Riverside High School - Torch Yearbook (Riverside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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' V - 4 in Q F , 2 S ,f I s. 2 ' ' - r' fl 9 S --Q S . ,779 , 1 , . ' k ' 1, ' 1' g . ' 4 K . ,MMMV A , . . : I t D . . . . . I . . . I ' I 1 FACULTY Wzwu To the Seniors: Many happy moments and many trying times have been experienced these past four years. However, with grim determination, patience and an understanding philosophy, you have worked as a unit and have successfully fulfilled all your obligations and conquered the obiectives that befronted you when you entered high school. This represents just one of the many steps you will take in your life time. After graduation you again will be faced with more obligations to be fulfilled and objectives to be attained. I am sure by displaying the same traits as in the past you will again be successful and life will be good and kind to you. GEORGE E. POWELL Principal Congratulations to the Class of l959: Our best wishes go with every member of the graduating class. You have completed a most important phase of your life, one that should be the goal of every one, Graduation from High School. As you review the past twelve years, I am certain the good times will far exceed what- ever displeasures you might have encountered. What about the future? Many of you will con- tinue your education in preparation for a pro- fessional or business career. Others will seek em- ployment or remain at home. Whatever vocation you choose, do the iob well. We challenge you to live wisely and thoughtfully, remembering those lessons learned in Riverside High School which should have prepared you for the day when you go forth on your own. THOMAS R. SHUPE Superintendent of Schools anfffaqaaafag from FLORENCE B. GLEESON Librarian -ff' from CHARLES A. LEHMAN Guidance Director 5. ,,w w g. r-fl L, . - -.1- tuif, --. N .-- ,-,.'f'b I from MILDRED A. COYLE School Nurse Q lx j.gr',z' LEE E. TRIEBELS 1, ,,, --f' 3 B.A., Susquehanna University Student Council W .v rw 4 00,9 '04 v 'Q 9 .5 Q k,,'-zz: 07 'xN.K..-Q iq .T Lui ,sf ' ' 4 P? DOUGLAS W. FRAMBES B.A., Rutgers University J.V. Basketball Coach, Var- sity Baseball Coachp Col- lege Club Om WILLIAM R. WILSEY OLIN M- MES-SEC B.S. nn Ed., Rutgers University B-5-1 GellYSbUrg College M. in Ed., Rutgers University Monitors, Student Council ANN YURCISIN BERNICE E. KUMINS B.S. Ed., Trenton State Teachers College A-B-1 RUl99 5 Uf1lVe SllY Torch .'1'i 'KW' . ' 4 0 WILLIAM M. FYNAN JOSEPH T. FRANCE B.A., Ursinus College B.S., State Teachers, West G! Chester Tumbling Clubg Assistant Football Coach O O JOHN L. DIXEY B.A., Rutgers University M.A., Temple University Freshman Football Coach ELLEN S. MARTIN ETHEL F. WILLIAMS B.S., Trenton State Teachers Trenton Normal School College F.T.A.g F.B.L.A. M. Ed., Temple University Senior Class Advisorg Ush- ersp H.S. Activity Program CHeadD RUSSELL E. PAUL B.S., Linfield College Social Workers 4? 'D like CHARLES KUDY B.S., Trenton State Teachers College M.B.A., Temple University Activity Association: Junior Class Advisor NICHOLAS C. LOMBARDI M.A., Syracuse University Latin Club, Oratorical Club I In I N ml llllllDw,,,, ff His.. :JD I X, - X 00 aoooooao if 000000 TTfU I I 0 0 0 0 D fm :Tl Q 1 1 Qgvtlfm 'f,.:'gg,-gg. GERALD A. GLEESON ' , f'..-- x vw: jfs. B.A., La Salle College v. .-- 0- r , X D,-3, Riv-ues v u' -u -' -.s,,,,,. X sy' ,:. 3 4: ' ' sf.- I- Fx , - - Xx ' ' ' FRANCES A. WASHINGTON B.S., State Teachers, West Chester, Pennsylvania M.S., University of Pennsylvania Spanish Club WILLIAM C. WELLS B.S. Sec. Ed., Fordham University Senior Play, Spring Play, Press Club, Dramatic Club FREDERICK J. ERBER JR. A.B., Rutgers University Riv-ues IW 6 I RICHARD L. STRICKLER B.S. in Ed., Temple University M.S., Temple University Class of '61, Adi visor A.V.A. Club c a 00 mo em 6 c 4 O 79414 HELEN C. LEVANDUSKI B.S., College Misericordia Sophomore Class Advisor RICHARD W. STOCKTON O.D., Pennsylvania State College of Optometry Freshman Class Advisor I U ' K ' i J E gl MARJORIE A. SMITH CATHERINE FERTIG B.S., College Misericordia B.S. in Ed., Temple University M.S. in Ed., Temple University 454 HUGH B. GRAHAM B.S. in Ed,, State Teachers College, California, Pennsylvania Stage Crew, Fire Marshals PARKER WORTHINGTON B.S., Rutgers University M. Ed., Rutgers University Science Club GIROLAMO P. DE MARCHI B.S., State Teachers College, California, Pennsylvania Freshman Football Coach .Z I 'al I 1 '55 Z I4 KATHLEEN M. EWEN B.M., Philadelphia Con- servatory of Music Maiorette Clubg Chorus 1 B GEORGE A. OGDEN B.S., Temple University M.S., Temple University Senior Class Advisory Sports C I u bf Assistant Football Coach ROBERT E. SAUM B.S., Trenton State Teachers College Bandp Dance Bandg Color Guardp Ensembles SHIRLEY ENGEL B.S., Ithaca College Cheerleaders, Hockey Coach Basketball C o a c hp Girls' Tumbling ,Z MARIE L, PAGENSTECHER B.S., Columbia University M.A., Columbia University Junior-Senior A r t C I u by Freshman- Sophomore A rt Club JOSEPH T. CANCELLIERI B.S., Temple University Varsity Club: Tumb- ling Maw O RELDA BERGER As the watchdog of our treasury Relda had a difficult and time-consuming job. lt required dependability, patience and ability in mathematics, characteristics with which Relda has been more than adequately en- dowed. Her election to the office of treas- urer for the second consecutive year showed the complete confidence and trust which the Class of '59 had in Relda. She will be remembered as a person to whom anyone could turn whenever anything had to be done. HARRY JOHNSTONE As President I shall try to lead our class to a very successful year of social and money-making activities. Harry has more than carried out his campaign promise. Un- der his leadership the Class of '59 has com- pleted all its endeavors successfully. His capabilities and devotion to his class and school have been evident throughout his two years as vice-president and two years as president. He has diligently set himself to the task of conducting class meetings, try- ing at all times to follow suggestions of the class advisors and wishes of the class. Un- faltering, he served on all committees, often without acknowledgement or reward. Harry, the Class of '59 wishes to say, Thanks for a iob well done! AUDREY VOUGHT Although this engaging girl from Haddon- field High had only been at Riverside for less than two years, the Senior Class soon discerned in her the qualities necessary for a vice-president. Wherever and whenever she participated in an activity, her leadership and sincerity were clearly evident. As vice- president Audrey was an ex-officio mem- ber of all committees and served as a mem- ber of the House of representatives. She was the spokesman for the class, ever ready and willing to defend whatever she and the class believed. Audrey, you have not only lived up to the trust and faith of the class, but you have returned it two-fold. 5'q9e ' Q, -5' Y7 PATRICIA DUGAN There is no substitute for hard work! is what the Senior Class had in mind when they elected Pat as secretary of the class. Her years as unofficial assistant secretary were observed and appreciated by the class. Pat is a real worker, whenever volunteers were needed, she was always one of the first to offer her services. Although she has been very active in extracurricular activities, she also had time to take excellent notes for the Class of '59. Her unselfish devotion and dependability have been typical of our class officers. For all these things, the class will forever be grateful. DONALD ANDERSON Don . . . Pat Boone? . . . winning smile . . . usually quiet . . . great swimmer . . . arguer . . . lifeguard at Holiday Lake . . . handsome . . , hunter. Swimming Club. ROBERT BECKER Beck . . . quiet, but nice to know . , . friendly . . . mannerly . . . helpful . . . hobby-oil painting. Chess Club 2, 3, Checkers Club 2. RELDA BERGER Cute . . . faithful worker at Grant's . member of B-Sharps . curly hair . . . future-secretary. Riv-ues 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Torch 4, Class Treasurer 3, 42 FTA l, Student Government 3, College Club 3, Sports Night l, 2, 3, 4, Social Workers l, 2, Drama Club 3, Leaders 2. CYRlL BERKOWITZ Gig . . . never a dull moment . . . dotes on football . . . center of the line . . . popular . . . always late to class. Varsity Club l, 2, College Club 3, Monitors 3, 4, Fire Marshals Assistant Chief 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. CAROL BISHOP See Carol, there's Jim . . . sports enthusiast . . . church organist . . . beautiful singing voice . . . future-college. Honor Society 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4, AFS 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Night I, 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR BLAUFUSS Shorty . . . an Echo . . . iust let the world go by . . . a wee bit on the quiet side. Cheerleading Club l, Officials Club l, Commercial Club 1, FBLA 2. BARBARA BROWN Barb . . . nice to know . . . quiet . . . anybody need a baby-sitter? . . . history and math fan . . . engaged . . . future-housewife. Home Economic Club 2. 0 NANCY BUCCHI Nan . . . friendly to all . . . always busy . . . hard worker at Crown Cleaners . . . quiet nature . . . sweet smile. Leaders l, 2, Social Workers 2, Officials 2, Cheerleaders 2, Hockey I, Basketball 1, 2. JAMES BUCCI Jim . . . look at those curls! . . . number 66 . . . second home- Delanco . . . need a man to clean up? . . . where's Janie? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chess l, 2, Checkers I, Art Club 2, AVA 2. MICHAEL CAMARDO Ollie . . . lonesome Ram end? . . . brainy, too! . . . cute smile . . . basketball bug . . . sports are his first love. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4. EVELYN CALDWELL Ev . . . petite . . . blue birds galore . . . crazy dancing feet . . . need a baby-sitter? . . . future-business world. Library Club l, Auditors Club 1, Cheerleading 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Sports Night l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE CARUCCI The Lone Star . . . great football player . . . a real regular guy . . drives a '54 Chevy . . . sweet smile. Checkers Club l, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, Sports Club l, 2, 3, Football l,2, 3, 4. DANTE CARUSO Dan . . . terrific actor . . . deep voice . . . sharp personality . . . hard worker in the concession stand . . . never misses a football game. Model Building I, College 3, Torch 4, Co-Assistant Editor, Senior Play, Baseball I, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Concession Stand 4. THERESA CANTANZARITI Terry . . . B-Sharp . . . loyal worker at Grants' . . . always smiling . . , engaged to a certain guy from Camden. Library Club l, Auditors Club I, Spanish Club 2, Cheerleaders Club 2: Press Club 3, Social Workers Club 4. .7 70 ' ' 6 ae PETER CHIACCIO Pete . . . seen with Joan . . . Mr. Touchdown R.H.S. . . . a fine athlete . . . burly build . . . pretty eyes . . . personality. Chess 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 4, Fire Marshals 4, Football I, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee. GRACE CICALI Quiet . . . Conscientious worker . . , follower of sports . , . favorite subiect-Law . . . Wildwood bound. Future Leaders of America 3, 4. NANCY CONOVER Nan . . . class athlete . . . speedster in hockey . . . drummer girl . . . devilish grin . . . B-Sharp . . . wonderful basketball player. Leaders Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, Concert Band 3, Monitors 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Class 3. WILLIAM CRAFT Bill . . . always a smile . . . crewcut, good lookin' . . . three letter- man . . . seen with Nancy . . . basketball bug . . . college bound! Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Senior Play, Monitors 3, 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Fire Marshals 3. SANDRA CUGINITTI Sandy . . . Runner for the office . . . my she's tall . . . has her sights on a certain hunter. Library Club 'l, Auditors Club I, Social Workers 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, Torch 3. DAVID DALLMAN Dave . . . cool dual . . . always seen in white Ford convertible . . . short and friendly . . . hobbies-hunting, boats. Hobby Club I, AVA Club 4. THELMA DARE Sports lover . . . hobby-horseback riding , . . co-chairman of the con- cession stand . . . friendly . . . hard worker. Arts 8- Crafts 'l, Twirlers I, 2, Camera I, M8kB'UP 2: HOCIKBY I, 2, 3, 47 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Fire Marshals 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, Chorus 4. I G ,,,..-. 9 F Friendly . . . full of fun . . . 14963 . . . Marltonite . . . dig those glasses! . . . mannerly. JAMES DECKER Gymnastics 25 Checkers 3, Varsity Club 45 Sports Club 45 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 4. JOSEPH DENNELER Joe . . . hot rodder? . . . flirts constantly . . . blond crewcut . . . loves all homework . . . always has the answer . . . loafing is his business. Chess Club I5 Football I5 Checkers 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 AVA 25 Sports Club 4. CHARLOTTE DESANTO Char . . . petite . . . curly hair . . . forever talking . , . Echo . future-secretary. FBLA I5 Cheerleading Club 'I5 Tea Hour T, ALICE DEVLIN Al . . . always in a hurry . . . dependable . . . always has her home- work done . . . quiet . . . at times! .. . dizzy fingers. Tea Hour I5 Music Appreciation 35 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Color Guard I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Hockey I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball T. EDITH DORISIO Edie . . . freckles . . . redhead . . . funny laugh . . . cute figure . , member of B-Sharps . . . fun to be with. Cheerleading Club I5 Art Club I5 Torch 35 Ushers 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Hall Monitors 45 Hockey lg Basketball 35 Spanish Club 2. JAMES DOVE Jim . . . faithful sports fan , . . grind me a pound . . . Jim DBf1dY . . .a real farmer boy. AVA 1, 2,35 Band 1. PATRICIA DUGAN Pat . . . star in Senior Play . . . nice dresser . . . cute . . . hair always neat . . . enioys working with others . . . Cerebral Palsy worker . . . B-Sharp. Student Government I, 45 Press Club 2, Co-Editor 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3: AA Secretary 25 Fire Marshal 3, 45 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Girls' State5 Senior Play Class Secretary 45 Torch 45 Sports Night I, 2, 3, 4. Arm 7 JANET DYM KOWSKI Dig that laugh . . . mischievous . . . unpredictable gal . . . scatterbrain . . . carefree . . . anything for a laugh . . . future-typist. Art Club 25 Cheerleading Club 25 Press Club 3. NORMA JEAN EBLE Jean . . . cute . . . always smiling . . . faithful member of the Roller- Drome . . . Deb . . . boys? . . . iokes galore . . . friendly with everyone. German Club 2, Social Workers 4, AFS 4, Hockey 1, Art Club 2, 3: Sports Night I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ENDERLE Rich . hot rod devotee . . . studious? . . . carpenter . . . Mr. America of our class . . . futurwtime will tell. Art I, 2, Football If Track 3, 4. MARYANN ESPENCHIED Member of color guard . . . senior play . . . works at Steve's during the summer . . . future-secretary. Tea Hour I, Cheerleading Club Ip AA Secretary 1, German Club 27 Leaders Club 2, Art Club 3, Future Homemakers 3, Color Guard 2, 3, 4. JEAN FARRELL Jeanne . . . full of fun . . . a cheerful smile that goes a long way . . . pretty hair . . , attractive . . . B-Sharp. Press Club 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, 45 Torch 4, Monitors 4, Sports Night I, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, AA Secretary Ig Crafts Club I, Spanish Club 2. HELEN FAUNCE Bittie . . . maiorette . . . member of Dittos . . . likes boating and horses . . . nice to know . always laughing . . . future-secretary. Tea Hour 'Ig German Club 25 Twirlers 2, Press Club 3, 4- Art Club 2, 31 Maiorette 4. WILLIAM FAUNCE BiIl . . . laugh, clown, laugh . . . possesses ahe lazy bones malady . , . partial to absentee slips . . . metallic-blue Mercury. Stage Crew I, Tumbling 2, 3, 4, Football I, Track I, 2. 74' WALTON FAUVER Deacon . . . happy-go-lucky , . . fishing is his passion . . . an ardent Field and Stream rnan-fish beware! Sports Club 2, 4, Checker Club 2, 3, Art Club 3. JUDITH FINLEY Judy . . . big, bright eyes . . . sweet smile . . . loves to sing-plays accordion, too . . . B-Sharp . . . always napping in study hall . . . future- medical field. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 1, Make-up l, Monitors 4, Con- cession Stand 4, Basketball JV 3, Dance Band l, 2. JANICE FISHER Jan . . . Deb . . . '54 Plymouth . . . where's Johnny? . . . cute . . . Cambridge girl . . . commercial course . . . future-secretary. Cheerleading Club l, 2, Tea Hour l, FBLA 2, Press Club 3, 4, Student Government 2, Checkers 3, Monitors 4, Social Workers 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FORSELL Rich . . . class clown . . . big boy . . . car crazy . . . practical ioker . . . loves school? . . . hobby-drawing. Art Club l, 2, 3, AVA 3, Football 3, Basketball l, Track I, BARBARA FREYNIK Babs . . . favorite pastime-skating . . . Debs . . . long hair . . . lsn't it amazing? . . . future-nursing. Tea Hour l, Checker Club l, German Club 2, Art Club 2, Latin Club 2, Make-up 2, Social Workers 3, AFS Committee 4, Hockey l, 4. FRANCES GACUTAN Frankie . . . likes singing and dancing . . . comes from Moorestown High . . . en'oys bein with Ben . . . collects records . . . ambition- I 9 secretary. Chorus 4, Ushers 4. SANDRA GAMBLE Sande . . . terrific dancer . . . tlirtatious ways . . . Salt Shaker . . . loyal Co-ed . . . drives the way she walks , . . convincing talker. Chorus l, Art l, 2, 3, Riv-ues 1, Cheerleading Club 2, Leaders 2, Press Club 2, 3, 4, College Club 3, Dramatics 3, Sports Night l, 2, 3, 4. Wien We ALBERTA GATTO B-Sharp . . . attractive . . . cute pony tail . . . dark eyes . . . likes to play and watch basketball . . . Bernie? Art Club lg Tea Hour lp Chorus 25 Varsity Chorus 2, Drama 2, Social Workers 2, 4, Concession Stand 4, Hockey lg Basketball 3. RICHARD GROCKENBERGER Dick . . . quiet . . . likes to work with radios . . . crazy laugh . . . after high school? . . . who knows. Art Club l, 2, Tumbling 3, Stage Crew 4. HELEN HORAN Quiet but nice . . . will always be remembered as a good friend . . . future-successful. Crafts lg FBLA 3, Social Workers 4. DONALD HARTMANN Don . . . likes school? . . . car enthusiast . . . wherc'd you get the freckles? . . . is he ever serious? . . . future-Marines. Art Club I, Chess Club 3. CLIFFORD HECKMAN 'Cliff . . . sharp personality . . . manners galore , . . liked by all . . fleet feet . . . future-top secret Chess Club lg Latin Club l, 2, Class Senator l, 2, Slide Rule 3, College Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Torch 4, Student Govern- ment, President 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l. MELVYN HESS n Mel . . . easy goin' . . . not often heard . . . lean and lanky . . . will be remembered as a nice guy. Sports Club 2, 4, Models Club 2, Slide Rule Club 3, Checkers Club 3. ITSUYO HIGASHINAKA its . . . Foreign exchange student . . . mannerly . . . always remem- bered as our friend . . . friendly . . . first impression of U. S, too many cars . . . future-successful of course! Literature 45 Chorus 4, Riv-ues 4, Torch 4. 0 1 JOAN HOFFMAN Peanut . . tiny . . . speedy mimeographer . . . pony tail . . . easy to get along with . . . Cerebral Palsy Worker . . . ambition-secretary. Cheerleading Club I, Checkers Club I, Student Government 3, Social Workers 3, 4, Torch 4, Sports Night I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HOLZINGER Bill . . . say it with flowers . . . watch out! . . . Bill's a hot rodder . . . crazy crewcut . . . practical ioker . . . can swim in own back yard. Checkers I, Latin I, 3, Spanish 2, Art I, 2, Football I. JOSEPH JABLONSKI Joe . . . gum chewer . . . long walk to school . . . always laughing . . . teaser . . . football player . . . nice to know Model Club I, Checkers I, Bowling Club 3, 4, Sports Club 4, Fire Marshals 3, 4, Football 3, 4. MITCHELL JARVIS Kurt . , . curly . . . a good worker . . . class actor . . . friendly . . greetings with a smile . . . beat those drums . . . came from Wilson. Dramatics Club 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. HARRY JOHNSTONE Harry . . . spark behind the senior class . . . everybody's friend . . . main interest-captain of cheerleaders . . . basketball star . . . voted most friendly . . . oh, that crewcut. Class President 3, 4, Vice-President I, 2, Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Monitors 3, Torch 4, Student Council I, 2. JOAN KAKOWSKI Polock . . . happy-go-lucky . . . cute smile . . . faithful worker at Kesslers' . . . sharp dancer . . . always a hardy laugh . . . Echoes. Leaders Club I, 2, Chess Club 2, Checkers Club 2, Usher 3, 4, Student Government I, Press Club 3, 4, College Club 3. EUGENE KARASZEWSKI Gene . . . Pfeffer boys' chauffeur . . . believes that school begins too early . . . nomadic in the halls . . . always ioking . . . friendly. gal! Wake SYLVIA KIDDER Syl . . . quiet . . . fun-loving personality . . . ardent member of band and chorus . . . girl from Marlton way . . . understands physics? Drama Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, College Club 3. FRANK KIRCHNER Free and easy . . . neat as a pan . . . generally quiet . . . crewcut . . . gum chewer . . . cute. Photography Club lp AVA 2, 35 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Chess Club 3' Football 2' Baseball 1. JAMES KIRK Jimmy . . . clown prince of history class . . . quite a singer . amicable . . . candidate for Boy governor . . . high iumper . . . would like to teach classical languages. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4, College Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4. FRANK KISSELBACH Frank . . . lives for scouting . . . belongs to the Order of the Arrow . . . the calm and quiet type . . . enioys camping . . . future-scout executive. Art Club l, 2, AVA 2, Slide Rule Club 3, College Club 4. HARRY KLEIN ar lots of friends happy go lucky loker sports enthusiast . . . girl hater . . . future-wan and see. Checkers I, Sports Club 2, 3, 4. DIANNE KLEMM Klemmie . . . Miss Jlvo . . . long and lean . . . smiles . . . what a temper! . . . new Buick . . . hockey fullback . . . Co-ed . . . future- secretary. Rav ues l 3 4 Art Club l 2 Cheerleading Club I Press Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 1 Officials Club I MARYANN KOTENY Mary . . . quiet . . . Pee Wee . . . record collector . . . halls from Florence . . . library worker . . . Difto. Dancing Club lg Library Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD KOWALSKI Ronnie . . . Marltonite . . . never a dull moment . . . pretzel-bender at the Mart . . . disinterested in science. RONALD LEBERTE Ronnie . . . good-looking . . . flirtatious ways . . . second home- Riverside . . . muscleman . . . John the Butler . . . future-undecided. Sports Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, College Club 3, 4, Slide Rule 3, Student Council 3. MARGARET LEUSNER Margie . . . hobby-dancing . . . member of the Dittos . . . favorite pastime-listening to WIBG football follower . . . future-secretary. Art Club I, 2, 3, Leaders Club 2, Officials Club 2, Torch 4. WALTER LINCOLN Walt . . . jack-of-all-trades . . . mannerly . . . tall, light, and handsome . , . nice to know . . . neat dresser . . . future-successful! Student Council 4, College Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Bowling 3, Slide Rule 2. WILLIAM LONG Bill . . . seen in a '58 Chevy . . . crazy over football . . . always has a ioke . . . never a dull moment with Bill. Checkers I, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Monitors 3, 4, Football l, Varsity 4, Baseball 1. HENRY LYCZAK Hank . . . shot-put artist of our track team . . . 