Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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X I .i I fe- fw Zmeagzdi Virginia Jackson leaves her athletic prowess to Harry McDonald. Marlene Giordano leaves her dieting technique to Caroline Shaw. Dave Mertens leaves his height to Jim McGuerty. Marion Kelley leaves her favorite car Bessie to John McGowan. Ann Laanes leaves her interpretations of Macbeth to Mitt Fletcher. Marty Lieberman leaves his picture of Dagmar for permanent posting on the Senior bulletin board. Aldo LoPresti leaves his draft card to Leo Biross. Gordon Mallett leaves his speed afoot to Edgar Thompson. Mike Mazzaro doesn't leave Carolyn Teller to any Junior boy. ArthuiiqMcCormack leaves his l Karl and Henry jacket to next year's Y.M.C.A. c amps. Joan Sullivan leaves her high marks on the College Board Exams to next year's applicants. Janis Meiks leaves with Bill the forest ranger Veazey for the North woods. Pat McGown leaves her title of Miss Gench of l95l to Janice Redman. Virginia Meredith leaves for Lyndhurst looking for John Fabrezi. Janet Metzgar leaves her sweaters to Joyce Conlon. Dick Vellacott leaves his wagon to Mr. Kirkendall. Terry Schultz and Joan Walker leave for a life of electricity. Jean Grybowski leaves her muscles to Pete Bernhard. Rodger Hargan leaves his real red hair to Marie Sparano. John Hastings leaves his all time record on the Super Honor Roll to Vincent Maneri and his one hundred on the Physics final is left to Mr. Papenfus. Ken Holck leaves his social studies attentiveness to Sam Houston. Hopalong Hartmann leaves his crutches to the soccer squad. Lou Frey leaves his pass catching ability to Doc Murray. Gerry Mallett leaves his ability at indoor sports to any Junior boy who wants to take over. Henry Hayman leaves his seat at Pop's to next years basketball Captain. Doug Dales leaves his bottle of Airwick to any sweaty sophomore. Barbara Hive leaves her souped up car to Billy Jacobson. Carole Dempster leaves the boys in 203 lonesome! Bud Gleason leaves for more of those good old times at Lavalette. Orral Moore leaves her pictures of John Flore for a library exhibit. Virginia Rodgers leaves her slumber parties to fellow insomniacs. Joan Secola and Rose Wartel leave for Lyndhurst. Bev Tyrrell leaves for Estling Lake to check up on someone there. Francis Kulas leaves her Bulldog Flip to any other cheerleader brave enough to try. Gladys Carlin leaves her wild parties to any adventuresome sophomore. Carl Huth leaves his sense of humor? Judy Seigle leaves for another spelling bee. Jerry Williams is left to Norma Mintern. Anthony Wisniewski leaves his captaincy of Karl and Henry's to brother Tom. Hum Ann Wappler leaves her swimming ability to Angella Medico. --'ID' Bob Foster leaves his nose for news to next years R-Hi Staff. 9 Bob Ford leaves his cigarette holder to Barry Lewis. 6 Ted Forhecz leaves his fullback slot to anyone who thinks they can fill it. ' Clyde Blackledge leaves his touchdown against Englewood to next years X football team. su ' - . oiamns RH 9 at J I . S iz..-' 9 2: 2 CAg1G9kr X Q-I T cg

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ZZ444 ag M57 Koster Campbell leaves his wood-cutting business to Earl Seybolt. Pat Meyer leaves for the Air Force. Doris Ruckstuhl vacates her seat in Mead's Insurance Co. The Pantoliano twins leave Mr. Boyan alone. Don Nathan leaves his electrical knowledge to the sound crew. Mickey Pabst leaves for the Grand Opera. Jean Owens leaves her art ability to Fats Larder. Lucille Percier leaves all her male admirers to any needy girl. Dan Polis leaves his wisecracks in J's to Bill Mann. Sam Newman leaves for Pops . Joan and Joyce Resnik leave their inseparability to the Ryder Twins. John Flore leaves Miss Fletcher's class nice and quiet. Eleanor Merck gives her giggles to Joann Petit. Marie Johann leaves her ability to fake playing in the band to Joe Raymond. Phyllis Richter leaves her seat in Mr. Boyan's car to any junior who wants a lift to school. Joan Ruggero leaves her ability to get to know people to any newcomers next year. Francis Olsen, the roller skating queen, leaves in a flash. Andy Kohut leaves his cartoons to next year's R-Hi cartoonist. Terry Doyle leaves his left handed push shot to Jack Margetts. Marty Roseff leaves the back door of his'father's store open for any of the boys of 52 . Pete Canovai leaves his tropical fish collection to Mr. Carpenter. John Allen leaves his beard to Konrad Ryder. Ken Aydelotte leaves with his winning l?l soccer team for Scotland to compete against better teams. Ron Barbutti leaves his wavy locks to Sam Werner. Everritt Conklin leaves his ability to be late to Marilyn Bauer. Marion Blamey leaves her out of town boy friends to Barbara Mead. Mary Blazo leaves her older boy friends to Jerry Russell. Louise Erhardt leaves her boys' taxi service to Helen Stefanides. Thurston Cooper leaves his make out talent to Phil Ashler. Barry Burnham leaves without Ted Forhecz's varsity pants. Ron Borchert leaves-still following Joan. Don Miller vacates his chair in the office to Craig Kuglen. Nel Collins leaves hs resemblance in Tom Barrows. Jackie Cox leaves her good looks to anyone that needs them in the class of 52 . Walt Riley leaves his nickname to any thirty sophomores. Beaver Waring leaves his knock knees to Tom Wisniewski. Linda Babb leaves her R-Hi Editorship to some lucky Junior. June Osburn leaves her shorthand to Althea Truntner. Mayme Papa leaves her shyness to Sis Stagg. Marcia Pickering bequeaths her happy go lucky ways to Hazel Lugg. Robert Rienzi leaves his good-naturedness to any hard bitten sophomore. Dorothy Todd leaves her Sanford Motors jacket to an incoming sophomore to wear for another three years. Natalie Carroll vacates Bev Tyrrells house. Doris Bader leaves for another party at her summer bungalow. Millard Klein and Sandy Ayers leave their Will of '5l to their classmates. There are no more seniors left to bequeath anything, but we feel that as a class we should leave any driving ability we possess to Carolyn Shaw. at -A B E-ee ' 152 T CA Y-sf? J s Q Qf'5.9x-,Qfs 5 ..,'l ' 3 5 1 ll' . .,.. it D H x ,.- . . ff12?7iif'Q . J i 1 ,fs i I I.. 'ISI '??2 f 1 f -:Q ' DS 1- - rzaafasf . .- -' v . ' l gf '9 v gf 'cis 9