Westfield High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Westfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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Foose, Prin p I Published by fhe Class of 1956 Photographed by Mr. Galen Berkebile Composed by the Weather Vane Staff Prinfed by fhe Rae Publishing Company ? 1 THANK YOU, MR. BOBAL, for ai' you have done for us, for your smcere inferesf M ai! of a: .A'Ies For 'Ee dfor and fdersfandirwg you have shown foward 'reen- agers. arc kr your qemfe efgfress. Yoo WIH always be remembered by us, fhe Ciass of 1956, A-4: 7... ' Amon 0-f I Q M. Q. .. f- I h f l- 1 V -, --n A l 5. I l , c E: ' r 54 'Q A naTrve of New Jersey Mr Bobal was born and reared rn PerTh Amboy The Garden SpoT He aTTended The Crladel ooTarnec1 hrs MasTers degree from RuTgers and rs now workrng Tor hrs oocToraTe aT Columora Unrvers Ty Durrng World War Il he served as a navrgaTor wrTh The Arr Force Prror To hrs comrng To WHS as a senror advrsed our STudenT Councrl Mr Bobal rs marrred and has Two daughTers PaTTy Ann age srx and KaThy age Two a d one half Known rn school for hrs rllegrole handwrrTr g and hrs eraculaTron of hogwash Mr Bobal has deve oped nrs own Theory oT goyer menT called Booalsm Hrs pre sen ar on of TacTs e Te Tar ng o T aT The same Trme makes hrs srudenTs aware OT and rnTeresTed n curre T oroo ems Hrs unroce meThod of employrng volr,rnTeers and hs way of oo g anyrh g rr a b g TaT ole hurry w ll also be long remembered by us . T c, xx 3 qw, , 5 i ,553 ' , , 'A 3 r X!! sl M44 y '- hisTory Teacher In l952, Mr. Bobal TarrghT in NepTrrne High School. Since I'-753 he has . l l A n T ' Z ' I- T 'Z is n r mr , ' c ' r ' ' ' ' n ' l . ' I . ', . l ' l In r In I, f l ll f fe F FOREWORD WIIIW a I1ooe+I1a+IIws WeaI'I1er Vane w1+Iw Hrs compIIa+uorw of famlluar faces a d s emes so InrmIy stamped upon our mmds may In parf serve TO mIerwsIIyII1e memormes of our semorI1ugI1 school oays and aI II1e same Ime be a Ian qIIoIe record for The Class of NmeIee1 EIf+y Sax we presenf IIIIS book ELIZABETH H HECK ROBERT STAUB Edlfor In Chnef AssIs+ar1IEdHror CONTENTS DEDICATION OUR TOWN AND OUR SCHOOL FACULTY ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS THE YEAR IN REV'EW SENIOR SECTION .....,...........................................................-..---.-.-- 23 . .,,,,,,,.,.........,L..L............................................ IIS iii On an aifraciive plol' direcfly off Mindowaslrin Parlr, +l1e Municipal Hall is of old Williamsburg siyle. Our iown, Wesilield, New Jersey, is a realify To us roday, buf in The years lo come ir will be a memory To many of us as we find our iobs, our schooling. and our iravels ialcing us 'io all paris of This couniry and 'rhe world. We shall remember Wesilield lor i'rs beauliful Trees, shrubs, and flowers, for Mindowaslcin Park wirh ice slcaring in winrer and foliage in summer, Tor Tamaques and Clark Memorial parks where many of our alhleies have slreiched 