3, Secretary 4, Hockey 3,4, Fu- ture Business Leaders of Amer- ica 3, Secretary 4, HOLLY SPIRIT Sports Editor' 4k RED OAK 4 Laughter and friendship. MARION LOREEN HELLER Marion College Preparatory FTA I, Historian 3, Band Man- ager i,2,3,4, Hockey i,2, Jr. Herald Staff 3,4, HOLLY SPIRIT i,2,4, World Affairs Club 4 Exaequo et bono. RONALD JAMES HESTON MAE ANN HOPKINS ROD Mge General Commercial Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Plastic Club I, Future Business Photography 4 He who has the best heart, the best brain. 25 Leaders of America 3,4 Gift of laughter. LEROY EARL HOIRNER Lee College Preparatory Football l,2,4, Basketball 'l,2, Baseball l,2,4, A Cappella I,2,4, Sophomore Vice President 2, Student Council 2,3, Presi- dent 4, Junior Class President 3, Sophomore Dance Club 3, Wres- tling Club 4, Boys' State 3 Mon is the measure of all'things. ROBERT HORNER Bob College Preparatory Cross Country i,2, Sports Ofti- cials Club l, F.F.A. 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 4, Automo- bile Club 4, Senior Hall Patrol 4, RED OAK Advertising Editor 4 His smile is sweetened by his gravity. THOMAS J. HOWARTH Tom General Golf Club l, Biology Club 3, Hobby Club 4 A penny for your thoughts. JOHN HUMPHREY John College Preparatory Track Club l, Baseball l, Stu- dent Council I, Parliamentarian 4, Wrestling 3, Captain 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Vice President 4, Physics Club 4, Bas- ketball 2 One picture is worth a thousand words. Seniors CHARl.ES B. HUNT Charles General Marching Band i, Photography Club l, Junior Concert Bancl l, Junior Dance Band l, Give honor where honor is due. PATSY-ANN HUNT Sam Commercial College Preparatory Swing Band 'l, Band l, HOLLY SPIRIT l, A Cappella Choir i,2,3, Speech Club 4, RED OAK 4 Industry is the mother of fortune. ROBERT J. HUNTER Bob College Preparatory Cross Country 2,4, Chess Club 'l,3, Track Club l,2,3,4, Invest- ment Club 4 Great hopes make great men. DONALD E. HUSSEY Huss College Preparatory Science Club I, Football I, Bas- ketball I, Track 2, Tennis 3,4, Tennis Club 4, Band l,2,3, Intra- mural Basketball 3 l am almost out. 5 s LEO W. INGLING Peanu General Tennis Club l, Boys' Gymnastic Club 3, Automobile Club 1 Merit is worthier than fame. Q BARBARA JASINSKI Barbs Commercial Softball 1, Swimming l,2,3, Plastics Club I, Teen-Age Ques- tion Box 4, RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 4 Sugar and spice. PATRICIA LOUISE JOBES Pat College Preparatory Dramatic Club I, F.T.A. 3, RED OAK 4 Has always looked for the best in others. PATRICK H. JOHNSON Pat College Preparatory Science Club I, Aviation Club 3,4, Football I, Band 2,3, Stu- dent Council 2,4, Wrestling 3,4, Vice President of Freshman Class. Always time for cour- tesy. Seniors RUTH ELLEN JOHNSON Ellen College Preparatory Girls' Leaders Club I, Band I,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3, South Jersey Regional Band I,2, Soft- ball 2,3,4, Girls' Gym Club 3, RED OAK 4, Swimming Team i,2, Bridge Club 4. ldeaIs are the world's masters. - it JOHN R. JONES Rolland College Preparatory Swing Band I, Band 8. Orches- tra l,2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4, Intramu- ral Basketball 3, Boating Club 4, South Jersey Regional Band 8g Orchestra 2,3, Allstate Band 2,3 There's no substitute for tal- ent, ROGER C. JONES Roger Commercial - Agriculture F.F.A. 'l,2,3,4, Band I,2,4, Track Club I, Aviation Club 3, Foot- ball 2, Phsyics Club 4 Music my rampart. BARBARA KARG Barb Commercial Make-up Club I,3,4, As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. MYRNA MARIE KEENAN Kee College Preparatory Dramatic Club 3, Library Coun- cil 3,4, Teen-Age Question Box 4 I can be as sweet as the grave. L MICHAEL A. KEIDER Mike College Preparatory Gymnastics Club 3,45 Science Club lg Cross Country 2,3 Just right. Q RICHARD KLINE Dick College Preparatory Football 1,25 Basketball I5 Base- ball I5 Dance Club 35 Student Council 3,45 Study Club 4 Life is not life at all without delight. BONNIE LYNNE KELLEY Bonnie Commercial Softball 2,3,45 Dramatic Club I5 Future Business Leaders 45 HOLLY SPIRIT I,3,4 Niceties all about her. SHARON LEE KEMP Sharon College Preparatory Oil Painting Club I5 Typing Club I5 Hockey I5 Baseball I5 Teener Club I5 Girls' Athletics 1,25 Stu- dent Council 25 Swimming Team 25 Girls' Gymnastics Club 35 RED OAK 45 Make Up Club 4 The mildest manners and the gen- tlest heart. Seniors JOSEPH KING Joe College Preparatory Biology Club I5 J.E.T.S. 35 Track 2,45 Investments Club 4 King among men. MANFRED ROBERT KOLBINGER Fred College Preparatory Track I5 Tennis 2,3,45 Aviation Club 35 Wrestling 3 With ct willingness to work. CAROLE ANN KOTULA Carole Commercial Tennis Club lp Twirlers 25 Dra- matic Club 35 Business Leaders Club 45 RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 4 Good humor only teaches charms that last. JANET KUNZE l Janet' Commercial Teen-Age Question Box 45i Hockey 'I5 Student Council 35 Girls' Leaders lp Jr. 81 Sr. Sports Club 35 HOLLY SPIRIT l,2,45 Jr. Play 35 Jr. Herald Stat? 25 Girls' State Alternate 3 Gliding like a queen. RITA MARIE KUYKEN Rita College Preparatory ockey l,3,45 Freshman Dra- atic club 1, HOLLY swan iz,4, ED OAK 45 Swimming Team 25 Dance Club 35 Teen-Age Ques- ion Box 4. All Sweetness and ight. THOMAS M. KUZENKO l ROBERT H. LANE Tom Shorty General General Chess Club l,2,3,45 Library Track Club I5 Chess Club 35 Council I,2,3, The sport of Basketball I5 Teen-Age Question every wind. Box 4. Blessed with that charm to please. Seniors ROSALIE CARMEL LAVONIS Ro College Preparatory Drama Club 1,25 Yearbook Stat? I,25 Historian 25 Library Club l,2,35 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 35 Maiorette 25 Homecoming Attendant I5 Class Play I,25 Pho- tography Club 45 Her smile is her umbrella. JUDITH CAROLE LAWRENCE Judy Commercial Future Nurses Club l,35 Glee Club I5 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Teen- Age Question Box 45 RED OAK 4. Sings like a lark. MARILYN LEUZ Marilyn College Preparatory HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 RED OAK 45 Softball Manager 25 Hockey I,2,35 Red Squad 45 Dramatic Club I5 Dance Club 35 May Queen Attendant 35 Teen-Age Question Box 45 Prom Princess 3. More than common friendli- ness. SIGRID LAUK Sig Commercial Pep Club I5 Freshman Class N Treasurer5 G.A.A. 2,35 Maiorette Club Secretary 35 Tennis 35 Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 4. It is a friendly heart that makes friends. if . ' ,.,. 5' .V gags , f . -- 5, -.1 --,-, ., P ' . 1.zQff .f I ff. N Sw-ti . .,., ...,.. L. . ..,.., I ..,'f V , r . r ri kQ,f.5HLi.f . S ' 1 -1 ' , - 5 N??YfiZTW5'Ei :'Qi-113' Wi- . fwi. 2 'F .' of F 5' Lewy General Hunting 8g Fishing Club 35 Art Club 4. Act nonchalant, Harry. LARRY JOSEPH LEWIS Larry General Football 1,25 Sports Club if Chess Club 31 Automobile Club 4. The limb of Satan. LOIS ELAINE LINCOLN Loie Commercial J.V. Hockey If Varsity Hockey 2,3,4g Student Council l,2,3,4g HOLLY SPIRIT 3, RED OAK 45 Girls' Sport Club 3, Girls' Gym Club 45 Basketball 4. The figure and form'll surpass. WAYNE T. .LINCOLN Duke General Photography Club i,3g Soccer Club 4. A life too short for Lin- coin. Seniors RICHARD BRUCE LIVINGSTON Rich Commercial Bowling Club 2,35 Biology Club 2,35 Physical Science Club If Sports Club l,2,3g Football 2, Basketball 25 Bowling Team 2,3,4p Boating Club 4. My only books were women's looks. MIRIAM JEAN LUCAS Mimi College Preparatory Dramatic Club lg Art Club 35 HOLLY SPIRIT l,2,3,4, RED OAK 47 Junior Herald Staff l,2,4g Teen-Age Question Box 4. All the gloss of art. ANTONIO LUPINETTI Kookie General Football I,2g Automobile Club 4. Shave and a haircut, two bits. ELEANORE LINTON Eleanore General Teen-Age Question Box 4. Nothing to do but work. JOHN L. MADDEN Johnny College Preparatory Science Club If Photography Club 35 Student Council 45 Teen- Age Question Box, Vice-President 4. Tail is the sire of fame, CAROL ELLEN MANGANIELLO Maggie Commercial Library Council I,2,3,45 Chess Club 35 Teen-Age Question Box 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 35 Jr. Herald Staff 3 A wise and an under- standing heart. JUDITH P. MARKOWSKI Judy College Preparatory Student Council l,45 Soft Ball I5 HOLLY SPIRIT 25 Herald Statt I,2,45 A Cappella Choir 1,25 Jun- ior Class Vice President 35 Girls' State Representative 35 Speech Club lp Library Council 2,3,45 Make Up Club 25 Future Teach- ers of America 35 Bridge Club 4 The highest of distinctions is service to others. JAMES P. MATHEWS Jimbo General Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 'I,2,3,45 Baseball lp Basketball l,25 Swing Band 1,45 Weight Lifting Club 35 Automobile Club 4 The sound of horns and motors. Seniors DOROTHEA J. MATLACK Datti College Preparatory Jr. Herald Staff 2,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Student Council 3,45 Swimming Team 2,35 Girls' Gymnastics 35 Future urses 4 Sweetest of all. SHIRLEY MATTHEWS BETTY RUTH MENGEL Shirl Betsy W General Commercial lSpeech Club lj Student Coun- Herald Staff 35 A Cappella 35 Icil 25 Dramatic Club 25 Teen-Age Chorus l,2,3,45 Library Club 4 lQuestion Box 4 Dancing is life, I I itself. I I Oceans of babble. MAUREEN A. MCCABE Reenie College Preparatory Speech Club I5 Swing Club lp Softball - Manager 2,45 Future Nurses' Club 3,45 Hockey 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT l,2,35 Herald Staff 4 A little touch of Ireland. RAYMOND McCARTY Ray College Preparatory Science Club lp J.E.T.S. 2,3,4 Wisdom is better than rubies. HENRY McCLEERY Hank ' Agriculture F.F.A. I,2,3,4 I know nothing about Ag. CHRISTINE MARIE MCCOY Chris College Preparatory Dramatic Club 'I7 Knitting Club 37 Chorus 2,37 Junior Herald Staff 27 RED OAK 47 Teenage Question Box 4 Love has its friends. Senlo MARGARET ANN MCGOUVERN 5 Mike College Preparatory f Commerc' l Archery I7 Soft I Q' - - 7 3,47 LLY SP ' an -1. o laug ' I Z 7 l I PATRICIA SCOTT MCGUIGAN Pat College Preparatory Softball I,2,3,47 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,47 Chorus Qi Girls' Leaders I7 F.T.A. 37 Live and learn. - MICHAEL MCCAY Mike College Preparatory Sports Club I7 Physics Club 37 National Honor Society 3,47 Football I,2,3,47 Varsity 3,47 Baseball 1,27 Student Council 37 Senior Hall Patrol A great deal of knowledge. WALTER MCINTYRE THOMAS A. MCMULLEN Mack Tom General Operation mechanic. College Preparatory General Photography Club I, Dance Club 2,3,47 Lady Killer. CHARLENE MINNEY Bootsie College Preparatory Girls' Plastic Club I7 Orchestra 1,27 Twirlers l,2,3,47 RED OAK 47 Aviation 3,47 Basketball 47 Pretty as a picture. ff- . - H .wg .,,. , . J... .. 1,1 fire' .4 J ,. i t fe? 5 155 ,V 1 . asf sf, I 1. fe 2 r .ye ., A..,, I as .,.. i iw, 'S' 'E zi ilsiiiisy rfemwem v,,m.,,, ,,m,, ., W,.L, t. . W,.. STANLEY MITCH ' gen al Foo all Team I 9 Liiwck Clu I Clu If Aut bile IEEE tl I 4 He JOSEPH W. MOORE Joe College Preparatory Football l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2g Baseball If Track Club If Student Council i,3f Track Team i,2, A Cappella Choir 47 Freshman Class Treasurer, Intramural Bas- ketball 47 Soccer Club 4 Man is the measure of all things. SANDRA L. MORGAN Morgue Commercial Girls' Softball I,3,4, HOLLY SPIRIT 3, RED OAK 45 Girls' Plas- tic Club If Chess Club 35 F.B.L.A. Club 4 Life is but a iest. Seniors JUDITH ANN MORRISON Judy College Preparatory Tennis Club If Dance Club 2, Hockey Team i,4, Chorus l,2,3, Swimming Team 4, Teen-Age Question Box 4 What small potatoes we all are. . , ,t., .. Z.. ,. tf 2 wwe ' 'S 5 s gk . 