Roxbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Succasunna, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

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I. Lower B9l'k5hiY91 N- I. 1 MR. RUSSELL GREEN District Clerk Succusunnu, N. I. 5 'Ag 5, .AQ MR. WILLIAM EXCHHORN Landing, N. I. 6 MR. OTTO FREUND Succasunnu. N. I. ur irecfors LOHNA SHIFI-'ER H-ABLE W- KING English English ..1..-:...4. . ...4.4. -.-.,,- M CELESTE E. MENDES MARION E. English and Latin English and French HELEN L. DiRENZO IAMES A. HODGSON Mathematics Mathematics :Mr AMELIA CAMPANILE THOMAS E. ZEBBE Art Music H .. n. ,,.1...., X 1.-. Q. 6 '---A---- - ..... CARL CLUNN MARY KENNEALLY -!- PAUL P. SHEPANSKI IASON C. MURLIN Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Science Science Science ' MARION M' CHRISTHNSEN BERTYE M. BLAIR qv' 'DOROTHY COIQB Homemaking Homemqking V Physical Education NL Qkox RAYMOND FRENCH LEO D. IOHNSON Physical Education Health PX FRED LENTINI KATHRYN BITTING AGNES TROHA CLAUDIA WEST 3 MARGUEHITE O. 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Edward POSL BOYS' Sports. 9 row: Helen Arcurio, Girls' Sports: Iames Gilmore, Pho- ROSE MARIE AMMIRATO Budd Lake Pizza Budd Lake's contribution to bebop. . .loves Ital- ian food. . .peppy cheerleader and sports enthusiast . . .also loves skating and boys. . .a gal who really gets around, especially on a dance floor. . .always seen with Barbara and Corinne. . .plans to be a lab technician. DAWN ANDERSON Port Morris Pinhead Proof that great things come in small packages . . .active in Dramatics Club, Flashes, Student Coun- cil, and Forum. . .served as a cheerleader for two years. . .likes to swim and skate. . .generally with Corinne and Carolyn. . .always saying Yeah, but look- . . .future? college. ALYCE ELIZABETH APPLEBY Succasunna Chick One of the gang from Succasunna. . .usually seen at Trevarrow's with Elsie. . . Chick loves to loaf and gab. . .her hobby is flirting. . .plans to be- come a stenographer. . .favorite expression: Ain't Q.. 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BARBARA BARKWOOD Lake Hopatcong Bobbie That blonde who pals around with Myrna, Mar- ion, and Ioan. . .has won many trophies and medals with her champion swimming. . .member of the Li- W brary Club and Student Aides. . .loves the Air i Force. . .future plans?. . .a secretary. I ' til 'f 'iff' . ' 1:3-S133'g'5 fu -- Ale i . A.,-1 1 ,Agn-3-1 , jf - ' - ,,4,w,,, Q K- :K . .1' at V . -:Pitt-3P3'?t,HIk-Lrtwf A Basis 1-. -,wgfrz-:-re. p -t:W,,l.5,n .,:gi,gx: 4-1 . I 'f' gg- ' -, . v, ' ,.q.,i-ff ',-. f':.' 5 3 . - ' -iz' A ff A ' 'f . 1535 A my A UK -I I, V ... - -' ' -ltr. My-' ' t v.' . ..'Xy55'w..' ,. .ffl-Pf1'.r'. - QW?-A 2 -M Ju - .nz . 451 f ymg - -4,52 -N-'af '- ' J f' l - -35 Y 1 .-fliiliifff ' '- '- vfitif All . ' Y . 1,73 14-. lm . D tl., in l ihgyygy i U tu. , 591, - . r .J .- ,V ,. .7,g2f.wt,nt.4 , gl , 3 1 NM , Agp, , . .rr .T .'..-.mf J.-'-Il? nf 4- 0 JU if . 1' . -' '-22 ' . i r - -r e . -it X A i r ' ' ' - .-f'1EN7- . 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CORINNE ANN BARTLAND Port Morris Bart What'd ya', crazy? . . .that tall brunette lrom Port Morris. . .always talking and laughing. . .known for her witty remarks . . . if you want to know the latest record hits or fashions ask Bart. . .mad pas- sion?. . .crew cuts and be-bop. . .future plans include college and a career in modeling. WILLIAM BLAIR BATES Wharton Sarge l-2-3-4 Let's go back and count some more! . . . reason lor nickname is National Guard. . .outdoor adventuring holds his major interest. . .Room G's chief window expert. . .likes hunting, fishing, loot- ball. and carpentry. . .headed for Picatinny Arsenal. JOAN BAUER Dover R.D. Hjoqnieu Wants to travel west in her new Mercury. . can be found with Myrna, Marion, and Barbara. . . member ot the Library and Homemakinq Clubs, and Student Aide. . .headed lor a secretary's desk. 10' ' JUNE BEHLER Budd Lake - fume A sweet cute gal, member ot Echo Board and GAA. . .enjoys skating, dancing. swimming, and sewing. . .hobby-Tom and writing lettbrs to Mary- land. . .Secret ambition--missionary in Africa. . . Crystal ball shows secretary or marriage in near'Lu7 ture. . .Favorite saying- Oh heavens! ' ANNE MARIE BENSON ' S uccasunna Annie Assistant Editor oi Echo, active in Dramatics. Student Council, Forum, and Nature Club... .likes skating, swimming, and bowling. . .worked as a nurse's aid at Dover General. . .usu1lly with Betty, and Helen, trying to keep Bea out oi trouble. . .atter R.H.S., college. . .favorite saying- Here we go again! .fa-M '-V ' 7- h -,-:f r .-FP ,...,..:.. ... ...rt ,Ur , A 1 .tif .V . W- 1 -Q 48' LOIS JEAN BIGALOW Succasunna Lois The Quiet One. . .main interests include swim- ming and bowling with Betty and Toni Lu. . .active in Nature Club for three years. . .whatever hap- pened to that possum?. . .Lois plans to enter Orange Memorial Hospital and take nurse's training there . . .always saying Giminy horse! MARION BOSS Lake H opatcong Marion Works with Ioan in the Guidance office every seventh period. . .lots of hobbies, including collect- ing stamps, horse statues, and post cards. . .busy at boating, swimming, and most of all, keeping her Plymouth running. . .member of Homemaking and Library Clubs, and Student Aide. SHIRLEY BOYD Kenvil Shirley Always gabbing with Betty Dilley. . .likes her commercial classes. . .being a member of the Home- making Club tits in with her hobby, sewing. . . headed for ottice work of some kind. FRANK RICHARD BRATTLOF Wharton Dick Hey let's keep this rank straight! . . .that's Dick after tour years with the band. . .he played intramural basketball all four years. . .on the wres- tling team for two years. . .enjoys swimming, boat- ing, photographing teachers and fishing. . .college next. EUGENE WALTER BRODA Kenvil Turk Works on Flashes and Nature Club. . .likes hunting, the Dodgers, chasing girls, and singing in the bathtub. . .seen most of the time with Bob Ienk- ins or Dave Cornelia. . .headed lor college in Miami. BARBARA ANN BROWN Budd Lake Bobbie An attractive blonde from Budd Lake. . .she has played an active part in the Dramatics Club, Echo Board and Nature Club. . .favorite hobbies. . . skating, dancing, and watching football games. . . future plans?. . .nursing. MARY LOU CALL Chester Mary Lou Always busy. . .Editor of Flashes, member oi Echo Board. . .Grade A declaimer, active in dra- matics, Student Council, and Forum. . .holds Honor Society Pin. . .seems to lurk around with that tellow Charlie. . .plans college at N.I.C. ANTHONY CASALE Bartley Tony That guy who ties nooses in the window cords . . .likes hunting, horseback riding, and ot all things, taxidermy, guns and books about guns. . .usually seen with Billy Greene. . .headed tor farming. JOHN R. CHAPLIN Mt. Arlington Chat Another sportsman. . .played varsity baseball, football, and basketball. . .likes hockey and roots tor the Giants. . .active in Fire Squad and Athletic Association. . .runs around in his car with Charlie . . .headed for football and college. DOLORES A. CHESTERTON Succasunna Do1ores Can I copy your history? . . .likes her com- mercial courses best. . .Homemaking Club secretary and home room secretary. . .outside interests, danc- ing and Girls P.A.L.. . .her hobby, it you haven't guessed, is Iack. . .hopes to be a secretary. BEVERLY CHEW Mine Hill Bev Cute blonde trom Mine Hill. . .especially enjoys iceskating and swimming. . .belongs to Debate, De- clamation, and Library Club. . .secret ambition? To be a missionary in Airica. . .usually seen with Mil- lie or Alyce. . .hopes to be secretary in a law tirm. DOLORES CHIAPPA S uccasunna Chip Famous tor her giggle. . .always flirting. . . knows everyone within a radius ot twenty miles. . . active cheerleader. . .helps keep school dances hop- ping. . .intends to be a nurse alter graduation. . . lucky patients! r l w HAROLD CLAWSON Flanders Mose Good looking outdoorsman. . .likes to fish, hunt, and wrestle. . .on the Student Council tor two years . . .took an active part on the wrestling team. . . hobby? Coin collecting. . .always saying, Don't do anything I wouldn't do. WINIFRED RUTH COMYNS F1CIl'ldeIS Winnie See a cute blonde skating at the Cross Roads ? . . .that's Winnie. . .likes horseback riding and swimming too. . .main interest right now is filling her hope chest. . .hopes to become a salesgirl. DAVID BROWN CORNELIA Hackettstown R. D. Dave Those blasted girls! . . .they love his red truck . . .faithful 4-H booster. . .Nature Club and Dramatics member. . .played intramural basketball for four years. . .likes to hunt and skate. . .real George about popular music. . .agriculture lies ahead. GERALDINE HENRIETTA CRABTREE Chester Gerry A pretty little blonde lull of bounce. . . O-o-o- oh! . . .one of Mr. Z's twirlers. . .where there's Gerry there's Crummie . . .a bowling iancier. . . member ot A.A., Echo Board, Nature Club and Dra- matics. . .another future nurse. SARA ANN CRAMER Port Morris Sara Alright, come on you kids! . . .peppy little cheerleader tor three years. . .captain in her senior year. . .fights tor her rights. . .is active in all clubs and sports. . .is Activity Editor ot the Flashes. . . corresponding secretary of the Student Council. . . president of the Homemaking Club. . .nursing at St. Elizabeth Hospital is in her future. CLAUDETTE CROSS Port Morris BIondie Hard-working member ol the Homemaking Club . . .mad about collies. . .usually seen with Shirley in Netcong, talking to the boys. . .future plans in- A clude working tor a steam ship line. Q .JA 1 KX ,G isis is ,N 'Et-t. f R RX flllgigf-2?f'tI ' t.. fiqlnfi .,-' sg' -,Siege V.-- my kg I .f J r - .S . . A .. , - . . f - Qs- 1 4 . , fer or .,..-.-vfF 'E3 f' ' f , Q 4' ,QE'1, -:V ' - ti- ' .- :aes-,-.te1f. 'S' - T11 ' ' - k m PY' lffigifgifsi ' A .- ' - '. U lr er , Aqscf..-I 1 V ,md-' 33355511 '-we-is: -- ' h .S '- , v ggglig' f . ' my f+g?s73,,5,: E ' ' .. .' 3, , , . f,:Qsr:iZ2 V2 -4- A .' .fx '- - . 1 -...mf :- . 3 n .. ,J . 4' 'J-Qgsqg: -- .gut , 4 1 . - fi. xv Q., h 4-52? ui' ' . J.,-1 1 4 ,.,E?,v.',,-:Lp -. 5 gg ' f- . 'fa ' i. ei- 1. -.ia J 1' ' .3 za f fir ' 'X F 1,212 t , N ,.w'fe93's:l2E2b3E:F F f mi . ,Fefe -.wg,12'Z-.:: r ' . .-q is . , mg! fr-.a-rwar' ,f 42 ,Lv . .vi , gage:-, .-ff,,f- gs fa f ' . 