Scotch Plains Fanwood High School - Culmen Yearbook (Scotch Plains, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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Q 'QI' , , Me wg 'PU' I f v 2 Va , 5 DEDICATED T0 MR. ALBERT M. DESOUSA Dedication W WW WLWWJWMMW My fwxwvwdzwdo ,a+,g,JMa'7f,wM w 1 4 W 1 I 3 4 I 1 N J gn. ' . .. i 4 ,ms eller . . . 10615 50 IIUCCL 0100! Jo mall, fo ao ew. -Churchill Faculty aunt: 7' ls. 2 ,.f we ga 'A l ? ? ' af, a 1 r , ff Vfil grgxff f I stil! M 15 iii11fff,fzf .4,...qJ-44...-..a,4 ,,-,- N!!'Y 1 ' f 4.4 1,24 ' 22if,g3'! 1, if 5 4 -msn , in M f f? fl , fl Wifi fi! eikifh Milf MIM, Q 4 313 i, Q' . 7 ' V M' -uf -7 , if ,,,,W W wmmq, , 1 Q 4. , Z I vi 'Z 5 5 ' , f f ,, 4 , H 'fn ' 1 6 quill! I 5 Q if A ggi an if i V s X 1' A I sf , .,,, 0 ,WM ' nw' 'Nur 5 xx ,,.1 , ' U f' du ? S0 , v Y: af 1 v' 1-si -lu: asa T ROW left lo right M J Coc ron Run es Mr cxnager M W Lulrens Mr F Bcser Mr W Knsz Mr S Tuff Mr W Brunner Supernntendenf of Schools SECOND ROW Mr F Loberge Business ner lll Admnmstrohve Assnsfcnf to fhe Supermfendenl of Schools Board ol Eclucohon 4 x ., -hz' 9 fa' f AI' V Q . ,. 1 'b S gl' N ' f' j Bw-,K if , f 5 vf, ,qkl ' 4 ' tp K K .V ' N.4'.N -v .U 5 C' - ,W FIRS , ' : r. . Bell, Mr. R. h , Mr. J. n l, . H, M , r. . , . . , . . ' , . . r l , . O MR. HOWARD BRUNNER Superinfendenf of Schools MR RAYMOND CALLAGHAN Vice Principal MR ROBERT ADAMS JR Pnnclpal E PRI f- U' N'-x Uwm :vt - A ., ,A - A H 9 O . I 1 5 ,V ' x 3, ,, , , g V Ii, evans.,-Q.,,, ,,,, Vi K. Kiw- MR HARRY L ADKINS JR Temple University B5 Rutgers Umversrty Bookkeeprng I and ll Economics One Inch striped tles Do you follow me? summers on the shores In Vurgama enloys work lnkes submarme sandwlches meticulous accountmg as a hobby MISS A LYNETTE BIRKINS Trenton State College B S Grrls Physical Educatlon Salety Home Nursing Gym Leaders Club Girls Athletrc Council Vum vigor and vutallty e do not talk whsle doung exerclses nkes modern dance sknng and hu G two polnts ol l lnendly and easy gomg leaCAOI Cl ecb eternity, 2 flelle MISS LINDA L ALVORD Montclair State College BA Plane Geometry Algebra ll and General Math Il Bubbllng over with life both a partlclpator and spectator of sports finds relaxatlon In palntmg seeks honesty and smcerlty un people MISS PAULA J BLACKMAN Douglass College BA English I and ll Dramatfcs Club Tastelully dressed tlne sense ol humor long lust of llkes L s lace lt' greets e world wuth cheerful cntlclpatlon emcnent and dependable worker MR CHARLESW ARMERDING Rutgers Unlversrty BEd EdM US History II Student Council Culmen lx there any lob that he hasnt worked at? a hearty laugh hkes people food history travel and poetry seems always relaxed tlshlng has hobby KY? MRS BEVERLYJ BRADBURY Syracuse Umversrty BA General Science Science Club The bell has rung Dont lorget your osslgnment for tomor row makes her room Into a solar system cups sports ammal art and music lover MISS A LORAINE AYERS Douglass College BA Rutgers Unlversrty ME Librarian Library Councpl Quiet please best known for solving problems readmg and sewmg promptness and accuracy looks down on rude ness eftlclent and forever busy MR EDWARD J BRAYNOCK Bloomsburg State Teachers College BS English I Modern History Debate Club Twenty lashes wuth a wet noodle full of fun engoys sports anythmg worth doing as worth donng well lnkes tlshlng and readmg surprnse quoues ' 66 . 1 1' 1. . . , . , .. . . . ,, I ll ' , . . ' , , HOKH - - ' , . ., . . , . l - . . , , , , . , . . , .. , I - I - U . Il, X . , .. . , . . , , . , . . . . . . ,, . , , . . . W ,.., . . . l, , . . . I , , -- ll - ll , - - . B Q 12 et' '. . . . th . Qs ,- , , ,, ll ,, , ff, , . . . 'd? . . . ' ' , now5 where id inffuence Afolomv MR PHILIP C BURD New York Umverslty BS AM Columbia Umversrty Prolessronal Diploma US Hfstory I Supervisor of Instruction Amerrcan Legion Oratorlcal Contest Sponsor Enthusnasm for teachmg our Amen can herntage llkes nature and muslc A few well chosen words tw MR CLIFTON C COPPER Hampton Institute BS Unrversrty of Illmors MS Umversrty of Wrsconsm General Science and Scrence Survey Photography Club Do you understand me? photo bug slncernty sports and more sports quiet and reserved thunk deep -ADAMS MISS JOAN B BYOREK Marywood College BS Stenography I Personal Typmg Typing I Business Educatron Club Publicity Commrttee Bowlmg tan class of 59 was the first group she taught here beautiful clothes blond our spake heels helpful friendly advice MR ROBERTJ DENNISTON State Teachers College Fredonia BS Umon Theologrcal Seminary School ol Sacred Music M SM Sr Chorus Music Appreclatlon Choral Workshop Voice Las Contadors Mens Chorus Smnle nt may be a new expen ence loves to travel Uncle Bo our counselor and friend MRS ELLA T CALLAM Montclair State College BA Columbia Umversrty MA English I and II Sophomore Hop Just couldnt stay away from S P F H S neatness counts red hanr pert and petnte panntrng sewmg muslc her hob res enloys enthuslastlc hard workmg students MR ALBERT M DeSOUSA East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B S Ed Rutgers University MEd Reading Improvement Fanscotlan Extremely mterestung provokes you to thought lover of llfe admires an eager mind extensnve vocabulary mtelh gent and thoughtful gardening and swimming true gentleman A ,,f . - MR JOSEPH M CHECCHIO New York Umverslty BS Instrumental Music Band Orchestra Moonglowers Twnrlers Dont take It personally proud father ot one gurl and tour boys fisherman S P H S graduate reader composes and arranges band music church chonr MR CHARLES J DETTMAR Trenton State College B S Montclair State College M A Typing I and ll Consumers Education Personal Typing Varsity Basketball Basketball and baseball are tops young people should take advantage of whats oflered them Youll learn lnkes to travel ready wuth a smile I ' , . ., M.A. 1 I, I . ,, I I l . I I . I . I 1 b . . . , - , ' . - I . . . h . . . . . . , 3 - If' l ' ll B . , . . , . . , I .l n I n . Q V f -g s 1 I ' . l 1 . , . ' , , V. , . . , v as J 'ML' 1 1 H 1 1 1 . 4 F' . I I '. ff 1 J. ' . . . ' x , . . . . i r , . . . I , . I I f ,, . . . . I . . .I l l I . ' ll bil 1, ll ,, 1 ' ' u MRS LILLIAN M DETTMAR Trenton State College B S Typing I Bookkeeprng I Business Educataon Club Two years here known for strlctness faIrness fnendlmess llkes students who are as Interested In learnIng as they are In socIalIzIng readmg and athletlcs MR KENNETHF FLEMING Temple UnIversIty B S Ed Physlcal Educatlon Soccer and Freshman Basketball Good lookmg take ten ops Chevy salesman lust got marrIed Ikes a letucs theater and clossIcal musnc a golf enthuslost cifdntl woufcl be AGN! MR GEORGE T ESPOSITO Trenton State College B S Teachers College Columbfa Umverslty MS and Professional Diploma Stenography Il Transcnphon Secretanal Practrce Fanscotran You can do Itl hot man an MRS MARY Lou FENWICK the tennls court personalIty Upsala college BA pus SWIITIIYIIHQ and reodmg workl workl workl ready wIth a smlle 'ww ALFRED E FORMICHELLA lthoca College BS PhysIcal Education and Health m havlng a class at 3 5 co s everybody lad stalkmg WI d game and anglmg In a stream a golfer World History World Geography Junlor Red Cross Sews a flne seam QUIEY and easy to know she has a stye all er own Ikes to help others etflclency plus MRS ELIZABETH B FINKBEINER Pennsylvania State Unwersrty B S Foods l and ll Clothmg I Home Economrcs Club Often seen tastmg the food enloys athletnc events nIce lookIng brown eyed brunette new to S P F H S qunet ready to assIst sweetly good natured MRS RHONAL FRIEND Ursmas College BS Columbra UnIversIty MA BIology Assembly Commrttee School GuIdes Interested In people good orgamler dusllkes Ill manners and rudness gardenmg and reodmg good plays ond good musnc woud luke a more Iastmg school spurn MISS ALICE A T FREEMAN lndIona Unrversrty A B Spamsh I and ll Sand sea and sun worshlpper o debth of humor that often comes to the surface full of spark llkes pamtnng drawlng and sports consclentlous , , , ,, , : .1 , I ... 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I all!! t9dCA CHAUCER A -C-new 3 :U N- O vs fn -u I so 'H so 0 Z Q ffl X Bloomsburg State Teachers College BS Pennsylvania State Unrversrty M Ed Science Club Strulung resemblance to Clark Kent loathes seelng gurls chew gum an avld collector of stamps can take a lake spends afternoons wuth Sclence Club MR JOHN R HERBERT Newark State College B S Rutgers Umversrty M Ed Industrial Arts Stage Crew A fnend to all luke: handllng anrplanes and plamng handles llkes to chas a llttle whnte ball around the golf course MISS MARY A GAlT Rutgers University B S Ed M Guidance unbnquntaus perupatetuc and pere grlna apply lnkes musuc and sewmg Youll never get to college unless MR WALTER E HELLER Bloomsburg State Teachers College BS Algebra I and ll Freshman Math Club Well have a qunz sometnme an the near future enloys food music and travel plays softball dnslnkes mterruptlons calm collected and rather qulet MR HOWARD F GLEIM Pennsylvania State Umverslty B S Algebra I and Plane Geometry Sophomore Math Club Hard worknng a sportsman at heart lakes basketball golf huntmg and flslung enloys good novels definite Ideas on many sublects always smrlmg MR JAMES M GUSTAVE Bloomsburg State Teachers College B S nn English I and ll Wrestling Hts own brand of humor an enthusnastuc sportsmen works hard at everything he does Interests unclude sports read :ng and musnc flrm convlctnons MR RICHARDJ HERRICK Montclaar State College B A M A New York Unrversrty Englrsh ll and lV Culmen Favonte students are Barbara an Marlan ages three and one master of the corny wnsecrack well Inked lI'ldIVIdUOIIST fine mnxture of serxousness and fun MISS EDITH M HIGGINS New York State College for Teachers BA Teachers College Columbia Umverslty M A English lV Chalrman of Senior Advisors Oral gaseous cluque tremely patnent unchned toward dramatncs and dlrectuon of amateur thespaans possesses tact and graclousness an A must be earned 77 I L , . . ' Ed. lv I ' ' ' , - - f ' ' . '. . ' , . . . . . . . , , . I . . . . . . H H - - ' ',.., .. ' V Guldance Counselor and fnend . . . If H' . . . . Jr ,. 4 I . he A . . . V - lu. . 1 ' . . Il , . . . , .. , . . , . . I , .. . , tt I I - H - A . ex. , . ., . . . . . . ' . I . ll Il 1 ' d , . . . , ln . H 1 - ' ' ,I - . . . . , . . . I ' I . . . ' ' I ' . . . . , , . I . . gnfffr'A' :1, L H+. Q . ,. MRS PHYl.llS A HUTTON Douglass College BS Famrly Lrvrng Homemakmg Foods I and II Hostess Hostess Club Glves shopplng asslgnments a seamstress tn her spare hours Qh really? conduds MISS JOANNE JACOBSON an orderly class a record col lectuon representmg the best Auguslana College BA mlm' English Ill F T A Bnght smule and blue eyes bubbling over well lnked sweet dnsposltnon rmnd of her own a roomful of potted geramums MR FRANCIS MALESKY Montclarr State College BA University of Columbra MA ' 5' df General Math Propectron Squad Radio Club Photography Club X Quickly qulckly everything done quickly always talung Mrs Hutton s blackboard a handy man around the house prolec tlon squad and Mr Malesky go logelhe' US History I Student Councrl Teens tor Sale Drlvmg MR JOHN H McCOOK Western Mrchrgan Umversrty Columbla Unlverslty Enloys athletlcs and outdoor ltvnng played football basketball and baseball nn college lkes polmcs The other sude ol treedom us duty MR HERBERT C JENSEN Rutgers MA Sixth Year Level World History and U S History I Coordinator of School Actrvltres There are some clowns nn thx class ofllclates baseball and basketball sports are tops friendly yet struct sense of humor ls olbf auch leach ofhera MRS FAITH E LIMPERT Rutgers University BA Montclair State College English ll and lll Dramatlcs Club Okay knddles apprecuates people forever pluggang du rectmg or promptung a play drama plays an Important role Thats one more for youl skillfully patient MR NEALJ McHUGH Wrllres College B S Temple University Plane Geometry Advanced General Math rught quuet down! easy to get along wnth lnstemng MR RAYMONDL MOORE to classrcal music takes up 0 good deal of has fume always busy Newwk 5,a,e College star bowler conslderate Rutgers General Shop I and Il Known for hls handwork ukes good lood and naturally daslukes bad load enloys workmg on constructnon problems oh myl t1eln5e ue5 EXC? POPE if-' MR EDWARDJ MORAVETZ JR East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Drrvers Educatron Freshman Football Coach Hrs flrst year at S P F H S Mr Smlths ally rn Drlvers Ed No you cant enloys food muslc swnmmnng golf defeated Freshman Football Team MRS TRESSA D PERRY Wrnthrop College B S Home Economics Family Lrvrng Im sorry but that seam wrll have to be ripped out dISlIk85 gum chewers charrman ol Home Ec Department hobbies are sewrng pamtlng golf and flshrng MR CHARLES NELSON Brown Unrversrty AB Washrngton and Jefferson College Rutgers Unrversrty English II and Ill Football and! V Basketball Whats on your mrnd'P plode Into that man drslllres t ose who say can Smnle after practrce you wont fe luke at Coach MISS EDITH L PITCHER Smrth College BA Mrddlebury College MA French I ll and III French Club Parlez vous Francais? ar denung readrng and amateur act rn pet peeve people chew mg gum lilies classrcal music and theater un deux trors quatre crnq sux MR ROGER B PEDERSEN Trenton State College B S Mechanical Drawing Expert on firearms lkes handgun shootlng part tame polrceman Thank wrllrng to help a demon for work always a pleasant smnle MR LOUIS G PRISNOCK Muhlenberg College A B Rutgers Unrversrty M Ed Guidance Amo amos amat sets fresh men on the rlght path watches all the sports he doesn t play does not luke teenagers classrfled as ad MRS FRANCES M PEER Montclarr State College B A Columbra Unrversrty MA Spanrshl Il III IV Zrggrtty Boom Club .lunror Class Sponsor Relates Interesting tales of Mexrco enloys teachrng Que trene Vd en la bo a? Sweet and petite es muy romantrco drslrkes seafood MR FRANCIS H QUINN St Peters College BA latin I and ll English I latrn Club First year at S P F H S What number gender and case as that word why why? dry wrt Dont get :hoo I humor ous Latrn translatuons I I as 10 . H ' , F t , , . . ' ' ll I ' c ll I . . . I' , ' II ' 'll' nf ,, , ..,,U.ex, h nl ftrr I g Il ' ' I ' , ,B.S. e,. ,, ,, .I I ....., ,, . 'wa r , J , ' ' , ... un- ,tsfym . . , ' tzfffi , , A , . . A, ,II 1, . I rpg -,b,:3gf.A , , - , . . .. . , ,, , tu , Q Hb ,, , . ...g V I I v g... - - . , .4 ' , , , -.-l , MRS ARLEEN C RESNICK Ithaca College BS Physical Educatlon Health Home Nursmg Leaders Club Girls Athletic Councrl Remember y u re p rt of amp ,,.,l,,y, k,,,,d,,,,g ,he Miss ookon-lv M ROBERTS ball around a golf course S' ' T h C H' G pleasing dlsposmon wlth a sweet 1:d'a::::1,: :sg 'WI' University of Pittsburgh EdM Algebra ll Trigonometry Solid Geometry Natronal Honor Society .lunlor Class Advrsor Renowned math teacher through out the state induces her stu dents to THINK to avold laborious computatlans sews clothes that are styllsh MR RAYMOND L SCHNITZER Panzer BS Physlcal Education Varsfty Club Booster Club Remember those general science classes? loves surf fishing and hunting Hustle s a ghettl eater I see nothmg m this boys always snapplly d 9359d Blaomsburg State Teachers College B S MR WILLIAM C SHERIDAN Modern History World History Football Equipment Manager and Tramer Flamnng red hanr and personalnty he doesnt smoke Vvceroy but hes a thmlung man sports and lazz We re gomg to have a lnttle reckonmg Il Udlfl yOu aC?ull'2 HOW 2 ge I MR HARRY W ROBERTSON New Yorlr University BS MA Make up Committee Everybody can learn to draw Practlcel ardent do at your selfer dns: es to hear I cant thunk of anythlng to draw second year at S P F H S MRS HELEN F SCHLESINGER Hunter College AB Chemistry Close your books and get ready for a qunz euther lectunng mnxmg formulas or admlnlsterlng snow patuent and helpful MR EARL R SMITH Rutgers Umversrty BS Driver Education Please get over on the other snde of the nslandl likes sports and muslc Go all the way up Westfield Road and turn left MR RICHARD W SMITH State Umversrty at New York Teachers College at Oswego Auto Shop Members ol our Sensor class are acquamted wlth hum first year at S P F H S what contempt for Amencan sport cars desngns and makes gewelry , A- cc f , .. I . , . . , H I o , o 0 ,, . . G . . . a ' . . , ., . . , - - ,, . , 1 . ' I I' 'lf o ' I 1 -I Q 1 L I: H - . . . . - H I . ll ' ll 1 I 4 ' ' . . . ' l'k , ' ' ' H . . , .. ll . Av Q yy I 1 E11 I M . - A . n , ii 1 first and . . . stay away cats and I ' Q!s? . 'vs Lg , .. , ' ! , ' u n I ,, , - . ,, , V I V V, ' ' Il u ' ' 1 I , . . . I S I ' ' f . 11 1 . ' ' , . . f, - a 'll I U l ll yOu alle IIOE llllldaffe it fo of efd MR ROBERT E SMITH Columbra A B Rutgers EdM Director of Guidance A twinkle in his eyes mired lor his honesty and frank ness enloys hunting and fish in , . . likes people and conversa tion . . . interested listener, MR. GEORGE F. TOWNE University ot Rochester, B.S. Algebra I and II, General Math II Hard tests and lots of homework . . . likes singing, reading, and swimming . . . all right . . . three years in the U.S. Navy as a Lieutenant, J.G. MIDRASH av-.. Wifi MRS JULIA P STERLING Bloomsburg State Teachers College B S Temple University MS Lehigh Unrversrty Graduate School Elementary Business Trammg Consumers Education Economics What is your oplmon? IS likes prevarlcators new faculty member good discussion leader MR EDWARDJ STOLT Montclair State College BA M A Biology and Human Biology Biology and Advanced Biology Clubs A handy man with wood ec tures always precede lab work rarely wanders off the sublect finds reptiles interesting enough to study reserved with glam mer of humor economics patient fond of hiking reading and gardening MRS. ISABEL M. TURNER University ot Colorado . . library Secretary A world without books wouldnt be a world . . . likes polite young peo- e . . . enioys cooking for large groups . . . a helping hand . . . camping trips are for me. MR. FRANK A. VOLPE Seton Hall University B.S. New York University M.A. Professional Diploma U.S. History I and Il Chess Club Track Cross Country lets have your attention . . . for democracy in the classroom . . . 57 Ford convertible . . . tells of Army experiences . . . once mayor of a German town . . . recently married. MR ROBERT E TILLEY Bowdoin College Montclair State College BA MA Rutgers Unrversrty Srxth Year Chemistry Physics Advanced Chemistry Club Little opportunities those crazy people who Invented he English measuring system Physics is tunl happy atoms hifi tan putters around the garden MR. LEONARD ZANOWICZ Mansfield State Teachers College B.S. General Math I Algebra I Baseball Coach line Coach Likes good food . . . baseball and football . . . You think you re funny . . . a matman . . . fools with brush and easel . . . amiable . . . two little sluggers. QL X, Mrs. M. Keef, Mrs. H. Lott, Mrs. H. Tyndall. I . I . LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss J. Powell, Mrs. P. Ream, Mrs. G. Loustbourne. SEATED: Mrs. M. McCloskey. Nurses Little known members of our administration are the ladies in white fthey wear bluej. If your teeth need checking, if your eyes need examining, if you have a headache, the place for you is the nurses' office. Here you will receive expert medical care. We have a staFf of three highly trained, efficient women. They carry out their job to a high degree of excellency. Office Stall hvyx '-1 ri M ll X Y A 1: X ,, 11545, V '- 171' X' n g . I' LEFT TO RIGHT Mr E Boykm Mr F DufTy Mrs C McCloud Ms R Muller Mr B Ferrara Mrs A Acumporo Mr P Fischer Mr A Muller f FIRST ROW left to right M Mama M Drovecky O Connors V Leigh C Mnchels A Goleboushu SECOND ROW H Bowen R Glacobbe W R Boykm i' t W Boykin G e O X A ' f I ' A A y ,X , A f . V 1' is : . . ', . . , . . , r. . ' , ' W Z ' , , r 1, Q- ro , ' . 4 ,, m Q . .S X F 1 X , , ww , X I A A :. ' ' f ' 2, 2' w'f Q. Q, K x L: tk' A y ws ,,., . VV Q Rx I ' A' CJ r' ' , lx- W I . 9 A 0 X Q ' 0 5 0 X o o V' ' 0 0 , . , Q X ,, . : y T' 0 ' 5 . A A J 1 f f xr X rg If ,-, ' M gf ' : . ' , . , . , . ' , . 0 Tgmg Ligln, uhm! far, your goaf me Jlg, your aim Me afar. -Anonymous -J l Seniors va ADVISORS FIRST ROW, leff to right: Miss E. Pitcher, Mr. C. Armerding, Miss E. Higgins. SECOND ROW: Mr. A. DeSousc, Mr, F. Volpe, Mr. R. Herrick, Mr. H. Adkins. Cogifo ergo sum. H O N O R S Donald Knapp .A.,, Donald Smelser .... Janice Walters ...,......,........... Arthur Michaelis .. Lowell Ballinger ,,,,,, Elizabeth Schleiter David Snyder ......A.........Yw,o Richard Hill ......,,A,...,...... ....... Nancy James ...... Elizabeth Zweifel Valedictorian .. Salutatorian .. Third Honor Fourth Honor Fifth Honor Sixth Honor Seventh Honor Eighth Honor Ninth Honor .. Tenth Honor DONALD KNAPP DONALD SMELSER ARTHUR MICHAELIS LOWELL BALLINGER JANICE WALTERS ELIZABETH SCHLEITER l 1 A ' w A Lptfg, V ' .V ' ,4 L. J. ,, 5- b ,ti ky fi ' f 1 '. 