9V2 fingers . . . popular scientist . . . mad bomber. Chess l, Checkers I, Mechanics Club 2, 3, College Club 4, Class President 1, 2, Baseball l, Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3. JOANNE MARINO Jo . . . Ditto . . . always writing letters . . . to Bill, of course . . . faithful concession stand worker . . . always cheerful. Fire Marshals 2, 3, 4, Ushers I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitors 4, Torch 4, Chess I. 41 BARBARA MARTINDELL Cookie . . . steno whiz , . . Ditto . . . good marks . . . enioys ice skating and reading . . . future-private secretary. Library Club l, Library Council 2, 3, Social Workers 1, FBLA 3, 4, Home EC. Club 2. J U DY MATTAL Judy . . . snappy maiorette . . . a great ioker . . . what a laugh! . . . pretty hair . , . big blue eyes . . . future-equestrienne. Chorus I, 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Ushers 3, 4. ROBERT MATUSIAK Bob . . . likes to take three day vacations . . . a real neat guy . . Prince at Prom . . . terrific artist. Art Club 1, 2, AVA 2, Tumbling 2, Track 3, Basketball I, Baseball l, 2, Bowling 2, Football l, Manager 2, 3, 4. REGINA MEENAN Jeanie . . , curly locks . . . terrific dancer . . . neat dresser . . . what a clown! . . . Co-ed . . . gum chewer. Cheerleading Club 1, Art Club 3, 4, Checkers Club 3, Press Club 3, 4, Fire Marshals 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. ROSANNE MELI NO Roe . . . mad about school?? . . . sharp dresser . . . lady driver! . . . having a big time, Roe? . . . Co-ed . . . artist . . . future-hair stylist. Tea Hour 1, Crafts Club 1, Art Club 2, 3, Sports Club l, 2, 4. ELSIE MILLS Hobbies-photography, writing letters . . . likes swimming and ice skating . . . loves animals . . . quiet and studious . . . future-secretary. FBLA 3, 4, Chorus 4, Concession Stand. GEORGE MIRAGLIA Better known as the big M . . . school-it starts too early for George . . . takes a ribbing in a good style . . . very fond of vacations. Sports Club 2, 3. he I NORMAN MORRISON Rebel from the South . . . favorite period . . . lunch . . . never a dull moment . . . future-unpredictable. ARLENE MOSZELEWSKI Arlene . . . artistic ability . . . nice disposition . . . long, long, hair . . . likes animals . . . crazy laugh. Chorus 1, 4, Art Club 1, Fire Marshals 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4. PATRICIA MURRAY at . . . walky talky . . . personality plus . . . malors in school spirit . . . says Hi to everyone . . . always in a hurry-that's our Murray. Girls' State 3, Senior Play, Rav-ues 1, 2, 4, Torch 2, 3, A, Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Fire Marshals 2, 3, 4, Student Govem- ment 2, Secretary 3, Dance Club 'l. FREDRICK NEUMAN Fred . . . teaches everybody to drive . . . but can he? . . . a friendly smile for all . . . gay blade . . . ladies' man. Stage Crew I, AVA I, German Club 2, Bowling 3. THERESA OGAZALEK Blondie . . . favorite subiect-English . . . faithful Echo . . . always neat . . . futurewsecretary. Leaders lg Social Workers 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN O DONNELL Jack . . . track enthusiast . . . runs a good mile . . . extra quiet . . . comes to us from Camden Catholic . . . very blond hair. German Club 2, 3, College Club 3. JOY PAGE Joy . . . captain of cheerleaders . . . faithful . . . B-Sharp . . . hobby- Harry . . . friendly . . . neat dresser . . . hockey fullback . . . future- business world. Torch 1, 2, 3, 4, Riv-ues 2, Press Club 2, Hockey lg Basketball 2, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. We? ' 7445 FREDERICK PFEFFER Fred . . . or is it George? . . . friendly . . . fire fighter . . . nice personality . . . frequently seen at Gig's garage . . . can always take a joke. Art Club 3, Fire Marshals 3, Assistant Chief, Monitors 3, 4. GEORGE PFEFFER Twin . . . gay . . . from the Park . . . hustler . . . sports-minded . . . look alike!!! Art Club 3, Tumbling 3, Monitors 3, 4, Fire Marshals 3, Assistant Chief 4, Stage Crew 4. DALE PFEIFFER A real go-getter . . . loves Spanish notebooks? . . . enjoyed Boys' State . . . fighter Republican . . . his personality will win him good fortune. Latin Club 1, 2, Monitors 3, 4, College Club 3, AA Secretary 3, Torch 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Football I, 3, 4, Track 3, Tumbling Club 2. JOAN PFEIL Popular . . . voted cutest . . . where's Pete? . . . cute smile . . . Co-ed . . . clothes! . . . school spirit . . . ambition-secretary. Chorus I, 2, Torch 3, Head Typist 4, Sports Night l, 2, 3, 4, Ushers 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Government 1, 2, 3. SUSAN PINE Sue , . . terrific Spanish student . . . expressive voice . . . loves skating . . . a winning smile. Dramatic Club 3, Spanish Club 3. ANNA PIVORlUNAS Ann . . . amusing . . . speedy typist . . . dimples . . . loves to dance . . , steno whiz . . . loved algebra? Leaders Club I, Tea Hour l, Art Club 2, 4, Make-up 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. JOSEPH PIVORIUNAS Joe . . . likes to take life easy . . . short in stature-long in good nature . . . hails from Cambridge. Art Club 1, Chess Club 1, Checkers l. ROBERT POORE Bob . . . easy going . . . comes from musical family . . . president of band for two years . . . car enthusiast . . . good dancer. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band i, 2, 3, 4, South Jersey Band I, 2, 3, 4, All- State Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4. LOIS POSCH Lo . . . nice to know . . . neat dresser . . . what's this action? . . . center halfback on hockey team . . . Co-ed . . . fun to be with. Cheerleading Club I, 2, Make-up I, Social Worker I, Leaders I, Chess 2, Officials 2, Fire Marshals 2, 3, 4, Art 2, College 4. MARGARET REMMERS Margie . . . cute blonde . . . peppy cheerleader . . . varsity goalie . . . what big eyes you havel Riv-ues I, 3, 4, Torch l, 3, 4, AA Secretary 2, Social Workers 2, President l, Cheerleader 3, 4, Fire Marshal 3, 4, Student Council 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Manager 2. DONNA REX Attractive . . . enioys acting . . . hobby-roller skating . . . sings like a nightingale . . . future-wait and see. Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, Make-up Club l, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Hockey 1, Basketball 1, Senior Play, Sports Night 1. ALICE RICE Sweet smile . . . R.H.S. answer to Florence Nightingale . . . pretty hair . . . B-Sharp . . . future-nursing profession. Sports Night 1, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Art Club 3, Social Workers 2, 4, College Club 4. CONSTANCE RICHARDSON Connie . . . dig that laugh . . . haircuts . . . Co-ed . . . beachcomber . . . calm, cool, and collected. Chorus 1, 2, Make-up Club 1, Chess 2, Cheerleading Club 2, Ushers 2, 3, 4, Checkers 3, Social Workers 3, Secretary, Hockey 4, Manager. CAROL RlDER Knobby Knees . . . never-ready-Rider . . . hobby-eating . . . queen of the Junior Prom . . . Co-ed . . . attends Moore Institute of Art . ..Jim. Art Club, Vice-President 2, 3, Make-up Club 1, Student Govemment I, Leaders Club 2, Torch 4, Riv-ues 4, Social Worker 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. 224:46 agww HENRIETTA ROBINSON Always has a smile . . . friendly personality . . . real crazy laugh . . . beautiful singing voice . . . alto warbler. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 4, Camera Club l, Junior Library Pages l, GAA 2, FBLA 2, President 3. EDWARD ROCKSTEIN Ed . . . parliamentarian . . . what a vocabularyl . . . Latin scholar . . . class wit . . . football manager . . . a great debater . . . star of Senior Play. Public Speaking Vice-President 2, Latin Club 2, 3, President 4, Current Events 2, German Club 2, College Club 3, 4, AFS 4, Honor Society 3, 4. GARY ROSMONDA Rosie . . . car addict . . . mischievous . . . swivel hips . . . No. 85 on football team . . . Forssell's side kick. Chess Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, Checker Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Stage Crew. ROY ROSSI A terrific artist . . . can be seen but never heard . . . deep, masculine voice . . . bashful. Art Club 1, AVA 2, Checkers Club 2, Model Making 2, Football 'l, 2, Baseball 1, 2. JANE RUTKOWSKI Hey, Ruby . . . Oh, those curvesl , . . complexion of peaches and cream . . . actress of the year . . . blonde bombshell. Cheerleading Club l, 2, Commercial Club l, Make-up l, FBLA 2, Art Club 3, Checkers 3, Social Workers 4, AVA 4, Basketball 3, 4. DAVID SANDERLIN Dave . . . crewcut . . . try anything once . . . like girlsl . . . con- scientious? . . . neat dresser . . . anyone for a ioke? . . . actor. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Senior Play. ANTOINETTE SARLO Toni , . . Fender Bender! . . . Oh, what a laugh . . . Little Gal . . . faithful worker at Faunce's . . . likes school?? . . . clothes galore . . . Co-ed. Glee Club I, Make-up 1, Torch l, 2, 3, 47 Chess Flvb 27 Chediefi 37 Hockey l, Social Workers 4, Fire Marshals 3, 4, Monitors 4: AA SGCFEYUY spans Night 1, 2, 3, 4, AVA 4. ' zdewawi MAR K SCATTERGOOD Marcus . . . l.B.M .... successor to Dr. Einstein . . . science fiction . . . seven stories high . . ,future for sure! Tumbling Club lg Band l, 2, 3, 4, S. J. Band 4, All-State Band. ROBERT SCHENSKI Bob . . . good looking . . . a little on the TALL side?! . . . what a flirt . . . a sharp dresser . . . cute forehead curl . . . can he sing! Checkers 2, 3, AVA 2, 4, Chess 4. WILLIAM SCHNECK Bill . . . likes physics . . . will try anything once . . . likes to read but doesn't care to study. WILLIAM SCHOCK blond crewcut . . . friendly . , . cute smile . . . talkative- with boys . . . never serious. Football l, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball lg Track 3, Band 1, 2, Cho 1, 2, Fire Marshals 3, 45 Tumbling 3, Art 3. MARY LOU SEEDS Lou . . . steady worker at Faunce's . . . Co-ed . . . what long nails . . . favorite subiect-history?? . . . drives a Buick. Checkers 1, 2, 35 Social Workers 3, 4, Sports Night l, 2, 3, 4. K' 1 FRANCIS SELVA Fran . . . neat dresser . . . quiet but nice to know . . . willing to give a helping hand . , . mannerly . . . future-history teacher. Chess Club lg Latin Club 21 Public Speaking 2, Torch 4, College Club 3. LORETTA SLICKUS Ret . . , sincere and loyal friend . . . not very verbose . . . Gerry's shadow . . . enioys driving. Make-up lf Checkers Club 2, Social Workers 25 Drama Club 2, 3, Press Club 2, GAA 2, 45 FBLA 35 Future Homemakers 3. DALE SMILEY DaIe . . . dig those glasses sports enthusiast always smiling . . . often seen standing in the halls monitor friendly Spanish Club If Sports Club 2 Football I 3 Basketball 2 Monitor 3 4 BERNARD SMITH Bernie . . . hot rods in a Ford always seen with Alberta nice dresser . . . future-undecided Sports Club 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2 College Club 3 Var-lty Club 3 4 Football I, Varsity 4, Basketball Varsity 2 3 4 ELIZABETH SMITH Liz . . . Marltonite . . always has homework completed on time a shorthand whiz . . . always seen with Kathie Crafts Club lg Tea Hour 1 Social Workers I German Club 2 Current Events 27 Book Club 2. JUDY SMOLDA Judy . . . class clown always full of fun smiley loves school? . . . loves the Navy' gum chewer Art Club I, 2, 35 Make-up I Crafts I Social Workers 2 3 Checkers 3 Hockey I. JAMES STARKE Jim , . . crazy laugh never serious . . , future? Model Club I, 2, Slide Rul MARILYN STOWELL Mas . . . commonly seen chewing comedy movie fan enloys roller skating, and making friends calm and relaxed Art lj Officials I, Leaders I Press Club 4 MARY ANN STURDIVANT Ann . . . maiorette . plays hockey and basketball born n Alabama . . . enioys bowling faithful worker at Baker Brothers hopes to be a secretary. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I 2 3 4 FHA 4 Malorette 2 3 4 Riv ues 3g Social Workers 2. ROBERT SUMMER Bob . . . ambitious . . mannerly foreign exchange student to Japan . . . magnificent voice watch out Rubenstein' tennis mainstay. Riv-ues 1, 2, 4, Assistant Editor 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 AllState Cho us 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. CHARLES THIELMAN Tick . . . winning personality iokes galore lover of physics? . . . football . . . far from a bench warmer basketball star too Boys' State 3, Football 1, Varsity 2 3 4 Basketball JV Captain I 2 Varsity 3, 4. AUDRIAN TISSOT Audie . . . what pretty blond hair pretty clothes seen riding in a convertible . . . anybody want to drag? Latin Club 2, Press Club 3 4 Head Typist 3 4 Co e e Club 3 Monitors 4. FRANK TRAINO Dark, good looking . . . quiet but extra nice future inthe agricultural field . . . lives down Marlton way' Chess Club I, AVA 2, Stage Crew 3 4 College Club 3 4 Football I SHIRLEY TYLER Shirl . . . nice disposition manner . . . always talking Tea Hour 1, FTA I, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4. JUDITH VAN SCIVER Judy . . . enioys roller skating Ditto likes Johnny plays the piano . . . very talkative. Make-up 1, FTA 3, Cheerleading 1 Twirlers 1 2 Press Club 2 Leaders l, 2, Hockey JV I, Basketball 'l Sports Night 1 2 3 4 JOHN VILLINGER Assistant boat builder . , . faithful gas station worker seldom heard but nice to know. Photography 1, Checkers I, 2 Current Sports Events 2 1 dw 0 AUDREY VOUGHT Aud , . . a bubbling laugh . . . persuasive talker . . . sincere . . . outstanding leader . . . very dependable . . . foreign exchange student to Sweden. AFS 3, 45 Torch 45 Student Council 45 Varsity Chorus 45 Vice-President of Class 4. CAROL WALLISER Carol . . . blondy . . . favorite pastime-Carmen . . . fun to be with . . . faithful member of Debs. Commercial Club 1, 25 Art Club 25 Social Workers 35 Ushers 2, 3, 45 Dance Club l. JOSEPH WALTER Joe . . . Faunce's Jlfl rnan . . . studious . . . Boys' Statesman . . Torch editor . . . tennis, anyone? . . . has college ambitions. Dancing l5 Music Appreciation 25 Slide Rule 25 Monitors 2, 3, 45 Torch Editor 45 Boys' State . . . Fire Marshals 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE WALTERS Gerry . . . friendly . . , cute . . . exchange girl from Wilson . . . swimming, anyone? . . . always ready for a laugh. Sewing lj Dancing l5 Dramatics l. JOHN WASNIEWSKI Johnny . . . brains plus . . . sharp guy . . . cars, cars, cars . . . heart- breaker . . . honor student . . . Money like Mat . . . crazy Buick. German Club 25 Public Speaking 25 Monitors 3, 45 Torch 45 Football Manager 45 College Club 3, 45 Latin Club Vice-President 2, 3, 4. ARLENE WELLS Ditto! . . . likes to sew . . . loves fun! . , . can be seen driving . . . friendly ways . . . always smiling. Crafts Club lg Art Club l, 25 Officials Club 25 Leaders Club 25 FBLA 3, 45 Social Workers 4. NANCY WELSH Nan . . . friendly . . . neat in appearance . . . did someone say Bill . . . loves school sports . . . B-Sharp , . . conscientious worker. Monitors 3, 45 Band l, 2, 45 Press Club 3. 45 Honor Society5 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Torch 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 AA Secretary l, 2, 3, 4. 59 ww .l WILLIAM WEST Bill . . . quiet in school . . . a late-comer to R.H.S .... hails from the Empire State . . . enioys working with leather. Stage Crew 4, Art Club 4. CATHERINE WILLIAMS Cathy . . . pert and friendly . . . dependable . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . engaged. Dance Club I, Social Workers Club 2, 3, Chorus 4, Creative Writing Club 2. CHARLES WILSON Orval . . . slave at Faunce's . . . anybody seen Bev? . . . especially fond of homework . . . sharp personality . . . hefty hunter. Stage Crew 2 3 4 ANSON WINKLER Sonny . . . curly locks . . . hobby-driving . . . watch out, girls, here comes Sonny . . . anyone for a ioke? . . . oh, those eyes. Checkers 2, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Track 3, 4. BONNIE WOJIECHOWSKI A loyal Deb . . . crazy laugh! . . . look at that diamond ring . . . better look out, Bonnie's driving . . . pony tail . . . friendly to everyone . . . future-marriage. Commercial Club I, 2, Dance Club I, Art Club 2, Social Worker 3, Chorus 4. GAIL WOLFF Cute malorette . . . Ditto . . . happy on roller skates . . . likes to swim . . . play accordion, too! . . . future-business field. Camera Club I, FTA 'l, 2, 3, Craft Club I, German Club 2, Torch 2, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, College Club 3, Social Workers 4. GERARD WOODWARD Jerry . . . nice looking chap . . . silence is golden . . . native of Bridgeboro . . . future-undecided. Stage Crew 2, 4, Slide Rule Club 2, Art Club 2, 4. 7Zew oft4cSen6ofzeZa44 WALTER STREETS GRANT CRAIN RONALD PIERCE 4,4 ms? DONNA YANKOWSKI Sharp and sweet . . . personality plus . . . school spirit . . . outstanding girl . . .German measles? . . . clothes by the hundreds. Cheerleader 3, 4, Torch 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Student Government 3, 4. JOSEPH ZAKRZEVVSKI Joe . . . chuck full of fun . . . not a genius-just a guy plugging to be a good student . . , homeroom representative to detention hall .. . what's in a name? Slide Rule l, College Club 2, Chess l, German l, Checkers I. HELENE ZAMRIN Class brain . , . absent-minded professor . . . artist . . . neat dresser . . . B Sharp . . Riv-ues 1, 2, Latin Honor . Latin whiz. Editor 3, 4, Ram Page 3, 4, Honor Society, Torch 'l, 2, 3, 4, Society, Drum Maiorette 4, Girls' State Alternate, Ushers l, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ZAPPACOSTA Mike . . . personality plus . . . never short on things to say . . . Big Boss of concession stand . . . always ioking . . . got a secret? . . . don't tell Mike. FTA 'l, 2, 3, Tumbling 4, Sports Club 3, 4, Chess 2, 3, Checkers 2, 3, Concession Stand Chairman 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ZARRELLI Charlie . . . small!-but look at him go . . . quarterback with hustle . . . loves homework . . . physics whiz . . . Latin awards . . . Future- college. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. ' to Lo-nomo , , H-a-.im King MICHAEL CHIACCIO Clltidfbftdvt PETER CI-IIACCIO NANCY CONOVER ROBERT MATUSIAK Missing: PATRICIA MURRAY Q 111. I,'I .J O . o P 0 1 Queen CAROL RIDER www-MC' , 7955 W w B H H. om, KO R J Husrous A5 O in AYAN ws My :mf IEST ALL Anouuo STUDENT KSTCQ c 1 5 COUPLE 4- gg we EST onesszo ' fs I xv Q JEAN MEENAN KE ZAPPACOSTA X kg VN Q sa Oy - Cm K E Aucsfzi RT IARVEZ J HARRYN STOWEP -.64 KA ,. 3025 1 f J-' I wo L7 pkgqifffp X ffmf xx fx c 51, kg Lildif LAS ANDE K , V N-f 7 'LJ 7, unucv BILL CRAFT C: couovsn M ? X? V7.5 fLL X IQTSKJ 9? MQ? 5' figs X osr ATHLETIC CAROL CLASS AI RIDER LINCOLIIA 5 I A , M057 UKELY To SUCCEED ,F MOST ATTRACTIVE H- NK kl Juov snown Ik- cj Ccd W . X ff'-GN ! K if VJ 'Qsiv NISCHEVIOUS .k L- .gggl Al On the two successive nights of December 12 and l3, The curtain went up on The senior class' production of Hart and Kaufman's, The Man Who Came to Din- ner. The play, in three acts, was a titanic success ex- pressly through the superlative efforts of its taskmaster, Mr. William Wells, and Mr. Hugh Graham and his Stage Crew, who constructed and planned sets and scenery. In the plot, Falstaffian Sheridan Whiteside finds his celebrated wit no weapon with which to combat an injured hip sustained on the doorstep of Nlr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley of Messalia, Ohio. Result: Bedlam reigns over the Stanley. household when Whiteside at- tempts To lure Bert Jefferson away from his lovesick secretary via Miss Lorraine Sheldon. OO v S0 9' td loo X ovaxva Shox, C C CAKAE 10 Dis ER The cast, consisting of nearly 35 seniors eager for histrionic glory, did it up brown. Some of the head- liners making their debut were Ed Rockstein as portly Sheridan Whiteside, critic, wit, and intimate friend of the great and near great, Pat Dugan, as Maggie Cutler, Whiteside's moonstruck secretary, prima donna, Jane Rutkovvski as that flirtatious Lorraine Sheldon, Dan Caruso, who was simply vvon'erful as Bert Jefferson, star reporter for the Mesalia Journal , and lastly Dianne Klemm, the Florence Nightingale of Mesalia, Ohio. Numerous other seniors appeared tn the limelight in lesser roles. Also a heartfelt vote of thanks is owed to the people who worked behind scenes, on prop com- mittees, advertising, make-up and prompting. Put me down' Put me down' I love nt' fav-v Sitting left to right W Lincoln P Dugan D Caruso J Dymkowsku F Neuman A Vought J Pfenl D Yankowskn J Meenan D Sanderlm D Rex R Liberte J Rutkowsku I Hugoshsnaka E Rockstein R Summer J Walter Standing W Craft J Bucci K Jarvis N Welsh E Caldwell J VanScuver B Freymk A Mozelewskn R Forssell J Page P Murray M Espenschied J Mattal D Klemm Missing D Pfeiffer , 5 .rik Hy, X L,,,,,W ., , : . 1 . 5 . i . J - J - I - 1 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 , 5 . 5 . 1 - I . 5 . . : . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 7 - I - I . I . 1 . 