Roxbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Succasunna, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

v ' , . f 1 I v ,yy,,-,,,1f5mQfW f Y M A L Q +4g ii nfl' fm fn YEARS TO COME WE WML FREQUENTLY LOOK BACK wmv POND MEMORIES UPON THE FRIENDLY ATMOSPEIERE ffv vw-MCH WE VVOQHED O AND PLAYED DURHVG OUR FOUR YEA-R5 Ar ROXOURY X 5 x nigh! W5 1 K I 'tix a .'A mf '-RM f. is an M w if X A x xii 3 8-w A , an xx, ax is 'lr 5? 1 Nm v ex. th' 2 'M , HJ x V, Q ng! w Q v- y ' I' Q 1 1 .Qmk Xxx, , -va W2 I i K Am 1 v G L M m i M w 'LWFQES 1- iff . Q N5 us? m W . ,f , . :emu ,Li X354 ' ' WM V -in if ,ad me ,wiv B FW'i ? Nm... X :L Qmwi N -31 1 3 .Z THE 1956 ECHO Published by the Students of ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL SUCCASUNNA, NEW IERSEY MR. T. ZERBE Principal We, the Echo Board, congratulate Mr. Zerbe on his promotion. The close relationship felt toward him, and the new ideas he has brought forth, have proved invaluable to all of us. A heQUz'ri MR. W. WACKERNAGEI. Supervising Principal We, the Echo Board, thank Mr. Wfackernagel for his kindness and help during our four years. We feel confident that in the future we will benefit from his guidance and understanding. v and . BUARD UF ED ATIO FRANK DUFFORD President First row: W. Wackarnagel, F. Dufford, R. Greene. Second row: N. Coldblatt, C. Seegar, 0. Fruend, W. Eickhorn, J. Rielly, C. Gensheimer. Absent: F. Demarest, C. Johnson. , girggibgi -'f. 2. . A ,.f: A -1 5 V5 'k ajnil l VICRNA R. ALLEN Cuidunrr- Din-clor AMELIA CAMPANILE Ar! 'S 4 ' ff, ANNFLLA DICK lhninvu Subju-cts I J ELSIE HARBOURT Music .- T 'X 1 X1 - . -. 1, E V K ,' -'iw N F ,x X A if-If E X E E 3 Qs S si :. X X .. .QA Rf? V . X X MAE S. CALL KAROI-YN P- VIOLET APPLECIT EVELYN BARl.0W KATHRYN BITTINC ALWARD Physical Education Eighth Grade SPCVHNIVY Eflllilh Physical Education CARL CLUNN DOLORES A. CONGEDO B. FRANCIS CORBETT Mechanical Drawing Biology, Social Science English 'tl 4 RAYMOND FRENCH H. NELSON CIBBLE CHARLES V. GREENE Phyfif-al Education Mathematics Eighth Grade I 1. g l 4 S' FLORENCE S. HARVEY JEANNE HAVENS JAMES HODGSON Seventh Grade Social Science Mathematic: LEO JOHNSON Physical Education X S Q.. Q X.. N2 x 'sf w-. ,. - v - ,gn-qt. 1' -I 3 ,. wsggy - .',' 3'7 HELEN L. DiRENZO CAROL CORBY Science M athematic: ESTHER GUERIN AGNES HALL Mathematics, Music Secretary I MABEL R. HOPPER AMANDA Z. ILIFF fyomemakins Seventh Grade C MARION E. JOHNSON French GEORGE McCLOSKEY Industrial Arts MARGUERITE 0. MOYER Nurse PAUL P. SI-IEPANSKI Science I-IARLE W. KING English MARY KENNEALLY Mathematics, Science QR LOIS MARINI Eighth Grade DONALD MANNING Seventh Grade FLORENCE MARY L. PICKEL PFITZENMAYER Homemaking Business Subjects i f ii LORNA SHIFFER META SMITH English Secretary LTY 'I if Aix, a EDMUND KUTSKO Business Subjects 1 Q CAMILLA MELCIIIOR Seventh Grade MARGARET C. REESE Family Living, Guidance V- .1-sf BUCK G. STOUT Industrial Arts STEPHEN LAW IANTHA LINDABURY Mluif Eighth Grade in Ak i . 6'- CELESTE E. MENDES RICHARD MIRSIIAK Latin, Guidance Business Subjects uv Q LY 'T BENNETT A. SATZ ROBERT SCIIIFFNER Social Science Physical Education ROBERT I-I. SUTTON WILLIAM H. UTZ English Social Science .XXX CLAU DIA WEST Librarian DEDIC TIO A Friend to All . MR. HOWELL VU- lake' grmll pride in civfiicating our year hook to him whose pivaszmt disposition ami un tiring efforts have touched upon each of us WI- shall always rmnc-nihcr your friendly utti huh:-7 Mr.. Howell. x K. e .1 J K ,M , , ,Q I 9...- ,..-A pf ff, ,f 'Tg SENIOR OFFICER ,ffl ,rx X :--'f X ' -w...,, N f ,f-v X E 2 i 1 E H A SSN-' lllitlvvau-.M . M.. 5- - rp .. aww,-Q., ,N hw Klan' , im , qw , - 5 k M ws-Mwfwl 31.+i-,W X M 'fx MJJEVPW' vw, k M -. rw, al, W Q. Q,- LR www Nw N 2,-jfs , A 'ry an 4 2, .. Q . Ti.-5?-lr' My ffrf-gn Q: . M v , rw., X- Nfff.-if-...i E 4' f fgafip A gl.. Zark..-N. 2 'wif ,, my 4 V -Q., W, D SUMBILR Secretary 1 DAY, Vue Prcsldcnt, B M ,, VEMMER, Presidcntg J. LEVINE, Treasurer. '-f 447' ,E . 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AHLGREN Butch Chester Don't be facetiousn Snappy dresser . . . usually seen racing past in his black Plymouth or with Hank and George . . . activities include hunting, fishing, boating and skating . . . forever trying to get a passing grade in English. Plans for the future: a free tour with Uncle Sam's best. GAIL PATRICIA ANDERSON Gail Ironia Oh, greaf' Neat dresser . . . usually found with Betty and June . . . delights in cook- ing and then eating . . . President of the Homemaking Club . . . made a cute twirler in her junior year. Plans to become a clerk typist, but also sees marriage in the future. RONALD ANGEVINE Punk', Jefferson Quiet, except when he's with Blace . . . swings a mean hockey stick . . . when the lake freezes skating replaces the swimming Ronnie so thoroughly enjoys . . . the Army has a lein on this guy's future. S t i --an ' yi .K . k .1 1,5 il be i d Q , LAX 5.5 ,t., 1 JUNE ALPAUGH June Succasunna I'll clue ya' Enjoys cruising around in that yellow and white Ford . . . handy with a needle and loves to cook . . . can always be found at the roller skating rink . . . seen often with Joan and Gail . . . plans to don the white cap after graduation. VIOLET ANNA APPLEBY Vi Succasunm I hate school! Pennsylvania accent . . . loves tl skate, bowl, and see auto races . . always seen with Maggi and Betty . . sports a beautiful diamond and is a ways talking about a guy named Rus . . . headed for office work an marriage. WILLIAM JAMES AURIEMMA Bill,' Port Morris Loves that Smokey Cityn . . . just ask him and he'll tell you all about it . . . most likely to be seen with Pooch, Firpo and Midge . . . heeds to the call of the wild and enjoys nothing more than a good day of hunting . . . Landscaping plans lie in the future. 'ln DOLORES TEKLA BENSON Pete Chester Sweet personality . . . many hobbies, but enjoys loafing just as well . . . constantly regrets having to keep within the speed limit . . . roams around with the Chesterites . . . Pete plans to grace the wards of All Souls Hospital after graduation and later lend her services to the Waves. .J R Q, if BETTIE BARKER Beautiful Dover Okay Short and bouncy . . . a transfer this year from our rivals - Dover High . . . treasurer of dear 200,' . . . Buicks simply drive the gal . . . another planning to enter the secretarial ranks. DORSON BENSON Ben Berkshire Likes to develop photographs and lose himself in the land of dreams pro-bow hunter and fisherman... holds an odd peeve for engaged girls who insist upon talking in class... is preparing to start work right away toward his first million. RICHARD BARWICKE Wicke Randolph Check T hat A quiet fellow but don't get him going . . . can usually be found with Dan and Bill at a safe distance from Trig. Class . . . a careful basketball player . . . worships those old Fords . . . future plans . . . The Air Force. LAURA E. BENSON Shorty Berkshire Valley lt's all your fault Petite gal known for her pleasant manner . . . can usually be found not far behind Barb 8: Katty . . . Aside from her Nash Shorty finds enjoyment playing the piano and bowling . . . Plans to step into the WAFS after graduation. 13 NANCY ANN BIEGLER PATRICIA ANN BERRY Pat Kenvil Where's the boys? A whiz on wheels, whether hot-rod or skates . . . never at loss for some- thing to say . . . her happy way has brightened the Homemaking and Nursing Clubs . . . there's fun ahead for the office she hopes to work in after graduation. ALFRED BLANCHARD Nance Mt. Arlington If you say so Bright eyed, blonde, usually found with Cora, Gail, or Bette . . . likes to skate and swim . . . member of Future Nurses, Book Review, and Homemaking Clubs . . . her future is undecided but hopes to go to finishing school. AI . . . Mt. Arlington Cirls.'-Let me at them Terrific sense of humor . . . has a way with the opposite sex . . . al- ways arguing with Melvin and Hank about vehicles . . . played freshmen and jay vee basketball . . . homeroom president . . . looks forward to col- lege next year. 4!5 ' CATHY BLIDE Cappy,, Lake Hopatcong Always ready for a good joke . . . s ends s are hours cuttin ice P P E figures, swimming and hunting . . . dig's those MG's the most . . . At this'stage a big question mark looms in Cappy's future. BETTY JANE BLAINE Shrimp Chester Where's Denny ? Never a dull moment when Betty is around . . . great supporter of Na- ture, Future Nurses, and Homemak- ing Clubs . . . loves to skate, sew, and cook . . . always lurking the halls with Denny, Maggi, or Vi . . . future plans are a nursing career and marriage. BARBARA BOWDITCH iiB8l'b,, Wharton Got anything to eat? Cute kid with a blond streak . . . crazy about Blace . . . likes Italian food and listening to hillbilly music . . . always seen with Sam and Bunny . . . future plans are marriage. a' CHARLES R. BREIDT Chas Mt. Arlington With or without Blue eyes, sandy hair and a likeable personality . . . Charles, George and Jim, incorporated . . . varsity foot- ball man . . . roots for the Yankees . . . great guy with a quarter . . . plans for the future are undecided. CAROL JANET BRISCOE 'iCar0l Budd Lake I'll think about if' Came to us last year from Clifford Scott . . . pretty blue eyes and nice personality to go with them . . . likes to ride around in a Pontiac and spends most of her time with Johnny . . . pals with Sam, Barbara and Bunny . . . future plans are marriage and office work. MARIE BUCCAFUSCA MQW Hopatcong Dan't get excitedv Cute, brown-eyed girl from the Bronx . . . loves those D.A.'s . . . enjoys Sonny and learning about football . . . likes to dance and eat . . . usually seen with Claire, Pat and Bunny . . . beautician school lies ahead. BARBARA M. BURNETT Bobbie lronia Oh, no V' Always ready with a smile and kind word . . . ardent supporter of the Nature Club and the Future Nurses . . . constantly rushing to keep pace with Marilyn . . . hobbies are cook- ing and drawing . . . plans to be- come a nurse. DOROTHY MARIE BRUCGEMANN 'sDot Budd Lake Hi, Doll Very talkative . . . one of our teams biggest rooters . . . looking for Dot? -go to Nancy or Helen . . . mem- ber of the Homemaking and Future Nurses Clubs . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess in the near future. GEORGE CALHOUN g'Cagey Mt. Arlington One of the quieter members of the senior class . . . school to him is a nasty word . . . would much rather hunt and fish . . . pals with the two Ronny's . . . future plans are un- decided. 15 AUDREY DIANE CAMPBELL Hot Rod Kenvil What's this character trying to prove? Perky brunette . . . seldom seen without Norm . . . has three years as a twirler to her credit and two years in the Future Teachers Club . . . pet peeve: good-looking boys without Mercury's . . . special in- terest centers around Netcong . . . Future: Undecided. DANIEL M. CASALE Danny Flanders Oh, you're a riot today Quiet, but well liked . . . played football two years . . . pet peeve: bermuda shorts . . . members of the 4-H and Tractor Clubs . . . likes hunting, square-dancing and of course, girls . . . future plans include a farm of his own. PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL Pat Flanders It's more better that way Active on the magazine drive . . member of the Echo Board . . . manages to find time for swimming, skating and horseback riding . . . spare hours find Pat in the com- mercial office gaining a background for a career in office work. ROBERT WILLIAM CHENNETTE Bob Succasunna Don't do anything I wouldn't do Herb, Bob and Danny incorporated . . . finds working with wood and building miniature models an in- teresting pastime . . . reserves a spot in his heart for that 48 Chevy . . . after lending his services to the navy Bob plans to become a draftsman. 18 EILEEN MARIE CHESTERTON Lean Succasunna Hay Dee! Never at a loss for words . . . usually found cruising around with Dee and Sallie . . . participated in Homemaking, Library Club and Chorus . . . pet peeve . . . those crazy mixed-up history classes . . . likes to cut a rug . . . Future, Wilfred Academy. BETTE LOU CHEW Bette Lake Hopatcong Ya know what Brown eyed cutie all of 5'1 ...usual- ly found with Dee, Lena and Nancy ...a member of the Nature, Home- making and Future Nurses Clubs... has been a twirler for 3 years. Fu 'Mi e includes Walt and Beautician Sclll. THEODORE CIESLA Chisel Kenvil Darn it anyway Tall, athletic type . . . basketball and baseball player . . . outside of school Ted likes to bowl and play pool... Trig. class is unpopular with this lad . . . mad about the girls . . . plans to join the Navy and see the world. THOMAS B. CORNELIA Tom Budd Lake Wait a minute' Intensified woman hater . . . is for- ever teasing . . . work takes up most of Tom's spare timefbut he managed t play four years of intramural etball and has been active in t Nature and Science Clubs . . . Treasurer of his homeroom . . . plans to spend his future on a farm. xN'fV5Wm:i , LA ':- 'I , i ROBERT CLAWSON Little Mose Flanders Don't get shooki' President of the Student Council... popular among the student body... doesn't appreciate English class . . . enjoys swimming, iceskating, and hunting . . . after school will find Bob driving a truck . . . will be another to join the ranks of Uncle Sam after graduation. LEWIS ANTHONY CRAMER Midge Port Morris Isn't that awfuli' Loves the great out-of-doors . . . usually seen riding around in a small '40 Chevie . . . Tony and Bill are among Midge's best friends . . . likes hunting, fishing and trapping. Pet peeve: school teachers . . . plans to spend a lifetime of just plain loafing. DONALD CONDON Don Lower Berkshire There ought to be a law' Good natured guy...always good for a joke . . . passion for sports of all kinds . . . hates women fdrivers, that isl . . . keeps busy hiding from homework and books . . . future plans . . . time will tell. . .Q ish 7 wsu A Q -. 1 ' zlllkpw I di., ' ' -mx KATHLEEN FRANCES CROSS 66K3Y,, Kenvil Thaw a fit Another Kenvilite . . . blonde with blue eyes . . . member of Nature, Nurses, Book Reviewing and Home- making Clubs . . . pet peeve-family living class . . . mad about horses . . . always seen with Eleanor or Shirely . . . loves hillbilly music and boys . . . plans to join the Air Force. 