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1 -W ,. 'lfgfk I fr ,,i.5:ftgzi ' if 1 is 4 jp J, t .494 . L I Qt Y C 1 - Q M H- , - x L. iii' . QJVV Rid, X A N . ROBERT ADRIAN CHRISTMANN, JR. CHRIS To join the Navy Full of pep! Bowling 2. FAVORITE MEMORY: Junior Prom, and the day I almost lost my license. PET PEEvE: Girls who think they are too good to say, Hello, BARBARA JOYCE CLARK BARB To have a happy and successful life Sincere interert in other people -quiet dirporition. Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Intramural Softball 2,3,4g In- tramural Volleyball 2,3,4. FAVORITE MEMORY: Spring of 1959. PET PEEVE: One-way halls. HOWARD REID COLLINS R. , J TOM To be an architect A spirit light and gay - keep: the girl: guerring. Marching Band 2,4. FAVORITE MEMORY: August 15, 's9. PET PEEVE: Thinking of a Pet Peeve. RICHARD CONTE RICHIE To graduate Ladier' man-play: the role. FAVORITE MEMORY: Christ- mas of '58. PET PEEVE: After-school de- tention, and no parking area for our cars. REGINA CICHY REGGlE To be worthy of my parents Sunrlaine in ber :mile-Sinatra all the way. Yearbook Editorial Board 4g Nightingales 3,4, Secretary 4: Future Teachers of America 43 Cannoneers 4: Congress Representative 3,4g Student Council Representative 2: Leaders' Club 2,3g Girls' In- termural and Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Honor Society 4. FAVORITE MELIORYZ The Jun- ior Prom and my first skiing trip. PET PEEvE: Prejudice. ANTHONY JOHN COLASURDO TONY To be a pharmacist Capability on a wrettling mat -bi: '49 Ford and that ne- rermry arrer.rory. Varsity Wrestling 2,5,4g Intra- mural Basketball 3g Student Council Alternate 4. FAVORITE MEMORY: The sum- mer of 1957. PET PEEVE: Tests on Mon- days. MAUREEN ELAINE CONN ELLY Secretary Sweet in manner, with 4 win- ning rmile. Girls' Intramural Volleyball 2. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior year, Debonnaire Club, meet- ings, getting my driver's li- cense. PET PEEVE: One-way halls, 5rd floor homeroom. MARY LESLIE COOKE MERRILY Medical secretary Soft spoken-neat appearance. Intramural Volleyball 2. FAVORITE MEMORY: Summer of 1958 at Cape Cod. PET PEEvE: People who think they are better than they are. 1 A gkz fri. N A 'Wi are 'gtg ,lg t s siergrxqj.
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EUGENIE DBWITT CARTER GENIE To do my best in everything I attempt Greatly admired for ber intel- ligence and sincerity. Senate 2,59 Cannon Staff 2g Nightingales 3,43 Marching Band 2,3,4, Library Staff 3,45 Intramural Soccer 3g Volley- ballg Honor Society 3,4. FAVORITE MEMORY: Girls' Citizenship Institute. PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke. JUDITH DIANE CARTER JUDY To be successful Alwayr bubbling over with laughter. FAVORITE MEMORY! The day after the junior Prom. PET PEEVE: Boys who drive too fast. PATRICK JOSEPH CATINO To have everything a guy could want Rugged wrertler - rontinuou: wire-cracker. Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4. FAVORITE MEMORY: Seaside Heights, 1959. PET PEEVE: Girls who wear a lor of make up. FRAN CINE BARBARA CHEPIGA FRAN Laboratory technician Perf an' puny-bundle of fun. Intramural Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 4-. FAVORITE MEMORY: My sen- ior year and that certain someone. PET PEEVE: People who think the world revolves around them. JOAN CARTER JOAN1E To marry a certain fellow Full of pep-friendly-lot: of fun. FAVORITE MEMORY: The day I started going steady, july, 1958. PET PEEVE: Too much home- work. RALPH ANTHONY CASALE To build a ranch-type house Portion for pizza-an unfor- gettable guy - fun-loving per- ronalizy, Class Congress Representative 3,4. FAVORITE MEMORY: Septem- ber 15, 1957 and June 6, 1958. PET PEEVE: The year 1959. RICHARD LEWIS CATULLO RICH Teacher Big man on the court-lover of good food. Student Council Alternate 2,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Tennis Team 3,4g Bowling Secretary 4: Yearbook Staff 4. FAVORITE MEMORY: Tennis team practice. PET PEEVE: Grls who smoke and wear heavy make-up. CHARLES FRANK CHICARELLI CHIC Auto repair work Mechanical madnerr. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior year. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up girls.
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ANNE MARIE CORBO To teach handicapped children Innocenl look: hide impirb wayf. Transfer student from Bar- ringer High School, 1958. Intramural Volleyball 3,4g F. T. A. 3,4g Congress Alternate 45 Nightingales 4. I if MARGARET E. CRISALLI MARGE Typist U nvarying pleamntnen - con- tagiou: laughter. Glee Club 3,4. FAVORITE MEMORY! Senior year with a certain some- one. PET PEEvE: Conceited people. QW 5- vf ix' ,wk V , PAUL LIVIO COSULICH To marry a rich widow Well liked-alwayr ready wifb L1 wiffy reznarlf Class Congress 23 Boys' ln- tramural Bowling Team 2.4. FAVORITE MEMORY: August 14, 1958. PET PEEvE: One-way halls. DOROTHY GERTRUDE COULTER DOTTIE Nurse A litlle miftbf a Iitrle mi:- chief. Girls' Intramural Volleyball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2,4g Nightin- gales 3,4g Softball 2,3,4g Sophomore Congressg Office Helper 3,4. FAVORITE MEMoRY: Senior year, and the day I graduate. PET PEEvE: School and His- tory IV, 5th period. 4 ly. 'fl' - ii A MARIE COTELL Secretary A small pm-kage of sincerity and gaiely- cannon: rar ron- fusion. Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4. FAVORITE MEMoRY: Senior year. PET PEEVE: Boys who think girls can't drive. ALAINE MARY COX SIS Cosmetologist Counl: calorie: needlenly- has 4 flavor for fun. Intramural Bowling 3. FAVORITE MEMORY: Being with a certain someone. PET PEEVE: People who don't have a sense of humor. S' isrr . I 'il .. I E... I f' ' ' . 2 . . .. . KAREN SUE CORZINE To be a physical therapist A welrome addition to our .renior clan - tenni: and Jwimming entburiuxl. Transfer student from Jeffer- sonville, Ind., 1959. I. . , u KAREN A. CROSBY To be happily married To know her if to like ber. Bowling sg Art Club z,3: Volleyball 2,3,4: Future Teachers of America 43 Basket- ball 2,5. FAVORITE MEMORY: My jun- ior year. PET PEEVE: People who think they're too good for others.
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