'ii MICHAEL D. MORSE ROBERT B. MORSE CHRISTINA R. MUELLER Mike Hobnob Bob Chris College Preparatory General College Preparatory Photography Club 3, Wrestling Metal Club If Crafts Club 3j Bible Club If Make-up Club 2,35 4 Can make heaven of a hill. Lessons and tasks are all ended Bridge Club 4g Swimming Team 2 now. Business before pleasure. .., it A 2 34 .S Q .9 .4 ss N or . il Q if JAMES MULHOLLAND James College Preparatory Soccer Club 4 Goodness and merry shall follow. ERT' HAZEL W. MULLINS MARY ELLEN MURPHY Hazel General Commercial Bible Club l,3,4, Stamp Club 2. French Club l,2, Jamboree 2,3, Ne'er an unkind word. Softball Team 4. Dark Eyes. BETTYANN MUSHINSKI Mush Commercial J.V. Softball I, Varsity Soft- ball Manager 3,4, Jr. Herald Staff l,2, HOLLY SPIRIT 23,41 RED OAK 4, Senior Hall Patrol 4, Bridge Club 4, Mixed Chorus l,2. Variety is the spice of lite. Seniors K 3 EDITH RUTH MYERS Edie T Commercial 1 Tennis Club l,2, Biology Club 3, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, Teen-Age Quese tion Box 4. Good nature wins T the heart. l l JUDITH PATRICIA MYERS Judy Commercial Neophytes l,2, Sub-Captain 2, Red Squad 3,4, Captain 4, Dra- matic Club 1, Dance Club 3, Teen-Age Question Box, Secre- tary 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer, 3,4, RED OAK 4, Jun- ior Herald Staft 2, Class Secre- tary l, May Attendant l,3. A woman's hair is her crowning glory. MIRIAM NICKERSON JANE ANN NIXON Marian Blondie General Commercial-General F.H.A. 2,3, Photo Club l,4. A Teen-Age Question Box 4, Gift woman of few words. of Gab. FAlTl'l AYN NOLEN Faith Commerical Student Council l,2, Freshman Dramatic Club i, Teen-Age Question Box 4, A winning smile never fails. . f 1 2 9 E JOHNSON OATMAN Jack General Student Council I5 Hunting 8g Fishing Club 35 Aviation Club 45 Chorus I. For he's a iolly good fellow. GAIL LOUISE OKIE Gail College Preparatory Dramatic Club I5 Future Nurses Club 35 FTA 45 National Honor Society 3,41 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 Jr. Herald Staff 4. Honesty is the best Policy. ROBERT E. OEHLER Cold Rod College Preparatory Swing Band l,25 Craft Club 35 Bridge Club 4. More than com- mon friendliness. WILLIAM FREDERICK OFGANT, JR, Bill College Preparatory Science Club I5 Band l,25 Or- chestra I,25 Boys' State Alter- nate 35 Junior Play 35 Junior Herald Staff 45 RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT - Art Editor 45 Senior World Affairs Club 4. AppareI oft proclaims the man. Seniors DOROTHY OKIE Dotty General Library Club lg Future Nurses Club 35 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Teen- Age Question Box 4. Happiness was born a twin. JEANNE MARIE O'MALLEY Jeannie College Preparatory Teen-Age Question Box 45 Fresh- man Dramatic Club I5 Sophomore Dance Club 25 Aviation Club 35 HOLLY SPIRIT I,2,3,45 Junior Herald Staff l,25 Softball 4. 'iThe worId's new fashion. BARBARA ORD Barb College Preparatory Color Guard I,2,3,4 - Co- Captain 3 - Captain 45 Tennis Club lp Future Nurses Club 35 Aviation Club 45 Swimming Team 2,35 A Cappella 4. Here comes the flag. HEINZ OSTERHOLZER Heinz 57 College Preparatory Track ly Band I,2,35 Football 25 World AHairs Club l,45 Physics Club 35 Junior Play 35 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 Orchestra 2, A solid citizen. - QW., .. - , ' K Q, .k,,. .. 'K .. ' i - ijgiaiif' A ' . . .- was - :li w zff -g : .K A A X ' A f 1 : JAMES PACITTI Jim General Gymnastic Club 35 Automobile Club 4 There is no duty we un- derrate so much as the duty of being happy. RICHARD PALMER Dick General Football lg Track Club if Track l,2,3,4g Gym Club if Automobile Club 47 When his race is won. JOSEPH A. PANELLA Joe College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4f Orchestra l,2, Swing Band i,2,4y Student Coun- cil 47 Herald Staff 45 intramural Basketball 3,47 World Affairs Club 3,45 Blare of trumpets. Seniors CAROLYN M. PECK Peckie General Plastic Club if Teenage Question Box 4, The Golden Rule works like gravitation. WALTER PENDLE DAVID A. PENNOCK Walt Dave General Commercial Trackg Gymnastic Clubg Wild as Equal to Q brother, the raging sea. ANNE LOUISE PERRY Ann College Preparatory HOLLY SPIRIT l,2g Hockey 25 Makeup Club l,2,3, RED OAK ART EDITOR 4, Bridge Club 4, There's no substitute for talent. SHEILA ANNE PETERS Pete Commercial Library Club lf Chess Club 31 Softball l,2,3,4g RED OAK 45 Hockey Manager 4, Bridge Club 4f Chorus i,2,3, Fiery redhead. BARBARA POINSETT Barbie General Photography Club l,3,4, Woman of few words. PM -':- - . . .- 1:-.ar ,, 1 , ' ' V' . , .eilst :aww-V ..-rl.: E: 73:35 YEL ..'i:f :i: 1 A ,ivzwff with Q rem ' 3' 'ff JOANNE MARY POWELL Joanne College Preparatory Dramatic Club I, Nurse Club 3, Teen-Age Question Box 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 4 Lite was gay. ti s st ,www eyn if rrar CARLTON Momzis PRESCOTT Carl Agriculture Future Farmers of America 2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 4,- Gymnastics Club 4 To the singer comes the song. Seniors me Y 71 :tw .fi 152592525 LYNETTE PRICKETT Lynette General Future Homemakers ot America 3, Teen-Age Question Box 4 Life is just a bowl of cherries. THEODORE R. QUAY Ted College Preparatory Biology Club 3, Baseball l, Bas- ketball 'l,2,3,4, Track 4, National Honor Society 3,45 Student Coun- cil 3,4, Track Club I, Soccer Club 4 His fame was noised throughout all the country. RAE RABENSTINE Rae Commercial Future Homemakers of America lg Junior Herald Staff 'if Speech Club 3, Teen-Age Question Box 4, RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPlRlT 4 lndustry and all its virtues. VONDA l.. RAMSEY Vonda College Preparatory Swing Band 'l,3,4p A Cappella Choir l,2,3,4, Make-Up Club 4, Softball 2 Give me a pretty song, a piano and the world is mine. FRED lERlSH RANALLI Fred General Weight Lifting Club 3,4, Student Council I A little work, a little play. I BARBARA REAMER GRACE J. REED Barbara Grqqe General College Preparatory Girls' I-BGCIBVS I: TSGHCIQS Ques- Math Club 35 Teenage Question tion Box 4. Full of good nature. Box 4, RED OAK 4, Wisdom shall follow you. SANDRA LEE REID Sandy College Preparatory Freshman Dramatic Club I5 A Cappella 2,35 HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3, 45 Junior Play 35 RED OAK 45 Knitting Club 4. Ambition has no risk. Seniors MARY A. RENFRO Mare College Preparatory Library Club lj Physics Club 35 Future Nurses Club 4. Life's sweetest joys are hidden. PHILLIP ROBINSON Phil College Preparatory Football 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Werstling 3,45 Wrestling Club 35 Soccer Club 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 4. RoyaI sport. ROBERT F. ROBINSON General Happy-go-lucky. Row Boat CAROL ANN ROCHE Carol College Preparatory Holly Herald 'I5 Future Teachers 25 World Affairs Club 25 Junior Play 3. Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. LEWIS ROCKHILL Blub-Blub General Hunting and Fishing CIub5 Chess Club 35 Automobile Club 45 Track Team, Manager. Humor is the true democracy. LUIS G. ROGERS Louie College Preparatory Band l,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3, Bible Club 1,35 Mathematics Club 4 A friend is worth all hazards we can run. RAYMOND J. V. ROWAN Ray General Track if Biology Club 2, Chess Club 'l,2,3, Soccer Club 4 Nath, ing so much as a real friend. CHARLES A. RUCH Charlie College Preparatory Dramatic Club I, Freshman Class President, Basketball i,2,3,4, World Affairs Club 3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4g Boys' State 3 An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow!! l , i JUDITH A. RUSSELL Jar College Preparatory Make-Up Club l,3,4, Color Guard l,2,3g Drum Maiorette 4, RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPIRIT 3,44 Student Council 2, Softball 4 Wit to persuade, and beauty to delight. ANTHONY RUSSO Tony Agriculture Future Farmers of America i,2, 3,4, Student Council 4 Tall, dark, and handsome. LOUIS A. RUSSO Louey Agriculture Future Farmers of America l,2, 3,47 Weightlifting 3,4 A smile can make you happy. JAMES ALLEN RUPERT Jim College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 35 Sci- ence Club i, Biology Club 3, Physics'Club 4 Music, the mo- saic of the Air. W xii Q L H .- . -- fw5. . - 1'-.1 . ,. . z , 'dir ' ' . ' ' ' 1.25551 ' ',,,,, bfwvfff. ...mi if ' 2:9-7'ff....wV' . ' ' tiff. ,, . wi ' ll . .:.,:rf,, . 1 - xiw xtii f s- Q v H' 'f ' CAROLYN RYER Carol College Preparatory Speech Club l,2, A Cappella l,2,3i Junior Play 3, Future Nurses Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 'l,2, Softball 4 And the hall was Hlled with music. JOHN WILLIAM SCHAFFER JOAN SCHAFFHAUSER JOHN CHARLES SHOFIELD Johnny Joan Jack General Football l,2, Sports Club I, Gymnastics Club 3,4 Rock of ages. Commercial Future Homemakers Club I, Knitting Club 3, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, RED OAK 4, Teen-Age Question Box 4 Love, charity, obedience, and true duty. 4, A Cappella l,4, p' g truck 1,2,3, winter tmafis, Boys' Glee Club 4 The race is won. Seniors FLORENCE SCHULTZ Tadcly Commercial Girls' Leader Club I, Sopho- more-Junior Dramatic Club 3, Pen Pal Club 4 Bid me discourse and I will enchant thine ear. ANNE BARBARA SCOTT Barb College Preparatory Tennis Club I, A Cappella 3,4, HOLLY SPIRIT 4, Make-Up Club 4 One of the ten best-dressed women. EDWARD SCOTT Ed College Preparatory Football I, Freshman Dramatic Club I, Junior Play 3, Soccer Club 4 Classroom Ed. Club I,2,3, Cros ou WA S College Preparatory Student Council I, Football I, Track Club I,2, Basketball I, Track Team 2, Baseball 4, Auto- mobile Club 4 He 'auto succeed. CARL W. SEITZ Carl College Preparatory Football I, Metal Club I, Mathe- matics Club 3, Physics Club 4 f'Full of laughs, full of fun, he's all right with everyone. STEVE SELLERS Steve College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 3, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 3, Gymnas- tics Club 4. Ready, willing, and able. TIMOTHY JOSEPH SHANAHAN IV Tim College Preparatory Wrestling Team I,2,3,4, Gymnas- tics Club 3,4, Football I, Typing Club 2. My candle burns at both ends. JUDITH LEE SHINN Judy Commercial-General Future Homemakers of America I, Teen-Age Question Box 4. A little of everything well blended. Seniors RUTH DELORES SHINN Ruthie General Tennis Club I, Photography Club 4. l'm not so quiet as I seem. EDWARD J. SHOVER Shovel General Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Teen-Age Question Box 4. How many pounds of crowning curls. TOM SKAHAN I Tom College Preparatory Basketball 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Chair- man, Dance Committee 4, Stu- dent Council Alternate 4, Future Teachers of America 4. Brains or Brown. fl 2 we PATRICIA MARIE SLEDESKY Trish College Preparatory Student Council 2,3,4, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Freshman Dramatic Club I, Jr.