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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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S: ' us 2 has set for usp h ' 7 1 ' I Fnrst row Eleanor Davns Dano Pla Geor IG Hoch Second row nuvuulvw iq ...-14 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Furs? row Margaret Heyllger Frederick Scherer Second row Robert Dlerman Louis Koval Arthur Nelson Nw-1 3 JOHN WEISS Vice Principal 1' Q18 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT W EE Dorothy Townsend Margare1Heyllger Norman Lacerie 'M 1 dw M I W GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Frances Prlmlcerl George Holz ...Y1.,,,,, ,,. i : , . : n :E I f - X f. Q AW , 1 - ' fn ' 75-T 5' - -- ' E .ig ' .,. , - 55- E ' 3 1 ! V I , -1.,' , . zijn. .- n- T ,.mv,gwv ' 'f1w.r,,. ,7 A or , A , ,gf . mf , ' . ' ' ' 1'-. . ' -THQ 'V , , . ' ' .L 3 rv . TK 4 ,Q . 6, 1 N - X .K , X - A - . . f - . X .x I 1 I , --- jmnw l 3 -,E . - 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT James Walsh Eluzabeth Trlvlsonno Frank Bell Margaret Ashton Wulham Peck MATH-SCIENCE DEPARTMENT First row: Edythe Petix, Maurice Arnold, Nan cy Schindeler. Second row: John Locatelli Marco Lacatena, Charles Long,James Puterno Donald Gsell. FACULTY MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT First row Norman Allen Mildred Burrows Second row Otto Gerlach Robert Aushn OFFICE STAFF Gertrude O'Shea Bessie Rasmussen A Erene Benn 3? l PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Clifford Conrad Ruih Hanshp lee Goodness 'FWX-1' puns q-1 ',,-W .RY vga' 'Ov 'Z' MATHILDA ROEDEL CHARLOTTE BENNETT Llbrorlcn School Nurse 'SX ,Dansko '? ' 58, w-'33 .646 Gif 415703 M T4 1 f' S' fe' 1' GQAVQQC, 0 o ff A'4'W'?y'Y '32 3l fiudx X X - inn- fftg Q Z 1 E f Q JK f' 2S--- i ifg 55' ir.. 2 , ,f,,xi,f:x.,i- -M .fit K yff, 2 . h 1 A Z X. ,, - . . .g-Lv . - V , 4 N frat -y'1-film: -,-45:3 . f -- -N -- , -f'f:1 s:54s:fr-.fgj F. 1 Hfvlic,-,,,,,:' 1... 1 .V Y Ki 1?--? gL-6 I - V ' xv 1, , ' I f fwm,w.f,,,,.m6,,,n,,,,,,,,,wfM' I V i-:- ri- , , U - 'V ':- 7275 ,L 5.g-- 1-- ,,,,, ,- - Q 2 , .1 . ff - 1 W ff x 1 fi.. X f Hg. , Ti :In --,-- -s , . X ' ' f A H xg., - .334 'E -3, , KK 1 K , I 1 V If X ,, '33, E -7- .fp L x S c 7 .1 ,-' ' xx, I , .. f-5. H new 1- ' f yi .' 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I ' iilff 2' jf' J . f'!- M, l 'ici ffl-,-r..1i gf ARLENE BENSON Benny ns everybodys fruend e enloys going horseback rndmg ways dependable You can count on her at all tlmes Usually found wuth Rosalle ROGER BIGGY Qulet but full of fun loathes concerted people A neat d Biggs goes for basketball great guy to have as your friend Hes always with Erme Lettermen s Club Baseball I'eSSer PETER BEREZANSKY Breeze as on hls calling card avnd 'azz fan whose favorlte haunt IS BrrJland Breeze and Frank Capek are a famlltar twosome around Park Great potentualntues nn the Held of modern musvc Music Club Dance Band Band 'Q BARBARA BILOF Bobble ts a transfer student from Holy Trunnty A future secretary e gets along well wlth everyone snappy dresser She likes to lusten and to dance to Rock n Roll muslc Happy and carefree Kathy as her shadow Comm cral Club ARLENE BERGHOEFER Lnle has long black haur and ng brown eyes One of our Twnrlers She loves to cook A neat dresser Leme has a frlendly dnsposutnon and a cheerful smnle A future secretary Mayorette Idler Commercial Club Sec rotary Honor Society Chorus 'QQ H 0 Nxff .-cl-1 -S' DOLORES BORKOWSKI Dee IS an untellsgent efflclent and con scnentlous gurl A gay personallty She can sew a fine seam loyous glggle She breaks all the speed records In Sten and Typmg Senror Play Idler Busmess Manager Commercial Club Chorus Honor Socrety U . 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LAWRENCE BOSWELL rry rs noted for hrs blue eyes rs fabulous eyelashes d hrs curly haur A great Interest In cars usually attends the Frlday nlght dances A good dancer A commuter to Mr Werss office 'P l i' r fllrllllll' lllll ll HQ p..-.r..4L1. u'xs4...:-IJ sat., 3 A U..-sk :rf JACQUELINE BURHANS Blond harr blue eyes and a sparkling smule are Jaclues trademarks contagious grggle She enloys lnsten mg to musnc Always full of fun Shes a frrend worth havrng Spanrsh Club Idler HAZEL BROWN Hazel rs one of our engaged Semors A Pzzza fancle Danclng swlm mrng a d skating r te hugh with er Petite wlth dark brown harr e lcey ward I5 Fort Dlx Chorus 'lil' CLAIRE CALLAN Ths Irush lass personalaty plus Varsuty Cheerleader Short dark harred and hottempered Plzza ple and dancing occupy her spare trme lover of blue 1949 Fords June may see her engaged Cheerleader Honor Society Assembly Plannrng Board Art Servrce League Stu dent Councrl Treasurer BARBARA BUNDY A slum blonde wrth a fruendly manner Popular musrc readrng and sewmg are her delnghts An :ce skatrng addrct Barb enloys hamburgers and Puzza A future secretary Commercral Club Idler ERNEST CANESTRINO Ernre lakes sports especrally baseball A record collector He engoys having fun Girls rate hugh with thus fanr hatred good looking lad A sunny drsposrtlon Er re as 1 d by everyone Freshmen Baseball Baseball Letlermens Club Cross Country BS-M - , 4 A 'iffy x ' J 'y n . 5' ' . .' h A . . . 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I I - yr- A FRANK CAPEK Tall and nzce looking Hes known as Kay Never able to hold back a smnle Frankue goes for gurls and cool clothes A lazz an locthes homework A Gne saxophone player Frankues shadow IS called Larry Freshman Basketball Band Music Club French Club Dance Band BARBARA CASTELLI Bobble IS an avrd reader Talkatlve and Intelligent Bo IE h s an terestmg collectnon of records movie revlewer Her prnme ambrtuon as to become a Hlstory teacher Scarlet Quill Library Club Idler Senior Pay CAROLE CARCICH Carole ns an energetlc muss u of fun She has a good sense of humor A sunny dasposxtuon Her favarlte pastrmes Include swnmmlng ce skating and making plzza Library Club Scarlet Quill Senior Play Idler RWM i' MARTIN COHEN An earnest studlous fellow Marty apprecsctes good musnc A member of the Band and the Melodners Martys a short and chubby gentleman who plans to become a Hlstory teacher stamp and com collector French Club Band Meloclaers History Club 5 .-e- PETER CASOLA Pete rs an ambrtaous and a dnlngent worker Tull and husky H as a well mannered and soft spoken a Serious about his studies Chemistry Club French Club 1- ,Jf N ,, , ,iq-f 5151 A:-,417 JERRY COLE Jerry enloys crulslng around town hrs 1950 maroon Mercury A pleasant personallty Jerry gets along with everyone A Rock n Roll an Jerry enloys sungmg An lmplsh gran Cross Country Track -in V ' ' 'fi ii' - - - ' ,Q . . . 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A V ' : : f . all ROBERT COSGRAVE Cosle ns a very frlendly lad Rock n Roll addlct Bob can usually be found nn the general vuctmty of food A fantastnc taste nn shlrts has a cheerful cherubtc smlle Outdoorsmen Cris utitififmflfbfm I I I 'N' 5' JANE DAVIS Happy golucky Jane ts quick wnth a smnle A neat dresser She likes Itstemng to Rock n Roll Beautlful black hanr Her merry personalnty has brought her many frtends ways ready to help Idler Scarlet Quill Commercial Club CHARLES COURTNEY Better known as Corky W hls happy golucky nature he has won many frtends A ready wut A gurls gdb mteret htm No dull moments wnth Corky Le s eat rs has pet slo an Semor Play Senior Advisory Board Outdoorsmen NNT W-s Wm PATRICIA DECKER Short brown hour and cute dlmples Pat ns always around when you need er Actnve an CYO Pat wlll be wearlng o probatnoners cap at Holy Name next September A friendly person wuth a good sense of humor Scarlet Quill Future Nurses Chemistry Club VrcePres1dent Football Refreshment Committee Idler THERESA DAMIANO Always full of fun TC ts greatly Interested nn the Brooklyn Navy Yard A dry sense of humor She has an mfectnous laugh Most boys urrntate er TC wnll never lack friends Chorus Idler Commercial Club Treas urer LOUIS DePALMA Louie IS a short dark hatred fellow A member of Parks Braun Trust Extremely Interested n languages h studies German on the slde A good lookxng Latnn Loune rs an lndustrlous worker French Club Honor Soctety W? 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Nr--v' Y DOROTHY DEREMER Dot us an excellent dancer Llvely and cute Dot enloys Ice skatung and basketball Fruendly to all pretty cheerleader wuth dark haur and flashung eyes Attendung college means a lot to er Honor Socuety Melodlers Future Teach ers President French Club Chemistry Cub JAMES DOOLEY Duke IS an avud bowler Non chalant and casual He works as a deluvery boy after school A sports an Jum practuces good manners LAWRENCE DEXHEIMER A happy golucky fellow Larry en loys records skatung and dancung Qutte a handsome member of our class d rk hour and a pleasung smue A great personaluty Larry loves the company of gurls Freshman Baseball 'il he 8 .4 LEONORA DMOCH Lee us a football fan who cheers loudly a all the games Flos constant componuon She frequently spends her tume wrutung letters to North Caro una A casual dresser ee loves puzza ldler Photography Editor Assembly Plannung Board Correspondence Secretory Chorus Librarian K R 'AQSUX S, H6453 E l?o'P Q-1 DENNIS EDWARDS A ready wlt A 51 Plymouth holds hus Interest Den helped to make the Senuor Play a success Fun to have around He us full of pep and energy Everyone s fruend Den doesnt let anythung bother hum Pleawnl 'O eVe'Y0 '9 Semor Play Cross Country Outdoorsmen ?- 'hur- .1 MARGARET DUNCAN Peggy has a great love for dancmg Gayle s best fruend Frank Sunotra us her favorute sunger A pretty gurl always well dressed She lukes to wrute letters Well luked by everyone Spomsh Club Vice President Honor So crety Idler Scarlet Quill Co edutor Sen for Play K I-. Q.