1 . I . I - I - - ' QcQfD at In memory of our years spent In RIversIde Hugh School we the Class of I959 declare the followlng as our last wall and testament FIRST to our Alma Mater we leave our snncere thanks for grvnng us four wonderful and unforgettable hugh school years SECOND to our class advlsers Mrs Martln and Mr Ogden we leave our appreclatlon for thelr patlence and help so generously grven us dunng our four years In hlgh school THIRD to the faculty and admunlstratlon we leave many thanks for teachlng us ourA B Cs LAST but not least we the Class of 59 leave our Indlvndual bequests as follows RELDA BERGER leave my posrtlon as Class Treasurer to JOSEPH PALOMBI CAROL BISHOP leave my Intelllgence to PATRICIA REMMERS ELEANOR BLAUFUSS leave my soft spoken ways to ELIZABETH CONLEY and CAROLYN FOSTER BARBARA BROWN leave my wnndow frames to CONNIE SIDDALL NANCY BUCCHI leave my frequent absences from school to JAMES MILLER EVELYN CALDWELL leave my flnrtatlous ways to DORIS STOWE THERESA CATANZARITI leave my qulet ways to CHARLOTTE MORRILL GRACE CICALI leave my bug brown eyes to FLORENCE NANCY CONOVER leave my athletxc abtllty to ALICE FAGANS SANDRA CUGNITTI leave my cynlcal and funny re marks to CHRISTINE WELLS and GAIL BARTA THELMA DARE leave my love of hockey to PHYLISS HUBLER CHARLOTTE DE SANTO leave my petlteness to SANDE PORTER ALICE DEVLIN leave my muslcal abllrty to DOROTHY KIRBY EDITH DORISIO leave my red halr to my brother MICHAEL DORISIO PAT DUGAN leave my posltlon as class secretary to SUE DMOCHOWSKI JANETTE DYMKOWSKI leave my attractlve appearance to JANET BREHMER JEAN EBLE leave my roller skates to JOSEPHINE HOPPS and GEORGE ELLIS MARYANN ESPENCHIED leave my color guard pos: tlon to JANET KRAUS JEAN FARRELL leave my radratlng personalnty to LYNN FORD HELEN FAUNCE leave my malorette posltlon to JANET WINNER JUDY FINLEY leave my accordlon to GEORGE BOR RELLI JANICE FISHER leave my pleasant volce to PATRICIA KLEKOT BARBARA FREYNIK leave my frall frame to BAR BARA POTTS and BONNIE ADAMSON SANDE GAMBLE leave my danclng ablllty to ALICE ACHEY HELEN HARAN leave my nrce ways to JANET ASH TON ALBERTA GATTO leave my long legs to GERALDINE GRAB JOAN HOFFMAN leave my tendency toward sllm ness to MARGARET WAY JOAN KAKOWSKI leave my Iob on Scott Street to CATHERINE McNULTY SYLVIA KIDDER leave my cute personallty to JUDY DIANNE KLEMM leave my neat appearance to PAT DELANEY and YVONNE JOHNSON MARYANN KOTENY leave my nlce ways to AGNES LONG MARGE LEUSNER leave my qulet but efflclent ways to JEAN REED JOANNE MARINO leave my sewlng ablllty to DORIS ANDERSON BARBARA MARTINDELL leave my shorthand abllrty to BARBARA RYAN JUDY MATTAL leave my posltlon as head malorette to GAY TAYLOR JEANIE MEENAM leave my comlcal ways to CLAU DINESLATER ROSANNE MELINO leave my Ilbrary card to THERESA KLAK ELSIE MILLS leave some of my helght to TONY CA RACCI ARLENE MOSZELEWSKI leave my pretty long halr to MARILYN FICHTER PAT MURRAY leave my school splrlt to BONNIE HAMMELL THERESA OGOZALEK leave my natural blonde hanr to SANDRA STEINER JOY PAGE leave my hockey stlck to JANET WINNER 0 X v 4 f' 1 - H ,I Q I I I : . 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If I ' JOAN PFEIL leave my pretty blue eyes to SANDRA KEMBLE SUSAN PINE leave my mannerly ways to MELANIE KLESCH ANNA PIVORIUNAS leave my full skirts to RENA HUTCHINSON LOIS POSCH leave my fine clothes to JOANN De MARINO and CAROL PACEVICH MARGE REMMERS leave my friendliness to GINNY VERNER and BEVERLY PETRY DONNA REX leave my gewelry box to MARYANN NESGODA ALICE RICE leave my natural beauty to JUDY STOCK TON CONNIE RICHARDSON leave my sharp car to SYLVIA and MARY HARRIS CAROL RIDER leave my art abnllty to ALINE O BRIEN HENRIETTA ROBINSON leave my fine voice to the R H S chorus JANE RUTKOWSKI leave my make up krt to SHIR LEY TESTA TONI SARLO leave my popularlty to PEGGY CLAUSS MARYLOU SEEDS leave my 'ob at Faunces to FRAN POSCH IMORE ELIZABETH SMITH leave my long rude to school to JIM WARRINGTON JUDY SMOLDA leave my naturally curly halr to MAR GARET NOBEL MARYANN STURDIVANT leave my good eye to next year s basketball team SHIRLEY TYLER leave my membershnp nn Future Teach ers of Amerlca to SANDY PERKINS JUDY VAN SCIVER leave my deslre to become a Teacher to JANET BREHNIER AUDREY VOUGHT leave my part In the AFS Pro gram to LOIS WILLARD CAROL WALLISER leave my hot roddxng tactncs In Drnver Ed Class GERRY WALTERS leave my cute face to NANCY BISH ARLENE WELLS leave my nrce personality to ETHEL LIPINSKY NANCY WELSH leave my peaches and Cream Com plexlon to KATHY BROCK CATHERINE WILLIAMS leave my seat On the bus to ALBERT FERRI BONNIE WOJIECHOWSKI leave my sl'1OfT name to ALFREDA CIECHANOWICZ GAIL WOLFF leave my baton to the future malorettes DONNA YANKOWSKI leave my sparkling personality to BARBARA JANKOWSKI HELENE ZAMRIN leave my I Q to those who need ut DONALD ANDERSON leave my fondness of his tory to RONALD ROSSI ROBERT BECKER leave my pleasant hello to RAY VRANICH CYRIL BERKOWIRZ leave my posxtlon as center to NELSON HAWKINS JAMES BUCCI leave my guard slot on the football Team to RONALD MILLER MICHAEL CAMARDO leave my magic toe to LA MONT GRIFFIN GEORGE CARRUCI leave my football posltlon to JO SEPH SCHRULL DANTE CARUSO leave my last name to MICHAEL CARUSO PETE CHIACCIO leave my title as Mr Football to EDWARD WILLE WILLIAM CRAFT leave my all around athletnc abnllty to JACK BURK DAVE DALLMAN leave my hot car to SAM GAR RIGUES JAMES DECKER leave my seat In Mr Kudys home JOSEPH DENNELER leave my automobnle accndents behlnd JAMES DOVE leave my love of Trng to DAVID PLONE WILLIAM FAUNCE leave my crevv cut to DONALD MACCHIA WALT FAUVER leave my bug brown eyes to DONALD DARE RICHARD GROCKENBERGER leave my strange laugh to ROBERT COSTELLO DONALD HARTMAN leave my freckles to MIKE DORISIO CLIFFORD HECKMAN leave my terrlfnc speed to CRAIG WILKINS MELVIN HESS leave my curly haur to RUSSELL HUBBS ITSUYO HIGASHINAKA leave R H S a better under standung of my natlve JAPAN WILLIAM HOLZINGER leave my fabulous swnmmnng parties to CAROL HANDLEY JOSEPH JABLONSKI leave my frlendllness to EDWARD EVANS KURT JARVIS leave my curly hanr to JOSEPH SCA LETTA and DALE LUCAS HARRY JOHNSTONE leave my basketball posltnon to JOHN JOZEFOWSKI I ll I E o . Il I . . , . ' I, , . . '. I l I ll Il ' - l I I I ' ' ll ll I I I Il I . . ' If 1 I , Il I 11 ' 11 - I l1 1 I I ' I l l I l ' 11 11 Q a . . I I ' 1 ' U - l , I, , I I I I . , I1 r I I ' ' . ' n I, , ' . ' - LORETTA SLICKUS, leave my Pontiac to SHIRLEY FEN- room to my brother JOHN DECKER' I - . . . I, I 11 11 - , ' . . Il I II ll 1, 11 , . ' . ' I, , I ' . ' I, , I . ' ll 1 , - . . ' ' ' I1 1 I . . . ' Il I I 1 ' l, ' , . . . - OP. ' ' . I 1 ' - I, , l . ' ll 1 I - . ll l . . 1 I, , 46 6 EUGENE KARASZEWSKI leave my easy to spell name to SIGMUND KOBYLINSKI FRANK KIRCHNER leave my books to JOHN IMHOFF HARRY KLEIN leave my love of school to ALAN REINES and HOWARD KORTMAN RONALD KOWALSKI leave my favorlte red hat to wear on the bus to VILNIS KRASTINS NICHOLAS KRICKEN and THOMAS LA ROSA WALTER LINCOLN leave my good looks to GERRY POORE and AL CAESARONE WILLIAM LONG leave my publucuty durung football season to BARRY MOORE and ROBERT DONNELEY HENRY LYCZAK Iewve my bone crushing tackles to AL OROS ROBERT MATUSIAK leave my art abrllty to WILLIAM ANDERSON GEORGE MIRAGLIA leave Mass Wells happy NORMAN MORRISON leave hrs disagreements t MICHAEL DUCKWORTH FREDERICK NEUMAN leave my car to JOHN EIGEN BROOD and JACK FOSTER WE GEORGE and FRED PFEFFER leave our togetherness to everyone DALE PFEIFFER leave my dlstlnctlve laugh to ROBERT BIRDSALL JOSEPH PIVORIUNAS leave my henght to RICCO GONTESKI ROBERT POORE leave my sax to EDWARD MANKO VICH EDWARD ROCKSTEIN leave my hxgh test grades to LEE CRAMER GARY ROSMANDO leave my dog to SAM GAR RIGUES ROY ROSSI leave my art abultty to SIMON ARENAS DAVE SANDERLIN leave my blonde halr to RICHARD HEMMINGER and CHARLES HARKINS MARK SCATTERGOOD leave my clannet to JANET BAKELY ROBERT SCHENSKI leave my fondness for blondes to PAUL KONIECZKA ezuugse WILLIAM SCHNECK leave my last name to my brother JOHN SCHNECK WILLIAM SHOCK leave my smooth danclng abuluty to JAMES MILLER MICHAEL SEAMAN leave my hanr cut to GALVIN FISHER FRANCIS SELVA leave my sharp clothes to NICHO LAS BELGRASCH DALE SMILEY leave my speed to ART McGLOTTEN BERNARD SMITH leave my strange sense of humor to JOSEPH COPPEER JAMES STARKE leave my short walk to school to ROBERT ASH and THOMAS CHOROSIEWSKI ROBERT SUMMER leave my fabulous marks to JO SEPH MORGAL CHARLES THIELMAN leave my constant fun to HARRY URWILER FRANK TRAINO leave my report card to my brother MIKE TRAINO JOHN VILLINGER leave my srlence to JOHN SMITH and THOMAS MOZER JOSEPH WALTER leave my stubbornness to RONALD VILLARI JOHN WASNIEWSKI leave my heartbreaking ways to WILLIAM HULLINGS CHARLES WILSON leave my homeroom seat to my brother THOMAS WILSON ANSON WINKLER leave my blond vvavy halr to RAY MOND VILLARI GERALD WOODWARD leave my car to BETTY ROCK H LL JOSEPH ZAKREZEWSKI leave my corny pokes To JAMES ZUKOWSKI MICHAEL ZAPPACOSTA leave my posntuon on the basketball team to THOMAS LATTANZE CHARLES ZARELLI leave my professional football tac tncs to all R H S players forever WILLIAM ZOLL leave my muschlevous ways to LARRY ZOLL 61444460 FINALLY WE THE CLASS OF I959 LEAVE THE GLORIOUS NAME OF SENIORS TO THE CLASS OF T960 f I f I 11 11 , , I, , I, I I 'I I . .. I 11 11 A 1 1 . I, , - I, , ' ' , I, , - I - , , I, , , ' I . . . ' ' I, , , D ' 'I I 11 11 I, , C . I - . . ' I I, , , ' I ll ll . ' ' I, , - , ' - 11 - 11 , , O I, , I, , - I, , ' 1 f I, , I' I I1 1 . I 11 - 11 . I I ll I I ' . ' l I, , ' I, , , I1 1 ' I . 'I , 11 11 - . I, , ' I, , I' ' ' I, , I, , I' I I1 1 I ' I . . ' ' I, , .O 0 E 1' C4 ' v A 4. 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 U JSF 47 Uffdww President ,7 ,7, Frances Posch Vice President Bonnie Hammell Secretary Susan Dmochowski Treasurer Joseph Palombi de ag 7760 Wm 11:7 T7 O We have now climaxed our third year at R.l-l,S. and are anxiously awaiting our senior year, which we hope will be filled with as much activity and enthusiasm as we have already experienced. Early in the year we became the envy of all underclassmen as we proudly dis- played our newly acquired class rings. With a successful cake sale in December we proved to everyone that we were a talented group in the kitchens as well as the classroom. We had a lot of fun planning our dance, Down Memory Lane, where we played all our favorite old tunes and relived their memories. But we received our biggest thrill when top honors as the biggest and happiest event of the year were bestowed upon our Junior Prom, where we shared all the sparkle and fun ofthe evening with the seniors and underclassmen. Thanks to the guidance of our helpful class advisors, Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mr. Charles Kudy, this has been a year to remember! Kenneth Kortman, Uaaelaufwgd Left to right: Thomas La Rosa Josephine Hoppsp Alice Fagans: Bonnie Adamson Alfreda Ciechanowicap Rosemarie Cairone Ur. Erbefs HC-r-eroorv Frrs' row, el' lo 'JQJWT' P Claoss A. Aclw, C Boke- rnoler. K Brock J Aslflon G Barla, J. Brelwrnar R. Calronc-, A. Cleclwano.-.lcz N. Blslvop Second row: J. Balcley, A. Crain E. Conley. D Anderson R. Costello, L. Elvena, J. Copper, G. Conley. Tlwlrd row: C. Angiol- lila, G. Borrelll, L. Cramer, T. Clworosiewslci, A, Caracci, N. Bel- grasch. Fourth row: R. Ash, H. Casliclc, S. Arenas. R, Birdsall, A, Cesarone. cs Mrs. Wa5l'1ingTOn'5 Homeroom Fvrsr row, left to right: B, Jan- lcowskl, C. Handley, P. Hubler, B. Hamrnell, S. Kernble, D. Kirby L. Kemplsta, Y. Johnsen, J. King. Second row' S. Harris, C. l-lark lns, T. Horton, B. Bollings, P. lorlo, M. Harris. J. Hcpps. Thrrd row: P. Gacolan, J Imlvoff, D. Jusflce, R Hobbs R. Hemmings- J. Jack, C. Hunt. Fourth rc.-.: R. Kelclnel, L. Grrffrn, R. Kerckel. J. Jozefovvslc? N Hawklns J. Griffln. if li IK l U1 li -C 1 II 1 -I IQ' 'YH A -' 'li Q 'fr' K' . QL' 4, 3... so ay -o Mr Gleesons Horneroom sf r W left To right J rue Demarrno M Frc er A, Fagans, S, Drnoclnowskl L C. Gllorma C. Foster, Delaney, Second row: A. Ferri . ', . F's er, G. Gr , urr . Diamond, E. Evans fr row: M . Gleeson, Dorisio, R. Donnelly, L, Fendo S. Garrlgues, J. Depa. 555. Si. po v -r Mr. Lornbardl's Horneroom First row, left to right: S. Por ter, P. Remmers, B. Petry, S Perkins, B. Potts, F, Posch, C Marrill, D. Rex, M. Nobel. Sec ond row: J. Polino, B. Rockhill B. Ryan, C. Paceyich, A. O'Brien C. Pashley, M. Nesgoda, J. Opal Third row: T. Mozer, F. Perkins L. Rider, J. Palombi, E. Novell R. Rossi, D. Plone, C. Orfe Fourth row. G. Poore, P. Rider G. Myers, J. Rae, B. Orfe, Al Oros, A. Reines. Mr. Wells' Homeroom First row, left to rightx P. Moor- house, J. Kraus, E. Lipinsky, T. Klak, P. Klckot, F, MCCaslin, M. Klesclw, A. Long, A. McMullen. Secord row: P. Leleiko, P. Kon- ieczka, A. McGlottcn, S. Koby- linski, J. Morgal, K. Kortman, T. Latanze. Third row: J. Miller, A. Le Coney, B. Moore, T. La Rosa, D. Macchia, N. Kricken. Fourth row: Mr. Wells, E. Meade er, E. Mankavich, V. Krastins, D. Lucas. Nlr. Striv:kler's Horneroorn First row, left to right: S. Testa, L. Willard, V. Verner, C. Wells, G. Taylor, C. Siddall, C. Slater, J. Winner, D. Stow, S. Steiner, J. Stockton. Second rcw: D. Seimes, C. Wilkins, T. Wilson, J. Schrull, L. Zoll, R. Villari, J. Verrochio. Third row: H. Urwiler, R. Vranich, E. Wille, J. Warring- ton, K. Thornulka. Fourth row: Mr. Strickler, J. Zukowski. W. Strelnse, H. Stypinski, M. Traino. 