-Sr. Sports Club 3, HOLLY SPIRIT l,2,3,4, Junior Orchestra I, Junior Herald Staff 2, Teen-Age Question Box 4. Believe it or notl CHARLIE SMITH ' Charlie General Track l,2,3, Football l,2, Wres- tling I. He that wrestles for us. l4 DAVID W. SMITH Dave General Football I,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Basketball lg Sports Club lg Track Club 35 Soccer 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4. So tall to reach the pole. JAMES ALLEN SMITH Smitty General Athletic Trainers 35 Basketball 45 Automobile Club 4. Many a good tall fellow. JOYCE LYNNE SMITH Joy College Preparatory Tennis Club lj Bible Club 3,45 Twirlers 2,3,45 RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Basketball 4. '1With a twist and a twirl. Seniors JOAN MARION SPAETH Joan Commercial Girls' Plastic Club I5 Girls' Gym- nastic Club 35 Softball l,2,3,45 Swimming l,2,35 G.A.A. 3,45 Fu- ture Nurses Club 4. Jewels of the horseman's hands. WANDA STACKS Wanda General Teen-age Question Box 4 A still and quiet conscience. FANNIE RUTH STAFFORD Sunglasses Commercial Sr. Band 25 Sr. Orchestra 25 A Cappella Choir l,3,45 RED OAK 45 Bridge Club 45 Jr. Band lp Jr. Orchestra I. Efficiency of a flawless kind. 4-2 MARY LOU SMITH Mary Lou College Preparatory Freshman Dramatic Club lg Pho- tography Club 35 Twirlers 3,45 FTA 45 Sub-Deb Club 4. Live and learn. MAUREEN BARBARA STANLEY Bobbie Commercial Tennis Club I5 Chess Club 35 FBLA 45 RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 Girls' Chorus lj Choir I. A face like the shin- ing morning. GLORIA E. STEMMER Gloria General Knitting Club 35 Girls' Plastic Club lp Basketball 2,45 Teen- Age Question Box 45 Baseball 4 Gain new glories. CLARENCE STEVENSON Burr General A real gay blade. CHARLES STOREY Chuck General Football lp Baseball lp Basket- ball I5 Gymnastics Club 35 Bi- ology Club l A man's truest monument must be a man. Seniors FREDERICK STRICKLAND Fred College Preparatory Boys' Glee Club 4 All the world's a stage. HAROLD M. SUMMERS Docie College Preparatory Football l,25 Baseball 1,45 Bi- ology Club lp Gymnastics Club 35 World Affairs Club 45 Student Council 3,45 Boys' State 3 Si- lence is an answer. F RICHARD A. SZELC Szacky General A Cappella Choir l,2,3,45 Track 'l,2,3,45 Student Council li Boys' Glee Club 4 He knew himself to sing. 43 MARY LOUISE TANNER Friar College Preparatory Science Club I5 Knitting Club 35 Softball 2,45 Future Nurses Club 45 RED OAK 4 Her iokes were ever funny. GEORGE A. TAYLOR G College Preparatory A Cappella Chair l,2,3,45 RED OAK - Junior Editor 35 Biology Club lp HOLLY SPIRIT 3,4 Rome was not built in one day. MARY LOU TAYLOR Shortie General-Commerical Tennis Club l, Future Nurses of American 3, Swimming Team I, Teenage Question Box 4, Soft- ball 4 lt's easy to End grace in a good heart. MICHAEL ANTHONY TEMPORA - Big Mike General Football, Manager 4, Wrestling, Manager 3,4, Soccer Club 4, Athletic Training 3. A very present help in trouble. JANICE LOUISE THOMAS Janie College Preparatory Girls' Leader's Club I, Jr.-Sr. Sports Club 3, Student Council 2, Neophytes 2, Color Guard 3,4, Jr. Basketball I, J.V.Hockey, Jr. Herald Stat? 2,4, HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3,4, RED OAK 4, Sr. Hall Pa- trol 4, Bridge Club. Clothes make the woman. Seniors v FRANCES L. THOMPSON Lea Commercial-College Prep. Tennis Club I, Girls' Gym Club 3, Teenage Question Box 4, As proper a woman as one shall see. HERSCHEL MARVIN TIMMONS, JR. Tim College Prep. Spanish Club 2, Basketball 2, Yearbook 2, School Paper 2, Class President 2, Junior Play 3, Tennis 3, Gymnastics Club 4, Basketball 4, Make new friends but keep the old. , RAY URBACH Speedy General Five 'l getcha Ten. RALPH DAVID VATALARD Ralph College Prep. Dramatic Club l, Radio Club 2, Hunting 81 Fishing 3, Tennis 4, Aviation Club 4. The secret to success is consistency to purpose. KENNETH W. VICK JR. Ken College Prep. Chess Club l, Basketball l, Track I,2,3,4, A Cappella l,2,3,4, Sophomore Dance Club 2, Car- rier of news and knowledge. PHILIP VOORHEES Phil College Preparatory Science Club 'l,2y Basketball l,25 Teen-Age Question Box 4 Drink to me only with thine eyes. E. ROY WALRAVEN Roy College Preparatory Dramatics Club if J.E.T.S. 25 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Avia- tion Club 3,45 Varsity Basketball- Manager 45 Baseball 4 Drives the rapid car. BARBARA ANNE WALTER Barb Commercial Knitting Club 35 Junior Play 37 Junior Class-Treasurer 3, Student Council-Secretary 45 RED OAK 4, HOLLY SPlRlT 49 Girls' Gymnas- tic Club 4 ln the busy haunts of work. Seniors KENNETH A. WALTZ Ken College Preparatory Wrestling Club 41 Spring Track 2i Electronics Club 3 Free as a bird. ,if ,if JUDITH R. WARDWELL BARBARA ANN WATTS JOYCE WElDLER ANNA M. WEISS Judy Barbara Joyce Anna Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Tennis Club lf F.B.L.A. 3,45 RED Home Economics Club 'lg Knitting Tennis Club if Knitting 35 F.B.L.A. Dramatic Club lg Chess Club 3, OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,4, Jr. Club 37 RED OAK 47 F.B.L.A. 4 4 Lingering for a moment's Neophytes 2, Red Squad 4, Teen- Herald Typing Staff 3 Flirta- Troops of friends. chat. Age Question Box 45 RED OAK tions with the moon. 4 Three cheers. KATHLEEN F. WELLENS Kay College Preparatory- Commercial Tennis Club lf Craft Club 3, Jun- ior Play 3g RED OAK 45 Teen-Age Question Box 4 Make thineself a model for others. HILBORNE WELLS Hilborne College Preparatory- RAYMOND L. WH ITCOMB Ray Commercial Commercial Dramatic Club l What child is Hunting and Fishing 3, Band I,2, 35 Orchestra I,2,3i Biology Club I Witty to talk with. this. Seniors LILLIAN WHITE Lill General Girls' Gymnastics Club 4, Choir l,2g Photography Club I The quiet mind is richer than a crown, COLEEN WILLIAMS Coleen General Tennis Club If Sports Club 35 Teen-Age Question Box 4, HOLLY SPIRIT If Softball Team l,2,4y A Cappella 4, RED OAK 4 Women and elephants never forget. ROGER WILLIAMS Roger College Preparatory Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4y Aviation Club 3,4 There was nothing more fun than a man. RUSSELL CHARLES WILLIAMS Russ General Choir I, 2 Sporting man's sense of luck and chance. LYNNE WILLIS Lynne College Preparatory Tennis Club lg A Cappella Choir I,2,3,4, Swimming Team 2,31 Stu- dent Council l,2, HOLLY SPIRIT If Hockey Team I Harmonious, bubbling noise. WILLIAM L. WILLS Bill General R21 -- wr TERECE WIMBERLY Terece General Hunting and Fishing 3. The Bible Club I, Girls' Gymnastics hunt is on. Club 4 Paucis Verbisf' ROSE WINZINGER Rose Commercial Future Business Leaders 3,4, RED OAK 4 Sugar and spice and everything nice. Seniors JOAN D. WOLFE .loan Commerical Photography Club if Future Business Leaders 3,45 RED OAK 4 The value of laboring is not trifling. MERLIN WOODARD Woody Commercial Weight Lifting Club 3, Wres- tling 4, Track 4, Chess Club 4 Sober, steadfast, and demure he stands. ALBERT WOODS Albert General Biology 4 Man without feeling I never see. BARKLEY NUNN .lake General Sports Club I, Gymnastics Club 3, Baseball I, Gymnastics Club 4, Track 4, Basketball 4. LESTER WORRELL Les Agriculture Sports Club If Football I,3,4, Track l,2, Gymnastics Club 35 Future Farmers of America l,2, 3,4 May his tame live forever. WILLIAM JOHN WRIGHT Wild Bill General Science Club l, Football if Band 2,35 Orchestra 2,31 Automobile Club 4 Man will do the fool- ishest things. FRI ENDUEST Judy Mcxrkowski Bill Grossie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Cosaboom Mi ke McKay h ' MOST STUDIOUS W O S Mary Cosciboom Mike McKay MOST DIGNIFIED BEST DRESSED Janice Thomos Bill Ofgonf Mary Coscboom Bill Ofwgcnt MOST POPULAR Roberto Ccnfz Leroy Horner ALL-AROUND Nancy Bond Leroy Horner 48 SPORTS Lcno Coscboom Who BEST LOOKING Judy Myers Tom McMullen SPORTS Bill Braddock MOST COURTEOUS Judy Markowski Pai Johnson SHYEST Joyce Brown Docie Summers MOST VITAL TO CLASS Eva Jane Crain Bill Grassie MOST DEPENDABLE Bill Grassie Barbara Walter BEST NATURED 49 PEPPIEST Roberta Canfz Charlie Ruch Judy Markowski Charlie Ruch Junior Prom Brndge of Memories The Big Four 6 Junior March 50 . ,L -, ,- ' 5 Y :nf 1552 1 Q 41:9 A 'Hr ,f Q a 1 x U V mf, K s 1 me A s- ,, 9, ' 'Ev' --, '55 N fv 'I-'E .IT L:.' : '?VSZ?' .,,,1:.1i'-,. : . -U1 hx. 'M' 9 1 ' M - ,AQ - . mf WWE . Egmggfflwgkvk gg? A 1 75 A N A' , w,-.zf-:: ::,-:M ,Q 'iw wir is f iw' . wg w3r'f' 'A 2 ' M . 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A Qeufslgfiis-'2'f 'r-'gifR:w.w,,L,,ywmwi. 1, M-fVgg:fifo,,,wffQkimiwfwffyfgliir. m:Qm1g,,,,gw,,, .-k,-vgwflyigg m,A., , ? , Q Q f . - Q-QEQQWNSVQ lgszg5i???N7f2KfffE52'Qarg5E'5 wigs q q :Fab 'LSWV QE x?3gHKH3 gg? SiggggggiwNEW-2zQ?zs?xX1miHggSwwzsxffm,f1avgg:QQsQgssggS2pgiMr:j2'fg5?2 V 'QSGHQLQSQ an 'gf 225532-Sai. E ' Saturn Mount Wilson o b rvofories nd Palomar O se HOMEROOM IO5 FIRST ROW: M. Eckarf, C. Goodfellow Treas., C. Sfrarlon, Pres., Mrs. Chance, L Dickinson, V.P., M. Ferrell, Sec., P. Erick- son..SECOND ROW: S. Bealand, S. Brick wood, M. Dries, C. Flickener, F. Wimberly J. Small, C. Strauss. THIRD ROW: L Shover, J. Smith, M. Sieber, E. Simpkins, K Reilly, R. Eckman. FOURTH ROW: T. Ander- son, D. Gmeiner, R, Worrell, R. Alves, R Davis, H. Schilder, D, Cook, L. Earlen. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: K. Neeld, Pres. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Seiber, Treas., D, Langan, V.P., C. Holzman, Sec. HOMEROOM IOO FIRST ROW: B. Sharp, L. Rodgers, D. Lan- gan, Mr, Oschell, D. Earley, M. Rodgers, R. Wood. SECOND ROW: T. Moudy, C. Enger, M. Berlinger, S. Seih, S. Costello, J. Sarfafy, R. Fenimore, R. Morgan. THIRD ROW: C. Bartz, L. Faliiewski, L. Taylor, H. Stokes, I. Malcan, J. Scott, J. Farrell. FOURTH ROW: T. Cox, C. Allison, A. Dean, W. Rue, F. Lamb, R. Hall, T. Frake. FIFTH ROW: J. Heider, A. Lozier. HOMEROOM 218 HOMEROOM 209 FIRST ROW: U. Cowens, J. Alexander, Sec., V. Brown, Pres., Miss Wessel, M. King, V.P., K. Neeld, Treas., N. Gilbert. SEC- OND ROW: S. Williams, R. Gontarski, D. Grooms, L. Greenwald, V. Powell, C. Clatts, L. Stackhouse, C. Rubin. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, R. Gould, J. Gibbs, P. Ballinger, D. Nast, B. Zellman, N. Non- nelly. FOURTH ROW: A. Esposito, N. Holmes, M. Behling, G. Dugan, R. Meiss, E. Guest, S. Powell, D. Edgar. FIFTH ROW: P. Mulranny, B. Brown, T. Morgan, D. Per- inchief, D. Putnam, D. Garwood. vmwrgsse HOMEROOM Ill FIRST ROW: J. Andress, R. Losse, Sec., G. Kline, Pres., Mr. Hollingshead, R. Johnson, V.P., C. Holzman, Treas., T. Mitchell. SEC- OND ROW: R. Anter, A. Stewart, B. Mere- dith, J. Fowler, V. Lovenduski, P. Smith, M. L. Pierce. THIRD ROW: C. Garkovich, A. Scott, M. Alleger, J. Cortright, W, Baie, P. Budd, T. Anderson, P. Winte. FOURTH ROW: J. Wrublewski, H. Gorwood, J. Cro- well, J. Bowker, J. Behling, W. Hitztaler, R. Albertson. FIFTH ROW: W. Doran, J. Stroud, T. McCabe, R. Zachring, G. Arey. FIRST ROW: P. Murray, J. Nelson, Treas. W. Saunders, Pres., Mrs. May, B. Ott, V.P. M. White, Sec., J. Pallante. SECOND ROW J. Mitchell, C. Osgood, C. Simmonds, L Williams, C. Whitfield, S. Moule, J. Weiss M. Morrison. THIRD ROW: C. Parzyck, R Moorhouse, C. Matthews, B. Burr, E. Budd R. Wallis, K. Septor. FOURTH ROW: J. Witt B. Johnson, F. Panco, R. Patterson, R. Har- ris, G. Patterson, M. Vitco, J. Lepore FIFTH ROW: C. Blisard, J. Schlosser, C Broy, A. Wiley. X HOMEROOM 222 FIRST ROW: C. Whitton, B. Harker, B. Koe line, V. Pres., J. Ranalli, Pres., C. Hall, Sec. D. Horner, Treas., S. Horner SECOND ROW C. Robbins, J. Blasi, H. McDermoH, Mrs. Ames, Adv., J. Birdsall, J. Morrill, J. Simp- kins, THIRD ROW: M. Hedgspefh, A. Ruble P. Kalehoff, S. Reeves, G. Herman, S. Lazo D. McElroy, J. Folts, FOURTH ROW: G. Curry, W. Rife, J. Haas, P. Kirvon, P. Win- gerier, H, Zelley, S. Simon, FIFTH ROW: W. Jones, W. Branin, B. Claypoole. HOMEROOM 230 FIRST ROW: L. Danser, L. Davies, D. Morse, Mr. Hoffman, Adv., J. Morse, S. Miller, L. Collins, SECOND ROW: D. Lomb, M. Mc- Dowell, J. Coghe, G. Cotton, R. Crowell, C. Cora, S. McGuigan, R. Budden, THIRD ROW: H, Freck, G. Ludlow, P. Barclay, M. Coyle, L. Trullinger, W. Thompson, R. Simp- kins, FOURTH ROW: L. Pennock, G. Taylor, J. Forf, J. Grover, R. Sfaclchouse, W. Thomas, L. Wolenski, R. Mattson. HOMEROOM 224 FIRST ROW: J. Price, N. Davenport, Sec., R. McEvoy, Pres., Mr. Walsh, Adv., G. Gil- lespie, V. Pres., J. Kapalka, Treus., A. Prickeff, SECOND ROW: E. Umsfead, R. Clapper, D. Bowker, D. Morse, A. Thomas, J. Beols, S. Show, C. Bodine, THIRD ROW: J. Kimble, J. Booth, N. Swon, B. Burnett, S. Dovis, J. Cobb, P. Loveland, FOURTH ROW: C. Delrosorio, R. Shriner, M. Lebak, T. Lord, D. Russell, R. Schofle, FIFTH ROW: G. Russell, J. Kafhan, N, Finley, W. Wright. Junior Pla Sitting Bull - Van Brown Little Jake - Jon Folts .lane - Nancy Gilbert Foster Wilson - Bob Hall Tommy - Doug Langan Mac - Richard Meiss Buffalo Bill - Ken Neeld Winnie Tate - Carol Rubin Jessie - Ann Thomas Mary - Evelyn Umsteod Dolly Tate - Susan Berlinger Frank Butler - Wayne Doran Minnie - Roberta Gontarskie Annie Oakley - Pat Kalehofi Little girl - Donna McElroy Stage Manager - Dick McEvoy Charlie Davenport - John Morse Mrs. Sylvia Porter - Lydia Rodgers Mrs. Schuyler Adams - Linda Taylor Pawnee Bill - John Wrublewski Junior Play Cast FIRST ROW: L. Taylor, L. Rodgers, A. Thomas, E. Umstead, R, Gontarski, N. Gilbert, D. McElroy, C. Rubin SECOND ROW: J. Folts, V. Brown, K. Neeld, S. Berlinger, J. Morse, R. Meiss, B, Hall, D. Langan, J. Wrub- lewski, THIRD ROW: W. Doran, P. Kalehoft. This year the Junior Class presented Annie Get Your Gun. It was a very amusing, non-musical version of the stage and motion picture hit. Credit goes to the Junior Class and the Advisor for the play, Miss Wessle, for scoring such a bull's eye. This great comedy and its hilarious cast will be remembered for many years to come. S. Costello, Student Prompter, Miss Wessle, Advisor, R. Malcan, Student Director 59 HOMEROOM IO8 FIRST ROW: U.' Comocho, H. Wilbur, M. Kirby, Mr. Ruch, N. Hussey, T. Cooney, S. Groves. SECOND ROW: D. Hemingway, C. Lomb, U. James, K. Johnson, G. Levy, L. Lelifler, B. Loveland, A. Jarman. THIRD ROW: R. Hutton, E. Hancock, R. Hutchens, D. Howard, F. Johns, E. Heoron, J. Hirsch- lein, F. Lamb, H. Whilehouse. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RlGHT1 N. Worth, Sec., G. Zoephel, Treas., R. Stringhcim, V.P.g M. Kirby, Pres. HOMEROOM IO3 FIRST ROW: S. Crespo, K. Hagan, M Gooclfellow, Mrs. Donnelly, Adv., A. Har- ris, C. Gilbert, S. Danser. SECOND ROW A. Weber, P. Wilson, C. Ford, M. Giebey M. Giberson, S. Morse, C. Hankin, J. Goldy THIRD ROW: T. Gourley, B. Grinnolds, S Woodward, B. Harris, N. Hammell, L. Tay- lor, J. Fenimore. FOURTH ROW: W. Haines, R. Greenwald, W. Gremore, J. Haley, E Atchison, J. Denkenberger, E. Gilberf, M Gildea, J. Hammons. 1 1 HOMEROOM II3 FIRST ROW: V. McDonald, B. Manual, Trecs., G. Madill, Pres., L. Soberman, Adv., B. Weldon, V. Pres., I. Mahalchik, Sec., J. Mallero, SECOND ROW: J. Minneyk, G. Moller, C. Morris, M. Mcidill, A. Moller, E. Morinella, l. Morris, H. Marino, THIRD ROW: E. Bunn, L. Moyerman, R. Steven- son, B. Mitchell, E. Butler, L. Smith, B. McAfee, FOURTH ROW: A. Mituzas, C. Mc- Collister, S. Meltzer, A. Collins, E. Lavigne, N. Miller, G. Matthews, C. McMahon. HOMEROOM IO9 FIRST ROW: B, Mott, H. Ostrow, Treos., M. Quay, Pres., Miss Sinton, Adv., L. Platt, V. Pres. T. Quinn, Sec., L. Havens, SECOND ROW: P. Powell, J. Petroski, A. Peak, N. Nelson, M. Murray, K. Nix, P. Gogdon, J. Newsome, THIRD ROW: S. Oakerson, W. Powell, J. Pennock, J. Propson, R. Powell, D. Pada, J. O'Donnel, FOURTH ROW: R. Nunn, H. Phillips, J. Peters, B. Nutt, A. Price, L. Perez, L. Potter, B. Pondish. HOMEROOM II5 FIRST ROW: M. Sohanclc, N. Russo, Sec., D. McCutcheon, Pres., Mr. Hoke, Adv., J. Simons, V. Pres., J. Rice, Treas., R. Rockhill, SECOND ROW: L. Chimenti, D. Bachelder, P. Seward, R. Russo, A. Simon, M. Oat- man, L. Ridgway, B. Worthwine, THIRD ROW: K. Rock, A. Reeves, M. Russo, N. Silber, L. Schlosser, J. Rogers, C. Sopp, FOURTH ROW: S. Riddle, S. Timmons, C. Connors, J. Fessler, A. Rosen, J. Austin, L. Wirnberly, P. Sapp, 'FIFTH ROW: B. Semon, C. Schwartz, R. Hall, A. Fenton. HOMEROOM 200 FIRST ROW: T. Connelly, B. Busier, Secre- tary, K. Chamberlain, President, Miss Brown, J. Call, Vice President, B. Danley, Treasurer, R. Coleman. SECOND ROW: S. Brewer, J. Bryan, M. Clouston, M. Cronce, K. Codrick, C. Carter, C. Cole, C. Carpenter. THIRD ROW: C, Budden, M. Coles, M, Burns, A. Brooks, M. Culotta, S. Cornell, B. Clark. FOURTH ROW: L. Corn, T. Crain, R. Clark, R. Cummings, J. Crain, W, Corcoran, S. Burns. HOMEROOM 204 FIRST ROW: R. Fisher, R. Firth, Vice President, Mr. Cooney, T. Hurley, President, J. Pietru cha, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: A. Cella D. Gale, Secretary, M, DeCamp, C. Forster, B. Feree, D. Judy. THIRD ROW: J. Gaskill A. Fadeley, R. Reriish, M. Forbes, D. Ferrel FOURTH ROW: H. Diaz, W, Minner, J. Erb H. Evershein, E. Dudley. HOMEROOM 202 FIRST ROW: G. Williams, R. Worrell, E. Wrublewski, Treasurer, G. Zaepfel, Secre- tary, S. Williams, Vice President, C. Work- man, A. Williams. SECOND ROW: B. Worth, P. Williams, J. Wood, C. Pancko, B. Yoos, l. Mawson, A. Woolston, W, Wood. THIRD ROW: A. Zelly, W. Williams, S. Saunders, B. Witt, J. Worrell, E. Yurewicz, M. Wilson. HOMEROOM V-3 FIRST ROW: C. Atkinson, C. Augustino, J. Braham, Mr, Bradley, K. Nash, P. Bird, E. Bradley. SECOND ROW: F. Atkinson, J. Bradley, R. Stewart, E. Baxter, G. Anderson, A. Brodrick, F. Anderson. THIRD ROW: R. Archer, L. Bowker, K. Bischott, W. Donald- son, R. Braddock, D. Braddock. HOMEROOM 226 FIRST ROW: C. Barton, L. Webb, S. Street, Mr. Herreshoff, J. Touzell, G. Stevenson, M. Tomaino. SECOND ROW: R. Stringham, J. Walker, B. Somlo, C. Wallis, M. Walters, H. Hertel, C. Sprague, M. Butler. THIRD ROW: K. Strickland, J. Spalone, S. Smith, S. Wuest, F. Matthews, S. Stevens, E. Oster- holtzer. FOURTH ROW: R. Thompson, R. Smart, B. Whitcomb, T. Orvold, D. Street, R. Warner, B. Summers. This year, the Sophomore Dance was presented by the class of i962 on November 6, 1959. The theme was Har- vest Festival. Each year the dance is presented by the Sophomores and is usually a huge success, this year being no exception. The Belmont Five provided a musical background for the colorful affair. HOMEROOM TO6 FIRST ROW: J..Purdy, C. Seth, Sec., A. Perinchief, Pres., Mr. Thomas, T. Sabol, V. Pres., N. Popovich, Treas., V. Pelusa. SEC- OND ROW: A. Shaw, M. Price, H. Rhodes, H. Reilley, P. Ranalclo, J. Rabenstine, D. Payne, V. Rea. THIRD ROW: C. Ramsey, P. Reamer, B. Ranalli, D. Ridgway, E. Pink- erton, M. Plwares, J. Shinn. FOURTH ROW: T. Severns, P. Roberts, S. Sclwillings, S. Rementer, T. Sanders, M. Parzyck. FIFTH ROW: R. Scully, T. Palmer, W. Roselle, W. Stevens. FRESHMAN OFFICERS B. Bond, Secretary, T. Harris, Treasurer, L. Bazzell, Vice Presi- dent, J. Tomkins, President. 64- HOMEROOM lO4 R. Whitcomb, K. Twomey, Sec., W. Warren Pres., Mr. Wolf, J. Tomkins, V. Pres., J Weinig, Treas., L. Venuto. SECOND ROW R. Watts, B. Taylor, S. Tallman, K. Tomi ney, M. Taylor, C. Waltz, R. Warner, D Verner. THIRD ROW: S, Vatalaro, K. Vo winkel, L. Sydnar, L. Wannewick, G. Weiss J. Wallis, J. Tofts. FOURTH ROW: M Wengert, R. Uetz, J. Watts, D. Clark, D Toomey, J. Daly, K. Vogelmon. 1 AK' ' J. HOMEROOM 206 FIRST ROW: E. GOIT, V. Pres., A. Groves, Sec., R. Gasserf, Pres., N. Haider, Adv., B. Galie, A. Giguere, J. Harper, SECOND ROW: L. Murray, P. Greenhalgh, G. Goldy, R. Gremore, S. Harris, A. Harris, L. Gaskill, N. Harris, THIRD ROW: W. Gaunft, J. Gale, K. Friffer, D. Harker, D. Hall, N. Har- P ris, S. Port, FOURTH ROW: T. Cobb, L. Hall, B. Garron, C. Gmeiner, G. Griffith, G. Gillespie. HOMEROOM 203 FIRST ROW: S. Borden, G, Brown, Sec., B. Bond, Pres., B. Davis, Adv., H. Chamber- lain, V. Pres., I. Clark, Treas., H. Bodine, J. Bowers, SECOND ROW: J, Brodrick, P. Carney, J. Carter, S. Bowker, C. Boetfcher, E. Couch, G. Cassady, D. Bowker, J. Berry, H. Butler, THIRD ROW: S. Birdsall, M. Bren- nen, R. Cassent, E. Owens, L. Beveridge, E. Braddock. HOMEROOMZIQ FIRST ROW: H. Fischer, S. Fabiszak, Treas., T. Edgar, Pres., B. Fernwalt, V. Pres., K. Evans, Sec., SECOND ROW: R. Fowler, V. Erickson, M. Dugan, R. Kay, C. Fisher, J. Eiselman, D. Fadeley, M. Evans, THIRD ROW: S. Ferris, J. Elberson, R: Drake, E. Fowlie, N. Ewan, E. Fowler, M. Havens, FOURTH ROW: G. Fesf, W. Endicoff, R. Ferranti, J. Endre, T. Everion, R. Ferrell. HOMEROOM 213 FIRST ROW: B. Simpkins, J. Shinn, C Shevlin, Mr. Williams, Adv., D. Smith, P Smart, B. Tidswell, SECOND ROW: R, Win ner, M. Shinn, G. Smith, V. Swain, L. Shull E. Steinmetz, J. Sigmund, G. Stormo, THIRD ROW: G. Thornell, M. Stevenson V. Skoog, J. Shinn, J. Simpkins, B. Thacher, E, Simpkins, FOURTH ROW: W. Sting, E Stockum, N. Shore, L. Sherman, B. Don nelly, S. Wise, W. Sleigh. HOMEROOM 220 FIRST ROW: R. Lewis, B. Kowal, Sec., G. McDowell, Pres., Miss Keppler, Adv., J. Linton, V. Pres., G. Laffey, Treus., W. Ma- gill, SECOND ROW: M. McCracken, E. Leuthy, D. Lincoln, P. Lamb, N, Mann, L. Marshall, J. Marshall, K. Lopez, THIRD ROW: J. Lewallen, R. McElven, R. Leslie, L. Longnecker, J. Lovenouski, J. Lanskey, M. Lavelle, FOURTH ROW: P. Lucas, B, Pugh, K, Daly, K. McKinney, C. Markle, J. La- presta, FIFTH ROW: F. Manganello, R. Lo- vendusky, C. McCraney, H. McDermott, J. Lippincott. HOMEROOM 216 FIRST ROW: M. Murray, N. Stokes, D Moore, Mr. Remy, Adv., C. Miller, B. Moor house, A, Oldham, SECOND ROW: M Fowler, K. Plotts, J. Milton, D. Weber, J Morton, V. Motson, M, Pallante, A. Minney THIRD ROW: T. Matthew, M. Molloy, M Nootz, A. Moore, M. Miller, L. Morales, A Meiss, FOURTH ROW: J. Strotes, R. May hurry, D. Pallante, R. Oatman, F. Nippins B. Mlynarski, P. Nicholas. HOMEROOM M-I FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, E, Hofch, Sec., P. Johnson, Pres., E. Hilbert, Adv., SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, J. Henry, L. Kellog, J. Johnson, J. Kelley, J, Froke, D. Jockerson, S. Hosson, THIRD ROW: P. Knour, N. Kel- ley, C. Evons, J. Jomison, B. Kircher, M. Horn, B, Hullings, FOURTH ROW: F. Holtz, M. Holzman, L. Kipp, M. Hepworlh, J. Klimkowski, R. Hunt, FIFTH ROW: H. Jones, B. Hirshblond, T. Harris, K, Hirschlein, D. Hifzfoler, V. Hicks. HOMEROOM 228 FIRST ROW: C. Compton, M, Dorton, Sec., P. Cross, Pres., Mr. Donner, Adv., F. Don- ley, V. Pres., M. Cox, Treas., D. Donser, SECOND ROW: W, Curtsinger, S. Donser, S. Deo, J. Cochron, P. Clork, M. Crow- ford, J. Coulfer, G. Conover, J. Culoifo, THIRD ROW: L. Donnelly, M. DeFronk, N. Conn, M. Dellinger, C, Deon, D. Cromon, J. Dovis, R. Cook, FOURTH ROW: M. Croin, M. Croyfhorn, D. Donohue, M, Der- rick, G. Groyihorn, E. Kolehofl, F. Com- mercio. HOMEROOM V-I FIRST ROW: M. Woolslon, Sec., J. Worf- hom, Pres., M. Spencer, Adv., M. Mosyne V. Pres., J. Wilson, Treas., SECOND ROW R. Willifis, D. Willioms, A. Wilkie, S, Olive K. Wood, THIRD ROW: J. Morsholl, K Wlngerfer, L. Young, D. Zoll, J. Bond, R Ccistoier, FOURTH ROW: M. Berron, B Hendrickson, J. Zelley, R. Stroud. f HOMEROOM V-2 R. Beidler, M. Berlinger, W. Ashworth, L. Bcizzell, A. Atkinson, D. Acton. SECOND ROW: A. Burnett, A. Beith, J. Snider, Miss Bragg, J. Anderson, C. Ahorrio, L. Berry. THIRD ROW: C. Bates, T. Becker, J. Ander- son, W. Bolsclrcige. HOMEROOM V-5 FIRST ROW: K. Ellis, R. Pennock, Mr. J. Remeczky, D. Stockum, P. Smires. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, L. Cello. FRESHMAN PARTY The members ot the Freshmen closs orrived ot the Freshman porty dressed os bums. The offcir wos entitled the Hobo Hop. Even the advisers were required to be ottired in vogobond gorb to goin od- mittonce. The two best-dressed bums were Lindo Shull und Rod Beidler. Music was supplied by populor records ond o broom donce wus one of the highlights ofthe evening. Thr Freshman Porty is held ot the beginning of the yedr, so thot the members of the class con become better ocquointed. This yecur the dance was well attended ond fun wcis hod by ull. 68 .- . b. f wff. . 0. 4 '- I 1 9 0 ' p , b '. ' Q 12 'x , 0 'H' . 0 ' ' ' t .' ' W J ' . A . , v , . . . Q .K V. Q o n V -t ' . , ' 9' 5 L .X a sq 0 -6.56 , ','. ' ' .1 ' ' C' ' 0:', a'. 0 .'. , 1. fl. .. ' ' ..'v-' V 0 .. yt. .' l , ,U r Q . A . . ,r o . ' .' . V. '. ' 'J' P. .3 46 h , K v ,n 1 I b. . '.....' ' . ' , , o U. i . a . Q Q I ' : Q.. Q. , . : 0 ',. ' 0 - , , , ' ' ' . Ne1work,NebuIo in.'Cygnus' 5 ,' , ' , 1 . 'A ' . 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J . , 5 f ' . e O ' Q 5 . ' '5 lin X' - . U f, . -3 , ,, tu -A ,, ,, Q .' 1 u . 0, c r Q., - 'S A , , . . - ' fb , W . . 2 . . c 7' ,' I , - 0 Y - i ' ' . K , . . I . 