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DOLORES DUN Chester Dee A redhead who likes to dance, swim, skate- and ride motor cycles. . .always saying Let's Skip . . .to Port Morris? works at Kresge's candy counter after school. . .runs around with Emily, Ioan White, and Alyce Appleby. BEATRICE ANNE DUNBADEN Lake Hopatcong Bea But, why . . .full oi spunk and school spirit . . .can be tound at all school sporting events. . . seems to keep that lunch table laughing. . .served as a Nurses' Aide last summer. . .male ward. . . in- tends to enter college for a B.S. in nursing education. PHILIP EUGENE EATON Budd Lake Phil Sorry, Woody, that's not logical . . .Roxbury's mad scientist. . .talked his way through Dramatics, Flashes, Declamation, and four years of Debating. three on the varsity team. . .hobby? biological chemistry. . .yes, you heard right. . .spent last sum- mer in France on the Experiment in International Living. . .heading for Princeton. 1 W... i is ROBERT DALE EDWARDS Mt. Arlington Bob Came from Dover in 1950. . .very active in baseball, and football. . .treasurer of Student Coun- cil. . .loves to fish. . .the crystal ball shows college ahead. . . Ya wanna go fishing'? . . .always giving Hoagy advice. CHARLES HERBERT FATUM Succasunna Chuck Under par todayI . . .here's our golf champ . . .works on the course during summer and prac- tices constantly. . .also there's intramural basketball, track, and skating, skiing. and football. . .member of Forum and Flashes staff. . .champ debater. . .col- lege next. HELEN FINNEGAN Kenvil Helen Active member oi GAA, Flashes, Echo Board, Homemaking Club and P.A.L.. . .enjoys driving her father's car. . .usually seen with Ellie and Shirley . . .sells tickets at iootball and basketball games. . . hopes the future will bring her a new car. ARTHUR JOSEPH FOWLER N olan's Point Buddy Came to Roxbury in his senior year. . .sounds like Brooklyn, but comes from the Bronx. . .enjoys basketball, hockey, and hot-rodding. . .hobby is photography. . .usually with Angel. . .plans to join the Navy alter graduation. HELEN ROBERTA GIBBS Wharton R. D. PeGHUf Left R.H.S. for the George School in Pennsyl- vania and then came back this year. . .short and peppy, with quite a wit. . .enjoys ice and roller skating, attending, oi all things, antique car shows . . .another future nurse. EZ v' ji, Pancho g6l'int al osketball. . .has a car that ru' . nt, fish, and swim. . .runs r it ar ty . .one of the gang at Lar- Gulf a o THERESA FRANCES GRANATO Port Morris Tree Theresa's pride and joy is her Chevvie. . .she can usually be found in Netcong. could Lester be the reason?. . .she belongs to the Echo Board, Home- making Club, and the Library Club. . .her iuture plans are secretarial. WILLIAM HENRY GREENE Nolan's Point Red Red's pet hobby is working on his '37 Ford. . . likes ice skating. hockey, boating, skiing, hunting, and swimming in surt. . .hopes to continue his work as a mechanic. RALPH GRISWOLD Stanhope Burt Played varsity football, likes basketball and swimming. . .quietest guy in trig class. . .another fiend for working on cars. . .usually with Red or Rene. FRED PAUL GRUENERT Flanders Teach me to rhumba Fred A tall, shy guy with an artistic flair. . .mem- ber of Art Club and Nature Club. . .likes to ice skate and roller skate and 'swim. . .worked last sum- mer at Picatinny. . .college comes next. I . SON Lmnea no ' a , the rest practising piano, organ, and il . . .like the Dodgers. . .active in Flashes, Band, Chorus, and Nature Club. . .heading for N.l.C. to study music or journalism. h r tim tell g people how to pro- ALFRED ROBERT GUTWEIN Landing Al The quiet type. . .member oi the wrestling team and baseball squad. . .enjoys fishing and hunting . . .never seen without Stan, Iack or Don. . .his hob- by is cars. . .future plans include the Navy. . 4 xl ft 1 5 1 N 1 t K x , fu I, pt In f Q . it .Q I 'fr A' Li , . . . ' .55-.gt A ., , ,.j..:.g,g.,,. Q51 ,. . QL31 fj5ff3.Y'2': 2412? ,Qi I hr x f 'Q 5: . A' A ,ma SHIRLEY HARDEN Stanhope Shirley This gal sports a diamond. . .spends her extra hours writing letters and sending packages to Korea . . .that takes up all the time there is, except for playing shuflleboard. . .never seen without Clau- dette. CLARENCE RICHARD HENDERSON Kenvil Ric Played intramural basketball. . .hold special interest in Dover. . .one oi the Dover Cadets. . .his hobby is old time cars. . .intends to work in a law office. . .always heard saying Cheer up better days are coming. LOIS MARIE HENDERSON Flanders Loie A short cute blonde from Flanders. member of Homemaking and Library Clubs. . .hobby-driving someone else's car. . .her heart is in Iapan with Cliff. . .will make someone a good secretary. . .al- ways saying Aw-poor kidl EMILY JOAN HICKS Flanders Shorty Short and sweet, that's Emily. . .member of chorus, Echo Board. and Dramatics. . .likes skating. swimming, trying to drive. . .her hobby? flirting. . . part time salesgirl at Woolworth's. . .marriage ahead . . .She says If I have any money I'll go! JACK HICOK Hopatcong Hicky Another Family Living student. . .always say- ing Don't go away mad-just go away. . . .varsity football and trackman. . .terrific dancer. . .never seen without Dolores. . .loves to flirt. . .headed tor the Marines. FRANCES HIGGINS Wharton F ran Able artist. . .runs around with Pat Regan. . . Let's go to Rockaway . . .contributed to the suc- cess of the Iunior Prom. . .heart is shared between the Marines and the Yankees. . .is concentrating on marriage after graduation. 1 .3-., 7524 .ff :+. Q :ll 5: fs ire ttf ., . if L. iii' ,QF 19.13. in .-glial Q 1-.219 fi . M Qi, J .5-lh'3.3Pl' :qv '-qv. zitflltf .r..f,..- - .i ls. gig 15' gi IJ CLARENCE CHARLES HOLLENBECK Chester H011y Holly is a stubborn Dodger rooter. . .played I.V. and intramural basketball. . .member of base- ball squad. . .favorite pastimes are racing any car and square dancing. PATRICIA HOSANG Wharton Pai Full of fun, that's ming, dancing, driving Wharton Drum Corps. venirs. . .pet peeve. . Pat. . .loves skating, swim- and flying. . .parades with . . hobby. . .collecting sou- .good looking guys. . .future plans. college. . . You know- says Pat. JOHN HUXSTER Kenvil Hoagy Played varsity football, active in track, played basketball also. . . The more the merrier! . . .raises turkeys. too. . .always seen with Ed Post, Fuzzy, Bill Tardive, Turner or Trevarrow. . .an expert at blushing. KENNETH JACOBSEN Flanders R.D. lake Noted for his acute sense ol humor. . .played intramural basketball in his junior year. . .enjoys golf, skiing, and swimming. . .likes photography and Winnie. . .plans to join the Navy, and alter that do drafting with the Bell Telephone Company. HILDA JOAN JACOBSON Chester Hi1da Pick up the phone and it may be Hilda who says Number, please . . .she's a Chester operator . . .loves music and singing. . .hopes to study music professionally. . .always seen with Mary Lou. DONALD STEWART JOHNSON Succasunna Don A great lover of sports. . .participates in foot- ball, baseball, and basketball. . .active in Dramatics, Flashes, and Nature Club. . .always explaining he isn't Warner's brother. . .hopes to go into college and the Navy. P. V. o fwfr A WARNER GILBERT JOHNSON Dover R.D. Warner A goodlooking, quiet guy. . .especially inter- ested in baseball. . .hopes to be a pro someday . . .his activities include Nature and Thespian Clubs. skating, swimming, and girls! KENNETH JONES lronia Zeedi1 A member of the Student Council for three years. . .played varsity basketball, baseball, and football. . .favorite pastimes are hunting. and keep- ing Family Living in hysterics. . .roams around with Rintz and Tardive. JOHN EDWARD JORGENSON Kenvil Iorg Sports-crazy. . .spends his time running, jump- ing, and thrashing around, on the track team, intra- mural basketball team Che's been captain for tour yearsj, and wrestling team. . .likes lishing and any other sports. . .always seen with Ali, Stan and Walt. JOHN JOSEPH LEPORE H opatcong lohnny The third of that scientific trio. . .the others are his buddies, Phil and Bill. . .member of the Honor Society, Forum, and Debating Squad. . .likes hunt- ing, fishing, and skating. . .headed lor college. DALE WAYNE LIGHT Wharton Bat One oi those easy-going types. . .likes P.A.L. and baseball, roller skating, horseback riding, hunt- ing, and fishing-also study hall. . .future unde- cided. 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Fw, ., ,V , -pq.,-A, - ,. .fy . 7 - .. ,V 1.1, 5, ,iwigxfce f , - '-'Vf l' ',.,.:,-imcwygyff' ,V 'mfr - ..e:.4s--time iV -1,943.1 313- .,. ., . , , I . w- qv ' - ' 7' if M, I f Q X r n 54' v 'l s I 4' LQ x 1 Y F I v Xa' :Ne- fn ,W .s v 0 wt, Y' V 'SN k xwgpavhwih 1141 L Vt 1- A Xl: f 1 ft s x . 'f sw 7 DORIS LOHNE Flanders Doris The colder the weather the better she likes it . .she loves her iceskating and skiing. . .she also likes to drive and eat pizza. . .Walks the halls with Shirley and Anne. . .headed for college next. . . l- ways saying 'Oh-I lorgot! JOANNA NANETTE LUCIO Hopatcong oan Ioan came to us in her senior year from Brook- lyn. . .enjoys skating writing and eating. . .secret ambition is to get her drivers license. . .pet peeve . .union dues. . .Best of luck Ioan. ANGELO MALAVET Nolan s Point Angel Came to Roxbury in his sophomore year from Brooklyn Automotive High. . .received awards lor art soccer basketball and track. . .played intra- mural and I. V. basketball ran lor the track team . .plans to become a drattsman. WILLIAM MARSH Netcong i Another red-head, a mathematician this time. . . active member ot Forum. . .likes iishing, hunting, and skating. . .holds Honor Society pin and loves to wrestle on the team. . .odd combination. . . headed for college. A ELEANOR JEAN NARBY Kenvil Ellie Always asking, Anybody got anything to eat? . .ardent Dodger tan. . .never gives up hope. . . always seen with Shirley and Helen. . .member oi A.A. and secretary ot Echo Board. . .likes horseback riding and swimming. EDWARD ALFRED NELSON Chester Nellie Ask Ed who holds the record for the quarter mile. . .R.H.S. track champ. . .president of the Stu- dent Council. . .outside school his interests center around hunting, fishing, cars, and-bh, yes-girls . . .always says, Well, now, I think- . 541 4.-L - 'i'im.. lr' , G' .:f7?r. . .,,.. . H Q 4-' -L41 lr fx ff'-fl Arif' ,ff ig v Mg 5. '29'f3Qff1:vw , .1 I 1.5. 