654.44 Ojfzzew Bottom to top: President Y a ,,7, 7 Rosa Capparelli Vice-President ,,,,, 7 Matthew Antuzzi Secretary Patricia Caldwell Treasurer s as John Vituscka I The Class of l96l started the year's activities with two very successful money-making projects. They held a cake sale in October and sold pennants and decals during football season. Besides working diligently to increase their treasury, they provided everyone with an enioyable evening at the Sophomore Dance, which they sponsored later in the year. With the help of their advisors, Miss Helen Levan- duski and Mr. Richard Strickler, the Class of 'ol is looking forward to its third year of high school which will have in store as many good times and memories as did its Sophomore year. ag 7967 pmnaam and Decade. fiznqowe? Left to right: John Breuer Robert Buehler Warren Bissig Timothy Carroll Sandy Graham Kathie Harlow Mr. Richard Strickler -.9 C, f T - wx X' Mr. Wilsey's Homeroom First row, left to right: C. East burn, E. Frazer, P, Dietz, P Dutka, E. Davenport, L. Darren R. Catan, B. Dahlman, J. Deck er. Second row: J. Domenus, D Duckworth, D. Dubell, F. Fabritis B. Clark, J. Freedman, R. Gan gemi, C. Don. Third row: E Fynan, G, Dippold, J. Doxey, B Denning, L. Gangone, F. Con over, W. Fuhs. Fourth row: G Dae, J. Eippolite, G. Freck, A Clark, R. Gamble, J. Fenimore J. Eble, Mr, Wilsey. Mmm QQ' 1 Miss Kumlns' Hcnteroont First row, left to right: R. Cape parelli, J. Canducci, B. Beard, H. Brennon, P. Caldwell, L- Alexander B. Beaty, B. Bcndell, B. Bauers, J. Barry. Second rcw: K. Acton, C. Brozis, C. Austin, W. Bissig, G. Carroll, H. Bates, E. Cain. Third row: W. ACl6I'ttSt N. Blasik, S. Bozarth, B, Buehler, E. Anderson, Nl, Antuzzi. Fourth row: Miss Kumins, G. Bauder, C. Andrus, J. Bruer, J. Farley, E. Bucchi. Mr. Messec's Homeroorn First row, left to right: A. Holl- ings, P, Leader, P. Johnson, S. Graham, S. Hunt, C. Graham, C. Harlow, J. Harding. Second row: G. Gilbert, J. Haines, Nl. Hud- son, R. Hendricks, L. Hendricks, N. Hamlin, R, Haines, H. Kalu- kiokalani Third row: J Horan, R Hartman, W. James, B Gcrv don, J Hutchinson, Mr Messic. Fourth row' P. Johnson, J. Gil- bert, R. Heaton, T. Dickinson L Homes B James D. Heller. V55 Ywcisirfs Howerooin Frs' row, 'ett 'C vgnt: L Kaw- 'S C-caian '.' '41 'N ado 'J 'Ca-oas, A ffoze' C '.'iar's P. Lawb, P. Menana J '.':tthe.-.5 N MaefJer. C. Kcniezzka. Sefcfd ':.'.: J. Ryan J Nic-nqn V. 'fanstea A. Lowa 3. Af5ZJV, C. Ltndiey, C. Vavazzo C. Leh- V'SEV', M. McAiee', Th ro few: H. 'JY ef, A. May J. Kakofrski H. 'fixCn. J. Mavis, F. MtJ'Qr, R Karrnade Fowth row: 'NSS Yur- cisin, J. Keene, W. Lipka, L. Newton, C, M:He'tre,f, J. Mon- gen, G. Lord, K. LaCaiarnite. ll I 55. an I Mr, STockTon's Homeroorn First row, Lett to right: L. Stuart A. Whitehead, J. Stites, G. Tay Jo', S. ZOIJ, J. v'.'iiiiart's, B, Tie mam. C. StlkeJ, G. Tottei, K. Wide, J. Wafer. Second row: 'A Toner, F. WoJte, F. Winlmei- soecht, D. tNi'kirs S. Winkei. specnt, J. WaJzacJf, C. Thomp. son, L. Stilts. Third rowg W, Wood. P. Diamond, J. Viiltnger, D. Thonna, V. Ped tto, W. Sting- er, J. Vitoski, S. Woodward, Fodrth row: Dr. Stockton, J. Stelhvag, B, Winner, D. Urner, F. Van Ness, V. Vranich. Mr. Worthington's Horneroom First row, Left to right: C. Roe, M. Sheppard, J. Pfetfer, C. Smith, F. Seifert, D, Peacock, M. Provenzano, F. Pivorunnas, B. Stunswick. Second low: S. Sliker, N. Robertson, J. Parsons, L. Sadler, D. Salkowski, S. Schiele, M. Settle, W, Slaighter. Third row: J. Nixon, B, Raber, B. Pis- cieida, P. Sauricki, L, Seiter, A, Provenzano, R. Stebbins, W. Reuter. Fourth row: Mr. Worth- ington, J. Scatt, F. Schmidt, H. Steiiwag, J. Raveili, B. Siber. WNY 'Ill' 6la440jfekeu President Judy Buzard Vice-President Patricia Zolnoski Secretary Dorothy Polito Treasurer Henrietta Wasneski 4,419 2 At first a little strange and shy, the Freshmen soon became acquainted with R.H.S. and the upperclassmen. Before long they became active members of all the clubs and sports in the high school and could be seen in attendance at all the dances held by the other classes. The big social event of the year for the class of '62 was the Freshman Party held in the spring where everyone had a wonderful time. The advisors for the class of 1962 are Miss Kathleen Ewen and Dr. Richard Stockton. Je geaf7 Mr. Frambes' Homeroom lst row, left to right: C. Ben nett, E. Ash, S. Bart, M. Cattell R. Ballott, M. Carrigan, C. Cin alli, L. Beck, J. Buzardg 2nd row F. Brock, J. Atkinson, T. Chap- man, J. Carruthers, J. Bishop R. Buckly, V. Barton, D. Apple ton, 3rd row: P. Brandolini, J Blach, C. Berger, E. Caspariti, W. Bentcliff, J. Norwichi, L Bersheim, 4th row: J. Antholt J. Barboni, Mr. Frambes, R Brehmer, A. Bonamassa. Y Mr. Dixey's Homeroom First row, left to right: B. Hoey A. Haran, S. Johnsen, J. Johnsen, K. Hoey, L. Hindsley, F, Hud son, C. Grant, F, Grob, D O'Neill, J. Hager. Second row G. Gilbert, L. Jacobsen, K Haines, S. Gilmore, J. Grzecz- kovvski, H. Grabowski, H. Grav- lich, B. Hopps, B. Huston, M Griffith. Third row: T, Jacoby A. Gonteslci, W. Hoffman, A Haley, Mr. Dixey, R. Hawkins R. Johns, R. Jennings, W, Hultz 1 1 ft 5.02 i Mr. Fynan's Horne'oorn First row, left to right: F. Cran- mer, M, Angelini, M. McMul- len, R. Cales, K. Doxsey, N. Cun- ningham, S. George, K. Freclc, M. De Santo, P. Dare. Secord row: R. Crabtree, D, Fields, B, Edwards, L. Eberly, C. Crowther, J. Foster. C, Gerkins, B. Flynn. Third row: L. Cotton, C. Cox. J. Davies, W. Friclc, R. Edmund- son, J. Fox, M. Conner. Fourth row: E. Cox, W. Freeman, Mr. Fynan, R. Edge, J, DiVietro. 'I 5:5 Haiti . ii Miss Pa enstecher's Homeroom 9 First row, left to right: L. Le- Coney, S. Kelly, M. LeConey, L. McGlotten, E. Jozefowski, C. Lewis, C. Kacy, L. Kaluhiokalani, R. Kobylinski, R. Mclntyre, D. May. Second row: D, Jones, W. Kemble, H. McKeown, Miss Pagenstecher, J. Loring, T. Kort- rnan, E. Kohl, J. McKeen. Third row: R. LeConey, A. Latwinas, W. Kittel, F. McFadden, F. Loud- erback, J. McAleer. Mr. France's Homeroom First row, left to right: C. Millar, K. Pancoast, B. Miller, M. Mon- gon, E. Mixon, G. Mosher, J. Niski, C. Murphy, N. Pierson. Second row: L. Milano, T. Mini- tri, F. Nociti, R. Prisco, B. Mitchell, R. Pfau, W. Nesbitt, F. Mosley, R. Parker. Third row: G. Osgood, S. Merchant, R. Mul- Ions, J. Miller, C. Newton, A. Newton, G. Middleton, R. Pala- schalc. Fourth row: E. Pashley, P. Melvin, Mr. France. Mrs. Williams' Homeroom First row, left to right: J. Zuber, B. Styles, E. Vennell, H. Stinger, H. Supple, N. Theurer, T. Vathis, P. Towey, D. Walter, C. Streaker, Second row: T. Stoltz, B. Tursi, C. Wolbert, N. Sutton, J. Stell- wag, N. Tusing, H. Wasneski, F. Snyder. Third row: E. Stocklein, A. Walk, R. Thomas, J. Williams, D. Scaletta, R. Yansick, R. Smith, P. Zolnoslci. Fourth row: Mrs. Williams, D. Wilson, J. Woolam, J. Woltman, V. Zerino, J. Van Sciver. ig '95 O Xt Mr. DeMarchi's Homeroom First row, left to right: N. Rob- erts, B. Plone, D. Rider, C. Bider, H. Rannu, J. Prisco, I. Posch, M, Reed. Second row: A. Posch, M. Radtke, B. Riccio, L. Rockhill, D. Posch, A. Posch. Third row: H. Scott, R. Russ, P. Shaw, L. Seaman, W. Rossi, P. Silber, S. Reinke. Fourth row: D. Reuter, M. Shannon, H. Sal- kowski, T. Short, J. Revill. Fifth row: W. Ridgvvay, Mr, DeMarchi, E, Robertson. 11 if Swan: Standing, left to right: D. Stowe, J. Haines, D, Yankowski, M. Antuzzi, W. Lincoln, B. Hammell, D. Caruso, L. Beck, J. Doxsey, Mr. Wilsey, P. Dugan, G. Gilbert, C. Heckman. Seated, left to right: M. Remmers, B. Beard, B. Steinsuck, C. Lindley, P. Hubler, D. Fields, A. Vought. Second row: S. Dmochowski, D. Anderson, F. Posch, M. Klesch, B. Potts, P. Klekot, L. Willard. Third row: J. Van Sciver, R. Puscal. First row, left to right: C. Morril, A. Rice, S. Porter, S. Perkins M. Fichter J. VanSciver S. Kidder, L. Willard, Mr. D. Frambes. Second row: J. Polino H. Durr J. Foster C. Fisher M. Scattergood, D. Macchia, R. Summers, D. Plone. Third row: K. Thomulka, F. Traino, A. Ferri W. Lincoln, J. Kirk, J. O'Donnell, J. Starke. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Secretary , , Lois Willard President ...., . Cliff Heckmen Treasurer .... Barbara Potts 011494045 OFFICERS David Plone Jim Kirk Robert Summer . I yi vu. SENIOR COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Left to right: Joy Page, Alice Rice, Carol Rider, Joan Pteil Toni Sarlo '-. I . J .f Qxtafze gawzua -leadma of f40t61tC4 OFFICERS Henrietta Robinson Elsie Mills Doris Stow Betty Conley H Saeed! 70o'z46ow First row, left to right: M, Seeds: L. Poschg A. Sarlop M. Remmersg J. Kakowskig J. Pfeilg J. Dymkowslcig Mr. Paul. Second row: C. Rider, G. Wolfeg J. Fishery A. Wellsg C, Riderg B. Ricciog M. Reedp L. Rockhill. Third row: B. Jankowskig B. Petryg C. Handlyp S, Perkinsg J. Ebleg B. Freyniclcy M. Parkerg S. Cugnitti. Fourth row: S. Portorp P. Claussg L. Kempistap R. Bergerp T. Catang J. Hoffrnang H. Harang A. Gatto. Fifth row: J. Hoppsg J. Pagep A. Rice: B. Rockhillg C. Harlcinsg M. Espen- shiedg B. Adamsong K. Brock. i First row, left to right: F. McCasling T. Snyderp S, Bart, Second row: A. Poschg P. Dareg K. Freclc Mrs. Williams. Third row: M. Sturclivantg A, Wellsg G, Cicali, Fourth row: A. Walk: C Wolbertg J. Carruthers. 59 E537 Editor-in-Chief Joseph Walter Assistant Editors Dante Caruso Donna Yankowski Art Editor Carol Rider fn tn-'If Sitting: E, Lipinskig N. Bishopg H. Zamring D. Carusog J. Walterg D. Yankowskip A, Voughtp C Rider. Standing: J. Wasnieskip M. Remmersp J. Winnerg G. Taylorg N. Welshg A. O'Briam P. Mur . . , F, if t Sitting: J. Marinog L. Slickusg F. Poschg M. Kleschg T. Sarlog J. Pfielg D. Klemmg S. Testa. Standing: N. Conover: J. Pageg H. Johnstone: P. Dugang F. Selva: D. Pfeifferg M. Leusnerf R. Bergerg J. Hoffman: J. Farrell. Business Manager Dale Pfeiffer 321 Mg. ,.,-'j.'I Photography Editors Harry Johnstone Nancy Conover Chief Typist Joan Pfiel ray x --.Q Editor Helene Zamrin Assistant Editor Relda Berger stair First row, left to right: D. Klemmg S. Gambleg P. Claussg F. Poschp J. Dymlcovvskig C. Riderg D. Yankowskr H. Zamring R. Bergerg Mr. Erber. Second row: S. Porterf K. Hoeyg S. Johnsong C. Morrillg M Fichter J. Brehmerg J. Goehringerp B. Ryang K. Pancoastg M. Remmers. Third row: S. Testag L. Willardp C Harkms l. Higashinkag R. Summerp J. Palombig J. Winnerg P. Remmers. First row, left to right: J, Stocktong B. Hammellg M. Kleschg P. Klekotg F. Poschg H. Faunceg H, Zamring G. Wolffp J. Dymkowskig Mr. Wells. Second row: P, Dugang J. Fisherg P. Hublerg J. Meenang J. Kakowskig S. Gambleg R. Bergerp N. Welshg B. Frazierp P. Clauss. Third row: B. Ryang K. Pancoastg I. Higashinkag E. Mankovichg J. Farrellp S. Donochowskig D. Klemm. A B f Tf.!i53'ff'-f .V insuhsd' Co-editors Pat Dugan Jean Farrell Feature Editor Relda Berger Helen Faunce Art Editor Helene Zamrin Head Typist Audie Tissot 62 du. 