'rheir legs and arms, and for The beauiiful lawns of ihe homes where dwell 'rhe suburbaniies. We shall remember The Y where we have held many dances and gone io Y's Up nighis, The Library where we spenf quie'r hours of srudy, and The affer school rendezvous al rhe local Hsweei shops. We may even brag a bir aboul Our Town which was ser aparr as a Township in I794. The 'Wesi Fields were sefiled by residenis of Eliza- berh Town who found life loo crowded in +ha+ This excellent view of fhe inferior of flu adulf public library in rho Municipal Building shows 'rhe oxcollenf facililies of- fered fo sfudenfs of Wesffield High. sefflemenf and chose fo venfure wesfwardl Today fhey would find our fraffic problems, populafion of over 20,000, supermarlcefs, and many dwellings incredible. They could hardly conceive of whole bus loads of young people whislcing off fo New Yorlc for a mafinee or sighfseeing frio Yes we are en fifled fo brag a buf abouf The follcs who live in Wesffield fhe advanfages of proxirnify fo large cifies our cifizenship our clubs our churches and our schools By and large if is a preffy wonderful liffle ole fown During each Chrislmas season a model of a church is placed on fha island an fhe cenfer of Mmdowaslun Lake This flood lighted scene has become a landmark In fhe fown may K 1'-f 43- A vuew of ihe covefed senior door ai fhe high school as seen from above shows fha usual groups of seniors gafhered abou? if fo falk offer school 7 . , ' . . . . . .i. i. , . ' ' 5 - ,-..' ' 'X ,N ' ' ' - '- .r-.x ' TA ,i ,C ., U... 2 ,'x4 rfb n . 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I.-my aa am Ara wo- L- iv ., ,H num.. w-unp,.,..M-wqanfmo-ww ,sum Aim M A , fm ,Mufxaansn ihlulbmq fl Muse wviwlmmv 44 -my :mmm anumllhn-wma mvuuwf was MMM, +mhvmwn4fbwvagw,g,Q vfvwaunsamnnnw. X,,,,,,,,4 Www aqua.-...K :lam mam, M-lolnslulanuni -mmm rg, munnllafosils naman Mvlw aus . wo. if. can-A an l-.hu ' 1' was-Q it Q14 if int' If 'nmnuD 'M YW vii It ilib , ,My ' fr .W , . i amiga if-Marx' M A' - fr IWVSXYW Y V V 4, , 1 i . , ,, if was me-Abu. www- , G WWW ' viiillbf . -af .Leia .1 8 SENIOR CLASS The Senior Year is +he wear +ha+ is wafkeo for by each class, i+ me-ahs rhe Seo' Door, fhe Sewior Play, and 'he Sevior Eaoouef. Being a senior means heirg abie speak with a voice of 6ff3E': 9'TCS, afd icrowhg The ins!! a'd ons of Vfeerff High School. When you are a sefor, you cad ,ook a' 'he uhderziassmew w'fh a roixhre feelings-superiori+y becaase you hare reached rhe pimhazie of your high ache fv- Q Q ed as v . xx x 'x x career-envy beca.se oo ofgef wf aoyrwer year fir-d you a par? of frwe life of WesrFfeYd High Scrook Belr a eefror 's saoooged , a ra'rwer Varfworoes oslflowg ar? We uvdercfassmew Q rd , Q P are assumed fo respec' a'o revere yea. Of coerse This Ufopian erare does mor rearly exEs+, bar yoe do fo' Vo 'oo 'rnzh Your year Ts a busrie of ac+IvI+y' yo- have scarcefy ffffsrveo rafrg ,of sefor pbfuee rare: whev someone Es measerfng