-A wuul Q - - -u' 1 I 'A . . . I 1 1 f . xx-gk h I' J lv tv l' .I . . . L , ' 1 I Z 1 ' l l i - I l F . A---rx .mrs , 5 rss, at A llui L TEL -, ,xy , :,,,Ajlf ,er 1 Tj , llfftl, fs- 7 sllgl n R . . . l . . L 5 . . - I D l I . l . . , I ,QV .fi ' M ' j,s4 ,li I. , . . , . . s I - XV.. , H h' : . I ', - ' 2 - x x rf . sz f -f f-i if 1 ELNA ERIKSSON Pep and energy are the best words to descrnbe Ellle Flammg red hour This very fortunate lass has traveled to Norway and Sweden A famous letter writer Ellle loves to dance and roller skate An mfectlous laugh Commercral Club Scarlet Qurll Chorus Ill 9 llg 1, '22 LUCY FARQUHARSON Lucy enloys dancing and hstemng t mood muslc Attractnve wnth her flash Ing eyes and brown haur She likes football games and :ce skatung Surf flshmg ns one of her favorlte sports Band Chorus GAA LINDA ESTEVE A popular miss . . . Lin enioys foot- ball games A future teacher Dancing and wrltnng letters are among her hobbues Cute with expresslve eyes e an all around me person A personallty plus Varslty Cheerleader Future Teachers Secretary Idler Scarlet Quill Student Councrl 'Ei fx LESLIE FARRELL Les dld a good 'ob playmg Bll In our Class Play Always wnlllng to help people Les lakes all lunds of actnvn tres that take place on water a and lanky Les ns a loquaclous person Aviation Club Semor Play Melodrers Tech Crew French Club L CAROL FARN UM Short and blonde thats Ca Shes an ardent fan of all sports Pizza and dancing are Included In her mam enloyments Cute and lnvely to have efflclent worker Ca us a good frlend Chorus Idler Scarlet Qulll GAA Student Councrl MICHAEL FEATHER Mickey always seems to be In a cheer ful mood A natural abllxty nn oth letlcs Mackey as frnendly to every one he meets A gift of gab I5 a muscular fellow An incessant grvn Lettermens Club Student Council Foot ball Basketball Baseball 'Yrmv' . . . sh. 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X,RNvvy.,.f' NAOMI FEILER A bubblung personality Naoml has fun wrntung poetry and actlng IH plays Glfted IH art She brings a vltal enthusiasm to everythmg she does A member of the exclusive Vlrgnl class Melodlers Scarlet Quill Idler Art Ed: tor Semor Play KATHLEEN FLOYD A great collector of Shaw albums Kathy loves Ilstenlng and dancing to good musuc Expressnve brown eyes Kathy has a pleasant personallty Fruendly and helpful A Plzza lover Scarlet Quill Exchange Edrtor Idler Tr:HrY Future Nurses French Club CAROL FINKE Flnlue brings pleasure wherever she goes A member of Solcol Skat :ng and dancnng are hobbles of Fmlues A record collector Fn ne s a football fan Meladlers Secretory Commercaal Club Vice President Cheerleader Idler Tr:HrY ff Jw 'N ue E1 556-.K -515 ss- Q' QU-'ffl vfmgspfa FLORENCE FLENZ One of our busiest and most achve glrs Seldom seen wrthout Lee Flo IS one of our engaged Sensors lover of crushed Ice Everyone s fnend A certain alumnus holds her Interest Semor Class Treasurer Chorus Pres: dent Melodlers Vrce Presldent Assembly Planning Board Vice Presrdent Senior Pay . lin! ' I-I! I 'tr 'f +91 ROBERT FORSYTHE Bob IS a qulet boy Tall wlth dark alr He as helpful and Iruendly to all A model buulder Flshlng rs one of Bobs favornte pastlmes A neat dresser He has a lob wamng for hum after graduahon L Ancgil ,KN L DL l 9 J' L11 ll Q91 I 'IK WILLIAM FORSYTHE B likes urls Cool clothes and smart shoes are hrs prnde He engoys baseball whether as a spectator or play A great tease . - 3-,fps , s.,-My 1 '- :,f.,g If, rel. iff fm YQ - V-Q :. 'NJ 1 nw. ,H . , 'T , 5 , -' Q, ft. - . . ' l I. . , - - - . , . I lx' I I , f ' - ' ' ' , , - - I A c 3 s. ' 1 , J - - . . ,- Q .. ' xx . . . i KR I I . ' 'I 'll , fl, . l . I . , , , ' i , '- ' 1 1 1 ' S - I I , ' I YL. ' ' ' Vff I . ' J K 1- A ' ST' ' . fl ll .,1 ' , .1 'H' 1 4 -A-1- I .' -'J 143-- ' mu ' A FI' -fi -15145.-E L , :HL it III lf . 4 A 1 gr i-., 252' 1235314 refs! ' I R . s1,,:5tEt'i - - ,I , H -11 ' 7 f Ez.df5'ft5Li1Y5? - 3 X - K R '37 k Q i Tiff 355 L' I' l :ffl - .4 .. .,,.. ,,g 4- ' gi 'F' 'XJ Q -'.v..f Iggy. 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N I g -Y GEORGE FOSDICK Hoop ns one of our taller sensor boys Able Presudent of the Student Coun Campung and hunting are hs tavorute pastsmes A frlendly smtle and a keen sense of humor Student Council President Honor So clety President Track Tech Crew Vice Presrdent Freshman Football Era' ' ' 4 it lime I-4.0 1 ar CAROL GASBARRO Ca IS qulet and likeable actlve member of GAC Carol enloys Amerlcan Bandstand and dancing Noted for her athletlc abllutles and smart casual clothes Scarlet Quill Freshman Hnstory Club GAC BARBARA FRICK A tall dark vlvacuous cheerleader and a great football fan Talkung and gust havung fun are hobbues Another gal who lukes to dance Barb lust adores Frank Sinatra pal Lorraune Cheerleader Semor Class Secretary Fu ture Nurses Vrce President French Club Student Councll JO ANN FUCARINO .lo I5 a tmy attractlve redhead with sparkllng brown eyes A devoted fan of all Parks teams One of her hs, outstandmg characterlstucs as her vlvacnous ness Always ready wnth a helpnng hand Student Council Assembly Planning Board Future Teachers Idler French Club ROBERT GHERARDI Bob has trouble being serious A keen sense of humor Things are never qunet when Bob s around Black halr and dark eyes The Sensor Play rehearsals kept hum busy A fine frlend Freshman Football Senior Play Out doorsmen WALTER GERHOLD A champ an bowlmg Walt has a traendly dlsposlhon A neat dresser He possesses a quiet nonchalant alr A keen watcher of football and baseball N4 X 111' wr 1 A qw-5. 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I:-7 GEORGE GIBNEY George us a quuet but fruendly person A keen sense of humor H us always ready wullung and able a wuth sandy haur George a hy reserved Senuor TERESA GUGLIELMO Terry us small and vuvacuous pretty gurl Terry us a neat dresser wuth a flare for clothes Dark natural ly curly haur She lukes dancung puzza and certaun letters A pleasant smule Assembly Commuttee Treasurer Scarlet Quull ldler Mi 4 'X BRYAN GOMEZ Bryan us quuet and lukeable Brown eyes and dark haur He lukes outdoor actuvutues A great tease He at tends many dances An unterest un cars Outdoorsmen RICHARD GYURO Stretch us a tall clean cut blonde One of our quueter Senuors Ruchue has a fruendly smule for everyone ex woman hater He enuoys lustenung to and teachung musuc Basketball Lettermens Club Cross Country Track Musuc Club swf! ROSEMARY GRECO Rosey IS bubblung over wuth personaluty Wonderful as Muss Wheeler un What a fe She enloys dancung and crazy vuctory partues A talented twurler and a football fanatuc Rosey us one of our best dressed gurls Senuor Play Art Servuce League Pres: dent Idler Scarlet Quill Twurlers u llll ,dt CAROL HAILFINGER Carols a varsuty cheerleader wuth lot of pep and personaluty A neat dresser Carol has loads of school spurut Cute wuth blond haur and hazel eyes She lukes Puzza and dancung Student Councul Secretary Honor So cuety Treasurer Spanrsh Club President Scarlet Quull Treasurer Cheerleader WAYNE HAMILTON Wnnky knows how to get along with everyone especxally the gurls Bue eyed sandy haired wnth a magmtlcent smlle A speclalnst an art ns work on the scenery of What A Life was outstanding Art Servrce League HIY Tech Crew Senior Play Hlstory Club ,Lbs my 2 JJ Figs' Flffxfl BERNADETTE HARTH A peppy lass Bernie loves excite ment A pleasmg dnsposntlon and great sense of humor Her favonte actnvmes Include dancing and horseback ndlng A constant companion of Elna Music Club Chorus Freshman History Club -Q 4 MARGARET HAMMER Marge IS a popular gurl Always ready with a trlendly smlle and helpmg hand Pretty brown hanr and smart casual clothes Among her tavorlte pastimes are attending football games and dancing Idler Scarlet Quill Semor Class Vice President Honor Soclety V:cePres:dent Spanish Club 'QQ l KAREN HARTWICK Karen has many outside actlvutles Very talkatnve Attendnng football games and pep rallies IS her tavonte pastime A collector of Rock n Roll records Karen enloys swnmmmg boat mg and water skung Idler Chorus Tr: H: Y G A C 'HR 45 7' 5 ' -nur RUSSELL HANSEN Russ enloys workmg on hls cor Quiet but trnendly He s nice to have around A great friend with a pleas mg personality Russ I5 an ar ent car fan Hls ambition to be rch RAYNA HARTWICK ust a rand person th needed to describe Rayna Quiet and very studlous She loves llttle chlldren Rayna us an avld sports fan enloylng even wrestling A nurse to be Future Nurses Idler GAC Secretary Chorus Library Club cs, em? uv Q ,I ' ' 1' ,,j,:Sf':4 '.f fL'tf-5-'Q 5: ' s, V ' -1' g ' 'gli if, sf l'-M, . 4 , -Vs. . .1 -.hz K -' 1 If - ' ' I 5 I A . . , A f ' T ' 7 A A I ' - ,A . 1 A 1 ' 1 ' - I A ' 1-be ' 1 ' , ' - ' 1 N L . , I Q 1, - 11 , . . . . . . . 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I r.. 1 1 '- '- 1 - 1 - X I GERALD HAVEL Jerry lIkes all sports A neuf dresser HIs consumIng Interest IS Jerry has a host of fnends happy golucky lad who doesnt take hIs classes too serlously Football Outdoorsmen ROY HOFFMAN Roy IS an UVld reader Tall and dark haxred Photography Interests Im Roy does well In all he en deavors He owns a good collechon of records A conslstent spectator of football Track Manager Cross Country Mana ger Basketball Manager Lettermens Club Vnce Presrdent Honor Soclety Stu dent CouncIl PATRICIA HAWKINS Pat IS a friendly gal wlth a sparklmg smIle Dark brown haIr cut short She IS very Interested In outsnde actIvItIes especnolly C YO A future nurse Pat would lIke to learn ludo Melodrers Presndent Student CouncIl Assembly Planmng Board Presrdent ldler Scarlet QuIll Co Edntor ROBERT HUGGARD Known as Bob One of our most popular best lookIng best dressed boys Football and a certann cheerleader hold hIs Interest A soIId Scarlet on the grIdIron A red headed hunk of llghtnlng Bob gets along wlth everyone Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, PresIdent, ProsIdent JunIor Class BARBARA HEALEY BarbIe has pretty blonde haIr Roc n Roll fan She enjoys work She loves to dance especlally the LIndy A lover of wInter sports and a part tlme writer Scarlet Qurll ROBERT HUGHES A new member of the class Bob has gaIned popularlty quIckly FrIendly and cheerful He played Mr Bradley In the Class Play A smooth dancer Bobs trademark IS a Hattop haIrcut Very 'HIYTCYIOUS Semor Play BIology Club DFGMUYICS Club Student CouncIl I 1 ' ' . ' ' . . . A . . . ' ' k ' ' , , , ' . his red convertible . . . A 'good dance: ing Wm, people ' . . A chcmerbox . l I . . . D . I. . . I D h' . , . l l l ' - , ' , , ' ' I . U I I . 