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JOANNE PEARCE Lake Hopatcong Io Io came to us irom Hammond, Indiana, in her sophmore year. . .member of Nature Club and Girl's AA. . .outside interests. . .skating and swimming at Lake Hopatcong. . .secret ambition is to be a deep sea diver, but will probably be a secretary. . .Al- ways says you're kidding! SANDRA MAY PETERSON Ledgewood Sandy That cute gal who loves school so much she can hardly wait to get to Dover. . .member of GAA, P.A.L. and Library Club. . .never without Kathryn . . .loves to skate and dance. . .headed lor the switchboard aiter June. KATHYRN MAY POLWIN Succasunna Kathy Never seen without Sandy. . .always talking about Tommy. . .member of the Echo Board and the Library Club. . .her hobby. . .collecting things for her hope chest. . .future plans?. . .making someone a good housewife. . .the gal who says Oh, Yeah! EDWARD POST Flanders Ed Yeah, that's what l say . . .a star is born. . . . . .known as the Mighty Mo on the football field . . .played lootball, basketball and baseball. . . Sport Editor of the Echo. . .member oi the Student Council, Nature Club, and Fire Squad. . .hobby. . . collecting records. . .pet peeve. . .some senior girls . . .his iuture includes college. A At. 1 I.-5 if 'X .' :af-' tl r . 3 , .2-fit '-.rip -gtfiir? I 16-,r.wi' 'int A I., Mifglda' if-'Lvl 'xiii , flivi.-if zflewl I 1'l l. t ....t,,f P .,4'fs'.?'5'-, -flyfiiiaa K I -' .N ... .,. . 'Hn--:': 3-?1fri:5 t -. .A- .5.-.. Ax 'f,'7f::.'l . ' fall! ' 1:51 'fi Q E24 li r C L. r. 1 STANLEY ARNOLD PURDY Chester Sian Stan is one oi the Mighty Mites trom Chester . . .came to Roxbury from Middletown, N. I. in his sophomore year. . .played intermural basketball. . . member of the track and wrestling teams. . .hobby . . .driving his 36 Ford. . .future plans?. . .work at Mc Kiernan 6 Terry. ALICE ELAINE READ Succasurma Al ILA. without Alice? Never. . .played inter- scholastic and intermural hockey and basketball . . .played softball and volleyball too. . .outside in- terests include all sports. . .her hobby is painting . . .quiet and blushes easily. . .plans to shoot bask- ets aslq g 'te cher. t X .' - t Q' . J QF l P o J I . . N lg P 'ICIA if-IGAN XNI ' Ply! t . Pm if A . Pat' alway rar' g t o. . flee' go to Whar- n! .alw X s tal ' g wit Fra . .likes ice skat- ng ring. nd d cing. X .activ in Chorus. . . ho e to 1 e s one a good secretary. L COLLEEN L. REILLY Succasunna Red Who's got this homework done? . . .that's easy- going Colleen. . .member oi the Echo Board and Homemaking Club. . .outside interests are dancing and Bunny . . .marriage ahead. noBER'r Josspr-I mrrrz A M 1-ak ,e 1 . -X ,L.fo1Lz:Rf-rd One f Roxbury's best oking basketball play- ers. . .servigdnywd y46'rs'o the varsity team and four years i intramural. . .his cracks and ready grin keep Family Living hopping. . . What, are you kidding me? . . .interests are. . .dancing and his Bu- ick sedan. . .Red plans to become a machinist. X., . 3 ETT Won P my .. at.. t h 'rite.,. em A Plas Echo d, m makingf'C , re ub G , and . s in skatin . . art-time sale a oon's. . .hopes to tudy child nursing t. ary's in New York. SHA v XJ? If EJ' 1 26 CANDACE LOWELL ROGERS Chester Candy ' Editor-in-chiet of the Echo. . .worked on it all lou: years. . .Art Editor of Flashes. . .winner in Scholastic Writing Contest. . .spends her spare time writing, painting, listening to Woody cmd Phil argue . . .and asking How can I get to Greystone in a hurry? . . .Bamard College ahead. ROBERT B. ROSENBERG Landing Rosy Hounded by freshmen and sophmore girls and it's easy to see why. . .Rosy has been on the foot- ball and track teams. . .president ot the Nature Club . . .served on Student Council. . .spends summers as life guard. . .will enter Purdue University to study aeronautical engineering. NAOMI STARR RUBIN Mt. Arlington Naomi What's the answer to this problem? asks the chatterbox from Mt. Arlington. . .likes horseback riding and dancing. . .was counsellor at a hotel on the Lake this summer. . .plans to go to college and study dress d signing. . f 1 . EGL-!!'l 'CU l 3513 -+L EDWARD ALLEN RUMBLE xenvu ,Qi-I J. Eddie J Cf ,- . Senivr ,ca t in qfg intramural basketball. after playing . .likes hunting. swimming, horseback friding, and rooting hopefully for the Dodgers. . . Wait til next year! . . .runs around with Bob Troha, Ken Temple. and the rest of the gang. DIANNE LUCILLE RUSSELL Hackettstown Dj Cheerleader this year. . .well liked by all who know her. . .will be teased forever about that blond streak. . .active as one of the Flashes Editors. . . also in other activities and sports. . .one oi our many future nurses. . .favorite expression- Yeah, but. JACQUES ANDREW SARSAT Flanders HD. 1C1Ck Played I.V. Basketball in his junior year and intramural basketball for four years. . .likes ice hockey, basketball and fishing. . .spent a summer in France. . .one of the best looking boys in the senior class. . .lack plans to become a chef. I f 4, 90 -w ji! 1. .wx 2 ...- ...el .,. .if J. ng- 1 gy-6 it f Yuri, , 355 j .1117- .g2f r A ' g.,., .. 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P lt A - ' MARIE CATHERINE SOMMESE Por! Morris . , Meri Haihng from Port Morris, another one of our commercial students. . .walks the halls with There- la, Lois, and lean. . .active member of Library and Nature Clubs. . .headed for a secretarial job. MYRNA SOWDEN Landing Myrna Another gal who likes the Air Force blue. . . also likes roller skating and filling her hope chest . . .member of the Homemaking Club and Library Club, as well as the Student Aide. . .hopes to be a secretary and then a good American housewife. WALTER SOWDEN Landing WGN The guy who loves trucks. . .usually seen driv- ing Bell's Model T. . .played freshman football, mem- ber oi the Fire Squad. . .intends to enter the Air Force alter graduation. and then own a iarm. is F u dr' J e I ms R '- 1 J fi? NORMA JEAN SPENCER Wharton R.D. Norm 'We1l, I don't know . . .Seen with Orvie and Alice. . .likes to horseback ride. skate, dance, and drive someone else's car. . .Dodger ian. . .says there is nothing like the Air Force. . .works in F. W. Woolworth Co. . .Norma plans to get married some- day. MARION ALICE STALTER Dover R. D. Marion Randolph's gift to the Commercial Department . . .always helping out those in dire need. . .special lun. . .roller skating and driving her Dad's car. . . rollicks in Library and Homemaking Clubs. . .on the Echo Board and Student Aid. . .A.A. ticket seller. . . 'n the da s to c clerical w rk. 1 Y K SIX P tl - Ginqgsfrtviz HELEN STANDICQ ' lojdtnfu' len s , x- ' ays that devilish grin. . ,iangdhing ior gh,.fbat's,f6ifny. 1 :special joysgy talking and . .her cbllie dog, that se. . .loyal to me A.A, and'3ook Reviewing Clubs. I .usually found hall surrounded byY,tl1Q4spposite sex. . . calls lor either nursing or! College. i . FREDERICK DANIEL STARR Flanders R.F.D. , ' Dan Played freshmen football and intramural bas- ketball in his sophomore and junior years. . .mem- ber ol the Fire Squad. . .likes hunting and watching hockey and football games. . .usually seen with lack. . .hobby?. . .keeping his car running. . .plans to join the Navy. CHARLES STEELMAN Landing Fuzzy Member ol the Flashes. Student Council, Dra- matics Club. . .played three years oi football, two ol track. . .president oi sophomore and junior clas- ses. . .hobhy? Mary Lou, oi course. . .he's headed for college. . .favorite saying: What're you gonna do? ALICE JEAN STEVENS Ledgwood Primpy Call me up tonight! . . .member of chorus. . . hopes to make singing in a nightclub her career . . .far away places intrigue her. . .works in Dover Handbag Factory. . .Orvie and Ioan are her special friends. Y' N591 'S N, g -I t -1 .W t ' ,l-' ' - 'P' psf. 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KENNETH JOHN TEMPLE Budd Lake Ken How about that! . . .played intramural basket- ball. . .loves to hunt, fish, and cheer the Yankees. . . runs around with Bob Troha, Marty Whitmore, and Ed Rumble. . .future plans include farming. ORVALETTA THONIE Succasunna Ozvie A little girl who really loves to rollerskate. . . spends her spare time writing to the Air Force. . . always asking somebody or other coming to school tomorrow? . . .always seen with Alice and Elsie. RICHARD GORDEN THORN Wharton Rich Came to Roxbury in his junior year. . .likes hunting. roller skating, and rooting lor the Cardinals . . .always saying Be good . . .says his hobby is mixed , whatever that means. . .future plans? Retirement. ELIZABETH TINDAL Succasunna Betty Betty is the redhead you always see with Bea. Helen, and Anne. . .she keeps going to the movies. all the games, playing the piano, and hopelully rooting for the Dodgers. . .headed lor college. WALTER TOMKIEWICZ hdt. Freedom Walt Go away, boy, you bother me. . . .likes skat- ing and swimming. . .still going steady. . .also likes the Drive-in.. . .any connection?. . .Likes building model planes. . .favorite subject, mechanical draw- ing. . .headed for carpentry. Ja,- gg 1' ll FRANK H. TOPPING Chester Stilts To be remembered for winning the Declamation Contest in junior year. . .loves to hunt and fish. . . terrific talker in the Forum. . .varsity debater. . . member of the National Honor Society. . .Rutgers shows up in the future. FRANK TOTH Succasunna Frank Another quiet guy who really hits those books . . .has his own receiver and transmitter, which he taught himseli to use. . .loves that battered bike ot his. . .likes music, too, from classical on down. FREDERICK TREVARROW Ken vil Fritz Life is tull ot fun that's Fred's motto. . .al- ways smiling and ready with a joke. . .Roxbury's triple threat behind the wheel. No. 1 man at Freund's Service Station. . .can usually be found with Tardive. Post, Turner or Iones. . .plans to enter the Army after graduation. x ROBERT ANTHONY TROHA Kenvil Bob Llges skating. swimming, and wandering around lUMart and Ed. . .works in his brother's service 'Et n. . .always seen riding around with a car full . . .would like to go into Air Force blue. . .says Bob- Hoop-de-do! WILLIAM TURNER Ironia Bi One of Roxbury's most popular seniors. . .Bill is well liked by everyone. . .A member of the football team for iour years and active in the Student Coun cil. . .Hall Patrol. . .you'll tind him at Iim's or with Sonny and Fred. . 1--4 LORRAINE TWILLEY Pa Wherever you see horses. there you'll see Pat n s the Girl's A.A .... usually seen with e ,,s' , and Ioanie. . .loves to horseback ride , an sw' . .her future is undecided I 17 jj! 1 k 'ig fr wifi? 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DONALD VLEIT Kenvil Don I have to go to Wharton . . .to see Gail?. . . likes horseback riding and ice skating. . .always seen with Walt. Bill Shoemaker, Charles Valentine, and the other Walt. . .worked in a grocery store all summer. ... 