17 THERESA JEAN D'AURIA Chee Chee Port Morris 45, RUTH CAROLYN CRUM Crummie Chester Have any jokes ? Cute gal who's always talking . . . usually having a good time with Sandy, Lena and llette . . . Crummie has becn a member of the Nature, llomemaking and Library Clubs. lfulurc: clerk typist and marriage. FRANK ALLEN DAVIS Shut your face, kid. ' Never without Janie . . . crazy about driving her dad's Chevie . . . key annoyance is listed as a night without the car . . . member of ,the Future Nurses, Homemaking, and Book-Reviewing clubs . . . beautician school is next in line along with owning a shop of her own in the not too distant future. Frank Succasunna You'rc loo soapy That blue-eyed blond who sports a crazy crew cut . . . can be spotted, tif you look fast enough! in his Chevy with the boys . . . home- room president for two years . . . a Romeo along with the best of them . . . is looking forward toward the Air Force. Qwf-ff 21 18 MARGARET KRAFT DAY Peggy , Wharton Phooey!' One of our cutest seniors . . . very active in almost every club . . . president of Nature Club and vice president of Senior Class . . . mem- ber of Student Council and the Na- tional Honor Society . . . active cheerleader for three years . . . usually seen with Pat . . . plans a career in nursing. BETTY GENE DAVIS Bel Hopatcong l'll be dipped Tall and trim . . . Colden blonde hair . . . energetic cheerleader for three years . . . Co-captain her .lr and Sr. years . . . Corresponding secretary for the student council . . spends spare time swimming, skat ing, riding and dancing . . . plan: on a Junior College after gradua tion. ANTHONY DE FELICE Firpo Netcong HWIIQ' to hir in there l.ife of every party . . . famous fox his rendition of 'Darktown Strutter Ball . . . broad-shouldered footbal lineman . . . choice for the 'gall are football squad . . . female fancie . . . will be heading south to Carolin for college. 2 Q 2 is BETTE JANE DE HART Bet Chester Never do today what you can do tomorrow That petite blonde with the sweet personality . . . a member of the Future Nurses, Library, Home- making, and Nature clubs . . . enjoys talking with Sandy over coffee and doughnuts . . . headed for Bell Labs. after graduation. DANIEL JAMES DYRNESS MELVYN DETOR0 Mel Flanders Don't get shook Never a dull moment with Melvyn around . . . great sense of humor . . . roams the halls with Al, Bob, and Ralph . . . Wild about that new Chevy . . . belongs to the Nature Club for three years . . . take cover -College is next. iinalli' Flanders You know Usually laughing . . . can sleep anytime, anyplace, anywhere . . . finds Ken and Wayne good company . . . exercises by swimming or playing basketball . . . enjoys working in the dark-photography that is . . . plans to make it a career in the future. ROBERT CHARLES EISMAN Red Hopatcong Sure you aren Outstanding sense of humor . . . sport enthusiast . . . girls and cars are in competition for Red's atten- tion . . . enjoys the company of Hank, Mike and George . . . Uncle Sam will soon be playing host for Bob-whether it be in the Army of the Navy. CORA MAY DE VORSEY Cora Lake Hopatcong I've got to talk to him Never without an involved tale and a sunny smile . . . member of the Future Nurses, Homemaking and Nature Clubs . . . undying interest in the 'istronger sex . . . can really make a pair of knitting needles click . . . is making preparations for college in the fall . . . HARRIET PRISCILLA EMMANS Pere Succasunna Nice kid from Succasunna who likes Fords . . . active in Dramatics, Band, and Nurses' Club . . . likes cats . . . other activities include church choir, Jr. Woman's Club . . . seen with Pat, Hoffie and Di . . . plans to at- tend U. of Delaware and then nursing school. 19 CAROLE ETCHISON Carole Hopatcong Rowdy Dou'. ' Our newest addition from George W'ashington High . . . roams the hall with Bev, l'al, l'n-ggy and Mary . . . pct pei-we: getting up on Monday morning . . . the iii-ld of office work beckons and later marriage. , . .. 46' SANDRA LEE FISKE San Chester My aunt has a friend who llrown hair, green eyes . . . history is her waterloo . . . member of Nature, Library, and Homemaking clubs, also Student Council . . . favors swimming and skating and dancing . . . loves '49 Fords . . . future includes a Stenotyping School in New York. 20 JAMES V. FEUSS Frieda Mt. Arlington So I said Io Frieda Talks incessantly of Frieda . member of the Nature Club . . . seen with Charley and Ralph . . . Varsity letters for football and wrestling . . . future plans include Engineering and the Coast Guard academy . . . HELEN LOUISE FISCHER Fish Succasunna lim cereal-I meal if, Loads of fun . . . twirler for three years . . . Vice-President of the Junior Class and this year, the Homemaking Club . . . never seen without Lucy or Pat . . . swimming, dancing and dating take up part of Helen's time . . . is torn between secretarial work and flying high as an air-line hostess. BLACE RUSSELL FLATT Flatty Wharton Want a drag? Good looking guy from W'oodport . . . always seen with Barb . . . likes huntin and swimmin . . . can be il 3 remembered for his victories in track . . . future plans-Army. EF' HENRY BRANDT FOLEY Rebel Hopatcong Ding, Dong! Dig that crazy southern drawl . . . our new edition from Alabama . . . quiet, but well liked by all that know him . . . engaging smile . . . likes to curl up with a good book . . . the army has plans for Rebel after gradua- tion. ANTHONY FRIGERI Tony Randolph No kiddin' 'i The gay philosopher . . . an excep- tional student . . . member of debate for three years . . . has an extra- ordinary way with words . . . Sports Editor of the Flashes . . . keen sense of humor . . . Future plans: Rutgers U. and Journalism. SALLIE FRANCES CESNER Sallie Kenvil I'm gonna be late for worki' Full of fun . . . pals with Dee, Eileen and Cora . . . Cheerleading, Flashes, Nature Club and Special Chorus are among Sallie's credits . . . seems to take a lively interest in N55 ellow Mercs . that erson y - - P - ality plus is sure to lead to a suc- cessful nursing career. ETHEL GALLAGHER Eth Landing You know what I mean Built close to the ground . . . can laugh her way through any situation . . . peppy cheerleader in her junior year . . . handles a paint brush with the greatest ease . . . a question marks the future. ELEANOR J. GLAAB Ellie Succasunna ls that so PV Somebody mention farming? It's Ellie . . . came to us from Bayley- Ellard as a junior . . . always headed for Hacklebarney . . . likes cowboy music and playing basketball with Ray . . . hopes to take up married life as a career. LYNN ROSALIND GEGAUFF Lynn Hopatcong What n doll. ' A cute and well liked girl . . . par- ticipated in many clubs and sports . . . . loves Jackie Gleason music, dancing, and singing . . . known for her tremendous collection of clothes . . . headed for nursing . . . anybody feel sick? is RICHARD CONTER Rich Hopatcong Don't know, do youv Likely to be arguing about Fords . . . goes all-out for hunting and fishing . . . finds Bill to be a good companion . . . football fan . . . another planning to enter the armed service. F. WILLIAM GRANT Bill Lake Rogerene I don't know One of the quieter boys . . . usually seen with Hank, Al and Bob . . . frequently visits Kearny to see Violet . . . played one year of intra- mural basketball and two years of baseball. Plans to work in Austenal Laboratories after graduation. ROBERT GRIFFIN Bob Succasunna All righlee Always good for a laugh . . . Finds Bill good company . . . pet peeve: all women drivers . . . whiz on skates, whether they he wheels or blades . . . would like to visit the west coast after graduation. 22 rr' fa, A 'm.,,w-..a:'3N 4. -- JANE LYNN GRANATO Janie Port Morris Just for laughs This curly top cutie can always be seen the Chee Chee . . . active in all sports . . . participated in the Future Nurses, Homemaking and Book Reviewing Clubs . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . pet peeve-Amer. History . . . future plans include beautician school. JOHN GREGSON Greasy Hopatcong Good-looking, ambitious, intelligent -all this and he can cook, too . . . Is employed in a garage after school hours . . . plans to attend the United States Air Force Academy, then go on to become an Aeronautical Engineer. PATRICIA MAY GRIFFITH Pat Succasunna It's the principle of the thing. Tall blonde and talkative . . . real artistic talent . . . Assistant Editor of the Echo . . . active in dramatics, Nature Club, Art Club and Flashes . . . headed the Book Reviewing Club . . . The Future Teachers Club has influenced Pat's choice of pro- fession. RALPH HARMSEN Ralph,' Chester You don't know do you Played three terrific years of varsity basketball . . . spends his spare time, of all places, working in a cemetery . . . could do without Trig class . . . undying interest in the opposite sex . . . plans to attend the Air Force Academy. RONALD FRANK HARTMANN Ronnie Hopatcong A quiet transfer from Memorial High School in West New York . . . spare time is devoted to hunting and trap- ping . . . pet peeve is rising at 6:30 A.M .... future plans wearing those Navy blues. LOUIS ELMER HENDERSHOT FRANK LAIRD HARVEY Mike Hackettstown Oh well, thatis Life Leadership personified with a forceful personality . . . Forum, Dramatics Club and others . . . Editor-in-Chief of the Flashes, . . . sports an Honor Society Pin . . . hobbies-fishing, dancing and chess . . . plans to attend Haverford, then try his hand at politics. Big Lou Berkshire Valley Girls aren't what they used to be. Tall, dark and handsome . . . always willing to aid a damsel in distress . . . would like nothing better than to be seated behind the wheel of a shiny, new Chevy . . . Lou plans prep school, the service, and finally a salesman position in the future. AGX S. PATRICIA ANN HESTER Pat Hopatcong Oh beans! A friendly redhead . . . always seen with Nancy and Priscilla . . . extreme distaste for 7:45 gym class . . . a member of the Library, Future Nurse and Nature Clubs . . . plans to enter Martland Medical Center as a Lady in White. MARION HAZEN Sam Budd Lake lf you say so One of the Budd Lake gang . . . can be seen walking the halls with Barb, Bunny and Carol . . . hates a quiet library . . . always eating in classes . . . member of the Nature Club . . . plans to be a secretary after gradua- tion and later marriage. GEORGE KENNETH HICOK 'iHiCky Hopatcong Where are we going boys? Well liked by all . . . undying in- terest in the opposite sex . . . pet peevee-homework . . . an outstanding football, basketball, and track man . . . anticipates either Upsala or the Marines in the future. 2 2 R A LPH JAMES HICOK Hick Hopatcong Ilid you sce a blue flash! --that's Hick in his Modcl A Ford . . sn-cn with Tom, .lim and Phil most of the time . . . the Navy has a bunk reserved for this guy. Y. Q 'Q .IEANNE MARIE HOLDER MJCIIIIIIIQSH Chester Ycs, Mother Lrabby pn-nplc ph-asc beware . . sccn in thc halls with Joyce, Sonja, llctty and Lois . . . devotes her spare time to lltlI'sl's, dogs and draw- ing . . . aspires to bc an author but will be contcnt to work as ll clerk txplt until boss. U' 'V ' she marries the MARILYN HOFSTETTER Hoffie', Succasunna Oh, peachy Fun to know . . . always smiling spends a great deal of time waiting for Barbara . . . enjoys swimming, bowling, and driving that '55 Dodge . . . most audible in the cheering section . . . active in Rainbow Girls, Choir, Homernaking Club and Echo Board . . . secretarial school lies ahead. ANN ELLA HOPLER Amin Chester Cute brunette with a sweet disposi- tion . . . likes horseback riding, ice skating, and riding on motorcycles . . . pals with Kathy, Bev, Xvilma, and Dolores . . . pet peeve: 'gearly morning bus rides . . . will make some boss a fine secretary. BRIAN FREDERICK HOLDER Hungry Chester Let's grasp the situation His ambition in life? . . . to keep eating and driving Mercuries . . . quite an arrowhead collection . . . played football and baseball . . . generally conceded to have the strongest right arm in the school... would like to settle down on a farm. is RUTH EVELYN IIOPPING 'gRuth Chester Very goodly Has blonde hair and blue eyes . . . loves horseback, riding, tennis, ski- ing, swimming and skating: . . . secre- tary of Science Club, Exchange Editor of Flashes, homeroom secretary for two years . . . member of Dramatics. Echo, Art, and Nature Clubs . . . usually seen with Gail or Sue . . future uncertain. DOROTHY E. HORNBOSTEL Dot Randolph Oh, no I Sincere and friendly . . . Oh! those blue eyes . . . dislikes getting up too early . . . a yellow Merc. convertible would do just fine . . . swimming and roller skating rate high . . . it's a nursing career for Dotty. PHILIP JOHN HUGHES Rughead Hopatcong That's right What was Bayley Ellard's loss proved to be our gain . . . enjoys those more-than-occasional siestas. . . . Hey, girls! ln need of some expert swimming instruction?-this guy's ready, willing and able . . . plans to land with the Navy. CLAIRE HOWELL Claire', Chester '60h, shoot Peppy dark-eyed gal . . . came from Maplewood . . . biggest gripe is catching that early bus . . . special interests lic in the musical fieldA clarinet, sax and piano . . . enjoys both types of skating . . . might enter the field of teaching. ROBERT JAMIESON Chames Randolph I ain't squealing If he isn't in the main hall with Tony, you can bet heis with Helen . . . has been active in sports for three years . . . ever increasing ap- petite . . . would like to stay out of work but might consider advertising and publicity. ALLEN HUEBER 'Hueby Kenvil I don't know nothing Six foot two, eyes of blue and what a physique . . . likes to watch ball games on T.V .... important man on our football, baseball and basket- ball teams . . . plans to enter Hem- look College. ROBERT L. JONES Bob Ironia Let's drag it out A gal called .Ioy and cars combine to make life interesting . . . manages any vehicle with an iron hand . . . a great auto racing fan . . . seen often with Louie . . . future undecided but the automotive field looks inviting. 25 N if CHARLES .IUCKETT Charlie Flanders Did you see that girl? Another Rip Van Winkle . . . when he's not sleeping Charlie can usually be found with Jim and Bob . . . enjoys hunting, motorcycles and box- ing . . . pet peeve: dressing up and combing his hair . . . Future plans include Rutgers and the occupation of well drilling. SUSAN MILLER KIBBE PATRICIA L. KARL Pat Hopatcong Thanks Enjoys skating and swimming . . . a mean gal with a bowling ball . . . always seen with Kathryn, Claire and Marie . . . collects china knick- knacks . . . has future plans of be- coming a secretary for some lucky boss. Sue Gladstone Good morning there you Active in many clubs . . . teases Tom continuously . . . keeps busy polishing that '41 DeSoto convertible . . . enjoys all sports . . . Betty and Sharon are but two of Sue's many friends . . . would like to try her hand at Airline Stewarding in the future. 