1 ,- . . . ' ' . PAUL IURATO An interesting and sociable fellow Paul is a neat dresser and is always well groomed A clever humorist His favorite outside activity is bowling Track L-xx ate 4 lml' 5 Fniy J Y' 'X Lynn is cute and blond A quiet friendly manner She gets along well with everyone she meets A sweet very likeable person Her favorite pastimes are swimming and dancing Idler Commercial Club Scarlet Qufll BARBARA JACOBACCI Barb is one of R.P.s vwirlers . . . A radiant personality . . , Dancing and d 'ying are her favorite w ys of un . . . Rarely seen without Carole , . . Barb has beautiful dork hair and eyes neat and attractive dresser Twirlers Scarlet Quill Idler Assembly Planning Board K .A WALTER JOHNSON Walt t ll blonde and bluee ed Good monnered He is always even tempered A great tease He finds sports and travel interesting A hard worker Freshman Basketball Freshman Baseball JV Basketball Tech Crew ing! PAUL JENNINGS A good looking boy Paul s favorite hobbies are boating and hunting friendly guy Paul works after school at the A8-P Quiet in school Paul s interested in cars GEORGE KEATING He prefer Bob to George A tall shy red head with a sense of humor He enloys outdoor sports especially golfing and swimming Dancing suits his fancy ru a f ' ' . . . A ,Q ' 1 ' 1 1 A 'Hifi . . Miva 1 . ' ' - , ' I v A . . ll.. .. . .--.- In . 'll' . ' tg, t of . . L- A r. ff' fig -1 'XX X K ,. of we 2 'g f' l 1 ll ll li . i 1 V Le , I i ., 1 ' se- . Q .I ,., -ff, se -3 ,y U I I . EVELYN Jezuc . ' , xr '-ljlpiy 'A 5- is G I I n Y ' 95 L HUGH KEEFE A pleasant personality Hughne always seems to be enloynng hnmself A member of the Clvll Alr Patrol Hls mam hobby IS the Teaneck Junior Rufle Club Allerglc to homework Aviation Club WILLIAM KlSTNER a qunet but frnendly guy suncere frnend He enloys outdoor sports portncularly huntmg and fishing A stamp collector has a cheerful dnsposutlon RAYMOND KIBITLEWSKI Knbbues a qulet guy mnld mannered and soft spoken A hard worker and a fine stu nt All sports Interest m but flshm ns to s A good friend He thinks that nothing beats H Fl 42 T' 15 ELEANOR KOHRING Lorne ns a shy gurl who blushes often Of meduum height wlth blond hanr Swnmmnng roller skatmg and danc :ng are fuvorute ochvmes Ant: homework Variety Show L JACQUEUNE KIESCHE Blonde blue eyed Jac: enloys :ce and roller skatnng A companion of Aluda Jac: specualuzes an enloynng herself on any and all occasions A fraendly dusposutlon and plecusnng smule Idler Commercial Club Band Scarlet Quill lllllll frrfri wg'- VlRGlNlA KOWANTZ Gmny loves horseback ndmg Blonde hanr and brown eyes Long alr albums are lust tops with er She enloys readmg dancung ond uce skatmg A compamon of Janes Musrc Club Chorus JS, , de 3 1 1 ' 'ff , hi , 'g ' p . . . a3?,,,1-s.:n VV 1 N. 4 - l .A . -- 'Wm H if, ,i 'f 4,7r,' V X 22,9 QA L, u f ,f 5 X - lf n 1 A 2 l V f l xx , 5 X an 'i frfngl I . . - I . 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CAROL KURZ Dark brown haur cut short e spectator at our football games e lultes to eat especually puzza earnest and conscuentuous student Idler Future Nurses Chorus GAA M GERALDINE Macl.EOD A vuvacuous lass She us always havung fun Jeru loves to laugh A great football fan She en loys swummung and dancung Jens luvely personoluty makes her well luked by a Senuor Advusory Board Color Gaurd Captam Scarlet Quull ldler Student Council LORRAINE LEWIS Lorue has a cute smule and a wonder ful sense of humor A member of two church :hours She enloys horse back rudung A good dancer e has pretty brown hour and a good figure Meloduers Idler Musuc Club Secretary Assembly Plannung Board Scarlet Quull LORRAINE MAHR lorraune us an actuve gurl wuth loads of school spurut Captaun of the Var suty Cheerleadung Squad She enloys dancung and travelung Fruendly and well luked She as Barbara's bosom buddy Cheerleader, Captaun, Future Nurses, Presudent, Senuor Class Omcer, Student Councul, Chemustry Club RICHARD LIESS Beals has an Interest un cars of all types Tall and brown haured Roc n Roll us hus type of musu: Outdoorsmen NORMAN MALLUK Norman us o recent oddutuon of our cass Quuet and studuous He us very much taken wuth Hypnosus green Ford owner Norman has a busuness of has own A keen unterest un gurls ' ' . . . . . . Sh 'Aft -, 1 , w.. ,Avg Ivy. 3 nfl' . 11, -- ' . Q1 'rl-52' if Z I A rl fi 1 ', . . . Sh 1 S f - - enioys reading and music . . . A faithful A 4, ' 5 ' . , , , The qwngr gf q 1953 yellow Chevy ...Sh M A -' k . I . . . . . An I. I . . .. 2 f f - - - . ' gh u f mmm ff Ng lfu I J. . ll. I . . . ' ' . . . ' 111' 'Y J if JOSEPH MARCINIAK e is known for his keen sense humor A happygo lucky fellow with an interesting personality is greatest Interests are sports Very casual and nonchalant s a n looking lad dressing neatly PATRICIA MARTELLA Pat has sparkling brown eyes and ight brown hair A great girl to know She has an effervescent personality The terrific captain of RP s twirlers Pat likes to dance and as crazy about pizza Twlrling Captain Scarlet Quill Idler Future Nurses JAMES MARINO Jim is o likeable lad, full of life . . . His main enioyment is super-charging quiet classes with pranks and jokes . . . Dark-haired and good looking . . . im has o ready smile for everyone. . Outdoorsmen' Scarlet Quill- Dramatic Club Boys Cooking Club FRED MARTINEK Fred is interested in gymnastics member of the Little Ferry Sokol plans to attend college Friends with Corky and Dennis A smart dres ser Mr Ferguson in the Senior Play He likes to tease Good for a laugh Senior Play Outdoorsmen Vice Pres: dent Track Band dwarf VINCENT MARINO When this guy is near its never quiet Short and dork haired Girls are popular with Vinnie and vice versa Fast on the football field in cent is always lots of fun Student Council Football Lettermens Club Baseball Spanish Club si E3 X gif X J C2 JM ROY MARTINEK A Latin lover I5 comedian A wellbuilt and good concertlng grin Not interested in homework Freshman Baseball Track Outdoorsmen I Wy A- Jo ' ' of Y f . . ,, . ...Heil ace 'HV' I I , it A A W Q Eff -2 P-P52 A ,,7Q'f7 .X A . . I. - - 1 . I I i , ' . . . Roy ' a sly . ' looking Senior- . . . Roylhas a dis- , 4 Q ' ...He 6 'Ov 14 ANNE MASSEY Anne has a cheerful dnsposmon A lover of children She IS very active ln the CYO at St Francls spare fume painter She works as a mothers helper after school A bas ketball fan nm mth Commercnal Club History Club GAC 181 3'2- CATHERINE MCKEEVER Ka y ns a lnkeable gal with a cheer ful smile F of ep e enloys dancmg and attending school Cathy I5 usually talklng Neat as a n Cue with a sweet per sonahty Chemistry Club ldler x iid LEATHUM MEHAFFEY Known as Bruce He enloys drnv mg hrs black Plymouth A whnz an chemistry who also enloys fooling around wnth electronic devices Bruce us a collector of fish A good sense of humor Cross Country Mikado Chemrslry C ub Q X .. of rw u sn N90 llnllfl l ' gp sv 1.19 QI! I9 iv' 1 l swap af uw, 'I' ELAINE MELENIAK Elame IS always cheerful frnendly and gay Full of fun Cute e enloys dancmg and :ce skatnng actnve member of many clubs She IS a dnveln movxe fan Magoreffes ldler Scarlet Qurll Dramatic Club GAA ' 4 EILEEN MITCHELL Eileen ns known by all who enloy a good laugh Neat wavy auburn alr She can come up wth a clever remark for any occasson Care free and happy She does a real hep Lundy Dramatic Club Library Club French Club Sccrlel Quill JAMES MOECHEN m should gave he gurls a secon glance they give hnm plenty Quiet and good looking Has curly brown hair rs admired by all A talented artlst Jrms casual clothes add to hrs neat appearance Avrahon Club ldler ' A 1 . 'L Q Qgzf' ' .ig ,ff ' . . . ull p . . . Sh I . 1 I 4 pi . . . t , ' - I . I I . L . . I -' - 1- ,. 1 gg, 4 e ,.,w,5 Wu , .k.yf.' V' wif Z '! , I sh Q4 A W 1 V ' 1 , - . . I . 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Nz N N ' is- Xk sv- xx xx -, Q.. gi. ffww. CAROL PASTURE Caryl has prefix brown hwur ond brown eyes A c nshun' companuon of Aluda un u ue She has o good lugure Mr expressung hersel a sp.:-nie most of her spare 'une Pnunq Drol'vc'uC Clu' N wrle u.: f'1r'ver to Club Idler GAA CAROL PEER Ofc c ssf a' A ee Co Q ses n es W 4 SK 9 me Club ie? xr rl' X X11 li JUDITH PARONETT JUdY 'S OHS Of cur peppy cheerleaders Dork brown eyes and c wunnung smule Judys cu greof fruend to hove A very popular gurl wufh o vubrcnt P9fSO !0lITy Judy hos Yhe fu ure and slyle of u foshuon model Cheerleodung French Club ldler Su den? Council PETER PETERSON 9 O cuuele Senuor oy, Blond and e oo uno Pee: hobby 5 STOMP CO l9C Q An undusfrucus worker He away, Seems ,Q 9 9s done A good ruorured guy -'Pwr . LK,-ey 'qv' - ,' H -. .g.fffisgf. ' :rv 'J4 6 Ted ' ' it h' d c . . . Th ,V , .li , . . I ' ' ' ' . I I h 5 ' ' ' 9 , 1 ' - V L . . T 2-tis . I f f l ' T -u' . , ,wu-Q L .EN - . ,- lc:55. - -C - .,u . I, l L, . ,,. 