Toms River South High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Toms River, NJ)

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7: 'M'-u IV J, CA My 47 -1-.ues .Ed,k -S I, A Il IH 24 ,i RONALD NEIL KROLL Not so far off he s out of s z gh t But work ts not judged b y hezght R 0 n M 1 d g e t College prep Basket ba SI rack Cross country Band Boys Glee Club LAWRENCE JOSEPH LEONARD If I had some pozson gas I could make the moments pass bumpmg off a num berof people whom I do not love Larry mess Llk6S swxmmmg l is-V' ,V S Huw: N Pourtng over the School News and countxng those extra 95 s are Bonme Frame Qseated at deskj and Elayne Gemsht, co edxtors of the seventh perlod .Tour naltsm class Lookxng on tl to r j arePete Schellberg, B111 Post, Pat Trenery, Ttm Rowe, Evan Flavell, Penny Hotahng, a.nd Steve Levxt LFROY JAMES LATHROP A cheerful temper Jozned w zth knowledge delzghtful will make wztgood natured Leroy Auto mechan ICS course Wrestlmg Loves all water sports lncludmg sw1mm1ng wa ter skung and sk1n dlVlI'lg CHARLES ALFRED LESSER Duck huntzng zs quzte a thrzll he never seems to get hrs fzll Charlle College prep Casts a luckv hook Sleep enthuslast .' 4 LQ - .. 1 , '5Q. JOHN J LEDERER Gentle zn manner but vzg orous m deed College prep C ro s s country French Club Track A Wh1Z Wllh a boat Enjoys the sport o duck huntmg SJ EPHEN FRED LOMER He zght never mterferes w1th knowledge Steve College prep Football Freshman basketball Fmds plea sure m experlmentmg W1Ih anuque cars Ha1ls from Pleasant Plams ' 6' GEORGE LEE No man zs born mto the world w h o s e work ts not born wzth hzm there IS way s work and tools to work wzthal George Busmess course Baseball EDWARD ALBERT MACK Man zs the merrzest of the creatzon College prep Methanlcal Drawlng ll A ward Freshman oot ba Model Club Enjoys butldlng models both a1rplanes and boats 'tr 2- 1 as S A SNL O' ' 13. 'r x, , ' ' I ,B ,699 .ff 1' '

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When September finally arrived, the staff began working once again. Everyone was extremely busy writing 'cattales, blurbs, captions, and trying to pry those 'precious snaps from the bulging walletsoftheir disheartened owners. Other jobs included planning and completing the aft work done by the only junior staff member, helping the photographer with picture schedules, and typing of all copy, a tremendous job in itself. As all good things must come to an end, the date finally arrived when the 1959 Cedar Chest was sent to be printed. The eleven, very tired but very relieved, staff members replied that they wouldn't mind doing it over again the next time they live. Beverly Barth was in charge of one picture sche- dule and workedon the sen- ior-picture committee and the Cattales committee. 4 rpg MI George Schuld, the only 5 ' male on this year's staff, ' g W ,I worked on allpicture sche- 4 , dules a.nd was 'barbacued' 1 'Q ,Q L for his dependability. His r 'shmile' sign encouraged 1 large groups to put their if best face forward. Y, L f. Myra Schwartz and Gloria Bauer were the typists. They soaked their sore fin- gers during the Christmas vacation. Helen Blumenthal headed the Cattales com mi t t e e, assisted the blurbs com- mittee, and also helped with the senior pictures. Barbara 'Speedy' Crane's prima.ry responsibilities were the senior - person- alities election andthe col- lection of snapshots. She also supervised a picture schedule and worked on the blurbs committee. V R . X X ka' 11 2, U , K