you for a cap and gown S JUNIORS Fzrsl row lell lo rlghl Sally Blackburn Roxane Alpher Helen Blackwood Harlley Carson Phyllis Babbull Pal Auslun Sec ond row Barbara Bulls Gmme Bach Carol Amack Mary Ann Andersor' Nancy Byam Belly Sue Caulkms Pal Carlin Third row Domnnnck Afyoezzalo John Chruslne Margarel Brooke Marlha Bolger Nancy Borlon Bonnie Burdsall Terry Bavosa Focrlh row Slephen Buck George Bullerlneld Tony Anlhony Arlhur Bendler Malcolm Bowes Allon Brown Fnllh row Dave Bloys Jay Cloud Ken Augusl Bob Allen Ray Bells Knrl Bass Absenl Harold Ausler Fursl row lell lo rnghl Shirley Douglas Pal Donahue Anne Frnanl Rosalne Chrome ldabel Dnaz Second row Pal Dwyer Ann Cruckenberger Dorolhy Ellander Nancy Engellrxed Cornelia Dunn Joan Coords Thlrd row Terry De Monl morency Phul Ewnng Carol DeChells Ned Duelz Mum: Donohue Kale Culler Fourlh row Bob Dawson Conme Drummond Bob Fnsh Ward Codel Peggy Deeler Pele Farrow Dudley Coy Fnllh row Dave Ferreby Sleve Falk Dave Craver Waller Dlelz Pal Goodnng Pal Dodd Absenl Davnd Doughly Jlm Colapuelro John Coe Fursl row lell lo rnghl Carol Hoppin Sue Hulse Genevieve Green Rena Ferrarx Angelo De Marco Second row Kalhy Howell Nancy Hughes Kalhy Gull June Frederuckson Peggy Feeley Karen Gram Third row Belsey Harlman Anne Holl gren Merednlh Henschkel Berney Garlland Jam Goodwm Dan Hans Mr Bradshaw Fourlh row Fred Groeneveld Bull Flammer David Hackenberg Phyllns Furch Kalhy Evans Ted Gales Fllh row Davld Haworlh R nald J Hall Pe y Flsher Davld Hulgenbuug Blll Grolelend Ralph Grnner Fred Dlllus Absenl Ronald W Hall Wendell Horn Fnrsl row lel'l lo rlghl Lyn Knmball Grace Lewis Barbara Hurl Roberla Kleln Carol Kookogey Kalherune Lake Sec and row Marlha Lnghlbown Valerie Lauver Judy Knrschner Evanne Jardlne Harvey Korfan Thnrd row Barbara Kelso Lnnda Large Mary Anne Leedom Lorrame Lanno John Knapp Bob Kolodny Fourlh row Bob Heras Frank lsoldl George Euslus Rudy Krulzner Bob Jones Bob Hughes Bob ey Fnllh row Ball Kingsbury Rlchard Klmbal Larr Kelly Bob Klem Barbara Izall Sandra Howell Absenl Margarel Jellers Flrsf row le+'+ 'ro rnghf Jaclce OConner Nancy Mahler Joyce Morgan Josephlne Mannmo Elsue Newman Henry Millar Mary Ann Loughrey Shurley OBrwen Second row Mary Mnddlefon Pal ONewl Jwm Maclce Beverly New rnwller Mary Anne Mwller Edna Marlyn Judy ONewl Thlrd row Bll Lwndqu sf Charles Moser Marrlyn McG.nre Carol Ebelhauser Mary Macfarland Ga1lMacgwll Fred Meye Fourlh row Joseph Meyer Ann Nncolello Lucne Maryosa Duane Paladlno Jlm Lamber+ Furs? row lefl' +o rughl' Evelyn Pflug Peggy Rafcluffe Penny Park Adrnenne Puserchua Sally Rash Chrwshne Phares Pa? Plller Belly Read Second row Mac Qwgley Tom Norfhculr Tommy Rnchardson Glnnle Plaf' Mwldred Ra chle Helen Poffs Jay Posf Third row Amber Rederer Kafhy Rngen Doug Poland Joyce Pwckerlng Lyn Paxson John R y Paul Neuer Bob Reddell Fculh row Char es Rogers Hugh Prlce George Rogers Davnd N well SL. an Rexer D ra'd Plfzer Absenf Ed Pnschedda SUB JUNICDRS