3 s Nu- JEAN VOLPE Port Morris jean X lean is one oi the quietest members of our class . . .she's learning to drive, so watch out. . .she is interested especially in square dancing. . .member of the Library and Nature Clubs. . .secretarial work is included in her future. K . I gl RICHARD WAGNER Hopalcong Rich Another quiet fellow. who came to us in his junior year from East Orange. . .likes swimming. boating, and sailing. . .he'd rather read than waste time. A .iQ 1 ' , - 3,45 2 .. Q. JOHN ANDREW WARNER Kenvil Andy Played basketball. . .likes rollerskating, bowl- ing, and hunting. . .does his sleeping in class. . . works part time at Tony's. . .headed for the Navy or the Roller Derby. JOAN IRENE WHITE Lake H opatcong Ioan Ioan came to RHS from West Warwick, R.L. in her senior year. . .another New Englander who's joined the crowd. . .enjoys swimming, skating, danc- ing, and motorcycle riding. . .plans to crash busi- ness as a secretary. MARTIN WHITMORE Nolan's Point Whit Played varsity football for two years, in be- tween his interests in swimming, boating, fishing, and girls. . .always seen with Troha. Rumble, and Chaplin. . .headed for the Navy. JAMES WILLIAMS Dover R D Rebel Rebel halmg from Georgia and proud ot it enjoys driving his Pontiac and skatlng iav onte song Love that Confederate money boy the South will rise again' Spends most oi his time sleeping m history class DONALD GEORGE WINKLER Chester Wmkxe So what are you doing? for someone to do his math always looking a great hunter and fisherman belongs to Nature Club played m tramural basketball baseball and wrestling can always be seen with Ed and Frank college probably next on the list ROBERT LYON WOOD Hopatcong Woody Woody divides his time between his piano and double talking philosophy and mter planetary travel argues constantly with Candy and Philip according to Einstein hobbies include building rockets hunting Dimension X and girls heads library drop-dead list future? Pianist -- fi aff 1, ,H A fx t 12.1, : s 1 '1 16 3 ,Q-as M Q tl 9 2 I I 1. Liziihfff 5-Fr. Wg'- fi 1 1,12 If . N 1331 ,p-...r ' ' 'AV 5'-ezmcs 51? .. 1 . . . . . 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H. ..wh-beau.-,T ...,s:H,f.s ' rr tn1:1txis:fu-tm:mst:ssmr:xmztxstuwiestr1meusefeatmme:sxsxmsaxsxszaaisis:asiaiaiazstsiaas-Leiziizitzmm Ix'L' 5 :- ':': f':':': i ' Sfudio lllboarcl We, the undersigned, being of sound mind and body, do will and bequeath the following to the future stars, technicians, and other personnel of RHS Studios, to carry on our great tradition in the film industry. Dawn Anderson leaves her blonde streak to Anita Greinwald. From Helen Arcurio-a crate of oranges to Bobbe Goldstein. Carolyn Back leaves her place in the cafeteria to Gail Bergenback. Wilma Reinhold gets Barbara Barkwood's seat on the. bus. Shirley Bamish leaves the task of upholding Kenvil's good name to Roger Law. ' - Corinne Bartland leaves her sleepy Monday mornings to Ioan Swallow. From William Bates to George Kolar-his dislike of school. To Diane Smith, Ioan Bauer leaves those long cold mornings waiting for the bus. Iune Behler leaves her ability to talk on the phone for hours to her sister Ruth. Anne Benson leaves a box of talcum powder to Valeria Best. Lois Bigelow leaves Valeria Best her place in 7th period study hall. Marion Boss leaves her quietness on the bus to Arlene Bendel, who can use it. Shirley Boyd leaves her locker to Nlancy Pucek. Dick Brattlof leaves the band's hard-won new uniforms to the next band. From Gene Broda to Bob Ienkins--his list of girl friends. Barbara Brown leaves her whispering brother to Mr. Hodgson. From Mary Lou Call to Ianice Miller--her attraction for lifeguards. Chut Chaplin leaves his famous No. 16 to Ted Shelling. Dolores Chesterton leaves her ability to sl-:ip tests and get away with it to Pat Reilly. Prom Winnie Comyns to Eleanor Larsen, her seat on the bus - if Eleanor can iind it. Dave Cornelia leaves his after-school appointments to anyone that's interested. From Iackie Lister to -an underclassman-her place on the cheering squad. .... UiiNll 1: .. M ' ' mm:sn mlilirilsimwkwnm' msiviwimhilisivnnviuunhivqnwn ' ' xidoixaiuhhif!f2ixfviilt1'iiS:ivlli4ix'xiuixi: 'vi1-:v+er4v-' ' , . .. 1 ... . 1, . we wmvsnltst. ' --ri. 4 , '.-. :ff4jg1G!f!t!f!tSf,.:,,,,. l !'l55iiin'5iWExf:fE::5:l:-:4:-.4 zrgmv ,- s1::::f:s:2sg X 'H :?5ii5lgiEi!sf5-tsr..1ss:w:.:.:Pss..Q:sisaassa:a:swa1e:1f2-:fm 1:zi2:a:m l5?'m:''lmmllgl mm' miulltr .. ,I .. MAH . . W --.e H 1 1 I 4 A I ' -.-.1.1:1:1:1:f:-:-:-,.-f-1... ----,--,' - - ,.-.-.-:4:+:- ' -4 :sgsgtiiija ' ,,., ...-..:.juuo- Q.: .....,, .. .,.,.,,.,., .. .gnu-n::::::-:fx -f-'- :::::x:x::::::g:.s:s:.:.1:,e::r-:nes:qs, , z:1:11::sssegsssarn::::::::s::::::1e:::: 5 Doris Lohne leaves tall her pencil stubs to Shirley Keefer. V Bill Marsh leaves his brother to Mr. Hodgson. y Ellie Narby leaves her love for the freshman class to Pat Reilly. Donald Obemolte leaves his quietness to lim Swayze. V loanne Pearce leaves her seat on the bus to Millie. Sandy Peterson leaves her deep love of school to Dolores Arias. Kathy Polwin leaves her love for Berkshire Valley to Lorraine Pascoe Ed Post leaves his speed to Iohnny Neal. Stan Purdy leaves his ability to skip to the Chester gang. From Alice Read to Ruth Howell-her luck in sports. Colleen Reilly leaves the junk in her locker to Cookie Rotile. ,, Red Rintz leaves his red hair to Rene Valentine. Pat Robinson leaves her great love for Algebra II to her brother Iohnny. Naomi Rubin leaves her ability to do crazy things at a moment's notice to Gail Rubin. Candy Rogers leaves all her neuroses to the next Echo Editor. From Dianne Russel to Anita Grienwald-her spot on the cheering squad. Roy Schupferling leaves his little black book to whoever needs it. Elsie Shupe leaves her seat in Mrs. Mendes's homeroom to a new ireshman Myma Sowden leaves the noise and fun of football games to yancy Lee Davis. ' Ienny Stanich leaves her quiet disposition and size 5 shoe to Millie Mann. Fuzzy Steelman leaves his ability to get his teeth knocked out to Paul Abeles Alice Stevens leaves her love for American history to Ioan Stark. Ken Temple leaves the word pithy to lVIrs. Call. Frank Topping leaves his ability to annoy Mrs. West to Bubs Christensen Bill Turner leaves Pete Barkman his unlucky No. 7. Pat Twilley leaves her love for horses to Ioan Moore and loan Mangels. Charles Valentine leaves his seat in English class to Sally Gesner. Iames Williams leaves his Confederate money to whoever can use it. Donald Winkler leaves his ability to get along with teachers to whoever needs it. Bob Wood leaves Mr. French. I In witness of our legacy we inscribe hereunder the seal of RHS Studios. i I amcfer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Marsh - Helen Arcurio MOST ATI-lI.ETIC Bill Tardive - Alice Read NICEST SMILE , Ed Nelson - Iackie Lister '1!2S82wp,, MOST STUDIOUS Iohn Lepore - Marion Stalter MOST POPULAR Bill Turner - Sara Cramer PEST LOOKING Marty Whitmore - Sandy Peterson SHARPEST DRESSER Iack Chaplin - Frances Higgins BEST DANCERS Iohn Wamer - Corinne Bartland FUTURE REMBRANDTS Fred Gruenert - Candy Rogers R, MOST MUSICAL Dick Braitlol - Linnea Gunnarson ,Y cfors ,Sf jg TEACHERS' NIGHTMARE QUIETEST Fred Trevarrow - Ien Stanlch Shirley Boyd - Richard Wagner CU'l'EST COUPLE lack Hicok - Dolores Chesterton CLASS WITS Bea Dunbaden - Red Rintz CLOCK WATCHERS Pat Regan - Bob Troha '19 DID MOST FOR RHS Charlie Steelman - Dawn Anderson CHATTERBOX Lois Henderson - Gene Broda CLASS BRAINS Ioan Bauer - Phil Eaton 'ff WHISTLEZBAIT Harold Clawson - Dianne Russell 8 ,NU CLASS FLIRTS Dolores Chiappa - Wamer Iohnsorn 711 D ' ' 'IN ...ax Jury., mv- . , IUNIOR CLASS 1 First row. lelt to right: V. Cooper, A. Bodner, B. Casale, M. Bates, D. Dow, S. Ahlers, A. Bendel. G. Beach, F. Anker, I. Campbell, B. Doyle Second row: S. Daniel, L. Chennette, B. Ban hart, P. Bixby, G. Beels. P. Fischer, 9 N. Davis. E. Chamberlain, V. Best, D. Arias, C. Duranik A. Blide, I. Christensen, H. Frick. Third row: H. Calenti. Barkman, F. Davenport, E. Corneilson. B. Angevine, W. Ford, P. Abeles, T. Bott, T. Appleby, W. Ebneter. C. Cole, R. Danielson. Fourth row: R. Barker, I. Fancher, I, Curtin, R. Collari, W. Drake, B. Davis, I. Benson, P. C. Alpaugh. IUNIOR CLASS 2 First row, leit to right: S. Meyers, M. Woods, L. Pascoe, M Iobeless. M. Holley, M. Gerhold, G. Kieb, S. Keeler. Lf K. Kostuchik, M. Pelt, K. Oliver. Second row: L. Hartung. S. Green, M. Munson. B. Kielty, L. McGuire, I. Moore, E. Horton, I. Mangels, R. Goldstein, G. Iones, F. Iohnson. Hoffman I Hoiiman D Potts N Keim Third row' Neal G Iones W Hocking B Olsen T Olsen. Gilmore A McKay H Pascoe W Iohnson B Powell Kendrick B Iennmgs B Howell B Phister R Pillar Granato R Murray I Merritt I. , . , . . .. ' ...... Lewis, A. Levine, M. Mann, A. Greinwald. I. Miller, IUNIOR CLASS 3 First row, left to right: L. Stickle, T. Stcxlovif. P. Sutton, M. Sutphen, S. Stewart, I. Stunlick, D. Von Der Heide, D. Smith, I. Smith, I. Wcckwitz, A. Zctrcx, I. Swallow. D. Schirnmel. Second row: I. Smith, E. Smith, S. Ward, C. Schwcxlk, I. Stork, E. Sinn, N. Steneck, A. Whitenack. A. Schupferling, B. Unneberg, I. Ralston. Third row: E. Wrede, P. Staloti, I. Swcxyze, I. Sutton, E. Stillwell. W. Zara, P. Rietzke, I. Wcxer, C. Shctuger, H. Stcmlick, L. Varcoe, C. Rcrrick, P. Steward, G. Wcck, E. Vail. ROBERT MURRAY EDWARD KENDRICK President Vice President C7126 UnJersfuJ .N ,K . Y- 5 Af f 1 5 JUNI0l Q. PATRICIA BIXBY Secretary '2:.: -E s.:s:s...si: 'W :gait IANET SMITH Treasurer fi 5 .44 ' I S 'tmfr 'Q wg?- .e lla! Y wt., N Q9 X' ... v It fi: PN ,A-.ai ROLAND Umm ' President ' - x vrcicr Pozzxn Vice President amem raw 0PHOMORll CLASS tr is:-If-ft: , 1 NEFF SOPHOMORE CLASS 3 First row, left to right: I. Rietzlce, C. Pecorino, B. Zemen- cik, B. Ralph, A. Taggart, S. Twilley, V. Pozar. E. Sas- song, P. Wilson, B. Welsh, P. Phillips, C. Paty-nek. J. Pasinosky, I. Zeigler. Second row: B. Stalter, I. Wolfe, P. Palmer, P. Reilly, N, Rotile, M. Pickel, E. Schupferling, Taylor. Third .Zeger, S. Schimmel, 'W. Reinhold, B. Zeek, P. Pickel, A. Ward, P. Webb, D. Veres, E. Reinertson, N. Pucek. I. Wood, B. Twillman, R. Toth, Sedlozsky, G. Stevens, I. Virkler, R. Salter. Fourth F. Braisted, G. Sperry, B. Richards, I. Robinson. Waldron. H. Utter. T S X 1' ,f ,W Riser MARION ANDERSON ' I gigs .X x,J0'.,Vi, -1 Treasurer ,b td '5N,,f.bf' 9 D. , t V , ,ofk,+1L-x'Q X , A .54 J - .,..... E ' . -'.. 