'S KATHRYNE JOAN KNIGHT 'Kathyn Succasunna More fun! Bright, pleasant gal known for her tap-dancing ability . . . has a spot in her heart reserved for red convert- ibles . . . member of the Nature Club and Special Chorus . . . future plans lie in the direction of college. ROBERT C. KIBBE Bob Gladstone Have fun, but be good Hates to get up in the morning . . . when he does Bob enjoys collecting records and photography . . . bi- cycling, swimming and badminton rate high . . . partial to a Nash . . . would like to attend a trade school in Wisconsin. VICTOR H. J. KRYSTON i'Vi0', Chester Anything for a laugh Someone mention Chester? . . . Editor-In-Chief of the Flashes in his junior year . . . active in many clubs . . . author of Who Pulled the Plug in the Roman Baths . . . elected to the National Honor Society in his junior year . . . plans to attend col- lege. Q51 ROBERT KUNEMUND Bob Randolph So there you are Always ready with a laugh . . . Sports car enthusiast . . . Has participated in basketball and track . . . Close friend of Tonyis . . . Short brunettes rattle his nerves . . . will be up in the clouds in the Air Force. MARTHA LEWIS Lu Lu Flanders I feature that ladison's addition in the form of 5'6 hazel-eyed brunette . . . enjoys lancing, skating, and that all-impor- ant-dating . . . can really tickle those guitar strings . . . the field of model- ng or beautician work looks invit- ng. er- 1 6 1 BEVERLY JEAN LEAVITT Bev Flanders Oh, cut it out Usually found with Connie and Pat . . . forever being teased about her Maine accent . . . basketball, swim- ming and skating enthusiast . . . future plans include, business school and a career in modeling. if MURIEL ELLAN LIEBELT Bunny,, Kenvil Ain't you got no learning? One of the Kenvil gals . . . can be seen talking with Barb, Sam, and Marie . . . enjoys hillbilly music, swimming, Italian food and rid- ing in a '50 Ford . . . pet peeve telephone party lines . . . after graduation marriage. JANET ANN LEVINE Ian Hopatcong N ice one! Bundle of energy . . . found in the midst of aH activities . . . an Honor Society member . . .' Editor-In-Chief of the Echo . . . two year editor of the Flashes . . . President of Dramatics Club, Head Majorette for the past two years . . . Jan has set her cap for college. GAIL ALICE LINDSTEDT Gaily Kenvil Way to go Trim green-eyed brunette, usually seen with Peggy, Pat and Ruth . . . member of the Dramatics, Nature, Future Nurses and Science Clubs- also the Echo board . . . eternally irritated by younger brothers . . . hobbies: dancing, swimming and skating . . . plans to follow in the steps of Florence Nightingale. 27 JANET F. LUCE .luIl'7 Chester Ya clon't know, do ya? Came to us this year from Wayne High School . . . elected to the Na- tional Honor Society in her junior year . . . outside of school ,Ian is a Civil Defense and Red Cross worker . . . plans college and special training school. oif Loyal often found writing fellow horse enthusiasts . . any information s sure to be able on horses? to supply the answer . . . an ardent Dodger fan . . . wants to be a teacher of the younger set. -cz? CAII. FRANCES MASINO Abby Dover Have you .wen Ifvie?'i Easily malxcs friends . . . dislikes quiet pe-oplc . . . digs thc cinema thu most . . . it's hard to find this gal without Evie or Nan . . . ex- pcrienccd tap dancer . . . dancing and secretarial school await Gail upon graduation. 28 NANCY ANN MAYER Giggles Kenvil Boy! did you goof Short and cute . . . always laughing . . . spends her time dating, playing chauffeur and sitting in on those long telephone calls . . . craves spa- ghetti . . . likes her music Wfestern style . . . pals with Pat and Dot . . . not certain what the future holds. fsfiyulbegf, SiEITH0NY MASINO Randolph n ly seen with Louie . . . mention English class in Jack's presence . . . outside of school ac- tivities include basketball, baseball, and hunting . . . finds pleasure in monkeying with his '6limousine ... the Army has Jar-k's future. for a part of gggg N Q S X , em 5 Q is sw ,X N Xt Q s N is .. DAWN MQCONNELL Dawn Port Morris Tf1at's lovely That blue-eyed blond with an ever- ready smile . . . finds pleasure in dancing and swimming . . . doesn't mind the cold weather when she can find time for ice-skating . . . another with secretarial plans in mind for the future. HAROLD McWILLIAMS, Jr. Hank,' Ledgewood What a doll Always ready for an argument, especially with Al and Melvyn . . . spare time stuff?-hunting, dating and working on cars . . . drives a truck after school hours . . . will soon be another new recruit for Uncle Sam. JAMES DAVID MERRIGAN 'i.lim Chester Fm right behind ya'f Tall, good looking guy with an ever ready grin . . . varsity football player . . . hobby is motorcycling . . . also finds swimming, square dancing, and that old stand-by, girls, interesting future is undecided. HELEN DARLENE MEHRING Darlene Flanders Y As far as Fm concernedi' Excellent coifk . . . art fancier . . . pet peeve: loo much homework . . . can always be found complaining to Barbara . . . member of Future Nurses and Archery Clubs . . . lots of luck in your Nursing career Darlene. THOMAS MERCADANTE Merk Chester You donit my Tall redhead known for his wise cracks . . . hangs around with the Chester crowd . . . baseball, football, fishing and hunting take up most of Merk's time . . . delights in an- noying our librarian . . . plans upon entering the Air Force. ww JOHN R. MEYER Jack Landing Don't be facetiousu Snappy dresser . . . usually seen racing past in his black Plymouth or with Hank and George . . . ac- tivities include hunting, fishing, boat- ing. and skating . . . forever trying to get a passing grade in English . . . plans for the future: a free tour with Uncle Sam. 'M Eh, ff? 'ir PATRICIA ANN MILLIKEN Millie Lake Hopatcong You don't say Peppy blonde with flashy green eyes . . . hobbies are cooking, dancing and eating her mom's spaghetti . . . Living in a lakeland area Pat, takes advantage of the many aqua sports it provides . . . Beautician school is next on this gal's agenda. 29 ANN ALICE MIRCHE Ann Lake Hopatcong l'm medium height Often accused of being short . . seen with Bunny and Joyce . . . lik:-s dancing and bowling . . . al- ways keeping watch for a green and white Chevy . . . headed for a secretarial desk. LINDA DARE MITCHELL Lin Bartley Well you donit suy?,' Pat's shadow . . . member of the Homemaking Club and Special Chorus . . . loves flying her fatHer's Piper Cub on weekends . . . hobbies include swimming, skating, and watching our team in action . . . another headed for secretarial work. 'QR BEVERLY MOORE Bev Chester Oh Heck . ' Always raring to go . . . a cute blond never without at least a part nf the Chester Clan . . . bowling, dancing. and swimming provide enjoyment . . . those Brooklyn Bums rate tops . . . the future sees Bev as a stewardess or a secretary. 30 Mr CHARLES E. MORSE Denny Kenvil 'K0.K., Betty Likeable chap . . . Fred, Frankie and Allen are among his many friends . . . often accused of hot- rodding his forty-one Plymouth in the direction of Chester . . . another in line for Uncle Sam. JOHN ROBERT MNICH Jack Chester Don't know do ya? Another one of the Chester crew . . . member of Drarnatics Club stage crew . . . interested in sports, es- pecially in cars . . . pet peeve: cars that don't run . . . plans to be a builder owning his own business. SELBERN J. NARBY Bubher,' 0 Kenvil Get outta heren Cuts up with Schill and Jack . . . Plays football, basketball ,and base- ball ..-. . rides around with Sallie in that 55 Merc . . . active member of Nature Club and A.A .... sports are his hobbies . . . the Navy has a place reserved for him in the future. RALPH ALFRED NORGARD Norg Flanders You're crazy man Happy-go-lucky guy . . . star football man . . . another one struck by the motorcycling craze . . . defies gravity in physics class . . . is planning to go up in the air for his country. THOMAS KENNETH 0'CONNOR Tom Hopatcong W anna drag Often seen with the Rebel', . . . living near the lake Tom enjoys swimming, boating and water skiing . . . spends spare hours tinkering with cars . . . now a member of the Marine reserves and plans to swing into full action after graduation. THOMAS RICHARD NORTON Tom,' Chester Came to us from Long Branch . . . works hard in Dramatics and Science Clubs . . . hunts, fishes and works on a farm in spare moments . . . another of our Librarian's aggrava- tions . . . Tom plans to enter the Navy and then attend an engineering college. ff y JOYCE MARIE OSBORNE Ozzie Ledgewood Where's Lewn Usually found talking and laughing with Bunny and Ann . . . member of the Art and Nature Clubs . . . enthusiastic baseball and football fan . . . at home behind the controls of the '49 Ford . . . marriage lies ahead. ....'?:' JANICE EVELYN O'BRIEN Jan Hopatcong Cute cheerleader . . . usually rush- ing someplace in her Hot Hillman minx...girls sports editor of Flashes and Treasurer of Future Nurses in her Junior year . . . member of Nature, Science and Dramatics clubs. Future leans toward interior deco- rating. EVELYN MARIE PALMER 'iEVie', Mt. Arlington Short and sweet . . . peppy cheer- leader . . . usually seen with Ruth and Gail . . . secretary of the Home- making Club . . . hobbies include singing, driving, and eating pizza... doesn't mind sharing her locker, with Joel that is . . . secretarial work lies ahead. -fl? 31 MARY PARKER Otto Mt. Arlington What time is if? Quiet, with a ready smile . . . one of the shortest seniors . . . quick temper, but can take a joke . . . reads constantly, and studies once in an while . . . likes to talk . . . future plans unknown. 2343 'lv '3' 'inn MARY SCOTT PENN Mer', Chester Now, come on girlsf' Nice to know . . . cheerful person- ality . . . inseparable from her sister and the other Chester girls . . . likes swimming, basketball and hasehall . . . secret ambition is to fly a .let plane . . . Future includes the Womun's Air Force. 32 RICHARD V. PAUL Rich Hopatcong Tough lucki' Member of Nature, Dramatics, and Chemistry Clubs, Student Councii and Fire Squad . . . played varsity football and basketball . . . plays piano and likes dancing . . . pet peeve-Senior Cliques . . . future includes Annapolis or NROTC. GENE PHILHOWER Hjinksf' Kenvil I don't know On the quiet side but very likeable . . . . broad shoulders . . . doodles cartoons in his spare time . . . played football and intramural basketball... member of the track team . . . con- firmed women-hater . . . will journey forth into a railroading career. ELIZABETH SCOTT PENN Liz Chester Oh! Marylv Has a quiet manner and friendly smile . . . can usually be seen with the Chester girls . . . when not keep- ing tabs on her twin, she enjoys swimming, baseball, skating, and horse-shows . . . dislikes gym class . . . future points to the Women Marines. s 5 L ROBERT WM. PHILLIPS Bob Lake Hopatcong L'Oh come on! 5'I0 and full of fun . . . usually seen with Vinney and Doug . . . likes to tinker with the blue Ply- mouth . . . always going somewhere . . . mad about all sports especially hunting . . . future includes a hitcl in the Air Force. CONSTANCE EVE POST Connie Flanders Oh Holy Cow Fried to all . . . Girls Sport Editor of the Echo . . . participated in the Homemaking, Dramatics and Nature Clubs . . . Obi Those Flanders Boysi' . . . right at home on the dance floor . . . after gradua- tion the path leads to dietitian school. DONALD C. POST Nippy Kenvil Nasty Gash Student Council representative . . . likes to fish, hunt and trap . . . played Varsity baseball and basket- ball . . . seems to have a special knack for breaking his arm . . . Nippy foresees bell bottom trousers in his future plans. JANET RAASTAD Janet Flanders Well, kids Tall, blue-eyed brunette who enrolled in R. H. S. in her senior year - formerly from Fort Hamilton . . . quickly found friends in Connie and Helen . . . one of Janet's favorite pastimes is listening to Rock and Roll records . . . planning to attend college after graduation. CHARLES VICTOR RAFFAY Charlie Bartley Tall and friendly guy . . . active in Nature, Science, Chess Clubs . . . outstanding trackman . . . interested in 4-H chicken raising and of course Deanna . . . best friends Hans and Woody . . . future plans . . . engineering at Lafayette. HANS-RAINER PRZIREMBEL Henry Flanders Fm all shookv Mention photography and Hans lights up . . . came to R.H.S. from Barmstedt, Germany . . . quickly gained many friends . . . photography editor of Flashes . . . taken an active part in the Nature, Science, and Chess Clubs. Other activities include swimming and deep sea fishing. LOUIS E. READ Lou Ledgewood You wanna drag If you want to know something about cars just ask Lou-heill know! . . . usually seen driving his black Ford . . . often found with Bob and Bill . . . works part-time . . . future plans: United States Navy. MARGARET ETHEL ROPER Peggy Hopatcong You don't know, do ya ' Newark's contribution to Roxbury . . . likes to roller skate and swim, but likes Wayne even better . . . pals with Kay, Carol and Joan . . . joined the Homemaking Club as soon as she joined us . . . could it be Peggy foresees marriage after of- fice work? ROBERT RYKER Floppy Ironia Don'l fool with Happy A husky blond who hails from Ironia . . . favorite sports include: hunting, fishing, and archery . . . likes girls . . . always seen with Glenn and Gene . . . pet peeve: family living class . . . future in- cludes the Army. BARBARA ELAINE ROSSY Barb,' Hopatcong Hi, Troops' Always manages to find a place on either end of a joke . . . confirmed Hot-Rodder . . . doesn't particularly care for state troopers . . . holds down the important position of Feature Editor on the Flashes . . . Hackettstown Centenary will come IICXI. S DONALD H. ROTH Buzz,' HG d W Whai'ton a s. One of Roxbury's active seniors . . . Honor Society, Flashes and president of the Forum . . . can be seen with Mike and Lee . . . a whiz at Chem- istry . . . somehow manages to avoid Roxburyis Femmes Fatales . . . Don's future? Lehigh U. and then research Chemistry. PAUL SADOWSKI Moose Hopatcong Isn't he a great sport, folks Quiet, except when baseball is concerned . . . avid rooter for the New York Yankees . . . member of the baseball team since his freshman year . . . enjoys hunting and fishing in between baseball seasons. EDWARD LEE SARTORIS The Lover Budd Lake Oh, it's all right Tall fellow known for his big grit . . . three year member of drat matics . . . capable assistant Editol of the Flashes . . . ardent debatol . . . constantly wishes interpolation in trig was never discovered . . . aims toward becoming an electronic engineer. 