'i ,aa-, ly, W . XX nf 5 First row, left to right: H. Zamring Mr. Saum. Second row: L. Dorong B. Adamsg A. Devling M. Espenshied J. Smoldap J. Krauss. Third row: J. Mattallg G. Taylorp J. Winnerg G. Wolfeg H. Fauncep M. Sfurdivant. Fourrh row: D. Kirbyg N. Conoverp D. Hellerg R. Capparellig N. Welshg A. Tissotg A. Rice: B. Ricciog F Rockhiilg S. Kidder. Sixth row: C. Bishop- E. Mankovichg B. Poore- C. Mairazzog B. Steinsiech- M. Maratea J. Bakeley. Seventh row: B. Denningg F. Schmidfg B. Hartmang G. Pooreg D. Sanderlin. 1 in-4-4 i ' L .... ff, X 'lx Conover. Fifth row: B. Kuhlg J. Gabrielg G. Dippoldg B. Mooreg N. Sutfony A. Fagansg B. Jankowskig B. ff 'if X C K V K K vvqv f 'HY A Zend V C of? Head Maloreffe HELENE ZAMRIN y Left to right: A. Devlin B. Adams L. Doron J. Smolda M. Espenschied J. Kraus 1 Captain Alice Devlin dl 'Wann 5' .Q .4-.. 4-ij: 5 fl A af . 51 .i . H h y '. 'A M '9 51', 'J' 0 1 G 'rn J . . af 35, 74: Um ' Judy Mattel Left To righfz H. Faunce G. Taylor J. Winner M. Sfurdivanf J. Maiial G. Wolff '1 Q Firsf row, left To right S. Kidderg J. Marinog H. Robinsong E. Mills: M. Siowellp Miss Eweng E, Caldwell: K. Williamsg R. Mclntyreg T. Darep D. Rexg A. Mozelewski. Second row: B. Conleyg J. Bakelyg N. Ciersong B, A. Colesg R. Caparallig J, Buzardg J. Finleyg F. Gacurang A. Voughtg C. Hubbsg B. Boneilg J, Ma11aIgJ. Johnson. Third row. R. Summerg J. Kirk, I, Higashinaka, M. Connery M. Mongong C. Bishopg H. Brennang W, Kitielg K. Jarvisp T. Chapman. R. Summer C. Bishop H. Robinson J, Kirk Zend First row, left to right: M. Le Coneyy N. Cunningham, C, Harkinsg R. Poore, E. Monkevichg A, Devlin. Second row, R. Mclmyreg R. Caparallig D. Hellerg D. Sander- ling T, Chapmanp F. Schmidtg J. Pooreg G. Dippoldg B. Mooreg J. Gabrielg Mr. Saum, M-1 an-. 1 First row, left to right: E. Blaufussg M. Leusnerp T. Dareg M. Fichlerp L. Willard. T Catan. Second row: Mrs. Mariing A. Fagansy G. Grabp B. Marlindellg J. Fishery C Walliserg J. Marinop B. P01755 J. Sfocktong L. Kernpisfap C. Pacevichg N, Welsh Fourlh row: H. Horang C. DeSanTog H. Zamring S, Gambleg J. Kakowskij J. Pleilg F. Gacufang J, Manalg D. Klemmg J. Dymkowskig E. Dorisio. '54 ' First row: S. Kellyg N. Theurer- C. Morrillg L, Fordg A. Poschg I Poschg D. Rex. Mr. W. Wells. Second row: B. Beardp H. Bren- 1 many N. Hamlin: S. Graharng C. Crowfherg J. Fosrerp M. McMul- lenp B. Flynn. Third row: J. Ryang D, Sfoweg B. Ploneg C. Gerkensf H. Rannup E. Nixon' R. Thomas: K. Jarvis. 1 R- Smithg J. Scaletfig Mr. Graham K. Kortmang S. Merchant, J Williamsg J. Mclieeng A. Reines C. Wolbertg J. Keaneg C. Orfe B. Adarnsg F. Traino. the Kneeling, G. Pfeffer. First row: T. Sarlog S. Porterg G. Taylorg F. Pfefferg G. Berkowitz, Second row: M. Remmersg R. Gonteslcig J. Winnerg F. Poschp J. Walter. Third row. J. Marinoy A. Moze- lewslcig B, Hammelg J. Zutkowskig J. Nugget. Fourth row: N. Conoverg T. Dare: S. Huntp R. Pooreg P. Johnstong Fifth row: J. Meenang J, Pfeilg P, Dugang B. Donnelly. Sixth row: P. Hublerg S. Perkin. Seventh row: D. Yankowskip P, Klekotg J. Palombi, C. Pacevich. Eighth row: P. Claussg P. Murray, L. Poschg D. Darep N. Welsh. Ninth row: J. Keaneg B. Hullingsg P. Chiaccio. Tenth row: W. Jamesg D. Winnerg A. Orosg J. Hutchinsong R. Hem- minger. Chief William Craft t I First row: D. Yanlcowskig N. Conoverg H. Zamrin. Second row: J. Waltcrg P. Klekotg E. Doriso. Third row: J. Palombig S. Per- kinsg J. Farrell. Fourth row: D, Ploneg D. Srnileyg J. Dymkovvslcig J. Marino. Fifth row: B. Longg P. Dugang M. Espenchied. Sixth row: A. Tissotg P. Murrayg N. Welsh. Seventh row: G. Pfeifferg D. Pfeifferg B. Craft. Eighth row. H. Johnstoneg J. Wasnieskig F. Pfeffer. it E gl J Captain Harry Johnstone 2 'l'1 5 5'fag fi My :fm , an , ,E K 'T :+nw.r-uma if A .v 'v r u I.. 'I Q Ll WWW!!-'W' iv 3 0-If W? H1 'Q ' , fur, ,i , . 1 ,V Q ,,,., ' . LA Q s, .. V, K- ' f .V 0 f f r ' ' A f fl at 'EL' 'P Q as Y xi ' 'iff' '4' 'Q ff if 4 Q nf 3 x' ., I 141: land? First row, left to right, seated L, Coxg J. Carruthersg C. Mar- risy D. Earlp D. Tusingg M. Con nor. Second row: P. Dutkop J Nlckumg C. Clnallig W. Fuhs. Third row: R. Hendricksg N Snowy B. Beatty. Fourth row S. Schieleg P. Caldvvellg M. Set tleg S. Hunt. Standing: Miss Peg enstecherg S. Reinkep D. Scaletta P. Zolnosklp H. Wasnievvslcig R Kuczynskig V. Muellerg R. Jose fowslcip F, Pivoriunasg P. Towey R., I ur 0-194441: Seated, left to right: R. Vallari C. Fisherg D. Ploneg T. Horton: B. Costellop J. Polino. Standing K. Thomulka: J. Jozefowskig J Polumbig P. loriog C. Angiollilo F. Perkinsp Dr. R. Stoctonp J Fosterg L. Cramerg D. Macchiag B. Birdsall. Au 344464 First row, left to right: D, Kirbyp W. Westp A. Pivorunias. Second row: M. Parkerg R. Caironeg A. Ciechanowiczp Miss Pagenstech- er. Third row: C. Siddelg V. Ver- nerg E. Roclchillg J. De Marino. Fourth tow: G. Woodwardg A Acheyy J. Ashton. Fifth row: G. Bartap C, Foster. I JE RS BOYS A Wdlldk 6114 First row, left to right: A. Oros, H. Lyczak, B. Donnelly, W. Craft, B. Smith, J. Kirk, C. Thielman. Second row: J. Burk, P. Chiac- cio, H. Johnstone, J. Wasniewski, M. Camardo, C. Hackman, E. Rockstein, Mr. Cancellari. Second row: B. Moore, W. Long, R. Leberte, D. Pfeiffer, J. Joblonski, C. Berkowitz, G. Carucci, J. Bucci, J. Jack. Third row: P. Konieszki, A. McGlotten, A. Car- rucci, D. Dare, M. Zappacosta, R. Villari, E, wine. First row, left to right: Miss S. Engel N. Conover, T. Dare M. Sturdivant. Second row: L. Posch, J Meenan, C. Bishop, 4 'Z 4 6 6 7 M, Remmers, J. Pfeil J. Page. Left fo right: M. Koteny, A. Ferri, A. Horan, K. Gerhardt, M. l Mongon, C. Lindley, L. Kalu- hiokalani, G, Grab, G. Walters, C. Harlow, Miss Gleeson, M. Sturdivant. .ldhwuf 7l ' - - , 4 :gm Miki iw fwwzxw M Vmwk :J ' SYIEISB' f Y-9 QFVYZW. 'BW Pi WWW! W 'JDK sm hr Www fm W -1.-5, my fr 5053, A wig . V ,Mfwm , ,wg . p -1- .. ir, 1 K i E han Ml an-nu W 2 u - x i - . . I E ,'f . 2? H , VI .A ' M 4. 'x Q42 3 ag i 1 -21 ,By V, V , 9 -I' X 5 Q 7 , fe yi 2 QW? 2 . v f nfs, ' Q ? 'f F . -2 E J f 'ff 1 N? ' 1-1- .-,. .. qi, . N. 2? Q I g I ' N. ig YL! Y ... ,, '!g4' iris ' v G X6 q G ELI 5- I , ' M ,,,n,. 4, ,-fe' 3 I. .IM I 0 nj Xl 1 N. -cf!! VZZQG mm ZtnazedSmze4 70466z'o9et4 :heap Cents 0 W 'Mena 5441! Abroad Za66to9et4a dff4664fBfd,' aalqfien dawepeacef -J 31 gag an fafbaa ffadzeq W' Jf, TJ J 1 ? ,gil K - . f' I Ch Www First row, left io right: A. O'Brien, B. Plone, J. Buzzard, B. Summer, A. Vought, Miss Wells, I. Higash- I inaka, J. Wilter, G. Borelli, C. Rider. Second row: B. Ryan, S. Testa, P. Hubler, B. Siyles, K. Hoey, A. V Horan, G. Wolff, J. VanSciver, C. Lehman, J. Doxsey. Third row: F. Posch, P. Klekot, J, Atkinson, C. Rider, , S. Arenas, K. Doxsey, B. Gamble, J. Nickum, B. Riccio. ' ' 7 j Wkudgazfll Q I :QT . 1' , Xl X W W ,TX ,QQ 3 U s rival, .oo EQ V ', l' V cj ' P 'fi ' fan fam az!! RSX Q 56 I . , . K . . W,-,,,,,-,, A W W' , f X many . X , f :f as. wwf 944 3 'llflx lg, l Y - K ff , First row, left to right: C. Bishop, L. Willard, M. Remmers, D. Plone, M. Toner, D, Walter, S. Johnsen J, J h , R. Y ' k, C. H dl . S d : S. Perki s, K. Pancoasi, J, Prisco, C. Millar, M. Mongon S. Fcclnlfmtialie, S. Zhhfinger, STnKi3lder,eC?nHaTkl,hls, B. Han:mell. Third row: J. Kirk, H. Faunce, J. Marino, WELCOME ALL PEODI-ES R. Capparelli, L. Anderson, T. Dare, K. Harlow, S. Dmochowski, J. Canducci. OF THE EARTH I I nw, KX li hull ,f ilk '17 yy? gl, Xjfx J. T X 34464 Sale Clie 5 46 ef ' They opened The season aT The HammonTon Tield, Soon To make Those Blue Devils yield, The end of The game broughT The Rams Tame WiTh a 24 To zero game. Now To home The Rams would go To give Their fans a brillianT show. The PleasanTville Team really ToughT, BuT The Rams marched on 26 To naughT. The Rams were now Tull of TighT, As GloucesTer came in on a Friday nighT. The Rams ToughT real hard, and looked real neaT, And gave ThaT Team a 26 To noThing defeaT. The nexT home game came on a day When TriTon Regional we did play. Their Team was new and noT enough, As The Rams proved To be Too Tough TrlTon ThaT day couldn T score BuT The Rams goT 41 more GEORGE CARUCCI AnoTher home game To be played aT nighT Found our old rivals ready To TnghT Palmyra was ready ready To kill BuT could noT denT ThaT Riverside will The Pals were sad as The Rams eleven BeaT Those guys by 27 Now IT was BordenTown s Turn To come in They ThoughT They knew The way To win Our line was sTrong our backs were fast We Took ThaT game lusT like The lasT The Rams had won AO To O Pleasing The fans wiTh Their brill1anT show PETE CHIACCIO CYRIL RKOWITZ DALE PFEIFFER CHARLES ZARRELLI BERNIE SMITH CHARLES THIELMAN 80 JOSEPH JABLONSKI Wwe .Sa Now on the road the Rams would go, This time to face a mighty foe. We thought they were a bunch of hicks, But at half-time we were dovvn six They started the second half looking keen, And built their score 'til they had thirteen. The Rams passed and beat the Holly eleven, By a final score of I3 to 27 The season's end was drawing near, The Burls' were next, a team to fear. After three quarters the score was tie, But Riverside's spirit did not die. For the Burls' the end wasn't so funny, Because they had 6 and the Rams had 20. foes. winning. Cl'OWl'T best a round RoN LEBERTE Thanksgiving Day brought the season's close And the Florence Flashes were the last of our The Rams took the lead from the very be- JAMES ginnmg, DECKER And for the rest of the game continued The final gun brought Florence their fate, Because they had nothing to the Rams' 28. On the offense we were second best VIQEQQM But on defense we outclassed the rest For the Group ll championship vve received the Novv we can proclaim the Rams champs the Wwe 79165501 .5 1959 WILLIAM LONG HENRY LYCZAK CLIFFORD JAMES HECKMAN BUCCI MIKE AMARDO P. CLAUSS 0505 70026 P. MURRAY P. KLEKOT Captain X 82 C. RIDER LAW 4521 qw I D. YANKOWSK: J. PAGE Captain M. REMMERS WILLARD .,x M. qw 6 0 ,L 6 First row, left to right: J. Page, M. Sturdivantg J, Pteil, M. Remmers, N. Conover, T. Dare, P, Hubler. WM Second row: Miss S, Engel, L. Posch, J, Meeman, C. Bishop, D. Yankovvski. This year as in previous years the girls' hockey team of R.l-LS., under the guid- ance of Miss Engle, worked hard to improve their skills. The girls reported for daily practices and did their best as they competed against Mt. Holly, Palmyra, and Pemberton. Although this was not a winning season, the experience developed through these games will help future teams. All in all, it was a lot of fun! x 'GA N 'K X xl Q. -f First row, left to right: S. Porter, K. Harlow, D. Stow, M. Karmade, J. Opal, L. Willard, P. Remmers Q S. Testa. Second row: A, O'Brien, N. Welsh, D. Klemm, A. Fagans, F. Posch, L. Ford, J, Winner, L WWYJW Fichter, G. Taylor, Miss Shirley Engel. X S 5 gi, v ui L..,c: -a . - - i in . gui'-ff 'ff g1'g.. ,..f3'Q ' 'Q -'az -4 , -1374! ' 'ff f' T'- . -Q, -ilk., . fijr-fy'-1--:1?Mf'-'if-eff:-'f. -wr - ' -14. '- - . :NJA .,,4 4 ,git ltr.-ff nf 'n1.fft1!.f.fs.ff:Y't f:?f 1IE.?Fx'.L loqwixffi, F' -oy A 151'-'1'af'f'f 'i'f-In '12':ff.-it 13:-:-1 .'f':+2-T Ig- '-q.'Q3.. ,- in yn, fwfr .-.f,z:f,n.: V ZfZ'f.', ':I'- , f7.f,2'.717-Qfffgb. nh'-f.f'H ff9g f5'?.'-9.'- W i ' ' 1 ,., ' v'- '-1 :f':lv2f3Q iii?-' .. .:rm4'i22i::f - ' a 1 w i J,-'-'11i.1:2l1?'bT?