1 . . Q s ' 1 Q' , I Q Q' . . ' . n - . h O. 0 , o Q. . . R 4 ' ' n A Q 0 ' . ' ' 4 + O I ' P ' 0 . ' . 4 4 . . . 1 . Q . I X 1 ' l - .0 , U. ' 0 -' r . . ' ' . f 1 . a o . Q f l ' c 'Y ' A ' O ' o 4 -'P A' , , . Q gh . ,,,, - 1'-.U . Q 6 - 0- ,, ' ' ' 4 D 1 , c O ' g , ,I ll. v 4' ' 'f . A, f .f 4 . in ,Q 9 ,.'-V , , , Q , . , ,' 8 1 ,K , ,, v n, ' ,V ' , ' . g H. a . . e . . J .Q . , . . ,, 'X' I . 1 I ' , ' 9 X ' A 9' ,Wa l I sg , .. G ' . N, ' A 4 ' . Y. 4 , ' Q t I 'Q v X Q 1 , Ag ' . : , . 4 ' . J' , V ,,,, f 1, ' 1 ' , f , . .' 0 'Q ' . -' tb W Q R. Student SEATED: L. Horner, Pres., STANDING: J. Myers, Treas., J. Humphrey, Parliamenforiang D. Hoke, Advisor, J. Ronalli, V. Pres., B. Walter, Sec- reta ry. Coungil so 4? I JL: ll 'jill 1 1 C l . f J. F STUDENT COUNCIL REGULARS FIRST ROW: N. Russo, R. String ham, D. Moflack, R, Canrz, V. Fel vso, W. Manuel, SECOND ROW: F Dormand, N. Bond, A. Price, M Kirby, P. Johnson, G. Gillespie, THIRD ROW: T. Crain, K. Neeld, B Harkar, L. Dickinson, W. Warren, J Lynskey, FOURTH ROW: J. Morse D. Perinchief, D. Hommond, J Beals, A, Afkinson, N. Conn, D Moore, FIFTH ROW: G. Patrerson, STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES FIRST ROW: D. Zoll, C. Barfz M. Coghe, P. Budd, C. Nix, A Jarmen, SECOND ROW: J Markowski, T. Skahan, M. For- vour, N. Stokes, S. Fabiszak, C Augusfino, THIRD ROW: M. Sei ber, J. Bayley, D. Gale, J. He R. Scully 'FOURTH ROW: T. Connelly, R Beidler, V. Brown, T, Lord, D Smith, FIFTH ROW: T. Harris, D Horner, J. Simons, T. Russo, A ler, J. Tompkins, Harris. G. Compton, A, Atkinson, W. Gonf, C. Holzman, C. Hahn, SIXTH ROW B. Bond, L. Lincoln, B. Donnelly, T Everton, K. Nash, M. Mosyn. 70 1 Senior Hall Patrol FIRST ROW: J. Thomas, M. Cosaboom, Mr. Gordon, L. Ament, F. GrUr1gO, SECOND ROW1 J- Horner, P. Croshaw, B. Braddock, D. Langan, D. Hammond, R. Williams, THIRD ROW: M. McKay, D. Perinchief, T. Coonley, B. Dorn, D. Eigenbrot. f' Halls of Holly Senior Hall Patrol is a relatively new organizotion in our school. Frank Grungo is the coptoin of this group of seniors ond several iun- iors. Its functions are to patrol the halls and see that they are clear, to check the girls' and boys' rooms, and to supervise studying in the cafeteria before school. Senior Hall Potrol works in close cooperotion with the administration. ational Honor Society The National Honor Society has maintained a high standard tor the students of our high school. Fine character, inspiring leadership, true service and good scholarship are the qualities one must possess in order to be considered tor membership. Another tive percent of the seniors was elected in January, tive percent of the junior class and the last tive percent ot the Senior class were elected in March. On Apirl l, the induction ceremony was held in the boys' gymnasium. The speaker for the occasion was Mr. Chester Reagan. A reception was held for the Honor Society members and their parents after the assembly. The new members were: Seniors-Judy Baxter, Judy Hel- ler, Janet Kunze, Carol Manganello, Heinz Osterholzer, Joe Panella, Grace Reed, Sandy Reid, Fannie Stattorcl and Ralph Vatalaro, Juniors - Joan Alexander, Rod Har- ris, Shirley Lazo, Doug Langan, Al Lozier, Richard Meiss, Ken Neeld, Dave Perinchiet, Joe Ranalli, Marcella Seiber, Linda Taylor, Evelyn Umpstead, and David Worth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: B. Batten, M. Cosoboom, Treas.g M. McKay, Pres., E. J. Crain, Sec., J. Humphrey, V. Pres SECOND ROW: N. Bond, V. Greenhalgh, G. Okie, J. Garotall, M. Ashby THIRD ROW: C. Clever-iger, J Claytor, P. Croshaw, T. Quay, T. Skahan, M. Crowley. . 72 Teenage Question Box FIRST ROW: F. Nolan, S. Horner, V. Cowens, P. Vorhees, J. My- ers, Sec., Mr. Haider, Adv., J. Madden, P. Sledesky, Treas., R. Lone, W. Stacks, SECOND ROW: S. Moule, D. Grooms, R. Con tarski, G. Reed, R. Rabenstein, J. Weiss, B. Jasinski, B. Sharp, R. Woods, R. Crowell, J. Mitchell, M. Keenan, E. Prickett, P. Mor- rison, J. Morrison, C. Haas, THIRD ROW: F. Dormand, J. O'Mal ley, R. Kyken, N. McDermott, J. Lawrence, M. Ashby, J. Brown, D. Nast, S. Seth, L. Dickenson, J. Small, M, Pierce, V. Powell, C. Osgood, FOURTH ROW: J. Schafthouser, L. Thompson, C. Mc- Coy, M. Bershesky, C. Mangoniello, A. Weiss, S. Matthews, C Williams, L. Davies, J. Coghe, G. Stemmer, N. Davenport, R Lovendusky, C. Flickener, J. Shinn, FIFTH ROW: L. Curry, L Prickett, L. Faliiewski, J. Nelson, F. Davis, P. Brandt, J. Kunze J. Beals, C. Barts, L. Rodgers, L. Shover, D. McElroy, D. Harris M. Hedgepeth, SIXTH ROW: W. Allen, H. Stokes, P. Barclay, L Trullinger, G. Ludlow, L. Willis, B. Harris, B. Carter, S. Morgan C. Peck, J. Harris, D. Okie, J. Nixon. Dance Club Instructors, J. Bayley, R. Cantz, C. Clatts, M. Coghe, J. Coghe, K. Cota, J. Dever, W. Dyer, W. Forrest, J. Fowler, J. Gillen, R. Gould, W. Grassie, C. Harvey, T. McMullen, B. Meredith, G. Pot- terson, W. Saunders, R. Zellman, Members: J. Austin, F. Johns, E, Walker, P. Bird, C. Lamb, L. Webb, P. Bogdan, L. Lettler, P. Wilson, J. Bradley, G. Madill, B. Yoos, G. Madill, W. Witt, A. Brodrick, V. Camacho, H. Marino, M. Clouston, S. Meltzer, M. Culotta, J. Mollica, B. Danley, l. Morris, R. Fisher, N., Palma, J Getz, A. Price, N. Gilbert, R. Renish, M. Goodfellow, R. Russo, J. Haley, C. Sapp, A. Harris, S. Saunders, E. Hearon, A. Simon, G Heisserman, J. Simons, R. Hutchens, B. Somlo, A. Jarman, R. K. Stringham, Mr. DeStefano, Adv. 1 Automobile Club FIRST ROW: J. Gray, B. Horner, R. Petersen, Ad- visor, J. Pacitti, J. Mathews. SECOND ROW: A Lupinetti, L, Lewis, L. lngling, L. Rockhill, B. Bran nin, B. Robinson. THIRD ROW: L. Earlen, R. Pal- mer, C. Hunt, J. Casano, W. Wright, President FOURTH ROW: D. Cochran, Secretary, J. Smith. Aviation Club FIRST ROW: T. Coonley, M. McGovern, Treas., P. Johnson, Pres., J. Whitcraft, adv., R, Williams, V. Pres., C. Holzman, Sec., J. Wrublewski. SECOND ROW: B. Ferree, J. Walker, B. Ord, C. Garkovitch, C. Minney, K. Nix, C. Matthew. THIRD ROW: R. Walraven, R. Votalaro, J, Oatman, E. Gregory, N. Hall, T. Orvold. FOURTH ROW: G. Taylor, W. Doran, J. Morse, H. Gillett, B. Weldon. ABSENT: M. Beck. Boating Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Herresholt, Adv., S. Ferris, V. Pres., G. Conover, D. Gardner, S, Birdsall, R. Wil- litts. SECOND ROW: R. Patterson, R. Oatman, W. Gregory, W. Minner. THIRD ROW: R. Hall, J. Erb, L. Maybury, R. Mattson, R. Shriner, President. ABSENT: R. Campagna, Sec., G. Gillespie, Treas., R. Clark, A. Dean, J, Jones, R. Livingston, C. Mc- Cranen, J. Oatmon, W. Rite, G. Stevenson, J. Wei- nig, H. Wells. Bible Club FIRST ROW: A. Cello, E. Luethy, S. Williams, W. Jones, S, Tallman. SECOND ROW: J. Henry, C. Hankin, Mrs. Ames, P. Williams, J. Rogers. THIRD ROW: R. Worlh, S. Williams, A. Scott, L. Syclnor. FOURTH ROW: S, Smith. Boys' Glee Club FIRST ROW: T. Schiller, R. Szelc, R. Powell, D. Braddock, M. Parzyck, R. Archer, R. Beidler. SEC- OND ROW: D. Pallante, A. Espasila, C. Smith, R. Aarons, F. Strickland, L. Morales. THIRD ROW: P. Kirran, K. Vick, L. Braddock, R. Early, J. Walls, J. Karhan. Bridge Club FIRST ROW: L. Cosaboom, J. Crozier, E. Johnson, L. Longnecker, P. Donahue. SECOND ROW: J. Markowski, C. Mueller, A. Perry, R. Curry, B. Bu- sier, C. Forester, J, Thomas, Marilyn Leuz, J. Scoff, G. Ferris, P, Winter, L. Sfackhouse, S. Shaw. THIRD ROW: Miss Spencer, B. Mushinski, F, Staf- ford, M. Denney, S. Pelers. Chess Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Cooney, Adv., M. Butler, W. Curtsinger, R. Albertson, V. Pres., M. Wengert, J. Pennock, V. Rea, J. Propson, L. Potfer, Sec., Mr. Hinger, Adv., SECOND ROW: T. Cooney, M. Woodard, H. Os?- row, A. Beith, J. Molloy, T. Anderson, R. Moorhouse, THIRD ROW: D. Garwood, J. Peters, G. Bates, M. Kirby, K. Neeld, Pres., T. Everton, J. Fort, D. Geminerf, T. Kuz- enko, K. Blizzard, K. Davis, T. Collins. Classics Club SEATED: T. Milchell, Mr. Walsh, Adv., N. Donnelly, STANDING: B. Hall, V. Brown, D. Langan, M. Lebak. French Club Mr. Remy, Adv., E. Dudley, M. Evans, T. Palmer. Freshman Dramatics FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, K. Tominey, D. Zoll, P. Ronaldo, S. Deo, M. Murray, L. Fischer, M. Price, SECOND ROW: V. Swain, N. Popovich, J. Tompkins, Mr. Thomas, D. Hitztaler, N. Conn, C. Waltz, M. Cray- thorn, THIRD ROW: S. Vatalaro, M. Fowler, P. Knauer, B. Fernwalt, E. Fowler, N. Kel- ley, D. Weber, G. Weiss, J. Milton, K. Two mey, P. Johnson, M. Crawford, G. Latfey, B. Hirshblond. Future Business Leaders of America FIRST ROW: A. Canale, Treas. J. Heller, Sec., M. Sieber, V. Pres., J. Wolfe, Pres., M. Stanley, Rec., S. Morgan, M. Hopkins, D. Bohler, SECOND ROW: E. Crain, J. An- dress, J. Weidler, J. Birdsall, G. Herman, A. Ruble, Mrs. Chance, THIRD ROW: M. Dries, J. Cortright, M. Forvour, J. Ward- well, B. Kelly, K. Reilly, S. Brickwood, S. Lazo, S. Lauk, M. Garofola, P. Grovatf, E. Engle, M. Bodine, C. Kotula, M. Ferrel, R. Easlick, B. Watts, M. Cole, I. Mahalchik, T. Mawson. Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: R. Winner, J. Cray, Reporter, SECOND ROW: F. Holtz, L. Worrell, Treas., T. Russo, Pres., Mr. Baldwin, Adv., A. Deho, V. Pres., R. Horner, Sec., H. Freck, THIRD ROW: G. Mathews, H. Zelley, B. Grovatt, H, McCleary, R. Jones, C. Allison, C. Pres- cott, FOURTH ROW: N. Russo, P. Acton, L. Russo, Reporter E. Hancock, J. Haas, G. Curry. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: S. Reeves, Treas., J. Sarfaiy, Pres., B OH, V. Pres., T. Anderson, Sec, SECOND ROW J. Gaskill, J. Goldy, M. Murray, P. Murray, B Grinnalds, A, Mefuzas, M. DeCamp, Miss Bragg Adv. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, D. Bowker, J. Jami son, S. Oakerson, M. Burns, C. Greenwald. Future Nurses of America FIRST ROW: L. Amenf, Sec., P. Kalehoff, Prog. Ch., J. Alexander, Treas., M. McCabe, Pres., D. Mat- Iack, V.P. SECOND ROW: M. L. Tanner, R. Danza, J. Blasi, M. Codrick. THIRD ROW: J. Spaefh, C. Davis, C. Ryer, M. Coyle, M. Rodgers,'L. Perez, M. Renfro, N. Bartlett, Advisor. Future Teachers A of America FIRST ROW: M. Smith, P. Jobes, Treas., T. Skahan, Pres., M. Keppler, Advisor, C. Coles, V.P., B. Har- ker, Sec., G. Okie, Historian. SECOND ROW: K. Rock, C. Bodine, S. Miller, L. Schlosser, A. Fade- ley, C. Strauss, D. Bachelder. THIRD ROW: P. Mc- Guigan, K. Vowinkel, V. Matson, A. Atkinson, W. Baie, P, Budd, C. Carpenter, J. Sigmund. Girls' Athletic Association FIRST ROW: Miss Hohensfein, Adv., S. Bodine Hist., J. Crozier, Treas., J. l-leller,XSec., L. Cosa boom, V. Pres., N. Bond, Pres. SECOND ROW: C Bodine, N. Hussey, M. Bodine, J. Spaeth, M, Den ney, B. Sibbet, M, McCabe. Girls' Gymnastics Club FIRST ROW: S. Oliver, L. Danser, A. Giguere, L. Collins, M. Hruby, S. Borden, M. McDall, L. White, P. Erickson, R. Rockhill, Miss Hohensiein, Advisor. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson, J. Morrill, K, Plotts, A. Minney, N. Mann, D. Lincoln, G. Cassidy, N Stokes, C. Shevlin, F. Wimberly. THIRD ROW: B. Sibbett, S, McGuigan, G. Cotton, H. Diaz, M. Stevenson, M, Danton, B. Hullings, D. Croman, B. Walter. FOURTH ROW: V. Erickson, M. Dugan, J Smith, J. Touzell, S. Bodine, LT Lincoln, B. Kaelin FIFTH ROW: C. Carter, E. Pinkerton, L. Kipp, N Swan, S. Davis, B. Harris, E. Shore, C. Schwartz, P. Smart. Girls' Plastics Club FIRST ROW: J. Pallante, M. Woolston, S. Porto, Mr. Bradley, Advisor, P. Reamer, D. Williams, A Oldham. SECOND ROW: A. Woolston, I. Clark F. Reeves, K. Codrick, M. DeFrank, F. Clark, E Marinella. THIRD ROW: C. Dean, A. Moore, I Ridgway, L. Williams, R. Clapper, C. Wallis. Gymnastics Club FIRST ROW: T. Keider, J. Kapalka, J. Wil- son, P. Nicholas, L. Moyerman, B. Drake, E. Braddock, R. Ferrell. SECOND ROW: B. Nunn, J. Schaefer, W. Alloway, J. Ranalli, S. Wise, J. Worrell, W. Pendle. THIRD ROW: T. Cobb, J. Croman, C. GriFfith, R. Cummings, C. Prescott, P. Mulraney, D. Toomey, L. Platt, W. Trefz. Tim Shanahan on rings. I-lobby Club FIRST ROW: Miss E. Lust, Advisor, Mr. Ber- ran, S. Berlinger, M. Walters, S. Street, B. Willets, H. Butler. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, T. Howarth, R. Cassenti, C. Gil- lespie, H. Gorwood, S. Brewer. Investment Club FIRST ROW: K. Johnson, K. Nash, J. Mc- Geever, Advisor, A. Brooks, B. Burr. SEC- OND ROW: E. Budd, N. Finley, J. Heider, T. McCabe, J. King, D. Cook, G. Conover. J. E. T. S. FIRST ROW: N. Miller, R. Meiss, Mr. Os cbell, Aclv., R. McCarty, R. Hutton, SEC OND ROW: A. Meiss, C. Workman, D Smith, J. Elberson, V. Pelvso, THIRD ROW S, Kimble, L. Bowker, E. Afchinson, R. Leslie Knitting Club MEMBERS: K. Wingerfer, M. McDaniel, A Groves, J. Ravensfein, B. Mofte, C. Ahor rio, C. Gmiener, D. Abrams, S. Reid, E Golf, Mrs. Wallace, Adv. Library Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Carmer, Adv., Miss Kurtz Assf., C. Manganiello, Treas., J. Markow ski, Pres., M. White, Sec., B. Endicof, V Pres., SECOND ROW: S. Bowker, M. Horn D. Acton, E. Wannewick, G. Brown, L. Ven uto, THIRD ROW: E. Bradley, D. Grooms V. James, S. Bealand, M. Dries, L. Chimenfi M. Giberson, S. Stevens, M. Ferrell, J. Rice S. Cornell, B, Whitcamb, A. Rosen, T. Becker S. Fabiszak, P. Brandt, C. Boeffcher, J. Wal- lis, L. Young, E. Simpkins, S, Reeves, W Gremore, G. Goldy, L. Gaskill, B. Mengel D. Ferrell, A. Peak, M. Keenan, M. Tomaino 1 I I 1 Landscaping Club FIRST ROW: F. Holtz, M. Cronor, Sec., Mr. Os- worth, Adv., D. Fadeley, B. Werfhwine. SECOND ROW: P. Lamb, C. Clevenger, E. Sfockum, J. Denk- enberger, J. Shinn. THIRD ROW: E. Couples, A. Fenton, H. McCleery, V. Pres., M. Derrick. Make-up Clul FIRST ROW: C. Hall, P. Cross, M. Berlinger, V. Ramsey, E. Wrublewski, G. Zaephe, D. Barton, S. Kemp. SECOND ROW: J. Russell, A. Thomas, Treas., B. Scolf, Pres., Miss Wessel, Adv., C. Rubin, V. Pres., E, Umsfead, Sec., J. Cochran. THIRD ROW: B. Korg, N. Holmes, A. Perinchief, B. Nuff, L. Emrich, L. Bizzell, K. McKinney, N. Hussey, N. Worth, S. Bryan. Mathematics Club FlRST ROW: H. James, Pres., Mr. Ruch, Adv., C. Maccillisler, Sec.-Treas. SECOND ROW: J. Braham, L. Rogers, E. Lavigne, E. Yurewicz, V. Pres., L. Smith. Motor Club FIRST ROW: R. Fenimore, Mr. Hollingshead, Adv., T. Connelly, SECOND ROW: W. Corcoran, K. Bis- hofl, C. Allison, T. Crain. Pen-Pal Club FIRST ROW: M. Schanck, Sec., P. Sapp, Pres., Mr Lugvlel, Adv., C. Morris, V. Pres. SECOND ROW L. Berry, J. Davis, J. Carter, H. Herfel, J. Davis THIRD ROW: J. Andrews, W. Thomas, N. Ewan. Physics Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Petrillo, Adv., D. Perinchief, Sec., M. McKay, Pres., J. Humphrey, V. Pres., P, Cro- shaw, Treas. SECOND ROW: A. Lozier, C., Bleice, J. Cliver, R. Harris, R. Zaehring, J. Rupert, R. Jones, T. Lord, C, Seitz, R. McEvoy. Photography Club FIRST ROW: J. Corcoran, Pres., R. Lavonis, Sec., E. Fowler, Treas., R. Worrell, V. Pres., Mr. Sobelman, Adv., SECOND ROW: M. Nickerson, V. Bradley, B. Poinsett, M. Fried- heim, A. Shinn, A. Gaskill, N. Silber, THIRD ROW: B. Moorhouse, B. Whitcomb, H. Trus- sell, J. Jones, D. Brimmer, G. Anderson, R. Simpkins, J. Hammond, W. Gremore, W. Williams, J. Grover, B. Stackhouse, R. Yung, H. Zelley, R. Heston, E. Gilbert. Soccer Club FIRST ROW: C. Jones, B. Batten, P, Win- gerter, Mr. Bacon, Adv., T. Quay, Pres., T. Ambrozaitis, Sec., S. Crespo, SECOND ROW: P. Cooke, M. Gildea, R. Schaiiel, G. Kalehofi, D. Edgar, F. Commercio, THIRD ROW: W. Wright, D. McCuttchina, F. Lamb, W, Braddock, J. Mullholland, B. Seaman, G. Dugan, FOURTH ROW: P. Robinson, R. Rowan, G. Baker, M. Tempora, W. Lincoln, FIFTH ROW: E. Scott, D. Smith, R. Erb. Sophomore Dramatic Club FIRST ROW: E. Baxter, S. Groves, J. O'Don- nell, M. Oatman, SECOND ROW: C. Lamb, C. Hahn, V. Pres., Mrs. May, Adv., W. Manue., Pres., V. McDonald, Sec., THIRD ROW: H. Wilbur, G. Levy, N. Nelson, E. Bunn, N, Hammel, D. Street, G. Mollar, L. Taylor, D. Poppa, M. Gieby, S. Danser. Speech Club FIRST ROW: B. Endicoft, M. While, Pres., Mrs. Eurich, Adv., C. Simmonds, Sec., I. Tay lor, Treas., SECOND ROW: J. Lovendusk, D. Gayle, A. Moller, B. Simpkins, A. Wil- liams, THIRD ROW: J. Spalone, J. Bowers Stamp Club FIRST ROW: B. Magill, Mr. Remeczky, Adv., G. Slarmo, SECOND ROW: W. Peters, D. Rye, R. Jobes, R. Pennock, R. Haines. Swing Band FIRST ROW: B. Cappella, K. Brown, R. Welch, Adv., SECOND ROW: J. Baxter, V. Ramsey, J. Claytor, J.' Maffhews, P. Chudoba, T. Mitchell, B. Hifzfaler, THIRD ROW: J. Bowker, C. Del Rosario, J. Panellc, J. Cliver, M. Vifco, FOURTH ROW: J. Cor- coran, R. Campagno, Tennis Club FIRST ROW: R. Lewis, J. La Presta, Sec., M. Kol- binger, Pres., Mr. Hoffman, Adv., P. Loveland, V Pres., D. Hussey, Treas., T. Edger. SECOND ROW A. Freeman, M. Lavella, C. Miller, D, Gossert, R McElven, R. Worrell, B. Tidswell. THIRD ROW: K Lopez, M. Tayler, M. Miller, J. Wortham, P. Lucas L. Kenkenberger. FOURTH ROW: M. Nootz, A Zelley, H. McDermott, B. Rue, J. Lippincott, J Kimble. FIFTH ROW: P. Emonds, J. Zelley, S. Re menter, K. Daly. Typing Club FIRST ROW: D. Danser, J. Purdy, R. Warner, Mr. Wolf, Adv., A. Wilkie, R. Winner, K. Wood. SEC- OND ROW: B, Galie, C. Fisher, B. Pugh, L. Sher- man, L. Shull, C. Ramsey, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW: T. Matthew, D. Payne, J. Daly, J. Shinn, J. Bond, G. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Uetz, B. Donnelly, L. Beveridge, T. Harris, R. Stroud, W. Stevens. Weight Lifting Club FIRST ROW: J. Newsome, M. Crain, N. Adams, N. Russo, E. Walker, J. Cotfen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Huss, Adv., R. Scully, M. King, H. Chamberlain, T. Morgan, D. Hammond, W. Gant. 1 Freshman-Sophomore World Affairs Club FIRST ROW: B. Summers, E. Osferholzer, Mr. Don- ner, Adv., P. Greenholgh, S. Schillings. SECOND ROW: J. Mahalchik, S, Edwards, S. Danser. Junior Senior World Affairs Club FIRST ROW: L. Bcrrowclough, G. Compton, Treas., W. Ofganf, Pres., Miss Brown, Adv., J. Panella, V. Pres., J. Baxter, Sec., M. Cosaboom, N. Bond. SEC- OND ROW: S. Cosfella, J. Gorofal, J. Booth, W. Hitzfaler, C. DelRosorio, H. Osferholtzer, J. Clay- ior, H. Summers, E, Gwesf, J. Folfs, M. Heller, R. Losse, M, Crowley, C. Roche, V. Greenhcugh, C Ruch. Wrestling Club FIRST ROW: R. Coleman, S. Endre, J. Weineg, J. Gale, A. Thatcher, L. Donnelly, D. Lamb. SEC- OND ROW: N. Harris, J. Fessler, D. Russel, L. Hor- ner, F. Grungo, C. Stratton, R. Crowell. THIRD ROW: J. Bowker, R. Alves, J. Gromiak, W. Dorn, J. Gillen, R. Eigenbrof, D. Kline, W. Rosselli, G. Arey, H. Schnepf. Y f :gn ws, ,1 4' 1 .W X ! -1- 5 t i,,f:v,5f 1 - .1 .Mg I Q? ? 4 gs., , .. , I if 5 K : ef g -PM I, !.6-Q, s a 5, Q if 'Q W 2 . W k Q K I. i I I K .j A, I t .. E5 , ' Z' 'E' 'WJ f ,, A - JSP, ., V .,'--' H 'F , E ,, 'K .. , 'A . - A ,Z 3 2 . Q Q- , Q, l A Cappella Choir FIRST ROW: A. Jarman, J. Walker, K. Nix, C. Clatts, N. Hussey, L. Willis, K. Nash SECOND ROW: B. Ord, B. Scott, M. Giberson, N. O'Donnell, B. Nutt, P. Kalehoft THIRD ROW: R. Archer, T. Schiller, S. Steven, G. Abrams, S. Smith, FOURTH ROW: J. Kathan, A. Esposito, C. Prescott, R. Aarons, A. Harris, L. Morales. For the tirst time the A Cappella choir has been sched- uled as a class. The sixty-voice choral group under the direction ot Mr. E. A. Hilbert has made numerous advances with this additional rehearsal time. The choir has made various personal appearances, in- cluding a performance at the New Jersey State Teachers Convention in Atlantic City. With the coming ot the Christ- mas season the choir presented two programs: one at the evening Carols by Candlelight service and the other for the school Christmas assembly. The remainder ot the year was devoted to the musical programs presented at the school, including the spring mu- sical and the band concert. 89 EARNEST HILBERT CHOIR DIRECTOR Red Oak Miss Whittle, Advisor Mary Cosaboom, Editor ' RED OAK STAFF FIRST ROW: R. Gaskill, M. Garafola, M. Stanley, Miss Whittle i advisor, S. Morgan, G. Reed, M, Tanner. SECOND ROW: J. Rus- I sell, S. Peters, J. Wolfe, B. Watts, P. Ballinger, Treasurer, C Minney, C. McCoy, S. Kemp, C. Williams, E. Johnson, J. Brown B. Jasinski. THIRD ROW: D. Barton, K. Wellens, L. Willis, P. Hunt t E, Gregory, D. Boehler, J. Myers, A. Weiss, W. Foerst, L. Bar- f 1 r rowclough. FOURTH ROW: J. Lawrence, D. Abrams, N. Daven port, E. Crain, J. Wardwell, M. Codrick, J. Baxter, D. Aarons J. Gray, P. Jobes, B. Ott, U. Cowens. FIFTH ROW: J. Smith, C Kotula, B. Mushinski, J. Thomas, M, Bershesky, M. Leuz, W. Gras sie, J. Schafthauser, W. Ofgant, B. Walter, R. Rabenstein, J. Hel- ler, R. Kuyken. EDITORIAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT, N. Davenport, junior editor, F. Stafford, Chief enger, Assistant Editor, S. Reid, Photography Editor, R. Horner, Typist, A. Perry, Art Editor, M. Ashby, Business Manager, Advertising Editor, P. Ballinger, Treasurer, C. Holzman, iunior N. Bond, Literary Editor, M. Cosaboom, Editor-in-Chief, C. Clev- editor. Absent: B. Bogie, Promotion Monoger. 90 Holly Spirit LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Beals, Sophomoredunior Staff Editor, Mrs. Donnelly, Adviser, E. J. Crain, Freshman-Senior Staff Editor. i FRESHMAN-SENIOR HOLLY SPIRIT STAFF FIRST ROW: P. McGuigan, L. Barrowclough, B, Scott, Photogra phy Ed., J. Russell, N. Bond, J. Heller, Gr. Sport's Ed., K. Tomp- kins, L. Venuto, H. Osterholtzer, J. Lovendusky, R. Cantz. SECOND ROW: L. Ament, C. Davis, B. Kelley, B. Walters, A. Conale, Ex. Ed., J. Wardwell, Man. Ed., B. Grassie, Asst. Ed., P. Robinson, Boys' Sports Ed., M. Bershesky, J. Brown, D. Oakie P. Sledesky. THIRD ROW: D. Barton, S. Reid, M. Codrick, C. Ko tula, M. Cosaboom, J. Smith, S. Wallace, J. Weiss, G. Brown, C. Boettcher, J. Kunze, D. Matlock. FOURTH ROW: D. Abrams, L Longnecker, J, Milton, V. Greenhalgh, J. Baxter, P. Donahue, G. Oakie, M. Heller, N. Hall, D. Gassert, R. Watts, M. Leuz. FIFTH ROW: M. Ashby, J. Lawrence, B. Fernwalt, D. Fadeley, S. Porto, S. Schilling, J. Tompkins, M. Mason, J. Schafthauser, R. Kuyken, J. O'Malley. SIXTH ROW: B. Ofgant, Art Ed., B. Josinski, M. Mur- ray, K. Wingerter, K. Toomey, C. Waltz, D. Clark, J. Harger, J. Thomas, J. Garofall, B. Mushinski, R. Rabenstine, P. Brandt, F Dorman. SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR HOLLY SPIRIT STAFF FIRST ROW: W. I-litztaler, J. Morse, C. DelRosario, D. Perinchief, D. Langan, G. Gillespie, J. Folts, P. Budd, K. Nash, C. Clatts, C. Bodine. SECOND ROW: C. Rock, T. Mawson, C. Augustino, S. Bryan, B. Busier, J. Gibbs, C. Holzman, E. Umstead, M. Rodgers, R. McEvoy, A. Brooks. THIRD ROW: I. Mahalchez, J. O'Donnel, 91 D. Bachdler, C, Rubin, S. Costello, J. Booth, A. Thomas, A. Jar man. FOURTH ROW: N. Davenport, L, Dickinson, U. Cowens, D McElvoy, J. Sarfaty, T. Anderson, K. Nix, C. Sapp, N. Worth G. Zaepfull, A. Simon, G. Heisserman. FIFTH ROW: C. Bartz, D Nast, L. Shover. S' -A .. Y .QA , fglx . - A .. . 4. Q : 92 Concert Band A FIRST ROW: J. Matthews, T. Mitchell, N. Donnelly, R. Losse, L Potter, S. Sellers, R. Crowell, J. Blasi, SECOND ROW: J. Russell Lt., J. Alexander, Capt., G. Anderson, B. Semon, B. Ott, N. Silber, C. Coles, J. Claytor, K. Brown, B. Hitztaler, P. Chudoba, R. Wor- rell, THIRD ROW: J. Baxter, Lt., S. Williams, S. Edwards, J. Rupert, 1 S. Davis, M. Murray, B. Harris, C. Schwartz, M. Alleges, J Cliver, M. Vitco, D. Garwood, FOURTH ROW: J. Corcoran, A Dean, J. Wrublewski, J. Jones, J. Panella, C. Del Rosario, J Bowker, B. Worth, J. Fort, C. Blissard, V. McDonald, B. Cappetta R. Greenwald, M. Heller, Sec., Mr. Welch, Adv. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Bozzel, H. Moreno, B. Ord, captain, N. Davenporf, D. Bohler, J. Thomas, M. Forvour L. Leffler, C. Holzman, co-captain, S. Berlinger, A. Conole. Color Guard E 1 fi 2 i ' 15 ... 