'ii . V 21: 1. . A L xx VINCENT ANTHONY ABBRUZZESE Varsxfy Club VGTSITY Fooiball Capfam Bushy eyebrows You golla be a looiball hero caplam s view of ihe ieam usually smlfrng nose drops good sporl on and off fhe field likeable conscious ol grr s cabvsh snappy dresser member of the mealball club Vance JUDITH CONTENT ADAM: Nahonal Honor Soclety Service Club Library Councnl Secretary F T A Trs no! lrue fha! lall girls have emply heads cooks yummy sleaks sews a frne seam Conlenla works well wrih and IS fond af children lrver and onrons never lorgef fhe prmclpal hard worker elemeniary school feacher udr ROBERT ADAMS 57 baby blue Ford converirble often wrlh lhe gurls or lhe boys works m hrs lafher s delrcalessen keeps everybody 5 sprrrf up black curly harr fall good looking good nalured prefers lhe ladies Io loofball Uncle Sam callrng o Nll.S IVAR IONDE ADLERBERT Suave sophlshcoled playboy lhe Lodge Swede ee B rn has 1 sporf ,ackei and shades sence hes up l nlghf anyway he plans lo enler 'he clarry bus: ness lhe cabrn gonng down fo fhe Umversrly of Mram: Nick BRUCE ALCAN CULMEN FTA Pom1Syslem Commmee Wafer boy Baiboy Known lor shrrls beller lale than never g s a luck oul ol e rkes gvrs dables rn sporfs When I get my car I go mad' srdeburns and crewcuf Bruce ROBERT ALEXY Baskelball Baseball Always ready lor a good Mme good lhrngs come rn small packages wise guy lrkes lo pam! prclures and fowns cantagrous sprrrl when playing baskelball or baseball pradrcal loker alergrc fo homeroom mio fhe servrce Alleycal ,',,L:iv.. w he f3fye'.g ,,, . . , - 2. ,':'Q'. 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If ' - - - ll II A - I . . ll 1, SONDRA ANN AUSTIN JUDITH KAREN BABCOCK CAROLYN THERESE MARTHA BACZYNSKI Busuness Education Club Student Councul Band Orchestra Sensor Chorus Las Con GAA Leaders Club .Ir Play Com A smrle rs a mark of frrendlrness ardent M A GH, Cmlens I n drstaste for homework lust loves plarn fun ml ee S suffers from stenortrs golden curls smule a thrmbleful of laughter swtmmmg A half pmt always on the go cheerful partres rn her own pool fond of whnte can chatter perpetual hrc coughs full of yembleg gegfetgngl school Sandy spark flare for mrschlef flutrst an band always has a smrle for everyone un to be wrth Unrversrty of Colorado In future? .ludy CULMEN Student Councnl Nahonal Honor So cnety Publlcuty Commuttee Business Ed Club Twtrlers Las Con Sensor Chorus Secretary GAC Jr Prom Cornmrttee .lr Play Committee Fanscotnan Gnrls Volleyball Swummung Twmklmg eyes with a smile to match famous for her bognewogre piano Dont pamc talented rn art staunch advo cator of Pennsylvania valuable asset to the twrrlrng squad srncere latest trend An clothes Thats stunning Carrne ELLEN BAKER Debate Club Works hard at everythmg she does warmth and generosrty likes math and sports good fastener courteous and helpful came from Rochester In her lumor year unperturbed rn any srtuatron rndepen dent thmker enloys people college as ahead Ellen lf LOWELL BALLINGER Student Councll Natnonal Honor Soclety S Executnve Board French Club Vnce President Math Club Intramurals Boys State Varsuty Football Track manager .lumor Play Chemustry Club Many frrends lettermon at the end slot nonchalant Sure go away tops scholastrcally trmely wrsecracks rarely worraes always wrllmg to help some lady a sincere frrend sees thmgs through 1948 Packard for S35 00 dry humor future engrneer Low1e r V ,, -g,i ,zf,qg- ,-3 .-H, - K ' , 's:f3LN'5+f,.,' .bv . 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I .l . v . rr ' Il 1 CAROL KAY BELLAMY Student Councnl UlMEN Servlce Club Fan scotnan lnbrary Councnl Debate Club FNA Treasurer Presudent Gurls Leaders Club Sensor Chorus GAC Junlor Play Chemlstry Club Dramotac Club Jr Prom Committee Soph Hop Commnttee Peppy cheerful and wrtty great sense of humor some of those slumber partresl Bellemrny versatnle a real worker Fufernrck wheres the Mutual boss? full of spmt thoughtful and considerate 'comment allez vous? going into socral work Carol -1 vm GLENNA MARIE BENGSTON Lrbrary Councrl Grrls Leaders Club A new frrend rn our sophomore year sewnng sewnng always sewrng nuts' avud reader drslrkes odd colored cars smmmer and dancer By Golly' shell remember the trrendly people saucy secre tary Glen WILLIAM BERNER Intramurals Tracl: Hardness upon hardness rs he really that quret7 No' doesnt especrally care lor algebra good sense ol humor hot Chevy wrll remember detenhon and al the grrls rn hrs Drrver Ed cuss defermrned future A CARROLL J BOREK Student Councrl Progectron Squad Math Club Radro Club Bnology Club Orchestra Freshman Football Freshman Track Chemrstry Club Stage Crew Radro amateur math and physrcs hrst rn mmd able and dependable broad mrnded good student a conlusrng name admrratron for the larrer sex happy go lucky those double ended water skrs rnto the electronrcs field a CHARLES BORIS WILLIAM EDWARD BORN Hat Chevy converilble Rahways loss Student Council Servrce Club Intramurals Var a new lace tl-us year happy golucky Club .IV and Varsrty Basketball and dances and artles anythrng lor a fnend Varsrty Baseball P enloys worlung around cars and meetrng Ternhc Hehe, ,OH handsome pretty gurls always ready wrth a smrle I P and I thanded broad grln curly harr I s o s Ch ck 'amy en U U wonderful sense ol humor Horse leathers easy gorng lrlres cherry pre and grrls well dressed happy go lucky wants to become pro baseball player Drnlc NANCY KAY BOYD Student Councrl Secretary Natronal Honor So crety CULMEN Assocsote Prctonal Edrtor Servrce Cu Sec Treasurer and Presrdent Lrbrary Councnl FNA Grrls Leaders Club Orchestra Las Con Semor Chorus Grrls Crtnzenshrp In strtute GAC Cheerleaders Captarn JV cmd Varsnty .I Prom Commrttee Soph Hop Cam mrttee Crtrlenshrp Commrttee Banquet Com mrttee Sensor Play Commrttee Full of sparkle and exuberance extra rurrrculor mayor rnstant spaghetn and no cal constantly gabbrng a flash of blond horr and prnlc glasses always lun to be wrth consclentrous rntellrgent mvarrably busy producrng and set desrgn mg 'Nance 4'1f.'.' 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Zemin 1 ff 4-f if K ' W W ' 4 42 ' , V' V H , if , 1, wt ' ' ' f M ff PHEBE ANN BRAGG Grrls Leaders Club las Con Semor Chorus Sensor Play Committee Wrllrng to do the best sparklrng wrth lun and energy dependable worker Well anyway stylrsh clothes ready wrth a smrle another modern dance trend clever wrth the needle conscrentrous and consrderate stands by her convnctrons textrle desrgnmg Fleeble PETER JAMES BRANCH Jr Class Treasurer Student Councnl Intramurals Art Club Bowlnng Team A crop ol brown hmr lrvely personality slmply loves to eat lrkes the outdoors good bowler and swrmmer ear to ear grm good lookrng always on the go hopes to become a metallurgical engineer Pete CATHERINE VERA BURNS Lnbrary Councnl Gnrls Leaders Club Orchestra Band las Con Sensor Chorus Jumor Chorus Cool wnth the spool and hot wrth the pot swaying pony tall conscrentrous worker master ol sour notes on the lncorrce stuck sweet what does a clean dry caletena tray look lrke7 Gee wl1rz9 Dental hygemst Cathre EDWARD ARTHUR CANNON Lrbrary Councnl Sensor Chorus Boys Glee Club Boys Chorus That Bermuda bell on the yellow convert: e subtle humor It grves you that trp top leelmg the looks and manners of an easy gorng guy quietly makes the r est remarks preference lor Krplrng and Shakespeare teaching Brng RAYMOND DOUGLAS BRYNILDSEN Student Council Service Club Math Club Ar Club President Intramurals Basketball Base ball Bowlmg Golf A mrtt lul of fnendrness artrstac an athletrc abrlrty putting on the green a lady killer popular a man ol style all kmds of sports avid Rock n Rall lan college bound Doug ROCCO T CANTILLO Intramurals Varsity Football Junuor Varsnty Football Junior Varsnty Track Dangerous to be near an the football held przzas cars werght luftrng smooth dancer frurtcake popularrty plus hates beets tops as a lnend coo dresser what a lrne he has future contractor Rrcky vw-V ' A 0 V . 1 - . . . 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U .... . . . . . ,, . ,, H - H H ' H . . . . . . . . . . . an RONALD CARBOY Football Track Easy gomg meets problems with a shrug and a laugh all out for football sensible and lllreable well dressed Dont get smart coffee m study hall? a way with the women defmtte over ston to homework on LINDA JANE CARLSON Student Councll Soph Class Se retary Servlce Club F T A Gnrls Leaders Club Orchestra Presldent Twurlers Molorette Las Con Semor Chorus Jr Prom Commlttee Soph Hop Com mittee J Play Committee Teens For Safe Drlvnng Always o the g famous long red arr energy and enthusiasm our malorette out for fun lovely soprano voice enyoys dancing Fabulous always wrllmg to help others easy going talented vroltnrst plans career as lun dergarten teacher Lmm CONCEYTA EILEEN CATANIARO Bowlmg Raven black harr dnvmg her own car bowling flend A G P meat packer hurry hurry mode of fashion fnendl: ness comes easily North Arlington trrps Brummere What could I possibly say oh that oudttonum curtain' dental hygienist Conme 'f-fr? fig ,s CAROL ANN Cl-IABIN Fonscotlan Lnbrary Councnl F T A Publucuty Com mnttee Busmess Educatnon Club Hostess Club Art Club Sensor Chorus G A C Neat and frrendly What happened to your knrttmg needles? readmg coolung and swtmmrng rate high really enloys school ltle poised and mdustnous fond of animals to be typing and writing shorthand as a secretary Carol PETER JOHN CHOMYN JR Soph Class Vnce Presudent Student Councul Treasurer J Executive Board Spamsh Club Intramurals Bo s State Alternate Varsnty Club Treasurer Presndent Varsnty Football Var stty Basketball Baseball Traclx Chemnstry Club Soph Hop Commlttee A man of many talents athletfc heart No l quarterback best all around sports man actrve nn student government proc tvcal ,oker spells of seriousness musrc and przza rate hugh frrendly manner one bfg smnle plans to attend Purdue Flash ROSE .IOSEPHINE CIATTO What quiet and earnest loves to dance boys boys boys brlght colors and convertibles remember those football games? lrlres to tease Try agam why was homework ever Invented? un lovmg secretary to a real sharp boss Smooky or '-vs' ffm ,M 'a as, fa 4 Q .r ff MARIE D COLAVITO JANIS GAY CRIPPEN RICHARD CRISTQFORI GAA Sensor Play Readnng Commnttee Fresh llbrory Councnl Gnrls Leaders Club GAC A Wofld W'lh0Ul 9 l5 Wouldnl be U world man Dmmohc Club strong srlent type loves77 homework Small bouncy package s ellln fun P 9 0 h t d h 7 a ood B nge' lo all cweel hlendly and llmds ol spans llallon foods ye' Hgh' fnend 0 ro S we flearetgggljcilveneeds angther sympathetic that summer of 58' letters blue eyes and long black lashes always ma er and Rich needs U loby RIC letters and more letters a long hatred a fhrtatrous smile ae warmmg a pp curly brunette mowe fan where dnd boss lap after a year of modelling school that new dress come from? Pat Boone rates an hlg Mane RAYMOND CULLINANE Band Amlable and frrendly new addltaon last year plays the drums ln the band calm and quiet never upset mischief under the quiet veneer pracllcal loker a good humor man btg fellow long lazy stride easy gomg ay wwrsf ,- Q.,--v ANN DAVIS Student Councsl Sr Executive Board Fanscotnan Girls Leaders Club Ha sun sea and sand lover .loes quick to blush touch of sweet ness what a smnlel silence is her virtue funny faces reserved blonde sharp dresser collegiate future Ann .IEANETTE MARIA DeBUSKE Only appears quiet goes for the out of the ordmary clad In the chemase agarnst early nsmg stud:ous7 soft red hair Spanish IS her specialty You Wish' Rock n Roll enthusrast a great knd U . , 154 ' 1 Q-'jmwr I f T5 sv,'f,, jj ,-1, ,. -A , '.f.- ' ,IA ,gil 7: ,lr zvitgj. V A Eg,?:mrt,'g,i15a,? , , :ff ,ff . V -A ' ' V Q, 'I,fLQ'5,3,e71,:Q4 A - - 4gF,'j ' , f' A' if Eg ji5q7fi4'i?', - H 1 ' 7' . 1 ,JA . 7 If , f , - 22 X 3 V ' Q f , - ,5',7'f5,f 4.3 y '. g: . Q ' 2 '.' ,ig ,,f',4,K. ,i1 ' 1 3 i i - ' f 'I JH FK- 1 . . .9 : - , 1 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . - g b I' I . . ll ll ' h . . . ' l V Q I 1.1 , H 4 A ' . fwfr . f , V 5.9 ' , V. , , V -A , 1 I ' Q -I ll - ': - ' 1 ' : - ' - ' ' ' ' - I . . ' ' . . . ' ' h ... , , H' -H U . l l - . . 4 . . . . I . . - 1 . V . JIJ yi!- . . . I ' . - . - .IIUR 'H . g l . - h . H H4 . H., xl DONNA MARIE DeCUOI.L0 CULMENg Business Ed. Clubg Student Councilg Hosless Clubg Jr. Prom Commiffeeg Girls' Bowl- ing, Swimmingg G.A.A. A big smile for all . . . Hey, how ya doin? . . . fha! red and white '55 Ford . . . blond, near, and sweel . . . what a squeaky voice . . . love fha! Rock 'n Roll! . . . nice ihings come in small packages . . . secretary . . . Donna . iii ELAINE ANNE DeCU0lLO Business Ed. Clubg Girls' Bowling, Swimming: G.A.A. No, l'm noi Donna's sisfer . . . loves sfeno . . . likes fhe shore and ils amusemenfs . . . unfriendly people don'r rare . . . boys, cars, and pizza . . . joker . . . l almosr care . . . business college, fhe stepping slone io be a secrelary . . . Elaine . ALAN DEMAREST Proieclion Squad. 4 l BARBARA DiCAVALCANTE Sfill waler runs deep . . . cuts up wilh coiflures . . . ar home on lhe dance lloor Takes life the easy way . , . all our lor cars, has U ,ecdy smile epnome of fashion molors' engines ' ' ' pals wllh ,he boys ' ' ' . . . always dependable , . , giggling girly . . . modesrly prefers the background . . . always loves U ood mov. M, TWA of me relaxing . . . lively, dark eyes . . . amiable I, g,,B b,, le i A ' 'ss . . . ie! engines . . . hopes fo make flying uwem' or ' safer . . . Air Force . . Bu1ch , BONNIE DELFEL Whar do you say kid? . . . always ialking . . . haunfs sfockcar race track . . . whal a smilel . . . sweer miss . . . has a sfyle all of her own . . . always busy . . . fond ol children . . . lo be Mrs. Jones . . Bonnie . MAURO DiFRANCESCO lnframuralsg Baseball J.V., Varsity: Chemislry Club. Whiz of mafh and science . . . enjoys playing around wilh a baskefball . . . avid lan of N.Y. Yankees . . . modes! . . , quietly goes around ccllecfing As . . . American's answer lo Russian Scienlisls . . . lOl righf' . . . willingly helps wirh homework . . . loyal lriend . . .engineer . . . Mouro . JEAN DINIZO FTA Junior Play Committee GAA Big things come in little packages neat and petite punctual unassuming friendliness lust about sees over steering wheel trying to get in locked doors sweet disposition chocolate pudding daily wants to take u wack at college Jean ELEANOR A DOUGLASS Assembly Committee FNA Biology Club J Red Cross, G.A.C. Perky blue-eyed blond . . . friend in need is a friend indeed . . . never at a loss for words. . . always ready for a good time . . . Zowie . . . a party girl . . . swimming skating playing tennis rate high . , . bright future as a nurse . . . ' . ui' THOMAS P DIQUOIJO RICHARD DOLAN Intramurals wf95lI'n9 A,-,d you know ,f U wha on ,he OH Average boys interest in girls fools with course silence is his virtue live and cars l ' 50 Fold ll' belle' 5l UPe than learn champion pizza eater remember ll looks 9'-llel W'll 9 to l elP 9Ul Mr Nelson 5 5,191,511 class? leep fodder little Dolan friendly dislikes home Me, ,f,,,,-np fuiwe Wh,,lyb,,d ace work and study halls works in a boat shop Dee Ric 1 if CATHERINE PATRICIA DUFFY MICHAEL DUFFY Woah boy' Sweet Smile oh H1059 Swell pal daredevrl driver lust a shy marines . . . smooth clunrer . - - IOYGS CONHH9 guy-sometimes! . . . has the corner on the pink to school with brothers friends . . . silent type slip supply , l , good noyufed lfisl-,man . - A . . . that math was just too much . . . likes the sleeping , . , good will lo all beautiful women kids at S.P.F.H.S .... l20V9S lUfUf2 to destiny . . . will really look neat in a Marines uniform Cathy. Irish. 2 'W' m 32 -4, 13 4 'Nlw id HOWARD EDWARDS Intramurals Buology Club Foolball Teens for Safe Drnvung Club Friendly and hearhly lrank an auldoor man rnferesls mclude hshmg and hunlmg bag smile for everybody red hair lhaf ns a brlghf spol In ihe halls bals obouf boals husky and lun lovmg unpredlci abe Howie JAMES EDWARD ERNST French Club Radio Club Fools wrlh Ihe wireless garrulous anofher Hans Brmlrer with hrs silver :ce slrafes radio hlh and girls Confound rf Canadian accenl Happnness ns ull that mailers buf a mllllon would help debaler lulure disk lockey rm M614 JOAN IRENE ESHELMAN Busnness Ed Club Art Club Make up Commntee Grrls Bowling Sweel and cheerful ready lor lun loyal lrue fnend srrong allo vovce rn church chorr oufdoor sporls galore Oh brolher przza and more pizza lrvely sparkling personalvly nealness and dependabrlrly good qualifies for lufure secrelary .loan M533 STEWART FEILER THOMAS W FARRELI. TIMOTHY ALAN FEGEL 9 Ib B I Club Football So whaf' ' daredevrl drnver loves Sefwce C U ,O ogy Prolechon Squad, Wresllnng l 9 h l lr h eqqp on 'msc levous oo ln ls eye Never a worry and never a care wallung H O lr l rf homeocgzloand huf,v:here,d izglixzgf ogulmpo ll :Vs hard Oo do, I won'1 do ll hrs words N , K d k I 9 are lew and lar befween wonls lo be rich avr 'eww 'ng 0 'ce enloys U goo lo e 'kecble lllfef lo l'5l and hun' PlUYlUl and famous as an cms, H-mmf, canscrenhous worlrer lnendly affnude decervrngly sheeplsh smale aftrachon gcnye m many fields Gung H0 lor girls musfc musrc musrcl Thats courfeous mce to know a lulure admnral rn lhe U S Navy ' Slewarl ' l:le ' relaxed crystal ball says fCana do ' dfslr loclrey Frog' JACK FISCHER Student Councul Jumcr Executwe Board Prolec tnon Squad Chess Club Soccer Model Aarplane Club Teens for Safe Drnvmg Red half freckles a great bfg smrle true and loyal fnend good natured campmg swimming and skrn dlvmg till summer dry humor and quick wrt tmkers with cars swell guy to know Navy Jack DONALD F FOURRE MYLES FREEMAN How about hat workmg for that Intramurals Football Basketball drploma wants easy Irving hls green 49 Merc Wranglers coffee breaks for ,angled nerves lack rabbrt starts at the sound of the bell curly brown hair a dlstrngurshed servrceman Dan Sharp dresser never carnes a book can be found at partnes fn Westfield canteen: rn Kenilworth and the Historic Inn one of the boys shut up scag the mello tune from the muffler of hrs 53 Olds 98 con vertrble Myles CARMEN EUGENE GAITO JAMES PETER GALLOVICH X W1 ROBERT BERNARD GILBERT I l Bowlun Team Intramurals Teens for Safe Drlvnng Intramurals Football Bowling Team ntramuras g Easy gomg takes everything H1 stride Helpful a keen sense of humor A qurck wrt lfkes cars planes and sports Have no fear COVUIGFIS hefe l '0W Y persuasvve enyoys math and scnence I am gotng to hrt you tn the kneecap the vlcepr1r1clpOlS 0mC9 'he lUU9l1 that specral drsdam for book reports enloyg works wnth weughts and parallel bars ts ask him about NIOSH lively Weekendi baseball and basketball short lun t M Grlbs wont forget the cars m the worked at Mutual Swimming b0Wl 19 be with gamg to college rm parking lot to be a hrstory teacher B and grrls will enter trade school 0 Carmen .2 ,7 , ' NV-, A A' , if 5 V ' ,,,:3,.fi f 3 9 ' ' .4 E 1 hrlt 'QT1f3,,QI r',e' 3 r , L 'Till' V . , f in 3 V if? 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' . . . ff bw JOHN ANDREW GLAYDURA CULMEN Fanscohan Sports Edntor Publncuty Commnttee Intramurals Football Manager and Scorer Basketball Scorer Cross Country Base ball Soccer Track Wrestling Scorer Around the locker room' relaable scorekeeper for all sports lust a little on the quiet slde wrrtes wrth undertones of sports language so wnllmg to be of help tfme for studymg and wrftrng aero nautical engineer John R RICHARD GOERNER Prolectnan Squad Junnor Varsuty Soccer Often ln the center of a crowd 51 Ford coupe hrs pride and ,oy dreamy grey eyes U5 Naval Reserves radro photogra phy boats Royal Rods hopes to rate lntermr Commumcataons electncaan Rsc CAROL ANN GRADY CULMEN National Honor Socnety Debate Club Secretary FNA Gurls leaders Club Junuor Red Cross Bond Sensor Chorus GA C Secre tary Jr Prom Commuttee Jr Play Commlttee lpana smrlee loves those Yankees and Mickey Mantle All nghty friendly hello and warm smile for all all thnngs are done well that are done wrllmgly collegrate and neat all the qualrtues for a good nurse Carol .L BARBARA JEAN GRIMOLIZZI Natnonal Honor Socuety S Executuve Board Buslness Edntor of CULMEN Fanscotnan typmg e nor GAC Prom Commnttee o Cammuttee A cravmg for chow mem totes many books but doesnt open them her A s come effortlessly parttal to toll blond boys Ill clue you' lends a helpmg hand energetac football basketball spectator skating bowlnng partrcrpator pharmacy Barb CAROL EDITH GUENTHER a In C ub ur s lea ers Clu .lumor Re Cross G A C Gurls Bowlmg Basketball use ball and Archery A thoughtful quietness good natured cant wart for summer homework ugh job at the s ore boats boats and more boats another pzzza fan makes her own clothes new recrpes curly blond hour Carol PHYLLIS JEAN GUGLIELMO Fanscotnan Advertnsnng Manager Business Ed Club O that soft black anr wary skm 99 44 lOOc6 beauty shy ln an appealang way hunger stnkes dependable typrst can heat the gurls rn bowling 0 modest piano player Stvll water runs deep secretary Phyll f-s ' t 11 X - 2 K ,A J J V J L5 . . . 