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Blan- chard, R. Dougherty, H. Ahlgren, R. Griliin, H. Phillips, I. Gregson, E. Flatt, A. Frigeri, I. Feuss, E. Gothberg. C. Breidt, H. Barwicke. Fourth row: T. Cornelia, M. De- toro, R. Clawson, T. De Felice. R. Angevine. G. Calhoun, D. Bates. G. Gare, D. Condon, W. Grant, R. Eisman, W. Waldron, D. Benson, R. Griswold, .G. Bendel. N: Q U V V. FRESHMAN' CLASS 2 First row. left to right: K. Lunger, A. Hopler, C. Blide, H. Hopping, S. Kibbe, B. Moore, E. Palmer, L. Mitchell, D. Hornbostel, I. Holder, C. Post, M. Hazelton, G. Masino. I. Kalnas, M. Hissam. Second row: E. Penn, M. Penn. K. Knight, P. Karl, M. Hazen, N. Potts, I. O'Brien, C. Mase. G. Lindstedt, M. Hoistetter, M. Liebelt, N. Maver, V. Ike, I. Iennings. D. McConnell. Third row: B. Iones, W. Hagan G. Little, R. La Faso, I. Hicks, A. Stark, T. O'Connor. L. Kitchell, I. Meyer, L. Hendershot, D. Post, V. Kryston. D. McConnell, R. Harmsen, B. Holder, T. Mercadante. C. Kline, B. Peterson, F. Phister, H. Nargard, R. Phillips. B. Kunnemund, N. Holvek, B. Jackson, H. Patrey. R. Paul. G. Hicolr, G. Philhower, S. Narby, B. Iamieson, R. Kibbe, C. Iuckett, A. Hueber, C. Morse, M. Harvey. I. Ingram 'xt' E2IE:E:Q:Q - . . I P I . .-.....,:1 iQ. FHESHMAN CLASS 3 First row, left to right: P. Weiss, A. Wright. L. Zara, D. Sumner. G. Turley, B. Sinn, L. Stickle, S. Schelling, B. Smith. Second row: P. Stopa, M. Somma, D. Vierling, Smith, W. Wenger, I. Stewart, E. Stebbens, I. Seals I. , S. Wilgus, B. Bossy, C. Zegers, B. Search. Third row: . Waldron, H. Todd, A. Toronzi. R. Shohan, D. Scheer, D T. Schelling, L. Standridge, F. Valentine. H. Ryker, G Wright. R. Vemick. Fourth row: R. Sutton, H. Steinman, D. Wendt, E. Sheppard, D. Smith, B. Venner, W. Swartz C. Raiiey, I.. Sartoris, A. Young. I. Shiro. I. Visser. , ,... LEONARD FARMER FRANK VALENTINE President Vice President Che xfms eg Q . , . . , 1 3...-tlfliiflwl - ' ,, f 'I V A ::5si2Eif1--- mv x .. ,af ,,.,,u...... Vi f Y SALLY GESNEF. 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JE K I V-in V! . - , ....... ., - i had Quo fvadis my A J flz Baffin j Hg-ufviays If er us an Do you remember-who could forget!-the fantastic production put on by Mrs. Mendes' Latin II class, way back when we were sopho- mores? Written by Art Lambert, our favorite Vet student, the play was nothing short of magnificent. With Mary Lou, Gene Broda and Bill Adams as the passionate triangle, and Sam Hopper as Caesar, how could we miss? He- member Sam in his bedspread and Christmas wreath? And the troop of dancing girls, Oriental Pearls of Beauty? Philip, besides acting the part of brat brother in his propeller beanie. acted as chief toga-draper. Then, there was Dolores, cur slave girl, and all the dissipated senators and ladies of Caesar's court. The plot -there was so a plot!-thickened when Fulvia's former fiance was reported killed in the Gallic Wars. thus leaving her free to marry her true love: stuttering, but handsome Giton. Imagine the confusion when the wedding feast, presided over by Caesar himself, is interrupted by the return of Claudius as he staggers home, gaunt and blood-stained Cwith ketchupb, to claim his bride! The grand finale ended in a brutal duel. and true love triumphed, of course. The pro- duction rcn for three performances, and it was rumored via the gossip column that members of the faculty got baby sitters so their wives could hear the immortal lines. and flzen, 0 The annual studio party, held as tradition demands here on the lot, was a fine success. Studio personnel 'spared no et- iort in buildin the set to re course Zim Junior rom 9 P' resent an old southern garden. Directors, prop men, actors and actresses, electricians, script writers, make-up experts and camera men worked day and night to produce the glittering triumph. Gossip columns were humming for weeks about the new combinations that turned up . . . here are the pictures. taken on the spot. lr'53?3:+ .9 1. tk E .,.t .MI ' .ml 'Vw - '1!!l5,i:4 vlll N . . ' , . ,-- , , r I .,,., sz r is a x .,H,mA ,I . ,: ,Z ,E ww ' V 46 .,.,, - ,VV4 'mu . ci ' is is ' If ,W d . if -3'?Q '74 If, 5 12, sk Q xg, . uf , ,f4 M X .8 ' I Y D 3 m!iiil,HuihmQ uuvuwm.N.,,,,,h if Md, 560' E ,.,N,,i,,,,:A .,., M Fa 'MP A is ' A. .K X .1 Y 'J .Q x' -F 'sw ig, T I , A , 3 9 C4 t g A , K5 S 4 ve r ,I .15 nw- . . , 1+ 1 'r 4-' Y.. 'ikr 'U 47 riiics gfaif Hike 93 nz eviizen A M wlgofker frmmp - ,,t,t..,,L,,,S. . .iw - '-':'ff.'g::'-v-A-my f 3 -.1.,:.k'-- -v,.' 5 .,gj-Tpjf-.ij ,L A' vs-Ein 'QI' 'Q ,,',gi5,1 I .,, , I ,LIQWQJ 'E' . 5, u::t:g i,4 - s1.fz't : .. i 'Wi 1 15 E 19.-'EQ-it? Produced by THE SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Directed by Mrs Call, Lots Hartung, Nancy Kexm PUBLICITY Dolores Anas Dawn Anderson BUSINESS MANAGERS Dave Comeha Don Iohnson MAKE UP Kxty Kostuchxk Mxldred Mann Ioan Swallow COSTUMES Lo1s Hartung Lmnea Gunnarson STARRING ANNE BENSON FRANK TOPPING MARY LOU CALL WATTS IOHNSON an ieaturmq Bea Dunbaden Dons Lohne Ianet Smnh Phxhp Eaton Dxane Smzth Helen Arcuno Chuck Fatum wxth Shxrley Ahlers Arlene Nulton Demse Dow lack Huxster Cormne Bartland Iacl-ne Luster Produced entnrely on the RHS lot wxth only RHS Stud1os personnel The Form De vme represents another box olhce smash lor :ts producers The comedy concerns the efforts ot the puplls of The Beautlful You Glamour School to re vamp themselves and each othe The hlm has been men honed by cnt cs for several academy awards In these candxd shots the stars are shown D at wo k xn rehearsal x, Above Dtrector Call coachmg stars R1 ht Electncxans Charley Alpaugh 9 Iohn Benson and Leroy Varcoe fr 1 , 155-fif.. . 4 -li. I -2 Q- . , . 'C , ,rl 511 HF' . 112.44-Q.-55-S..-2 49 tm? V ' c' 1 M., I f. 'gqflfi :., if itt R? Taking cz break to go over the lmes, Assistant Director Hortung prompting Diane Smith, as Miss Meadows of Beautiful You, and her pupils. Reducing exercises at the Beautiful You School. rgpmalumwarqguau .N ,- , --,. ' J,nv'f'f-Q,1- 'f . Wu. Se!ecfeJ Shark Sqd C p 1 :lf 9' ff : , . duh - 1 ,, 'B ...FB ,319 f5ff3 ..-,yi ' N534 'aww is 'Q' f. :ff 'Q I-. -4:4 ug 'bf ,vt -fav 'H Q' 52' af: fi' 45 H cfivifies Q sz ik, 319' v X .gr , 07 Business managers: Shirley Bcxrnish. Marion Stcxlter, Eleanor Nurby V EUHO BUAHD rsl row left lo ri ht Editors H Arcurio M Stcrlter A Levine, Fi , g 1 - . , . , . C. Rogers, A. Benson, S. Burnish. Second row: B. Marsh. I. Behler C. Reilly, H. Finnegan. T. Grancxio, C. Polwin, G. Crabtree, A Recd, L. Crum, E. Hicks, P. Robinson. Third row: Miss Kenneally G. Kieb, G. Fotum, T. Stuloil, S. Ely, S. Hurt. D. Schimmel I. Smith. D. Smith. V. Best, D. Chicrppa, C. Bartlcmd. Mrs. Allen Fourth row: B. Unneberg. L. Hcxrtung, S. Ahlers, R. De Felice E. Post, F. Topping. I. Gilmore, R. Utter. B. Brown, C. Back. CHO ..-...L-ir. , 3 A . Y ..,t.'?'Ww--tm. st K' DN.. f. K . 9- f 4 FLASHES STAFF First row, leit to right: V. Cooper, N. Potts, I. Kolar, A. Blide, A. Taggart. V. Pozar, I. Miller, M. Mann, G. Beels. D. Arias. Second row: Miss Shifter, L. Benson, S. Myer. N. Davis, B. Dun- baden. S. Cramer, D. Russell. C. Kos- tuchik, I. Smith, A. Zara, S. Stewart, D. Smith, S. Ahlers, L. Chennette. Third row: Mr. King, C. Rogers. S. Barnish, H. Finnegan, P. Robinson, L. Gunner- son, R. Ammirato, M. Pelt, C. Bctrtlcxnd, D. Anderson, A. Greinwald, A. Le- vine, D. Schimmel, I. Swallow, P. Eaton. Fourth row: L. Smith, R. De- Felice, I. Hicok, G. Iones, H. Calenti, R. Mosedale, R. Noclc, G. Gare, I. Gil- more, D. Iohnson, R. Murray, T. De- Felice, I. Ingram. Absent: M. Call. pmt l flze Scripf W 341.15-f,.gx ,. ,i- A. with 'llxgzflzx -.X gif i 4' f 14 .ww- TUIIENT CUU CIL First row, left to right: I. Lister, A. Benson, S. Ely. I. Smith, P. Bixby, D. Anderson, S. Cramer, M. Anderson. Second row: Miss Havens, R. Nock. T. Shilling, R. Paul, B. Venner, A. De Felice, Mrs. Di Renzo, E. Nelson. R. Rosenberg, R. Edwards. H. Clawson, A. Doyle, W. Iohnson. Honorary Members: M. Call, C. Rogers. Student Council Oihcers Harold Clcxwson Vice Press dent: Edward Nelson, President: Sarah Cramer, Corte sponding Secretary: Dawn Anderson, Recording Secre- tary. Second row: Robert Rosenberg, Sergeant-at-Arms jyubfic efcufions epf. Robert Edwards, Treasurer. fliikwvl FUR M First row. left to right C. Bortland, M. Coll, G Beels, D. Lohne, B. Dun- bdden. Second row: S. Ahlers, M. Munn, A. Ben son, H. Arcurio, P. Eaton Mrs. Call. Third row: W Iohnson, R. DeFelice, E Kendrick, R. Wood, I. Le pore. Fourth row: R. Brat! lol, D. Iohnson, W. Marsh F. Topping, P. Abeles. ' ffi,Wff.:Q J-597' .ugfzf .'if'- 1:':f'.-.. fp' --wf.i+ J qw, A fggltifk' ff , P .411 4 .-I - .A-'if ' H v' -9: ' Wm E. 'XIII . l 'uxs w .'-S53 '. mira kbjfmd Q ., U hu .,- .','5v.J'-gi? lp .R - - - ,,,3k.,....g.,,, '-.L '.'-2',2f,f,41 ,,16:f,L- ' 'CD-if. f.r.?.g'5'3J.. ' W.. H 1,4 h I-pg. .595 ,Wu v -:mf - . ..g.,,,..fQ... .W '-4,-91-:fa-.':' xx- -gnc! ' ,V '. 1' I 1.74. 1 ..15,ji,,:.,Z ii, +SE.iQELfa5 '- 4- '5Z21T.f.-.'- . P 'VQSGF , - '-.swf . ' -'X ' ci-' fm. FRE.HMA UPHUMUHE DEBATE First row, left to right. D. Sumner, D. Kelly, I. O'Brien, S. Schellinq. I Henricksen, N. Hoiile. 5 Ely. Second row: S. Ges ner. Mrs. Call, I. Secxls, B Marks, G. Fcrtum, D. Good year, Third row: R. Chen netie, I. Inqrom, A. De Felice, G. Gore, A. Stork R. Kunnemund. 656603 1,5 'iff 1 3 if 1: Frrst row, left to right: M Call A Benson C Ro e . , . . . g rs. Qecond row' S Ahlers N K' ' .. . . , . erm, P. Eaton. Third row F. T ' ' oppmg, W. Marsh, H. Arcurro, I. Lepore. Absentg D. Anderson. 15,51 .llllkxl at iff., lil 5 J' aid' Seated, left to right: N. Rotile, P. Reilly, B. Stcxlter, A. Whitencrck, F. Stcmlick. I. Miller, H. Robson. V. Pozar. Standing: Mrs. West, W. Reinhold, P. Kenstler, B. Monks, I. Selenqut, A. Taggart. M. Pickell, K. Oliver, V. Appleby. B. Doyle, A. Hopler, G. Beels, K. Kctzmcrk, P. Grifiiths. E. Reinertson. LIBRARY UL ll -Q 57 ...M L I jfs QTY' - 4 D-Q ,5gs..,,,,., t U . .. .,.x,- ::,.,.,,:1::::::E:gQ5i.gr M I .gl VA Yixsi xow. Xeil to xiqhiz S. Hem. S. Meyex, P. Simon. N. Sienick, X. Sioniick. S. Siewcxu. B. Cxmin. Miss Conqedo. B. Doyie, N. Dovis. X. Wockwiiz.. Second row: N. Botiie, X. Chxislensen, S. Ward, N. Keirn, S. Ahiers, D. Arias. C. Kosluchik. B. Goidskein, A. Zum, A. Greinwoid. Thiid row: A. Toqqcm. P. Miiiex. X. Reilzke. NX. Pickei. T. Sicxioii, M. Munson, V. Coopex, X'. Smith, B. Kiehy D. Dow. Yoimh row: E.. Voii, X. Meuiti. B. Poweii. P. Olsen, E. Coxneiison, B. Twiiirncn. P. W. Xohnson, X. Gihnore, G. Xones, E.. Kendrick. X.. Vcxxcoe, B. Mummy. P. Siaioii. X. Wcier. Beilzke, : A V A ' ht D. Xohnson. W. Xohnson. B. Arnmixoio. X. Curtin, B. Phisker, H. Coienii. B Bosenbezq, E. Bxodo, D. Corneiic. Second row: B. Defehce. B Diiiey, C. Bcmiund. T. Vance, B. Brown. L. L Crum, S. Bcxrnish, G. Cicblxee. Bxcmioi. P. Robinson Ykrsi xow, ieii lo nq . S. Eiy. P. Bixby. Miss Conqedo, . F. Txevouow, Ni. Peh, C. Bock. D. Chioppo, . Biqoiow, A. Benson. E. Tindoi. H. Aicutio. B. Dunbcden. . Third row: X. Woex. S. Puxdy, X. Huxsiex, X Warner, X. Wiiiicms. B Y. Gxuenext, K. Ohver. X. Voipe. First row, lelt to right: B. Dodge, A. Ward, S. Veres. I. Wolfe. W. Reinhold. Miss Conqedo, D. Kelly, C. O'Brien, I. Pasinosky. Second row: S. McWil- liams, S. Hart, N. Rotile, S. Twilley, E. Reinertson. K. Katzmark, A. Cooper. B. Chase. Third row: G. Fatum. D. Goodyear, L. Lucas, N. Pucek, I. Keller. I. Selengut. V. Pozar, B. Marks, M. Extrom. Fourth row: I. Robinson, L. Kea- loha, S. Skiba, R. Neck, R. Campbell, W. Twilley. I. Virkler, P. Traynor, F. Franke. FUTURE URSES First row left to right E Dilley L Bigelow R Ammxrato P Hosang, A. Nulton, C. Schwalk B B G Beels T Stalotf I Wackwxtz M Pelt Second row P Robinson D. Chiappa, . rown, . B Dunbaden H Arcuno M Stewart M Munson I Ralston, A. Gieinwald. Third row Oldstem N Davis L Crum G Crabtree P Sutton B. Curtin, C. Kostuchik, A. Zara JE? CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES Lett to right: Miss Huff, Mrs. Crater, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Worden, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Vanderbush. ?E .f 'f.. .' Jr N-Tfivf. M ie. 