lr row l ll' fo Fl hf Bruce Rus? Dave Keze K + r 9 r Rxchard Dlxon Torn Mar hall S c m Wesfon Joe Truor' D nad M me russl Bll arby Glen Abramson B l G a de Bob Broadbenf Neal Rockoff Don Blg T rn J ce: Fnrsf row lef+ +o rnghl Inge S+olfers Carol Spade Sally Sma+h Susy Schmldl' Loms Sensbac Second row Gal Schen kel Grefchen Schnerder Madelwre Sorrenhno Loss Se Ter? Edxfh Sulzer Irene Sfavros Sandra Russel Thlrd row John Swmfon Dxcl: Slafer Karhy Shalrofko Jacxy Sparks Adawr Sldford Melwnda Sco++ Frances Russwf no Foul-'rh row Dck Swaney Jnm Seeley Gaul Shnerman Dol Schnelder Sanhfa Smafh Roberf Schmncli Fnffh row Dave Tenney Tom Rush forfh Rrchard Schonberg Larry Shar' er Ken Scolf Dave Sapp John Sfeurnagel Absenr Grace Smufh Sam Selllno M ke Sensbach Bull Shellenberger George Smith Frank Sor FSHTIUO Furs? row lefl +o rrghf Joan Wrugl-+ Carol Walfon A folneflre Wllllams Sandra Toslo Mar+ha Waller Second row Jrrn Sslxo Jean Tobey Marnlyn Webber Carol Thorpe J seffe Wnllces Thlrd row Jane Wyman Lnda Voss Robn Wlghf Madeline Verona Carol Wrwghf Fourfh row Boo Warnecke Bob Thompson Hlram Tufrle Dave Wllharns Den ms Tlerney Mwclxey Wullnamson Fuffn row Glen Yealcley Dave Wuerfhele Spencer Thompson Edward Whlfe John Wallace Bull Wllde Q I SOPHGMORES Firsl row lell lo righl Jean Barnell Joanne Arundale ar bara Bunker Jane Brower Elizabelh Bourns Second row Cindy Baker Linda Bevelheimer Joan Broadbenl Blanche Brunson Frank Bell Third row David Alles Barbara Bigelow Judy Bacherl Mike Boyer Fourlh row Bob Brossard Roger Binkley Terry Benlley Jim Bigelow Glenn Abramson Rich ard Beck Absenl Audrey Bullock Don Bigelow Ginny Bach Bob Broadbenl Jerry Bonnelli Norman Bendel David Creed Firsl row lefl lo righl Maury Chenowelh Susan Clark Bob Chrisliano James Dallymple Slanley Chassin Second row Shirley Cerillo Cabrina Carnevale Nancy Conlin Nancy Carr Nancy Brunlon Third row Judy Clark Hugh Clark Nick Bukva Paul Burbage Meq Cowles Fourlh row James Firsl row lell lo righl Marlha Harrison Mary Harbin Roberla Harlen Marlha Haase Audrey Gehrlein Second row Bruce Field Carol Granl Dianne Garcia Belle Anne Holland Joan Granl Third row Belh Harris Judy Haller Roberl Filzgerald David Franlz Alan Fisher Fourlh row James Dunlavy Ann Hedges John Fish William Flelemeyer John Falk Arl Frilz Fillh row Bruce Dunning Alan Fraser Joseph Freeman Absenl John Emerick Belly Lou Hannon Richard Fonl Firsl row lell lo righl Judy Hilchings Conslance Klrng Second row Nancy Jordon Crisla Klapperl Susan Jacobus Belle Ann Hellman Melinda Hellman Third row Brian Harlingham Jane Howard Emily Hollbaugher Pamela Hyde Mary Jensen Baroara Hurling Fourlh row Chris Herman Glenn Gilchrisl John Gulhrie Bruce Graham Barry Hanawall Absenl Carol Hulchinson Donald Gordon Bill Grander Dick Hogan Tom Hackell Donald Fusco Coals Jane Case Dan Dameron Janel Carlisle Grier Cooper Fillh row Guy Corcoran Maureen Chrislian Sue Chambers Bob Crall Firsl row, lefl lo righl: Alice Forle, Elaine