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You've made enough mistakes t - day, do it tomorrow' . . . skating . . , Who me?' . . . designing and artistic inclinations , . . loves cats and dogs . . . soft soprano voice . . . another addition to the secretarial world . . . Jean . ALLAN oAvm Momma Joan nonvnn Student Council National Honor Society S Executive Board CULMEN Prole tion Squad Vice President' French Clubg Math. Club, Radio Club, Football: Stage Crewg S. Play Reading Com- mittee. 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A 11 My EDWARD JOHN HUDZIK JR NANCY ELEANOR JAMES Dont luss around' quret but watch ou way wrth the girls dependable has loads ol lnends blushes easrly sunlamp tan hot rod ha CULMEN Natuonal Honor Soctety Fanscotuan Assnstant Ednor lnbrary Councnl FTA Pom System Commntee Latm Club Vuce Presudent French Club Hostess Club Math Club Gtrls nnce lella leaves future to destiny Much ,O soy ye' more ,O do carefree attrtude but top grades chatters lllre a typewnter detlnrte rdeas wrde crrcle of lrnends Whats rt wrth you? takes thrngs rn her strrde srncere plans career as a teacher Nancy BEATRICE JOYCE JOHANSEN Student Cauncll Jr Execuhve Board Fanscohan Lnbrary Councsl Debate Club FTA Gnrls Lead ers Club G A C Treasurer Vrce Presrdent Junuor Play Jr Prom Commuttee Teens for Sale Dnv In Cheery greetrng lor everyone always rn the mrdst of confusion enormous wardrobe conscrentrous and consrderate abundant energy best dressed Where: Del bert? an Algebra gemus plays a mean gurtar extra rosy blushes e glass of fashion career as teacher Joyce GAIL ELAINE JOHNSON GLORIA JEAN JOHNSON Cl-INTON JONES JR GAA Gurls Leaders Club Varsnty Club Track Wrestlung Intramurals Frank and lnendly ostrrde the trmes 5 I mre and the whole world smrles with you Ff'e dlY to all PfU l'5le leaves sprrghtly chatter enthusrasm for helpmg 9 h bl as y convert: es tgps gg U f,-,end classes rn an uproar relaxed shumrng others Shorty deflnrte Ideas tallung on the phone whlles away the time 50'-'nlef l10PPYQ0lUClfY PBPS UP Qym happy go lucky addrcted to swrmmrng and swrmmmg cookmg and hofgebqgk ndmg classes Yeah hard worker bowlmg sul'Ter somethrng excrtrng rs rnusrc lover sharp dresser letter twrnklrng mrschrevous eyes metal shop spe always about to ha n d d l ppe un ec: ed uture wnter for a rrch boss Go cralty one of the boys Jones US Arr plans Gal Force Clmt fills. 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Bs FRED KNECHT RICHARD KOLESAR FRANK KOSKI Manager Varsny Track and Fooiball Nor much lo say but when he says some lhrng :ls wisdom modesf shows hrs school spml by berng sludenl manager ol bolh varsrfy loolball and lrack qurelness vlrlue hard worker uncerfam aboul fulure plans Freddy Inlramurals Fooiball Varslly Club Varsuly Football wfeifllhg Tall and lrkeable dependable hard Co capfam ol ll-re football leam and looks worker early rrser boy can he ialk lhe part lood has passion rn life and lalk and lalk professional card dealer? hello for all curly blond hair swealer ask any of hrs frrends loves playing ay fond of llalran food werghl lrlhng baskelball and baseball fulure up rn fhe fulure probably conslruchan work clouds Coleslaw Pollack ANTOINETTE KEMP KUCINSKI F N A French Club Secrefory G A C Jumor Play Semor Play Readmg Commmee Girls Fneld Hockey and Basketball A charm all her own addrcfed lo lhe giggling habrf nor TOO gullible strong sense of pushce especrally for lndrans harr so nafurally curly rls lnzzy sincere frrendlrness so very good nalured Tom -ns... 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ALLAN PAUL MITCHELL Intramurals Varsuty Club Football Basketball Baseball Manager Bowlmg Team A mere srx footer hard nosed football player history and sea food top his list one of the boys a friend to one and all active ln all sports hopes to be photoengraver Goose ELAINE MARIE MONTUORI JV Cheerleader CULMEN Fanscohon Publncnty Committee, Busnness Ed Club Art Club, Semor Chorus, Jr Prom Commnttee Jr Play Commnttee, Soph Hop Commnttee Teens for Safe Drnvmg Club Fnendly and vigorous those college week ends' talkatwe What? sweet smile those brg brown eyes and crazy whrte sneakers 'Sr a green Plymouth Don't get overwrought wrll be work mg as a prnvate secretary 'Elarne' JOHN F MORGAN Student Councnl Sr Executuve Board lubrary Councul, Intramurals, Sensor Chorus Boys' Glee Club Cross Country Track Teens lor Sole Druv mg Club Dont let hrs srlence fool you sharp dresser best looking soft spot for old cars lnendly and socrable watch those cnnders fly her comes John runnmg by 'l almost care grrls are mtghty mce college bound John ' ALICE MORRISON Hostess Club Beautiful long blond hair low, enticing vorce quiet ladyllke charm flve feet two, eyes of blue has anybody seen thrs girl? calm and deliberate femamne lovelt ness excellent typrst lor a flrst rate msur ance company Alfce , wx, W'F ?'9 ' , , F-, NVQ. .f.g,,'f3,jf ' ' 1 .' ,lfftffff . 1 , 3' , '23 . nf? 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ROBERT NEUMULLER JR J Natuonal Honor Society CULMEN lntra murals Varsuty Club Cross Country Captam Baseball Varsnty Track Che mstry Club Nice to be around gentleman e eprtome of frvendlrness a mainstay of the baseball team lrkes tenms golf basketball Hey dad grves the test tubes a good workout smcere wnth a capital S future engineer Bob or Neugr 1 if ROBERT HENRY OSBORN Studen Councul Freshman Council of Eught Baseball Manager Bowling Team Teens for Safe Driving Club Typzcal teenager fond of ltalnan food water sknng and boats top hrs llst :nterested rn another member of the class Nance sports enthusiast lrkes to tinker with cars a brrght future as an engineer Ozzie , . ' : f ' ' . , : ' ' . f- r 1 - . a . ,J U - . F 7 I 1 . . . .' ' f - . , V 1 I I ' - T, , H - ' ' ' ' ' ' A I I ' ' A ' . . . . v 1 D . ' ' ' I I . . . ,, - ' H In l . ' If ff . A I ' - - - fr rr A ff . I I ' ' ' ' . 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PAFF Business Ed Club Garls Leaders Club Conscrenhous lrequents the lnbrary s If shes not reodrng shes sewing radra devotee all the nolse for which s e rs responsfble comes from the typewrrter lrlreable a boclcworm an asset to the busrness world RONALD PARNESS Traclc Bowlnng Teens for Sale Drwmg Good looks accompanred by an ommpresent smrle lrlres cars and grrls slow wall: but gets where hes gofng enloys a good ,olre not a worry ln the world anything lor a laugh nonchalant girl teaser by habit college rn the future on SUSAN MARY PARNES5 Student Councul CULMEN F T A Vuce Presudent Art Club Play Com-mttee Sensor Banquet Commnttee Teens lor Sale Drwung Club Brothers and cousms galore a smrle lrom lrrendly eyes thoughts many miles Uwdy grlt of ob genume laughter h s I t got to t Il you sarnethrng What am I gorng to do? lrvely company college ahead ue CHRISTINE KATHERINE PATTEE National Honor Sac ety CULMEN Feature Edt tor Lahn Club Treasurer Gnrls leaders Club Bnology Club Orchestra Band Las Con Semor Chorus GAC gurls Soccer Baslretball Swnm nung Volleyball Fueld Hoclrey Softball Archery Adds lrle to any group hard worker and deep thrnlrer You brzzard a sequl pedalaon makes good use ol l-er large vacabu ory reads ln snatches honest and dependable staunch supporter ol gfrls sports Pattee Potter camera bug Chrrs ROSEANN PAWLICK Natnonal Honor Soctety Sensor Class Treasurer Student Councul CUL MEN Servnce Club VlePresldenl Busmess Ed Club Gnrls Leaders Club Secretary J Prom Commuttee Soph Hop Commnttee Gurls Bowlung Semor Executnve Board c Everyones secretary dependable and eltlcrent lrlendly smfle wnth a warm hello always on her way to somewhere contrnuously busy school spirited pable and industrious sews her own clothes gust plarn nice to lrnow wlth a secre tonal luture Roseann ' - 'V ' me , -V , K I U A I . f 'Y Y :Q f V ,, 63 , 'l,. - ,, M-L,,,4 .,,n-Q:,,,g'1, A, .., , ,V ' LW: W', , . f ,- A J I '1 .L . 1 ygw R19 4 W' ww' ' .. f f qs f f , 3-fps K- ,szfzgibaf f v f JOSEPH CARMEN PECORARO GERALDINE ANN PILl.ER JEAN MARIE PIROLOZZI Chemistry Club Bowlnng Team Sr Class Secretary Sr Executuve Board CUL Busmess Ed Club Soph Hop Committee GAA MEN Fanscotaan Lnbrary Councul Gurls Cmzen Farsi love as scvence a lab rn hrs basement dl shnp Instnute Alternate Varsuty Cheerleader Owe' manner hldes an eve' ready humor :agent conscrentrous student honest S h H Comm nee J PID Commmee smcere consnderate lots of frrends loyal dependable and smcere dabbles ru GOKA op I Y Thats tough cooking and dancrng sports bowlrng rates hrgh frrendly dependable and efficient tastefully likes people determined and am A radnant smrle that lrghts up her whole face dressed easy gorng popular record brtrous to succeed chemical research rn Whats new Reed? contagraus laugh an nor easily perturbed bound to future Peck long curlv eyelashes facetlous become a top no ch secretary .leanme o real frnend genuine smcere considerate BETTY PLANTE Business Ed Club Gnrls Leaders Club GAC Quiet tll you know her mg around happy lust drrv l dont care who clever wrth the nes real nrce gal likes to a lrkes '99 school Betty food and more food a bundle on the bosss lap cheerleader peppy lrttle package of un someones prwate secretary Gerry -1- DEANNA MARIE POLLACK Fanscohan Business Ed Club Soph Hop Com mnttee GAA Staiely true and smcere friend handy wrth knrttrng needles theater goer hard to stop her when she starts talkrng Dee Dee Dinah easy gomg regrets leavrng Mr Esposltos class drwlng Holy cow welcome addmon to some busmess office Dee PATRICIA ANNE ELIZABETH POWER Fanscohan F N A Pubhcnty Commntee G A A Sophomore Hop Commnttee Gnrls Bowling Mod ern Dance Sublect to fits loves rrce pudding and Mad Magazvne Hugh? talking o the phone those lunch perlods e propelled personalnty hates onrons passron for passrng notes refugee from rouhne anyone need a crazy nurse? Dog if 1 : - . 1 . 2 - . : . 5 . . . . . . . 2 I I - . . .. . . , 1 1 . . . - - - I V- I ,, , ,, - - , . . . A . . . . . . ., . . ,, , ,, . . ,, ,, - , ,, - ,, . . . , , f ' ' ,, ,, ' 2 . . 5 5 . . . , ' , - ' , - - .1 f - - -, . . l . , . . . ,. . . 1 . - - , , - ' fr I ll ' ' ' . A - ,, ,, - flk , , , . , , . . . . , , . . . . n . ,, - f, V - - H H . . , . . . , ,, f, -- - - - ,, ,, - ,, ,, ,, ,, 1 CAROL! JOAN PYNER CULMEN Natnoncl Honor Socaety Fanscotnan lubrary Councnl Publncnfy Commuttee Busmess Ed Club Gurls Leaders Club Jumor Red Cross Sensor Chorus Jr Prom Commmee Soph Hop Commlttee Jumor Play Commlttee Glrls Soccer Soflball Archery Basketball GAC The eyes have vt tall striking appear ance lt gets me right here' where do you get those clothes? Ths IS he nrght diet conscious hard worker do you ever come off that sun deck? Stewardess where s my fray? Carole I CELESTE RADNOVICH Bowling Serene and sincere cheery greeting for everybody likes swimming food and m IC Bflge deflmte Ideas Why do today what you can do tomorrow stylish clothes pleasing personality never at a loss for words Celeste ROSEMARY CHRISTINE RE Nafuonal Honor Socuety Fanscotuan Edntor an Chlef Student Councnl FTA French Club Semor Chorus Her mind IS her own for she uses t a year In England going back someday dependable and studrous able edrtor of Fanscotlan perpetual chatterbox fakes work seriously but likes lun career ln lournalrsm THOMAS P RECH Jovlal man about town used to ramble but now he goes lnke mercury always ready to help out bashhl at tnmes outdoor man good ot ammal calls to be a flonst or tree larmer Tom MABEL L REVES Fanscotnan Busmess Ed Club Hostess Club Girls Leaders Club GAC Swemmmg Modern Dance Bowling Archery Qufet nature always wears a smrle ballet dancmg reading and lashlons Deaf and wellgroomed lots of lnends pable worker who finds enloyment In helpmg others easy going always pleasant to be wrth secretanal work rs her goal Mabel DOLORES VERONICA RICHARD Fanscotuan Publncnty Commmee Busmess Ed Club Vuce Presndent Soph Hop Committee GAC Bvology Club CULMEN Cha' a black and yellow Ford t e eyes have It cool dancer gal: vantrng on three day weekends good lnstener but better talker Barry s loves fned shnmp and przza Got any gum? ' cute secretary 'Dee' ALICEMAE ROACH Library Councll F N A G A C Beauty and brarns blond hair with a sexy wave brg blue eyes top marks ready for fun dancing and knitting drslrkes oral talks witty cant wart to marry that certain guy rn the Arr Force beautlclan s future Alacemae -J' 'L ng 4 4 .xs-? CX3's- 'riff' z 9 4,43 lr M-051' K- a MAURO ROMOGNOLI Intramurals JV Football Baseball Bowling if 1 'sf sg! at' ,I fig 41 fc , K 4 ' img ith K:-4' 1: 4. 9 'K tr Tall dark and handsome whered you get those eyes member ol Mickey Mouse Club black convertible corner of the diamond broad Pepsodent smile ness bfg tease choice Muck lady krller charming frlendlr handles hot aeronauhcs rs hns Q ROBERT WORTHINGTON ROSS Student Councvl National Honor Soclety Fresh mon Councnl of Enght Prolechon Squad Vlce Presndent Presndent Lahn Club Moth Club R duo Club Chemustly Club Stage Crew What do you mean I talk last? adds something to a party varlety In his date I9 reader with a memory avid con versatlonalfst conscientious dresser no averse to studying Ideas of hrs own lorelgn diplomat Bo BARRY JOHN RUSSO Student Council, Junior Class Vlce President, Freshman Council of Eught, Sensor Executnve Board, Junior Execuhve Board, Library Council, Intramurals, Varsity Club, SecretaryTrecsurer Football, Basketball, Soccer, Track A practical loker H: there, gang ' one ot our speedy cmdermen hot rod en thuslast Yul's brother a head on hrs shoulders dependable Scratch my back, please lust plain funny sincere and trustworthy too personality plus cars m hrs future Barry .IUDITH ELEANOR SABO Short and sweet swimming rates high has that twinkle an her eye earnest, srncere doesn't lrke Elvas Presley tun lovmg sportrve appealmg beauty quiet In class neat and well dressed to be a secretary Judy JEANNE JOY SACKEI. llbrary Councnl, FTA, Publncuty Commlttee, French Club, Orchestra Band, Teens for Safe Dnvlng Club Never forget French class look out New York, she's on her way green eyes that spell determmatron and wrt can't miss that 5 o'clock bus lrves tor those holidays pnma ballermo shy and sweet, classn: beauty ever neat Joy 5 Y 'fiiv L ' ' I : f is A ' iii e . 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' ' I ' x , 1 Z . 1,-j-'f ,, ANN .I SANDBERG Iabrary Councul FNA Treasurer Pomt System Committee Orchestra Band Las Con Senior Chorus A look of Innocence full of the devrl dotes on Dorsey hates Presley pert and petite chatterbox talented seam stress knrts durlng rests rn band rehearsal musically :nclmed bouncy and bub bling future lady rn white Sam We N-Q MARIANA MARGARET SHOBERL Busuness Ed Club Grrls Bowling Shy and pleasant smile musrc and przza lrrends are rmportant to her and shes got em church actrvrtres :ce skatmg pop records and bowlrng rate hrgh on her list quret and petnte plans lor secretanol work Inch FELIX SANGULIANO ELIZABETH MARIE SCHLEITER Wfe5ll'n9 Student Council National Honor Soclety J Big smlle U Une fo, work and U Mme Notlonal Honor Socuety J Executuve Board for play U Wresfler helps pus fame, CULMEN Art Edntor Art Club Treasurer Gnrls rn the excavating and landscapmg busrness Leudefs Club Ch9m'5l'Y Clllb l-Illle CVOQ S0 whats 'lm' 90' lo do 'ull' Intelligent and conscrentrous student the prrce of eggs rn Russra7 Sange rmagmatlve nrce to know hard W5 CHRISTINE RUNYON SCHMIDT CULMEN Gerls Leaders Club GAC Gurls Soc cer Field Hockey Archery Swummxng Bowling Modern Dance Volleyball Basketball Softball Lacrosse Calm cheerlulness tavonte spot as the gym llare lo art short blond harr quretly congenral burlcls model boats mtegnty and srncerrty lrkes comprng and horseback rldmg Great Googamoga career rn physrcal education Chris worker always wrllmg to help lun to be with How yall? charming every way sweet and srncere lrrend walks rn the love of the Lord Jesus Betty RICHARD JOHN SIEREDZKI Student Councrl Vuce Presudent Servuce Club Intramurals Presrdent Boys State Alternate army Club V Vorsnt Basketball Cross Country JV Varsuty Baseball Soccer All serrousness aslde basketball college Joe our capable veep uncalled romantnc to certam senror girls moonlight boat ndes on o certam lake' outgorng congemal per sonalrty one ol those engineers Rrc lor remarks WOUUlK . r.'I'fi1,, -.':,':, V ' ' ' 4 I V U f, , 117,32 A- ,. he .K I , . 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STEPHEN SINKER Latm Club Teens for Safe Druvung Golf Team Quref and srncere enloys whackrng fhaf golf ball around frrendly and lrkable brrghf eyes wavy ha1r and a smrle neat dresser good student and drlrgenf hard worker ihe hum of hrs model planes congennal wanfs fo become a prresf Sieve DONALD WAYNE SMILSER Math Club Chess Club Chemrstry Club lnfellrgence to malch hrs he1ghf drlrgent worker excellenf sfudenf lrkes basket ball and chess reserved and mafure apprecrofes good humor serrous minded versafrle malh and science hrs mea? gone fissron fufure engrneer Don JOHN DAVID SNYDER Student Councxl Nattonal Honor Society Jr Class Pres Sr Class Pres Freshman Councll of Enght Sr Executuve Board Pres ,lr Execuhve Board Pres Service Club Llbrary Councnl res Treas Prolectlon Squad Latm Club Pres Sensor Chorus Treas Boys Glee Club Boys State Varslty Club Varsuty Football JV Basketball Track Junior Play Chemlstry Club Modesf beyond belref has fraveled rn almost all the forty erghf srlenf serious and sensrble apprecrotrve of humor To have a frrend be one dependable an apt mrxture of brorn and brown scrence h1s specralfy mechamcol engrneerrng Dave JANET CAROL SORENSON Sensor Chorus Harr spun lrke gold peaches and cream geifmg ouf of gym przza well dressed frank weekends the mounfarns calm and composed blue Monday remember our undecrded fufure on complexmn and dancrng sen1or class THOMAS D SQUIRES Student Councll Jr Play Teens for Safe Druvlng Club Enjoys lafe always on the scene bruneffes are preferred l952 green Ford drslrkes grrls who wonf par! wrfh fherr homework Sfncfly formal Look af fhe terrrfic mess lm rn Zowre cass am laokrng forward fo college Tom lg! S-.4 NICHOLAS F STANCATI Football How ya do1ng7 foofball and sw1mmmg pranlzsfer sleeps rn hrs spare hme fm class! lrkes grrls rn ihe sprmg 1kes grrs rn fhe fall hkes grrls rn fhe wrnfer but likes cars besf of all Navy bound Nick I I - 1 I 5 - 1 J . . . . . . . . . . .g . .5 5 . . . v . , .5 . , . . . .5 7 , P ., . . . . . ., , , ., . . . 1 . . . . , ' , I 4 - - f 1 -1 1 1 - - 11 - 11 - 1 2 - - J 11 11 11 11 I I - 11 - 11 - 1 - . . . , , 11 - 11 , . . . 11 11 .T fr .4 .,,1, ,I A .' 1 z 156- -.X ' A 1 g , , , J T1, 1 1 V, 1 , - 1. 11' ' P - '1 , 41 1 ra L11 ' I 11 2 'ffi ' Q , , 1, ,G 1 ,1 1 A y X ' I - 1 , A 11 - 11 1 . - - . . . 1 - . -1 ' - ' ' ' - - rn . . . , , , 11 - 11 11 . . . . . . ' V - . . 111 11 I l l D -11. ' ' 1 1 - 11 11 1 , h . 11 11 'V ADRIENNE LOUISE STEARNS Fanscotian F N A Advanced Biology C ub G A A Soph Hop Committee Bowling Girls Baseball Modern Dance almost care oh that lovely locker subject to giddiness lun loving splrsh splash loves driving that hot Ford as changeable as the weather What worry? loves those blue slips Mrs Drivers Ed bound for lunior col lege STEPHEN DOUGLAS STEEN Student Council Prolectuon Squad Intramurals Biology Club Vice President Senior Chorus Boys Glee Club Junior Play Dramatic Club Junior Prom Committee Teens lor Sale Driving Red sport coat with a white carnation sharp and quick witted forever quoting Ben Franklin The ,aker is wild ideas of his own I could have danced all night well dressed going into zaological re search Steve .4-4' SUSAN ANNE STOEHRLE Jr National Honor Society Sr Executive Board CULMEN Fanscotian Library Council F T A Publicity Committee Point System Committee French Club Junior Red Cross Las Con Senior Chorus GAC Junior Play Dramatic Club Jr Pram Committee Girls Basketball All State Chorus Happy go lucky girl whose cheerfulness is con tagious unassuming letudrante de fran cars with genuine oulala accent lovely alto voice thespian original ideas conscientious worker interested in people Fat head considerate and friendly luture7 who knows? ue JUDY ANN TABORELL Student Council Fanscotuan Library Council FTA CULMEN Publicity Committee Point Sys tem Committee, Secretaryg Girls Leaders Club: Biology Clubg Jr. Red Crass, Pres.g Senior Chdrusp Junior Playg Dramatic Clubg Soplm Hop Comm. Always a smile . . . belated laugh . . . something vital must be missing . , . reading Jett. and long walks . . . always ready to help out . . . three cigarettes a year , . . her copied walk . . . Huh? neat and attractive . , . water, water, water! . . , whitefcapped future . , . Judy . JEFFREY THOMAS TAIT Intramurals Senior Gilt Committee Avid golfer . . . likes girls . . . original hairdo . . . enloys bowling and baseball . . . well- dressed . , . always on the go . . 