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

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,Z-'- -QA-L 4 X veg, ' Hard at work as usual, Mr. Salvador pausesa minute to have his picture taken. One of the ser- vices that the auto-mechanics department performs for the community is the repairing of cars and other kinds of motor-driven equipment for the cost of the materials used and a 51,00 labor fee. Be- low Mr. Salvador and Ed. Feaster, junior, are deeply absorbed in their work of refacing valves. .mf ..-' bfi Ml p ir' 'L lsli l -si QT-E. ? aff' -t I QQ xl-95. ' ft X: The photographer and a staff member de- scended on Mr. Salvador without warning, and he had no chance to change to a clean uniform. He pointed out that for economy each member of the class uses only one uniform a week. i ,Jul t in li E

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tl'-GZ' -1 ff 15 .O TTALES X 1959 - 198 X S If-I l ' At this, the 25th reunion of the Class of '59 look back over the past years and see how fate has treated our youthful ambitions At the top of the list is Toma Agnoli Who, instead of an artist, is a mother of three Our wolf, Dave Jeffrey, has turned out to be A millionaire with a playboy degree Nancy Marms, our future successful secretary, Is very happy as part of the boss's family Charlie Lesser seems to have confused his purposes, Because now he can be found feeding the porpoises Sandy Jones, who was interested in physical therapy, Can now be found practicing among the aborigme Fulfilling her youthful ambition is Nancy Gwynn, Who has for her family served as beautician When John Peck stated engineer, he was not spec lflCr For now he is working for the Union Pacific Deterrmned Anna Mae I-Iankins was not left in e lurch, For her fiance was found tied up at the church Bongos and Bongoettes are the tricks of the trade, In them Joanne King has her future made Mike Sherw1n'S petunias for fame have been slated His former hobby and vocation ar. closely related. A successful secretary and housewife also, Ann Snelling has shown how far she can go. George Schuld has become an engineer, And many companies hold his services dear. Through a man's stomach is the way to his heart, And our dietician, JoAnn Russo, knew this from the start. To be Brigitte Bardot's chiropractor was his aim, Bit by being her chiropodist, John Thompson gained fame- Jim Wiencke has become a successful engineer With his salemanship ability always near. s ,W Ronny Bondulich, who was considering teaching, Has found be is better suited for preaching Annette Pecora aimed to be a hair dresser, But finds herself instead, a. hair messer To be a draftsman was Louis Kovac's ambition, But he found too many craving the same position While in the Air Force Ray lxroliczak was happy But now finds himself happier as a pappy To advance pathology is the work of Ron Kroll, And he finds this far from being droll Not to be an architect is John Lederersfate, For he found himself too busy with his many dates If you need your heater fixed, go and see The experts working for George Lee A beautician bold is Barbara Sisco Her husband pumps gas for Esso A mad band leader is Larry May Who has helped young stars on their way Nick Nesta, who in a baseball team his future had invested, Is now a manager of ateam of nine little Nestas Pete Thompson is able to support his little ones and wife And he has gotten what he wanted most out of life A secretarial position was the aim of the Southard named Anng And now with a job and marriage, she's doing all she can. John Dougherty and Bob Weintraub have gone into the same profession, The field of electronics, as was their mutual ambition To be a private secretary was the aim of Judy Buhrf' But now, through the office, she guides the visitors on their tour. R 7 When you want prescriptions filled go to Emmy 5 Versnel, For as a pharmacist she does quite well. G3Ql 67 'Y ' r. V' f 61 f 4,1 ,K 1 -5- 40 . I 7 , K . J - Q 'W' 1 5 -Y 5 x , I ' rl 4 .1 Y I K A f '- .- 4 ' - I - - , -s L A Q e Q f Y Z ' ' .'.f.1L,, Y e -ff -, --1. - 1 .V 4 li , ,r - 1 5' 2 - ,, x 4-'ax X A so , sf- A g e '1:.f,-,f . .Nga f v 1 1 1 I . , I ' ' ' -' I Ill f I N 4 , W Y 7vA1'f 7' .' 9 ' 0 ' ,we . 6 . . . . . . . , . . . M ,, ' ' l . . . . 3 . . . . . K ,, . ' Y . . . th I Y ' ' ' v 9 u 9