'E . 5 COMMERCIAL AIDES Seated, iirst row, left to right: I. Bauer, E. Hicks. Second row: C. Henderson, E. Narby. Standing: A. Nulton, B. Barkwood, G. Wack, H. Finnegan, S. Barnish, M. Boss, M. Stalter. Camera Crew ug .-. bi? F 4 . .. ,. . egg - .V JW, L4 1, 3.-4.1 WQAQ1 ' -,I .'1,SA'M-is 2 55-53 , , K .kiwi - iff... A ,gy -, A .523 Vkvfgr ' x J ., vi ',:5-r -.f, '..J-,- - - '-A . Jr... ' '- ' . L -ft ' ,-vm.-'4:i':-v,, .H-,VX dv.. -. -- A wa-'..u--.' ' i CAFETERIA AIDES B. Brown, G. Bergenback, C, Back, D. Chiappa. STUDENT AIDES M... , ,Q - L 'Vx IANITORS I-.4 Mr. Sinsheimer, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Howell. Left to right: T. Appleby, R. Collari, . P. Stewart, W. Waldron, M. Sardella, 45? ' H. Todd. . , Jw-is '.:S3'?gY2,fr1 . .yi ,--.1 ' . i f 1 vt -. 2-ef :im:,,..i': N 60 rap eparfmezzf . -Q, C' HUMEMAKI G CLUB Seated: D. Chesterton C. Reilly E. Shupe. S. Boyd B. Stalter. I. Bauer C. Cross D. Schimmel S. Hart H. Fin- negan. F. Narby. S. Barnish. Standing: M. Boss M. Stalter. L. McGuire E. Horton C. Back G. Beach P. Robinson I. Stanlick. T. Staloii. -Eiffftis: I, Q-5 iff-3 , W, , A .5 'X if H P- M '1 -th The Homemaking Clubs activities center, of course, around cooking :'f?fIsr Besides having cake sales and sending Christmas packages to families in , ' ' canning diet-planning and recipes ,yfofi S R if N K' .. , ' MN ape L A t ,. :amz 1 1 1 1 t A ,I 1 x I N. N , ,N . : ,Magix n u Qc? L, -rx A in x 4' I - T . . . .. ' . -- '- j,'Efj?i.5 , ,1 .L l . - -L ,Uni-.ag -,544 5 Z . ,tiwieuf A -5 I . . . . . . . . ' 1 ,111 ,- the vicinity. the club takes trips and keeps up with all the innovations in -fg',fd.-.2 ..fl. n:- .L 1 1 - - l' 4' 7. g. Q, 61 ' 'FM fr W f , if . ,ff L :Ling Self euqn ff? X W7 W 1 f lf iW vh- Fxrst row leit to nght M S Stewart C Kostuchxk C Peconnc P Phxlxps Second row F Gruenert A Scnupferlmg D Kllgoxe B Goldstem H Nock Thxrd row Mlss Campamle N Davxs D Anas L Stxckle M Martm G Crandall ,A :IM ' sswszfm 'fe 45' -L 'mf These are the people who keep the halls full of posters they d1d a great 'Z job for C1v1l Defense xn that capacxty The Art Club also takes held tnps to museums, shows, and all the other places wh1ch show whats new m the art1st1c l1ne 5, 'sm Q3 '9- zl 4- 1 ,au v 5 :- 1-.f it 713.1 QS st. , : . . ' . , . . 3 , , . 1 ' I - , . . ' ' - 1 - 1 - , . ' , . , . . . 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V. -:,, J- , ' , ,, l , ,tf .wtf A - Q f qv- gg' f fm. K ,,,,- - . f F ' .. ., 7-xgx , k. . :, --,,f,,- 'M ' . , 4 7- . - . ,, fflff-,fztilu f ' 1 Q . faqs f'1n:,f1fa -1 :V 1 , ., . -my S J , - - ,.- L'-42 1 .. ,w 4 4 0 A ' . ' 2 v , 1 x 4 f Am . .Q I A 1 x r ' ,I ws' rv. fp ga ., . Q' f, .g1?7':M-'2fns9 - gnu. wi. - v iii 'Kd t-, . : .f,- ' ' V- ' h m FIRE IIIIAII First row, left to right: K. Iones, F. Trevarrow, I. Hicok, R. Rintz. C. Shauger, H. Calenti, I Neal. Second row: I. Warner, I. Chaplin, E. Rumble, E. Dodge, H. Clawson, W. Drake, W Ebneter. Third row: W. Tardive, R. DeFelice, 'W. Iohnson, I. Waer, R. Piller, H. Collari. ff DRIVER TRAINING All Roxbury High School students having driver's licenses or learner's permits have been given road tests in dual-control cars owned by the Atlantic Refining Company. They have also been given two assembly programs: one on braking. showing the stopping distances as compared with the speeds of cars, and the other a film on safe driving. Shown here are James Williams, Dan Starr, and Mr. I. C. Deutsch, of the Atlantic Re- fining Company. mic FRE HMA CHURU Frrst row lelt to rxght P Campbell L Mxtchell D Hornbostel G Masmo I Kalnas I Holder L Zara H Frscher K Cross E Cole P Stopa V Ike I Iennmgs Second row G Anderson B Blame C Blxde W Wenger M Day B Smxth C Post M Hazelton I Stewart D McConnell L Hazleton A Campbell C Mase M Somma N Potts N Mayer Thtrcl row L Benson P Emmans K Knxght V Appleby C De Vorsey L Gegaulf R Crum D Benson B Burnett M Hofstetter I Chesterton B Chew D Vlerlmg Fourth row C Morse G Llttle R Gnifm B Flatt I Feuss R Gnswold G Bendel D Bates C Klme R Elsman 0Pll0MORE CHIIHU First row left to right: I. Rietzke P Palmer B. Zemencsik D. Roth S. Twil ley R. Howell. Second row: B. Marks B. Stalter. R. Morris P. Phillips Veres S. Masche S. McMurtrie Pickel. Third row: E. Reinertson ' Pucek M Cha ers I. Wolfe If . Vllald 4. p Ilae Nfl ' x v 1 V' ,jlflffiir .teh 2. . ,.W: 'I N, Q xx I V51 gt e er I Pasmosky ourt row: JU IUR CHUR irst row, leit to riqht: G. Beach. . Stickle, A. Levine, M. Bates. Second ow: K. Kostuchik, I. Miller, E. Sinn. . Banghart, P. Bixby, B. Unneburg, G. ieb, P. Fisher, B. Casale, I. Camp- bell, V. Cooper, K. Oliver. Third row: I. Swallow, S. Ahlers, I. Moore, L. henette, L. Hartunq, N. Keim, E. Cor- eilson, F. Davenport. Fourth row: . Staloif, T. Bott, P. Rietzke, B. Ien- lngs. B. Phister, W. Howell. E llllli CHUR First row, left to right: D. Dun, E. Hicks, G. Crabtree, R. Gibbs, B. Tindal, P. Twilley, A Read, L. Crum, H. Iacobson. Second row: H. Bratloii, I. Lister, D. Chiappa. B. Brown, P. Rob- .M A. Appleby, W. Bates. .. ,-'ffl 65 jg. inson, L. Gunnerson, A. Stevens, B. Chew, Musical director. fig T25 1. Q 1 15- . 5 f,,.1. lsblhrgwf 51 . I S ' .' ' Y 4 . , ' , , , I N 3 '-9'-'fqzq-5. , A --3 -14 vu'-W,J.3v',s.n'ny'.ugf.,L,.3'- 1 fm My 1 A fir , ,f v - ' N .H 3' 1 4 w 7 4 'I ' -N-gg, ' ' 42' 2 . Q I ' Nz ' fu Snffffg W . I 2' I. ff!!! JU IOI-I DRAMATICS CL B Fxrst row left to nght D Sumner I Selengut S Twllley G Bergenback S Hart M Day xt, NI Howe V Pozar B Chase V Appleby S cond row S Gesner I Seals S Sohn P Gnihths .vl AW CJ '-'Diff 4- ' Q B Smlth B Marks M Extrom Thxrd row C Rxchards B Twnllman D Goodyear xlley L Farmer 4' 'bakvfwbff-dxf' -40 My Bf'X,LJ :...w---1 -XM X YN 3- I Lik sJ5,, www MM I'6LWL6L Mvvuly S-QJL s. N Q01 x, SP5 J 'J L5 E Illli DRAMATIC CLUB First row, left to right: L. Chennette, C. Bartland, M. Call, I. Lister RAmmirato D Lohne, A . Benson, G. Crabtree, I. Wackwitz, T. Stalofi, A. Zara, M. Stewart. Second row: Delfelice C. Back, D. Chiappa, B. Brown, B. Dunbaden, H, Arcurio, P. Hosang. L. Crum, B. Curtin A. Greinwald, D. Dow, Mrs. Call. Third row: I. Huxster, S. Ahlers, N. Keim, G. Beels, D. Arias K . W . . C. ostuchrk, M. Mann. D. Schimmel, I. Swallow, I. Smith. Fourth row: I. Waer, D. Iohnson, D. Cornelia, P. Abeles, F. Topping, G. Iones, W. Iohnson, L. Varcoe, P. Eaton. N..M...WM-l--M-4-M-wwuowumla-m.'.w':,aows.f.nnQ.mwsyuaxows-A7w:e. VN 'f 'E 4' 'JAP V .f.x.' Y v C ,M 67 'Wh Sefecfeg Shorfs g J. Sporfs Q VAR ITY 0 All First row, leit to right: E. Dodge, R. Mosedule, P. Abeles, M. Whitmore, T. Bott, C. Steelmcm I. Chaplin. I. Huxster, R. Edwards, L. Vcrcoe, D. Iohnson, Second row: Coach Utz, H. Calenti I. Neal, H. Stanlick, I. Iones, K. Iones, R. Ienkins. E. Post, W. Tcxrdive, S. Valentino, I. Hicok P. Bcrrkmon, Couch Hodgson. F00'l'l3ALL . . :Ari .,mms24 ' . , ..w:ff V'fn AUX .1 - . 0 ,,i4fY' 'L ' 5: 0 A X. Coaches W. Utz cmd I. Hodgson. on the insd looking t Q09 wwf Uaptains ED POST CHARLIE STEELMAN IACK CHAPLIN Ae .Qt Hackettstown-One Tiger down. Franklin-Skirting the end. Newton-Night oi a costly victory. Dover-Coming in for the kill. SEASUN END. FUR GAEL 5 I3 llNIOIt LEAVE RH GRIDIRUN The curtain for the Roxbury High School football team dropped on Thanksgiving with the Gaels losing to Hackettstown, 27-6. This game ended the football careers of thirteen players. The record of five wins, three losses. and one tie is not as bad as it looks, since only 5 TD's separated the Gaels from an undefeated season. This year saw many injuries which hit the team almost every game. Nearly every player was hurt at some time or other, notably Hicok, whose arm was broken in two places in the Newton game. Several boys made especially fine records: Ed Post was named county high-scorer, and was included, with Steelman, Chaplin, and Tardive, on the All-County Team. Chaplin, Steelman, and Post made the All-State Group II, and Post was mentioned for third string in the All-State, All-Group Team, which includes all the High, Parochial, and Preparatory schools in state. ,Q f X. csv ,Q ff' 7 , iff .K I ' I J V I . ' 0 ' ' I ' CHEERLEADER , et' First row. left to right: M. Call, R. Ammircxto, I. Lister. G. Kieb. Second row: D. Russel. S. Cramer, M. Pelt. D. Chicxppcx. Absent: D. Anderson. 73 ,pn '4 1. .,,. Eg .M-5 5 .1 '- 1, . . ff.. 2 R A., -1 ' Rl up ' Yrs , 2 . Q . 'F if X Y' 51. 3.2. .f BAD First row, left to riqht: D. Cornelia, L. Hartung, E. Cor- neilson, D. Virkler, N. Keim, L. Gunnarson, R. Henderson, I. Armstrong, F. Davenport. Second iile: K. Kostuchik. B. Davis, R. Schupierling, T. Appleby, D. Zerbe, L. Farmer, D. Read, P. Staloii. Third row: I. Miller, D. Surn- ner, C. Morgan. R. Mohrenweiser, P. Traynor, D. Scheer, R. Lindemann. Fourth row: L. Crumm, G. Crabtree W Mor an M Kantrowitz P Miller G Tur R. Howell. . g , . , . , . ley, E. Bartel. Fiith row: N. Davis, L. Stickle. W. Leavy. D. Van Der Heide, I. Hornyak, R. Magnus, A. Heiber, M. Colonanni, F. Hulzman. Sixth row: M. Mann, S Ahlers. H. Brattloi, I. Wackwitz, C. Raiiay. G. Wack, W. Howell. Drum majorette: Pat Fischer. Sfucyio an X K, .--f:yg.q.. Zig Q 2: FSF 111.31 -, N Band mascot, Darlene Van Norman, xy:- 32. askeibalf 75.1. AMN' A e-3.e.s:'s3. 3 1 FS- 21. fa. VAR ITY T rdive C Futum. .' Farsi row, len to riqhil R- Hmm' W' G I .Ml 1 .i . Ch 1'. Second row: Coach Utz. A. dave. 5 I' Neal' I cpm - k R. Edwards. ' K. Iones. I. Warner. I. Hxco. ik. . A380199 X mxsw, W 'wx Pa aw .IU lllll VARSITY Q is .1 1 C. Alpczugh, M. Murdock, P. Abeles. I. Virkler, A. Hueber. L. Vcxrcoe, E. Dodge, D. Hergert, H. Cclenti. I. Curtin, R. Valen- line, B. Powell. W. Drake, H. La Bell. Mr. French. 