4 likes being with people . . , a tease . . , cars and rock 'n roll music . . . wants to join armed forces . . . JOHN HENRY THOMAS Semor Chorus Chemnsfry Club Bowlmg Team u of lun and ww fha! ho! Dodge Normandy Beach boals and waferslmng personaldy plus a world wrlhouf girls wouldnf be a world boy can he Valk and fall: and folk fo grow anyfhmg fha! will grow John Bufch HENRYJ TREGER JR WILLIA Prolechon Squad Photography Club Vuce Pres: Ea O f l M TRIVIGNO sy o ge aong wnh fha! Ford ol hrs dent Shop Rule wants io rehre early Mlschlevous sllen, ,ype ,hose vvesmeld well mannered fesls are mvnor defarls grrs slrang and aggresswe hares blg grm curly half accommodalmg cold weafher always seen wllh Geoff servlce for lhls boy l llkeable happy go luclry chug chug a phofo bug ln the wild blue yonder GEOFFREY A TROWBRIDGE Spends spare hme ln sand lraps seen plenfy buf heard lzlfle happy go lucky lrkes io hnker wlih cars qule! buf watch dl ou goo oolcmg guy Anme Oalrleys rwa anofher gnrl wafcher Coast Guard Beware Geoff IZA, W NANCY VANNEST Servuce Club Fanscohan FTA Gurls Leaders Club GAC Girls Basketball Archery Bowlnng Baseball Goldnlocks those summers af fhe lake likes gym flarfahous manner smcfly a one man gurl Ozzre loves sporfs especrally swrmmmg and bowlrng never al a loss for a ale fufure hlcxory shclc waver Nance ,, 45' Vi., , 3 v . ' J, I V W , , ? , - A 2 Q' 2' gs . V ' , 'e , ' Q! ' . , . F ' ll H . . . . ' A . . . , . . . . . . . B'll . . 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' ' ' ,, H PATRICK VENEZIA nomar VERDIC ROBERT VERSE Hey boy' 57 red Chevy strong Tmfk stlent type tops as a lrrend collegiate and potsed champton ptzzo eater ltght hearted after school 'ob tn or hardware store plays baseball 5th Avenue dresser quiet but charming future salesman Butch .qtfyo Seen but not heard rn classroom enloys Got the week ot? lor the huntmg season food spends spare Mme at 'he shore drrves a convertible rt converts from slow to reverse on the sernous srde deep dark easy me fond of ammals honey and mystenous after school planmng good nme oy gone nshmg future un Navy photography and a family o declded Jaeger hrs boat good natured lrlres the slow CAROL ANN VOGEL Student Counctl CULMEN Fanscotnan F T A Publtcuty Commnttee Pount System Commuttee Prestdent French Club Junuor Red Cross Var stty Cheerleader J Play Molze up Commnttee Soph Hop Commrttee Twmlrle rn her eye absent mnnded wrllowy and attractrve stay ttll :ce melts cant get nd ot those treclrles htde those potato chips and lrench lrles rn the clouds or a hospital word Carol JANICE MARY WALTERS Natuonol Honor Soctety CULMEN Assocuote Edutor Lubrory Councnl Vuce Presndent Bnbluo chot Edntor FTA Latnn Club Secretory Math Semmor Gtrls Leaders Club Las Con Sensor Chorus Chemtstry Club Basketball A real lrlend srncere and thoughtlul not always the serious gtrl Oh well nndependent thmker deep faith gnloys playnng the prano and sewmg pendable busy busy they say shes not too bright tuture teacher an 1, 4, Q X , 5 H ll H I l ' ' . . . . . . . , , A - - - l . . . 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' . . , . . . up ' in ' ' ' A ' . . . de- A fwffsgfw'fWM2wmf 8 we FREDERICK WAYNE WEBER Student Councnl S Executnve Board Intro murals Moonglowers Orchestra Band Sensor Chorus Bays Glee Club Basketball Manager Cross Country Teens tor Sale Drnvmg President A spnnt to success real hot rodder has a way with women rn huntrng season an absent lace cute and collegiate a line mrxture al seriousness and fun 1 wmd rn the brass sectron college bound Wayne we mrffsggwr KAREN ANN WILHELM Student Councul Notnonal Honor Soclety J National Honor Society Service Club Fanscotnan Assembly Commlttee CoChatrman Glrls Leaders Club La Con Senior Chorus Stnves lor success rn all she undertakes a chel and a seamstress gentle with chrl dren and animals relrable charming at all times an authority on clothrng styles fovonte pastime rs a shopping orgy thoughtful home economics Karry 'On BARBARA WHALEN Hostess Club Glrls Leaders Club Spanlsh Club New student an her lunnor year Eddaes short hair cuts active A bit ol the lrrsh You know what I mean? popular drslrkes mad rushes into the halls mam Interest rs having fun nursrng Barb l.UCll.l.E ELLEN WHRITENOUR F NA Bnology Club Jumor Red Cross loyal lrlend lakes to llrrt summer always lound kmttmg or crashmg portres lrkes blonds has lots of lnends canteens style with a capital S JEFFREY ANDREW WIMMER Fanscotuan FTA Intramurals Biology Club Semor Chorus Freshman Football Cross Country Soccer Junnor Play Dramatic Club Jr Prom Commnttee Teens tor Safe Drnvmg Wow long curly eyelashes have guns will shoot ,us has to get out ot study hall tall dark and handsome polrshes the wrong side of the apple any thing for a laugh outdoorsmon Dont pamc' Phys Ed teacher e wwf: .,. 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ANN MARY WOCHESKI CULMEN FTA Publlcuty Commtttee GAC Varsnty Cheerleader Junuor Play Teens for Sale Drlvmg Energetic cheerleader blondre home wrth a brush and easel You snow m Hr handsome' black clothes cool and calculatmg sexy voice what a blast' well modulated meow petite and popular what gorgeous eyes' business teacher o an-di' -if KENNETH WOOD Progectnon uad Student Cauncll Latnn Club Raduo Club President Orchestra Vice President Band Stage Crew Presldent Junuor Play Com mnttee Bring up the blue lrghts cut out the center spot radio amateur wrth protessronal knowl edge talented on the French horn humor to ease a tense srtuatnon How about that? constant vrgrl tor a good lookmg grr electronics Ken PENELOPE WOOD CULMEN Fanscotaon Lnbrary Councnl F N A Art Club Jumor Red Cross G A C Make up Committee Gurls Basketball Bowlung lacrosse Baseball Swlmmmg Penmes from Heaven attractrve and amrable neat clothes on a tnm flgure envlable red harr easy to get along with graclous freckles galore swim ming dancmg and partles hopes to be come a medical technologrst Penny LeROY YARNELL CULMEN Fanscotuan Lnbrary Councul Debate Club Prolectlon Squad Latnn Club Wrestltng Stage Crew Sr Play Commattee Clever wrt that stimulates thmklng touch ot sarcasm outdoor sports equrpment tor a satan more trme readrng than study mg extensive vocabulary candrd keeps calm no matter what appreciates better musac and literature omroble chout eur ee PAUL T ZMUDA Btology Club Always neat and well dressed tall dark and handsome outdoor actrvmes rs tmgurshed loolung quret ID class but when he speaks he has somethlng to say rkes to fiddle wrth cars college rs hns goal Pau 3 ELIZABETH ANNE ZWEIFEL Student Councnl Natuonal Honor Socuety Jr Na ttonal Honor Socnety CULMEN Lubrary Councll Assembly Commnttee Publuctty Commuttee A sustant Edntor Las Con Sensor Chorus ace Presndent Gurls Swnmmung Baseball and Basket ball All State Chorus Gnrls Cntuzenshup lnstltute GAL Vnce Presudent Prestdent A trlendly greetrng tor everyone gon sclentrous and rntelllgent mamly interested rn people well groomed on attentive and sympathetrc lrstener pleasmg alto votce has many lrrends always wrllrng t hep serlous thmker unqueghom-,ble optrmrsm sure success Bunny , -II I Et I asv -3' s 'Q T ' S . 1 .. .: ' : . . .: 'I ' Sq I: ':I ' I : , ' , ' ', , , I, 1 : , : , 1 1 ' , ,,,, . . : , ' 1 ' - ' . 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' ' I I lr ll uni? as Hall of Fame WS' MOST POPULAR Nancy Boyd and Kevin Hall BEST ALL ROUND Nancy Hoelfge and Donald Knapp 1.1 my WV :yn CLASS SCIENTISTS Chrls Pctee wud Mauro DeFrancesco L ixuf - MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED FRIENDLIEST Gerry Piller and John Glayduro Bonnie MacRae and Richard Sieredzki Q1 BEST LOOKING Carol Pyner and John Morgan MOST ATHLETIC Bunny Zwelfel ond Pete Chomyn xg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jomce Wolters ond Rnchord Hull -xr QUIETEST Valerie Loy ond Ed Connon 'Q Q CLASS COUPLE Nancy VonNesf and Bob Osborn CLASS THESPIANS Sue Sfoehrle ond Tom Squyres :T ili ' MOST DEPENDABLE BEST DRESSED Annabel! Harflaub and Dove Sr1Yd0f Joyce Johansen ond Vance Abbruuese CUTEST BEST DANCERS Kathy Lynch and Wayne Weber Vurglma Menzof? and Rocco Ccnhllo CLASS WITS Carol Bellamy and Barry Russo MOST TALENTED Joy Sockel and Ken Wood umemorg: whaf wonclera if per orma in preaeruing anal Jforing up fLing.4 gone gy. n -Plutarch ts A Q 4 'K 2 me 1,5 Ja gh, if PX Memories 1144-' wt 4. of 48 Class History ln September, 1955, two hundred young beings entered the fleecy portals of Heaven, then located on Park Avenue, and were greeted by Mr. Adams, the keeper, of the celestial palace. With all of the upper classmen wandering around with their heads in the clouds, we were properly awed at our position of being the lowliest creatures there. Our only consolation was the younger students who attended classes in the afternoon. After we became adjusted to our new environment, we decided to take advantage of that well known phrase, Someday we gotta get or- ganized, and so we elected a Freshman Council of Eight which arranged for our Freshman movie, Three Sailors and a Girl. Because our treasury needed some of the root of all evil, we gave the dance, the Sham- Rock, which was the most memorable experience of our freshman year. lt was held on fwhat elsel St. Patrick's Day. But soon our first happy year in high school drew to a close and so began a second year of entering the hallowed halls at the awful hour of 7:45. We began our sophomore year a little older, a little wiser, and no longer the youngest creatures in our little world. The big event of that year was the Sophomore Hop, Hearts and Flowers, our first formal dance. We were really beginning to feel grown-up. For our Junior year we moved a few clouds south into a new celes- tial palace, which was gleaming, resplendent, and truly heavenly. We began the year with no gym or real cafeteria but soon the memories were piling up faster than we could stow them away. Our Junior Play, Strictly Formal, the first play to be presented in our new domicile, was considered the best Junior Play ever by all who attended. We had a record crowd even though Friday's performance was held Monday due to a snow storm. Well, the memories kept coming and one of the biggest was the Junior Prom, Bali Hai. The cafeteria was transformed into an island paradise and the light shining through the palm trees made it seem like a tropical night under the stars. After this wonderful night the year's end came quickly, bringing with it the long awaited award assembly. We took the senior seats and then walked out of the auditorium down the halls lined with tearful seniors, and became a bit tearful ourselves. Before the day was over, we had all been through the senior door a number of times. We had finally reached the pinnacle of Heaven as we came in the senior door that first day of school in l958. Dave Snyder, our class president, led us through the last and best year, full of fun, hard work, and all of the privileges that came with our lofty position. During our senior year the evaluating committee came and-evaluated. For three days we were really on our toes! They didn't hear a word of complaint from any of us, and really, there was nothing to complain about except short lunch periods, and early morning f'l:3Ol chorus rehearsals during our junior year. When they left, things got back to normal, and Senior Play rolled around-and a huge success it was! When the Senior Prom came we knew we were at our last dance, and we remembered all the won- derful events of our high school years-the last victorious football game, the Moonglower's theme, the Christmas Dance, term papers, college boards, parties, drivers' licenses, and CULMEN pictures. After an inspiring baccalaureate sermon, graduation day was upon us and we solemnly closed the door on an exciting and wonderful period in our lives. We left for college, business schools, iobs, and marriages, but we knew we would never forget our alma mater and all the wonderful people who made our high school years the best ones of our lives. fwiis' ' 5 N t .flies ,f KW' it . '- fl i it Wt' ' E l Vg ', kj X f fl' 'gi fi .FAD QL f Y ttyl. A ,g i Qing ,QA '51 M 7 ,g LQ w ikxl l -H was fe Q 'M till Q ' . Tiffin ls, , -Y 'fit 1 'N 1 Q K l X MY? -it W .f if Ill XXJAW ' Q 5: 1 il X , Y... W. Qu xc X 5. Q A 6 if . l x2 AZ! if l K Viv? l Q '-G ' W iles iw Ei I, gn . Ny ,ffnil zq 59 Y sl? S .W 'Y t if tl s,,xwi'.7 . if ll l Q4 'if f zxjl . . nik 5 Vx f l S L - x Jai ,I 4 4 0' . C19 'WQ9' 3 -:tllllf jfxif- ,LL fi: M .,?' 4, X. t lfgqrljll Q . gli' ,Q 1 N ii si 7 'l5 l fa? Q40 4' 'ws 'Ai U 8 ' L l l Wai' :Tenge ww 'Qia- Zfvi 'V' O 1' .XS RM 1987 X A Q Q v 'v f W -R- 6 'lv M .f-Ada .Quit ,. 'Q ' I C Q 4 ' 7 .- 7.- . 4 13' -I' , R yu , Y - it +1 . 1. x -ff V, 5' JUNIOR PLAY Strut y formal Okay kuds stop hammung at up out In the front row' Whether on stage or off the Junnor Play cast was always act rn and enloymg every mmute of It Structly Formal was the lrst play to be gnven In our new school and most people agreed t at ut was a great opener But benng first also created problems There was very lnttle tame for rehearsals and untul two days before opemng mght we thought nt would have to go on without sets There was plenty of fun and excitement though along wlth those few rough spots Tensson bullt up as March 'I4 approached and then came the bug mght' There was only one small hutch a blnzzard forced postponement of Fridays performance to Monday The play dnd appear on Saturday though and ut was certcnnly worth wanting for The play ntself was funny but wnll we ever forget those lnttle extras that made It so special? There was Satchmo Hamgans trumpet playung the time Tommy Squares put his hand through the wmdow that wasnt there and Lowell Ballungers show stoppmg lnne Tree h l well cut the d n thung down' After the play came congratula tuons for all especnally Mrs Lnmpert and a wrld round of guddmess on the part of the players because ut was over and had gone so well To top ut off were the parties MacRaes open house and Sue Stoehrles lnttle cast party They were about the best of all Now you can go out rn respedable company If you should ever want to If ld known Wlml 0 l9Ul9U5 old 'UO' You WW' If you dont Ill never bake another apple ple' ld never have bought next door to you 'Jane, whats the matter? Smack! THE CAST Jane . .,,, , , Sally . Agnes , , Andrew Cutler Nettie Cutler . Mr. Ahern ,..,. Jlmw, ,,,,,.. ., Rose Tilton , , Mrs, Tilton Josie Tilton , Delbert George Marcia Cindy Collins Marilyn Judy Taborell Carol Vogel Susan Stoehrle Lowell Ballinger Carol Bellamy Jeffrey Wimmer Stephen Steen Elizabeth MacRae Antoinette Kucinski Kathleen Lynch David Snyder Thomas Squires Carol Wocheslci Patricia Hamgan Joyce Johansen Lt Bob Cunningham Donald Hackenberg Directed by Mrs Faith Limpert There ont be a ne t tme Agnes ever' S3 'Fan -C I3 3 X if nf JUNICR PROM On that sprung evennng the couples attured un thenr colorful formals and handsome tuxedos entered a tropucal paradise wuth tall palm trees a grass hut and brnght gar lands of flowers The walls were decorated with fish nets of flowers and an rsland of palm trees blossoms and rocks were placed nn the center of the floor The soft Irghts shunmg through the trees gave the ullusnon of a musty nnght an the tropscs The Junior Prom lasted for only one wonderful nught but at made another wonderful addmon to the memornes we were gatherung luke diamonds for our chann Vx? hw REMEMBER WHEN f., fi .f-1 H e Sfudeni Councnl he d Hs elechon the Senior Chorus presenfed Showboci i ,w the Lcfm Club hnally gave :fs banquet we decoroied for the Jumor Prom we were J V cheerleaders 3 l 4355 . 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' p 1 . 5 . . . . 1 , , . 1 A .5 f My I Liu tl! fr the chorus Christmas program with Carol Bel 417 gr the long empty halls late in the afternoon. amy directing the lunch line I V QQRXQ- F... e boys working backstage the girls locker room. our coaches 1 . . . waiting for the bus. . . . the drinking fountains. .Z grain up a chifcl in fLe way , 'Q i U giz'5?l :3gf ii-57, Q, ' '- G if x ' 1' A , I I e gag anal when Le ia Le wi!! nof alelnarf from if. n A -Old Testament I.. 45 4 Unclerclossmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Winters, President, Robin Bellas, Vice President, Barbara Semanchik, Secretary, Bill Bradbury, Treasurer, Richard Agree, Assistant Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Atter two long years the 532,000 plateau is reached, and our Sophomores have become Juniors. That next to last year is packed with many things to do, and just as many to anticipate. School work is becoming harder but the iuniors have learned by now to use every spare moment and somehow manage to fit in more work, as well as increased extra-curricular activities. The things to which they look forward are the Junior Play and Prom. Play time comes with the traditional opening night excite- ment, and then after a gay round of congratula- tions and parties becomes iust another memory as the Prom approaches. The Junior Prom is many things-thrilling, giddy, sophisticated, dreamy, and most of all utterly wonderful! After this perfect eve- ning iuniors really begin to feel grown up, and the end of the year comes all too quickly, bringing with it that last exciting day when the seniors leave their seats and the senior door to the happy iuniors. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Bardolf, G. Bugle, L. Capone, D. Blake, C. Burcz, C. Briggs, S. Blyth. SECOND ROW: B.. Austin, K. Adams, L. Adams, M. Ball, B. Champlin, N. Bloodsworth, G. Bavosa. -I THIRD ROW: J. Blondi, P. Cantillo, R. Badore, T. Brennan, l.. Carri, J. Barich, G. Barbier. FOURTH ' ROW: R. Bellas, J. Blaze, W. Bradbury, W. Bragdon, R. Agree, E. Bohensky, P. Bessler. FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Cruciger, J. Di Francesco, E. DeFilippis, S, Cortes, B. Checchio, P. Debbie, F. Crater. SECOND ROW: L. Dindoy, M. Comtess, G. Coon, J. Cory, L. De Francesco, A. De Cuello, J D'Arconte, D. Doescher. THIRD ROW: L. D'Aloisio, A. Du Puzzo, D. De Prospero, A. Donato, R. Chec- chio, C. Church, G. Coon. FOURTH ROW: J. DiNuzzo, M. Carroll, D. Chcmbliss, J. Connors, A. De Cris- toforo, T. Collins, R. Cheek. FIRST ROW, left to right: K, Frusco, A, Fehon, N. Farr, D, Dougherty, P. Ganz, S. Emery, J. Doud M, Emery. SECOND ROW: W. Garrison. M. Gee, B. Filipowski, I. Eggen, I. Ehrenkrontz, M. Fusselman B. Fischetti. THIRD ROW: D. Dooren, C. Finlcenstadt, D. Dries, B. Freda, E. Donovan, J. Ferrara, C Freund, FOURTH ROW: A. Esbrandt, J. Dubnowski, D, Ehrman, C. Dutcher, M. Ford, H. Gage, B. English C' C -D :gs r X gn .. , -s s 's..X: i ov 0' ev v FIRST ROW, left to righf: G. Hemenway, J. Ginsberg, A. Glassrevver, B, Hansen, A. Grimaldi, C. 11-4 Horring. SECOND ROW: W. Hazard, T. Haley, R. Gerling, R. Glare, J, Glynn, N, Hamlehe, M. Geetlein. THIRD ROW: L. Hughes, J. House, J. Holt, J. Gilbert, K, Hahm, L. Graham, R. Ingram. FOURTH ROW: O. Graham, R. Hood, C. Harris, J. Grady, D, Goftlick, L. Gonzalez, D. Hadiclc. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Knechf, V. Knause, D. Koscielny, B. Jones, G. Jones, M. A, Izzo, SECOND ROW: D. Johnson, M. Koelbl, R. Kosia, P. Kolb, K. Jensen, B. Kolesar, K. Jensen. THIRD ROW: J, Kinsella, K. Krompholz, F. Korker, W. Lamb, C. Lindsay, R. Johnson, J. Jones. FOURTH ROW: A. Kolvites, D. Jedry, A. Kalbfus, D. Johnson, A. Levetf, K. Klouse. .,2. 4 .- Ili q - ' 49- Q an ,'-X . . Sf C r Q... Ti 1 4:3154-A 95 5 - sa- .pNniI.Nv --Nun -1 -1 N . ... wa - I FIRST ROW, Iefi fo right A. Lo Bue, K. Kreie, P. Maher, D. Doescher, V. Lawler, G. McCormack, I.. 'I-I 6 Mayer. SECOND ROW: G. Marfs, J. McKay, A. Long, R. Lobosco, M. McGill, J. Laratia, M. Lawrence. ' THIRD ROW: R. Moffaf, J. Miller, M. McVay, K. McKay, B. Krciewski, M. Main, B. Mayer. FOURTH ROW: W. Michalcewicz, J. McGovern, J. Marshall, R. Maragni, F. Lomenzo, H. Maize, FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Fogosaew, M. Patfee, P. Mirvo, D. Phillips, M. Paltz, P. Norris, C. Ponzio. SECOND ROW: I.. Niemeyer, S. Monahan, J. Odell, K. Phipps, R. Post, P. Neuheller. THIRD ROW: E. Mullins, D. Mormile, B. Pfeifer, W. Neck, K, Polich, M, Morgan, FOURTH ROW: E. O'NeiII, K. Mass, G. Morgenweck, J. Oughton, J. Ogden, M. Ponzio. M5393 A65 A -.NDT VV' IN 'N ,go-1 ey, ihle y ' T' ' .K fa v . R - x Z 51 II-7 ,..-.-- ,,... C3 JZ.. If I ul . ,K DF , . 3 , ,-A 1 :.: 'KGS :I-,,,., N, .,. ..'