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'c' ' S-e Ts fl' d A rw all 'o' --e' e-dhvess -, T Liofcrw CQ: A-' Sen- :e Le:g.e D'::- ' -v1u0,p .. . , - CLEO POLLARD cute gurl with a sweet personality A good sense of humor Ceo llkes bowllng She rs well luked by everyone A neat dresser e always has a ready smile Idler TrlHlY Scarlet Qurll Commer cral Club Choralettes GAYLE READING Gayle ns an attractive cheerleader A neat dresser She engoys the noon tlme dances rn the gym An excellent swlmmer Her trrendlrness ns notable Dark curly haur beautrfully arranged Cheerleader Scarlet Quill Spanish Club -5 ALBERT PORCARO t ll muscular good loo mg Semor Black wavy halr School work does not rnterest thus gentleman particularly A keen Interest IH cars He loves to flnrt Outdoorsmen Lettermens Club Baseball BRADFORD REHM Brad llkes to work wrth has ham radio outfit at home A whuz rn electronlcs He enloys bowlmg and music well dressed boy He takes and develops prctures hrmselt for the school Ham Radio Club French Club Chem rstry Club Physrcs Club Idler 1 RICHARD QUINN Rlchle as a member of the Lettermens C ub A good sense of humor He IS a baseball fan Basketball oc cuples much of has tame Hrs hobbnes are guns movies and cars Well liked by all He IS planning to enter college Spanish Club Lettermens Club Base ball Football Basketball Etth gl 411.13 'iv-vi Q EDWIN REHRAUER Ed ns a member of the school Band A stamp collector and a photographer When fd rsnt takmg hrs Chevrolet apart he IS putting lt together agaln Ed has an nnfectlous gran Band Band Commrttee French Club Chemrstry Club Music Club sc: , ,J , U 'E-,fi , 4 Al IS a a, , - k' ' . 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I I I ' z ' J - , Dv WILLIAM REMES Bull IS o great fan of western shows A hlllbully record collector I k own most his friends as Tennessee A baseball tootboll and hockey enthusuast Freshman Football Student Council Outdoorsmen dy MARY RICCIARDI Mary as one of the most eftlclent mem bers of Parks Broun Trust A 'azz lover Mary IS noted for her smart casual clothes Flashmg brown eyes and raven hour She enloys havmg o good tame Honor Socrety Secretory Idler Editor rn Chief Commercial Club Senior Advisory Board Student Councrl l JOHN RIBARICH to qunet guy who as o en seen but seldom heard Brauns plus Bowling us a tavorlte wlth hum He loves puzzo The snncere type He IS wellllked by all History Club French Club Chemistry Cub -.445 WANDA RICHARDS Ambltuous and trustworthy Won has a craze for wrntnng An octave CYO member Won ns Interested clromatncs and ns also a collector of antiques A sunny dlsposltlon and a ready smile Senior Play French Club Chemistry Club Student Council Honor Society I IQ ,J CAROLYN RIBIK role I5 a cut gurl with beautru blonde hair A nuce personality She enloys dancmg swammmg and boot In An octave member of the Color Guard She as o trvend to all Commercial Club President Idler Lrt erory Edrtor Chorus Color Guard GAA RHEA RICHTER Rhea IS Parks ottractlve drum ma lorette Happy go lucky sparklmg smule and sunny dlsposltnon are her trademarks Brown wavy hour Her dlsltkes are few Quute loquacnous Rhea as o llkeable person Drum Malorette Scarlet Quill Com mercral Club F u-af 1- T A -.. , fowl .Q MB . x- K Rib is o ll, ' ' tt I I , e ' ' ' I I A 1 y x . . 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' ' in I , , , bf 4 RI 5.447 ROBERT RIETH A tall y Bo s a qunef cass male A good studenl Bob drives has own 53 ord Boatnng swam mnng and movne going are hugh on Bobs llsl of mferesls Faxrlelgh Dickenson Umversny us rn the future Ls:-Hermens Club Freshman Hrslory Club Ouidoorsmen Track Cross Counfry RICHARD RULAND Frog I5 mferesfed In cars A very good dancer He lakes swrmmmg A good sense of humor Friends wnh everyone He IS a well bull! uy who knows how to dress He enloys druve nn s Always happy HARRISON ROSDAHL Ha ch ms a varsnly foolball player member of the Metropolnan Foolball Team Tall muscular and sandy haired Halch s mam lnferesf ns vnewmg slag movies Foofball Track Lelfermens Club Siu denf Council i' ai- ' i 'rf 1.-.49 Oufdoorsmen Football Basketball Base WH' ball Track 'tg-VN 'hd' DlANE SANDRI Du takes par? In many achvlhes lruendly dlsposmon She can always be depended on Alert and nntellu gen! wnlh snappmg blue eyes engoy s :ce skahng swlmmmg and dancnng E E Hrslory Club Trr H: Y Chaplain Honor Socrely Fulure Teachers Spanish Club Idler '1- Nl 9?- ,Z MARIEANNE Roms Marneanne has short blond hanr and blue eyes A member of T J Solrol an also a teacher Sewing and Cook Ing are her ho hues An experl mentor wlfh new foods ScarlefQu1ll TrrHvY Idler Spanrsh Cub L gm LORRAINE SCHEELER Ralny always seems fo be having good hme A sunny dusposmon She enloys roller skahng swlmmmg and bowling Talkahve She rs loads of fun io have around Commercial Club Chairman Chorus Idler 12 Q .V f' .' in I I 5 . 'Sr X ' 3' - . r ' s I Y ' ' ' , 0 X 3 X J l A E l , U ' , I I A l , , A gu . . . b' ' l - 1 ' 4, I I l I A 1 - - 1 f 1 'N el 1 - -lg fe XE y ' l fvffi' .mi- sg ,n j-'irq' ,x Q . lf .' T-3f'f', 4-- is . A ' . . . , , G ' . . . l Z A V I ' ' . , . Di ROSANNE SCHIPPER Ro has the longest hair in Park exceptional pianist She plans to at tend Trenton State College as a music malor Cheerful personality os anne is a tall attractive brunette Band President Melodrers Accom pianist Music Club Future Teachers Vice President Assembly Planning Board Hfwoeu vu, L ,S CHARLES SIEVERS Charlie is an all around handy man Tall with brown hair and eyes is always ready to lend a helping hand Particularly interested in cars Tech Crew President Assembly Pan ning Board LOUISE SCHULDT A sociable girl . . . Lou enjoys dancing and driving . . . Crazy about drive-in movies and pizza . . . Lou's wardrobe is up to the standard set by Seventeen, Senior Class Playf Student Councilg History Clubf Spanish Clubf Choralettes. l PAUL SLAKIE The Count has a very active social ne A lover of water sports Paul enloys viewing movies stag future engineer He plans to attend Lehigh University A hunting and fishing fan Lettermens Club Football Track Stu dent Council Freshman Class President ARLENE SCHULER A petite gal with a passion for Steno and Typing Arlene enloys roller skating and dancing A popular miss Cooking is her hobby A member of the CYO Commercial Club Idler Tr: H: Y ROBERT SNYDER Bob is one of our reserved Senior boys An avid follower of sports is always ready and willing Sincere and dependable He is a true friend and his company is enloyed by all History Club French Club - . . ' q g An . . . ',,,R. E V Y -V M-...V 'QIFI -V , Y if: --EW, .TT W A lv A- ' Q f f 'Si T Il y fl 'nail 5 -h 'gg --C L a ' ',, ' f v A A K A . 1 ' i ' i. . A H : . , . ' . . . 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' 4 1 K , - 5 t 'YA: r.' fr , .,,i ig - 'T' JOYCE STRUB Joy us well luked by all for her fruend ly dusposutuon and keen sense of humor A constant companuon of Rhea Her long blonde haur adds to her attractuve appearance Joy enloys roller skatung and bowlung Student Councul Commercial Club Scar let Quull ELLEN SUTTON A quuet gurl untellugent and ambutuous Swummung dancung and uce skat ung rate hugh wuth El Attractuve brown hour and pretty blue eyes El as fruends wherever she goes Cordual and suncere Hustory Club Spanush Club Program Chaurman Future Teachers Honor Socuety Tru Hu Y Vuce Presudent JOHN STUBBE One of our carefree Senuors John in knows how to make fruends easuly Tall and dark John doesnt exactly apprecuate homework Interested V cars of all types Tvf Tech Crew ROBERT SUESS ff' Quuet and good lookung Bob en lays druvung A member of CYO lukes to druve hus red con vertuble A gurl teaser well mannered fellow who enuoys a good game of baseball Lettermens Club Track M llW !2 ' eb Wwfug EILEEN TRACEY She us carefree and full of pep e aur Euleen us very talkatuve uazz fan She plans to go unto nurs un A member of the CYO Druvung us her favorute pastume Scarlet Quull Choralettes Future Nurses Tru Hu Y Dramatuc Club MARTIN SWANSON Mousey has a fine sense of humor and a large collectuon of uokes A good lookung fellow A car fanatuc ro e th car a r Gur s unterest hum very much A neat dresser 'Q Y'-5.7, ev ' ' ' ' . . . in f ef' . Q, 3 'f' A b y gr E T ' J T A E f 'u. l l ' x . . . - ,rr 1 U A ... A ' - y . . . He 'J - J ' ' 'D . . N I ' I D . , ' ' ' A . I I 1 X i ' 5 llr N '-11 ltut ll ull 1 - . lillu ' T u ff ,, f ' uu ' '-...A at u , A 4 'RV ' 41 ' ' l 1 v 'Y si' ' vida e 'iQ' Fod...lp'l' ' Q' LAWRENCE TROISE Larry us a popular boy Tall dark and handsome He enloys 'azz is hobbies are cars and muslc A theater enthusiast Girls look twice when Larry walks by A good sense of humor ,, f. -ees .sf- 'hf Ll? .3 NEW 'funk NEW JERSEY .2 tc' 1 --5: f m sa!! 3,...,..s,! J JOHN VAN ANTWERP A good trumpet player lack plans to make music teaching his career An exuberant personality enloys singing and dancing A keen sense of humor Jack sports a blond crewcut Band President Student Councrl Senror Play Track Cross Country Melodrers President SOPHIE TRIZINSKI Sophie is always bright and cheerful . .. Long black hair . . . She is a member of St. Margaret's C.Y.O ,... An amateur bowler . . . Sophie's interested in sewing and cooking . . . A roller and ice skating fan Home Economics Club, Commercial Club, ldlerg Assembly Planning Boardg G.A.C. fx 1 JOHANNA VAN SADERS Jo Anne is one of our shorter senior gnrs A nice personality She s always looking for enloyment Talka tive Her hobbies Include roller skat 6' mg drawing tennis and bowling if A4 .1 Q fziwfi artistobe Chorus Commercial Club Senior Play 4 4 JANICE TYLER Jan has brown hair and pretty blue EYES A quiet person Jan enloys quiet activities An eager follower of all the latest developments in science Cooking and reading are her favorite pastimes French Club ERROL VOLPE Erro us full of dynamic drive a and clean cut is a lot of fun be with A well dressed Senior Although he seems quiet and served h is a comedian Freshman History Club French Club Chemistry Club . 