53 1.-:JAG it-. 2'gt,- 5 4 f . N... . .. 4 , f,.. .. 10.31-13'-E If 'Q 'H . ' , 'S-'51 , ,.. 2 L 1 ' ' U il if-.5222-C: lt' I 11i1'e l.,,: .N ,Nw ' M ,..,,Ji,2 Ji' yi avi. .yr . 4 W f . . . ,wa-M. , .V 'S ,- .ff First row, left to right: W. Iohnson, D. Iohnson, R. Mosedcrle, A. Gulwein. Second row: H. La Bell, I. Warner, S. Valentino. W. Drake, K. Iones, H. Pascoe, I. Chaplin, C. Rarick, I. Neal, D. Hergert, H. Blaine, R. Danielson. R. Campbell. R. DeFelice, R. Edwards, Mr. Iohnson. Q N K 1. VKVL ' 3 .4 --gifig' Us I, ,-,zxf-rw h , ff 4 I -.1 .1--Y5e3'V.1f W' f1'3 ,'sf r Q1 ,JM rf nv it 4 nav WZ- '15 '!1r'p ,.1-- J' rt-up: 1' -1ilg.,g1q..-. 1.431-li Z' 351. r..g,,gy,-9,3 , , 31,2,L.flQ'-gg H'l-f1I.- :ff .K .,,.,..,.-1 , , Lu, .' . 4 -.X . i.-:pl , 1135-.Wil klggw, fl, ,, vl ,S is .5 h 1 , i ' ' 'FE' . ' GW Q iii 1 One the mat. left to right: R. Phister, B. Iermings, Mr. Lcxrrg. W R Piller A Gutwem Kneelmq I Ingram I FSUSS I GGY F' G Stcndingt Iones.! Twiilerl E- Dodge, W- Iohnsonf TRACK Phister, D. Wmkler. Absent. S. Purdy. First row, left to right: I. Curtin, R. Mosedule, R. Moore, S. Purdy. E. Corneilson. Second row: E. Stillwell, I. Iorgensen, E. Brodcr, H. Ccrlenti, I. Huxster, R. Phister, R. Ienkins, S. Skibcx, P. Abeles, Mr. French. Third row: R. Schupferling, H. Stcmlick, R. Utter, H. Ahlgren, I. Waer, R. Piller, F. Bvrcxisted, G. Iones. Ir-i- H .iX1 ? 3 XAQ. 'Q 3? i , N T' IE ' 'f2f-1 .... 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Q I.2qZl J , eal VICGPISSICTGDT1 ulenh, Treasurer G Bel e s, Secretary f 'S r . K . 4 uv ,. at ii X ' I sn L 41' ir 5 askefbaff The results of the Girls' Intra- mural Tournament have not yet been decided: as we go to press there is still a playoff between the Seniors and the Sopho- mores. Here are a few informal shots taken during games. ,1-fav M - - , , Ay.. - .-,gf - ff, ,. K 'VP 1 3QQ R VA' V 0:21 fi 3 fb fl 7 1' ,523 y ,lv S L . 1' r ' 'Maxx fgh, -R , 5. 1 i x, 5:1j'g,l' 1 E, ' I X W 'Ili f -ff' M23- .' E f,... rqffhuy- vi QAM-. M 'ST' 'I M 'Tv- ,-y ,R 'Lk Sefecfeg orfs V1 x' ' x 1-Qty. .g,',JL. 33.5 ..,,:?, . x? J-U . . ' ' '41 h . 2.1,-12: 553: .tag-,., '31 . :If 'h 4.. - Hs .v '-.A -ef , . . m . .. A-1 ,iv f4:1i'9 ms: Ja ' - , 454 69 211. 1- A 'nlt'5 1. 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SHEET METAL CO. c 'N 7 ci 5 5 o 61 I f P, J Approved Roofer by the 14' 4, E Q g Johns-Manville Companies . 0 Q C 6 8 O, TILE - SLATE - SIDING - ASBESTOS - ASPHALT SHINGLES INSULATING - ACCESSORIES - DAMP-PROOFING - WATER-PROOFING if GUTTERS - LEADERS - BUILT-UP ROOFING - REPAIRS qj 3' ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS - ASPHALT TILE ROOFING 2 '6 6 . Qi E 5 gg 9,16 C V9 ,Bi gjloute No. 6 Dover, New .Iersey ' J 3 Ez: 2 'nv 82 i 13 1 Iudson 2-1188-9 METROPOLITAN BOOK SHOP BOOKS - MAGAZINES Bet. 43rd G 44th Sts.. 1133 Sixth Avenue New York 18, New York Z,......-- ' ff Compliments BIRCHWOOD RESTAURANT X IERRY and MARIE BOYER Route 31 Chester, N. I. V2 Mile North from Route 24 1930 1953 COUNTRY WAY RIDING STABLE Sand Shore Road, Budd Lake, N. I. V - Instructions - SUPERVISED RIDING - BOARDING Safety Stressed - Good Horses and Trails - Phone: Netcong 2-0663-W-1 NORTH JERSEY EQUIPMENT CO. Municipal 8. Contractors' Equipment Represented by-I. ROSS MURRAY U. S. Highway 1 Newark 8, N. I. Chevrolet --- Oldsmobile Sales 8. Service ROOF CHEVROLET, Inc. Route 6. Dover, N. I. - Tel. 6-1243 WASHMOBILE 24-Hour Towing ci Wrecking Service HENRY O. BAKER Incorporated REAL ESTATE--INSURANCE 7 South Warren Street Dover, N. I. Phone Dover 6-0500 OSCAR W. BENSON INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE-APPRAISALS Baker Theatre Building Dover. N. I. Office: DOver 6-0010 Compliments of IOHNSON'S SERVICE STATION RT. 10 AND DOVER-CHESTER ROAD DOVER, N. I. 1 1 i 1 1 -I CHESTER INSURANCE AGENCY 13 CHERRY STREET Phone Chester 28 EDISON J. READ Excavation Contractor SNOW REMOVAL SHOVELS - BULLDOZERS - TRUCKS Ledgewood. New Iersey Succasunncr 5081 DELLA BEAUTY SHOPPE ALL BBANCHES or BEAUTY CULTURE Kenvil Avenue, Kenvil, N. I. Tel. Succ. 6311 Tel. Succusunncx 5711 RUSSELL E. WEBB MACHINE sHoP sERv1CE Compliments oi GEORGE HICKS RICHARD P. DOW CUSTOM BUILT Bow BOATS No1cm's Point Lake Hopcxtcong, N. if Best Wishes from the ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA TO THE CLASS OF '53 i APGARS GARAGE G. M. C. Trucks fi- ' Ut' Sales 3 Service 'lggf Gas and Electric Welding Rt' 31 Chesfef N PARK PLACE ELANDERS, N. 1. Box 140 Chesfef 14 J CASH SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber - Millwork - Mason Materials Hardware and Paint Tel. Dover 6-0388 Dover, N. I. MIKKELSON'S COMMUNITY STORE LOWER BERKSHIRE VALLEY Dover 6-2092-M Compliments of RENE 6. LEE'S DINER ROUTE s LEDGEWOOD, N HOll.EY'S SUNOCO STATION GENERAL REPAIRS Route 15 Hurdtown. X Phone Hop. 8-0592 N. I. Compliments of W. E. BRYANS GENERAL STORE Main St. Succasunna, N. I. Phone 3-7727 Best Wishes to to 4 The Class of 1953 lECK'S LUNCHEONETTE and CONFECTIONERY Chester, N. I. e LITTLE HOUSE X on I Telephone: Succasunna 3-6701 MAIN STREET t CHESTER tt The Unusual in Norcross if Gifts Greetinqsj R G and Tel. Succ. 3-5471 SUCCASUNNA MARKET Real Estate and Insurance MEATS - GROCEHIES . FROZEN FOODS Mam Street Succasunncz, N. I C. HOFSTETTBR. Prop. P. MERRILL COAL 8. OIL Ledgewood ALL PHASES or BEAUTY CULTURE X CHESTER BEAUTY SHOPPE MAIN STREET Phone Chester 155 -T. X Phone Succ. 3-5281 Lehigh Coal - Esso Oil LINCOLN - MERCURY Sales 6 Service .I. C. WOODHULL, INC. 20 Mercer St. Dover X f ff Goonv sHoP 37 W. BLACKWELL ST. Max Kamm Harold Zinn KAMM'S WHOLESALE PRODUCE Fruits, Vegetables 6. Groceries Day Phones: Dover 6-0568 - 6-3050 DOVER' N' I' Night Phone: Succasunna 7781 Route 6 Dover, N. I. ,Read the WANT ADS HARTMAN s. suonmz in the Complete Men's Attire DOVER ADVANCE New Iersey's Largest Semi- Weekly Newspaper 11 W. Blackwell St. Tuxedos to Hire DO 6-1137-I REILLY'S TULSA SERVICE STATIONS Route S 6 Edwards Ave., Parsipnany, N. I. Telephone: Caldwell 6-9775 Woodbridge 8-2848 MOORE'S POULTRY FARM MAIN STREET CHESTER SIDNEY C. BYRAM Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil Fue1 That Satisfies D. L. 6, W. Blue 6. Old Company Lehigh Succasunna and Kenvil Tel. Succ. 4741 or 4731 YIADI MAIK f X' Banquets - Weddings Route 6 .......v. Kenvil, N. I. -:- - : III: :: ::::: ' ' 'Qi-:-:I5?2E1E1Ei1:2Ek1i-:-:-:iz-:-,'-,M.,-g-1- -.-.L -.I-J-Sue'- 1:-:1:f:I:!f:-I: LAKELAND GAS 81 APPLIANCE CO Route 10-Ledgewod. N. I. Compliments of SILVER DOLLAR .-.NN K XX Compliments of Lmoku E. rnzu I GRABOVETZ SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING 6. HEATING NORTHERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Excavating - Grading - Trucking Route B, Kenvil, N. I. Phones-Succ. 3-4572, 7576, 7530 IM, -.. .. Compliments of EREUND'S APPLIANCE CENTER Route 10 and Hillside Ave Succasunna, N. I. g DOVER JEWELERS, INC. Watches - Diamonds - Silver - --I REILLY'S DAIRY MILK AND CREAM Mt. Arlington I Hopatcong 8-0173 f l9 E, Blackwell Sf. Examination of the Eyes D N I DR. BENIAMIN M. ALPER over' ' ' oP1oMz:Tmsr 6 E. Blackwell St., Dover, N. I. Telephone: Hours: Daily 9-6 Dover 6-0560 Tues., Fri., 9-6 1oHN L GLAss e 'f Insurance of All Kinds f 0 17 South Warren St. Dover, N. I. Telephone Dover 6-0256 McKIERNAN-TERRY CORP. DOVER PHOTO SUPPLY Dover 6-0994 W. Gruner Commercial Photography - Photo Finishing Authorized Dealer Eastman Kodak - Bell G Howell - Argus Grailex - Revere 25 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. I. S. H. BERRY HARDWARE CO. Established 1875 Sporting Goods Electrical and Household Goods TRAVELLERS DINER Pain' ' Glass ' Tools ROUTE 6 15 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. I.. DOVER' N' I' Phone Dover 6-0947 6LZINE'S-TCONFECTTBEERRNNQ SWARTZ MOTORS fl MAIN STREET Dodge . . . Plymouth . . . Dodge Iob Rated Trucks 200-202 East Blackwell St. Dover, N. I. CHESTER Ph. 131-R f,.f' DOVER FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE DOVER s-1441 sz-34 w. Blackwell si. Dover, N. 1. 1' J V, if Xu, W-xxx Compliments of RICHARD ABELES ff ,l.....- ALBERT WARGA GENERAL CONTRACTOR Why take less when you can have genuine Ceramic Tile over either dry or Plastered Walls? Telephone Dover B-2629-R Cl0lIIl1IilIlt'IIfS of WALT'S GARAGE BASSETT HIGHWAY DOVER, N. I. Phones: Dover 6-0552-6-0553 SCOTT MOTOR SALES, INC. 160 E. Blackwell Street' Dover, N. I. Tiny Ellis LACKAWANNA PLUMBING sumv co. KAHANT Wholesale Plumbing. Heating and ELECTRIC SUPPLY co' Oil Bumel' S1-1PP1ieS Route 6 Dover, N I Lackawanna Place, Morristown, N. I. KENVIL BRANCH Succ. 9191 Dover 6-2966 INSURANCE Fire - Casualty - Auto JOHN ROACH, .IR., INC. 16 N. Morris Street Dover, N. I. Call Dover 6-2600 PROCTOR MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC - Sales 8. Service 228 East Blackwell Street Dover. New Iersey DOver 6-0588 Compliments and Good Wishes to the Class of '53 from LESlIE'S DRUG STORE 9 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. I. Phone Dover 6-2007 THE SINGER SEWING CENTER 24 East Blackwell St. Dover, N. I. PACKARD SUBURBAN morons, mc. C0 'P'f wn'S of Iohn L. Hennessey 74 East Blackwell sf. W' R- JENNINGS Dover, N. I. TARDIVE'S FOOD MARKET SELF SERVICE Route 10 Succusunna, N. J Dover 6-0739 runsmmu s. mums, mc. W' T' GRANT COMPANY Clothing Furniture Dover, N, Appliances Television 18 Blackwell Street 33-35 W. Blackwell St. Dover, N. I. 1 1 l JOHNSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE N etconq, N. I. A Store Is Known by the Company It Keeps. Reputable Goods Make a Reputable Store Phone: Net. 2-348 1' ' l Benson s. sosmom I ROOFING CO. 165-169 Richards Ave. Succasunna, N. I. ALAN WOOD STEEL CO. SAND and CRUSHED STONE Mine Hill, N. J. VOORHEES' DRUG STORE NETCONG, N. I. Phone: Net. 2-67 Compliments of GRANATO BROS. Pete 6. Iohnny General Auto Repairs - Netcong 848 Port Morris, N. I. BART'S FLYING SERVICE SILVER MOON DINER BUDD LAKE AIRPORT ROUTE 5 Students - Passengers LEDGEWOOD N I WALT'S PAINT HARDWARE I. I. NEWBERRY CO. Wallpaper - Kitchen Ware - Toys ONE BLACKWELL ST. Souvenirs - Window Glass DOVER, N. I. Rouie 6 Kenvil, N. I NIUTUAI BEEF CO., INC. Route s Kenvu, N. 1. COMPIIHIGMS Our Aim Is to Please You with of Quality Merchandise at a Lower Price CORPORATION Al. WALKER, INC. SUCCASUNNA WORKS TRAILER COACHES Succasmmna. N. I. Ledgewood, N. I. Cgmplimgnls of Lumber - Roofing - Hardware the Mason Materials and Paint ROXBURY c. WALTER ANDERSON FAMILY LUMBER 6 SUPPLY CORP. Kenvil Ave. Succasunna, N. I. Phone Succ. 3-4121 Route 6 Kenvil. N. I TATE'S SHELL