-. wi? 7Zew Howe? II ' Firsr row, Iefi to right: Anthony Caracci, Jack Burk, William Craft, Ccrfiapiain, Harry Johnstone, CoA Captain, Bernard Smith. Second row: Mr. Lehman, Michael Zappacosta, Mike Camardo, John Jozefowski, Charles Thieiman, Ray Vranich, Don Macchia, Joseph Jack, Kenne1h Konman, manager, Joseph Copper, manager. ffiq The Riverside Rams ended their glorious T959 basketball season in a blaze of brilliance Having won twenty five consecutive games they arrived undefeated at the apex the NJSIAA basketball tourna ment final with North Arlington in Princetons Dillion gymnasium Undaunted the rampaging Rams displayed the basketball wizardry which had earned them the reputation of one of the best physically fit teams in the state. Truly basketball history was made as Riverside copped the Group ll State Championship. With their amazing record to back them up and speak for them the Rams lived up to their reputation, They were a credit to coach Charles Lehman and Riverside High School as they exhibited the sportsmanship and teamwork which had resulted in an undefeated season. The combination of an air tight defense, a stellar offense, the tactical guidance of Coach Lehman, and the determination and stamina equal to professional players enabled the Rams to achieve their goal, the State Championship. Without a doubt, the Rams are a team of which we can be proud. They have made a lasting impression in Riverside High School and the state. 86 Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Rive side Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside SEASON RECORD O N J S D Burlington Bordentown Hightstown Nl llville Pemberton Pennington Palmyra Florence Steinert Allentown Hightstown Bordentown N J S D Pemberton Pennington Burlington Allentown Palmyra Florence TOURNAMENT RECORD 93 64 841 81 641 Pitman Salem , Gloucester Matawan North Arlington 5 X 3 ,,,, ,J Y 9 ff' 1 . ,,,. 5 .liz , , , ' 5 Jf. - x L , f 1 3 1 it y Q , xv s' Q, P, E -nv-uns-ng -l Y 3 4 gear Q Q 5 af. A -K Q x 1 W L ff w 4 , W 'Y 13 1 I 3 , 5 Q X E S T t 1,: 1 Q K 'Y 'f 3. 4 -E565 '19 1? H Ya A s 6 W -Q 4 ...A e'E?f'? 2f5 :' ,Q fif' 9 'eb I'-I in ' mwwm wade f Mx gt 1 s,,q 9 ..., af L, 'iff CE Q' '-T-f'Uvi3 gee Lf?Gw 25? 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Parker OZWG3 Pendal eu Pfell and Family er rs Alrce Pfell and Mrs J en rs Florence Pfau and Mrs Louus Pfau and Mrs J A PrpprH' r J Puvorrunas rs Anna Prvorlunas and Mrs B J one Dave Plone Mr and Famlly Mr and Mr and Mr and rs W Plowan and Mrs J Plunke'H' rs Poore Sr rs Poore Jr Caiharme Posch Alrce Posch Mr and Mrs F R Posch Mass Beflyann Posch Lorrella Kempusia John E Kenney Mrs Marne C Krrchner Mr and Mrs Harry F Krrchner Mr and Mrs Ted Kirchner John and Sus Kuesslmg Ted KleesaH'el Edna Kleesa'Hel Mr and Mrs Wm Klesch Sandy and Rickey Koslrub and Mrs Joseph Knasl Sr Louls T Knlese and Mrs Jules Kornberger and Mrs Ben Kozlan Charles Kudy M and Mrs Olm Messec Mr and Mrs Mary Millar Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs and Family Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs S E Merchanr Sranley Mulewskl G F u er H Muller C Muller G Muller Jr Francrs Mlfsch P Mongullo John E Mongon Howard J Nlckson Mrs Tess Nrxson Mr John Noble Mr and Mrs Wllllam Nolle Mr and Mrs J Posch Dorhe PoHs d Eleanor Power Mrs Wulluam Prem Mrs A Provenzano Harry an O6 an an an dh an an an an an an Famuly Mrs W Mr and Ger+ rs rs rs rs rs rs rs Provenzano James Queenan Raphael Rea e Reed Reed Rendfrey Rrcherdson an Rlcherdson Mrs O E Ringer ' ' ' ' - ' L h . 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Af+ernoon I Io 4 Roller Slcafe for HeaI+I1 TI'1e Sfandard of OuaI+y for O er Thrfy Years MILLSIDE FARMS us emo RIVERSIDE N J Vlsll' Our Modern Dairy HOIDarl' I0046 al' KT PARAMOUNT DRUG kj Prescrlphons 46 ScoH' SI'ree+ Rl erscle N J JACK SANDMAN Manager FREDK E REIN INC Professional Insurance Service I43 Briclgeboro Slreef Riverside New Jersey HObarI I 0I3I 0I4I Complimenls of JOSEPH F CLAUSS TOOLS D ES MACHINES SI' M Imel Dru e Rverscle N Phone HObar+ I3833 W' 'E II. NBER tu if J S COLLINS 8: SON Hardware Lumber and Paln'I's PAVILION AVENUE RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY Compllmenls of PENN JERSEY AUTO SUPPLY ScoH S+ree+ RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY i .L . v i qv QI I . . J . . . . . B 'v i , . . I . . , . - I - . i ' 'v i i , . J. .Q , . Q 'Q ' I '-L I H 4' 'gaif wfegg yffn .Ag x .55 Congratulations to the Class of 59 SCOTT S MENS AND BOYS WEAR JdyV MryA FAUNCE S RANDLE FAUNCE LES STOCKTON Drunk a Toasf Compllmenrs of H UTTON CHEVROLET COMPANY Riverside N J Comphmenrs TIP TOP BAKERS COME AND GET IT! lic, 7 f I Riverside, New Jersey I y ,,, K AU Jo M. A ' .1 kr: - bi ta f Margie - 1 U . 3 Carol Arlene i a nn wi' mA Diffos of CompIimen'rs and Besi' Wishes FROM YOUR TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE WILLIAM H. RUEHMLING, Mayor FRANCIS J MITSCH H CHESTER MALECKI MICHAEL F CHIACCIO GEORGE B GRAY ELMER T DECHANT Township CIerIc and Tax CoIIecIor EMMA E LINK Depufy Township CIerIr CHARLES J KRUG Dlrecior of Welfare and Treasurer BOARD OF ASSESSORS WILLIAM H HUTCHINSON THOMAS J MINIFRI EDWARD W SNOW Secreiary SAMUEL SCHLINDWINE Building Inspec+or THOMAS J TITTO Chief of PoIlce MILDRED L SUMMER Publvc Healfh Nurse DANIEL LICHTENTHAL Maglsirafe Mumclpal Couri uccess to the graduating ' O X X1 Jaw C GSS X ZF ' I - N 1 - - X X E Qi 3' LII II fil 'IQIII I r W I I I I x ,JVI1 - ugh .... rw 43:11 6 Ray Dorus and Ted Rendfrey Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Henrlffa Mr and Mrs and famnly Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs and Family Mr and Mrs and Famlly John Rooney C Roberfs Sr W Roberfs Robinson Harold Rockhull Ernesl Rogers A Ronglone Alfred Rosah Mrs Henry Rudzlnskl Mr and Mrs G Rudzmskn Mr and Mrs G W Rumple Mr and Mrs Harry Russell and Chuldren PATRONS Wnllram Sfelnberg Eleanor and Blackie Slephen Mr and Mrs W Shckel Dr and Mrs Joe Srolfz Edward S'l'ow and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs enny Swarfz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ann TnHo and Mrs and Mrs R W S'rock+on Bruce Sfranahan J Summer Jr J Summer Sr Taylor Tesla Tu ey Tramo Tralno L Truebels Tony and BeHy Sacca Mr and Mrs J Salkowskn Mr and Mrs G Salmons Mr and Mrs G Sanderlln Mr and Mrs J Sandman Jack Sandman an an an an an Bn FS FS FS FS FS I'S A Sanhno Frank Sarlo R E a m J R Schefler B Schiller Leonard Schmuerer and Mrs W F Tule Sr and Mrs L Valperi o VanMe'rer and Mrs F W VanNess rs F C VanSclver and Mrs F VanSclver and Mrs J Vesackl and Mrs C Vogelman Mrs Anna Mae Walnwrnghl Roberi' Wallace Mr and Mrs L Walllser Mr and Mrs J Waller Mr Joseph Schonai' Joseph Schwarh Jr Mr and Mrs L Sclacca and Famlly Salvalore Sclacca Sr Mr and Mrs P Scully and Famuly Mr and Mrs S A Scully and Famuly Mr and Mrs S Seller AI Selva Marll Selva Mr and Mrs D Sever Kafhryn Sexlon Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs and Famlly Mr and Mrs Chrls Wells Senorlla Wells Mr and Mrs MaHy Welsh and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wanner John Wasneskl V Walson G Wells N Wells S J Welsh C Wenner Mul+on Wenner F Wesfphal G Wndmaler an an an and an rs rs M rs rs rs A u F Shemeley Shannon John Slmmskn E mnfh T Wllkmson rs G Wulluams and Mrs J Wnlson Frank Wnlson and Mrs N Wolcelchowskl Mrs Earl Smnih Muss M Smu'rh Henry J Smufh Jr Mr and Mrs W F Smolda Mrs Murlel Snyder and Mrs Don Wolberf and Mrs Ray Workman and Mrs S Yankowsku rs Edlfh Yanslck and Mrs D Young Mr Waller Sou+hwuck Helen and Vac Sprangers Mrs Anlhony Splnuzza Mr Anfhony Splnuzza Mr and Mrs Bud Sfecher Sarah and Wayne Sfeel Tulls Dress Shop Chnaccnos Markei Judy and Jack Ron and Bev Shlrl and Charles BeHy Lou and Harry Marge and Bob Wedlock The Polar Bear Club BeHy Grace and Joanne Carol and Carmen Evne and Ronnie Maryann and Al Ginny and Harry Bob S and Pal Pele and Joan Jerry and Dorls Janei' and Chris Phyl and Ray Harry and Joy Lou and Pa+ Paul and Sandy Peggy and Joe Oggle and Jacqule Sande and Bob Char and Frank Grace and Ray Frank and Sandy Terry and Bob Shirley and Jnm Barbara and Jnm Nelson and Vrvren Anna 5l and Luke 48 Johnny and Jan Joan and Bob Tony and Jean Pal and Glenn Donald and Eleanor Donna Bonnie and Larry Joanne and Bull BnH1e Gene and Bull Vmcenl' and Sfella and Mike Linda and Marne Ricky Micky and Nancy Sande and Bull Nancy and Bern Charles and S+ella Elwood and Nancy Bonme and Ronnie Frannle and Dave Arlene and Wayne Tom and Shirley Buddy and Mlfz Vlc ancl Cookie Do+he and Herb Rlch Lois and Rlckle Sus and Bull Jummne and Carol Judy and Johnny Anne o Fas Barb and Joel Don and Sandy A Frlend Edy+he Farrow Halr Slylrsf Franks Tropical Fish Jr. '- ' ' I Mr. . l '- ' I - ' Mr. . R. . . ' '- I Mr. . R. . . ' . I . K H : .. Mr. . C. '- I I Mr. . A. ' I I Mr. . R. 'll -- . . . Lu ' ll ,I ' ' ' ' Mr. . F. ' I' ' ' -- ' I ' Mr. . J. ' '- Mr. . ' '- I Mr. . . . . -- ' ' ' Mr. . . -- . . . I B b I' If ' - ' Mr. . . . ' ' '- - ' ' M . . . ' - -- Mr. . . ' '- - - Mr. d M . . ' Mn I I ' .. , , ,, Mr. cl M . ML I I .. ' ,, ' Mr. d M . . . S u I ' ' ., ,, Mr. d M . . . .. ,, Mr. d M . . ' I I I ' .. ,, Mr. d M . ' I I I .. Jr- Dave and Jim Waller --Ann and Tommy'- - - ' . . . r. - - I Mr. . . '- Mr. . ' '- - - ' Mr. . . - - '- Mr. . . ' ' - Mr. d M . . Sh ll Mn I ' ' ,, ,, Mr. d M . . M I I ' ' .. . .. Mr- Cl - P- Mr. . . ' -- - .- Mrs M - . . . ML ' ll . - nl Mr. d M . . S ' ML I I ' ' ' .. . ,, I ' I Mr. . ll - I ' ' ' Mr. . . l - - '- . I . . . M I ' ' ll ll . . Mr. . I: ll I- II u . 'I II IIB bl! - H I ,, l h Good Luck +o 'l'he Class of 59 From rhe COINS 60 Q Fw? Q 9 Bes+ Wishes +o fhe Seniors From FORTNUM MOTOR CO. 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X ,f ' 'K' 5 , 51 ri Q ' ' X em if Q R R so ' 2 l h N hug., - S ,- Ednh e Audle an Nancy B-SHARP S Farewell dear Alma Maier Besl' school ihroughouf land You ve helped us ihrough our hardships And lenl' a helping hand Goodby dear Alma Maler Our four years here were 'fine You wlll always be remembered By fhe Class of 59 Besf of Luclc 'ro +he Class of I959 From FREDRIC S MEN S WEAR I2l Pavlllon Avenue RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY Mrs DeSanhs ean a Judy A :ce o Terry Alberia JAMES KENNEY AND SONS FIoris'I's RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY e Y SyIIW+I1FI rs S y II Wih O THE MEN S SHOP I6 Sco'H' S'I'reeI' RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY Glffs for AII Occasions I 9 9 ROBERT S CARD AND GIFI' SHOP c 'H S+ RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY YOUR TROUBLES VANISH we 8 SQ, i at Complimenfs of ATLANTIC STATION S RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY JERRYS BARBER SHOP SHERMAN S BARBECUE 237 Pavillon Avenue Riverside New Jersey I5 Pavillon Avenue RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY CompIimen'Is of THE RIVERSIDE NEWS AGENCY RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY H I 3I CompIlmen+s of VIOLET B PERKINS Real Es'IaIe Insurance P RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY I04 . 1 Wh n ou a i owe , a i urs ' ' ,XX f. 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ScoI'+ S+reeI' 0 1 i RIVERSIDE, NEW JERSEY IIO Pavilion Avenue I Exclusive Dealers of 2I9'- aviIion Avenue ,, ,, INexI' fo Moviesl Riverside, N. J. ' 20I ri e oro S+. Riverside, N. J. HO- - I3 I 233 aviIion Ave. 23: ala A ' ' ' I . E Q T Besf of Luck and Success +o The Class RIVERSIDE TEEN-AGE CLUB KENNETH L TICE SR DIrecI'or CompIImenI's of BURLINGTON C0mfP'f:e +S INSTITUTE OF MUSIC 307 Bndgeboro S+ B F RIVERSIDE NEW JERSEY RIVSTSICIS New Jersey The RIches+ Chlld Is Poor WI+I'Iou'r MusIcaI Tfalnlng X f f 1 BF dlh www! of '59 . , . l . O I . . I I I . . . . 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