133 Q 'lk 1 A f, F y Q gl 5 i syn, , JOHN DAVID SCHEER Dave Budd Lake HW atcha ya say Man with the drums. Dave played in the band four years . . . his hobbies include ice-boating, hunting and swimming . . . played Intra- mural basketball and track . . . usually seen with Woody or Lou... future plans wildlife conservation. GEORGE SCHELLING George Flanders Looks that way Came to us from Dover as a Junior . . . member of the Art Club and Yearbook staff . . . outstanding artistic talent . . . usually seen roam- ing the halls with Darryl . . . after graduation? Three years in the Marine Corps and then hopes to become a future Norman Rockwell. THEODORE A. SCHILLING Schilli' Hopatcong Umor: will ya?', The boy with a smile from Racoon Island . . . if not with Sandy he's with Narb or Jack . . . played varsity football and baseball . . . how about that '49 Ford? . . . president of the Sophomore class . . . future plans include college. JOSEPH G. SCHIRO Joe Ironia Man, I dig you the most Nature lover . . . you can find Joe by looking for Narby, Schill or Jack . . . played football, basketball and baseball . . . likes hunting and Austin-Healy's . . . has developed an extreme distaste for homework . . . hopes to pilot a plane for the Air Force. Q SALLYANN SCHELLING Termite Mine Hill Pm hungry Gene Search put Stars in her eyes and a sparkle on her left hand . . . captain of the twirlersg her pet peeve is a twirler out of line . . . usually seen with Hunzy or Bobbi . . . has office-work and marriage in mind for the future. WILLIAM G. SCHWARTZ Bill Randolph H Leather Head Tall fellow interested in fire fighting . . . member of Dover Unit of the National Guard . . . after the neces- sary training Bill hopes to become a fire fighting instriuctor . . . 'Helen seems to set the sparks flying any old time. JOAN IVA SEALS Joan Succasunna You want lo believe it l ull of life . . . always talking about Holi . . . can be scen tooling in the halls with june, Connie, and Ruthie . . . active in many clubs . . . pet peeve School at 7:45 . . . ambition is to be a woman in white. fr ,QBFQ-.f..x BARBARA E. SINN Bobbi Ledgewood Aw, mme on J See that new outfit that Bobbi has on? . . . noted for her large collec- tion of clothes and her ability to make more . . . active in sports and various clubs . . . proud of being a twirler . . . tops in the com- mercial field . . . headed for business college alter graduation. 6 NM! fi sa' RUTH ELEINE SEARCH Ruthie Flanders Oh good! You can always depend on Ruthie to keep up the moral of R.H.S .... a substitute cheerleader in her Junior year . . . noted for her nice person- ality . . . proud of her driver's license . . . usually seen buzzing around town with Evie . . . future plans are to go into secretarial work and marriage. EDWARD T. SLIKER, Jr. 'gEd Chester Sure we know Chester's answer to Davy Crockett. .. still trying to grin that bar down . . . ambition is to own a Jaguar and be a forester . . . never seen without Wayne and Jack . . . hobbies include fishing, hiking, and sleeping. JOAN SILVER Blackie Landing Nurse --- l'm sick Peppy gal from New York . . . likes to raise the roof . . . mad about clothes, dancing and cars . . . always teasing pals Peggy and Kay . . . member of the Homemaking Club . . . pet peeve: the very mention ol school . . . plans marriage for the future. DOUGLAS EUGENE SMITH 'gDoug Chester How about thatv Another enrolled in the Cheste1 Crew . . . model planes and train: prove to be an interesting pastime . . . member of the Youth-Fellowshil . . . football, baseball, and bowling tend to break up the monotony . . plans to rank high in the Air Force ELSIE BARBARA SMITH Barb,' Berkshire Valley Holy Crowsi' Popular young lady . . . participated in the Future Nurses, Homemaking and Book reviewing Clubs . . . con- firmed Mercury lover . . . pet peeve: too much English homework . . . collects pictures as a hobby . . . enjoys skating and a dip in the ol swimmin' holev. SONJA JOYCE SMITH Smitty Chester Sneaky A nice blue eyed, brunette hailing from Chester . . . usually seen with Barbara . . . pet peeve-undone homework . . . noted for her role in the jr. competitive play . . . likes archery, horseback riding, ice skat- ing and deep sea fishing . . . plans to become a beautician. ARNOLD MARTIN STARK JEAN ANN SPREDER Jeanie Hopatcong scokayss Came here from Fairlawn . . . an extremely nice manner . . . belongs to the Archery Club and the Flashes staff . . . has a keen distaste for critical people . . . will become a secretary while in search of a bache- lor millionaire. Arnie Mt. Arlington Way to bounce Has an iron in every fire . . . Vice President of Debate . . . Dramatics, basketball, and Flashes are all, right up his alley . . . Arn's many friends include Mike and Jud e . . . pet g peeve-living in Mt. Arlington with- out a car . . . future plans: college and success. SHARON SOHN Sharie Succasunna He's a cutie Seen a suave and sophisticated bru- nette talking to Betty? President of Art Club and Treasurer of Dramatics Club in her Junior vear . . . active on Flashes and Art Ed. of Echo . . . crazy about theater and horseback riding . . . future holds fashion re- tailing. EVELYN DIANE STEBBINS Ev Chester W ay to go Perky lass with flirtatious manner . . . has a mischievous twinkle in her eye . . . quite the seamstress . . . often associated with Rudolph ... known for her large bracelet col- lection . . . Hackettstown Centenary -here she comes. LOIS ANN STICKLE Loie Berkshire E-E-sh ! A real cute one . . . likes swimming and ice-skating . . . belonged to Fixture Nurses and Homemaking Clubs . . . loatbs General Business . . . usually seen with Bev, Lucy, or Sonja . . . future plans-'secretary for some lucky boss. ALBERT G. TORONZI G5-Ali, Kenvil Oh yeah?,' A loyal Dodger fan who is often seen paling with Brian, Jim, and Paul . . . member of the Fire Squad . . . ran cross-country and on track team . . . spends spare time hunting, fishing, and trapping . . . heads for Marines after graduation, then retire- ment on the farm. DOLORES JOAN SUMNER Dee' Berkshire Valley That's 0. K. Proves goods things come in small packages . . . very active . . . Student Council secretary for two years . . . two year co-captain of the Cheer- leaders . . . sleek Ford convertible --Sallie, Eileen and Cora are steady passengers . . . headed for Orange Memorial Hospital to serve as a nurse. FORREST JAMES SUTTON Willy Hopatcong Stocky, well liked Willy is a real fan of River Styx and likes those Merc cars . . . pet peeve: school . . . future plans include the Navy and then work. ROBERT TREVORROW Ed Kenvil Tall, always seen hot-rodding in his brothers Volkswaggen . . . pals with Narb, Valentine, or Wycoff . . . dislikes English class . . . plays a mean guard on the football team . . . member of the Fire Squad and Nature Club . . . belongs to Navy Reserve and plans to join the Navy in June. RUTH CERALDINE TURLEY Gerry,' Succasunna '6It's a must! A cute brunette whois always on the go . . . pals around with Sonja, Bobbie, and Dee . . . has a special interest in the Marines . . . active in Band, Flashes, Book Reviewing Club, P.A.L., Chorus, and Archery Club . . . favorite sport-rooting for the Dodgers and roller skating . . . plans to go to college. WILFRED EMERSON VAIL Woody Flanders What're ya gonna do? The little scientist . . . spends his free time in the outdoors . . . familiar figure in intramural basket- ball . . . enjoys dramatics and those occasional girls . . . has his eye on college with the Marines in the dim future. FRANKLIN D. VALENTINE Frankie Budd Lake Now wait a minutelv Where you see Frankie you're sure to see a shiny, '56 Chevy . . . snappy dresser . . . Vice-President of the freshman class . . . played three years of intramural basketball . . . often seen with Bub, Denny and Andy. Future points to Uncle Sam-then probably college. BRUCE THOMAS VENNER Judge KCDVH You're right. ' Has a big smile and friendly greet- ing to all . . . hates to be quiet in Physics and Trig . . . likes to be first to give an answer . . . proud owner of Honor Society Pin and varsity letter in basketball... college ahead. RONALD .L VERNICK Big V Kenvil Don't get all shook Extra loyal Dodger fan . . . strange, but this guy just doesn't appreciate Yankee fans . . . doesn't know what Bells would do without him . . . another of the out-door type . . . Ron enjoys hunting, fishing and trapping . . . preceeding a carpentry career the Navy awaits Big Vu. GEORGE LEWIS VANDERBUSH Vandy,' Kenvil Check this one out Posesses the gift of gab . . . usually seen around town with Judge, Wycky and Red . . . his athletic prowess is in the court gameg has played varsity basketball for two years . . . the Navy looms in Vandy's not too distant future. DIANNE LAURA VIERLING Di Succasunna Wo-ow! Left R.H.S. for Morris Hills and came back this year . . . participated in Band, Future Teachers, Dramatics Clubs, and Chorus . . . likes to square dance . . . favorite sports are horseback riding, ice-skating, and swimming . . . has a slight yen for Regional . . . future plans-kindetw garten teacher. 39 WILLIAM E. WALDRON Bill Kenvil Bill is a real pioneer spent all his school years at Roxbury . . . many friends . . . enjoys working around automobiles . . . served on the Fire Squad for one year . . . quite proud of his grey and black Packard. 1 I WAYNE WARNER Eggbert,' Chester Don't get shook! Another of the Chester gang . . . Wayne came to R.H.S. from Madison High in his Sophomore year . . . interested in many sports . . . loves to drive around town in Nellybelle . . . pet peeve: flat tires . . . plans to be a mechanic. 4. it PATRICIA CLAIRE WEISS Pat Flanders Fm not just 11-kidding! Tall, brown-eyed, and full of pep... is usually found gossiping with Con- nie, Helen, or Lucy . . . likes swim- ming, dancing, and having fun in general . . . has certain weakness for football players . . . future ambition is teaching. DARRYL E. WENDT Butch Wharton Check that! Pals around with George and Austin . . . sports interests are swimming and baseball, especially the Yankees . . . likes to fish . . . pet peeve: cold weather . . . future includes the Army. t JOHN R. WEINRICH Jack Ironia A w, forget it J Those pajama parties he couldn't go to! . . . if he's not with Schill or Narb, you'll find him at Campy's . . . played varsity football and baseball . . . likes to eat, watch T.V., and hunt . . . future plans are Canada for Forestry. WILMA MADELIN E WENGER Willie Chester :GM-In-m-mes An attractive brunette with a nice personality . . . always seen with Bev, Dolores, and the other Chester girls . . . likes swimming and dancing... roots for that Brooklyn team . . . pet peeve: early morning bus ride . . . future plans-either to be a nurse or an air-line stewardess. SONJ A WILGUS Sunny Port Morris 0kay! Okayli' A cute blue-eyed blonde... belongs to Nature, Art, and Future Nurses Clubs . . . usually seen with Lois, Gerry, and Shirley . . . loves horses and roller skating . . . roots for the Dodgers . . . future plans, Art School or office work. Y 5 My f . . o SHIRLEY ANNE WILLIAMS Shir1 Mine Hill Hey, kidli' Blue-eyed brunette from Mine Hill . . . a loss to Regional and a gain for us in her .lunior year . . . pals with Bunny, Claire, and Sam . . . member of Dramatics, Homemaking, and Future Nurses Clubs . . . likes skating, bowling, and dating . . . future plans-Secretarial School. NORMA JEAN YETTER ' , We LOUIS ORT WYCKOFF Wycky Flanders Way to hit in there! We all know Wycky, No. 29 at guard . . . a welcome transfer from Hac- kettstown . . . roams with George, Norgard, and Ed .... groans about homework or listens to popular music in his '50 Ford . . . an ardent Phillie rooter . . . headed for Marines after graduation. Norm Flanders W'hut's he trying to prove? This perky girl of 5'2', came to us as a sophomore from Bangor, Pa .... seldom seen without Audrey and Dot . . . pet peeve-teachers! . . . likes roller skating, dancing, and working in the ASLP . . . mad about those '56 Mercurys . . . future plans-work at the A8zP. ALICE ANN WRIGHT Al Chester What'd you say? Another one of those Chesterites . . . real nice kid . . . likes to eat, swim, and ride in Walt's black Chevy . . . has been a member of Future Teach- ers, Thespian, and Homemaking Clubs . . . here's another gal heading for beautician work and marriage. QQQQ AUSTIN A. YOUNG Youngie Flanders I forgotli' A nice guy to know and fun to talk to . . . member of the Nature Club . . . active Yankee rooter . . . pals with Wendt and Norgard . . . us- ually seen streaking around in a red and white Chevy . . . future plans include the Air Force. 41 fdtgl LUCILLE ZARA Lucy Succasunna Oh yeah ! Always laughing and joking . . . pals with Helen and Pat . . . noted for that black hair and swell person- ality . . . enjoys sports and trying to get her driver's license . . . has a weakness for cute boys iespecially one called Butch? . . . secretarial work lies ahead. 42 CLAIRE ZEGERS Claire Hopatcong How do you spell that? A brown-eyed cutie from Hopatcong usuall' seen with Pat Marie - - - 5 , , and Shirley . . . member of Echo Board, Flashes, Nature Club, and Library Club . . . likes dancing, skating, and swimming . . . pet peeve: cooking . . . future plans- beautician school. all r uf fj . HAROLD C. GARRISON Gary Succasunna Likeable post grad from Irvington High . . . graduated in '52 . . . has gained many friends in the short time he's been here . . . consistent joker . . . taking courses in order to enter Northeastern University . . . Our best wishes for a successful future. 2 fr X I 'd.:.3Gi:',f,v'v.s 4 , W ,1.j,i5ge's2 ,I I ' fgifeiazo , ...-. , 'fasotos Fe o 0 . q O 'fo X ' Q X X X 'E 'ff 'ff 'ma- 'WMM Teach Mc Tonight JANET l,llCli. FRANK HARVEY lTho Brainaj .1 .vi . 