Dow, Virginia Gormley, Susan Ewing. Second row: Sandy Feller, Jo Davill, Belly Davill, Carroll Flannery, Marion Del Nero, Alice Evans. Third row: Bunny Cunningham, Mary Linn Crowe, Kalhy Durling, Lynn Fisher, Sue Forlenbaugh, Carroll Far- rand. Fourlh row: Jim Duncan, David Dielz, Don Dixon, Phil Dreyfuss, Jim Davies. Fillh row: George Davidson, Bill David- son, Tom Davies, Richard Denning, Bill Darby. Absenl: Nick DeCaprio, Richard Dixon. VU. Firsl row lell lo righl Peggy Loeo Gail Lohman Sue Knighl Judy Leslie Diana Kyak Second row Jayne Leavy Carol Kurl-1 Ellana Lilch Karen Lewis. Third row: Dave Kern Karol Krebs Mary Lallan Thelma Lee Anila Leone. ourlh row: Ed Hoffman Tom Hill Dave Morse Ed Labenski Don Lagergren. Absenl: Tom Jancek, Dave Klezer, Ronald Kolcusky, Bill Lane, Dale Lee. First row lett to right Rosemary Magnoti Judy Luginbuhl Melinda Meares Diane Mantredi Peggy Markham Jo Ann Myers Second row Shirley McGowan Gail Meier Sue McGeary Gail Maltble Pat McDonough Jane Luginbuhl Third row Art Lepow Francis Meadows Pat Malkin Linda Mannion Mary Mayer Jackie Maines Fourth row Ken Ludlum Jim McBean Lawrence Long Bill Lockteld Fitth row Malcolm Mackenzie David Leitz David Ludewig David Luerssen Bob Lenskold Absent Stanley Luebck Sub Juniors Bob Lloyd Roger Love First row lett to right Dorothy Muse Carol Mowen Judy Morton Elaine Mont: Ethel Mount Second row Judy Mungall Louise Mitchell Judy Neuman Robert OBrien Robert McDowell Third row Enrico Micioni Karen Nelson Joanne Morrison Joyce Muller Julia Napier Fourth row Karen Michelson Sandy Nicholson Donald MacNeil Ronald Marko Fitth row Toney McCrann George Maint Fred Meyer Robert McCormick Dean MacLaughlin Absent Kathryn Murray Tom Marshall Craig Maxwell Wayne Kochanderter 2 First row lett to right Dave Morphis Roberta Rehner Sue Phillips Jon Post Joanne Peters Second row Elizabeth Put nam Betty Riker Betsy Pond Inger Roislien Alan Peterson Third row Betty Rogers Denny Paone Bob Muller Fay Robinson Ruby Robinson Fourth row Jay Pierson Charles Murphy Sue Ruckert Pat Reagan Frank Novello Fifth row Dick Petrasek Harris Palmer Christine Roney Bob Mottett Pete Moffett. First row left to right Jo Ann Sexton Gloria Sterphone Jenny Lind Stites Marie Shepard Kay Seltzer Second row George Rochat Bob Rescorla Judy Schorr Judy Salusbury Third row Linda Smith Emily Spencer Virginia Schomp Sandy Simms Lori Ann Salo Fourth row Jack Reis George Reasor Biz Reuther Barbara Stogowski Drude Sparre Ab sent George Ritchie Alan Sanzera Bruce Rust Neal Rock ott Gayle Wilde F1 First row lett to right Mike Tierney Pete Stirrup Nancy Thompson Barbara Watson Ida Mae Trenner Second row Janet Whitney Beverly Turpin Judy Umstead Doris Thomas Karyl Wheeler Third row Charles Sparks Dennis Steely Coleen Whalen Pat Whalen Art Strock Sharon Walters Fourth row Carol Towl Tom Sisko Kathy Thompson Fred Smith Carol West Fltth row Judy Varnum Wayne Smith Fd Torgeson Joel Thompson Pete Stevenson Phyllis