Ridgefield Park High School - Idler Yearbook (Ridgefield Park, NJ)

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Rasa. f 'Y W'-'Y id af ii ROBERT WONDRA A llvely sense of humor wa be l descrlbe Bob One of lhe Cla s of 545 budding ar'rus'l's A member of lhe l-lu Y and Musuc C Lb l-le has a mama for pork ARLENE ZAMMIT Expressive blue eyes e Always smarfly dressed e has a lrlendly smlle for all good dancer Arlene has a near and 'lrrm fnqure nclude Arf School IN MEMGRIAM HENRY LUDWI6 We lhe Class of I954 wash +o pul asude a place In our yearboolc nn memory of our former classmale Bunlcy All who lcnew hum remember hm as a lrendly and warm hearl ed person Bunlcys school years were xnlerrupled by an Ilress whnch also prevenled hls 6ClV9 membershnp nn lhe Naval Reserves We regrel hns unhmely dealh In November of l953 and shall always remember hm fondly. 3' Arlene ns an allrachve blonde CECILIA ZINNER ealung Pizza ple are Cells favo r le pasl mes Pals around wu1'h Dor s A polenfxal X ray lech nlc an Sweel' and qunel' Her ex racurrncular achvrhes are Music Club Glee Club and Idler 1 ' . Xl N A 'A fm Q I Q AAA , s ns- ' 'll lr . . . ' . . . ' . . . Sh chops . . . Bobs imrnediafe plans ls seldom seen wilhoul Joan . . . Pldylflg lhe pldrw, d6V1Clr1g. and ' . . . . Sh Y ' ' - l ' A ' , l , A l I . . . ' ' D ' l . . . ' ' 4 I I. . ' l 5 . .',- I l - - . A l 1 , A n l ' I 1 .,

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E' EILEEN WEILAGE You canr mrss Erleen because ol her prelly red loclcs m sc and O3 c Q e lhusasl een has o peeve she res everyo e A lu+ure 'feacher She IS on lhe llerary slaff of rhe ldler FRANCES WICTORIN Vrvacuous' Fran has beauh ful harr Our Quull ednlor She rs forever haunled by dead lane dafes A lrendly bug smnle for all Wherever Fran rs Rrla an be lou d nearby A popular Loafer H95 'Q V' 1...-ff CAROLYN WEINSTEIN Carolyn us a newcomer T R P l'l S from New Yorlc good sludenr wllh nuce manners She lS always neally dressed Very lrlenoly Carolyn ns well lked by The laculfy as well as by her classmares ALVIN WILLIAMSON Al ns a llend for baseball bofh as a specfaror and parlncupanf Known for hrs lall 'rales car ns a slealc and French fry fan A fufure Navy man 3 1 DORIS WEVILL Doris IS lull of lun and she as a frlendly lnkable personalnfy A regular member of lrhe Twnrlers and Jrhe Scarlel ll Can al ways be counled on lo do a good o Lnlerary ednror of The der Doris has an acruve an leresl rn a cerrann alumnus MARYANNE WINKELMAN Mary as seldom seen wnlhoul Beverly A charrerbox e has a deep rnleresr an Pennsyl vanra Bug blue eyes and brown hair Mary lulces horse back rudnng 1. has as IU' 1 In 'W ,, Oo- L95 ' , o'wN fb '-K ' Y n.. . l . h ' O Qui... - ...A l I lb ' . .. ul '-rin n 2 ' K ll . ' c Sf - 'l rr' ' I. 5 i fn 92,

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ASS ln SepTember l95O as Freshmen, we re- ceived our TirsT glimpse oT how Things were gonna be in R.P.H,S. We were a liTTle nervous aT The sTarT, buT ThaT all pissed aTTer The TirsT Tew weeks, especfally vihen we learned which elevaTors To Tale. Before we knew iT The weels had Tlown by and we had chosen our class oTTicers and our Freshmen cheerleaders. We were having a grand Time in our own liTTle world. ATTer Chrislmas vacalion everyone was busy geTring ready Tor exams. lhey werenT so bad now ThaT we Think ol all The exams weve Talcen since. As The monThs wer1T swilTly by, no one Tool: much noTice unTil, ALASl Exams again. l'haT was quick! How- ever, everyone came Through WiTh Tlying colors and now we were Thinking ol all The exciTing Things we could do in The summer monThs. When SepTember rolled around and school was baclc in session, we were acTive in mosT oT The schools acTiviTies: S:arleT Quill, S. A. B., and l-lall PaTrol. In The Tall we aTTended The TooTb.ill games and The pep rallies on The nighTs prior To The games. When snow began To fall and baslceT- ball season sTarTed, our ThoughTs also Turned To choosing our class rings. WiTh April showers and May Tlowers came more dances, baseball games, and Track meeTs which we all enjoyed. BeTore we re- alized iT our sophomore year had drawn To a close and we were all glad To have Two monThs oT sunshine and relaxaTion. When in SepTember, l952, school began, we were upper classmen, Our biggesT prob- lem ThaT year was raising money To give The Seniors a beauliful prom. As monThs passed, we aTTended more dances and cheered our Teams on To vicTory. WiTh spring near, we began seriously plan- ning Tor The Prom, which was held on May 30, aT The Ellcs Club. The Theme, Midsum- mer's Dream, was carried ouT wiTh lovely ' 'X 2 b 5 A 1 1 3 4 N J- .