1 Precisio ned Colorguo-rd - 94 Mary Cosa boom Head Maioreite Twirlers The Senior twirlers Tap-danced in fhe band concert in these costumes. SENIOR TXNIRLERS M. Cosaboom, Head Maioretfei E. Baxter, M. Ashby, C. Minney, Captain, K. Johnson Co-captain, J. Smith, E. Hatch, M. L. Smith. JUNIOR TNNIRLERS B. J. Carter, J. Minney, M. L. Taylor 95 Cheerleaders RED SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Faber, P. Budd, J. Beals, J. Myers - Cap- tain, R. Canfz - Sub Captain, A. Weiss, M. Leuz. NEOPHYTES i 96 LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Worth, N. Popvich, C. Shevlin, A. Simon - Capfain, G. Zaephel, G. Alcott - Sub Capfain, C. Boeffcher. s Q 4 u . 1 O . . . ' 1 i . -Q 1 Q h Q Pleiades 4 ! , n . s . O o 1 ' 0 4 u a e CF' o ' f G 1 . 1 v u . 0 Q 0 ., . p . 9 . . n U 4 . ' f a a o . . s .. . o, . f o 4 I, Q' ,, ' 4 o o 1 .. ,A . I l s Q A ' as ' ' 1 . , . . s u u 0 s n 0 n , u C ' s . n 4 4 ' 4 . 1 i l 4 4 . . 4 4 .. A. t x ' ' . . s Q n 0 ' A 1 a ' u Q Q S ' Captains cnt the head Football SCORES THEY Princeton ...... . . l3 Hoddon Heights .... 20 Burlington ..... .. l3 Ewing . . . . O Millville .. .. 25 Lenope . . . O Riverside . . . . 6 Polmyro . . . . . O Moorestown . .. 21 VARSITY FIRST ROW: R. Stringhom, T. Ambrozoitis, J. Brohom, G. Gillison, ROW: L. Worrell, M. McKc1y, J. Erb, H. Gillette, M. King G J. Moore, D. Johnson, F. Grungo, Ccipt., N1 Russo, J. Worrell, J. Kline, B. Dorn, B, Donaldson, D. Smith, A. Lozier, F. Johns L Simons, R. Willioms, L. Corn, P. Croshow, SECOND ROW: M. Webb, D. Eigenbrot, D. Earley, D. Horner, T. Coonley, D Perin Temporo, B. Braddock, L. Rosmuson, E. Frohner, G. Gillespie, T. chief, R. Erb, C. Broy, J. Gillen, J. Schlosser. Lord, B. Smorf, B. Sounders, J. Holey, B. Witt, L. Moroles THIRD 98 Football Our football team, captained by Frank Grunge, has done R.V.R.H.S. iustice. The men of the gridiron were encouraged by the time spirit shown by the student body. Despite a few setbacks the boys made a fine showing. One of the special events that took place during the season was Dad's Day on November l4, the Palmyra game. The tathers were invited to sit on the bench to watch the contest. SENIORS FIRST ROW: E. Frohner, P. Croshaw, J. Moore, T. Ambrozaitis, F. Grunge, L. Horner, G. Gillison, R. Wil liams, SECOND ROW: L. Worrell, D. Smith, M. McKay, T. Coonley, R. Erb, D. Eigenbrot, B. Dorn, J, Gillen B. Braddock, H. Gillette. A 99 Junior Varsit FIRST ROW: B, Smart, A. Price. SECOND ROW: R. String- G. Gillespie, L. Platt, C. Broy, E. Johns, B. Donaldson, L ham, B. Witt, J. Simons, L. Rasmuson, J. Braham, J. Wor- Webb, J. Haley. rell, N. Russo, L. Corn. THIRD ROW: J. Erb, S. Williams, Freshmen FIRST ROW: R. Watts, W. Curtsinger, V. Red, J. Frake, ROW: R. Cassenti, G, Gillespie, G. McDowell, J. Watts, D. Jackson, H. Trussell, S. Danser, B. Kowal, S. Horne. W. Kumke, W. Warren, H. Chamberlain, L. Bereridge, J. SECOND ROW: R. Gassert, J. Weinig, J. Lynsky, D. Hitz- Linton, K. Fritter. taler, R. Ferrell, D. Smith, M. Nootz, F. Danley. THIRD 100 COACHES FIRST ROW: A, Pefrillo, H. Os- Chell. SECOND ROW: W. GOI'- don, R. Hoffman, H. Schnepf, W. Trefz. Clear the way for 44. The bigger they ore the harder they fall. 101 Watch Those boys, Ref CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Lamb, J. Peters, M. Behling, U. Behling, J. Bie- J. Wilson, A. Harris, Mgr., THIRD ROW: D. Edgar, R. Archer, W siada, T. Schiller, C. Budden, R. Hunter, D. Gardiner, L. Earlen, Brown, J. Denkenberger, W. Jones, P. Biesiada, D. McCutcheon, SECOND ROW: G- Jones, MGM R. Fisher, M. M0llOy, D. Dona- R. Lasse, W. Hitztaler, D. Morse, R. Hoagland, Coach. hue, R. Albertson, G. Fest, T. Gourley, J. Elberson, C. Workman, Cross-Countr This year's Cross-Country Team has done an outstanding iob. Under the leadership of its captains, John Biesiaola and Tom Schiller, and its coach, Mr. Hoagland, the varsity has been undefeated in twelve meets. The Junior Varsity was also undefeated. Although the Cross-Country Team has a few outstanding members, itssuccess is not due to any one person, but to the combined eHforts of the whole team. They have shown a wonderful spirit, and we hope the-y will continue to be as successful in the coming years. 102 CRGSS-COUNTRY SCORES THEY WE Trenfon ..... .... 3 1 27 Morresfown .... .... 3 9 31 Edgewood . . . . . . . 56 Edgewood . . . .... 62 19 Polmyro .......... .... 6 4 Woodrow Wilson . . . .... 33 24 George School . . . .... 58 15 Edgewood ..... .... 4 5 19 Woodbury ...................... 34 21 MT. Holly in SouTh Jersey Chompionships plocing 2nd in roce, 1sT Tor Group Ill chomps, THEY WE TriTon . . . . . 38 22 B.M.l. . . . . . 76 15 Lenope .... . . . 68 15 Poulsboro . . . . . 39 16 Overbrook ...................... 62 15 MT. Holly in George School lnviToTion MeeT plocing 3rd ouT of 13. MT. Holly in New Jersey STc1Te Chompionships ploc- ing 5Th ouT of The sToTe. MT. Holly in Sefon Holl Spilced Shoe Cross-CounTry Run placed 7Th ouT of 44. CROSS-COUNTRY U. Behling, T. Schiller, J. Biesiado, C. Budden, M. Behling, J. Peters, R. Hunfer, L. Eorlen, D. Gardiner, D. Lomb. I 1. I 'Kung its ak I , -, Y Q I .Q ' 'gag wig? grmfk 'IVV f 9' , 'kiwi 2: I 'f-SiT2 'KI A ' ,,. 52117 X , - m My I ww r -Hx, E P 1 ggi 4. if Vkla E sm' ff a'E k ge-ggi 5? A s 1 WTKQW Qi' Mfr 'IF g W ' Arif ' - V RURIKQIX i RYFJUGS ' J ' A szvikiu, Jimi!! ' Jzifnffivfib K 11201 fy 'Wi ' Wm . may fp .L . A HOCKEY SCORES Merchantville . . . ......... 1 Mount Pemberton . . . . . . 2 Mount Riverside . . . . . O Mount Lenape . .. .. . O Mount Riverside . . . . . O Mount Pemberton ... ... O Mount Lenape ...... . . .... O Mount l Mount Palmyra .................. Play Day: Moorestown Friends O - Mount Woodbury O - Mount Holly O Holly ........ Holly ........ Holly Holly Holly Holly Holly Holly ........ Holly 3 The 1959 hockey team compiled an undefeated rec- ord. Coach C. M. Hohenstein attributes the marvelous season to the team work and the fine spirit ot the girls. The many victories could not have been possible without the excellent co-operation ot the defensive squad. The two co-captains were Lana Cosaboom and Nancy Bond, the team's high SCOFSF. High scorer of the year Seniors in Action. Basketball Ewing ....... 58 Steinert .... Haddonfield . . . 66 Moore-stown . . Pemberton ... 68 Ewing ...... Riverside ......... . . 68 Palmyra . . Delaware Township 73 Hamilton . Southern Regional. 72 Steinert . . Lenape ......... 58 Pemberton . . Moorestown .,.. 55 Lenape . . Palmyra ..... 68 Burlington . . Riverside . . . 58 Hamilton , . . . . . Burlington . . 55 knot league games The i959-60 basketball team was the victim of bad luck in all forms. The win and lose column does not show that most ot the contests were decided in the final moments to play. The one very bright spot in the season was the winning ot a trophy in the Christmas lnvitation Tournament. Gary Baker had an extremely tine year. He set two new individual scoring records for the school. The highest number of points scored in one game was 37, ond the total numbers at tallies for a season, 412. VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Williams, A. Lozier, B. Erb, G. Baker, D. Perinchief, J. Stroud, T. Quay, H. Braddock, T. Timmons, J. Moore, T. Skahan, G. Gillespie, T. Ambrozaitis, Captain. 106 1 ,qw f Nw 'Y' . -8 ,pw e ,,,,L,,, H . awww 4 ' faint. 'xkm 1 sf iff , 'gee H, 'I ., x g g i E Q l mg J W, sg? i ,I . i f! 5 5 :f f ' i t EEA A x 415 5LL'V: ' A Q Q A 5 W 'Inq' ' 5 X Girls' Varsity Basketball Team KNEELING: B. Harris KCapt.l, S. Bodine iCapt.J. SECOND ROW: R. Danza, L. Cosaboom, M. Co- drick, J. Scott, B. Harris, C. Hohenstein iCoachJ, A. Brooks, C. Bartz, J. Crozier, J. Minney. Junior Varsity Scores THEY WE Lenape . . . . . . 26 8 Riverside . . . . 20 I9 Pemberton . . . 37 l4 Palmyra . . . . . 4l 9 Riverside .. . . .. 22 27 Merchantville . . .. 23 lo Lenape l8 l2 Pemberton .. .. . 25 35 Varsity, Scores THEY WE Lenape . .. . . . 29 24 Riverside . . . . 33 61 Pemberton . . . . . 39 6l Palmyra .. . . . 48 37 Riverside ..... . . . 28 69 Merchantville . . . 38 39 Lenape . . . . .. 3l 26 Pemberton . . ... 5l 49 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Knaver, P Cross, L. Langnecker, P. Jones J. Milton, K. Johnson, C. Carter, L. Bazzell, C. Schwartz, L, Eme- rick, S. Shillings, J. Tompkins, P. Smart, N. Hussey, N. Silber, L. Young, S. Stevens, M. Hedge- slpeth, C. Ford. KNEELING: C. Hohenstein, CCoochD. STANDING: C. Hankin, B. Nutt, M. Bodine Man agers. KNEELING: J, Boothe - Manager C Hohen stein, Ccoachl. I Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES VARSITY SCORES THEY WE THEY WE Edgewood . . . . . . 25 23 Edgewood . 36 I7 Camden .... .. 8 44 Camden ... I3 4I Burlington .... . . 3 49 HaddontIeld 3I I5 Haddonfield . . 33 I5 Woodbury . 33 I3 Woodbury ... ... 27 I7 Edgewood .... ... . 2O 26 Edgewood . . . . . . I8 29 Toms River . 8 48 Toms River . . . . . 8 38 Collingswood 44 2 Collingswood . . . . . 36 I3 Williamstown IO 46 Williamstown . . . . . I3 43 Paulsboro . . 35 I3 Paulsboro .... . . 3I I I Williamstown 5 49 Burlington .... . . . 9 4I Triton ..... 2I 25 Williamstown . . . . . O 60 Toms River . I6 28 Triton ....... . . I7 27 District tournament placed 5 out of Toms River .......... 20 3I IO WRESTLING TEAM FIRST ROW: V. Peluso, A. Freeman, S. Crespo, K. Chamberlin, D. Jackson, T. Cooney, J. Kapalka, R. Coleman, T. Gourley, T, Quinn, M. Quay. SECOND ROW: T. Conlley, F. Grungo, L. Ras- muson, G. Gillespie, D, Russell, P. Acton, J. Propson, S. Wise, M. SIT-OUT Bates, J. Bradley, G. Smith, P. Young. THIRD ROW: H. Schnepf, J. Humphrey, cap., D. Lamb, C. Seitz, J. Gramiak, G. Kline, J. Gillen, W. Dorn, C. Stratton, T. Lord, P. Robinson, A. Petrillo. 109 VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: J. Bowker, Mgr., T. Moudy, T. Ambrozoiiis, T. Shin- F. Lomb, G- Gillespie, THIRD ROW: MV- RUCL1, COCKCIW, W- I-UCGS ske, J. Gillison, R. Johnson, SECOND ROW: F. Simmons, D. W. Braddock, G. Boker, A. Lozier, T. Jflmes, D- Jones, R. Jones Longon, D. McKeIvy, P. Robinson, G. McCracken, H. Broddock, R.WorreII. FRESHMAN BASEBALL FIRST ROW: R. Worth, J. Brohom, M. Quay, R. Sfringhcxrn, SECOND ROW: B. Weldon, T. Quinn, .I. Hommons, L. Corn, T. Owold, THIRD ROW: T. Croin, B. Donaldson, M. Kirby, R. Hufchens, S. Melfzer, Mr. Oschell. Baseball 110 JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: J. Minney, S. Stevens, B. KaeIin, N. Hussey, P. VVaIfers, SECOND ROW P. McGuigan, V. Morris, N. SiIber, S. McClure, L. Hayes, M. Seng, THIRD ROW: M Gibberson, A. Fadley, J, Smith, B. Harris, B. Kelley, S. Peters, A. Brooks Softball ,II VARSITY SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: C. Borden, J. Crozier, J. Silber, Capt., M. Beaston, Capt., L. Cosaboom, C. Bodine, ROW: N. Norback, Mgr., J. Spaerh, J. Scofr, Miss Hohenstein, Coach, J. Heller, N. Bond, B. Sibbef. 111 5 A SECOND 5. TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Garwood, E. Guesi, B. Rue, P. Loveland, J. Kimble, E. Dugan, J. Evans, D.-Hussey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoffman fCoachl, M. Kolbinger, W. Wright, S. Rauch, B.Toplinski, R.Bugnon, T. Herndon, H. Gilletf, D, Russell. Tennis Look af him swing 112 THEY WE Woodbury ....... .... i 5 Woodrow Wilson . . . . . i 4 Riverside ....... . . . O 5 Mooresfown . . . . . 3 2 Haddonfield . . . . . O 5 Woodbury .. ... 2 3 Riverside . . . . . I 4 Camden .... . . . O 5 Mooresfown . . . . . . i 4 Camden .... . . . O 5 Haddonfield ..... . . . O 5 State Tournamenf .. ...3 O Woodrow Wilson W2 Collingswood .. 3V2 Polmyrcx ...... 4 Woodrow Wilson i Merclwonfville .. QV2 Polmyro ...... QV2 Woodrow Wilson l Mooresfown .... 3V2 Merclwonrville .. 