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A 1 MLA MAINIONL Somewhat umque wzth stub born streaks shegets what she wants zf tt takes her weeks College prep Red co captain Leaders Club 5 pa n I s h C I u b Nlurses Club Speech Club Rat OI lVI:R I AWRLINCE. MAY Sob on the long cool wznd mg Saxophone Go to tt O Jazzman I arrx ar Co lege prep Chorus presl dent Band Dorlans Boosters Club Lux et Sonus presldent 9, ' 3-V .IOSL LL IS MLRCADO Blessed are they who have the gzft of making frzends for tts one ofGods best gzfts oe College prep Spanlsh Club Llkes swlmmlng and Ice skatmg fro 51 1' JOAINN KAIHLRINL MAIOM1 Sang tn accents sweet and tender Bubbles College prep Dorlans Leadmg role In South P3LlflC Chorus Leaders Club Dramatms Club KARLIN JL-XN MAX IN ARD I know what pathway leads to popularzty College prep Student Countll set retarx trca surer I reshman Class treasurer Natxonal Honor Socxctv CItI4en sh1p Award Colorguard Speech Club Boost ers Club CV' PHILIP MILLLR Ever thoughtful care ful watchful Phll College prep Freshman and Sophomore Class presldent Student Councxl I rack Foot ba B a s k e t b a I l Wrestlmg Cross toun rv Chorus Ura matlcs Club Spamsh Club Bovs CIlee Club 5 INANICY AINN MAINNS lmetaman the other day Ixanc Combmed busl n ss and college courses After school sports Ierrlflc tumbler Llkes sports of all tvpes er VICC, Club L1brarvClub DOROTHY ILSTELLE NICC-XNDI ESS Red hazr means temper I m sure youll agree ex cepttons are foundfor e U e ry rule exceptzons as sweet as Dot can be College prep Span sh Club Band Q ar' RAYMOND A MILLER Thoughtfulness for others generoszty modesty and self respect are the qualz tzes uhzch make a real gen tleman a gentleman bpeedx Buslness course Enjox s ICC skat mg svummlng and sa1l 1n s.,- XX BARBXRA I MAIRHILVKA Kzruiness ts thegolden chazn by whzch soczety zs bound together Barb Home econom Its course I1brarvClub After schoolsports Resldcs In Cllford Park KA HI l:.llNJIl A MC CJOV l:.RN The glass offashzon and the mold of form lxathx Business Head tvnrlcr C Ice C lub bcrvltt Club brarx Club Iluslnes Buzz Cheer o Kee After school sports I lkes danclng lv .i -tf I AARON S II ARI NACHMAINN If you can dream and not make dreams your master lfyou can thznk and not make thoughts y ou r atm Nlck Na h College prep Clubs Bowlmg Chess French .., ,tx Ib ve fl 4' 6 S.- ff 1 to. 4-0, 5. -4 s K ' 'K A x , ' X V9 4' . A' V 4, O Ns- Q.. H,- , .1 ,, . . 1. I ,, ., M - I I I I 1 I I I I' . . . . . Is . . . . , A HI 7' ' ,'- . I ' ' I . e.. sk . ' 'nv - 4 sqnsu 'lv I - 3 '-- ' ... I Q ... I ' ' ' 'N' '1 ' ... I' ... l ... I' 'ss ' L nh' ' A l'xA' ... Q A ... , 'sks I 1 , gf. :, 4. ,. I' '.l , :, 1 -. . ' - l Q I 'AI' - , Y I I 1 . . N - - I V' I im: P ' -1 ' . . . ' '-A 1 ' - . . 'J I n...,l- 1 ' 2 ' ' ' X- H ' .. fI'1- ... -1 ' A 5 ' 1 2 - , - , ' ... 1 ' ... I I ,- A ft Q, s to 6 f - I- ... - 4. ' ' -C. tg , we ': I ' I ' AI Y I l I Lv' ' II -n ' I I ' I, , ... 3 ann - - . 1 i. - V . .. It . - ... ' - . V 1 ... ... ' i ... I I I , ,,, , R ... .'N ' I , 'l , ' - ', 3 , ti 1 ...I - g. ,. , .