Tasker dm- First row left to right Ernestine Williams Suzanne Ulrich Lynne Williams Judy Willoughby Tulsa Williams Second row John Webber Steve Whitetord Barbara Yannuzzi Caryl Zumttrunnen Margaret Williams Margaret Wirth Third row Ken Weyman Robert Viglianti Darrell Tunge Nancy Width Skipper Willits Peter Wilday. Fourth row. Alice Wilkinson Barbara Yoder. Judy Wilson Jerry Wilker- son Lynda Wright Susan Young. Fifth row: Peter Vande- kamp Tony Vastona Jim Yockel Dennis Trotman Jim Weston. Absent: Joe Truono. UNDERCLASSMEN W' I fi. il if ff 'F' :gm K -Qiff ur' Q' .ff K 4' ' F9 -0 2 .4 Sl K 'QF-W . f. ,fi , .32.g4 2f'jfff , ,A ,N f fP i:N'f.f1,:' v 1, ft, N j', f '- --Lf 75' ' ' 1 llllciuc- ' e -si'sg.f.,f , 1f.,f i 'Y . 1 uigfupim J, FACULTY V, ROBERT L FOOSE BA MA Prmc pal v--35 I DR S N EWAN Jr HAROLD S THOMPSON B S M A h D Super nfendenf of Schools Assnsfanf fo 'the Pr nc pal r 3 Q., R The office sfaff composed of leff +o rnghf Mrs Menerduerclr Mrs Bingham Mrs Rowley Miss Derby and Miss Whiirfalner elfucienfly handle fhe scheduling and clerical work for ihe school Mr Washvulle Mrs Phipps and Mrs Ellis of fha Guidance Office help the sludenfs make plans for fhe fufure XX Q ,L Our school librarians. Mrs. Hall and Miss Scoff, are always willing fo help a perplexed sludenf wirh his reference worlr. i2 23 REMIX WITH I Our semor Englmsn reaclners Mrss Drefrnc d MSS B r ner vse us on prob ems dee rnq emor essays or scnoo! re Many siudenfs recelve experf Englnsh msfruchon from Mr Freeman M Luxemburg and Mr Thomas siandung and Mrs Su?herIand M Mrchaels and Mass Foufz seaied anal. Mrs. Gough, Mr. Palencar, and Miss Pelfon, leff fo righf, Hue insrrucfors of our Business Educaiion Deparfmenf, prepared many aspiring sfudenfs for fhe business world. Ill!!! ll! HRW' f IX!! Our Mafhemahcs Deparimeni mcludes, leff fo rughf, Mr Ellus, Mr Gerber, Muss Gromllch, and Mass Hull Mr Smnda IS our very capable Lahn ieacher The leaders of fhe Forengn Language Deparfmenf are leff fo rsghf Mr Gesner Mass Theurer M Bunhng and Mr La Cosfa represenhng French German and Spannsh respechvely The Social Siudues Depar+men+ conslshng of Mr Muller Mrs Cameron ancl Mr Bobal sealed and Mr Bradshaw Mr Palencar an Mr Lewxs siandmg us re sponsnble for our knowledge of world affairs Mr. John Thompson, shop dnrecior and Mr Harold Thompson, mechanical drawmg Teacher ancl assisfanf principal, scrufinize a lable reflnlshed by The shop sfuclenfs. l Our iramer and +he dareciors of ihe Boys Physical Educahon De parfmeni' were Ieff fo rnghi Mr Shles Mr Lay and Mr Duncan Mrs Rogers iefi wuih fhe assisfance of Mrs Wulfson rnghil capably chrecis our Girls Phys :cal Educahon Deparfmenf The Fine Arfs Deparfmenf of our high school is represenfed by, leff io riqhf, Mr. Banlrs, fhe in- sfrumenfai direcfor: Mr. Burger, ihe ari 'feacherg Miss Grimler, direcior of vocal music: Miss Brin- ser, dremaiic coach: and Mrs. Kosalr. ihe home arfs ieacher. 2 ss gg-Q mt ww 'VT 1 7 .,,,m :,:'2'1 ' Q an M- A.