4 h y I . . . . . . . H' l - . - , ' - i ' 1' .447 - -1- TV V ' - ,- :' - , .A , -gi 'T' H 12:5 T .- Ai' 5 1 ,gg ,4 . : w?i.....l I1 '1 -...' 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' ROSALIE VOLPE Ro likes dancing and attendmg dances A bowler She spends her lunch r un he Girls Gym Petite wuth curly black halr She IS popular wut everybody JAMES WALSH A good looking lad Gorllla has a blond crew cut and devnllsh blue eyes A favorite Senior .lim IS 0 e of Park s football heroes Always well dressed He as full of laughter Football Track Basketball Letterman Cub 5:0 CVELYN VOZEH Everybody knows Lyn A vnvacnous cheerleader She enloys football games and dancing An all around good sport Her good humor and cheerful dlsposutlon have made many friends for n Pretty blond halr Cheerleaders Future Nurses Student Council Melodfers Jumor Class Vnce President 4! ' FELICIA WASILEWSKI Fe IC takes prlde homema ang chores such as sewing and cookmg An avid basketball and football fan She has a talent for the puano polka specualust Seasonally she spends her spare tnme :ce skatmg and swnmmmg A member of the CYO at St Margarets Trl Hr Y Treasurer Future Teachers Idler Scarlet Quill Future Nurses ALBINA VYBORNY Wrntlng letters as one of Albmas h b ces A member of the CYO Beanre usually manages to enloy herself A non stop talker There s nothmg she engoys more than a good movle TrIt'I:Y Corresponding Secretary Idler Senior Play Commerclal Club fx T,,.. D BRIAN WELLS A very Intelligent bay B an IS one of the shorter gentlemen n o class Martys frnend He plans to study engineering A member of the Llttle Ferry Boys Band ns studies are Important to hmm Very well dressed Band Cross Country Qi Qi.-rg 121' , ja, Ly ... '. 4 WYNH I K . in I 1 ' x A In ' . . . R .. . . , 0 I hw., K . . I , A 4 .1 iv 1, , I ' ' ri ' ' ... ' X I ur I 1 1 's gg - I 1 . hggg , , YK A I Xl I' ' in k' -' 4 . . U-.AA ig . I In I 'i I . I .ll I t QV X 1 H . - . . it 3 LINDA WlCTORlN Cute and blonde thats Lin lover of the great outdoors Skiing swimming and water skiing are er favorite sports One of Parks peppy cheerleaders She has a sw et disposition Cheerleader French Club Future Teach ers Treasurer Idler Scarlet Quill FLORENCE WILSON Flo likes dances and she is present at all of them Quiet and pleasant Her hobbies are roller skating and bowl in Dark hair and a tair complexion Future Nurses Choraletters Commer cial Club yn f-.Jfli l JEAN WILLIAMSON Jean is reserved and quiet . . , She ' Q 1 likes friendly people , . . Short, brown Q hair . . . Jean is liked by all . . . A neat dresser . , . She is always ready and willing to help others . . . A sweet girl. Chorus Commercial Club GAYLE WISHNESKI constant companion of Barb and Terry There is always time for a certain alumnus A record collector e has a sunny smile and a pleasant dispo sltion Wavy hair Melodiers Assembly Planning Board Scarlet Quill Choralettes Idler LEE WILLSON A chemistry enthusiast L is a n cere friend and his company is enloyed by all A witty conversationallst His bright red hair and his height make him stand out A neat appearance Cross Country Track Basketball Letter mens Club Chemistry Club y I ff J its 'l if I i ' f-1 lllll. i7 i ' ' , , , A If A I ' . ' . . . ee ' I si - . . . e . , :I 1 l ' . . Jn, W 1 if .,,---4' g . . . - l' -: I lll? F 1 F T Lf T , .fi f fs. lg ' ff ll at Gayle is pert. and attractive . . . A in Hifi - ill' U Q iziigf' . , . . . , , , i .'-fl -.L 3.4 l I 'A T A ' A .. ' . 'SL Z t ' F G' Xt- ANTHONY WRIGHT Tony dld a terrific lob playing Henry Aldrich In our class play Tall and good looking He enloys playing or watching sports A neat dresser e is the star first baseman on the base ball team Baseball Letterman Senior Play r Service League Chorus , Qllllllllmlalul y I 9 Q Jw '7ll'llIIyy,.- hl1ifjs?Q x if l 'J' lf 3' -ek P! 14' 'f 1 Q f 5 If pa 'ffl E 74 f m lille 1.4.-X have .cL Q Vxiybr Z E 'I JJ? 2 lr! X I Xe-I--1 1 NELSON ZABRANSKY Nels has a dynamic personality . . . A tall Senior, with brown hair and eyes . . . Sokol rates high with him . . . Al- ways ready with a smile . . . His favorite activities are water and snow skiing. Hi-Yi Band. TS... JOHN ZINNER Well built short and conservative His reddish blond hair attracts all' industrious worker John wears casual clothes and presents a neat appearance Sincere and friendly John has a keen sense of humor Outdoorsmen WILLIAM ZABRANSKY A wonderful sense of humor B s active in the Little Ferry Sokol Blonde hair and blue eyes H s always ready with a clever comment A member of the Little Ferry Boys Band HAY President Baseball Dance Band Lettermens Club JOAN ZUTRAUEN Joanne is an exceptionally good artist A lover of sports Dancing as one of her favorite pastimes Worthy Advisor Order of Rainbow for Girls She is easily provoked to laughter Honor Society Tr1HlY President Scar let Quill Co Editor Art Service League Senior Play G n' ' ' ' Q H . . . an a H ' - - I i : f ' : Af Q I ' ,l I I 4' Aw - ' ' . 6 wr A f - - Nh fs T ' , rl 1' - -' f 'gf-X : .5 Af V, .Ii 'fag 4 yr T 4 . i' l 4 I l ' ll ' . . 1 I 'V leg T 1 l Fl' . . . . . . - - 'QM' 4 T I s . ' . ' tw , ll W f f iv M .'. ba ,' f X ll I, A . :T y 1' 5 T ,se . . . . 1 + J 4 s 3 5- x 1 - -, : - . i V -' fig' . l' ' l ' I ' 2 , I T ' Afff1? :if f f '- if r'ers 1 A-I -113 K LQ , x K P T, , A AJ7- :Le et T V ,, -Z Y , If 3' V' 'gills ii ,Q f: ' 3+ A. Y li F C. ILA- x :bv -j ' 1Q?l,f? 4- if LA I 2? .1 ,if-4 I . 4 4 '35, ii ifwf D . . ' . I KA V -E 'gg lr I :Vg-E355 1 ' ' - ' . . . An A i 2 64' A fc o ,2 r All ' ' ' f' P .gil , Z ' ' ' We N V 132 ff. 'T?g- 1,. -ff '-. jg, --' . THE PROM A handsome qucrfef Clarre Callan rs crowned Queen of fhe Prom SA-X XX, 'x PQ abouf fo leave for New York Dinner af fhe Hotel Roosevelf , y 4: V V f, 1, . A ,Q- , v Q x H A 0 ' ' ,Tie 1. ' ALA. - -f JI I . - 1 T7 - 1 L ' . Q - 3 g x I S e 4 A e !'1 ' , J Y ' I v D 1 F , '- -4 f- ' . Q. x'j 'l'.,' 'rf X., ' x rg '. XIX A ' .4 ' V nf D I X QI, , I . qt.. I L ,gi x . N 1 x 4 , ' X ' I xv, Our 1958 Prom was held in the Hotel Roose- velt. The P.T.A. helped us greatly by making the arrangements for the Prom. The Prom was attended by many of the Juniors and Seniors and many honored guests. Bus transportation was provided by the P.T.A. for students and adults who did not have private cars at their disposal. The theme for our Prom was Moonglow, and we choose Claire Callon and Robert Biroc, as King and Queen of the Prom. Carol Dispenser and Vinny De Mauro won the prize for the theme couple, Marge Canestrino and Tony Wright received the prize for the spotlight dance, and Barbara Jacobacci and Jerry Spooner won the dinner prize. After the Prom a breakfast was served to us at the Civic Center by the P.T.A. The Chaperons. K xl' .. ---- --..,... . . Trim i ' 'img uv- ' XX 25. A 1 ,' ,' fur? I . I' . 1 1 , . 0 I Breakfast at the Civic Center. F,-fu' 'rv fy, fl fx pf Q0 sg, l'l Q1 gin order of fheir appearance! Miss Shea . , Mr. Baker A Sfudenl' , , A Student .. Mr. Palferson , Miss Kilxe ,, Bill . ,.,.. , . ., Miss Eggleston Miss Fliv . ,. Mr. Vecchitto , Barbara Pearson Gertie ,. Her Friend Mr. Bradley ...... Miss Wheeler . , George Bigelow A Sfudent , Mrs. Aldrich . , Mr. Ferguson , Mary ,, , , Florence Flenz Charles Courfney Louise Schuldf Peggy Duncan .lack Van Anlwerp Barbara Casfelli , ..,, Leslie Farrell Dolores Borlcowslri Roseanne Schipper Roberl Gherardi Lorraine Lewis , .. . Naomi Feiler ,. , Carol Carcich ,. . Roberf Hughes ,, Rosemary Greco , James Muia Dennis Edwards , Wanda Richards .. .. Fred Marfinek , Doroihy Deremer The Faculfy al Wl1a? A Life , 42 SENIGR PLAY ,..., -1 1, , H 'fry Henry Our Hero The cast or the Sensor Class Play truely enloyed theur venture unto dramatucs when they presented What A Lute on November 'I4 and 15 1958 The long rehearsals tull all hours the trouble wnth make up and costumes and the horrlble teelmg of forgettmg ones Innes are all a part of the wonderful experuence Goldsmnth It as a comedy ln three acts about a typlcal hugh school Its faculty and students The plot concerns one Henry Aldrich and has adventures whsle taklng a small step toward maturlty Durung the course of the play he becomes Involved wlth Barbara Pearson a pretty Jumor George Brgelow hrs arch enemy Mr Patterson a dns agreeable hustory teacher Mr Bradley the Prmcnpal Mr Baker the land hearted Vuce Prmcupal Mass Shea the secretary Mr Veechntto an Italuan lunkman Mass Wheeler a nervous musnc teacher Mr Ferguson a detectuve from Poluce Headquarters and a comuc assort ment of teachers and students The productlon was both a flnancnal and an artastlc success thoroughly enloyed by all who saw nt r , I LA f X ' J ' ' ll ' ll . . I . , This year the Senior Class chose What A Lite by Cliftord I . . I . h 43 CLASS HISTGRY On September 9, 1954, the high school opened its doors to one hundred seventy-six Freshmen, in- cluding those students from Little Ferry. The Fresh- man year, as is always true, was hectic and full of excitement. The ear started off with our Freshman Dance. In quick succession came Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Then came exams, and our winter vacation. Easter, the Senior Class Play and the Messiah followed right upon the heels of exams. Our class officers included President, Paul Slakieg Vice-President, Barbara Frick, Secretary, Mary Car- den, and Treasurer, Walter Lessig. The Freshman basketball team, coached by Mr. Peck, won nine games and lost five. The Freshman Football Team, coached by Mr. Pia, had an outstanding season. Under captain Frank Bell, the team won four games, and tied one. None were lost. The cheerleaders, who pushed our teams to vic- tory, were Claire Callan, Margaret Duncan, Carol Hailfinger, and Evelyn Vozeh, Captain. ln our Sophomore year we felt quite grown up, as we watched the Freshmen struggle. Our main interest this year was our class rings. After much arguing, we selected our rings. The emblem of Park is set upon a stone, with the num- bers l959 engraved on the side. We all agreed that they were stunning. The round of holidays, Halloween through Easter, il I 1 'lt Beauty and elegance at the Junior-Senior Prom, left us breathless. At the May Queen Dance we saw our own Evelyn Vozeh and Judy Paronett as at- tendents. Our class President was Margaret Hammer, with Carol Hailfinger, Secretary, and Frank Bell, Treas- urer assisting her. We had some Sophomores on the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleading squads. A new principal, Mr. Weaver, helped us through this year. As Juniors, we were almost grown up. Our class President was Bob Huggard and he ably led us through an eventful year. Central High School musicians try out the recovered instruments in What a Life. 