.....s4NJ1 'iv ruin , . . J: 9 I 1 Q 'YJ sf 15 T ROW left 0 gh? D J Publicover, R. Ranucci, L. Rocco, J. Schatz, P. Rocco, J. Ronzc, Runc: du SECOND ROW A Rczdono J. Sand, P. Schuliz, B. Rose, R. Rufishauser, B. Reynolds, I. Popovnch THIRD ROW D Remler F Scerbo, R. Qucckenbush, M. Sochkowsky, J. Sanvoro, J. Short, T ROW left to Hgh! I Y Sho es C Sclmexdermonn B. Semonchik, B. Twitchell, R avlscmo V Sdun SECOND ROW C Shzzo N Such G Tleferf C Truitt, A. Seibert, J. Sinker, D. encer THIRD ROW F Sylvester R Sfoveken L Su vers L S fc: M. Teloshc, K, Syers, L. Slash. FOURTH ROW S Smith B Slnvlnske hr T rr C Sfrccuzzi, R. Smelser, B, Suiherlcnd. ANFRN ,sfXJ.f .Q as .. I L ' W- F' A. O' 'iQ G...- Q ? sf v -A-P s -'howl Ax - J 0-1 N FIRST ROW, left to right: M, Yarnell, C. Yarnell, C. Windisch, M. Wiklund, J. White, A. Zanoni, B. Weh, C. Villa. SECOND ROW: C. Van Gorder, P. Ward, B. Young, S. Valentino, M, Vigani, J. Vail, J. Wilkins. THIRD ROW: K. Winters, R. Thompson, A. Weh, H. Williams, S. Trzoniec, P. Worsham, J. Wilkins. FOURTH ROW: M. Vander Meiren, J. Walter, D. Wright, K. Wehrle, J. Tudor, A. Winters, W. Weidenbacher. SOPHOMORES Up from the nether regions of freshman year come the Sophomores who are now given the title of wise fools. The awe of being in senior high school is beginning to wear off, and the Sophomores become more and more blase as the year wears on. At first though, they are fully occupied with the mysteries of biology, bookkeeping, French and steno, but soon they begin to take these in their stride and look forward to Soph Hop time and all the excitement and gala prep- arations of the first formal dance. With all of these conflicting interests sophomore year is a time of transition, of being not too young, but not yet old enough. lt is a period of looking ahead into new horizons of learning and looking back into those bygone days of yore when there were no such things as earthworms and ie parle, tu parles. . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Ainslie, President, Jill Bouker, Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ,..- 10-1 J FIRST ROW, lefi Yo righf. r 1 r De F o D vu Coulk. SECOND ROW: W. Colcagno S Crlsfoforl J Churk D Domlko P DlFror1cesco W Brymldsen B. Boykin. THIRD ROW: R o sen or on Char owuch Bod monn Dolgos D Bo FOURTH ROW: J. Brenner N 1 -,-,. ,-. ,A-. 4sn.J ., .4 maui.: gg--. 6 X T ROW Iefi Vo rw V emann or on H Droleife, M Eltel, J, Driscoll, P, Folia, C Durelca SECOND ROW B Eld A Freda S Gaufler F Glacabbe G. Govvlwclr, G Ginsberg J Gralwarn RD ROW J Englrsh R Defz C Edwards, W. Feduniak T ROW lei! Yo 1 a en rara H n Ham n Hvrboar B Hayden A G Iberf J Hampfon G Guarmo R Grnmolozzl SECOND ROW A Frederick M Hodge A. Fornwald Green D Fo d D Harrison C Hanson THIRD ROW lerl T Gurslce D Haas N. Glaydura u mm i 'I F TNQ ' union 'Af my .1 P , an-Q fn ..,... -t .fra A r as fi Q. 'is , .A x':f-W4 7? M' --I-Q' ., - Y 1, ffizt W' 'TY-Z7-'TT L-, W - V-5, Q ,X .-fkivgv -- -' A gww . JCE-if KT'ff'i 'C 'ZJ7' NWN. . 'Ml-'g,',.M. i W ' YW.-Aff' 1 44,1 s.- 1' ll X ' fi YN 'ff A i'ff1 T2 54 M51-Q . .7 :ff 11: 15374331- '-r:: ' D-.-42' , -'-' '--J ' -.-035' -3g:, ....3'-Zn. -....- . .....,--..-.-...--.. ' ...M -...V-,Q 5 I .,,.,,.. -........,.,. ll g me Im.-Q-4 s D1 -. ...,: --. NM... A1II!13.. ' ww. FIRST ROW, lei? Yo right: L. McCormack, J. Murphy, J. Miller, T. McCullen, J, Mcslrogiovonni, M. Mars 'IO 7 A. Linoschke. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, F. Loy, H. Lools, M. Matson, L. Marshall, B. Mctusilx. THIRD ' ROW: S. Murphy, K. McCoslin, E. Matfke, R. Neal, K. Molpcs, J, Mandy, M. Moyer. FOURTH ROW: R. Merrifield, J. Mandy, R. Mersereou, J. Mellon, E. Metz, R. Leonard. FIRST ROW, left Yo right: C. Peele, R. Priesfley, J. Novello, E. Osher, M. Pecoraro, J, O'Boyle, B. Ox. SECOND ROW: N. Neumuller, B, Powlick, C. Nicol, M, Quigley, G. Nechworl, B. Myers, G. Moffat THIRD ROW: P. Prior, W. Oldford, W, Newell, D. Morris, P, Perpoll, M. Nicodemus. FOURTH ROW: C. Rohn, R. Nudolny, J. Ocello, T, Moser, S, Moeller, J. Miles, J. O'Donnell. 'wp x.- ,,ulMV72Z 52 'Q' .r ,mu ,-., ,, , WM, Q Syn 1 iQT'TLTg.:,::::L.. A -'i ff-425' '11:.5-g... Y' 4 4 va -4 1.1 g! 'lx . ...H Am A4 5 V x .Sf 1 . .1 . H . Q? '. W Wi JI x :: 21.15 3 iE:.a ' O . . , . ,. ,.-V Q -.,..,......,,,-. , . .x.....ll-- N., ... . x,,.. Uflff .gg- P9 IW -A N... ali: N- I' 5' 4 0 F . FIRST ROW lefv fo righl: S. Tcnenbcum J. Wollcer, R. Van Duyne, P. Thomas O M. Warren, N. Stiles. SECOND ROW: J. Venes, J. Venezia, F. Torchy, C. Suron 1 ' Nest, M. Wode. THIRD ROW: J. Sweeny, B Trussler, R, Von Aken, R. Von Horn, S Wells. ,C. ,W +1 Word, E. Word, . Tyndall, D. Von Tullsen, H Treger, FIRST ROW, lefv vo righl. J. Vusi, P Vollweiler, N. Whiienoclc, F. Wes? S Zorubo, J Woodlleld, J willaomm. SECOND Row. J. wage, c wmom, 0. wynn, D. wezsager 5 Zlofnicolf, C. zckovsf THIRD ROW. M. E. Zlotc, P, Vllello, T Wood, N. Vusulr, S. Wrlghf FOURTH ROW H Welfz J. Windeler, F. Wegmonn, R Woodruff, J Yoeckel, M. Vifcle. -34 Y? wr- 17 fs 1:9 v YT' rf' ,Q-X SEATED: Dot Hanigan, Vice President: Frederika George, President. STANDING: Judy Carlson, Secretary, William French, Treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS F RESHMEN From the prestige and glory of being the oldest class in the Junior School, our ninth graders grad- uate into being the lowliest of the low here in the high school. Actually there's really nothing to be ashamed of in this status. Freshmen just have to remember that soon they will be seniors and looking down on 1962's freshmen. The freshman's biggest problem though is not being a freshman, it is alge- bra and E.B.T. In these two courses he comes to grips with his first high school work, and a grueling experience it is too. There are also other things in a freshman's life to take his mind away from Two minuses make a plus. The big event of the year is the Freshman Dance. It is his first semi-formal dance in his new school, and it is a happy way to climax a whole year of new and different experiences. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Bartell, C. Bell, J. Appezzato, J. Braco, R. Almy, L. Bernard, C. Bellas, J. Bardolf, J. Baudistel. SECOND ROW: C. Bardolf, R. Bell, J. Biddulph, R. Bienstoclc, J. Brown, C. 9-1 Branch, D. Bilous, P. Alexson. THIRD ROW: J. Ballinger, R. Baska, P. AIoia', R. Bailey, L. Armino, P. Albano, M. Atkins, K. Basset. FOURTH ROW: P. Barnes, S. Black, M. Bradley, J. Born, T. Bassman, W. Badore, C. Ambruso, B. Arentoft. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Chobin, G. Campion, J. Corbin, R. Brown, J. Cafanzaro, E. Chemidlin, 9 2 P. Cressman, B. Buehler. SECOND ROW: E, Checchio, A. Checchio, M. Briggs, D. Checchio, M. D. ' Cassell, P. Brower, T. Cochran. THIRD ROW: R. Buvler, D. Brower, L. Ciatfo, A. Burgard, S. Champlin, S. Calclhan, FOURTH ROW: C. Chomyn, C. Cohen, J, Chomicz, W. Delaney, J. Carlson, P. Chemedlin. FIRST ROW, lefi to right: W. Dickey, L. Crawford, C. DeFilippis, N. Davis, D. Dougherty, M. DeCuollo, S. Felmeister. SECOND ROW: R. Erliclc, C. Dingler, D. DeBuslce, A. Dick, M. Della Fera, S. Crandell, K. Dunlap, S. Day. THIRD ROW. L. Declrer, S. Cibulskis, D. DiFrancesco, P. Coriell, D. DiFiore, M. Clancy, R. Behrens. FOURTH ROW: R. Dravecky, M. Flanagan, W. French, R. Fegel, C. Disbrow, P. Ferenchak. 12 qv 'X e 'Q' f, tg-dr f-3, 's..4, c. ' I QI, la QR' 'L 1 9 , o Q Q , 4 s . 9-4 w. Wh' .v i v v-7 U v 3' 6- .J -Q-7 5 or xi I FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Gallovich, N. Gerlovich, P. Ellis, D. Fausv, P. Guferl, C. Feiler, F. George. SECOND ROW: R. Grausso, I.. Falgares, G. Furman, B. Gillmann, M. Franke, J. Grove, H. Hamletfe. THIRD ROW: W. Horbilf, L. Gaye, W. Greenhouse, C, Gardner, R. Goerner, L. Farina, C. Farlow. FIRST ROW, left Yo righlz E. Helfrich, G. Homack, C. Holt, S. Jankawski, D. Jenkins, P. Jankovlc, M. Holion, T. Iaccarino. SECOND ROW: A. Grimaldi, B. Hallock, B, Ginder, E. Jones, J, Jaczko, J. Haworth, G. Johnsion. THIRD ROW: R. Hirbour, C. Hanrahan, J, Hmara, J. Hauck, E. Hanover, E, Hulfsmifh, D. 9-5 1 Hanigan, R. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: M, Houck, M. Holt, R. Harkins, K. Hoffman, P. Hoelfie, I., Hellebrancl, H. Holzhouer. ...-. -... ....-c.ps- .. . W 1 , . . , . . I ,,,. S . .mf .. . , V-,-.M -W, -:rf-, M N M- 1- -- . 2 W --- - .. I ' onset mann- .evo , pam- 'ef .3 Q ...-- 1',Q- . ,,--' 'N' .,.g4 ... . ,M . .. -..A ,.....--,f-- .1--'Y .hw KM ixm , . ...f . ,nf ---V , .. - .no '--f' ,,,,,.. . , ' , . S, ' 1 L1 ' . -u . 'NA w 3 ei u Ing.: 3'- . 'Q I -1 1 1 01- ,iff Af? Q J ,.. g-fr pf, 4 'IMA gy-. uni l , 6 W3 ' sell? ls.. FIRST ROW, lef? fo righf: R. Karvwalf, E. Lelwr, S. Kelley, J. Kersis, K. Kreger, D. Kelly, G. Kinsella, J. Larson, J. Klastorin. SECOND ROW: D. Keats, L. LaGreca, R, Kem, P. Lacombe, T. Kemp, C. Krolm, 9-6 P. La Marte, M. Lashley. THlRD ROW: J. Brown, R. Landers, B. Kalbfus, L. Kleimaclr, C, Laing, D. Knorr, R. Kickenweitz, FOURTH ROW: F. Lanahan, T. Keats, P. Kopf, P. Kuris, M. Kuchar, M. Koslic, C. Janes, W. Jones. FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Lobosco, E. Marcovecchio, C. Levengood, M. Maison, J. Miller, A. Messina, D. Meserve, L. Melzger, M. McCauley. SECOND ROW: N. McCollum, J. Long, R. Lucia, K. Lewis, J Mader, M. McCord, P. Lukas, M. McQuilken. THIRD ROW: B. Miller, W. Mars, J. Morey, M. Lohrman K. Milosy, K. Manahan, J. Mackay, F, Mallalieu. FOURTH ROW: M. Lux, G. McKay, W Lon, L. Mali nowski, G. McCormick, J. LaRosa, S. loshin. ,f fr FWQAQWWQ .H Q i '-D P. JV' -... -P. f 'xg by 'Elf 4: .A -.Y2 ,J C.. 'fi 'J ..,- e, X '-4-1 ..-I' FIRST ROW, Ieff To righiz L. Mohler, M. Morel, G. Minniclr, L. Morelli, N. Orr, B. Orosler, A. Polys C. Rannucci. SECOND ROW: C, Ponlin, B. Oldford, D. Power, C. Poloc, B. Olsen, B. Pellergrino, J Miller. THIRD ROW: K. Meyers, M. Oliver, G. Pittingfon, T. Novello, P. Mitchell, K. Pike, M. Mockridge FOURTH ROW: F. Tripleft, J. Mitchell, J. Meyler, R. Morgenweck, P. Pizzolafo, R, Nyborg, R. Porkeo J. Nelson. T ROW left To rghf Reilinger, L. Rosensweig, G. Reese, W. Rowe, N. Roberis, J. Salisbury, S Somslo J Re D Pfenffer SECOND ROW: P. Songuiliono, C. Sock, W. Ryan, M. Reogon, B. Ricker- n R e S wnernng THIRD ROW: S. Shepnew, S. Scorpoti, D. Selley, A. Scorinci, F. Riley, 9,9 P f B Rybo k L Ross: FOURTH ROW: P. Rogers, G. Rosenlxrons, J. Pollock, J. Reed, R. Schultze, G Pfufzenmener E Purvns M Ross. --- , ,. , 0 , , ...- f . - - .ww-pu ..,.,..,.. . M. .,. ,A 4. ,... ..-. . ..... ,E ' -no 4 1 'J 3 . . H M P mug., , 2 ge, 'T-...T-.1 FIRST ROW, left fo right: K. SouIhord, R. Sornmese, B. Scoii, L, Sorf, M. Terry, A. Thomas J Teloga 9,10 SECOND ROW: H. Sweeny, L. Smith, D. Sinker, M. Sior, H, Schulze, D. Snyder, N, Soner, P Sfevens THIRD ROW: K. Smifh, M. Scoff, J. Sfoley, T. Sfoclcer, F. Spingler, D. Soderberg, C. Smith FIRST ROW, left to right: S. WoI?ers, L. Wellman, S. Villo, T. Zoncni, M. Tort, J. Tougow, A. Vifole, R. Young. SECOND ROW: C. Word, D. Villa, N. Venfre, D. Verocco, S. Zlobecki, B. York, V. Wilson, G. Worth. THIRD ROW: R. Tyrone, C, Wood, R. Thomas, L. Wimmer, M, Wilkins, R. Thomas, S. Walker. FOURTH ROW: T. Villone, B, Woffs, J. Zena, D. Worner, B. Thompson, C. Thompson, P. Welfer, J. Windisch. 9-II . rw W... Y'T Z 'T J, Lnowdalge Maf Mane wko 9 ' A4 x, ligf ia fke pecufiarifg realy lLir.4f Ar il aluaya gef if. -Jefferies Q. . 2 TQ. ff., ,f wg 'G .ff iffy - ' 4? :ily fx-'-iff Q ' 7 Q i - 9.45 L ' ,QW 5 ky ' AL . . ' 'sf' v, h 'QLJQL VL 141' ,, . ,. M , thu-nl 4, - 'tml A Lf . ff -.- fa '+..-. 'N I i E Q V wr r ea, . t 1-4 ,N .v ' 5 1. . + - A , 2 . , , 1 ., , 'Q f l! I f .,- fl' f -it CLASSES The most :mportant part of our school lrfe as the time we spend an classes What we learn here will form the fdundatron of our future lrfe and shape our :deals and attitudes For these reasons we dedicate this sectron of our yearbook to all the teachers of our school m aratrtude for the vital part they have played rn making this a bet ter world and us better crtrzens to live ln rt GUIDANCE Mr Burd superwsor of :nstructfon Mr Ruben Smnh Well now what can l do for you? The Guidance Department ns one of the most umportant In our school because nt orgamzes and coordmates all educatuonal functuons of our school hfe Schedulnng testmg counseling all are Important phases of the work of thus department For answers to questions rangmg from college admessuons to gettmg a 'ob to gundance or personal problems the students naturally turn to our capable guidance counselors The Guidance Department has an immense lob to do Dvd you know that last year they sent out over Eve hundred school record transcnpts? Heres another nn terestmg fact Mr Smith as the local registrar for the draft board and our sensor boys reguster with hum for the draft Many of you may thunk that the schools con cern with you ends wnth graduatnon but thus ns not so The gundance office follows your actuvntues for a year after you are graduated and the records of your school career remain on file forever 1' 'I 'l.et's see how you're domg we have Q me on you ENGLISH Muss Eduth Hugguns Oral gaseous cluque grumace These are the openung words of Muss Hugguns famous lust somethung whuch all her senuor students have fauthfully recuted throughout the years Thus lust us not the only thung though that has been requured of Englush students for lo these many moons Who could ever forget hus page by page blow by blow readung of Sulas Marner Great Expecta tuons or Juluus Caesar or those extemporaneous oral talks on marbles and grass Included un all Englush classes un varyung amount are grammar and luterature The latter probably takes up the most tume as ut consusts of unuts on poetry short storues drama and the novel Everyone has studued the afore mentuoned novels plus Our Town Chaucer Shakespeare and the sayungs of Mr Franklun Com bunung both grammar and luterature us creatuve wrutung better known as composutuons whuch were assugned to us throughout the year Who has not wrutten hus autobuography or a Vouce of Democracy or My Securuty essay? Throughout our four years of Englush we have ac cumulated all of thus knowledge plus buts of unforma tuon rangung from term paper wrutung to the pronuncua tuon of hydrangea Englush certaunly us an unformatuve course aunt ut? Would you explaun that please? For example on the football fueld 'lgqchefg have homework foo If you have Q questuon rause your hand Its Greek to me' and I II be around SGCIAL STUDIES Mr Frank Volpe Our social studles department ts a fune example of our schools educatnonal pro gram Besides lust text book readmg our teachers here try to gave an Idea of whats gonng on around us by teachmg us about our commumty and about our government The department ns constantly planmng and mtroducmg new ndeas Thus year for ex ample, we have had several guest speakers an classrooms Socual studues as helpmg to make us well Informed and useful cutnzens 6 -- ..z'f' ,.. panel discussion ln History class Wu! -iv... ,,.-n-Q,-,,,.---'-'r ---gf:-'..--1 .5450 Y. Volpe gives a personal tour ol Europe .a ,IW kn...,y,4 ..b Dateline Scotch Plains a current events drscussuon Mos' fl'-'denlf 99107 ft-'Neff' 9V9f 5 That pomter agam apparently an mdtspensfble artrcle fn the hlstory department COMMERCIAL Mr Harry Adkms Stenculs dnttos carbons electromattcs mumeographs practuce sets do these mean anythung to you? Probably not nf you re not a commercnal student Stenculs and dsttos are baslcally the same A stencnl however produces hun dreds of copies and a dltto about one hundred Perhaps you have seen people walkung around school wuth large brown envelopes an theur hands These envelopes are probably practnce sets whuch are the amagunary account books of a company Have you ever notuced the Iuttle room marked Ottice Practice Room 'P Only sensor gurls an the secretarial practice class are allowed to use ut Our Com mercual Department as probably the best equnpped of any an thus area We have seven electromatuc typewrnters an electruc mnmeograph and two dlctaphones Any gurl graduatung from the Secretarual Practuce class of our school ts well qualufied to be a secretary an any oflice I can type 25 words a minute wrt only 24 mistakes asdl llzl asdf llq The next letter will be at 60 words a minute Dear slr enclosed please had Take home freezers for example I I I I I ' l VV . , . , . ' I I - I 11 u - ll u 0 1 i I ,,v, ,. , . I Q l ., . wg, . ffm. I ' n Hz . f ' I .4 A .V ',- , ,, ' . . . - H - e H . , , ,, H H - , . H 1 . . . If you cant say rt rn French dont say rt 3 Q U. LANGUAGE Miss Edtth Pitcher Parlez vous Francats'7 Habla Ud Espanol? Drces Latmam9 You can If you are taknng enther French Spamsh or Latm These three languages gnve an aura of the Contnnent and anclent Rome to our school The asm of the two modern languages rs to gnve students a conversatnonal knowledge of the tongue In Latm the atm ts to gnve a solnd background an the study ot both Englnsh and other modern languages The class room actuvmes ot French and Spamsh are deslgned to further an mterest an the study of the land and nts language Pupuls learn about the present day country smgnng tts songs readung nts books and studyung nts customs The French classes make calendars and Chrust mas cards wrth French motufs They also run thelr classes luke meetungs wuth officers and munutes In French Hnghlughts of the year an Espanol Ill were a Chrnstmas celebratnon with tradntuonal Santa Claus pmata and a trap to New York to vnsut Spamsh shops ln contrast to the modern languages Latln students do nothnng but learn Latm although they are donng that so well that Latm probably wont be a dead language much longer Latln French and Spamsh are all important to us for as our world becomes smaller and smaller the need for a knowledge of several languages becomes greater and greater -.f Trene Ud chtcle9 X La dernlere reumon de la classe de francais a en lteu whvinhig M0117 EfT9ll5l'? 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I , ps Q. , DJ - - F . . ,X 5-. l I , A'l 1 I x K- Y I A-V, ' l ' . . s A S A . - 1 L We SCIENCE Mr Edward Stolt A test tube a scale balance and a microscope are familiar oblects to seventy percent of our student population for that is the number enrolled in some type of science course There as a science course for any student un any grade and he us sure to find one that suits hum There as a great variety of courses from general science to physics ln the former the freshman ns given an mtro duction to the whole field ot science from elementary chemus try to physics In has sophomore year the student moves on to his first lab science biology where he proceeds to dissect worms and look at little wuqgly things under a microscope Next comes tumor year and a choice of Science Survey or ' Chemistry During the course of the latter subtect there are days when people avoid the science wing This means that the Junior Lavotsuers are experimenting with hydrogen sul fide or chlorine In his last year if he survives chemistry the student can choose either Human Biology where he learns about blood testing and other laboratory techmques or physics where he is nmtnatecl into the mysteries of ac Those tremors of WM mens celeratuon Boyles law and Mr Tnlleys whsrlmg stool With all these excellent courses at his disposal how can the SP F HS student help but be an the vanguard of the race into space? hw-rdf' +4s....,, How many segments are there anterior to the clltellum on the earthworm'9 Mr Tilley explains the effect of heat 5' d ' b d ld u en s examine rea mo - Wheeeeeeeeeee' Mr Slolt, lt moves' 1 1 . 