3 , A 'Q I Cot Rhythm CLAIRE HOW'lCl.I. CHARLES RAF!-'AY lThe Melodicsj m , X A si Wanted MA RCARET DA ROBERT CLAWSI QTIN- Popularsj Sincerely CAN. ANDERSON Allvlllfll IILANCIIARII lThc l'n'rsnnnli!i4-Nj r 3 4 .. f- .Q Q . wif R Rock Around the Cluck IKICTTY GICNIC DAVIS RICHARD l'ALfI. QThe Sl:-ppcrsj Happy Talk CORA DeVORSEY ROBERT KIHBIC f'l'he Challcr-J Buttons and Rows BARBARA SINN FRANKLIN VAIAICNTINIC fThc n,Nha...,.p Lilllr Things Mvfm a Lot BARRA RA SMITH HANS l'RZIRl'IMBlil. lThe Manm-rsj lg J fl, X I Like the Wide Open Spacvs GAII. LINSTICIDT HRANDT l Ul.lCY lThe -1. Most ul All ANET LEVINE, BRVCII YIZNNXCR fThe Sn-nu-sy Hold That Tiger! JAN E CRANATO ALLEN IIlflC1ilCR QThe Alhlclesj fr , lv The Old Mastvr Painter SHARON SOHN GEORGE SCHICLLING fThe Skelchers 'ini ' Prvtty Baby RUTH HOPPINC JAMES MIZRRIGAN ITN- Lnnkursl F Hvy. Good Lookin' ' D. SUMMER, cnoncn mcox wg lThe Culiesj TQ-- I Cvt u Kick Out ol You BARBARA ROSSY GEORGE VANIHCRBUSH fThe Riolsl Youre Dnumg Me Crazy LUCY ZARA MELVYN DETORO Gel Ideas SALLY CFSNFR, TOM NORTON fThe Huarl-Hrealiersl 1The Nighlmaresj ft 'Q ' The Great Pretender ANN ADOLFSEN RALPH HARMSEN fThe Bluffersj Class f Wie the class of 1956, being of sound min and body, do bequeath to our friends at Ro: bury, the following: June Alpaugh leaves KP. duty during homt room to an unknowing freshman. Violet Appleby leaves her parking place to tk person who gets there first. Dorson Benson leaves his 210 pounds to Bc Hoffman. Laura Benson leaves trig to anyone who wan to be confused. Pat Berry leaves her bus ride to Newberry to Bev Spencer. Pat Campbell leaves her ability to blush easi to Dotty Pickle. Danny Casale leaves Bill Park's girl, all himself. Elien Chestaton leaves her song to anyone wl can sing it. Betty Gene Davis leaves her short, curly hz to the next cheerleader who will be che4 ing in the rain. Anthony DeFelice leaves R.H.S. in peace Q piecesl. Cora Devorsy leaves her gift of gab to anyo who needs it. Pat Griffith leaves to Nancy Schmidt, the abili to get to school just before the bell rin Ralph Harmsen leaves his ability to drink mg to a thirsty junior. like Harvey leaves his debate book to Butter- cup Kamm. laire Howell leaves her used clarinet reeds with the most lipstick on them to Ricky Magnus. ue Kibbe leaves her summer tan to Lucy Hahn. :net Levine leaves Roxbury-exhausted. unny Liebelt leaves all her invitations to the office, to Lois Colacuori. .athy Lunger leaves her locker to the junior boys who stand in front of it before sixth period. inda Mitchell leaves her love for flying to any girl who wants to take it up. leverly Moore leaves her gym locker to who- ever can find the lock for it. anice O'Brien leaves her hot 4 cylinder car to anyone with muscles-for hill duties. Jyce Osborne leaves her talent to antagonize Mrs. West to Mary Todd. annie Post leaves her hourly telephone con- versations to Donna Jean McConnell. fans R. Przirembel leaves his interest in pho- tography to Trevor Murphy. harles Raffay leaves an alarm clock set at 6 A.M. to anyone who wants to listen to it. ave Scheer leaves Lotty's bus to the nearest junk yard. :an Spreder leaves to make her first million. Will Don Roth leaves a bird shelter in the form of Mr. Kutsko to be placed in the parking lot. Arnold Stark leaves Mrs. Mendes enjoyable, expressive English class with the ability to express himself. Evelyn Stebbins leaves her geometries to her sister. George Vanderbush leaves 150 flashlights for next year's lst period A.M. gym class. The Judge leaves his spot on the basketball team to-anyone that can fill his size 13 sneakers. Dianne Vierling leaves the gl.ockenspiel to any- one who can stand the horrible sound. Bill Waldron leaves his parking space to any- one who can find it. Pat Weiss leaves her collection of crazy mixed- up kneesocks to Ginny Post. Lou Wyckoff leaves his slightly used football uniform to Gene Burtt. Roxbury leaves with all of us, fond memories and pleasant experiences which we shall treasure always. In witness whereof, we have subscribed our name and affixed our seal, this first day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six. In witness of our faculty advisors. an JM .WMM Affikkvvf Jaffa! pmnmiffi Our 1lllll0!' lm s null Qtfnnd . . .. gi V. L L the test of time as il I'ClllilNl6I' X ' ' ' as. of fI'ILIlilblllIJ Hlllllll our clwm Q Ea er HGQJBFS IUNIUR OFFICERS JOHN HOWELL NEIL MCMICKLE President Vice-President LOIS FLA'I'I' NANCY WALLICE Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE CFFICERS F RESHMAN OFFICERS GARY KEEF ER President DONNA JEAN McCONNELL Secretary BRUCE McMICKLE President PAT WALTON Secretary ROBERT HOFFMAN Vice-President JANICE HART Treasurer CARMEN ROSSI Vice-President PHYLLIS PARKS Treasurer ID- bv-2 E5 ,104 lr. 11 f X N Att, f 0 v GQ!! .. 2 5 ye ggi : in ' w Q., . I 7 ' '5 W' - -Q JK 5: 'b '- we ,, fx! ,Q Row .lc G. Albansoder, L. Colacouri, J. Cleland, Campbell, U. Chamberlain, C. Carl, U. Chamberlain, llluwaon, U. Davis, D. Barkman, E. Bilby, ,I. Bigg, Burnett. Row 2: B. Baker, D. Clinton, C. Berry, Er! ::::x Q 22:32 C 5599 -S E' EA- 2 .,-.U , Arr- , A r:.::-3. SD' A-1' Xing? 5 E-9335? 'E 2 gi.: 51 azgxr 'E F 2 '-' I - :' C :1-- 1 5353! E 3 P5 g?s,..lP P TS'-z-32-ff 'C Pg' Ct ' ::? 'E V: :UW 'ge Q 'wcmr .... mmfvcr 2 -x..::.F tb 'F 'G U P- FWSF' 2 'QPJCE 'A 5502: C 20230 g -5 :w5T'E,5 F 2-wFl5'?' F3 .fugg Evr.fn::L.,-'T Ewffo :Eag- . m w. cn5:C-TE . .Q Q 25 5:92a gr if Q SFZFF H - 2C2?w . Q. 5... En: 3' 2? 55,502 FJZLF4-rn Cwki S'2' 56,1 Sie? ??19 C232 '.5. TIGH- PQ. ' 'v 25:75 mf-pc!!! F129- llurt. Row 3: T. Hicks, T. Esposito, R. Hoffman, R. De- Holstein, P. Arendasky. Row 3: P. Adams, C. Belden, J. Armstrong, G. Bartell, B. Albinson, B. Casey, P. Abeles, V. Cicalese, K. Bodner, G. Benedetto, C. Alm, W. Burgher. P iw r .QQ me 4lJ a-:azz I Q ih- KC! r nwwmnn- U ,if f ,Q Row 1: Y. Merrigan, F. McPeek, V. Cramer, K. Klein, G. Pires, D. Pickel, R. Osbourne, P. Leighton, P. McGee, G. Mckeon, L. Nash, E. Makin, R. Morgan, A. LaBur, Wl. McCollum, D. J. MrConnell, N. McQuire, M. Plant, M. Marlowe, C. Norgard, J. Piez, S. Palmer. Row 2: T. Nvswald, B. Baker, D. LaRue, T. Lake, W. Cook, W . Schwalk, W. Nock, B. Myers, J. Lawrey, J. Mitchell, Frlendl Row 1: N. Trowbridge, G. Stevens, M. Ungvare, R Straub, M. Sturdy, C. Westerkamp, B. Schlask, M. Scul- ly, A. Shorter, J. Stewart, S. Smith, E. Waer. Row 2: B Romlein, S. Smith, J. Reinertsen, M. Ribe, P. Read, N Rafer, J. Smith, S. Smith, B. Spencer. Row 3: D. Warner, .Xt V A h Row 3: F. Pisorchi, W. Petersen, W. Neske, R. Ketonan V. Cicalese, V. Stigliano, G. Berry, B. Parks, PI. Miners, P. Kitner, T. Murphy, E. Lewis. Row 4: F. Lapore, P. Prudem, S. Kneu, P. McDonald, P. Mcllonalrl, ll. Mr- Williams, C. Alm, J. Dobloskey, .l. Armstrong, M. Lopez, R. Vleit, B. Morgan, M. Lindquist, C. Langdon. Companions C. Tredway, R. Traynor, R. Waldron, D. Smith, E Schaepe, C. Secola, A. Santella. Row 4: J. Williams K Thorn, F. Stopa, W. Rademarker, W. Wilkins, J. Stickle K. Willsusen. J. Vanderhoff, R. Todd, W. Novk, C. Her- gert, S. Woods, H. Salmon. ' it ,al f. lux 1-is Aw ff' ll s Qtlffgw.. .-if M, me N1 'lit ,M '? ,Xi 1.9 49 'sk-4 CC e YF' .ws- ki!! p .. T' QQ llmx l: A. ll:-graft, V. Clww, C. Cunt:-ro. Cf. Cramsey. C. Appleby, R. Anrlrrson, Row -1: V. Colligan, J. lla'- A. Colzuliuiirli, S. Cllryst, l.. llivlwrmn. ll. Conne-l. J. llu- graft, A. llurlt. A. lj0AllI'il. C. Aremluaky. C. llraistvcl. ml. C, lla-in limw-ii. Nl. lluwnport. Row 2: C. lim-itlt, F. R. Down. K. Affe-rton, W. Brugcrnmn, F. Cautero, lf. lluylvr. A. ll.n'm-lmrt, lluu 3: C. Alln-nsmle-r. F. Daw- Apostolick, C.App,1:urll. ulwl. j. llute-s, C. Coupe-r. C. lluters. J. Chase, F. Dewull, Row l: A. liarnhart, J. Colden. A. Cunnarson, C. Kline, C. Griffith, B. Hance, C. Griffiths. ll. Juync, J. Kramer, C. Garrison, ll. Jeffreys, C. lloflniun, l.. Hatter, Carito, G. Fur-rstine, C. Fisher. Row PL: H. Crm-tw, A. ll. llaiggimlis, M. llirok, l.. Flatt. Row 2: ll. llilclclirunl, Kueling, .lurkctt, A. Fields, ll. Entlcun. ll. llicb, J. J. lluppe-r, K. l r1-und, M. Fislurr, F. Kunnn, G. Craft, R. Howell, B. Farrell, L, Edwards, R. Hnrccl, E. Kipur. P llutlur, A. lloskin, A. llutvhins. Row 32. l. Garrison, E. X auszszm F CJWLKFUZU - o:oo sa.:-'Q 3'w5 :mf u.b-1 g..-E.. .. QIN' Ig CDWUJF5' - va as E-mrs 51575 5752.5 mi'-66... EF-:W U, , awww? ' we VESSE- . ....:1. 29 4:- garb aw ca.. 257' un 'EQZE .-. 5758045 .ryq N' 'ru 'I-U' Him 5H':' Q 'DUWQ FDU' P... 0,5 ,T TUE?-1770 :l F P-lgot' 556333 Row 1: J. Longnevker, V. 0'Rourke, P. Langdon, Post, B. MvClusky, B. Mnivh, C. Lodden, J. Morgan, Mahan, M. Pruflf-n, J. 0'Brien, J. Mooney. Row 2: Lowrey. J. O'Donnell, R. Magnus, C. List, J. Moore, Maslenbrook, D. Mahoney, R. Post, C. Leek. Row 3: Good O'Donald, L. Luchio, D. Lindstead, R. Linderman, C McNear, D. O'Rourke, J. O'Dell, P. Peterson. L. Mar-k N. MvMie-kle. Row 4: J. Levens, R. Lawler, H. Mavku- frin. D. Parker, W. Osa, R. Neal, M. Parr, R. Mcflonell F. McMullan, V. McKenny, J. Mehring, E. Juckelt. ompan ozy, C. Rarlemavher, J. Reising, M. Read, Row 3: R. Riker, R. Salmon, K. Ralston, W. Stromyex, R. Rogers, D. Read, D. Shimmel, W. Whitendvk, H. Milliken, D. Stubbs. L. Simcox, D. Shuid, C. Wada, J. Zeilers. l Ili.-vi Row l: R. Boyer, S. R4-mon, S. Dahh, R. Carmean, N. Able, A. Calenti, l.. Conklin, ll. llrigdon, C. Dox R. llre-lt, F. Buvhanan, C. lluffprd. C. Cook, M. Harker, M. Cole. Row 2: ll. lloyd, R. Chuvok, J. Anderson, J.. Collins. M. Cart-Ili, J. Bates, B. lloyzar, G. Chamberlain, M. llarlmalt, M. llanely. Row 3: J. Crimmel, E. Condon, Q- R QQ I L. Cooper, C. Rrnisted, B. Decker, ll. Conklin, A. Casella, P. Dahms, C. Connelly, R. Campbell, C. Dirkinson, R. Craney, C. Atno. Row -it F. Karlz, R. Castell, I.. Beam, E. Condit, W. Anderson, C. Bird, E. Denoroe, S. Carpenter, F. Cutter, E. llevke-r, F. Conrad, D. Calhoun, E. Capwell, B. Clarivh. FRE HME Row I: W. Cates, M. Helke, J. Fisher, M. Hunt, R. Franke, l'. Hoffman, l'. Hi:-ks, A. Holstein, J. Johnson, M. Coday, M. Flat, ll. Fairchild. Row 2: B. Eustire, M. Geiger, J. Fisk, J. Finnegan, R. Cies, D. Celone, M. C0- hand, H. Fairchild. Row 3: P. Herron, G. Geurney, J. Hill. Row 4: l.. Hendershot, E. Cnatz, T. Holly, C. Hoff- man, H. Emmons, J. Hoyt, J. Gardner, R. Culirkg J. Hearty, D. Divkerson, T. James, J. Crimmel, R. Fish, D. Hoffman, B. Gable. 'Q . Y syn-fe Row 1: B. Gothberg, W. Keller, M. Ohlinger, B. Orts, P. Lee, D. Parks, S. Queloh, B. Knipper, V. Lecher, S. Post, L. Kihbe, J. Luciano. Row 2: M. Hart-ell D Hacker, K. Morrow, M. Mooney, J. Mercadante, E. Micl sheer, R. Norton, P. Kice, G. Morgan, B. Makin J. Langenback, J. Morgan, P. Myers. Row 3: J. Metzer, A. McGuire, B. Mayer, F. Martin, J. Kartz, J. Paul, C. Peters, G. Lowsen, B. Morgan, A. Newman, H. Conradi. Row 4: B. Montagna, H. Munson, F. Miller, J. Lec-her, J. Nash, R. Oresmarada, J. Moech, J. Moore, L. Larsen, B. Lamont. ice Addition Row 1: J. Ward, L. Heinbokle, J. Fisher, E. Wfillis, E Kurshaw, T. Romanoski, J. Srheer, B. Riley, E. Whil borg, A. Secola, S. Wright, R. Stritt. Row 2: B. Williams l. Zegers. B. Senrvh, J. Vanderbush, C. Werner, P. Vval ton, L. Wfilson, D. Snevht, B. Westerkamp, E. Sturzenea ger, P. Young, P. Waldron, B. Smith, D. Stewart, D Ridner. B. Torronzi, M. Todd, S. Stebbins, J. Sealy, C Walt-zuk, J. Rosenberg. Row 3: M. Tully, J. Tully, C Tasnedy, M. Timbrook, E. Lewis, M. Rensome, P. Welsh, s M. Rudolph, C. Smith, J. Rudolph, B. Seals, M. Runyon. Row 4: M. Slyker, P. Steen, R. Welrh, D. Silver, F. Stig- liano, B. Turovzy, V. Steel, H. Sevak, N. Schmidt, W Smith, M. Struberk, B. Spam, J. Stivkle, P. Romanosky R. Tayburn. Row 5: H. VanSluthan, C. Snively, D Twner, L. Wojna, C. Smith, J. Tierny, R. White, S Redan, J. Ronzo, C. Przirembel, E. Rienertsen, T. Sal mon, C. Ross, C. Hoffman. -wash 4 , 4,--Y -Aa, aw M H S Q' 1 . as W as in A S Q 'SW' NL. Q1 , at f' 4 'P V N. n ?s.u x .9 g Q wg -3 Q. ,, x .Q I Q A asa. B-' v - ' A s T Tk , is x' 6 K Y. Q N Q J 5 H X ijk 'A if' .. -. W ,!'.,,,n O'5 . . fw,,',' M' I4 ' ,af 'f -a4Y'F2' ' idk' Roxbur Promotes FriendshQU 56 17' ACTIVITIES ,N 'CPM' , E f X I f Q x Z, If ,X fl I fpfil' !IV 5 A f 6'- wl'-Qx l 'l ' ,A I X -SJ ' fi Row 1: Mr. Mirshak, ll. llunn, D. Darrow, J. Smith, B. J. llellart, ll. Summer, E. Stebbins, G. Lindstedt, S. Kibbe. M. Day, J. Hart, J. lligg, S, Smith, Mrs. Pickel. Row 2: M. Cooper, C. lJeVors1-y, C. Post, J. Alpaugh, P. Grifff-th, ll. C. Davis, S. Fisk, R. Hopping, B. Spencer, V. Appleby. Row 3: R. Osborne, M. Finnegan, S. Solm, P. Campbell, D. l'ivkf-l, J. Levine, R. Rossy, A. Finne- gan, A. Blanchard, G. Srhelling. Row 4: S. Woods, R. Demarest, T. Murphy, G. Hunsivker, P. Alleles, M. Lopez, V. Kryston, R. Harmsen, R. Kibbe. 'W l ECHO Q We, of the Echo Board, have en- joyed working together to make this book possible. AY oN.M- D 3' Swxlivlillliuitiillis Mflnngors 'if' J ANET LEVINE PATRICIA GRIFFITH Edit0,,in.Chiej Assistant Editor ECHO BOARD Left to right, Row 1: C. Post, Girls, Sports Editorg S. Sohn. Art Editorg J. Levine, Erlitorg I' Day, Advertising Manager. Row 2: S. Smith. Scvretaryg V. Kryston, Business Managerg T Murphy, Boys Sports Editor. Absent: P. Griffith, Assistant Editor. N yA,,.,.--f.,-- ' U' my ..---..,,,,,, 1 .,.. ,, 'f '- Row 1: M. Day, D. Sumner, B. Davis, S. Gesner, C. Post, SOD- E- IBHPICH, D- Roth, B- Vennef- F- Harvey. W- Vail, H. Dunn, D. McConnell. Row 2: T. Murphy, R. Claw- R- JHUUCSOU- H- Allhfell- -.Sw 233 tudent Council Our governing body has contribu- ted a great deali toward creating a harmonious atmosphere within our school. OFFICERS Row 1: B. Davis. T. Murphy. Row 2: D. Sumner, R. Clawson, M. Day. Magazine Drive Committee MAGAZINE DRIVE CHAIRMEN Row 1: R. Clawson, C. Keefer, M. Buccafusca, R. Jamieson. Row 2: A. Adolfsen, P. Campbell, P. Karl, B. Sinn. