Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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:ut .mm YE X-, R5 s 1 253' O ig X., .hx .1 i. X 1,3 , q gi 'r4,,,f t w'. QQQQQEQ i5-I 2l1f,L5' 5 Qawf, Us fitjftwt I . :L 'X M lx lla :QQXXAXDVW r'aqQiix2IN,,,E.?2!sj fi,. ' f ..4., .WM A Y . V. L. .,'L I g . .. ,,. , .. , E , itil , 1. 1 I LZ we h' h , it I -V kr MK' . , V. N he .ffrgjszgit fl 1 we If K . tg ' I Q E V - ' L.,. . at ' Tl-IE PROPl-lE6'Y OF Tl-IE CIASS' OF '50 .yg The latest issue of The Dinton Daily was enclosed in a time capsule which was sealed in the cornerstone of the new Dinton High School today, June 21, l965, at 2 P. M. Leslie Papen- fus, principal, made the dedication. Glancing through The Daily we see many familiar names, and so we herewith present a digest of the newspaper for anyone interested. FRONT PAGE. Splattered over page one is a large picture of the space ship which has just returned from the first trip to the moon. Also in the picture are the five crew members: Anthony Kiss, head scientist Ray Derner, engineer, Carol Richter, mechanic, Bert Millison, mineralogist, and Cliff Beebe, photographer . . . Bill Hohlstein crashed into Ruth's Beauty Salon yesterday with his new l965 Crosley. Proprietor Ruth Harrison told police invesigator Louis Laurenzo that customer Catherine Fitzgerald is suing for 55,000 damages because hair- dresser Lydia Lomauro spilled a bottle of peroxide on Cathie's head during the excitement. Hohlstein claimed that backseat driver Ann Maser was responsible for the entire accident . . . The B-J Matrimonial Bureau, run by Betsy Farguhar and Jean Gates, opened here Monday morning on the corner of Allen's Alley and Buell Boulevard, streets named for two prominent citizens of Dinton. The previous tenants, Mitchell and Meredith, had been evicted by owner Gimme-the-rent-before the first Kolodny because they failed to meet the deadline. Mitch and Dona were so kind to the animals in their pet shop that they went out of business . . . Psychologist Don Wilson has just conducted a poll to discover the most popular feature on the comic page. The final winners are Artie, the Ant-eater, written by Jackie Klein and illustrated by Enzo Antolini and Babs Dayman Debutante an Andy Hughes creation based upon Barbara Hayman s experiences Program chairman Elinor Lund of the Business Women s Club of Dinton announced that Mayor Herbert Slifer will be the distinguished guest speaker at tomorrows meeting Club president Marilyn Sammartino will introduce him as speaking on The Need for a Town Swimming Pool THEATER SECTION Movie Tycoon Jerry Annick of Saraisky Studios Inc announces that talent scout West is back from the East after signing the famous Conlon model Bar bara Williamson for a five year contract Her personal secretaries Lynn Kraus and Lee Medico will accompany her here to take care of fan mail She will co star with Tex Blake ley in Mule Train Mike directed by Marcia Laufer and produced by Mildred Fortun Larry Keef has just flown in from New York to advise in the filming of his life story The shooting of I Was a Ten Letter Man has been delayed because the hero Willy Kingston can t find any carrot colored hair dye Nobel Prize winner Dick Blye assisted by Flo Everitt and Rosalee Sonnenfeld is working out a new formula to help Willy Louella Exclusive Merwin predicts that Ten Letter Man will have trouble getting past censors Pete Knarr and Jim Muller The largest ad in The Daily is found in this section where there is a two page spread for Way s Follies lformerly the Rivoli Theaterl owned and operated by Frank Way Jim Miller Frank s right hand man announces the opening of a sensational new show with Gleb Zelenoy directing Ways Wonder Girl s starring Bubbles Fitzgerald One of the feature attractions is the Harmonizin Hillbillies Don Snoad and Doug Fredericks whose rendition of Foggy Foggy Dew has swept the country Laugh meter recorder Bill McCoy previously held the softest lob in the cast until the hiring of Bob Jester Jensen But whats this we find in small print? Attention Cigar Smokers Club especially President George Gannon Ed Eppel Chuck Fallot and Bill Galbraith' lf you continue to drop butts on irbhe floor by your nightly front row seats you will be thrown out bodily by our bouncer John erry FEATURE PAGE The present book sensation is George Orthev s book of the month Around the World in a 3l Studebaker Carolyn Maull reviewing is for The Daily s readers says It is slow moving Food editor Sylvia Horwitz includes in her Favorite recipes column a specialty sent in by Carol Jackson and Ruth Jablonski for baked carrot tops and another by Bernie Fraser for mushroom pudding Another big advertisement is that of the Moldy Mattress ingeniously invented by Dick Denny and Steve Trudell and made famous by LarrygIWoote:'1 and Rudy Nichols who are able to sleep on it twenty four hours a day with no trou e at a aaa pk all t 4 1 . . . ,, ,, . ,,f X 1 1 1 ,i 3, , . . . . 1 il 1 . . . . . . . M015 A . I , . . . . . . . Q' . 