2 Lencipe ....... l Golf GOLF SCHEDULE WE THEY 4V2 2 V2 2 5 3 V2 3V2 5 QV2 4 5 GOLF TEAM FIRST ROW: W. Wollis, J. McGrogc1n, H. Gorwood, N. Donnelly, Coptg B. Anderson, W. Ferris, J. Clayfor. 113 Q if TRACK TEAM SEATED: K, Cota, J. Kapalka, N. Adams, F. Faber, D. Lamb, A. Peters, R. Szelc, R. Kipp, Capt., D. Bates, Capt., J. Wimberly, J. Doyle, V. Hallowell, F. Muscara, R. Firth, T. Cox. KNEELING: L. Rockhill, Mgr., J. Biesida, W. Street, W. Minner, W. Gant, F. Grungo, D. Hammons, R. Williams, P. Croshaw, H. Davies, T. Lord, R. Palmer, D. Hornor, R. Patterson, R. Freeman, R. Semon, R. Grovatt. THIRD ROW: R. Hoagland, Coach, H. Behling, G Evert, R. Fieber, G. Arey, R. Williams, L. Rayser, R. Cummings J. Schlosser, F, Worrell, D. Smith, R. McEvoy, D. Gale, R. Eigen brot, W. Darn, C. Zellman, D. Bennett, J. Gillan, T. Coonley D. Perinchief, F. Nelson. Track SCORES B.M.I.. ........ .. Stelnert ................... . . Burlington ......,............ . . George-School 81 Adm. Farragut . . . . Glassboro 84 Audubon ....... .. Hightstown ............ . . George School Invitation Ewing ................ . . Moorestown . . . . Riverside . . . . . Hamilton .......................... South-Central Jersey Championships Delaware Township ................, 43 l6Va 52 45-3 50-2 l5V3 i0 27Vz 32V2 Qi i8 SCORES Mount Holly ....... . 74 Mount Holly ... .. l0096 Mount Holly . .. . 65 3 Mount Holly ... . 65 3 Mount Holly . . . . 70 Mount Holly ... .. TOIM 4th of i5 Mount Holly . . . T07 Mount Holly . . . 89V2 Mount Holly . . . 66V2 Mount Holly . . . 96 Mount Holly .., ist Mount Holly . . . 99 Trenton Junior Chamber ot Commerce Meet tied for lst 114 ' 0 Q 1 4 I 'Q A a 1 5 a Q Clldb Nebula in Taurus L O Mount Wilson argd P81omar Observatories. , . . . o 6 i Q , Q u A , im 'mv Q. if 3 e . n O 0 Q V N Patrons FRANK G. ABSALOM BAYARD ALLEN DONALD I. BRYAN MAJOR DARST, JR., M.D. A FRIEND DIMON, HAINES 8. BUNTING A FRIEND DR. ARTHUR R. LORD DR. 81 MRS. THOMAS E. MATTINGL DR. JAMES A. MILLER PARKER, MCCAY 81 CRISCUOLO MRS. STRATTON DR. 81 MRS. HAROLD M. SUMMERS LUIS E. VITERI, M.D. ALAN I. WENDER, D.D.S. 116 YJR Business Directory APPLIANCES MODERN RADIO - T.V. 8. APPLIANCES ROUTE 38 MT. HOLLY, N.J. AM- HERST 7-4699 BANKING FARMERS TRUST COMPANY 21 MILL ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0235 EMPIRE FINANCE COMPANY 75 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-2350 BARBERING EARL'S COUNTRY BARBER AND SPORTS SHOP MEDFORD LAKES ROAD TAB- ERNACLE, N.J. OR 9-2489 BUILDING MATERIALS FRENCH LUMBER COMPANY KING ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0010 FRIANT'S 76 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0565 DEACON SUPPLY COMPANY HAINESPORT, N.J. AMHERST 7-1155 SEAMAN LUMBER HARTFORD RD. and OLD MARLTON PIKE MEDFORD, N.J. OL 4-2133 CLOTHING SACKS SHOE STORE MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. GEORGE EVANS 8. COMPANY, INC. 116 N. 7th ST. PHILA. 6, PENNSYLVANIA WA 5-8876 - WA 5-2735 NEVILLE'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 38 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-1561 MURRAY'S CLOTHES 26 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-1722 LEE'S WOMEN'S APPAREL 20 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0690 THE LITTLE SHOP 25 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-2263 DAIRY PRODUCTS LOCUST LANE FARM DAIRY 3rd 84 MILL STREETS MOORESTOWN, N.J. BELMONT 5-1800 FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AMERICAN LEGION POST 11 MILL ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. GROCERIES COONEY'S MARKET KING 8. WATER ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-3735 RUSSO'S FARM MARKET WOODLANE 81 BURLINGTON RDS. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0545 RAE 8. BOB GROCERY 401 GARDEN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0579 R. 84 M. PEAK R.F.D. :IL-1 JACKSONVILLE BORDENTOWN, N.J. AM- HERST 7-5424 GOTTLIEB'S MARKET MILL 8. PINE ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0745 REAL STEAK COMPANY 618 MAPLE AVE. HADDONFIELD, N.J. HA 9-5620 117 Business Directory INSURANCE LEEDS INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST. RANCOCAS, N.J. AMHERST 7-I877 STILES INSURANCE AGENCY 78 N. MAIN ST. MEDFORD, N.J. OL 4-2024 JEWELERS FORD JEWELERS 4 MILL ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-OI40 DAVID JEWELERS 59 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J, AMHERST 7-OI34 MEMORIALS AIKIN MEMORIALS I6 WATER ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-6430 NEWS AGENCY MT. HOLLY NEWS AGENCY 72 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0242 E PAINT CONTRACTOR HOWARD BARTON LUMBERTON ROAD MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-3360 PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO RUSSEL'S STUDIO 39 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-I2I2 REAL ESTATE O'MALLEY REAL ESTATE 200 MADISON AVE. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-0899 RECORDS VIRGINIA'S RECORD SHOP 94 WATER ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-IO24 RESTAURANTS VINCENTOWN DINER ROUTE 206 AMHERST 7-O64I SHOVER'S SERVICE STATION 84 LUNCHEONETTE ROUTE 206 INDIAN MILLS, N.J. OR-9-2879 THE SWISS SHOP LUNCHEONETTE 42 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AM- HERST 7-9747 SERVICE STATIONS MEDFORD CARBARETOR 81 IGNITION ROUTE 206 TABERNACLE, N.J. OR 9-3230 CAMPANA'S SERVICE STATION 52 MILL ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-9780 HEWITT'S AUTO BODY I08 S. MAIN ST. MEDFORD, N.J. OL 4-8280 JOE'S MOBIL SERVICE N. PEMBERTON 8. JOBSTOWN, N.J. AMHERST 7-3089 STATIONERY COURTESY SHOP 60 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. AMHERST 7-OI I2 TAILORING FRANK RUMAN 68 MAIN ST. MT. HOLLY, N.J. 118 CONGRATULATIONS 81 BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS MOUNT HOLLY GARAGE SALES SERVICE CHARLES S. MILLER, Owner Washington 81 King Streets Mt. Holly, N. J. Phone: AMherst 7-0476 SERVING THE COMMUNITY FAITHFULLY SINCE I9I2 WALTER T. CLAYPOOL COMPLIMENTS OF CUSTOM BUILDER A FRIEND Elm Court, Oakwood Medford, N. J. Phone: OLive 4-2457 THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS MlRON'S MILLSIDE FARMS DRESS 5HQp5 U. S. 475130 Riverside, N. J. I6 Main St. 329 High St. Mt. Holly, N. J. Burlington, N. J VISIT OUR MODERN DAIRY BAR Hobart 'I-0046 BEST WISHES '60 BEST WISHES '60 BILL MENGEL'S GARAGE THE NEW YORK STORE CO., INC. Marne Highway, Rancocas Heights R. D. 2 Mr. Holly I0-I2 Main St. Mount Holly, N. J. GENERAL REPAIRS AMherst 7-0487 Phone AM 7-1592 SINCLAIR PRODUCTS W. L. RIFE Route 38 Mt. Holly Marne Hwy. Mt. Holly AM 7-0130 AM 7-OOII METHVIN'S AUTO PARTS Phone Am. 7-0468 R. D., Mount Holly, New Jersey North Pemberton Road RED LION INN Perfect Homemade Ravioli 81 Spaghetti OR. 9-2104 Restaurant Fried Chicken Sea Foods Banquets - Weddings - Parties COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED Route 70 8. 206 - Vincentown, N. J PARKER's FORMICA SHOP MEDFORD D'NER Lumberton Road - Mt. Holly, N. J. Route 70 AM. 7-M99 Medford, New Jersey Jon-lNsoN's DEPARTMENT sToRE JAMES STORES Medford, Haddonfield, J. H. NICODEMUS Moorestown, New Jersey UYOU GET MORE - Mounsll-IZIIIIJI ilietitlersey AT A JOHNSON STORE. Teiephonez AM. 7-0685 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS WELDING AND MACHINE, INC. OTT'S FLOWER GARDENS Growers of Potted Plants SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS ond Telephone: Am 7-0918 Mount Holly, New Jersey Cut Flowers Floral Designs Marne Highway R. D. 2, Mount Holly, N. J. JOSTEN'S KAUDERER Bus SERVICE M1897 CHARTER BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bridgeboro, N. J. Phone: AMherst 7-II60 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS Box 85 Long Branch, N. J. Phone: CApitoI 2-2967 COMPLIMENTS OF BORDEN DAIRIES M. H. BORDEN CO. JOHN C. BORDEN, SR. 32 Federol Sf. Burlington, N. J. Phone: DUdIey 6-0490 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T960 THE LUCKY 7 SNACK BAR Stokes Road Medtord, New Jersey Olive-4-21 65 JOE'S GULF SERVICE Main 8g Garden Streets Mt. Holly Am 7-9741 BRAKES MOTOR TUNE-UP MINOR REPAIRS LITTLE DROPS OF WATER The first line ot the old adage makes your water bills go soaring. No matter how small the leak in the pipel is, you are wasting water. Dripping spigots are another source of waste. Call a plumber or perhaps you can irlstall a new washer yourself. Use all the water you want, but don't waste it. THE MOUNT HOLLY WATER COMPANY A. D. CROSS BEST WISHES Medford Lakes LOG CABIN HOTEL ford Lakes, N. J. OLive 4-4242 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '60 BENJAMIN ASHBY, JR. PLUMBING 8. HEATING Stokes Rood Medford Lokes, N. J. Phone: OLive 4-2851 COLIN F. TAIT SALES - FRIGIDAIRE - SERVICE Rcmcocos, N. J., Mt. Holly GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF T960 TOWN HALL STATIONERS INC. Am. 7-1166 Am. 7-3242 SHANAHAN STOCKTON'S TRANSPORTATION CO. DRY CLEANING MOUNT HOLLY'S DRY CLEANING PLANT 38 Washington St. - Mount Holly, N. J. Phone: AMherst 7-1900 GENERAL COMMODITIES HAULING Philo., Pc. Fulton 9-5586 l4l4ll QU. S. Customs Bondedl PETTY AND CROFT ARCHITECTS FoR THE ADDITION THE HOLLYWOOD ICE 81 COLD STORAGE COMPANY 87 Water Street Moorestown, N. J. Mount Holly, N. J. Am. 7-0670 ELMER L. 'G ROVER PLUMBING - HEATING - ROOFING OIL BURNER AND STOKER INSTALLATION AND SERVICE I5 Buttonwood Street Mount Holly, New Jersey Phone: AM. 7-1400 DAVE'S SERVIE CENTER South Ave. 8. Plne St. Mount Holly, N. J. Am. 7-0404 lclRBY BROS., INC. FEED, FUEL, FERTILIZER 8. POULTRY SUPPLIES Phone: Ol. 4-4312 COMPLIMENTS ROBBINS MENS SHOP Cor. Main 8. Brainerd Sts. Mt. Holly, N. J. THE WHITE DOTTE FARMS ARTCO SUPPLY DAIRY BAR And EQUIPMENT COMPANY TASTY SANDWICHES AND 313 High Sf- Bvrlirlglon, N. 1. 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EARLY MOTOR PARTS CO. 79 Washington Street Mt. Holly, N. J. RIP'S LAKES FOOD CENTER LAKE PINE Specializing in U. S. Gov't. Graded CHOICE and PRIMESTEER MEATS All Meats Custom Cut As Ordered FRESH BUNS - ROLLS SAT.-SUN. MORNINGS Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. N T KD ll M l f fs 5 . X T SPECIALIZING IN AUTO SAFETY GLASS E . KE? ' A f THE Con I ous Se lice Sin 19 SHOP CH s ,ER - YMo T - T cncs E - PU EoT VAL ANT BUD STRATTON, Prop. l Ro 8, M T Holly, N. J. T, 7-0990 Madison Avenue AM 7-0847 Mount Holly, New Jersey AMOS C. ALLEN Best Wishes R. D. 2 to The Vincenlown, N. J. Class of 1960 OR 9-3265 'x 35559 YI 5 JRIQI N A RQ IQQXQRR 5 I I l' . COMPLIMENTS OF HURST M. JAMES, DR. HARDWARE, PLUMBING THE IRONS AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Philip S. Irons, Jr. Philip S. Irons, lll and HEATING SUPPLIES Edwcfd A' Deegfm Olive 4-4331 32 N. Main St. 112 High Street Mt. Holly, N. J. Established 1860 J. HARRY HALT --Jeweler DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE MARGUERITE T. HALT 84 Main si. MI. Holly, N. I. DRUGS GOLDY'S PHARMACY Amherst 7-3800 COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. GRANT COMPANY 21 Main St. Mt. Holly, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF C. R. GRAY Dealer ln Hoy cmd Grains Mount Holly, New Jersey Phone AMhersf 7-0891 - EPSCO - ooon LUCK sENloRs DARE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE WE DO CARE AT DARE's AM 7-9843 Mill 8. Pine St. Mf. Holly, N. J CHECKER STORES, INC. 8 Mill St. Mount Holly, N. J. Phone: AM-7-0869 BUDD'S SUNOCO SERVICE A to Z Lubrication T - Batteries - Accessorie I0 Washington St. Mount Holly, N. J. Phone: AMherst 7-9798 COMPLIMENTS OF BURLINGTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Moin Street Medford, N. J. Phone: OL 4-M63 COMPLIMENTS OF J. E. BOYER 56 to IOC Stores Mt. Holly - Medford - Florence New Jersey WISHING YOU A BRIGHT FUTURE BERDA LINEN SHOPS 33 Main Street Mt. Holly, N. J. 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