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'C I s K ' - 1, , , E, A: 5 1 ' K ol 7 V, xi l' ' t 'l 4 - 'X l - f- q ' Xx - an ' E u . : f , 101 MATHEMATICS Mnss Dorothy Roberts Our mathematncs department as fortunate an beung the only one an the area wuth mathematics laboratornes These are well equnpped wlth con ference and work tables drawung boards materuals for constructton work storage for prolects and a calculator But the laboratorues are not the only bright feature of thus department for we also have progressnve teachers and teachmg methods New textbooks have recently been acquured some of the Algebra ll students have been expernmentnng wnth the concept of graphnng an areas and the Trng onometry students have been learning to use the cal culator We should b grateful for our excellent mathematlcs department sunce mathematics plays such an nmportant part In the world today as a foundatuon for scnentuflc clnscovery and progress I-It ,AA Our Moth Lab affords opportunmes for worlung on math protects How much rs 39 458 321 times 67 54979 Thinlr, it may be a new experience 102 ,ur Freshmen are Introduced to the mysfernes of x and y. . is. You place 3 on the C scale over 8 on the D Scale and I I Up apart together down Exercuses are the lurst part ol the dauly gym classes GIRLS Muss A Lynette Burkuns Smule untul ut hurts and now relaaax These were the key words durung the tume that the gurls gym classes were guven a short study of tensuons and relaxatuon But relaxung wasnt all that the gurls studued un gym there were several more strenuous actuvutues In the fall when the field outsude was completed outdoor actuvutues such as soccer were held for the flrst tume Indoors durung the early wunter a successful volleyball tournament was held In the pIayoIT games of the wunnung class teams Carol Bellamys peruod seven team came out vuc toruous over all In all these actuvutues there was of course plenty of ex cutement and fun but probably what we wull remember longest about these classes are the Iuttle thungs luke clean gymsuuts boys peekung through the foldung partutuons and those achung muscles after exercuses PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS Mr Raymond Sclmutzer The New Years resolutuon laud down by e Boys Physucal Educatuon department us ou wull take gym and you wull enloy gym even exercuses Thus proclamatuon however was un necessary because the boys most of the tume enloy gym Throughout the year they were guven an unterestung and varued program uncludung football wrestlung basketball war and socual dancung Basketball us always a popular game un gym G trau ht for the basket Exercusung ta music 0 S 9 ' ' ' th I ' ' ' ll , 1 Y . ,, . . 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How to boul water wuthout burnung ut HOME ECCDNOMICS Mrs Tressa Perry Its not lust a rumor that some Foods ll gurls have accudenfally put a half cup of salt unstead of sugar unto theur cookues Sunce such mustakes do occur, ut us the Home Economucs Departments 'ob to correct them The tantaluzung aromas that have escaped unto the halls hunt at uts success Along wuth unstructuon un the culunary arts sewung us offered as cu practucal course for gurls The end product of the gurls needle and thread work us more often than not worn to school and dances In order to make these home economucs courses more attractuve to gurls and to make teachung easuer there us ample space and modern equupment uncludung com plete kutchens and fully furnushed luvung and dunung rooms Wuth convenuences luke these plus a specual class un famuly luvung gurls wull find ut much easuer to prepare for theur future roles un lufe by takung home economucs Lets see youll need two spools of thread a l2 unch zipper 5 buttons The assemblung lune Mr Joseph Checchuo and Mr Robert Dennuston Besudes the more popular actuvutues un the Mustc Department such as band orchestra workshop peruod a work on orchestra and chorus there are the lesser known classes un unstrumental musuc choral and vocal musuc Players un band and orchestra are requured to take one week of unduvudual unstructuon for each unstrument they play Here they umprovung theur skull and are guven tryouts for placement un band or ln the choral department students can get unduvudual vouce traunung or unstructuons on how to sung un a group Also as a part of thus branch of musuc M Dennuston guves courses un musuc apprecuatuon where students study types of unstru mentatuon and lusten to classucs of vocal and unstrumental musuc 4 Mr. Checchio gives individual music lessons, Mr. Denniston and his voice class, '- Much talent rs displayed by our art students Mr Robertson demonstrates some finer pomts ln modelmg clay ART Mr Harry Robertson Have you an lnclmatnon toward any sort of artnstuc expressaon'P If so then the clay room supplned wnth a kuln and pottery wheel In art students can paint draw make lewelry and lmoleum blockprmts or work In metal clay or constructron paper The art room wnth nts blg bulletvn board full of puctures fosters lust the rnght atmos phere for expresslon nn all these medna INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Raymond Moore To sunt the needs and deslres of almost every boy In the school we have a great varlety of mdustrual arts courses from auto shop to woodworking In woodshop the boys learn the aspects of carpentry as they bulld tables book shelves and other prolects Metal shop Introduces the boys to both ornamental and practncal metal work Here they make anythung from screwdrnvers wuth hand molded handles to hammered alummum or copper trays The older more ad vanced students are ellgnble for auto shop Most of these boys have thenr own cars and are constantly etther repaur mg the new ones or rehabnlutatmg the old ones The arm of all these courses though as not lust to gnve the boys a place to hammer a pnece of wood or tmker wnth theur cars Shop courses teach the valu of manual labor and przde un good work both of whuch contrubute toward makmg a well Auf Sh b mn ery o lar O cpu ew ' 9 V P Pu rounded man 1- Mr Herbert gives helpful advice Some- prolects are almost as bug as the workman .. 1 :. ,1 1- ' art room is the place for you. Here you will flnd both a general work room and a , . I - I , , , I - 1. . I . . A 1 ' a I . . . '-ff S . . it ! i f l T05 READING Mr Albert DeSousa One of our schools outstandang educatuonal features as nts speed readnng course taught by Mr DeSouS0 Here we Ufe taught to put our eyes and our mund to good use Besudes lust learmng to umprove our readmg we are guven excellent advnce on studyung and gettnng along un the world These outstandmg charactenstucs make readmg one of the most popular courses In school lm Mr DeSousa uses the tcclnstoscope LIBRARV Individual help IS the keynote of the readmg course MISS A l-Offame AYW5 One of the more relaxnng departments an our school ns the lnbrary, with nts soft aqua walls blonde furmture lounge chairs and wade plcture wmdow But our lnbrary offers more than elther pleasure readnng or research To make It easy to find Mrs Turner keeps a watchful eye The library takes on the Chnstmas spmt l05 and use mformatlon the lnbrary nncludes such faculltles as the card catalogue, mdex table files check out desk, display cases penodlcals and reference shelves If even after all thus, you have a spare moment you can read the lnbrarys own maga znne, The Bublnochat To keep thus large organnzatuon runmng smoothly there are always lnbraruans or Lubrary Council mem bers on hand Our school can certamly be proud of nts extensnve and eftlclent lubrary Emcnent lrbrary Councrl members keep the checkout desk runmng smoothly ,s V, H 4 I , , relaxation, it has a wide selection of excellent books for . , Q I I - . ,, . . ,, . . . . I - 4 x 'l Q.. 6'5 .lf The thnll of getting the keys for the first time A well executed handsugnal a securely fastened safety belt the sound of an lntelllgently driven car and you know that the Dnver Educatson class rs off for another lesson Besndes learning how to actually druve a car students are also guven Indoor mstructnon They learn about laws governmg car ownershlp and opera tlon and mechamcs of the car They are also shown fnlms stressing automobsle safety and are gnven tests to measure eyesught steadyness nnght vnsuon and dnstance gudgment All thus work as leadung up to that gloruous day when they get that maguc pnece of paper LICENSE and thats when they really thank our Druver Ed teachers DRIVER EDUCATION Mr Earl R Smlth Xl IJ Now that we have seat belts we must use them STUDY HALL Mr Lets settle down and get to work Last but not least we have study hall where students relax rest up for thelr extra currlcular actuvltues and gyp to go to the lubrary There are a few people who do homework here but generally tts pretty hard to concentrate because of all that sulence On the other hand you may happen to be an a nousy pernod then you cant work because of all the commotion Wuth these few words we leave studv hall and dont dusturb Alfred E as you put those chaurs up Once m c whrle you're lucky enough to have the right study hall teacher tor what you're studymg Students catch up on sleep too A whisper behind the paper V1..'s.1 . -Q . 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Z' Activities sax ek 1- Mr Armerdlng and Mr Herrick Advrsors Rlchard Hull Edltorm Chaef CULMEN A glass of coke a paece of cake and a deadllne These plus a typewriter reams of paper and oceans of blood sweat and tears are the mam mgrednents of the CULMEN Work on thus book started last year when edu tors were chosen They held meetnngs throughout the sum mer and the begmnung of thus year Everythmg went along smoothly untll deadlme rolled around and then the actnvnty m the workroom began to acaunre the aspects of a neurotnc beehnve Wruteups were wrntten layouts were drawn up, copy was typed and the whole staff became utterly frantuc when the advertusery copy for Bowcraft couldnt be found Just as everyone was about to go mad mad mad the deadline was met by a fractnon and the staff collapsed vowmg never never agaun to look at a yearbook FIRST ROW left to right J Taborell J Walters G Puller P Hamgan B MacRae D DeCuoIIo V Menzoff N Hoeltle J Haer B Zwenfel SECOND ROW Mr Armerdnng E MacRae B McNair E Schlenter N James C Pattee S Stoehrle J Babcock B Grlmalnzzu P Hallowell Mr Hernck THIRD ROW P Wood C Vogel C Pyner C Bellamy S Parness J Johansen A Hartlaub R Pawluck V Loy N Boyd FOURTH ROW l. Ballinger C May B Alcan J Lott C Grady D Ruchard E Baker B Kan gas S Lautala E Montuoru L Carlson FIFTH ROW A Machaells G Hahm L Yarnell D Knapp J Wlmmer J Glaydura R Ross D Hull .1 p J ! if -Q, 4f'?'P-wp Betty Schlener Art Editor Nancy Hoeltle and Nancy Boyd Assocnate layout and Pnctonal Editors Valene Loy Layout and Pvctonal Edntor Art Mlchcells Book Soles Bunny Zwenfel Advertising Barbara Grrmollzzl Busmess Editor nu... ,fW'w Janice Walters Associate Edafor and Chrrstrne Paftee Feature Edrtor 5 e vm, 53.1 Us Roseann Pawlick, Annabel Hartlaub, Virginia Menzoffp Typists. KEVIN HALL Presldenf The Sfudenf Council of work STUDENT CCDUNCIL RICHARD SIEREDZKI Vnce Presldenv ,f NANCY HOELTJE Secrefary ANTHONY LoBUE Treasurer f i I x 1 '- Q L 1 :,f1,Av! V 'w N 4 fi 3, 4 H' , p nl . . .S ' WX , , t f X K 1 1 5 . ,l s., L . 1 , I . -w , 'l f i , 'If rf Y ef STKE if .. ,EB . 5 QI, A .1 is 15 4 717 2 T T, ef 'H .' 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T ROW left to ght R R weifel Hoeltle F George B Weh W Cruciger M Geetlein P Stevens C DeFlltppis V Menzaff S Stoehrle N Boyd P Hallowell B MacRae D Hamgan SECOND ROW Mr Armerdmg B Rickerson R Pawlnck A Hartlaub J MacKay B Gillmonn J Walters C Windisch R Kucinski K Adams K I elm A Davis C B my L C rson Glore McCormack N Ainslie Mr J McCook THIRD ROW J Bryan J Bouker N Whitenack G Dunne P Albano M Oliver P Kopf W Delaney A LoBue B Bragdon M Ross S Parness l. Sweezy G Lawler G Puller P Hanigan D Snyder FOURTH ROW C Moy K Wood K Hall G Hahm S Steen A Hormng B Russo J Wimmer D Warner K Booth J Carlson J Mandy C Tullsen J Grady D Dries O Graham FIFTH ROW R Sleredzlu J Morgan W French D Knapp A Winters L Ballinger R Manfred: E Mandy C Stuhr A Michaells W Weber R ss J Reed R Hll B Harvey A Levett R Be as H3 T 4' t lf ,. T' ,Q X 1 , ' 0 A I FlRS , ri : , e, l.. Johnson, B. Z ' , A. J. Hill, N. . ' , - , - f - l I - , - , . 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'i 4' ' 4 ' ' 22 an dv ,ff ' .i i 52 fl! 9 ? '5 3Qi2? '9?3 'Q :rn gygsz ia K 'a ,Q ,, f' 6? v iii , '35Z V J, hzzwfx .iff vvgmy, ' FIRST ROW: N. James, J. Babcock, J. Haer, G. Piller. SECOND ROW: N. Boyd, E. MacRae, N. Hoeltie, E. Zweifel. GIRLS' CITIZENSHIP INSTITUTE Delegates elected by their classmates on the basis of leadership and citizenship represent the Class of l959 at Girls' Citizenship lnstitute. In June, 1958, the girls spent five days at Douglass College, where they learned more about the principles of democracy and service. Some of D. Knapp, D. Snyder, L. Ballinger. 1' ja.. the activities available to the girls while at Douglass were tennis, swimming, and group singing. On the last night, a talent show was given with all the girls participating. The highlight of the conference was a trip to Trenton, where Governor Meyner addressed the group. Delegates: Alternates: Nancy Boyd Nancy Hoeltie Elizabeth MacRae Elizabeth Zweifel Judy Babcock Janice Haer Nancy James Geraldine Piller BOYS' STATE Delegates- Donald Knapp, David Snyder, Lowell Ballinger Boys' State, which is sponsored bv the American Legion, gives elected representatives of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School the chance to learn how our government is run. The boys make an organized study of city, county, and state governments during the ten days spent at Rut- gers. They hold their own elections with political parties, nominations and campaigns for various fictitious offices. By knowing more about our government these boys will be better citizens of tomorrow. I ll 6 2 K. 4 . . I ,s 3. 1 s t r I 5 ff s-..., 2 5 3 : 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Friend, G. Lawrence, K. Wilhelm SECOND ROW: J. Reeder, M. Koelbl, J. Tudor. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen Karen Wilhelm and George Lawrence All assemblies put on in our school are planned by the assembly committee, under the able di- rection ol Mrs. Friend. This group is composed of a boy and girl from each of the three upper classes, who meet regularly to coordinate a schedule of assemblies ranging from a Billy Austin Recognition Day to the Moonglowers Pro- gram. In addition to this, they compile the audi- torium seating arrangements and often organize the assembly itself. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Wilhelm, G. Lawrence FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Shatz, J. Hampton S Walters J Larson J. , . , . , E. Montuori, G. McCormack, R. West, L. McCormack, W. Oldiord, E. Mader, P. Alexson, J. Stievater, B. Twitchell, V. Sidun, J. Klastorin, C. Zlata, P. Barnes, J. Adams, C. Tullsen. FIFTH ROW: J. Reeder, P. Prior, Bell. SECOND ROW: N. Boyd, J. Glynn, J. Odell, J. Walker, C. Sector, C. L. Marshall, G. Bengston, A. Roach, C. Pyner, P. Coriell, F. Gurske, D. Palac, J. Jaffe, F. Crater, B. Matusik, C. Sampson. THIRD ROW: J. Pollock, Ford, M. Lohrman, L. Formica. SIXTH ROW: L. Swarts, C. Rahn, J. Carlson, K. Bassett, B. Gillman, J. Churik, D. Wynn, B. Asselta, N. Ventre, E. D. Reh, B. Austin, J. Johanson, K. Hahm, M. Felasha, E. Mattke, L. Purvis, D. Hanigan, J. Walters, J. Taborell, C. Burns, Miss L. Ayers. Hughes, D. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: T. B ' assman, R. Neal, M. Wade, P. Vollweiler, C. Hanson, LIBRARY COUNCIL s ii, s-s-i 'Jil A2- President , .. David Snyder Vice-President Janice Walters Secretary Barbara Austin Treasurer Donald Hadick Why not visit our library? A Library Council member will gladly help you to find the book you want. Through this organization, students get a chance to find out how a library works. They check out books, collect fines, straighten books on shelves, and do many things to help our library run smoothly. At monthly meetings members learn how to do library work in coniunction with many interesting programs, some of which have been Keep Talking a play directed by Judi Adams, and a visit froin the Westfield Library Council, 'D LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Walters, D. Hadick, D. Snyder, B. Austin SEATED left to rlght R Re A Hartlaub STANDING J Wlmmer P Gugllelmo J Glaydura B Grnmoltzzu G Lawrence FANSCOTIAN Editor ln Chief Assocfate Edltor Copy Co Edltors Sports Edftor Busmess Manager Advertising Manager Typmg 'drtor Photography Editor George aw Rosemary R Nancy James rence Jet? Wummer John Glaydura Annabel Hartlaub Phylls Guglnelmo Barbara Grlmolozzn Charles May In Scotch Plains everyone reads the Fanscotlan The truth of these words are evndent on days when thus paper as sold for teachers often lose a whole class of students behmd a forest of newsprmt Most of the people who peruse the pages of thus ullustrn ous news dnspenser often do not realize the work an producing the paper Under the durectnon of the advisors and Edntornn Chlef artlcles are written proofread made up unto a dummy copy proof read agam and then sent tothe printer Although we occasuonally read about a football game during basketball season that as a mnnor ponnt and every one enloys chatty lnttle artncles luke the Inquurmg T ROW left to rught R Re N James M Reeves E Osher Le mclc Zanom G Bu e Weh J Ronzo M Pecoraro R Travnsono SECOND ROW Mr A DeSousa C Wlndnsch S Crandell J Taborell R West P Maher P Jones P Gugluelmo B GfImDlIZZI J Jaffe S Wright Mr G Esposito THIRD ROW A Hartlaub S Stoehrle J Gllbert K Wilhelm K Pollock J C rl N V a son anNest D Rlchard P Word S Loshm G McCormack FOURTH ROW N Such C Fmkenstakt l. Yornell J Glay dura A Wlnt J W ers lmmer G Lawrence C May T Wood 1. ' ' .v,. .. E . ' L V I ' 5, 4 1 2' . .' . ' ' I 1 ' - 11 11 I I - . . . . ,, . . f g ' 1 - I - I - U l 1 - ' I Reporter and Could You Imagine? FIRS , 'f. ,. ,. ,. ,s. 5',A. ',. gl,B. 1 as C7 +7 ,,,. 1 X Q J- 0: , l ' l lx 0, ?'.,, X f fr N.. x 5 ' va A C2 F nr' 5 i Q., ., FIRST ROW, left to right: B. MacRae, S. Lesniclx, P. Honigan, C. Baczynski. SECOND ROW: M. Vigani, S. Stoehrle, C. Bellamy, P. Hallowell, V. Menzoff. THIRD ROW: D. Richard, M. Koelbl, A. Fehon, C. Pyner. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE President Pat Hallowell Vice-President Pat Hanigan Secretary-Treasurer Dolores Richard Miss Byorek and her small staff of reporters were in charge of all public relations from the high school to the newspapers in town and in the surrounding areas. Most articles seen in the papers concerning dances, sports, assemblies, plays, and other events were written by this hard working but little known group. LEFT TO RIGHT P Hallowell P Hanigan, D Richard lfo w,553,. , J ' s - A. gtk ,f, la 'Y 'Jw 5'-if X1 I ll' q ' .-ni 'i -mu . . 4 , , ' M' 3, . f ,65- Q. sas ggggi, G' Z. Q 'fs if W :- : ix ie W Z 2. L 5 34? ' er 'xg gyfi1 ,fr' .af 1 iii Bm '?1X1gf?1K5'UX' 0 W ,Q M me 3.5 ., S L., 'gf J f ,gy X i V g'i?,, y ii A 1, ' ,Qi A f 1 xx 4,Qz1y.? 'rf at , L 'wa5L?yf22 ' ,gf We - ' r , , . , I . A'9 0 'r' z E- -- v 1,1 . : I , N ., . i ,, , f . Q1 9- ' 'Q ug -fe 'TPS ,,,: lr I Q dar, i M.. - -4 wi, 44 ' ' ,fl-'digg kwtwki A .,,. . , www-Q ..' . 1-Q Q t ...ss M hx .11- .Li--1 l . 5' si I I wtf' f' , .'. , .1-. -. -Q- fi-J. In 1- fig fr, .7 ,gl lik ,- ,..!-- 2.1 V D, ,Jam f' .,- I -,,'-l..1,1s..x,.-1-t.. v 1' ' H+- ir' fi 'flV 4' E451 4 'gi- , ' ' V V ' L., . ' GW . Q Q X 44? iw Q - W I A :Q ,VA . SA mmm!! L. '93, Q ,v L t, .'Y N Q 1, W Rs, V g ,is W gpx , if QV V. :xv LN, uv , X W va fi ' 'J-Q ' TL 'L t -LN X , 'fn ' . ily 1 L-' Ex fl' - ' J -J . v A 'gfsl 'XP' LV , Xi QF 1- A g.?,:a.w 5 fu . 1- 'W 1 C Q ?1' 1' L H,gf'x,L J' LLLQ' Lili? Q R ' M Lkx f . J J r Q V- ,x,, rl' :Q i , J , 1- 2- 5 x ' ' ' 5 + 1 1 I ' . 'X 3 4. gf ' 1 I ' Q59 S gg: - ' ' FIRST ROW, left to right: B. English, D. Bopp, R. Woodruff, A. Frederick, 8. Slivinske Q11 J. Ocello. SECOND ROW: S. Gautier, P. Quigley, C. Calhoun, S. Zlotnicoff, P. Schultz C. Lindsay, A. LoBue, T. Wood, M. Wiklund, C. Freund. THIRD ROW: S. Stoehrle, Mr J. Checchio, J. Mastrogiovanni, B. Ingram, O. Graham, B. Terry, S. Holt. MOONGLOWERS SU E STOEH RLE Vocalist Soft lights, a hushed audience . . . and then the haunting, nostalgic strains of Moonglow begin another assembly by our school's dance band. The members of the Moonglowers are the cream of the regular band. They are known for both exciting lump numbers like Pennsylvania 6-5000 and smooth mellow ballads like All the Things You Are. This group's music is a cherished memory of everyone in school and will certainly be fondly reminisced upon for many reunions to come. I Q YI T 5 Q ,-9 - f' s 6- ' V, 'fs Q7 Q xv gg ' ' D f . I I K s N N.. Q, I N N X FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Cruciger, B. Semanchik, J. Haer, A. Sandberg, A. J. Hill, B, MacRae, E. Zweifel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Denniston, A. Peterson, C. Burns, J. Babcock, C. Peele, S. Staehrle, N. Boyd, C. Pattee. THIRD ROW: K. Wilhelm, C. Bellamy, L. Carlson, E. Mattke, K. Adams, P. Prior, P. Quigley. LAS CANTADORES AND BOYS' GLEE CLUB Soft, dreamy, close harmony and rousing renditions of to read music, and incidentally, a good voice. These iump numbers are the trade marks of two of the most groups are best known for their special numbers in various select organizations in our school, Las Con and Boys' Glee programs, and in particular for the line performance in Club. Student in all classes may belong, the only require- Plain and Fancy. ments being ranked in the top third of the class, ability FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Reeder, W. Anderson, B. Ingram. SECOND ROW: A. Michaelis, J. Morgan, O. Graham, A. LoBue, D. Knapp, J. Zetto, J. Grove. THIRD ROW: E. Cannon, R. Manfredi, E. Mandy, W. Weber, B. Harvey, B. English, C. Lindsay, P. Neuheller, R. Bellas. STANDING: Mr. Denniston. ' a I I I r '-C , . S -I . Q! lg., Q 1 I . I ' ' x 1 ' I i , Z . 