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MAGAZINE DRIVE CAPTAINS Row 1: C. Westerkamp, S. Wilgus, D. I. McConnell, H. Dunn, G. Anderson. Row 2: A. Finnigan, D. Dar- ress, M. Cooper. Row 3: T. Norton, A. Blanchard, T Corneilia, V. Kryston. FRESHMAN 8: SOPHOMORE MAGAZINE DRIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: B. Carmean, B. Rudolf, M. Carelli, P. Welsh, S. Toms, J. Duvall. Row 2: J. Finnegan, E. Buchanan, M. Hicok, M. Read. Row 3: E. Willbourt, R. Post, B. Cater 'Nm F LASHES STAFF Row 1: ll. Roth, B. Ross , R. Sarlori' M. H' S Y w U 51 H drveyv - V. Kryston, A. Adolphson, H. Przirembel, R. Hopping, Smith. Row 2: D. Darrow, S. Klbbe, M. Finnegan, A. T. Murphy, E. Slurgenager, J. Sp,-eder, Q. Pi,-es, Figeri, J. Levine, J. Cleland, P. Walton. Row 3: A. btark, Flashes The school newspaper has brought us closer to our schoolmates by pro- vicling Z1 constant source of entertain- ing information. FLASHES EDITORS Row 1: B. Rossy, L. Sartoris. M. Har- vey, Editor-in-Chiefg S. Smith. Row 2: M. Finnegan, J. Levine, A. Figs-ri, H Przirembel, R. Hopping, T. Murphy il OFFICERS Row 1: A. Stark, D. Roth. Row 2 Mrs. Call, F. Kamm. Public Speaking We have made new acquaintances with other schools, and strengthened our old, through our public speakers. JUNIOR AND SENIOR DEBATE Row 1: A. Stark, D. Roth. Row 2: L. Sartoris, M. Harvey, A. Frigeri, J. Fuess. FORUM Row 1: P. Walton, P. Langdon, J. Bates, N. Abel. Row 2: J. Hopper, N. Stenich, F. Kamm, J. Paul., S. Kibbe. OFFICERS Row 1: B. Sinn, H. Dunn, D. Darrow, B. DeHart, D. Sumner, S. Gesner, G. Lindstedt, S. Kibbe, P. Day, D. McConnell, C. DiBias, J. Smith. Row 2: Mrs. Call, G. McKeon, M. Finnegan, M. Cooper, C. Post, J. Alpaugh, P. Griffith, B. Davis, R. Hopping, J. Hart, J. Bigg, G. Chamberlain, B. Spencer. Row 3: L. Clauson, C. Carl, J. Cleland, D. Darress, S. Greene, R. Osborne, S. Smilh, J. Reinertsen, S. Sohn, J. 0,Brien, J. Seals, E. Stebbins, L. Hahn, P. Emmans. Row 4: B. Romlien, B. Gnatz, T. Murphy, R. Paul, A. Stark, D. Roth, T. Schilling, J. Hunsicker, D. Vierling, M. Scully, B. Gregson, B. Rossy, J. Levine, K. Klein, P. Read. Row 5: L. Sartoris, M. Har vey, B. Venner, P. Abeles, M. Lindquist, T. Norton, V Kryston, R. Harmsen, A. Blanchard, T. DeFlecce, B Auriemma, A. Finnegan, P. Weiss, G. Pires, G. Johnson, G. Joseph, T. Neswald. Senior Dramatic Clu J. Hart, M. Day, J. Levine, S. Smith. Junior Dramatic Club Row 1: W. Osa, D. Lintdstedt, J. Howell, R. Magnus, B. Hance, R. Lindeman, C. Bird, A. Kueling, N. Stenirk, F. Kamm, J. Bates, R. Salmon. Row 2: R. Chubok, B. Lee, L. Wilson, J. Johnson, P. Hirks, J. Rosenberg, P. Welsh, L. Luciano, P. Walton, Franke, M. Flatt. Row 3: S. Masino, B. Turorzy, B. Hegudas, M. Carelli, M. Mahan, D. Stewart, P. Verrinder, G. Van Emberg, P. Turovzy, G. Kramer, P. Wallznce, L. Collins, M. Baribault, D. Quelen. Row -1-: B. Patnyk, V. Chew, J. Finnegan, S. Knipper, C. Rademavher, J. Dickerson, J. Bates, S. Kibbc, R. Kim-e, E. Sturzenegger, M. Read, L. Seeger. Row 5: M. Timbrook, A. Calento, S. Toms, A. Barnhart, M. Mercadante, P. Romanosky, M. Rudalf, E. Norton, B. Post. M. Smith. P. Langdon, V. Post, R. Trelor. Row 6: M. Goday, J. Stanirh. E. Buvhanan, M. Davenport, J. Philhower, N. Abel, C. Smith, B. Lill'lg6'Ilb1ll'll, C. Wal- czuk, L. Flatt, C. Hyde, D. Specht, J. Vanderbush, K. Quitzau, V. 0'Rourke. Mr. Corbett, Advisor. 'Q R 1 ,. CAST OF PLAY. First row: J. Smith, S. Gesner, I. Luce, P. Criffith, P. Day, M. Call. Second row: G. Lindstedt, B. Venner, V. Kryston. M Harvey, W. Vail. J. Alpaugh. Absent: Arnold Stark. Yime out for Cin er Tinzv Ollf For Cingcr was the Senior Dram- alics Club presentation this ycar. It is the story of a Spunky tccnager's wish to play foothall, and the many complications which develop. The close cooperation on the part of the lJI'ClIllll11CS Department resulted in a successful production. THE CAST Lizzie, the maid ,..... .... C laire Howell Agnes Carol ......, ...., P at Griffith lloward Carol ...... ...,, IN like Harvey ,loan lagged 181 ..... ..... J anet Luce Jeannie fagcd 165 ..... ....,., S allie Cesner Ginger Caged 143 ........................ ..... l ,cggy Day Eddie Davis, ,loan's boyfriend .,...... Vic Kryston 'l'onuny Green, Cingeris boyfriend ,..... YV. Vail Nlr. Wilson, H. S. Principal .....,.... Arnold Stark lid. Hoffman, Bank President .... Bruce Venner .fr BAD JANET LEVINE Drum Majorette 4 MARCHINC BAND. lst rms: V. Post, J. Levine, Mr. S Law. S. Svhelling, L. Zara. 2nd row: J. Me-yer, J. Mor gun, H. Dunn, ll. Fisvhrr, B. Chow. ll. M1'C0nnoll, L Sl'l'gLll', H. Sinn. limi row: E. Bart:-ll, R. Rogvrs, ll. Dyl' nc-ss, J. Ginsburg, S. Musino, A. Hopler, U. Vierling. E Wihllong. J. Reiliertsvli, C. Apostolik. J. Hopper, P Morgan, M. Rilw, l'. Flmmuns. C. Uickissnn. N. Trow bridge, D. Vierling, E. Juvkel, R. Gulick, L. Wilson, E Deveueyx, B. Cater. TWIRLERS Row 1: J. Morgangli. Sinn, J. Meyers, L. Sce- ger. Row 2: li. L.. Chew, D. J. McConnell. S. Sr-helling, H. Dunn, H. Fischer. , 6 row, Left: B. Baker, J. Ginsberg, J. Hopper, M. Cooper, M. Rihe, D. llaress, M. Chubak, E. Search. First row, Right: M. Read, R. Treloar, B. Heggeaus, L. Seeger, M. Curell, R. Brett. R. Franke, C. Makin. Serond row, Right: E. Struzzeneger, S. Chryst, B. Patynek, P. Em- mans, M. Zuppa, S. Toms, P. Hoffman, P. Morgan, B. Williams, J. 0'Brian. CHORU SYMPHONIC BAND. First row: W. Anderson, J. Chase, R..Unneberg, T. Mu nus D. Vierlin J Me 'er W. DeBreven M Ribe. Second row' g '7 g7 ' y 5 ' ' J. Longnecker, A. Bigruft, P. Lzigdon. J. Seals, E. Juvket, A. Hopler, L. Wilson, A. Gunerson, J. Ohrian. Third row: K. Larsen, W. Cater, M. Colanunni. J. Turley, B. Sinn, B. Smith, J. Anderson, E. Bartel, R. Rogers, J. Ginsberg, A. Hopler, P. Morgan, S. Musino. Fourth row: C Smith. H. Montanya, M. Merc-adante, B. Eustive, A. Svuclder, C. Dickis son, E. Devereux, C. Makin, A. Bert. P. Emmans, Whilburg,R. Salmon, J. Hopper, C. Apostulik. OFFICERS llueber, F. Phister, T. Norton, F. Valentine, C. Ralle, D. enior ature Club Row 1: J. Gregson, H. Alghren, M. DeToro, W. Vail, F. Davis, J. Mnich, J. Merrigan, T. Schilling, G. Hicok, li. Jamic.-on, V. Kryston, T. Ciesla, M. Harvey. Row 2: R. llopping, li. Moore, W. Wenger, C. Lindstedt, P. Day J. Alpaugli, l'. llester, B. Burnette, D. Hornbostel, ll Smith, D. Milliken, J. Smith, 5. Fiske, S. Wilgus, J. Os bourne. How 3: li. L. Chew, D. Benson, K. Blide, J 0'lirien, C. DeNorsey, A. Adolphsen, K. Cross, K. Knight C. Post, H. Search, E. Stebbins, J. Levine, S. Gesner, B C. Davis. How -1: li. J. DeHart, D. Sumner, R. Paul, A Stark, A. Blanchard, li. Venner, G. Vanderbush, J. Meyer, H. Przirembel, S. Narby, J. Schiro, 5. Kibbe, B. Blaine Row 5: C. Berry, L. Head, R. Norgard, J. Armstrong, A a Casale, T. Cornelius, T. DeFelice. Row 1: S. Smith, M. Day M. Ilicok. Row 2: T. Mur Phy- Junior ature Club Row 1: J. Frame, C. Alm, T. Esposito, B. Hoffman, B liaker, D. LaRue, li. Swalk, G, Berry, C. Johnson, J. Armstrong, W. Nock, G. llartell, A. Santella, R. McWil- liams. Row 2: ll. Cnatz, D. Darrow, J. Cleland, L. Culli- curri, ll. Dunn, ll. Straub, M. Sturdy, J. Hunsicker, J Mitchell, J. Reinertscn, S. Smith, li. Spencer, J. Hart, J liigg, D. Darress, N. llalcr, J. Smith, C. McKean. Row 3: A. Doyle, l'. Leighton, M. Davis, M. Plant, K. Klein, G. Drake, V. Cooper, M. Finnegan, L. Hahn, R. Osborne, C. Westerkamp, L. Nash, A. Finnegan, 5. Greene. Row -l-: M Hibe, U. Pire, l'. Read, 5. Woods, M. Lopez, H. Fogeroli, T. Murphy, T. Hicks. How 5: T. Neswald, R. Demarest, D. Foley, M. Lindquist, P. Abeles, R. Wald- ron, l'. Arandowsky, W. Peterson, T. Hicks, B. Salmon. I I x -'f 'i ' Row 1: B. Cater, A. Fields, N. Steneck, G. Albinsoder, B. Patynek 0 J. Derval, L. Hatter, A. Colanammi, S. Trowbridge, B. Post, L P Flatt, M. Hicok, M. Read.. Row 2: A. Burtt, C. McNeor, D. Oroukc B. Hatter, P. Turoczy, B. Christensen, C. Ouityau, S Sniven, B. Mr Clusky, N. Wallace. Row 3: R. Post, H. Edwards, S. Wilson, A. Be graft, J. Ribe, M. Smith, P. Wright, J. Longnecker, J. Dickerson Row 4: A. Kuelling, C. Kline, R. Neil, J. Chase, J. Begraft, C Apostolic, S. Toms, Miss Congedo, C. Dembraven, M. Davenport, A Barnhart, J. Golden, B. Raher. Row 5: C. Welsh, R. Lawler, R Lindeman, T. Salmon, H. Green, J. Hopper, H. Smith, B. Farrell S. Igriffith, B. Osa, B. Dawe, D. Mahoney, C. Leck, R. Rogers . amm. Row 1: J. Williams, J. Hunsiker, P. Milliken, J. Smith, B. Yenner, G. McKean, S. Smith, D. Darress, D. Roth, G. Lindstedt. Row 2: Miss Corby, C. Roffay, B. Keton- , an, W. McWilliams, A. Blanchard, R. Harmson, A. Stark, S b M. Harvey, H. Przirembel, T. Neswald, T. Hicks, L. Sar- u toris. Row 3: R. Logeroli, W. Vail, G. Johnson, T. lis- posito, T. Schilling. 6 OFFICERS How l: C. Andvrson. Row 12: C. Chamberlain, ll. l-'i5h- er, E. Palmer. if . '4 f H ? , ,?W1,.z,,, W , L 1 Jil ww ,. , 2 11 .am . Row l: H. Dunn. D. J. MrConnell. B. Finn. C. Drake, B. Knatz. J. Hivks, N. Biegler. B I.. Chow. I.. fifxflilllff, A. Afioifsvn. C. Chamhf-rlain. C. Chamhvrlain. V. ,-Kppivhy. M. Mar lowf-. Row 2: S. Cainer. D. Sll!'IITlf'I'. S. Fisk:-. R. Crum. F. Pahnvr, F. Chr-Qtvrton. C. Post J. S1-als, i.. Rfinson, T. D'Auria, J. Cranato. Row 3: M. Sturdy. I.. Nagh. C. IJPNJOFSPV. I. Clawson. D. Barkman, H. Gregson. M. grully. P. Maze:-, N. Ye-ttvr. I.. Stivklo, F. Ste-hlmins Row 4: H. Blaine, S. Smith. C. Alhansodvr, H. Fiehvr. P. Braistn-ti. D. IJIWIQQPIIIZIIHI. J. Mitvhvll. P. Campbell, D. Pivkel. A. Campbell. N. Mayor. S. Kihhv. K. Cross. Row 5: R Straub. I.. Calaruri, D. Brattlof. A. Blanrhard. J. 0'Brien, B. Rossy, R. Hopping, D. Davis B. Smith, B. C. Davis, Mrs. Pickel, E. Makin, M. Plant. Homemaking Club HOMEMAKINC CLUB fI RFSHMEN K SOPHOMORES. First row: C. YanFmharg, P. Vcrrimier, J. Wbodivur, B. Svhcnaway, lf. Hihlcr, L. St-vgvr Second row: B. JCM-i'l'S, ll. Stuart, G. Cranlsvy. C. Hoffman, C. Schoen- hcvcr. Third row: A. Rose, C. Visser, J. Robinson, J. Morgan, G. Loddcn, J. Money. -M-...,,. Pixies, B. Smitli. Row 4:g B. ,Blaine, P. Milliken, D. Dar: Row 1: B. Moore, S. Palmer, L. Nash, R. Straub, M. Sturdy, B. Gnatz, E. Palmer, N. Beider, B. Chew, L. Gegauff, K. Cross, N. Mayer, J. Hart, D. McConnell, J. F t Bigg, B. Spencer. Row 2: K. Lunger, J. Cleland, R. Os- u borne, G. Chamberlain, E. Chesterton, R. Crum, T. D'Au- ria, D. Bruggemann, N. Rafer, G. Chamberlain. Row 3: V. Appleby, J. Alpaugh, W. Wenger, P. Emmans, P. Hes- ter P. McGee B. Gre son J. Granato K. Klein G row, E. Stebbins, M. Scully, M. Davis, D. Sumner, S. Gesner, G. Lindstedt, P. Day, L. Benson. Row 5: C. Post, J. Seals, P. Weiss, B. Davis, S. Kibbe, B. Del-lart, D. Benson, B. Burnett, D. Merrigan, S. Fiske, B. Rossy. OFFICERS R. Osborne, G. Linstead, C. Post, B. Smith, J. Seals, B. OFFICERS L. Chew, L. Benson. A. Finnegan, S. Greene, P. Griffith, D. Darress. Future Teachers Club Row 1: M. Finnigan, J. Smith, D. Darress, D. Vierling, K. Lunger. Row 2: R. Osborne, S. Greene, G. Chamberlain, A. Adolfsen, P. Griffieth, P. Weiss. Row 3: M. Cooper, J. Reinertsen, S. Smith, A. Finnigan, Miss Havens, P. Read. 71 Fire Squad .fa la., , . eg' fx -5- 5,7 fb. ' aff UH' . - . . 9 2: 'F' 'W ABN 1 gs. Djs? Row 1: D. LaRue, A. Blanchard, C. Vumlerhush, R. Paul, J. Svlliro, T. Sl'llillil'lg S. Narby, J. Weinrirh, D. Casale, W. Svhwalk, H. lxIl'XY'Vllll1lIllF. Row 2: C. Phil lxouer, C. Hergerl, C. Hivok, W. AllFlf'UlHlU, R. Norgard, l.. Yvvvnff. M. DcT0r0 Row 3: C. Berry, T. DeFelir'e, R. Ryker, A. Huehcr, F. Ynlvmine, F. Davis, T Ciesla, R. Trevorrow, A. Toronzi. Art Club A RT CLUB OFFICERS If. llillias, S. Wilglls, S. Sohn, G. Svllellillg. First row: B. Kibbe, E. Slyker. Second row: W. Vail, S. Palmer, C. Dillius, S. Wilgus, S. Solm, C. Schclling. 3' 1 Our foreign friend Our friendship ties among distant nations were strengthened by the visit paid to our school by Miss Vesna Gas- paravic. Her visit was made possible through the cooperative efforts of our school and the Herald Tribune Forum. LJ KJ Q 76 HO OR OCIETY 'lla lun-mm' ll lnvnllwr of llw Nillilllllll Honor Sorivly is the lligglu-ft hmmr mu- may rvcviu' ullilv in high svlmol. Only those FIIHIUIIIQ xsllu hgm- cli-pluym-xl UIIISIKIIHHIIQL qualities of Churach-r. l4'Alll1'l'rlliIl. svholursllip und svlwicv. may ww-ive this 0lltStilIlliillQL amzlrll. i CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: E. Ayres, C. Farrell, M. Fisher, M. Worden, Manager, M. Ciambattislu, T. Crater R. Buchanan. THE STAFF COMMERCIAL AIDS Row 1: J. Spreder, P. Karl, B. Sinn, S. Schelling, G. Anderson, A. Adolf- sen. Row 2: P. Campbell, D. Pickel, M. Buckafusva, R. Post, H. Dunn, D. McConnell, T. Hicks, H. Fisher. CUSTODIANS Mr. Shepanski, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Howell. as , I 4 .Q X' Q-4 A v- A ,- ,Q yy f- 1' M. .,,,,f'f2 ? -f ' ,.Q'f bf2 x 5 24 W W .: H- Q ,R ir X fp' fgw' .M MW' , galgwf Sv ' Y nf Jlfw ' ' 'yn ,156 'wr iff Www, 3' , fwn, 1,33 M' fy sr K Ii 4 Q - f w 334' .. U R ff si ' xi ' A' 4 Z' H' Q, an Q93'31i' if .f-3 'K 'Q' H ., if gf ,nf 'fam A my 2 ,f .6 1 ' r ' S5 4 ra 2 - ' f-g Q- 7 ff A H ,K ,Q, 48 . 1. ',: wf..-2'- e4 .:'1-i 1 X ' ax, S 5 ' KY 'M ' .. ', 's . 'l.,',r - ' gi ., My 4 4 s , ,fn . , - . ' ,, 1 5 -Q, L: 'Inq 0, Q dw f V v 4 'x f - ' I ff'-5 . fl' i fr 4 sir, f, Q In D ,J 'H 'L X il W 0. 'Wsxxk 1 fa -7 .g 1 9 W4 .5- , -r rm? in N . . X .1 D K i'1'u,mfxf'M??g' i f, X p' Q-A, fp: ' my Mk' -Maya.-uf, Q 'rf ' A Q, , t ggggiy' V ff ' fmt. N 7 K Qv' ww -'N N' K 'Q ' A Sw Q. ' W xx fs, S - qi K+ . I ,Q-:f3f.,Qs .rw -N 'WL gpg. ,r1?1V ' , wean. W g wc? h Mflkirfrlw ,,.. uf' SPORTS N, XZ MQ Q I X X X1 X X, Wfffy X W 1 XX ff X U H 1 f X 1 XXX L... W- 5- - T. Casey, J. Feuss, Coach Cibble. Row 3: B. Parks, C. Secola P. Arendasky, G. Johnson, D. Casale, J. Mitchell, C. Breidt C. Philhower. FUOTB LL JIM MERRIGAN TONY DeFELICE ALLAN HUEBER TED SCHILLING Captain Row 1: C. Hicok, J. Shiro, T. DeFelice, B. Jamieson, A. Hue- ber, T. Schilling, S. Narby, F. Pisorchik, J. Morrigan, J. Wein- rivh, R. Paul, L. Wyroff. Row 2: Coach Shilfner, B. Trevor- row, T. Esposito, C. Hergert, J. Lawry, D. Smith, B. Hoffman, l'll.s w All that was accomplished this year in football is not revealed in the final record. The boys had to adjust to new formations both offen- sively and defensively which requires more skill than could be gained in one season. I BUB NARBY RICHARD PAUL , ,L K .. To the many seniors who graduate this year, your efforts on behalf of the Roxbury football team were appreciated by the student body. It's not the wins or losses that matter now, it's how well you play the game of life. LOUIS WYCOFF GEORGE HICOK .el .7 .1 ai: ffyl.. - X Row 1: L. Mack, W. Warner, C. Fischer, R. Keib, L. Edwards, A. Burtt, R. Rogers, V. Col- ligan, J. Warner, D. Stubbs, C. Albansoder. Row 2: Coach P. Shepanski, W. Hildebrandt, Q R. Lawler, R. Linderman, G. List, H. Milliken, O. Huffert. FRE HMAN FGOTB LL Q gf FOOTB LL Row 1, left to right: E. Reinertsen, D. Calhoun, C. Rossi, J. Kaar, C. Dickesson, R. Kice, J. Lawson, B. McMickle, G. Morgan, E. Wailborg, V. Zalasky, J. Ginsberg. Row 2: A. Konradi, J. Clark, W. Newman, T. Romanosky, H. Miller, B. Campbell, C. Atno, E. Willis, L. Anson, J. Crimmel, L. Cooper, T. Glarich, Coach R. Mirshak. ,,,, 5.9 , , . M 4... 