'F l In the Magazine Drive, we placed second, hav- ing only the Seniors above us. We vowed that next year, when we reached the honored posi- tion of Seniors, we would come out on top The Christmas, Valentine's and May Queen Dances were some of the chief social events of this year. By far the most spectacular social event of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom. It was held at the Hotel Roosevelt. The king and queen were Bobbie Biroc and Claire Callan. Moonglow was the theme, and the name was appropriate. After the the Prom we attended a breakfast at the Civic Center. As the school year closed, we eagerly looked forward to our final year. Senior! Now we spoke the word reverently. This year we looked down upon the little Freshmen, who were scurrying about looking for the esculators, getting lost, and exploring the mazes of our build- ing. Mr. Arbo, our new principal, started oli this year with us. Class spirit prevailed with everyone. Our class President, Frank Bell, encouraged us to achieve our goal in the Magazine Drive. We had a hundred per cent participation, with an average of 514.75 of sales per student. The annual Thanksgiving game upset Park. Over- confident, we expected to win, but the score was 31 to 20 in Bogota's favor. The most thrilling game of the season was at Westwood. We on by a score of 27 to 14. All in all, 1958 has to be con- sidered a good season for the Scarlets. We sold red and white hats to the students. They helped our treasury and made the grandstands look colorful at the games. The Senior Class Play, What A Life, directed by Emil Sanzari, gave everyone a hearty laugh, and the class treasury, a shot in the arm. I0 ng F .. l 'Ti 4 D-Ag 'ir' ' iz 1, . .I I 1 I . f The Prom's cutest couple demonstrate a dance step. Work on the Idler began early this year. Pic- tures were taken, the class voted for their favorites, Senior and club write-ups were finished and sent to the publishers. We were so busy with all these activities that the end of the year came too fast. After a very delightful class trip, to make us forget the horrors of Exam Week, we were ready for the final act on our school stage. As we receive our diplomas, we face the future eagerly, but with a felling of regret that our years here are finished. Fabulous pep rally for the Westwood game. t ,,, . V .. . I R ,' -. g -I' . K A , . . . A , 1'-' e . 1 1 S- ' ind ' 4--S , -r XX., 1 3 ui' - . s- : 'W' s . N -, ,a ' 7 'M 1 W . , W, I ' : 'N . ' Q 4 ii li :.f. ' 'V X' ' if 3 3 S 5 . ,, 4 A: fl. 1 ox 1 1 'Sill QAM lil, W 1 ,X fs- saw- 7 1 -' is lf , . 'ul Q . ,. A .ns 5.13, Ja gl' J: .559-:EL ' 4 , , M14 I: Q,-,g . 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Ellen Sutton 6. 7. 8, 9, 10. Sharon Manga William Zabransky Pat Martella lucy Farquharson Robert Suess Lorraine Mahr Leonora Dmoch Bill Bavlitschlro Nelson Zabransky Barbara Jacobacci Joan Nagle Elna Eriksson Dolores Borkowski James Muia Carol Pasture Judy Paronelt Martin Swanson Claire Callan Bernadette Harth f gy!! sl-ug. Q ,V.,, F . i 5 J 5 it 4 B , V, ,mia F 1 4,-5, .im 4 2 'Y rf ,qbr i 4 ... -vb.. S . A ,y Arlene Berghoefer Sophie Trizinski Peter Peterson Evelyn Vozeh Paul Iurofo Barbara Bayer . Jerry Havel Norman Mallolc Fred Marfinelc Florence Wilson 1 J 1 ' A . Peggy Duncan Ted Olencler Pc? Decker Richard Gyuro Joan Zuirauen I9 16 17 18 19. 20. -'Y' 9 i f la 0' 20 Terry Guglielmo lee Willson Robert Riefh Walter Gerhold Felicia Sue Wasilewski 14 .C K 1 . 4 I ' u 1 4 21 22 , . I Bruce Mehafiey William Forsythe A-0' C7 huuuaw fi -:una lun 9 S K THE IDLER ART STAFF Fran? row: Elaine Melenialc, Sharon Monga, Naomi Feiler, Joan Zufrauen Second row: Jane Davis, Terry Guglielrno, Rosemary Greco. J' PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF T ' Front row: Arlene Berghoeler, Leonora Dmoch, Therea Damiano. Second row: Geraldine Mac- ..,. Lead, Bradford Rehm, Carole Carcich, 1:1 T 3 '09 X.f1,v-T IDLER LITERARY STAFF Front row: Gayle Wishneslci, Barbara Jacobacci, Carolyn Ribik, Carol Finlce, Arlene Schuler, Diane Sandri. Second row: Catherine McKeever, Judy Paroneff, Karen Hartwick, Cleo Pollard, Evelyn Jezik, Rayna Hariwicll. Third row: Kafhleen Floyd, Claire Callan, Barbara Caslelli, Wanda Richards, Carol Farnum, Jo Ann Fucarino, Albino Vyborny, Y' 3 s4,,. ,V Dolores Borkowslci Business Manager ,X .,h,' ' ff U' . - i' 6 sa Mary Ricciardi Leonora Dmoch Naomi Feiler Editor-in-Chief Photography Editor Art Editor 15 'is gf Ng , .li I Margaret Heyliger Carolyn Ribik Mildred Burrows Advisor Literary Editor Art Advisor BUSINESS STAFF Front row Lorraine Scheeler Patricia Hawkins Carole Carcnch Dolores Borkowskl Carol Muller Leonora Dmoch Second row Sophie Trlzinslxu Barbara Healey Elaine Melemak Margaret Hammer Barbara Bundy Margaret Duncan Linda Wictorm Arlene Berghoefer Theresa Damiano -lliilhvmn V!! fx 'Q ,L 5 sv Q7 L 1 MOST TALENTED Frank Capek Rosanne Schlpper SENIOR POLL L 7 BEST DRESSED FAVORITE TEACHERS Wayne Hamilton Theresa Gugllelmo Frederick Scherer Marlon Steiner l..llHllliZ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST FIGURE AND BUILD BEST DANCERS George Fosdnck Margaret Hammer HUYYISON Rosduhl I-Offdlne SCIIBEIGI' Richard Ruland Barbara Frlck v I T 'I 'Q Q I I I ,. I 5 I Y . I . I . , I . CLASS WITS Robert Gherordi, Rosemary Greco IDEAL SENIOR R. Rulond Eyes L. Scheeler W. Bovlitschko Hair C. Ribik F. Bell Smile C. Hoilflnger W. Bovlitschko Complexion L. Forquhorson G. Fosdick Personality L. Mohr sl CUTEST COUPLE BEST LOOKING Robert Huggcrd Evelyn Voleh W'll'O'n BUVl'75Cl1l4O l-Indo Esfeve CHATTERBOX BEST ATHLETES MOST POPULAR Robert Gherurdl Bcrboru Jocobaccu Horrnson Rosdahl Ruynci Hartwick Frvnlw Bell Lorraine Mohr an MR. EMIL SANZARI Class Advisor 'lla -' 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'Shaun 'S g uv - ...Q-vr 'g i' ouncu nepresemanve Lorrame Mahr Secretary Barbara Fnclc Vuce Presndent Margaret Hammer Presndenf Frank Bell Treasurer Florence Flenz Double, double, foil and lroublef' Impromptu guidance conference. i 1 End of a Pep Rally. V WW al 4 f I 4 V' Fd ! s Handball in cz Boys' Gym class. We need cv lrafffc lighf in the Senior Boys' Locker Room. Cafeferia Sfudy Hall, Guess who? 592g as-'gl 131' -rc Advanced Mafh Class. I-,. --v' . 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QA - - L-1 A V, 1-E Ali- V ,Fi V -qnrj-I 15:2 -f -Y fn I 'Q .5 ,. ,I 4 X 'g 5 1 4 --W ,,1f-'J ff 13 I ' , Q- 74 ' .v 1 U 1.-1-l - 5 7 A iz, 4522! -f ,' . 4 - P. A f l 1. ff! fg 3.52 5 A fir Q - Y? 4-,Ei -2 f K A we , f , Q , , -, , T , rf 6 .,- f - 1- -- --- 4, f - 1 ff f. fn: 4 4- A ff, is b K - ,-5 If 6 , 1 if' ' - -9' V .,.:-,-9-'i , - I, ,fi j f' . diff: 5,-jf' -, p ,-,-,pl 5 fc--fy! f 7 I : ,V ,- -ff 1 ,- - 1 ,V f 'VW ... ' --:gf 'L N v., I 1 ,I .- P f?-f ' --f' .' , 'H -- 5 , - 1 ,...'.. .A - , . - ':. , , 3 ff - 1- - , - xi ,V , 4 , r 5 5'1 Z 1 'if JH- 1 .le qw V r I. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: Secretary, Carol Huilfingerp President, George Fosdickg Vice-President, Roger Sumner, Treasurer, Claire Callan. f .. , .. A, A., ,gn is A W H XX , g S. b 4 W4 gj:.gA.f?5 X ?s4hv!sa STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council is the main governing body in the school. The students of each homeroom and each club elect representatives, who present and explain the student's wishes. The Student Council tormulates the regulations for the students to follow. The main purpose of this organization is to look out forthe welfare ofthe student body. In making regulations, the Council tries to make them beneficial to the students and the school. The Student Council has supervision over all money raising projects, and tries to use discretion in distributing them equally to classes, clubs, and other organizations. The purpose is to furnish a closer relationship be- tween the faculty and the students. The Student Council is a necessary organization in the school and is here to help make a better school in which to work. SCARLET QUILL LDITORIAI STAFF Co Fditors Jonn lutrnuen Peggy Duncan Assocuto Editors Shnron Xletrl Judy Stein Qorxespondlng, Editor Put Ilnnklns LYLll'lllg'8 Lditor lxnthy lloyd lima gllU1lS 'elim Ohlendt lion Carter 1 Jule Reading, Lnrol Fnrnum llnrlmru Lnsulli Ellen Sutton Alt Lll1t0F Carol McDonald BLSINFSS STAFF '1lQ'l.SlllLlS lurol Hnllfinger Dale Green Business xIll'lZ1g'0l' Sue Lomlso ASSISITXIIS I Inu 'Noxotny C all Wionteferrnrio I indn Lmr l ILLPOILI hRS innette Cmlone Carole Cnricll, lnunne Ilurhnnw Llndn Esteve, lnrol I nsbnrro lerry Gugllelmo, Margaret Hammer Barbara Hoppe, Carol Houlik, Rosemary Greco Bnrbnrn Jacobnccl, Karen ' - Johnsen, Jimmy Maclllalne, Pat Ednors of Searle' OWU' Martello Llnine Wiellnak, Carol Muller, Cleo Pollard, Gayle 1Vlsh- neski Pat Decker Emily Gott- lleb Mlchnelynn Irieco, Elaine Xnndercnr, Janet Michels, lVilmn Slhroeder, Lois Vnndercnr. Adviser Mrs Marion Steiner The Scarlet Quill, which is the school newspaper, is written and edited by students interested in iournalism. The paper reports on all student activities and interests, both curricular and extra-curricular. These include all spor-ts high- lights, alumni news, activities and projects of clubs, and also, the latest in fashions. This four-page paper is published six times a yearp and sold in Homeroom. The adviser of the Quill is Mrs. Steiner. The Quill is one of the few extra-curricular organizations in which members of all four classes may participate. if i ' Q 'X 59 . One of fhe hardesf working paris of ihe Music Department is fhe Band. The Color Guard leads off in all the parades. R' RH EA RICHTER Drum Maioreffe Meiodiers The picked voices of fha Melo diers have made R.P. famous Q. The Music Department plays an important part in the activities of the High School. The Band, Twirlers and Color Guard all add color to the football games. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Austin, plays during half time. The Twirlers, a group of high-stepping, energetic girls, present their original formations. The Color Guard leads the Band and the Twirlers, and also takes part in the formations. All these groups practice every day to reach perfection. The Band also plays at assemblies and other Music Department activities. The two groups which just entertain us by singing are the Melodiers and the Chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Allan, the Chorus performs on various occasions. Their more important programs are The Christmas Vespers and the Spring Concert. The Melodiers are one of the best known groups in the High School. It is made up of thirty of our best singers. Under the direction of Mr. Allan, they perform at assemblies, concerts, and out- side affairs. MUSIC MR. ROBERT AUSTIN Music Director Twirlers A colorful and talented QYOUP are the Twirlers. When singing is needed, the Chorus is on the job. SERVICE CLUBS The Service Clubs lend service not only to the school but also to the community. The Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y are two such clubs. They are associated with the Y.M.C.A. The object of these clubs is to create, and maintain and extend throughout home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. There are also several clubs which serve only the school. The Art Service League is of great value. This club makes the scenery for our plays and concerts, creates posters for all the dances, games, and other school affairs and has charge of Bulletin Boards. The Li- brary Club is greatly appreciated by Miss Roedel, our librarian, and all of the students who use the school library. The entire student body benefits from the work of the Assembly Planning Board. This group spends many hours thinking up original programs which we all en- poy. The Tech Crew is of assistance to the teachers and the Assembly Planning Board. They are in charge of records for noon-time dancing, proiectors, and microphones for the assembly programs, and visual aids in the class rooms, The third section of the service clubs is the recognition clubs. The Lettermen's Club is composed of all varsity lettermen. lt issues sweat- ers for all lettermen each year and raises the necessary funds by run- ning dances. The members of the National Honor Society are the intellectual leaders of our school. They are ad- vanced not only in scholastic ability but also in character, leadership, and service. One of their most valuable services is to run the Lost and Found department, the mem- bers also serve as tutors for stu- dents who need help in their class work. THE ART SERVICE LEAGUE is fam- ous for its Christmas decorations. THE ASSEMBLY PLANNING BOARD both amuses and teaches us. EYKT' S RF L. THE TECH CREW are the sight and sound boys of the school, Almost all worthy community proj- ects enlist the help ofthe TRI-HI-Y. xfeil THE Hl-Y is the oldest service club of the school. lain., - ' tunn- ,l v' ,.' f--- . The Brown, THE LETTERMEN. THE HONOR SOCIETY, Brains of the school and . . . Books and their care are the concern of fhe LIBRARY CLUB. INTEREST CLUBS The difterent organizations included under in- terest clubs supplement many school activities and provide a better understanding and enjoyment of various vocations. The Commercial Club provides a preliminary view of the business world. It aids the com- mercial students of today to become the secre- taries of tomorrow. The clubs of our Future Teachers and Future Nurses have the responsibility of introducing the students to the fields of teaching and nursing. The work ot the professions is clearly illustrated by films, discussions, and speakers. Three important aims of every student of French and Spanish are to have an understand- ing of the language, a knowledge of its gram- mar, and an appreciation of the culture of the countries. The ses- sions of both these clubs aim to further these endeavors. To familiarize the students of to- day with the progress and new developments of tomorrow is the specific endeavor of the History Club. To build scientists for the future by furthering interests in, and knowledge of physics, biology and chemistry, is the sole purpose of the Chemistry, Physics and Biology clubs. interesting experiments are performed at the meetings. THE CHEMISTRY CLUB carries class work on to a higher level. l H- Interest in science is fostered among the lower classes by THE BIOLOGY CLUB. Future office workers get a preview of the business world in THE COM- MERCIAL CLUB. 'Lx 3 THE FUTURE TEACHERS plan fo sfay in school permonenfly. Qui sommes nous? Mais c'esf clair . . . LE FRENCH CLUB! FUTURE NURSES plan fo cuf down on the nurse shorfoge. IPIQ1 Our fufure scienfisfs are graduafes of fhe PHYSICS CLUB. LOS ALUMNOS ESPANOLES estu- dian y hablan la lengua espanolcr. ii . fr f , .fm An inferesi in current evenfs brings people into the HISTORY CLUB. . .'-' Q From turbo-prop to jets, THE AVIATION CLUB knows them all. THE HI Fl CLUB is interested in building their own sets. Boys and trains just naturally go together. THE MODEL RAILROAD CLUB fosters that interest. HOBBY CLUBS The type of club in this group changes frequently according to student demand and interest. Included this year are the Model Railroad Club, Hi Fi Club and the Aviation Club. They offer an assortment of discussions, demonstrations, and visits, to interest their members. The Model Railroad Club familiarizes its members with the construction and maintenance of railroads and its me- chanical sciences. The Aviation and Hi Fi clubs specialize in discussing new de- velopments and improvements in the fields of oeronautics and electronics. t A '51-XV A' ' ' F155 5 5 T ' SCHOGL CALENDAR September 4 Fnrst day ot school 27 Flrst football game at Ruverdell October 1 Sold RP hats Bergent1eld Game Dumont Game Leoma Game Westwood Game cancelled November 1415 Hasbrouck Henghts Game Report Cards Weehawken Game Senior Class Play What A Fort Lee Game Westwood Game Bogota Game Thanksguvnng Day Victory Dance December 10 Fsrst Basketball Game 22 Snowball Dance 23 Chrastmas Vacatlon 25 Chrrstmas I S January Back to School 20 Report Cards Magazine Drive February 23 28 March April 20 25 May June Valentnnes Day Dance Wunter Vacatlon Basketball Tournament No School Concert Snow Spring Easter Cards Vacatron Back to School Report Sprung May Queen Dance Prom Funal Exammatlons Bacculaureate Ceremony Senior Class Trip Graduatnon 1 . . 4 1 18 ' 25 1 . 4 8 - . -,, I-.f 15 22 26 26 ' ' 27 ' 1 New Year's Day 5 23 ' ' 13 ' ' 3. 12 - 20 ' 29 7 27 15 29 8 . . . 14 17 ' ' r 18 ' Ssfhng up exercises before Phe game PSP RUHY Lpned up gf half Mme far fhe parade Gefflng ready fo fake Care of Wesfwood Valley ball m fhe girls gym e assembly program was miereshng HIGHLITES 5-4 - Qulef! Men of work The las? bus for Llffle Ferry All the elemenis Hlf 19 hardl The Princess Tha! Never Laughed Fi .A 1 The Muscle Man Hallowe on 1948 When some of us were very young V ' D. . Fr-4 f I , L . K, s N Xu T '- -1--w-:of--gn ,, V Y Y -v - -,Q 1 :Q C 4. V ' . -I h 'r r f- , t In 1 ' .- by 34224 A ' K ' r 5 ri . A i P I- xf- f CLASS CDF 1962 The Class of 1962 is the largest class in the High School, and the largest fresh- man class in the history of the school, As a class, they gained experience in working together chiefly in the Magazine Drive. il.. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS First row: Treasurer, Judy Fordhamg Vice-President, Margaref Mariellog Secretary, Catherine Carino. Sec- ond row: President, Ronald Bassunog Studeni Council Represeniafve, Thomas Capek. ..'fzf,7 ' 2 ' ' X CLASS OF 1961 The Class of 1961 chose the lmperial a ring with a round stone, as their class ring. They worked particularly hard on the Magazine Drive and they also did a successful iob of selling book covers. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First row: Gail Monteferrario, Treasurerg Mary TenEyclc, Secretary, Second row: Anthony Galente, Student Council Representativeg Mr. Dierman, Advisory Dennis Amicc, Presidenty Howard Hill, Vice-President. JL CLASS GF 1960 The Class of 1960 came out second in the Magazine Drive this year. The mem- bers have worked hard this year, selling sweatshirts and having iitney lunches, to raise money for the Prom. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York on May 29. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: Joan Lange, Secreturyg Doris Haukiond, Trecs urerp Mrs. Hcxislip, Advisor. Second row: Joseph Martino Student Council Representative: Penny Petri, Vice-Presi dent: Frank Neiezchlebc, President. fs? 5 .fa--f,..., ' ff 25691 52,21 if fjwiawf -Q Z,,3,4fl X vf j B llmf'I'1l ,GV 4 X 'a gl f 4-J , 6 .ff I f' 2 4. 