1 r i f I 2 t i. 2 5 'T' 4 DQ i I' Il' ' lx. 'I Q Q I I I I 2 BB . , gr . . I L , . 'V I g 'A 1 . It I FIRST ROW, lelt to right: C. Sampson, M. Rustako, S. Day, L. Metzger, W. Cruciger, N. Saner, A. Peterson, L. Thompson, E. Lehr, B. Hayden, S. Walters, G. Ginsberg, B. Semanchik, B. MacRae, A, J. Hill, A. Sandberg, J. Haer, P. Norris, F. George, P. Alexson, B. Zweifel, C. Villa. SECOND ROW: P. Quigley, S. Monahan, P. Neuheller, B. Anderson, M. Ross, B. ,, A ,I ! --. .,.-....f- N- 'L 3' -' ' ,ill ' ' 1, . W., SENIOR CHGRUS The Showboat's in town! The Showboat's in town! With this rousing introduction the Senior Chorus ushered in another of its musical variety programs. The Chorus is known for its sparkling production of all types ot vocal music. The Christmas assembly contained both modern and traditional carols. The Thanksgiving program was a balance of the heavy and the light all served up with that little extra dash of showmanship. This year, one ot the big events for the Chorus, and indeed for the whole school, was a production of Plain and Fancy that was good enough to make Broadway blush. X a Schult, J, Bouker, M. Yarnell, G. McCormack, R. West S Gautier S Stoehrle, N. Ainslie, R. Glare, J. Babcock, T. McCu en Jones Boyd, C. Pattee, C. Burns, C. Peele. THIRD ROW: M. Hudson J Carlson P. Prior, E. Mattke, L. Carlson, C. Bellamy, K. Wilhem L Hughes Medearis, S. Schaaf, J, Smolen, L. Main, W. Nock, D Dooren B Aren Ll Q- V f , 1 f rg? j ,', , ,W ,. x .2 , x ' l Y , I I 5 ' ' r 5 ' lr 1 Q I . ,fs .Q ' - A , ' y 4 J l,,.,A KX A A g 'fx .F 'Ut' F -- f H ., s , f, ! f Q L ' ' I ' 4 f I 2 Q , r S . - , l z 'A Q, Q e 1' X, 15 'K 1 , , 1-V 1 'Y-H , . . 'Qt . --A ,. .. Yoff, B. Kalhfus, M. Lynch, D. Ford, K. Adams, C, Farlow, K. Kellogg, M, Hodge, J. Graham. FOURTH ROW: O. Graham, J. English, D. Snyder, R Bellas, B. Harvey, D. Knapp, E, Mundy, R. Manfredi, A, Michaelis, J. Mor gan, W. Weber, J. Reeder, W. Badare, E. Cannon, R. Capone, B. English A. l.oBue, R. Woodruff, C Lindsay, B Ingram, C, Grady, C. Tullsen LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bellas, B. Zweifel, C. Baczynski, E. Cannon, 3 OFFICERS Presiden' Robin Bellas Vice-Presiden' Bunny Zwelfel Secrelary Caralynn Baczynslci 6 Treasurer Edward Cannon 128 FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Metsger, S. Gautier, V. Wilson, D. Snyder, HUGH M- Mofel, J- Rdndel. C- Llfldwy, A- Sundbefg, K- WODCJ- THiRD C. Rahn, J. Grady, M. Paltz, G. Hansen, J. Corbin, J. Babcock, J, ROW: J. Ocello, A. Frederick, D. Bopp, B. Slivmske, J. Smith, C. Cal Sackel, C. Burns, R. Ranucci. SECOND ROW, Standing: B. Twifchell, L. lwvn, A- Kolvifes. P- Schultz, M- Wiklund, B- English, C- Freund- 5fGf1Cllf19 Carlson. Sitting: E. Mattke, N. Whitenack, M. Wade, J. Venes, J. C- Bofelff J- DUb 10W5lKl- MV- J- Cl'10CCl1l0, 5- l'l0l9, O- Gfalwm, B- lngfcm Bouker, C. Wood, G. Homack, D. Woodruff, G. Barbier, P. Quigley, J. M- l-YNCl1- M05ll'09'0V0n l, B- TEVTY- M- Pond- ORCHESTRA One of the least known but hardest working organizations in our music depart- ment is the orchestra. This group, lacking the bands' flamboyant uniforms and march- ing routines, concentrates on just plain, old fashioned, good music. The orchestra plays for some assemblies, in particular the Honor Society induction and Mr. Byrd's Ora- torical contest. lt also performs at the annual spring concert and graduation. President Linda Carlson Vice-President Ken Wood Secretary Jill Bouker Treasurer Judy Babcock LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Carlson, K. Wood, J. Bouker, J. Babcock. HRST ROW, left to flghlf MVS- F- l-lmPe f- J- T0b0 ell- P- Maher, G- baum. THIRD ROW: C. Bellamy, L. Huges, S. Steen, J. Zetto, J, Lott, M. McCormack, S. Stoehrle, J. Miller, P. Norris, 8. Reilinger. SECOND ROW: P,-och, FOURTH ROW: J, Wimmer, C. Dutcher, A. Kalbtus, G. Pitney, A. Linaschke, R. Kucinslxi, M. Holt, G. Furman, L. Ray, J. Jaffe, S. Tannen- DRAMATICS CLUB How now, brown cow? This old chestnut is presented in a new setting this year in the Dramatic Club organized by Mrs. Limpert and Miss Blackman. Eight members are chosen from each of the four classes and once in, a member remains until he graduates. Besides going to see a Broadway play and hearing a guest speaker, activities included a freshman and sophomore presentation of a play, The Christmas Rose, and a one act play put on in April for the Drama Festival. President Susan Stoehrle Vice-President Gail McCormack Secretary Robin Kucinslci Treasurer Gae Furman LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Stoehrle, G. McCormack, R. Kucinslci, G. Furman. 129 2' .51 S17 v- NW! A , , -Aw 1 1 1 NN' Liu ,-lx ' '. .fi.5M-fy 'f -Y-1'--f ' A ,. .. Y W fi.-F 3 - 119' , f. J,L f f' N a if. ,z -if A 164 , . Q 21542 Q 3 VC f ' f , . L ,M 3 -fi, - 'ff zum rdzfifv - 'fa , . ,ii- M fig 1 as , --f -ns ,ii Q, w ' Silk , '35 Y N1-f' JL .4 .. 1 ' x qs Y-sv L.5'O eis T7 'C37 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. R. Tilley, V. Loy, J. Walters, E. Schleiter, R. Neumuller SECOND ROW C. Borek, J. Pecoraro, R. Mars, J. Lott. THIRD ROW: D. Hill, R. Ross, L. Ballinger, D Smelser M Di Francesco. FOURTH ROW: D. Snyder, D. Knapp, A. Michaelis. ADVANCED CHEMISTRY CLUB Students who have already had one year of chemistry may ioin the Advanced Chemistry Club to explore further into the world of acids, bases, combustion and burning. The members also hope to get into advanced college classes or iust make their freshman year a little easier. They have worked with an analytical balance and will continue last year's work in quantitative analysis. ' J QL, w 1' Q 0 9 0 C: C f , F' if 'QF' H' 'MU U ,,g 4 'Wd w v .-4 L Y , wf -..,. , ' ighQ f T ' wx , V1 W Y f 'V x ffl' ut Q Agn- ,W CBEZ RM ,, fx . ,f .A xx' '?f1??-?!Ef?+Qw C-M23 35?-f N ,jeff W 5 fiifff-SST 2G1'?.fi, ff1 f5?g, j 1' 34:1 aa. HI 1 ll!i:5fz,w -1:2211 e , fI' W' 1 a' 'Q 5 Hffiifff Aww was ,ff f, fi A55 U M - iff, 5-YH fleff 'Nw' V 171 nu fm if ff- if ff 'Q f AJ l f f1!fQ.mE?3.f M by .41 f ,4 ,, A , v. 2 1' Wa ' f .QX 'K A f 1 . ' . . 9 P4 as ' , ,Q A .. :Z 49 , W ., A 4 -apt 4322-.4 A..- it, ff! ii 1' 165 lvl Q7 J, 4, 34. H if .fr . WM , 4 'Wt' 4 1 Q, a Q, ,YG -if -ag. 4 51: sz, Q17 : if J ww: v ' gm. 4-+2 vii ' 1 gs :A .112 -VIA' K LEFT TO RIGHT: C. xi U May, S. T PHOTOGRAPHY President Charles May Vice-President Stanley Trzoniec Treasurer Herbert Treger Are you familiar with hypo, f-stops and guide numbers? If you are, you probably belong to the Photography Club. The members of this organization learn the basics of good picture taking and by the end of the year they are beyond the snapshot stage. The boys in this group discuss proposed pic- tures and constructively criticize photos brought to meetings. They also get instruction in the technical aspects of print and film processing. This will be of great help when they complete their year's project, the building of a darkroom. CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: C. May, D. Trzoniec. SECOND ROW: A. DaPuzza, H. Treger, J. DiNuzzo, 'v 1: av' 1 A 'T ... 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' ,N f f -Y ' W A aw wig? f,:pi.l A' ' ' j- ' gg? , ,, , Us ,, 4 fi 2 i 9 L , fi . f Q- 4 - 2 9 W f Q2i5wf?:FssP4 4 V 5 . ., :gs V U, iff 1 f .,.h,y,,1L 1 ,gg 2: fa 'J - we ' K 1. . ,L f 5 in 4 REQ, 19 V 4 -SM5? if Q -Q K ai KP' 1 -Sw , Us-HZ? ::3'ff21kg 'AX751 ,' nga Wy' K' 1, Til f ff' 'W 1-55 '1 gf: e 1 k515,fg,Q 9' g, We gag , . ,sf ,Q PROJECTION SQUAD Presrdent Robert Ross Vrce President Carroll Borek Secretary Treasurer Kenneth Wood The Prolectuon Squad as a servnce group formed under the ausprces of the Audio Vusual Ands Depart ment The squad performs all the servnces for our school whvch are related to that department They provrde prolectors record players and tape recorders for the mdrvrdual class rooms and they order rent and store films and fllmstrnps for the school The boys In thus squad work hard rn carrying out all these 'obs but It nsnt really too bad as rt ns often possuble to go for a mce lnttle rnde on one of those film prolectron wagons l 'ON LEFT TO RIGHT R Ross C Borek K Wood FIRST ROW left to rrght Mr F Malesky L Graham B Ingram H Loots J Vrllone P Neuheller G Dunne P Vollwerler P I.aMorte R Almy A Gilbert B Eld SECOND ROW W French C Thompson D Bopp J Yoeckel T Hefferman H Treger D Haas G McRay C Drsbrow K Booth T Harper THIRD ROW B Welclenbacher G Coon B Newell J Tudor A Hormng C Borek K Woody R Thompson E Kulles M Bradley I36 LEFT TO RIGHT G Hahm C Grady V Loy W Lott DEBATE CLUB IGREGORY DREW CHAPTERI Pfegdgm George Hohm Vrce Presrdent Valerie lay Secretary Carol Grady 1,-ensure, Wlllaam Lott Mr Chavrman honorable ludge and worthy op ponent Wnth thus formal opening the Debate Club begins many of nts bouts wlth clubs from other schools The topuc of the debates thus year was R solved the U S Should Adopt the Essenhal Features of the Brutnsh Educatuonol System Teams from our school debated both the amrmatuve and negatnve sude of thus question All these students showed the essentual qualu tres of a successful debater ongmalrty umtuatnve quuck wnttedness and the abuluty to stay calm under pressure FIRST ROW left to rnght P Hanlgan F West M Rustako C Bell V Loy SECOND ROW G Telfert J Johansen P Kolb l Mann D Wynn M Atluns THIRD ROW L Hughes S Holt C Grady T Col lm: I Kangas FOURTH ROW G Hahm l Yarnell R Hull 137 'CV u a LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Hartlaub, D. Richard, J. Miller, G. Bugle. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss J. Byorelm, T. Grimaldi, G. Bugle, D. DeCuoIIo, V. Men zoff, M. Reves, D. Koscielny, J. Holton, Mrs. Dettmar. SECOND ROW: J. Matusik, P Jones, P. Maher, L. Capone, G. Bavosa, R. Pawlick, J. Miller, A. Guterl. THIRD ROW S. Austin, J. Eshelman, J. Pirolozzi, P. Guglielmo, B. Hansen, J. Gilbert, J. Laratta E. DeCuolIo, A. Hartlaub. FOURTH ROW: C. Church, R. Kosta, D. Pollock, D. Paft B. Mayer, C. Pyner, D. Richard, K. Polich, J. Odell. President .. . Annabel Hartlaub Vice-President Dolores Richard Secretary , ...,,. Judy Miller Treasurer Gloria Bugle BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB The purpose of this club is to acquaint members with the business world. Girls in this club hear speakers and see films dealing with various iobs. From these they get a first hand idea of just what will be expected ot them when they are on their own as secretaries and steno- graphers. Two outstanding meetings have featured a speaker from Bell Labs and a film on the daily routine ot a secretary. The major projects for the yearlhave been the sale of Bower's Peanut Crunch and a year's end tea tor all the teachers in the Business Education Department. Although it is a new club, Teens for Safe Driving is also one of the most active ones. This group is composed of students over sixteen whose purpose is to promote auto- mobile safety by making the student body more safety conscious. The charter of this club, which is a branch TEENS FOR SAFE DRIVING President .. . Wayne Weber Vice-President ...,. .. ,.,., John Morgan Secretary-Treasurer Malcolm Nettingham of the Student Council, was lust granted this year and since then many activities of service to the school have been organized. Members are stationed in the parking lot before and after school to regulate traffic, and a traffic court has been organized to deal with violators on school property. LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Weber, J. Morgan. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Osborn, N. VanNest, L. Carlson, E. Montuori, J. Babcock K. Kreie, G. Lawler, E. Douglass, V. Menzoff, P. Olsen. SECOND ROW: K. Hall, J. Keim, M. Nettingham, R. lngraham, K. Syers, J. Eshelman, J. Sockel. THIRD ROW: R. Sieredzki, C. May, C. Lindsay, R. Carboy, S. Parness, B. Austin, C. Truit, P. Kolb, M. Morgan. FOURTH ROW: A. Michaelis, D. Jedry, J. Trowbridge, H. Henning, H. Treger, S. Steen, R. Mars, W. Weber. 1 I I 137 -,,,, cnyvnv nvvv: J. iuamec, x.. otunr, J. norwnz. CHESS CLUB fs as 4 . President .. ,. ,, Bettie MacRae Vice-President , Pot Hallowell Secretary ,, Elaine Montuori Treasurer Lee Yarnell The Chess Club consists of a small group of interested students who meet to play chess and discuss playing strategies among themselves. Under the guidance of Mr. Volpe elimination tournaments are played within the club and it is from the results of these games that a team is selected to play against teams from other schools. LEFT TO RIGHT: B, MacRae, P. Hallowell, E. Montuori, L. Yarnell. 14 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President , , , , . Kay Adams Vice-President . ......... .... J udy Vail Segrefqry ,,,,, .... .,..,,,. M C fllyn MCIll'l Treasurer . . , Margaretta Koelbl Learning to live better today in order thot our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow is the motto of the Future Homemakers of America and it expresses exactly the purpose of this organization. During the year the most important projects have been preparing Christmas stockings for needy children and giving a Spring Fashion Show. A. Fel-non, L. Main, J. Grady, K. Adams, M. Po FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Vail, C. Windisch, J. Hampton, M. Paltz. SECOND ROW B Asselta nd I y V . HQ. D . ti Q i A 5 . .. g , L - . 1 . -4:-I .5 ,. I is FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Branch, C. Bellas, B. Hulloclz, M. Bardolf, J. ROW: M. Morgan, C. Truitt, C. Bellamy, J. Cory, A. Seibert, L. De' Denitzio, M. Geetlein, J. Stievoter, P. Norris, B. Semanchilr, K. Boyne, B. Francesco, R. Brenstock, C. Laing, D. Hanigon, K. Kellogg, M. Risley. Reilinger. SECOND ROW: J. Vail, A. Sandberg, S. Cristafori, D. Campion, FOURTH ROW: R. Neal, M. Clancy, M. Gee, L. Stash, A. Roach, I. Kangas, B. Kolesar, K. Jensen, L. Rocco, J. Glynn, B. Borek, C. Schmauk. THIRD E. Douglass, P. Wood, L. Whritenour, L. Sworts, P, Prior, D. Dooren, B. Austin. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President ,. . Carol Bellamy Vice-President . , ..... Muffy Morgan Secretary . . ..... Carole Truitt LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Bellamy, M. Morgan, C. Truitt, B. Austin. Treasurer Barbara Austin Nurses of tomorrow, here is your club. The Future Nurses of America was organ' ized in our school for students interested in becoming members of this profession. One of the main purposes of this group is to acquaint its members with the many different fields of nursing. Speakers from the various branches of the profession ad- dress meetings, and some girls have spent a day in a hospital observing the course that would be taken by a student nurse. I4 e::'. sa ' ffi? Qantas 1 '06 V Z Y 1 ' ft , Xml' :fe 'Q la 80195 if 1 7' A W, ,. iw 35,0 , ggggi Q, egg ' 'I' ' ff- WHY MVA.-. ff V, 7 Y, ' ' 111 I , 1 M W Fx V rj Q1 551 if 7 4 ., . u..,, ZS . - -zz I 'E 4-'rfyk' si ffm' ,L Q 5.1, VV, , i f f ww MH' F' 'S R HA, 3 ,wa dv, ,, Q-fri i Nr 44,025 A iw gwagitxgf W .M ' vu 6? f v' 5 . ,1 2. if If . ,, b. f - we E. o -33' crgf ai U . Q, .. -M 1 .1 'ff :Hi fx 9- 'v-, .hifi 5253 E412 ,gf i - ,f af , 934' 1 Jw W President George Lawrence Vice President Lowell Ballinger Secretalre Antoinette Kucnnslu Charger dargent Mary MacRae Continental foods? If so they were probably the members of the French Club talking about their next meeting This club sponsored by Mlle Pitcher and conducted entirely in French has as its theme Le Gourmet which means that at each meeting they have a different course of a French meal Besides consuming these goodies the members of the club also play French word games and pantomimes, give reports and have speakers on France come in Anyone for shrimp stewed in white wine? FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW left to right Miss E Pitcher N James M MacRae P Hamgan L Mayer N Hoeltle J Haer R Re G Hahm SECOND ROW E Baker A Fehon M McGill K Knecht A KUCll1SkI S Stoehrle V Knouse THIRD ROW .I Ernst A Horning G Lawrence L Ballinger H Williams C Vogel J Sa I , ..... , , Have you ever noticed any students discussing various exotic - , - , u - - , , President Stuart Zlotnikoff Vice President Linda Secretary Candy Sampson Treasurer Joan Stnevater Marshall The main purpose ot the Latin Club is to give Latin students a more rounded picture of the ancient Roman big event on the clubs agenda along with a trip to Rutgers for the Junior Classical League Convention was their banquet held in the ancient Roman manner The guests reclined on mats on the floor and ate Roman style food They also had an invocation to the Penates, or household gods and after the meal had entertainment in the ancient style LEFT TO RIGHT S Zlotnnkoft L Marshall C Sampson J Stuevater FIRST ROW left to right Mr F Quinn K Monahan A Peterson C Sampson J Bryan C Sector J Stlevater J Larson M Morel N Orr L LaGreca C Bell SECOND ROW S Crandell K Bray J Bouker B Rickerson M Reagan J Hmara J Matey G Gottlick D Danilko J Graham K Kellogg THIRD ROW L Marshall B Arentoft P Barnes B Kalbfus C Edwards B Fedumak P Prior N Vasal: M Hodge M Hudson B Landers FOURTH ROW D Bopp J Walter S Slnker A Levett J Reed T Plocek G Pitney J Zetto J Pollock C Gardener M Scott 14 civilization and to stimulate an interest in the classics. 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Pfeiffer, B. 1 2 an 3 T . Q xl yr AX FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Kozimor, J. Shades, M. Paltz, J. Crippen, G. Ginsberg, J. Stievater, P. Norris, F. Crater, B. Weh, K. Boyne, S. Rinaldi, D. Davis, L. Johnson, C. Villa, A. J. Hill. SECOND ROW: A. DeCuollo, M. Lawrence, M. Pattee, J. Vail, W. Cruciger, E. DeFiIippis, C. Pattee, N. Boyd, M. Reves, G. Sheelen, J. Ginsberg, J. Hampton, E. Osher. THIRD ROW: C. Baczynski, J. Babcock, C. Burns, J. Kozimor, L. Andrusky, D. Wynn, M. Wade, F. Giacobbe, C. Hayden, S. Gautier, A. Peterson, Mrs. A. Resnick. FOURTH ROW: Miss A. L. Birkins, R. Neal, J. Miller, R. Pawlick, K. McCasIin, L. Marshall, K. Adams, M. Risley, R. Kucinski, J. Graham, P. Quigley, J. Gilbert, L. McCormack, R. West, M. Hudson. FIFTH ROW: J. Grady, B. Mayer, S. Schaaf, J. Smolen, J. Bouker, N. Whitenack, C. Hanson, S. Loitala, G. Bengtson, C. Guenther, C. Schmidt, N. VanNest, G. Johnson. SIXTH ROW: C. Grady, D. Dries, P. McVay, M. Comtess, M. Morgan, C. Pyner, L. Carlson, A. Davis, C. Bellamy, L. Hughes, J. Johansen, P. Bragg, C. Tullsen. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB 5QUADS!! For seven periods a day, four days a week, these words bring the girls' gym classes to order. The members of the Girls' Leaders Club are familiar sights to all girls as, with clipboards and squad cards in hand, they take attendance, give skill tests and in many ways assist the phys ed teachers. Leaders handle the routine paper work of the department, help administer and score the various tests from leg lifts to layups, and generally help in any way possible to make classes run smoothly. All is not work for the Leaders, however, as they often get together for social evenings of fun. This combination of work and play makes Leaders one of the most useful and enioyable clubs in the school. 'I4 nv 5.5! Q B X 1' I' O 3 I ' '1' W ltl ' gk -r '.-6 '-' ga Q is i'5?3--qi: 393.1 Q ' 2 - Q I . 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' V' A. +'f viii 5 s. -up ,q Q . Sports XD, f qw Q 1 5 ' MDE: 35 n xp, tl 1 6. JR. . Nd RICH STEREDZKI BAS KET BALL , F RECORD ' X DANNY REMLER S.P.F. Opp. JOE SCARPATI Lg - 79 MANVLLLE 61 1 -tg . 74 METUCHEN 51 ,Q as A 78 WESTFIELD 70 1' 77 DUNELLEN 50 R-up 75 CLARK 55 -Q in 2 46 ROSELLE PARK 53 R ,f . 73 RosELLE 45 A 67 . METUCHEN 61 55 RosELLE . 63 .Q 64 CRANEORD 78 77 . H1LLs1DE 72 50 DUNELLEN 71 - 67 CLARK 45 1 , 55 . MANVILLE 52 ' 72 SPRINGFIELD 63 ,f 'Y ., ,, 5 vi AIDI ' 1 5: . X f L 1 X -r 's i 'Q -r X. A - Y ' X fl 5 DON KNAPP FIRST ROW, left io right: J. Ray, J. Scarpotfi, D. Knapp, E. Mandy, A. Michaelis, J. Fisher, B. Eld. ED MANDY SECOND ROW: Mr. C. Defimur, D. Brynildsen, R. Hood, D. Remler, W. Born, J, Tudor, R. Sieredzki, A. Winters, J. Gludurc. 3 L i X Coach Charles Dettmar has always come up with a fine cage squad in his eleven years as head coach and this season is no exception. The Raiders started the season with five straight wins before losing to a Roselle Park combine 53-46. In the streak they beat an impressive rival Westfield 78-70. This game will be well remembered by the players and fans alike as the team played their best game ofthe season. The Raiders continued to excel throughout the season remaining in 2nd place to a powerful Cranford five. Coaches Dettmar and Schnltzer MR JOHNSON FIRST ROW left to right K Booth E Edwards G Krlvacs J Ferrara B Buob J Sweeney SECOND ROW Coach SCl1l1IYlEf J Mules J Mandy J renner J orbyn Engls B Spnn er J Ocello J Mandy x..