82 J' ' ' 5 M- ' . - mmf M ,,,T'jdH '1 '?'. Hman , K WMM K 2 in d.N,, .-,Q-r,,..,-caan? g - .1 K-M, X . 'V .,xw Xf:X: K i Wi' V' X f-Qfffffk ' ' ,asv , . - klx 4 .4 X . -.MN CHEERLEADER 5, 11, 55 D. Sumner, B. G. Davis, C. Pires, S. Smith, J. 0'Brien, S. Guesner, P. Day, E. Palmer. -, ,Wy R ITY HKETB LL IA-fl lo right, Row 1: C. Post, V. Zulusky, J. Ginsberg, R. Kir-e, I.. Wojnu, li. R4-im-rm-n, A. Konrufli. G. Morgan, W. Anderson, B. Sil- rox. Row 2: Mr. I l'n-m'h, T. Hivks, ll. O'R0urkc-, H. Salmon, S. 0 Woods, W. Nm-k, H. Morgan, R. Rogers, C. Tredwuy, T. Hobart, E. Shuopc, B. Srhwulk, G. linrlcll, P. Abeles. ALLEN HUEBER GEORGE VANDERBUSH We can attribute the best record of the area to team play. All the wins were team victories. This was Mr. Manningis first season as coach for his alma mater, and we are all happy that it was so successful. TED CIESLA RALPH HARMSEN BUB NARBY JACK WEINRICH BRUCE VENNER 7' 7 w Sn sis , as 4 rr KN s i 1' 2 Wi X . 7 t,,4,,t - 1 Q a s 1, 5 ' 4 was 1 fe N 5 Diff J 2 ,E -we .sw- : L 2 Ek? : iff 'lk-r'f:, :5n:':9L 5 ' 1,1 55 k L uf-Fa -1- f , , 5 ,ft t - -.10-if-x J' Q4az'y:a . BA Row 1: T. Schilling, B. Narby, W. Berry. Row 2: J. Lawrey, J. Wein rich, A. Hueber, T. Ciesla, R. Post, J. Mitchell. Rowal: B. Kvetonen, A.. Toronzi, F. Stopu, B. Wilkins, P. Abeles, J. Williams, L. Wihlborj, 'l. Hicks, Mr. french. inn.: K lmnegm qeconml row J qmnh B QIHH f Turley A Blan 1-hard, R. Osborne, C. Chamberlain, S. Wilgus. Third row: C. Vander, bush, B. S4-hwalk, C. Berry, M. DeToro. First row: M. Finnegan, S. Smith, J. Hart, C. MrKe0n, B. Spencer, First row: J. Feuss, F. Simrox, E. Klein, C. Rossi, W. Wfhitenerh R. Huffert. Second row: J. Maerakin. D. Foley, Wi. Rumble, R. Cul G ligon, J. Warner. Third row: Coach Gibble, B. Hildebrant, J. Nash W. Monlanya, R. Dickerson. 1 Moments to Remember . me ' ' when m R0 I l Ambassadors from India. In the still of the night. Lucky, isn't he? Shall we dance? Sleepy time gals, Our heros! The Bobbsey Twins Sit down, you're rockin' the boat. Wo men driv e'8f?j X. I remember when Modern London Bridge Beware of Children 3 Standing Room Only Y Roxbury Rockettes Grandma! What big teeth you have. 89 ' li 3th Grade Casual Sth GRADE GIRLS. First row: E. Regular, E. Moore, J. Treloar, S. Rob- erts, E. Moore, E. Sohn, J. Sherrer, J. Nearby, E. Pederson, S. Gallagher, J. Strong, K. Williams, L. Larsen, J. Oliver. Second row: K. Losie, G. Vierling, J. Davenport, E. Constantine, D. Smith, L. Benson, B. Begraft, J. Riker Morgan, A. Kelly, K. Shortridge, J. Henderson. Third row: J. Stoll C Trobridge, J. Goodyear, D. Fuge, M. A. Mehring, N. Conover, M. Naegle, N. List, L. Fuge, L. Konopir. Fourth row: B MrKeon, P. Gleason, E Fraiser, A. Waer, C. Nero. B. Farrell, P. De'Auria, L. Deambrosia, P Anaya, T. Zalaski, C. Meeker, M. Jones, V. Riker, K. Davis, L. Knott, vi Simpkins. C. Cornine, P. MeConnel, J. Traynor, J. Palmer, D. Brown. 8th GRADE BOYS. First row: E. Spencer, C. Post, N. Condon, R. Doyle, E. Potten, C. Canfield, M. Kantrowitz, D. Zerbe, B. Silcox, R. Waer, R. Jennings, H. Skorupski, E. Jorgensen, M. Scher, G. Beauchain, R. Read. Seeond row: D. Miners, K. Varroe, J. Jason, A. Nichols, A. Polwin, D. Wilkins, J. Skromski, P. Breen, K. Crater, B. Rothman, A. Baker. Third row: D. Reilly, A. Selengut, C. Lezar, A. Potten, J. Doblosky, G. Stark, F. Pozar. R. Keegan, W. Wolivar. Fourth row: R. Best, J. Smith, H. Dug- dale, S. Collins, A. Waer, D. Confield, A. Newton, K. Kehoe, P. Marlowe, W. Levens. ,e. as 'Ith GRADE GIRLS. First row: B. Dodge, G. Stroud, J. Peterson, B. Fish, M. Nash, V. Scwtter, S. Heater, J. Meeker, M. Freuntd, C. Stez, J. Gettle- man, B. Baker, V. Yaros, D..Nave, C. Haggerty, C. DeFelice, M. Miano, F. Esposito, E. Ribe, J. Goldwich, D. Smith, R. Scudder, R. Wisniewski. Second row: J. La France, J. Tranyor, P. Allen, M. Todd, G. Wert, G. Huber. C. Quail, P. Bonness, G. Talmadge. K. Paulsin, L. Nagle, E. En- stice, I. Hohen, G. Dugan, S. Lodden, S. Collict, J. Grant, P. Seals, B. Skel- lenger, M. Dryzinskij. Third row: J. Wagner, M. Emerick, J. Ciesla, D. Crawn, E. Hergtart, C. Bunn. K. Kelisha, B. Eichhorn, C. Pesce, K. Barden, M. Joseph, N. Fessler, R. Noble, W. Broda, R. Extrum. Fourth row: A. Gothherg, A. Reed, N. Shmura, C. Garrison, P. Davenport, L. Nueman, C. Levens. E. Griffin. Fifth row: S. Lasher, C. Jones, E. Langdon, A. Smith, S. Hestetler, A. Schelling, C. Sebastian, P. Santella. 7th GRADE BOYS. First row: R. Bolitho, R. Pius, A. Shanta, J. Stasio, J. Standridge, R. Briednstien, D. Breidt, J. Ruggerri, R. Rea.d, K. Rolsteuad, E. Waldron. R. Strett, J. Toronzi, P. Mirch, D. Hicks. Second row: J. Smith, M. Olivo, T. Salmon, L. Rosenswiet. C. Voeltzel, R. Silver, T. Gro- gran, R. M'organ, J. Newton, L. Aiken, R. Brady, R. Canfield, R. Comazzi, D. Hodgson. R. Drake, R. Tardive, J. Farmer, R. Grant, C. Sevick. Third row: W. Kramer, K. Beldon, W. Stickle, H. Kinny, K. Sweeny, T. Mer- cure, R. Marks, W, Roberts, R. Marrow, B. Dillon, R. Hart, L. Schneider, R. Baker. Fourth row: M. Guy. E. Rastad, R. Jocohsin, E. Guerriiro, W. Rock, F. Glory, R. Eustice, G. Best, B. Morgan, O. Freund, C. Wack, D. Hooey, B. Smith, R. Boyer, J. Lecher, J. James, D. Salvenson, W. Applegatet 7th Grade Acquaintances Wuzw . 7th and 8th Grades SAFETY PATROL First row: R. Piez, R. Reed. M. Olivo, A. More-lla. T. Mercure, K. Sweeney, E. Spenrer, R. Salmon, B. Maskello. D. Hodgson. J. Farmer, R. Toronzi. Second row: C. Post, A. Wlier, J. Goodyear, N. Shmura, P. Bonness, B. Skelenger. Third row: J. Smith, Y. Pisno, H. Brien- stein, D. Reilly, B. Silvox, A. Nichols, O. Freund, A. Salengot. R. Drake, K. Varcoe, J. Smith, M. Kantrowitz, J. Smith. 8th GRADE OFFICERS 7th GRADE OFFICERS First row: fl. Stark, K. Crater, P. Breen, T. Zelowsky, First row: R. Wisoniwsky. C. Stroud, J. Meeker, l'. Wnrtz. J. Nurhy, B. Begraft, S. Gallagher. Second Nuve, F. Esposito, A. Read, A. Dodge, S. Holstead. S row: ll. llund, V. lfizuno, A. Selengut, D. Zerbe, B. ond row: K. Sweeny, D. Hodgson, J. Toronzi, L. Snid Gary, D. Wilkins, S. Collins. J. Famer. 7th 8: 8th BASKETBALL TEAM lfirst row: S. Carpenter, E. Spencer, G. Bridenstein, C. l'osl, J. Leer, ll. llodgson, J. Farmer. Se-rond row: B. 'ith 85 Sth CHEERLEADERS Silt-ox, R. We-ur, K. Yurroe, D. Reilly, D. Wilkins, liziry. D. Ze-rhe. Third row: D. Canfield, B. Morgan, Collins, A. Nichols, M. Cantowitz. Ig' R. Wisoniwsky, J. Narby, J. Traynor, S. Callaghf ' C. Stetz. r'4,..g : 10 03 :W sg, - x i Q S 've Q aww, K Wi! i'00:'s Q 4O?. 'Q Q Off, Q S 25i33f1E153z'a '.46'32W-Rivf' ' ' Q0 9 ' S kizkizegwwesa , .. f,+.'Zg.:Wi0l W-My ww. Wm... y Qi? 0 0 V'S'3'x'WZ? Io n6'o'o'0Z00 W fig 0 W W ' ' fm' wfwfw :Q fu- 3, .'.1e+2 'f llvw. wsu: .:6:!t2I::.rz? bM'v.w't8Q.wv+s M0'N?0'NA Hmmm-A ee. wana. n..w N AY!! PAA' .' 'E 'Y 5 5 S lmllll r ffl' Mme ? , And wow as we embark -- f 41,0017 anofher cfzapfer in 3 X' fa our fines we sim!! never A 3' foryei' our afma mafer - .l.'ll-?:wfQ7R fha scene of 77?f io be '51 fofyoffew fr! encfsfz' 1,05 93 COMPLIMENTS OF ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL President .......... Vice-President .......,.... Recording Secretary ...... . Corresponding Secretary ......... Treasurer ............. ........... Sergeant-at-Arms .... SENIORS Bruce Venner .lanet Levine Mike Harvey Wilfred Vail Donald Roth Sally Gesner Herbert Alghren Bob Jamieson SOPHOMORES Julia Ribe Rick Magnus George Fischer Faye Behler Sally Wilson Nancy Wallace Mrs. H. DiRenzo ADVISORS W Bob Clawson Peggy Day . Dolores Sumner Betty Gene Davis Trevor Murphy Jack Howell J UNIORS Gary Keefer Eugene Bartell Helen Dunn Dave Warner F RESHMEN .lane Anderson Dick Dickissan Ray Gulick Judy Finnegan Phyllis Parks Edward VVihlborg Mr. T. Zerbe est ishes HERCULES POWDER COMPANY KENVIL, NEW JERSEY 1 1 1 Z I .l 1 Phone: DOver 6-0284 P. O. Box 267 JOHN H KENNEY ROOFING 81 SHEET METAL CO Approved Roofer by the Johns Munvllle Companies Tzle Slate Sldmg Asbestos Asphalt Shmgles I s lat g A ce or s DampProo g W t poo mg Gutt s L d rs Budd Up Roo mg Repa rs Asph l D e ys Asphalt Tl R ROUTE No 46 DOVER NEW JERSEY 0 0 o o ' - ' - fin - a er r I . 0 - i t ' i e oofing ' J 1 COMPLIMENTS OF C0 OPERATIVE INDUSTRIES F D l ree e way Best Wzshes lmdy s Community Food Market ,,,,,, L Dlbemard Prop Pr me Meats Vegetables Frozen Foods Rey 8 Mrs Fred C Demaresf Port Mon-as N I NE 2-0723 comphmem, of Best Wishes rom G 'Y'9 BWUW Nook The Roxbury Star Compliments of VALLEY PHARMACY ROUTE 10 SUCCASUNNA N J JUst1ce 4 4-200 - O I I I . . , . I . , I I U U Grocenes , . . . O , . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS f T B NEW JERSEY POWER 8. LIGHT COMPANY J H MILLER Dwmon Manager H l BUTLER TV and RADIO REPAIR CHESTER N J Compliments of . . . Complzments of . . . MR. and MRS. E. MOECK LYNCH CHEVRMET, INC. EDDlE'S RESTAURANT Main St., Rockaway, N. I. River Styx RO. 9-0133 Hopatcong, N. I. haf-X 'E GN .. ', Q SJ OF Q 7' 4- K ' w BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 CROWN FRIEDLAND S Dovers LARGEST Store for Clothes 62 Housewares 48th YEAR OI' RELIABILITY NORTH JERSEY QUARRY COMPANY Spec: :canon Sand LQ: Gravel NETCONG N J NEtcong 20022 KENVIL N J Bnummous Concrete Plant Western Dwzswn Offzce JUSIICC 4 4864 .lUst1ce 4-4873 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CRADUATING CLASS MOONEY BROS DAIRY NETCONG, N J I 4 i . , . - ' , Q I l 5 MORRISTOWN DUPIICATING SERVICE OFFSET PRINTERS FOR Schools Mumc1palO :ces Industry Complete F acllmes up to 35 x45 9PRESSFS CAMERA PLATE COMPOSITION BINDERY Qualzty Supreme ALDERNEY ICE CREAM Served at IECK S CONFECTIUNEIIY CHESTER N J Compliments SINGER SEWING MACHINE C0 Nemnwonx svnnlcm 24 E BLACWELL ST DOVER N. I . . .I .u u E f I 9 n 64 ELM ST., MORRISTOWN J I I I JEfferson 8-5061-2-3 I , . . BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS FROM SPARTAN ON. COMPANY Dlstnbutors 0 GULF OIL PRODUCTS AND Wlllwm s OIL O MA TIC' Burners 20 SAMMIS AVE DOVER N .I DOver 6 1891 and DOver 6 088 Burner S6108 Burner Servwe Edward Dunn H0 80387M Owner HO 80586R Complzments DUNN S TRIANGLE The Boatmans Paradzse ,I ,I Dock Space and Boats to Rent Camp Sues Callaghans Cove Lake Hopatcong N J 1 Illlllll lm, ,UI 1mn L L,':- ULII J T 12- ,,45 ' Tl-IE NATIONAL UNION BANK of DOVER DOVER N J Brunch Office Wharton, N .I One o New Jerseys Outstandmg F manre Insntuuons Smce 1872 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposzt Insurance Corporatwn . . , . , . . 'Y - - A I n O! , . O I 9 , . . IP , L 'I J 1154 ,F , : w , ffl! W'iw,xuwiiiuk1,','jx5,!i:jE,jE+!1.mg,1,,iN,,N ,IV 'fm' 'mw!s'l'1!gNw li1I2f QfQ'4n1, r--1' LJ 'Q ,' 1l!'I22!NlN 1r 5 ' I WN . , A-A1 ,1.., In A .A-Sflfiffwyfiiliifn 'Z H3 5 .L ml-- A :Zu ga., L-1 J' 'uf .il:!'HI4ll - ' f,2QN::,t-- I -5 V P-4 - , l , . . O 1' 0 0 C6 f ! ' ' ' ' ' QI Compliments of . . . COMPLIMENTS swiinws sm: suor OF 45 W. BLACKWELL ST DOVER N. J' NETCONG HARDWARE CONGRATULATIONS TO THF CLASS OF 56 JANET W STEBBINS, Realtor FURNACE ROAD CHESTER N J BUDD LAKE GARAGE PALACE THEATRE Andrew Brown Prop NETCONG N ,I 7 9 A 0 . A , , . Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . I , I , . , . . Phone NE 138 Free Delwery GRANATO BROS ROMANOS FOOD MARKET rpm and Johnny, Servtce ualmty Economy General Auto Repatrs BUDD LAKE RD NETCONG N J NE 20848 Open Sundays and Holtdavs PORT MORRIS N GLOBE FUEL CO and GLOBE OIL SUPPLY CO Gasoline Kerosene Fuel Otl Motor Otls Coleman Oul Floor Heaters F lutd Heat Ozl Burners Gzbson Electrw Ranges and Re ngerators Duotherm Snace Heaters 26 Years Experience ln Servmg the Public Telephone CHESTER N JOZWIAKS GENERAL STORE EMMANS 8. EMMANS INC NE 9 0064 INTERN 4TIONAL TRUCKS PORT MORRIS N J Ll' DGEWOOD N I I 1 I . - Q . I I . , . J. U Q Gasoline Tank and Pump Installations N 13 , . I I c GOODY SHOP Compliments o . 37 W BLACKWELL ST WILLIAM H NIcNEAR DOVER N J LEDGEWOOD N .I ADVANCE BUILDERS INC SPFCIALISTS IN WEYERHf1l'.USFR 'VIODUL4R CONSTRUCTION 39 LFDGEWOOD AVF NETCONG N J NEtcong 2 1489 Complzments o IVANM K SMITH JR LEDGEWOOD N J LAKESIDI DINNER MAIN ST LANDING N J H0 8 1680 Orders to go . f.. ,.. ,.. I 0 C6 W Y if , . ,. . . . ,.. f... ll I O ,L.. ,.. ,. TARDIVES FOOD MARKET SELF SERVICE ROUTE 10 SUCCASUNNA N .I JUSIICC 4-4911 CAMPBEII. DRY MIX NEW JERSEY INC Manu acturvrs of SAKRETE Products PAT SANTEllA CONTRACTOR NETCONG 2 1083 PORT MORRIS N .I JUSEICC 4 7264 DAVIS FUNERAL HOME Fred V Dav1s,Jr Director 96 MAIN ST SUCCASUNNA N J I I ' f , I HILLSIDE AVE. and JERSEY CENTRAL R.R. KENVIL, N. J. . I , . H0 80224 WILLIAM F EICIIHORN Real Estate and Insurance Notary Publu' 'Vlam Road Landmg N .l DO 6 0739 FURSTMAN 8. FEINBERG, Inc Clothmg Applrances Furnrture Televzswn 33 35 W Blackwell bt l0UlS MARKET Chou-e Meats and Poultry 31 East Blackwell St Dover N .I DO 61670 C0 ED FASHION .IIIOPPE DDVER N J Grobovelz Supply Co PLUMBING and HEATING Northern Construchon Co EXCAVATING GRADING TRUCKING ROUTE No 6 KENVIL N .l Phone lUst1ce 4-4118 Compltments o FREUND S APPLIANCE CENTER Route 10 and Hlllslde Ave Succasunna N J IU 47797 Frank Woods Route No 46 Kenvxl N .l .IU 47044 BACKHOE WORK and TRUCKING Pmk s Cut Roto Drugs 10 West Blackwell St. Dover N Opp N J Power 81 Light C I . . ,.. l.. -,.. .' . 7' N ,.. ' 1 ,- Dover,N.J. . O O . ' 9. I ., 'I .. ' .I ,.. I - ' o. Compliments of GERT 8. MARTY'S LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of Wes' Show of WILLIAM TAYLOR LAKE HOPATCONG, N. .l. HO. 8-1130 LAKEVIEW HOTEL LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J. HOpatcong 8.0033 DINING and DANCING All Land and Water Sports - Dock Space for Rent GREENE BOAT CO. NOLANS POINT LAKE HOPATCONG O HO. 8-06061 JU. 4-7020 DELLA'S BEAUTY SALON All Branches of Beauty Culture Della Sullivan, Prop. KENVIL AVE. KENVIL, N. J. Compliments of . . ERN'I2E'S ESPANONG GARAGE ESPANONQ RD. LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J. Compliments of . . . LEONARD E. FREUND Authorized Bear Front End Alignment and Wheel Balancing ROUTE 10 SUCCASUNNA, N. J. 