Roxbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Succasunna, NJ)

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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.

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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.

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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