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SENIOR A WARDS FAC U LTY AWARDS JOURNALISM Russell L Olson CITIZENSHIP Phnlup Llonel Holt DEBATE Carolyn Carpenter Maull DRAMATICS Richard Perry Blye MUSIC Phnlnp Lnonel Holt COMMMERCIAL Mzldren Margaret Fortun SPECIAL AWARDS KIWANIS CLUB Ruchard Perry Blye RENSSALAER Robe rt Arthur Reynolds BAUSCH LOMB Rxchard Perry Blye WOMAN S CLUB ART AWARD Ruth Harruson NATIONAL MATH ASSN Raymond Ernest Derner S A R MEDAL Robert Arthur Reynolds PI MU EPSILON Raymond Ernest Derner JUNIOR WOMANS CLUB Jean Ellzabeth Gates ROTARY UNITED NATIONS COMPETITION EXAM AWARD Carolyn G Ruchter PETROLEUM ESSAY AWARD Carolyn G Rlchter CLUB AWARDS LIBRARY CLUB Jacquelnne Kleun Ann Marne Arnelna Maser SPANISH CLUB Rlchard Elllott Wagner QUILL and SCROLL lSpanlsh Clubl Isabel Harriett Mltchell Carolyn G Richter FRENCH CLUB Frances Janette Lernke QUILL and SCROLL lFrench Clubl Harry A Muller Jr MATH CLUB George F Orthey Jr GIRLS A A CUP Sportsmanshlp Joyce Mary Carroll BRIDGE CLUB IR H S Spellung Champlonl Andrew John Hughes Jr FORENSIC LEAGUE Sheldon Ned Epsteln Jacquellne Kleln Carolyn Carpenter Maull ART CLUB Andrew John Hughes Jr SCHOLASTIC WRITING AWARDS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Russell L Olson Sports Douglas Frederlcks Short Story SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS T Phllnp Lionel Holt WOMAN S CLUB Leslie Jean Papenfus Leslie Jean Papenfus I - P. . A. ' I 2I '

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Under the mast-head on this page we find Phil Holt's name as editor-in-chief and Artie Loveridge's as business manager. Phil, in one of his daily swaying editorials, clearly points out why he favors Senator Harry Miller's eight months vacation pro- gram for schools. SOCIAL PAGE. Here's a column that you might find interesting, Gathering the Gossip by Bob Reynolds- Bill Lane, while relaxing at Ritz's Reno Rooming House and waiting for the final papers on his sixth divorce, bumped into Bob DeMassi, president of Slightly Scratched Cars, lnc. While downstairs at the gambling tables they lost several stacks of silver dollars to the manager, Bill Hanson, as bartender Gerhard Mayer looked on . . . Wealthy socialite Dianne Holloway while vacationing in Hawaii visited her former classmate Jerry Tutzauer king of the hula-hula skirt industry , . . Elaine Danneker noted woman lec- turer has just returned from visiting the former Ann Campbell at her lovely home in Virginia Elaine noted that there is something besides a fence running around Ann s yard SPORTS PAGE The streamer of John DeMarrais streaking through the mile in record 3 59 time first catches the eye The gaze is then arrested by bull slinging Rusty Olson s column The Base Bowl which we shall reprint here Ralph Cavalucci manager of the Jerkwater Pigskins has just arrived in New York in a final effort to prevent the conviction of his prize grid stars Frank Del Vecchio and Walt Golde But it is expected to be of no avail for the All American duo who are indicted for chopping up the grandstands after every game for their Gold Dust Lumber Company Judge Sheldon Epstein is still firm on his plan to con vict them but don t be surprised if lawyer Richie Blakiston eventually clears his clients in time for next fall s season Every now and then the feminine set actually rates the sports page Joan Hot Rod Drake has smashed her way to the top of the Midget Auto Circuit by edging out defending champ Bob Delano last night Her publicity agent Frances Lemke says that the four wheeled dare devil may soon take to helicopter racing Something else new was added to the race track when Shirley Richardson and Inga Hilleboe were hired to wave the flags to start each race Joyce Carroll new owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers is really revamping the entire staff Her first and most important change is the replacing of Della Legge for Gladys Gooding singing The Star Spangled Banner before each game To build up the team she bought ace hurler Bill Breslin from the New York Giants but it wasn t until yesterday that the Bum s blasting fly chaser Jack Graziano persuaded him to leave his dear old Giants Manager Glenn Radell is still having trouble with slugger Elwood Scott who remains a hold out for a hundred and fifty grand As a last prediction for the morrow look for John Glock s being dropped by manager Bob Sudol from the Knickerbocker roster for be ing too short to help the quintet CLASSIFIED ADS SECTION The following are excerpts taken from the classified section Situation Wanted Experienced private nurse seeking steady position Call Barbara Perry For references see M Beehler For Sale Camping equipment slightly used sleeping bags and a copy of Fosters Guide for Campers Like new Write Wynn Bom or Betty Terrill P O Box 5 For Rent Chemistry notes neat and complete notes guaranteed to raise marks or money refunded Phone J Ferriss Di 2 303 As we think of the many celebrities mentioned in this issue of The Dunton Daily we are sure that it will be a priceless treasure for future historians ,Earn 1 I xiillil 3,0 Agfa fgfgf-'cs I ii i3 .mm -.. 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