-I LY 4 5 QBIIQR3 x lfj 4 i Un. FIRST ROW left to rnght F Koslu V Abbruzzesn Co captoms SECOND J Scarpatn R Cantlllo P Chomyn Mr Nelson THIRD ROW A Wmters L Hemmgway F Scerbo W Terty J Torbyn J Dunbnowslu M Gonzalez R Stacllhouse ROW Mr Formuchella Mr Zanowntz D Deprospero K Hall J Snlder A Mutchell D Remler R Carboy L Ballunger RECORD SPF Opp NORTH PLAINFIELD HIGHLAND PARK MANVILLE HILLSIDE METUCHEN CRANFORD CLARK Thus season s football squad dudnt quite Iuve up to the expecta tnons of our fine grad mentor Charles Nelson as at flnushed wnth o 17 record The lone wm came on the opemng game of a new Thanksguvmg Day serues wnth Clark It was a hard fought 13 0 wan before some 2500 loyal fans It also marked our first wan an ten games and our first shutout nn four years The Raiders played a rough schedule nn 58 Iosmg to a good Metuchen club and spuruted Cranford team an the final mnnutes and to Hnllsvde on a come from behnnd touchdown The Rauders defense was something to be reckoned wath all season long guvung up only two touchdowns a contest average wuse After holdnng Highland Park to a 140 score Pork went on to a undefeated season and averaged 30 points a contest This was also the year Bull Austin former S P H S grad star was unanlmously chosen to the All American squad brmgmg fame and honor to hamself and the communities of Scotch Plains and Fanwood 154 V B Parks J Ogden J Holt FOURTH ROW A Novello R Regg K Hamilton R Van Allxen J Brennan R Bellam C Calhoun W Weldenbaclrer J Buondo J Mallow W Anderson W Thomas FIFTH ROW N DeQuollo O Edwards W Jones R Capone R Morrufiezo D Powers J Raunnsh B Thompson C Hamlette R Stoveken Coaches Formlclvella Nelson Morovetz Zanowacz ' .M i I I by I g. 'eg st . - I 'Q , . 5 W' it ,gf mit by x 1' I fc, E p g 7 'I I I Q5 . ' 4 J , ' ' V ' V Yu .At .W L 1 . I, , i I I .-n l I J Ag ' nr-- F Q ' l ffl' 1 , aa 6 .,,.,,,,,,,, ROSELLE, , , , 13 0 s.s,....,, ,,,s,,..,, 2 0 O ,s,.,,,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,, , 14 0 ..,...,,,,,.,,,, , s,,,,,.. H ,,,,, , 'I2 18 ,,,,.,to....e,,... eeeeeeee e,,te,eee 1 9 - , , , - , 'I9 .,...,..oo,,o,,o .,,,,,,,,,, , ,A 26 13 ....,.,,..,, , ,,..,. .,,,,,,,. 2 O 'I3 .,......,...,.,,. , , .,,,.,,, , 0 Q. o,.. We have plenty ol good subsiiluies loo. ,, 1.--. ,.,,:, ,,..,,- , L , -rr, .- .fy , -we--L-f 1,-, 4 1- - Will he cafch if? Whcl a cafch! 11 -.V Q :Ja V it 'f 'i'A 'I . i 2 ' - Y Y ' '. ' ' -jl kg., , ,,H4.-,.4. 5 f' ' '- - ' K3 ..,...,- '3f ,. . ,A ' - ' Tf Lf.. -'rl ..g-j'e4:-.,-'HJ-fr Lf +9 'V 7 7, N-.3 '-ijt. f,-5' It-. ' ' N' V' '-, 4:4-L4 I -. 4Imfi,,g, 'W'Q A -' ' ' L ' ' 3 .v ..- A .1 53,3-y-a.,g,7'4 ,gr 'pa-,455 'N Q 8. ,l.3,:,,.,, .'l-.4,N.- M' ais, .l -ra ggpfg ML., ,U - , : V , W ' Y - ' , ' -Q.-A, ---,gf I ' -' A. '-3'- ' -- we . --fr' - xg, - pay,-. - '-rw:--. 4' , H..-1 , A' t. -.uf V -. - 4 ,Q r4.f,Q 3,'-'ife,4. 5 -e- F V .-,r3-'f 3h-- '-. - 'X 1:,1, f - pf- 1.-a . ... Coach Nelson has cr good view of Phe game. The kickoff. ,..,. May lhe best feam win. 155 FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Sanguiliano, J. Wells, T. Kalbfus, R, Manfredi, C, Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Gustave, F. Loy, J. House, B. Regg, B. Hanson. THIRD ROW: A. Gilbert, B. Stavelxin, A, Long, A. Weh, B. Weh, E. Jones, D. Johnson, C. Hartman, J. Bryan. WRESTLING This year's wrestling squad, only in its second year of varsity competition, has been hampered by a lack of experience, but next year, under the continued guidance of Coach Jim Gustave they hope to better their record of 2-7-1. The team has had several individual winners though, in particular Felix Sanquiliano, who went to the finals of the District 5 championships. Next season the Raiders hope to improve greatly as they will have eight returning regular starters. RECORD Watchung Hills . Roselle Park Clark ,, Hunterton Central Hillside . , Cranford . , Springfield Regional Manville Perth Amboy Westfield 2 Wins - 7 Losses Won , Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Draw ., . Lost l Tie Fred Loy has a cradle on Bob Hanson as Bob bridges. Tony Kalbfus tries a switch while John Wells counters. -- ..-n-Ji-.F . .e.-- ...I lvwvs 4.4, Lusizrs up .usd FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Tudor, A. Michaelis, B. Bradbury, J. Hacker, E. Donovan, F. Hogan, R. Bydor, R. Sieredzki, T. LoBue, J. Wimmer. SECOND ROW: H. Gague, G. Coon, B. Bragdon, W. Hazard, J. Marshall, P. Schultz. THIRD ROW: J. House, T. Collins, B. Leonard, E. Mullins, F. Loy, B. Hanson. SOCCER Soccer is in its third year of Varsity competition at S.P.H.S. and is gradually becoming a major fall sport. Coach Ken Fleming in his first year as Co-Head Coach felt his squad performed well all season as they scored in almost every contest. Frank Hogan led the team in goals with I3 of the team's I7 goals and finished his two year career with 30 goals. Frank was also commended by getting an honorable mention on the AlI'State Soccer Team. This year's team was the highest scoring of the three previous seasons, but defensively was far short of last year's 1.2 goals per game. The Raiders finished third in the Watchung Conference with a I-2-I record. The team was noted for its come from behind tactics tying Linden 2-2 on a goal by Frank Hogan with only 30 seconds to play. Again at Linden a goal by Hogan in the fourth quarter gave the Raiders a Ifl tie. Soccer team in action. 6. AIX. .Air A RECORD S.P.F. O CHATHAM 2 LINDEN 4 EDISON I HILLSIDE I . CLARK. , 4 , , CRANFORD I LINDEN 4 WARDLAW O . , .. IRVINGTON TECH O CLARK 3 Wins - 4 Losses - 3 Ties 44. AL.. V' Opp. 2 2 'I 2 ..O 4 I O 3 3 Au.- 1 -'WV-1'1f ,, f Q 4-,zlff 5. ' J - I ff '- V A Q.: , , , , . 35? 'S' ' ' ' ' ' E fL4TZi ,, jH'1,'1 A QC 2 ,M M-fy' 135' ' R' V , f .,.,.,g , ,yn -,V :Q Lf fm eirwyfv 2, k Y . . E,i,,.W,h,f , 4 . Map :M,.,.,,,m.,.,,,,,t,,,Qa.m Am , ' 4 M X f V mf 1' , -Q Q , I 4:-xg ' ' I f lu?-ogpy-Z.-' n--Vx E:2 5fEZj,55. ,, 'pl f - 5191 A fjif 1' 52-Wfi' g W 'J ' 5 V ' M Y L, 155 9? in: A , .- M. ' 51 . . ,. , -1 .- - sg a M , , 'li I 1 , -7 ,Q ,, ,ug I , V - 14-4.1 ul ,iiig gg My Y M , J :'g,21.'c5a, ' Qi, - 1.5. A, - . , 1 P' ' 1 -lf: 'L' fff 1.. t ilfxfff ' 5 ,J ' 15 ' , 4 V NX A Mf K x 'hc ' 6-F - FF L,, 13 efqrx s , f SPH JT w5,-i FT L A . 53 Nw, 'ei' ' J ,n 1 Q QQ z ' iff ' if '55 N' F' v 2 2,252 535' .3.,w,,5' ' k xx f f , an uf , :N 44, f xii if , up-It ' axxigx ,' w x -. ,,, gill' r N J ' 'Q A' l , v N ,ga ,., 4 +. w x 5? KJ , 5 'ff ! . 9 it 4 ar -wilfnvswgps, .5 ff FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Baczynski, V. Menzoff, C. Nutter. SECOND ROW: B. Fischetti, J, Gilbert, R. Glore. TWIRLERS Whether leading the band in parades or on the football field, the Twirlers play a big port in building our school spirit. Because this group is so important, there are many candidates at the spring tryouts, but once chosen, members are on the squad until graduation. The girl with the longest membership is chosen as Maiorette, and she leads the entire twirling group during her senior year. Second to the Majorette is the Captain, who is elected from the remaining twirlers. Besides leading the band, the Twirlers usher at assemblies and pep rallies. And, of course, they can be found at the front of any grandstand, cheering our team on to another victory. Kiwi 1, Linda Carlson, Maiorette if .w sis. Q I V3if'L'.'- ' ffl f gf r CAROL wocv-:Esau h f gm A 'f CHEERLEADERS I K -. NAN xl CY BOYD KNEELING, left to right: N. Boyd, N. Hoeliie. STANDING: C. Wocheski, G. Pillar, K, Kreie, C. Vogel, V. Lawler, A. DeCuollo, M. Muclloe, P. Hallowell. A NANCY HOELTJE ini? 160 4 CAROL 1 t L C If I , I 5 r fi gi IQ F 'VV . 2 2 1 I 1 si? ln 32,9 'E if iff Q gy- .1 .., . pig rf I 2:1 -? T 0- 1 . Zig, - ' ' E. 135 .r . L' - I' 2 '-3, E . , 'S BONNIE MacRA'E P 1- PAT HALLOWELL -5 I 4 ,- 4. 5. I kyzv I I , J L- c vooei A ' ., 5 . X ,Q H fx y 9 I I , GERRY PILLAR . 1 -,T 1 w- , ,- i, ' 1 , . ,vu-41 . N,-an ,. I '....,fs-f: . . :-.4613 ,A .....-V ' ' . ' -1 ' '+':2 o ' 'E' ' 'F V ..,...--15.,,.., A 1 A F It L,..'.fJ4Qi'iQ?!g,5 'y,f,,.faYg - .sq a . ' - 9, i L re! 'If FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Peterson, N. Whitenock. SECOND ROW: N. Boyd, N. Hoeltie. At every football and basketball game, one is sure to see the cheerleaders cheering our teams on to victory. These eighteen girls, chosen each year on the basis of pep, personality, appearance, coordination, and jump, have many iobs to do every year. Aside from cheering, collecting for the Booster Club, planning pep rallies, and giving two dances annually, these girls have the important task of representing our school wherever they go. Every cheerleader looks forward to receiving a gold megaphone and a cheerleaders' jacket when she becomes a senior. And to top off a wonderful year, there are those delicious smorgasbord dinners at the Stockholm. KNEELING left to right N Whrtenack A Peterson STANDING K Bray L Andrusky S Gautier J Bouker R West L McCormack it ,. 4 . -sg., E 3 V , , f 1 .Li fi ti . 3? . . ix its . 2 Z.. ' 1 , Jg'Q'..' 3551 , 5. L 1 'v N ' K s Ha v 55 f' 1 xxrfili: 1 , bv f , K 4.9 .4 V' itil- fzfgif- ,,- ' ' . ' ' R' 2 K , f 6 , in u fxi . - I Q ...Y,-fwn-:' .. -,,,,!i.-rf , A xg , I ig , vig, V K' , ,, ' Q4 'wif n nf rlffwixh l:l,nf:!W . wi' an L um askl2,',QH.xl' 5 162 fl rw!! W' nik:-ma 2fi? ag,,f x 9' 'Q 'Q if I 'Q ' 1 Km. L . 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ON ROUTE 22 SCOTCH PLAINS NEW IERSEY ADams3 0675 I' I' I' I' I' I' 1 I' I' 1 1 I' I' I' 1 I' I' I' 1 I' 1 I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Xlrs and Mrs 1nd Xirs and Mrs and Xlrs IIILI Mrs 1nd Xlrs Ind Xlrs Ind Nlrs md Xlrs 1nd Xlrs 1nd Xlrs and Mrs 1nd Xlrs 1nd Mrs IIIKI Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs and Vlrs ind Mrs and Mrs and Nlrs 1nd Vlrs and Mrs md Vlrs Ind Mls and Mrs and Mrs PATBIINS Robert Ad lms Bo Adlerbert R llph H Ale 1n Arthur Y 'AIISIIII 'N 'N B ibcoelx Edu Ifd B llcer Loucll H B 1ll1nU I H B1ll1m1 ohn B Borelx Robert P Bo1d R11 mond Brx I'lllLlSl n C Stu 1rt Burns ohn C lrbov How lfll C 1rlson oseph Catanzaro P I Chomvn C Cl1own1ke Fr1nl1 Cr1pp1n r oseph CIISIOIOII Cllllln me Angelo DeCuollo Ernest DeC11ollo D D1Fr1nLesLo Thom IS D1 uollo S lmuel T Dougllss P ull E Edwards Lester Eshelman Arthur C Fegel E F1scher Fo11rre I' I' I I' I' I' I' I I' l' 1 I' l I I' I' l I' I I I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Xlrs and Mrs 'md Mrs and Mrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Nlrs 1nd Xlrs and Nlrs 1nd Xlrs md Mrs md Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs md Mrs 1nd Xlrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs md Vlrs and Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs md Mrs and Mrs md Vlrs and Mrs lohn ohnson CIIDIOH ones Ol1ver Kangas ohn Keane Harrw NI Knapp Fred Knecht oseph Kolesar Frank H Kostszx ekl Edu 1rd S Kuunslo Edu IICI Kuhles Kunzenbacher Peter Lo1 1mes Lvnch Alexander NIacRae A M mdv P NIJDIICCII F NIJIIISIIC ohn MeCaulev ohn P McCullen R I 11eNI11r W Meyers P1111 F Vllchaells oseph Mlrto Mmhael D Montuorx Robert Neumuller Howard Nutter Harold Olsen Kenneth R Osborn ohn R Pattee oseph Pawhck Ethel H Freeman 1 I' l I' I' I' I' I' I' I I I l I I' I' 1 1' I r r 1 r Xrs r r md Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs md Nils 1nd Mrs 1nd Xlrs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs md Xirs 1nd Mrs 1nd Mrs and Mrs 1nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs 1nd Mrs and Mrs Ind Mrs 1nd Mrs ind Mrs and Mrs C uto lmcs V C Ill Igllll' F f oerner ol1n CllWCIIlII Sr ohn Edu IILI f r rdv IITKS Cllglllllnll 'I' -I H lclwr Ernc st H ur C gorge V H 1l1m A Bruce H nll V1etor E H lllowell Dw1ghtB H1n1g'1n Cl 1ude Hfmn E 1rl H 1nson Fredenck F H 1rtl1ub Fr 1nc1s A H lrvey E E Hunrleh L nvrence Hemenw IV H Hennlng Iv 1n L H1ll XV lrren H1ll H lrrv E Hoeltle NIIUIICC S Holt Clarence C Holton A M Hornmg Henr1f.tt1 Housem m md Mrs E I'IlldZllC 1nd Xlrs lmes 1nd Mrs CIIIISIOPIILI' ohnson I' l' I' Ind Mrs md Mrs md Mrs IIICI Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs R Pyner Samuel Re Robert C Ro1ch Robert E Ross Sackel E L Sandberg Captun IIILINIIS H IK Schlexter I' I' I' I' I I' I' l' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' 1nd Mrs IIICI Mrs 1nd Mrs IIILI Mrs md Mrs md Mrs Ind Mrs and Mrs Ind Mrs 1nd Mrs and Mrs and Nlrs 1nd Mrs Ind Mrs md Mrs 'md Mrs md Mrs and Mrs and Mrs md Mrs md Mrs 1nd Mrs Frnest P Schmldt ohn P Sleredzkl ohn VV Snyder 11l1us Sobln H NV Sorenson ames Stancat1 WV O Stearns R Lavton Steen E Stoehrle Ern1eTab0rell r Henry-I Treger oseph C VanNest HerbertF Verse A S XValters Fred C XVeber H NX halen Beecher E WV1lhelm R A XV1mmer Edward XVOCIICSIKI CeorgeA VVood LeRov S Yamell F A Zwelfel r I M.1 1 . 1 1 ,-Ir. 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L1 Q must AND PUBLIC ruuos AWTICIPATED Savmgs Received by the 10th RATE Earn from 1st of Month Assets Over I9 Mllhon UEEN CITY SAVINGS fm ASSOCIATION 107 PARK AVENUE PL 7-4400 PLAINFIELD N J oven DAILY 9 ro 4 munsoms 9 TO 3 6 TO a - 0 C O C C ' . A . Q Q L ., ' l h ' .I R' I I ' A3 1 1, -' ,, Q 3 15:17, f ' - f- 1 ' ' fi .- l , - 4 I wtf' f . 1 f 44 w' 8 , 4.,,. ',' f- n v l W, , 2 , ,,' W n'f : I?1??3' f, f-:I , , X .. I iff ' ,ge . , ' 1f,li'f'g',:1Qy?y If- 1'wg fffi : f A 4' F511 -ff f 4? 5. .41 .-Y.'!'frf gf' ,. ' . , Iva.-i, ' 1, V -:M , z., fp In : .I , N 'ffl lim K J V, 7 ,51 is gf ' 1 --ff f yg- 1, 'K , 1, Mg: ' ij 'fs 1' qffvfs JA' , 'Q , - fy . 1 al- 1:5 ' ' ,W - 1,1 xr . 1 ,' 1 fl -f s A, ., , , Y ,,,,,, H , , 1 K ,, Y I 1 1 . Q . 1 H . . 4 1 . . . L . 'Q Y I 2 .1 7 . 2.. 'Z . Yi ' ' 1 Q - 1 L k - 1 - 1- J 1 r 1 1 f L . i l l ' 'Q . A Y i A B' l ' A '4 ' - I 7 ll' X . I I I . , I , v x v I 1, v. 1 A , 1 x .' I x 1 , .K . 1 I , . V lx. xx A . x H Q 'W . 1 . 1. .I . 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A fl in ' f x s BY- N I 5' 17 'Sky P Y R PROUDEST HOUR Culmmatmg a perlod nn your lxfe you vull always want to remember A your official photographer we feel elated to have been able to document this cherished era wlth photographs pulsating the very lnfe you llved the very thoughts you spread the very feelmg you so warmly and smcerely shared Thus reallty though captured ln a spllt second will be an everlasting record for posterity The future holds many events for you that you vull vsant to remember Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs Lllll TA -'l'll0MAS Sl'Ulll0l FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN Tllla I- SSI Heal WAAQ4 E--an F Anwood 2-9809 GII.BERT'S CONFECTIONERY JANE LOGAN ICE CRI-IAM 2376 MOUNTAIN AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS, N, FAnwo0d 2-2343 IIcIc'n DI'BIuIIc'o MRS. D'5 RESTAURANT COCKTAIL I,OI'NCIf - DINING ROOMS BA.N'Ql'E'I'S Oprfn Iftcry Day from Noon till 2 lI.lII. 158 TEIIRILI, HD. SCOTCII PLAINS, N. I'AnuoocI 7 9838 HERSHEY S DELICATESSEN Ops n 8 30 a III I0 30 p m ILM ry Day 1870 E Znd ST SCOTCH PLAINS Fkmxood 7 9608 SAL Hanrdresser ns 1: vm SI srorcn PIAINS x I FAIN ood 7 4181 PLAINS FABRIC CENTER II' ITS TEXTIIE BI TIII: I 'IRD XVI' PIIOBABII IIAII II 447 PARK AX FNLE SFOTC II PI AINS I'Amx00cI 7 8471 XI NIILIZII'lIx Prop FANWOOD CLEANER 8. SHOE REPAIR III womx now ON PRI-IIISIS '36 S NIAIITINI7 AXF IANXIOOD N I XI Il I IANI PIZZUTI Prop HOFFMAN S DELICATESSEN IIOIII5 COOKING 315 PARK AVENUE SCOTFII PI AINS N I Amsood 7 I57I V A N E T T E S II OIIPN S APPAIIEJ. CIIILDREIN S IVE III Expzrxuzud Corscturc 1814 E 7nd ST SCOTFH PIAIINS N I FAm-sood 7 9857 DAVES CORNER STORE mo 5oUTI1 AVENUE FAINXIOOD IN I THE PICKET FENCE SANIJwICIIEs RILADI AND WAITING AT ALL TIIIES FOR IO! PA 7 9856 FAmxo0cI 7 7936 I' D AARON FANWOOD DRUG STORE ms sm rn MFNLF IANXIOOD x I I'AnxxoOcI 76847 Open 'Ilan 6, TI Kms EILEENS MUSIC SHOP RECORDS ALL sPLLIJ5 Po1IuIIIr C IUSSIUII FIIIIlIfllI s THE PIANO SHOP IIANUS IIICIIIIC om ns IIIII I Cru! I'I I III III PAUL K KOENIG II IJ OI IIC II Ish r SITIII II I4 uk MIR -XXI Nl II! XINS O CONNER S SUPER MARKET III us cIIoc I HII s IIIOJI x IOUIJS RFI II III If II S IJ I XNXH num 761 HAHMS PHARMACY I I I I NI IKIIR XXINII IIC X I 1 L -- Q. A A'l',N- I7:.. '.:.. 'I , . 7 '..'I I , . '. ,. '.. T. ,.'.. 1 I I 1 I r 7 ' .' , , . .', . L. Q . Q ' . . '.', . I 7-I 7 u u T 7 7 -l 7 I I A I . I . , bl Q A A' ' ' L- 7 ' . .'F'. '.'. 1 I'I.aliIlfim-III 6-3708 SIIIUS ir Svrtiu' IQAIIXXIIIIKI 2-8011 I h A ' A' ,- I4 I j I :A A CI' . 7 ,'I:I.N' . OI' I' ' I' 1' ' ' lions 'lI'I I Im-I 1 -mu 519 'I' 3 mn.. my I'. If Cl, SCI M III PLAINS, N. 407. P, ' . 'If SCX 'O III III.: N. 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FIGURINES MINIATURES LARGE SELECTION OF CIFTS FOR ANI OCCASIOZN Your Watch and Clock Headquarters 405 A Park Axe Scotch Plams FA 7 4819 1 7 3 y v 7 7 7 I ' 1 f ll yy ' r . . 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SUPPLIES '37 NIARTINE AXE S FANIVVOOD N I I'AmxomI 7 7716 SCOTCH PLAINS HARDWARE PAINIS ELECTRIC AI APPLIANCIS '31317-XIIIT AXENII SCOTCIIPIAINS SALES AD1ms 7 3776 SFRVICE VAN S APPLIANCE CO PRICIDAIRI xcmcr UQTOROLA HCA 111 F BROAD STIIFET I3u4IIIoII1ng,suortI1 XX ESTPIELD N I P E T L A N D 1818A E SECOND STREET ECOICH PIAINS rx 1 PETS PILT SI PPI IES RIODFLS HOBBIES BICIC LI ACCLSSORIFS I Tmtls FA 2 6777 PELLICONES BARBER SHOP Suond Strut on the Corner of Nhllou SC'O'I CH PLAINS 'N I IAnxxoocI 7 7176 ohn Iosauo Prop JOHN S MEAT MARKET PRIXIE VLAIS FRILSH KILLILD POL LTR! Courtmus Scrum Home Dnlxncry 389 PARK ANENUE SCOTCH PI AIWS N 1 COVPLIUENITS OI' THE WESTFIELD LEADER 1 '1 :.-.gf '1 ' 1.-TLT? 1' ,. , 1 1 . 1 7. '.'1'-I f Q'- ' ' - v v4 V 4 V 1 A d' .E ls. ': , . 49, Q , ... . I f1..'.' ,Sf ,T 71 xl' Q1 . 1- 1 '17- '. 1S,N.. 1 . L.- ':.. AD .E-. L1 O I 1 1 L.. ' .. 7 1 ,N.1. f'. 1' ',1'71 'ff 7 L1J,N. 1 .-1. L. 1 ,E-. 11 1: .,,N.I. . ,MI- ' ' :.- 1. ':.. FAnw00d 2-8217 , .. .- 1 . 1. E1 .E ,.1'.',N.J. .EA 1' 1 , ' 1 g,-g, 1' I. 1 .' 1.-. 1. '. I O 1 1-. .1 11, 1 ,. I I 0 I . ,. , ..- vw 1. 1... 1 l, ' ,, ,. I - f ,1 F ' E- 1. I ,m , . 1 A . 1 , . . I 1 .vA'1-'Vz,1 T'- , , , , . . , 1 . 1 ,1.. A 'I' Q I WJWJ Q7 x H , OWLUM 5 Q4 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOYS OF '59 JJ WWW LM- ffyw-D RUAPMMMA. all, jam, Jfuum.-.. ww' W M47 EVM Wwc,,ZW,gf, SLATER FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT COVGRATULATES THE CLASS GF 39 IVe are uery happy to sermce the cafeteria at Scotch Plams Fanufoocl H1 h School FAnw mod 9 7958 SCOTCH PLAINS EVERGREEN MARKET NURSERY LANDSCAPING 1781 E Second Street Anthony Vc rclzc Scotch P1 uns N 77169 Theo I Bczssman FANWOOD DELICATESSEN I I I 1 rs Iorucrcs S 11111 Plath rs 34 NIARTIXI7 AN FN1 1' Phoncs Exe AD '3 3617 FORGET ME NOT FLORIST 81 GIFT SHOP 413 PARK 'XX 1' N11 D11Lz1IIz1co1 SCOTCH 11 AINS 'X 'I vu . I if f of ow I of i . 949' ,f , - K ' H ' . 1 M- , A Q- 'G - L1 FAL- . .. -A Day: FA 2-5258 CATEI NG ' ' 1J c, .'-f-.Yr '. 9 . 'A 71. 'I N I 11111150269 1734 Complzmcnis of De CUOLLO BROTHERS HARRY L PAFF II DLR PROII SSIOX XI INC INIIR Sl RX I EOR CR-XND STREET QCOTCH PLAINS 71733 4 I C mnplzmrnts GLASSTETTER S BAKERY Y zur! Drulzj Spam! Orrlcrs Takzn HIRTHD U S W LDDINC S LTf lrk Xunuc Scotch Plum 'N IO! II NIXIR Ol ICHOW YOIR NIID POR VILIx SUNRISE DAIRIES XX Xwulx 3 5660 HILLSIDE NEW IERSEY FA 2-'Q ' B L' , f S iv .' ' 'f ' ,k FA L-1. 9 Y ' ' .' of I All Mcrclunuliszf Baked nn Prmni.s'c'.s' CHARLES B THATCHER JR W sl I , ' I I I . Pr 3 for I f f N f 7, if 38' H ' ,,1'iR'i 'Ml 7 ' ' fff 1 . 0 PATRICK L HEDDEN ,m,Tf,,, Muon Kms Real Estate Insurancc S N A C K B A R Scotch Plums N 'No Plunficld 'N 356 Park Mcnue 307 Somerset Strut FX 7 9107 PI 6 4376 We Would llke to Thank . Our ACIVISCITS NIR ARMERDINC and NIR HERRICK OHIN P Q VV1thout .1 doubt th1s IS the best group wc ve hid ill d IV Nou were gomg to tzke 1 l'JlLtllI'L of thxs mess Thls tlme xscll usc film for hls pltlcnce vnth out coffcc hrexkless five mmute schedules for hrs IITl'lglIIltl0I'1 m tdkmg PILUITLS md for glVlIlg up Ins free mornmg to hclp us when wc wcre m '1 lam raphers MRS LOSTBOURNE for all that dltto paper THE CIRLS CYNI TEACHERS for Ioanmg us chphoirds NIRS HILL for the tons of food she donated to the c ruse THE GIRLS who werent cxcn on Culmcn stuff but cI1d tspmg md xxrxteups for us XIII I SPOSITU for thc usc of thc Stcrttlrxll Pr lctlcc Room on thc d rx school s coscd cc lsc of unltnoxsr to u XIISS XII IIS for thc usc of tht hlmrrrx confcrcncc room XI I UL R TI' AC III' IIS for thclr c mllcss p mc me l I . I o o H , I . ' I' . I . ' ' 1 2 z ai, f I X I .1 , . . CHARLES MAY and CHRISTINE PATTEE for ac-ting as auxiliary photog- , , A , ' . K. l an I' . . 'Q ' . y v I I vs 1 . 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