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'MVN 4'5 4 ' I X -W 1245! 5 W H' HF' ' 1' af i 4? M 45 -6? V' 'K Lf A ' ' 'iii ,, 3-ff ,LX , R ' 'xx-v .X I gal ' ff f 1' v mal, :L 'Q-ft' Q nf ' I w CDO mx , M- ' - -1' -N iw 1 ' wi. X Q '23 'J 5 ' ' ' t '12 9 ! ' X. -as , z L- ff: ,f Q5 A F Al 1 ' 1 N 0 . izfr, Q 1- 5- Q I 7-5 q-,gig ' f ,K -xr, 5 . A 5 'Q' , Q rf. L X - -- J A L 4 ' . -- --v R-ST' ' , . XX, f . ff FOOTBALL Our Scarlet football team had a fine 6-3 record in 1958, their first season in the Bergen County Scholastic League. Coach Bill Peck's squad reached their peak on November 22, when they defeated Westwood 14-7, in a hard-fought game. The team, in this game especially, displayed a great deal of teamwork and cooperation with our coaching staff. In the other big victory of the year we beat Dumont, 14-6, the first time the Scarlets had defeated Dumont in the seven year history of the series. The Scarlets biggest win of the campaign was a 44-O rout of Weehawken. All in all, the students of Ridgefield Park High School can be very proud of our smoothly operating football team. FOOTBALL SCORES R. P. Opp. 12 . . RIVER DELL . . 13 25 .. BERGENFIELD . 7 14 ,. ,. . DUMONT ....,, .. 6 26 .. .. . ......... LEONIA ,,,,........ .. .. 6 9 ,.... HASBROUCK HEIGHTS , 12 44 .,.,. . .... . WEEHAWKEN .... .. .. 0 33 ..,.,, . . FORT LEE ..... 7 14 ... WESTWOOD 7 20 ,. BOGOTA ,. 31 Ridgefield Park varsity football squad. 5 FOOTBALL COACHES Edward Spralcer, Freshmen Coach, William Peck, Head Coach, Louis Koval, Backfielcl Coach, James Paterno, Assistant Freshmen Coach, FRANK BELL Captain ' 'C' Walsh blocks for Feathers against Dumont 'tv . fzf-eg.,'Tf1fw' 59 Min V jj' 'fax X 'Q fffysq'-' iv 'T '- - . . 4 ,V J , . ,,,, V ., ,,.. -L.. fCour1esy of Sun-Bullefinj ' i 1-V.. In A 7hv.',,1i 5,5-f'..' Backfield Pracfice. CCourfesy of Sun-Bulletinj . K - ' 'w -,-1 . , ' Ah-,Zhi qgiivgli, -5 W'-x. A1 I '-rn. . -4- f Feafher jumps for a pass againsi Wesffwood. CCourfesy of Sun-Bulletinj 1 The man on the boifom is Huggard. CCourtesy of Sun-Bulletinj Varsity Basketball Squad. Coach Frank Bell's basketball squad compiled an overall record of 8-12, which is a vast improvement over last season. This year the Scarlets competed in the Bergen County Scholastic League, and finished fifth, against schools their own size. Our most pleasing victory was over Bogota, 65- 61, in a game filled with excitement. The Scarlets biggest win came over Franklin, 69 to 48 in the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association tournament in the opening round. Mr. Bell was very pleased with his team's performance in this contest. In our final game of the tournament we dropped a 61-52 heartbreaker to a highly favored Westwood team Big things ma be ex ected of next ear's - Y P Y squad, as Bell loses only three boys, Frank Bell, Jr., Mickey Feather, and Richie Gyuro. . BASKETBALL 'if FRANK BELL Coach Bell lumps hugh agcinsf Wesfwood In Ihe Tournamenf. fCourtesy of the Sun Bulletnnj SCORES BERGEN CATHOLIC RIVER DELL WEEHAWKEN ALUMNI DUMONT HASBROUCK HGTS LEONIA WESTWOOD BERGENFIELD FORT LEE BOGOTA DUMONT HASBROUCK HGTS LEONIA WESTWOOD BERGENFIELD FORT LEE BOGOTA FRANKLIN WESTWOOD April 15 17-18 22 24-25 29 Moy 2 6 9 13 15 16 20 23 29 June 6 TRACK WESTWOOD IONA RELAYS LEONIA .....,A.,. PENN RELAYS BOGOTA ,,,5,, SCHEDULE BERGEN COUNTY CC,,.,...... FORT LEE ...... LONG BRANCH RELAYS M HASBROUCK HEIGHTS BERGENFIELD ENGLEWOOD MEMORIAL ,,..L, DUMONT ........,w....1...Lw.....w.... B. C. S. L. A,ww,w...,.,..,..,..,.w... . PARAMUS ,,,w.,,,.. N. J. S. I. A. A. ,,,..., . ,,.......,. Home RandaII's Island ....,,..........Away .....PhiIadeIphia .,,,.........Away .,.,.,,EngIewood ,,,.,,..,...,..,...Home .....Long Branch Y. ............,... Home ....,...........Home .......EngIewood .,.,,,.......Home .,.,....,Home ............,...Away .New Brunswick HARRISON ROSDAHL Haich won fhe National Indoor Shofpuf Champion- ship af Madison Square Garden in February for a fine conclusion lo his eexcellenf career in high school afhlefics. Coach Walsh gives some pointers on fhe love n g works af his IU BASEBALL The proper way fo hold u buf for a bunf. May 4 .,.,. 5 ..,.. 7 ...,....... 'I'I ,,,....,,. T4 .,... 18 ,.,,. 20 ..... 21 A...w 25 .,,,, 28 w,,,A2,. April 13 .....,w,.,A 15 .,......,,. 16 ..,,2A.. 20 .........,. 22 ,.,...,..w. 23 .,,.A,., 27 ,,.,,.., 30 ,..,..w. SCHEDULE BOGOTA RIDGEFIELD DUMONT HASBROUCK HEIGHTS LEONIA WESTWOOD RIDGEFIELD BERGENFIELD FORT LEE BOGOTA DUMONT WEEHAWKEN HASBROUCK HEIGHTS LEONIA WEEHAWKEN WESTWOOD BERGENFIELD FORT LEE Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Home The Rldgefleld Park Cross Country team began nts season this year wlth a decided dusadvantage lack of partncupants The team consisted of about 90? underclassmen and TOM: sensor Lee Wulson The underclassmen who partncnpated thus year dad exceptronally well lndncatlng t at next year s team wall undoubtedly be more successful Cross Country as an excellent condmomng sport for football basketball and baseball In addltlon to being a fine test of physlcal stamina SCORES OPP TEANECK TENAFLY BOGOTA PARAMUS RAMSEY CROSS COUNTRY h ' ' . R. P. . 39 16 40 15 33 22 21 34 38 17 28 27 JUNIOR VARSITY The Junuor Varslty teams had a very good season thus year Mr Yenser led the basketball team through 16 wms and 4 losses The football team under Mr Koval produced 5 wms and 1 loss These boys have proved themselves good representatnves of our school and worthy candndates for our Varsuty teams next year FOOTBALL SCORES JV BASKETBALL SCORES OPP OPP RIVER DELL BERGEN CATHOLIC BERGENFIELD RIVER DELL DUMONT WEEHAWKEN LEONIA DUMONT WEEHAWKEN LEONLA roar LEE WESTWOOD PARAMUS BERGENFIELD PORT LEE Boson DUMONT HAsaRoucK Hors LEONLA WESTWOOD BERGENFIELD J V FORT LEE PARAMUS sooom ' I J.V. . . . P. . R. P. 6 12 71 30 13 6 29 42 7 14 39 32 0 31 47 58 O HASBROUCK HGTS. 56 , 35 HASBROUCK HGTS, 52 0 52 58 63 12 19 32 48 57 38 39 49 56 64 42 59 39 53 46 , 61 35 51 39 49 64 56 40 63 I I 41 50 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE R.P.H.S. Opp, 26 Dumont 20 20 Bergenfield 6 0 Northern Valley T4 O East Paterson 26 13 Paramus i 2 20 Rutherford 6 l l41 FRESHMEN Coached by Mr. Spraker, the Freshman Football Team had a fair season this year taking in 2 wins and 5 losses. The basketball team, coached by Mr. Peck, came through with l win and 'I4 losses. Together with the Freshman Track and Baseball teams, these freshmen will come to J.V. sports next year with some experience in competition. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES R. P. 32 ...,,,, ,, ......, LEONIA ........,,. 41 ....... ...... B ERGENFIELD .,tt.,. ...... 31 ,.,..,. ,. ,, ST. CECELIA ,,,,,,. , 38 .,,,, , .... .,,. F AIRVIEW ......,, , 34 ....... , .... CLIFFSIDE PARK ..... ..... . 36 ,, ,,.. . TENAFLY 50 ....... ,,.,.. R IDGEFIELD 35 ....... ......, L EONIA ,,....., ..,. 30 .,..... , , BERGENFIELD .,... ,.... , 27 ..,,., .. .. ST. CECELIA ....... 54 .,.,... ...,. F AlRVlEW ,...., ..,... TOURNAMENT 39 .,.,,,, ....... C LIFFSIDE PARK ..... , .... , TOURNAMENT 37 ,, ... TENAFLY . 57 .,..... .....,.. R IDGEFIELD ...... ...... FRESHMEN SPORTS OPP 30 43 21 29 28 16 31 30 22 23 42 33 33 46 88 'gi if is 1 VJ 4441.-fi J iq Q' ,E . ,-5 II? by 'V :xi ,. Q ,.w . N M.. s . N, .RQ A 1- A 1 -4 'fr-gf , xx .QA 5 1 c .X ,Q - rt lg: ' 3' Y ' Q I 4 1 I 1 'L N DD. an xmg. WSJ D M xi 3 J X 'ilvarxx I' I. N W 4 X 0 -L. f -Q- W ' ' ' i55,, ?' i . k . , L. , .ge 4 , .Y T VAV4 'Y ' l'l,,.. ,f',r . ir 9 LINDA WICTORIN JUDY PARONETT BARBARA FRICK VARSITY ' ' .fl-1' ff-'. .2'f9. gf' '-' LINDA ESTEVE YNY N xx wTAEQ'A:5 4. h fig, ,U 4 Q 3' W A- ., ,- ana-fslf , A md .. D1-'-, IVT., ' I-.Rf .VW 1 v A ' F, , .' KHP- - LORRAINE MAHR Capfain 90 CAROL HAILFINGER HENRIETTE TAPEN CLAIRE CALLAN p . - - . HEERLEADERS GAYLE READING 4---n.g.. EVELYN VOZEH Peggy Duncan Captain Duane DePnerro Joan Teplm Joan Vets Helen Taylor Carol Houllk via-...L ,Nia -z J V CHEERLEADERS N UN' Garl Monfeferrarlo a JV Cheerleader was cbssni when fhe olher plcfures were faken PEGGY DUNCAN JV Capfam 4-A .uv Ac- , ,ff FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Clockwise: Barbara Owen, Carol Hirsch, Louis Vondercar, Beverly Scott, Maria Consentino, Co' Captain, Claire Hansen, Ca- Copfaing Joanne Palomar, Thais Ahrendf, Louise Malen. Varsify Cheerleaders line up for a piciure in Vefercn's Park jusf before the sfarf of lhe game. The G.A.C. is the executive council ofthe G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the advisorship of Miss Eliza- beth Trivisonno, conducts an extensive extra-curricular sports program for girls. Intramural sports include kickball, volleyball, basketball and soft- ball. Teams, made up of class members, compete with teams from other classes in tournaments which otter a letter to members of the winning team, Girls participating in after-school games accumulate points. At the end ofthe year high-point winners are eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Council. The Girls' Athletic Council plans the program and conducts money raising proiects to pay for G.A.A. letters given in June. Red and White shakers, sold before games, and the G.A.C. Sockhop are two money raising proiects undertaken by the Council. The G.A.C. also sponsors the annual May Queen Dance. At this dance the Queen, elected with her attendants through homerooms, is crowned. The G.A.C. is a member of the Bergen County Girls' Sports Coun- cil, which meets once a month in difterent schools. This year our G.A.C. is dominated by underclassmen. ,1i!? 'i Q' al' ig s rl sm? -Thr x. Q ' - WN I S, 'Cf'-7' K ,M 4 Elizabeth Trivisonno Advisor Fencing was added fa flue G.A.C. program this year. 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