Wallington High School - Ex Libris Yearbook (Wallington, NJ)

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'l0i'9S KUKOCY esfwfnne, IH R I E R lr Sohool'si 1959 Betty Crock- lnmemoker of Tomorrow is E88 Ruth RIKOCY. Vol. Vlll. No. 5 Wallington lligh School. Wallington, N.J. January, 195 le received the 111811650 SCOPE so-mnucewmenexammw Science Fair Seventeenth Summer Chosen on homer - uhh . attitudes 1 senior girls rnemaklng :sten's, wh Il, I-Iomu t Is. Her will be en with thos ers in the Betty Cr- Jmorrow. e Lest i ad by Scie tes. Ch state H ow will arship frc ducntionai hor School n, D. C., 4 Va.. Nei eapolis, u :date for 'lean Hom The sehr ar will rm Blopeadia Britminiczi. Gen- Mllls will nward fl S500 arshlp to each state runner- nners are being chosen for 3 schools throughout the rx which enrolled 349,150 r girls, the largest number :rtlclpants in the tive-year 'Y O! this 8106.000 scholar- program. .Growth has been V since 1955 when 187,463 ln 8,040 schools participat- . miie l1m-eAmm-lmao Homo- lirst. Second. and third prizes and honorable uirntions. Those projects receiving high awards will be eligible for Na- tional competition. Wallington Senior Wins Scholarship Wallington High School has one very happy and proud stu- dent, namely Carol Pavlica. Car- ol, a Senior from homeroom 206 has been awarded a S200 scholar- lblllllillll Bl-l'8t'llh Wan! Cllfflflfll in Suszin's place, The Courier began as a four-page paper but has now grown to six and sometimes eight pages. This year, with the change of ilw school colors. thc name Blue and Gray Courier was officially changed to just the COURIIZRL eral forms. as well as write ri summary of her activities in and out of school. her future plans. and her general attitude toward Ui H115-h Lflliiblfy . Wusco, and Mr. help to mal-zu tl ss Play: st me prvsvntf-d c is a Cllilflllll' thu lI'l'0Wlllll u meets u goof : Duluth. pluyc or pai'enl.s. Mr ly Elaine Kosll r portrayed li ulick, are onl lcms. Her fun Knthlcen Tent Joyce Ann Pua latricin Polka 2 poxlrsiycd l: , comes just i mer problems. icludes Bill Rei iorgc Greenha Frank Prestl a lei' the direcztio M11 Vilurdo. M: Sinolu will uls ie play a success N. 1515 50503059 Activities Code M4-cling during lunch hour thu Nzitlonnl Honor Society l worknu: to prepare u code fo future- nwniberslilp. Based 01 le--zidfirsliip :ind Survive, this cod will acl as ll Stundurrl ln deter mining potuntial inomhors. Va igh Dickinson college. rious zuztlvuivs participate-d ii COURIIZR STAFF cholarshlp cm ' ' ' V ill bv run-d on a F, Edi, W. Marion Sudol V99-13 Df0VidiX'1l Co-Edilmirillm'jm1S11dnll1z1d Bazwly D'AtQfI.l'f!IIK7. system. 'Flu-sw If ' ' Q ' V I I V 5 I I I 1 . A ' ' I ' Btlvlcrly D'Ag0StinO 'rage is main' ctwfuuuu cum oollolul muy. vowel 1 -- - ----f-- f-l d9?ll'C9 HS lfO Chl ' r w..,.1. l- .,,.., n....,.v z.. ..,. .... cur. ...,. unvvwr-lvl,-n ,sf ol... ..,.4:..: , Iiznimwr 1ll.1r1.1.lgrr ,......... B41rh.1r.i Brostowski auel A Mgr: Amr't, Hllfl?Il'l'l' Milrzllgrv' . ..,.... Joyce Pollak d fx id' .I .Yporrr Ififfmr .....,... . . . Muffin Chmura to ' ll ri- Fl'.lfllH' 1fl1'11or ..... . . . . Nglnfy Prlvlick A ...,... Q mic I?.x'r!w.:r1Kqr Iillflor . . . Joyce Ann Puzio R Iqvol.. PfmInKQr'.l,vfu'r . . . . . . . Willis Fallef ,ltictv Iirrullv Adlfinir ....,...... Mrs. F. Olender A' Smiiq RIQPORTERS 5 'U SC' Cfhristim- D.1h.ll. Patririli Dnhil, Helen Dash- mth ku-win. hl.ll'l'.lllI'l Gul, Garry lluysse, Irene laniec, K Y li.1rlw.1r.1 Kl.nnn'ruS, ,loan Kohylarr. B.irh.ir.1 Kowall, nbmg Virginm Kownl, Dorothy Meringer, Geraldine actor l1.lllt'll, Cirol l'.1vIir.a, Pitricin Rernbish, ,lean Say- , stu, llnk. Marion Scrnpcr, Lois Sudol. Kathleen Tencza, 35 OI lhl.ll'l'.lllll VU.lISh. ,jects SPORTS STAFF 'mm Martin Cluinim, VUilli.un Lowe, joseph Matassa, 'VS if Mulmcl Pollnk, Wfillirun Rvirnels. vVilI'dS L nbers COURIIZR JUNIOR STAFF Q, 1' 1 .gmt istra- -lllllll Mqiriupi, Peter Pragiil, Lynn Randall, ii . Dinru' lion-rus, Gloria Picrliom, Nlnzy Ellen Waw- ' 'L I islet? msn-k, Pnrririgi Bnrtko, Maryann Dullls, Kathleen 2 .O Sll.ll'l'y. K eww of what you rmuy X l --2---A 4 no. lX'l2ll'l0ll Sudol, VValtcl' Sudoli Dy arg able to do than yom- SENlORS CELEBRATE CLASH DAY Drs here is da motor- Janet Kwasnik William M - azur l usually do. cycle for which whom we ride inflow.-1 Tam Hif-mis mm rnm., on ..., ,.....-r '

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.gzzclenf Counci STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Preriderzl .....................,......... Garry Huysse Vire Preridezzl ........... .......... E mil Baur Cnrrerpwzdirzg Serretary . . . . . . Geraldine Frankol Remrding Serretary ,.... ......... P atricia Dabal Trefuurer ............ ........... R obert Baron Advifer .......... . . . Mr. Wallace Krzeminski STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Seniors Lois Sudol james Matanin Charlotte Delekta Juniors Barbara Marut jo Ann Wawrzoszek George Russo Irene Orlowski Sophomores Garry I-Iudak Michael Naipower Antoinette Zalisky Freshmen john Senkovich joseph Matassa William Dill Eighth Grade joseph Perzel Albert Pietranski john Szura Seventh Grade Robert Skok joan Zegarski Paul Reimels Arlene Misterowicz

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8 PHOTOGRAPHER Willis J. Faller N R? ADVISERS LITERARY ....,........ Mr. Emil T. Cebulski BUSINESS . . . ...... Miss jane Puzio x oggrid I9 9 EDITOR: Irene Janiec EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Lottie Zawadzki Beverly D'Ag0stino, Lottie Zawadzki, Barbara Klamerus, Irene janiec, Carol Pavlica, Joyce Pollak, Nancy Pavlick, Maryann Gul, Barbara Brostowski, Marion Sudol, Barbara Kowal, Robert Mohowski, William Lowe, Howard Smagula, Walter Sudol. ms1nmmm:..aif,,x N,.1,mn,lwaas . v,-W,-. .