'X xi' BFQT WISHFQ THE SENIOR CLASS Lakeland Cas Je Appliance Co Rt 10 Ledgewood N J JU 47171 Z 9 YE OLD MAN! TREE INN ROXBURY SUCCASUNNA Jenme D1 Lullo KIWANIS CLUB Dmners Lunches Sandwlches Spaghettz Specmltzes Steak Dmners Partzes Served Rt 24 Chester N J Phone 154K ALL METAL SELF STORING WINDOWS NORTH JERSEY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Rue:-n Wmdows LAKESIDE BOULEVARD, HOPATCONG, N. J. Rwhard De Armand ,lUstice 4 7456 HOpatcong 8-0500 LAKE-LAND NEWS PUBLISHING CO. Prmters LAKE LAND NEWS 82 NORTH SUSSEX ST DOVER, N. J. DOver 6 2500 Dover's Leadmg Newspaper :ii'1':TE51::.. .::5:.--4:g11:Q1:IE :fklf-.y1 .Q., .:E r-1::f:E:E1f2Nr. 335121232-':': 1:E:':-112E1:5:5:E:E2Eg- 'E5E5E5E5E5:5E5:5:5:: l I I .45:Q:?:gQ1EEEEEEEE::11:5 A A Inu ul 13.35 ':1:5:g: : :g:g.g1:5:1:1:3'5'1:Q:-'-:ir-1-Z-242-1-I-2415--:-:::::fI-1:1-1:5'1:1:5:1:3: :3:::::::::g:g12i:? to . , , . . . ' 1 I . q 9 . Q ' ROXBURY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN ASSOCIATION INC Orgamzed September 1917 Assoclatxon Offlcers Prestdent HAROLD CONOVER Treasurer ALBERT H COX Vice Presldent HOWARD COOPER Secretarv ALBRO H KING LAKELANI: sus COMPANY Lfl? 'g0kf? Bfufmll Route No 46 and Schley St Fuel that Satls Les DOVER N J DL szw Blue sf Old Companv Lehlgh D0 63963 SUCCASUNNA sf KENVIL DOVER JEWEIERS INC DIAMONDS SILVER CHINA WATCHES 19 E BLACKWELL ST DOVER N Scrvmg the Morris County Area Over Eighty fwe Years 1868 1956 IAKEIAND MARINE BASE INC WM F FURRER Nolans Pom' Heatmg and Plumbmg Lake Hopatcong N J General Electrw Amr Condmonmg Complete Lme of Boats Motors and Accessortes ROUTE No 206 CHESTER N .I H0 80216 I 0 . A 1 1 ' ' ' . L6 ' f' 9, , . . V O - ' JU. 4-4741 or JU. 4-4731 I O '. . , . J. ' I I I 1 I ' . , . . S ll BERRY HARDWARE C0 Establlshed 1375 SPORTING GOODS Flvctrwal and Household Foods Pam! Class Tools 15 E BLACKWELL STREET Compliments of Windy Crest Dalry smfrs Accmsnmzn neun Super Cleaners 6 Kenvll JU 4 7549 SAME my cz mzvnvcf Saturday 8 00-6 30 Peggy's Dress Shoppe Ruth Lorayne Accessories Route 46 JU 4-4580 Mon Fn 9 009 00 Saturday 6 00 Compllments of Cook Conklnng, 2nd Complnments of The Sllver Dollar Dlner .lUst1ce 4 7988 Helen Wazmk Roxbury Inn Sandwwhes Plcmc Grounds WE CATER T0 PARTIES Mum Street Succasunna C ongratulatrons to the CLASS ol 56 ROXBURY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 4 7 - D Rt. 4 , ' . Dover, N. J. Phone DOver 6-0947 Mon FH' I-' gfoo 'P30 I S ' - ' , N. J. I Compllmvnts of RICHARD ABELES 786 BROAD ST NEWARK N J SEA HORSE LUNCHEONETTE HATCH 0 NEILL FQRD INC Dolly Madzson Ice Cream 160 E BLACKWELI ST RT 46 81 HILLSIDE AVE DOVER N J KENVIL N J Peter E 0Ne1ll DO 64850 Best W :shes to the Class of 56 TONY S ROADSTAND ON ROUTE No 10 8 3441 FITZGERALD SPORT CENTER 46 PARK PLACE MORRISTOWN, N J. Horns Hobby Shop 8. Tram Center Jack Smlth Manager 3 South Es-sex St Dover N Complzments of Ashley s Turkey Farm Hlllside Ave. JU. 4-7578 ,.. ,' T, 1 ll' y 4 I o J e ,.. ,.. , . - ' ! I a JE.- l .1 . ,.J. I Marcus Marsh Market Fresh Meats and Vegetables Auto Safety Glass Specialists ROUTE 46 KENVIL, N. J Norman Powell, Prop. 256 E. BLACKWELL ST. Apgar's Garage DOVER, N. Sales - Service DO. 6-2422 CMC TRUCKS CHESTER, N. 1. Compliments of . . . SEEGER BROS. KENVIL,N.J. MORGAN FUNERAL HOME Samuel H. Morgan, Director 31-33 MAIN ST. NETCONG, N. J. p NEtcong 2-0165 Compliments of . . . ' FRANCINE SHOP .luniors', Misses', and Women's lee Radio 8. TV Service Wearing Apparel Compliments of . . . spenceps gpm center cor. BLACKWELL sz MORRIS STS. LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J. DOVER' N' John Powell, Prop. Complete Front End Rebuilding ROUTE 46 MINE HILL Frame and Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing Groceries - Meats - Ice Cream Beverages Ferro-Monte Ave. Kenvil, N. .l. Open 9 aim. to 10 Pom. Daily JU' 4:1533 Sunday 10-1 and 5-8 COMPLIMENTS 0F WORTHINGTON CORPORATION SUCCASUNNA WORKS SUCCASUNNA N .l R 6 BUll 8. SON AGENCY FOR AIL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MAIN ST SUCCASUNNA N .l .lUst1ce 4 7930 Oscar W Benson Insurance Real Estate Appraisals Baker Theatre Bulldlng Office D0 6-0010 JU 4 7050 Sparkle Cleaning Stores, Inc Route 46 Kenvxl N J Wholesale Retail P Moss Pres N Borchm, Vice Pres Roy Schwarz DOGS Training Boarding State Hwy No 10 RD 2 Dove IU 47210 Russell E Webb Machtne Shop Service Gas and Electnc Weldmg Parxk Place Flanders N JU 4-4207 , . . I . as 99 J e 7 ' I , , - . . , . . - . r N .1 Dover, N. I. ' , X l a . . . , . . - ' f 0 , . . . ' ' . ' JU. 4-7522 WAlT'S and SON Paint - Hardware Wallpaper - Kitchen Ware - Toys Kiuhen Cabinets cg: Floor Linoleum ROUTE 46 KENVIL N J. I-RIS SERVICE STATION PAINTS az HARDWARE 0 ROUTE 10 SUCCASUNNA N J Compliments o BEST S MARKET NETCONG N J JOHNSON S DEPARTMENT STORE A Store Is Known by the Company It Keeps REPUTABLE GOODS MAKE A REPUTABLE STORE NE 20348 Netcong N J LANDING LAUNDROMAT 8. CLEANERS Mt Arllngton SI Shlppmg Port Rds H0 8 0441 J Pick Up Kc Delivery BENSON 8. BOSTROM ROOFING CO Roo ing Materials Sheet Metal Work 165 169 Rlchards Ave Dover N D0 61262 SO KIJEEN ClEANERS 8. DY Harrv J Taylor Prop Route 46 Mme Hill DOVER N J DOver 63137 5 hrs Cleaning Service Hlway Home Supply Rt 10 Opposite Post Ofhce SUCCASUNNA N J JUst1ce 4-4300 Compliments of Villa Den Rich Specializing in Italian Culsme NE. 2-0757 ' ' I . f J , I A -I S LANDING, N. J. ' ' ' I. u . 1 For a Real F amzly Dmner Come to IARISON S TURKEY FARM ROUTE 906 SZ No 24 CHESTER N .I C Hester 114 Turkey 62: Steak Dinners Dmzng Room Faczlmes or Banquets Q Parnes Home for Servzces O B SMITH 8. SON FUNER 4L DIRECTORS 1 BAKER AVF DOVFR N I D0x er 6 0382 Roswell O B qlllllh Mgr Electrwal Con tractor KENVIL AVE SUCCASUNNA N .I Manv happy days ahead or the Echo Board and The Class o 56 BLESS STORE 5c 10c 5100 NETCONG N TOM S RIVER STYX GARAGE RIVER STYX RD HOPATCONG N .I HO. 8-1547 lAKE REGION OIL SUPPLY Wm J Von Der Helde Prop KEROSENE and F UEI OIL Metered Servzce Hopatcong, N J. HO. 0373 I e e -1 O . . . . . f I . C. W. SAM ANDERSON s ' ' O as v f , . J. f CC S9 O Compliments of Roxbury Police Athletic league Girls 81 Boys Al Thonie, Pres. Pat Higgins, Director ,Lew Masino, Secy. John Troup, Vice Pres. Edwin Lee, Jr., Police Commissioner 1956 Girl Leaders Mrs. D. Tardive Mrs. R. Raber Mrs. C. Lakatos Water Wells Drilled LOUIS GARIE MT. ARLINGTON, N. J. HO. 8-1472 F. W. WOOIWORTH C0 2 E. BLACKWELL ST. DOVER, N. J. Compliments of DOVER SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION 31 East Blackwell St. DO. 6-1818 DOVER ELECTRICAL MIlT'S HOTEL SUPPLY CO. BERKSHIRE VALLEY 52 W. BLACKWELL ST. WHARTON, N, J, DOVER, N. J. Compliments of Restaurant - Pizzeria AMERICAN WELDERY 8. STEEL . RIVER STYX LAKE HOPATCONG, N. .I SENATORE S ITAIIAN KITCHEN ROUTE 10 DOVER N .I DOver 6 9705 Open 12 P M except Mondays Italzan Sc Amencan Foods IAKEIAND FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE co JEFFERSON lU'MBER CGWIPANY On Rt 46 Kenvll N .I .IU 47424 Home and Garden Furmture The Small Store wzth Small Przces At the Gateway to the Lakes Espanong Rd HO 80889 KRAMERS FACTURY OUTLET LEONARD ST DOVER N .I S DeNIurmo Center St Port Morns N .I Complzments of Walker 8. levenson LANDING N .I H0 8-0003 Ye Old Maple Tree Inn ROUTE 24 CHIBTER Phone 154-R long lane Farm cmsrmn, N J Back Hoe Work of All Kinds West Shore Agency Real Estate Insurance LAKESIDE BLVD HO 8-0200 Tlp Top Shoes Huskues Amencan Curl 13 W BLACKWELL ST DOVER N J I , . . I 1 I I I . , I , . . . ' . ' 0 CC ' 39 Compliments of . . . CONFECTIONERY . I I ' I . , . . , N. J. ' ' Structural Deslgn and Detazl Radutnt Heat GUSTAV GEGAUFF P E CONSULTING ENFINEER Ho 1140 R Woodport David A Romume Plumbmg and Heatmg Gold Mme Road NE. 305731 Famous H tckory Smoked Meats Complete One Stop Market Hlckorv Farm Market Route 24 Beiween Chester and Mendham Chester N J ASHLEYS BODY SHOP Welding Wreck Work Hlllslde Ave Flanders .lUst1ce 4 7184 H0 81491W CLIFFORD C JORGENSEN Bullder General C ontraclor Mall Box 399D RD 2 Wharton Lorettacong Dr Woodpon N J A 8. W SUPER MARKET ROUTE 46 KENVIL N JU 47747 For Reservatlons Phone ME 30155 THE WILLIAM PENN A Cozv Place to Enrov Good Food West Mam St Mendham N J DICKFRSDN FLOWER SHUI' Highway Rt No 4-6 Dover N Fresh Cut Flowers Plants Horal Designs DO 6 1088 LOUISE J SOFI-'El Bookkeeplng and Tax Servzce Box 31 Offlce Hopatcong N J Nantlcong N J H0 8 0857R . . . ' o I at ' ' I . . O . . ,N.J. , ' A , .. Il ,' ' I O I ' ' . ,N.J. -, . . , .. , . , .. I , .J. . .' I . , . . . . w .- 5 n. .. , .0 I Compliments of . . . Your Local CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Dealer ROOF Cl'lEV'R0l:ET, INC. ROUTE 46, DOVER, N. .l. Compliments of . . . Edward R. Smith, Jr. HOPATCONG, N. J. Compliments of . . . Gentile's Hardware West River Styx Rd. HOPATCONG, N. J. Steve's ARMY 8. NAVY STORE Men's Wear For Every Day For Work or Play Outfitters for Roxbury Skating Club Headquarters for Hyde fChicagoJ Roller Skates Skate Boxes ci Skirts Club Jackets Our Specialty 32 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. J. DO. 6-1738 Hopatcong Cleaners Alterations, Dressmaking Also Bridal Gowns Lakeside Blvd., Hopatcong HO. 8-0901 Opp. Fairways Compliments of . . . lakeside Diner From WALLY and JOHNNY T0 THE CLASS OF '56 Compliments of . . . Dr. W. G. Talmage, M.D. PlC'S DRIVE-IN SHOE MART, INC. Name Brand Shoes for Entire Family at Low Prices C 'l e 's of ' ' ' Hours-9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Chase hm Monday Through Saturday Curb Service ROUTE 15 ROUTE 46 KENVIL, N. J. BERKSHIRE VALLEY, N. Compliments of . . . River Styx Gull Station HOPATCONG, N. J. Compliments of . . . Dr. and Mrs. Fry Compliments of . . THE Pl'lll GRASSIA Studios of Theatrical Arts Located in Dover - Denville - Morristown Ancly's Dmer Route 46 Kenvll N JUst1ce 4 7083 J Dover Furniture 32 34 W Blackwell Dover N DO 61441 4 6922 MERRILL S FUEL Mann St Ledgewood N J Walter Rumbalslu 8. Son, Inc Plumbmg and Heatmg Contractor JU 47474 Route No 46 and Kenvll Ave Kenvxl N J Flanders Research Farms Mann Rd Flanders N JU 47580 Wm Henry and Dana Knox Prop Breeders of Mlce for Research S H A P I R 0 S MODERN ECONOMY STORE Dry Goods and Ready to Wear 28 W. Blackwell St Dover, N. DO. 6 0158 J JU 47468 Kenvll Noveltv Outlet Gifts for All Occasions Foute No 46 Kenvll N J Park Quality Market John L Kasweck 81 Son Pnme Meats Dressed Poultry Grocerres Corwin St Kenvll N J JU 44635 Free Delwerv Comnlzments 0 Surveyor KLNVIL NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS George Hicks Walt's Texaco Station ROUTE No 15 WOODPORT N J Complzments 0 . . ATLAS SALES Route 46 and Dell Ave. Kenvll, N J JU 4-4523 . . , l J. l 9 9 l JU. - . ' f I Coal - Sales QQ Service - Fuel Oil F P 0 . . of - ' . , . J. O 1 ' f . Mitchel's Youth Center 19 W. BLACKWELL ST. DOVER, N. J. Sutton's Market MAIN STREET CHESTER, N. J. Vincent Reilly Distributor Welsh Farms Dairy Products HO. 8-0173 Mt. Arlington, N. I. Langdon Arms A1 Lake sxmmee Steak and Chop House On Rt. 15 Dover to Lake Mohawk HO. 8-0236 .l. G A B l E Carpet Laying and Repair HO. 8-0921-R Drive in laundertorium 80 E. McFarlan St., Dover, on Rt. 46 DO. 6-3193 Fred Mart Orchids CHESTER, N. J. Compliments of . . . Dr. 8. Mrs. Edward S. Gates Marshall - Bobby - Bruce KENVIL AVE SUCCASUNNA, N. Compliments of . . . Wilbur S. Willis Juliet R. McWilliams MAIN ST. lRt. 245 CHESTER, N. J. CH. 40-J Come to Moro's Tomorrow Ignition, Carburetion, Generators 4 Henry St. Morristown, N JE. 8-5572 Compliments of . . . Ralph Robinson S. DeMarino CoNFEcT1o1vERY CENTER ST. PORT MoRR1s, N. Compliments of Crossroads Service Station CHESTER, N. J. Wemer Sturzenegger, Owner Compliments of . . . Moore's Poultry Farm Read the Want Ads in the Dover Advance PERRY ST. CHESTER, N. J. New 1ersey's Largest Eat aMoore,, Chicken Semi-Weekly Newspaper Complrments of Chester Clothes Shop S Sakate Expert Watch dc .Jewelry Repair Hrllsxde Ave Near Roxbury Hugh School Succasunna N J 4 4522 Ellzabeth's Beauty Salon Hatr Stylxng Ehzabeth Lombardi Prop Route 10 Succasunna N Uncle Nunzlos Barber Sho Hnllslde Ave near Roxbury H S SUCCASUNNA N J Shop Hours 8 AM to 7 PM Two Barbers Fn 8: Sat We Cater to Chtldren Johnny Apostolnk 40 LANDING N J Compllments ol Budd lake Self Service laundry JU 4-6374 Roxbury Mull Ends Fabrics of All Kinds Route 10 Corner of Hlllslde Ave Succasunna N J Free and Convenlent Parktng Compliments of Pauls Diner PORT Moxuus N J coupummvrs or THE Hopatcong House Snmone Jewelers 2Vz MAIN ST NETCONG N J Compluments of Hlllslde Farm CHESTER N J Frutts ai: Vegetables John Kern, Owner Ralph s Market Meats Grocenes Frozen Foods Munn St Succasunna N JU 47266 R Hollinger Prop Emments Super Market LANDING N J Compliments of Arendaskys Fuel LANDING N J Trenclung Grading Crane Servlce Val Muller 8. Co Draglme Work Our Spectalty New Jersey Ave Union N MU 8-4984 or HO 8-0523-J Rental or Contract Compliments of The I-'ountaln lnn At the Fountain , . . JU. - ' . 0 C 5 X 1, I ' Y ' ' , . J. 0 I P I 7 , . . ' ' . I , . Compliments of . . . CUMPHMCMS Uf - - - ' ll u , . . 1 ' ' 1 . , , .. . O o U , ' ' . 219 ' . ' , . , . . . . I C I if ' ll , . . MUTUAI. BEEF CO., INC. W, E, BRYAN5 ROUTE No. 46 KENVIL, N..,I. Our Aim Is to Please You . MAIN ST- With Quality Merchandise SUCCASUNNAv N- -l- At a Lower Price JU' 47727 SUICCASUNNA MARKET C. I-Iofstetter, Prop. HARTMAN 8. SHORTER 11 W. BLACKWELL ST. DOVER, N. J. 46 MAIN ST. COMPLETE MEN'S ATTIRE SUCCASUNNA, N. J. JU, 4.4746 Tuxedos and Dinner Jackets for Hire VWRHFFS' J. P. cANfNArA s. sons Flowers for All Occasions NETCONG, N. J. MT. FREEDOM, N. J. NE. 2-0067 M0- 5-4101 I Best of Luck to THE CLASS of 56,' from Al'S STUP-IN your old hangout Compliments of . . . RODGERS' MOTOR lI'N1ES, INC. PIER 75 N.R. NEW YORK CITY Q RINGS excellent PINS design MEDALS skilled cHAnMs , cmftsmansbzp CUPS superb PLAQUES quality TROPHIES YOUR CLASS JEWELER BOSTON 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 8 N Y PROVIDENCE MANUFACTURING JEWELERS CLASS OF 1956 REUNIONS Our flrst class reumon wlll be approxlmately one vear from gradua y n erva s car W1 e sent to all class members contammg the necessary lnformalxon for the reunions If vou move or change vour name, please send your revxslons to Bruce Venner, KGIIVII N ,I tion, during the summer of 1957. We will then have reunions at five earit l.A d 'llh, . Lifhogruphed by RAE PUBLISHING CO 22 Frink S+ree+ Monfcleir. N. J. Aw wig ZW 1 , .,,-KQ75. I My an ix Qs ng MW Q WW Www? :QMH A dxf, . ,A ,A K K 'M A ,I W H H' ' , f A-e?rK1imzMf-swwwx