STATION ROUTE BA BERKSHIRE VALLEY Dover 6-3216-I Compliments of G. W. MESSENGER CARPENTER a BUILDER -1-r DOVER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 52 W. BLACKWELL ST. DOVER, N. l. JOSEPH RAINIER THE DOVER MEN'S SHOP Telephone: Dover 6-0750 Blackwell at Morris Dover, N. I. RINEHART'S PAINT-WALLPAPER Lake1and's Largest Dealer Since 1890 10 N. Sussex St. Dover ,ff KK rd ll .nm ugh I K' K 1 ff ilgpilgflf iu ' 1 rw w+m+tv f I I,4 'fu. X X : , h -W3 wi f f?'ll' it mf lf milf' ville .infill ,rf za ws' -HqgMJqwwysql,5m - - 'il THE DOVER TRUST COMPANY novm, New Jsnsiv Every Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COPPERS, INC. ' SACKS' PAINT 6. WALLPAPER Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams Paint Wallpaper - Vamishes - Brushes - Ladders Window Shades - Venetian Blinds STUDEBAKER 52 N. Sussex Sl. Dover, N. I. TRUCKS :S CARS ' GOOD LUCK Est. 1919 to the Class oi 53 from the Friendly Store ROUIG 6 Dover, M O G L I A I S OP DOVER -'Ti 'ill I aisr wlsnss I HERCULES POWDER COMPANY I Incorporated I KINJV Oil Burners I-'uel Oil Stokers LQUIS BACK Oil Furnaces FUEL SERVICE ORANGE DISC ANTHRACITE COAL DOVER LEDGEWOOD 34 W. CLINTON ST. Phone DOver 6-0902 Succasunna 6911 O Compliments of Hopatcong Teen Canteen O SUCC. 3-4711 Ammermun Sporting Goods SPORTING GOODS G ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT TEAMS OUTFITTED G. A. Ammerman Route 6 Kenvil. N. I. Compliments of VAN'S MARKET ROXBURY COAL COMPANY ANDY LINDSTEDT, Prop. Route No. 6 Kenvil Telephone Succasunna 6221 Phone Established l925 Hopatcong 8-0059 Theodore Rossy Realtor REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE West Shore, River Styx Opposite School Hopatcong, New Jersey' The Sherwin-Williams Co. PAINTS-VARNISHES-WALLPAPER Phone 27 East Blackwell St Dover 6-3033 Dover, New Iersey Telephone Chester 74 WILLIAM I. FURRER PLUMBING AND HEATING Oil Bumer Installations Meyers 'Water Systems -cr-msrnn. N. I iT i Compliments of WILLIAM TAYLOR l Compliments of ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL President ......... Vice-President ........... Recording Secretary ...... Corresponding Secretary Treasurer ........................... Sergant At Arms ,..... SENIORS Iackie Lister? Anne Bensomf' Kenneth Ioneslf Tony DeFe1icerf SOPHOMORES Sally Ely ff? Marion Anderson sf' Robert N ock,f' Peggy Danf- Mrs. H. DiRenzo Officers ADVISORS ..........Edward Nelson ...........Haro1d Clawson ...........Dawn Anderson ..........Sara Cramer -,L .........Bob Edwards ..........Bob Rosenberg IUNIORS ffPatricia Bixby 1-JNatts Johnson 'I-'William Hocking ,Janet Smith FRESHMAN Bruce Venner Arthur Doyle Richard Paul zf'Robert Iones lVIiss I. Havens GLOBE FUEL CO. AND GLOBE OIL SUPPLY CO. I I Wholesale GASOLINE, KEROSENE, FUEL OIL cmd MOTOR OILS GASOLINE TANK and PUMP INSTALLATIONS COLEMAN OIL FLOOR HEATERS FLUID HEAT OIL BURNERS GIBSON ELECTRIC RANGES and REFRIGERATORS DUOTHERM SPACE HEATERS ' 23 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN SERVING THE PUBLIC ELEPHONE 13 CHESTER, N. I lf Compliments of Phone Netcong 1096 CHASE INN CURB ssnvrcs Jos. J. Gladis Route 6-A Berkshire Valley, N. I. Bulldozer-Excavatinq-Grading-Trucking Tel. 946-F4 LEONARD F. STAMPFL PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Oil Burners-Iobbing-General Overhaulinq B. D. 1, Box IBBA, Hackettstown, N. I. Sand Gravel, Top Soil Crushed Stone, Fill Dirt Residence 46 College Road Netcong, N. I. SEGUINE-BOGERT CGMPANY, INC. WASHED SAND and GRAVEL READY-MIXED CONCRETE Plants at Kenvil, Morristown, Newton and Sussex Telephones: Succasunncr 3-7122 Morristown 4-3113 Newton 593-I Sussex 2-1900 H. L. SCHINDELAR, President Compliments of Best's Market NETCONG, NEW IERSEY Compliments of SIMONE IEWELERS Compliments of SWEENEY'S STYLE SHOP Compliments of The Phil Grassla Jimfs Studios ol Theatrical Arts Locmed in: Friendly Service DOVER DENVILLE Succusunncx, New Iers y MORRISTOWN LAKE MOHAWK Congratulations to tlle Class ol '53 ROXBURY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Emmans 8. Emmans, Inc. International Trucks Dr- F' L Bird LEDGEWOOD, N. I. f CHESTER ESSO SERVICENTER LYLE SIMPSON. SR. Chester. N. I. Tel. Chester 154-I9 Where 24 meets 318 FAMOUS HICKORY SMOKED MEATSN Complete One Stop Market HICKORY FARM MARKET Route 24 Between Chester and Mendham Chester, New Iersey J .,,.- Complimenls of Roxbury Girls' and Boys' P.A.l. DIRECTORS: Patrick Higgins Laura M. Iayne ASS'T DIRECTOR: Bud Moore SECRETARY: Iulia Morgan NWN, I 3 It 'F-TN-' W : 44 h X-. - V , N' L tu' ' '- vel I Gigi? 2 2 txlib' f 53,3 AL, rj Tl E gmn Q ll' A , THE NATIONAL UNION BANK OF DOVER Dover, N. J. One of New Jersey's Outstanding Financial Institutions for Eighty-One Years Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation law's Garage COMPLETE FRONT END REBUILDING FRAME WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING Ferro-Monte Ave. Kenvil. N. I. Tel. Succasunna 7533 Compliments of DR. 6 MRS. ALBERT GRANT Dover. N. I. PERIMAN'S SERVICE STATION BATTERIES RECHARGED - CAR GREASING MOBILOIL OILS AND GREASES EXIDE BATTERIES Phone Succ. 7881 Route 6, Kenvil, N. I. Edward J. Wolfe Ieweler 49 Broadway Denville, N. Rockaway 9-2151 Model Dairy Port Murray Milk G Cream Vincent P. Anaya, Dist. 3 North Second Ave., Kenvil, N Succ. 3-7347 KENVIL NEWS SERVICE Daily and Sunday Deliveries Succ. 3-6325 Wm. Staloti, Pro P. BUS CRUM'S CHESTER MXRKE Raymond Decker Excavating Contractor Hopatcong, N. I. Meals-Produce-Groceries-Frozen Foods O Main St., Chester, N. I. Play Golf at X Compliments of A FRIEND SUCCASUNNA GOLF CLUB The Fatums CHESTER CLOTHES SHOP A Small Department Store Chester, N. I. 0. B. Smith 8. Son Funeral Directors 1 Baker Avenue Dover, N. Roswell O. B. Smith, Manager I. Best Wishes To the Class of '53 from BeIle's Kitchen Route 6 Kenvil, N. N WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE RALPH F. BAKER, Owner Bi11's Grocery unumllianclieorfetteex FOUNTAIN - SANDWICHES - GROCERIES One of New lersey's Most Modern 50 North Sussex St. Dover, COUMYY 90793 Telephone: Devel, 6-1826 Ironic. N. I. Succcsunna 9831 Cvmpliffwflls of Compliments of ANDY'S DINER DR. ROBERT NEMOFF Route 6 Kenvil. SEEGER BROS. Explosives and Blasting Supplies Kenvil. New Iersey Succ. 4941 o O Best Wishes fo the Class of '53 ' ' 1 o N Y' s ' ' Rocxdstand on Route 10 and Luncheonette Opposite ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL If CONOVER FEED STORE Netcong. N. I. Phone - Netcong 5-8 Compliments of DR. W. G. TALMAGE Compliments of A. M. BASILE Succcsunnu 3-6944 Wholesale-Retail NEW YORK PENNANT CO. Silk Screen Printing L. F. Nicholas Flanders. N. I. . ....... .1 ....... Community Store shupimls Luncheonene Modern Economy Store Dry Goods and Ready-io-Wear Dolly Madison Ice Cream Phone 158 Tel' Succ' 38801 25 Blackwell sl. Dover, N. Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 CRCWN-FRIEDLAND' D0ver's LARGEST Store for Clothes QQ: Housewares I5TH YEAR OF RELIABILITY FRANCINE SHOP A 8. W SUPER MARKET Iuniors'. Misses'. Women's W ' A 1 Route 6 Kenvil, N. I. ecmng ppare Corner of Tel- SUCC- 7747 Blackwell and Morris Streets Dover, New Iersey 1 i l TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES .IUIIET R. McWIlllAMS R E A L T 0 R Chester, New .lersey B R 0 w N I S Congratulations STORAGE co., INC. to the Class oi 1953 MOVING 76 North Sussex St., Dover, N. 55 Park Pl., Morristown, N. I. Oifice Phones: DO. 6-1254 - MO. 4-0011 Agent, Allied Van Lines l. DOVER SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION 31 East Blackwell Street Phone Dover 6-1818 AMERICAN HOME LAUNDRY When You Buy American, You Buy the Best 50 No. Morris St., Dover, N. I. Dry Cleaners - Launderers Rug Cleaners Telephone Dover 6-0074 WEST SHORE AGENCY REAL ESTATE E INSURANCE LAKESIDE BOULEVARD HOpatcong 8-0200 PAULINE STEELMAN REAL ESTATE ROMANO'S FOOD MARKET - Open Sundays and Holidays - SERVICE - QUALITY - ECONOMY New Self-Service Meat Dept. N etcong 2-0138 Free Delivery LAKE'S SERVICE STATION ROUTE No. 31 FLANDERS, N. I. Tel. Succasunna 3-7689 Tel. Hopatcong 61-R WILLIAM L. KIEFER SERVICE LANDING, NEW RSEY IE RADIOS -1--l OIL BURNERS TELEVISION i---i- APPLIANCES Tel. Hopatcong 345 P. O. Box 134 Landing, N. I. - Compliments oi IRIS SERVICE STATION EASY ORANGE NEW JERSEY P I . Ong 3-146 'w,, Pepae now for ane- ' f Ed ec' ta .'al po 't'o r es ar ssociated w'th a. w' e varie of busin r- ganizations. Cour es for high- school graduate and coll ze wom . 'st'nguished faculty. Effective placement rvle . C t- lloguo. Wrlte As i tant Director l:I 1 I 'Y B RK I ' LI ' 1 22 rospe: Sf 45 r n e 2 Y New York I7. 420 Lexington Ave vi .J Whila Plains, NY. 80 G d St 9 1' 4 f ,df r r r err S le rl Sl l no Ber eley trained secre tai e a 1 id ty ess o s s e en D1 1 se e a s s . hrrnu hh.. July, len. ao , REDDY KILOWATT Your Servant of the Century NEW JERSEY POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY J. H. Miller, Disfricl' Manager Compliments of CIRCLE SYSTEM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT RECONDITIONERS EASTON, PA. Compliments of MORRISTOWN HOBBY SHOP Morristown New Iersey Prop: HOLRACE LAW PINK'S COLONIAL OFFICE FURNITURE CO. CUT.RATE DRUGS Mm'-ufactmefs 10 W, BLACKWELL ST., DOVER, N. 1. CHURCH - SCHOOL - OFFICE OPP- N' 1- POW' G Light CO- FURNITURE BARTLEY GENERAL STORE IOHN A. PETHICK, Proprietor BARTLEY, N. I. 195 New St. Newark 4, N. I. Mltchell 2-0314 Phone: Succ. B922 H Y - G R A D E TYPEWRITER 8. STATIONERY CO. 78 South St. Morristown, N. J. M0. 4-2866 L. F. WESTCOTT W. I. ZILKA MITCHEL'S YOUTH CENTER 19 W. BLACKWELL ST. COmp1,,,,e,,,s of DOVER, N. I. DOver 5.2150 TRIPLE LAKE RANCH Management: THREE-IHOUR SERVICE COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Shirts-8 for soc Succcxsunna 3-8391 9704 wzwllwfwe... MNGS in design PINS menus crahsmanslrip CHARMS o cups and quality PLAQUES TROPHIES .IEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS i:73T MANUFACTURING lewslsks IIIEIBEISTNS l2lUSI AUGUSTUS H. BARTLEY AGENCY BARTLEY, N. I. Personal Insurance Service Phone - Succcasuno 3-4506 SAMUEL T. BRYANT, INC. Furniture. Rugs. Carpets. Refrigerators, Television, Radios ROUTE 46 MINE HILL, N. I. Telephone Dover 6-1616 Open Every Evening 'Till 9 O'C1ock! MEUSER'S DRUG STORE Fred'k R. Meuser, Ph. G. Drugs - Prescriptions - Toilet Articles 6 N. Sussex St. Dover, N. I. Whitman Candy Agency Phone Dover 666 Lithogrcphed by RAE PUBLISHING CO. 22 Frink Street Montclair, N. I. 31 fn' 1 I 4 . F 4.-Q ...,... Q' ' vii . 91 ' - df. 1 ,f L ii Q N M . b ,xx y H l 4 'L ' ,, Q fn Q4-wg . H ' :Nw F, . 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