-1 ..1.LQ.. Mass Gramlers music groups gave lheur flnal and mosf ouisfandmg performance af 'lhe annual Sprung Muslc Feshval and fhns year celebraied ihe Twenfy Frffh Anniversary of fhls even? Mr Burger guldes fha arhshcally lal enfed wnfh has unusual leaching iech niques 91 la? Our shop whnch ns of parhcular poriance 'lo fhose boys nnferesfed nn manual worlr cxsplays an exhnbni f craffs ,,.,,, ' LVL ' J f ' l . ' lrrl fs 'apol a l so aola E of V 'f f ' ' V I 2 lpl ', : rv 4 I-'im H - , A fp x v 2 Q 3 - ', ' 4 1' M N L .. ' 1 I , ww. I L ,K , I A, ' I : y , I . WY, M- V 5 W A 4 wx' lo I 5 I . . . im- , 0 -4 CQ W- ' n .Q ' V . kv! sq 4 . Fl C761 ,Wo f? ' ha-'I 'T 1 1 ll:-., 'i,-:-'nu-'T'-I pq Q .r - a First roi., e'i IC rignf: Ceroi CSIS' Brefda Paore, .I,yce BergsIand. Second row: Miss Dieffcr advsers Rckv Srweve, Bea Yards: S-s'e Nye, Bob Sfasc, Jim I-Iack-eff. 'Ifrd rofv: Aiden Hess, Ferdy Shoemaker, Chff Roblson, NorvaI Lortus. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Council is an organi- zaTion composed oT eIecTed home- room represenTaTives and The sen- ior class oTTicers. The council meeTs aT irregular inTervaIs To dis- cuss probiems which may arise aT class meeTings, or suggesTions Trom members oT The cIass. Some oT The proiecTs discussed by The group were The class seaI, honor sTudies, and The possibiIiTies of a senior show. Miss IvIargareT Die- Trich acTs as adviser. SENIOR COUNCIL I.efT To righT: Miss Die'rricI1, cIass adviser: Ferdy Shoemaker, vice president Bob STaub, president Cliff Robison, Treasurer: Carol Colin, secreTary. OC Aviv PRISCILLA ABBOTT conslanfly cbaffernng summers a+ Hnghland well dressed always ready for a oke frank candid opmlons rss r Club 2 Dance Club 3 Knlfun Clu 4 Mask and Mime 3 4 Llferary Club 4 Yearbook Sfaff 4 Leader Tralmnq 2 EVELYN ALBU lugla up on flue BETTY ANNE ALGER mfellngenco Honor Roll never a haur ouf of pus always fnmshes whaf she place 'fufure Ines nn medlclne sfarfs versahle band member newcomer enviable slum wausf perfechonlsf French Club 4 Lahn Club 2 JOHN ANTANIES nmperlal prank s er mule wnde smule hunhng enfhusaasf full of flue fun of life greaf guy Jo n orlsrnans Club 2 3 drnver of a red coupe qulef fhnnker enjoys swmmmmg hard work dependable good sfudeni Pe+e Ca alysl' Club 3 4 Lnferary Club 3 4 rnmxng 2 3 4 Mask and Meme 4 Track 3 4 JANET BAILEY l1anls from H19 Hoosrer Sfafe exlularahng smnle friendly amblhous leifer wrnier fulure knndergarfen feacluer Jane? Llferary Club 4 Dance Club 4 BEVERLY BALDWIN a 'linger un every pue scrupulous worker full of clever Ideas Mr Thomas frna fnendly ev H s Eye 3 4 Yearbook Sfalf 4 Mask and M me 3 4 Dance Club 4 Spanish C D3 Prom Comm 3 Beffy French Club 3 4 A+ 1 : '+'q I ' . bi ' .I' Sp ' .,4. I PETER AUSTIN . . . conscienfious . . . I Lrff. ' l' II' I ISWI ' ,Ig ' il. .I U 1. : . Q 'I ., I I hir-f HELEN BARTLETT cheerful and smllmg loves life and people flanr for fellunq the punch Inne before 'lhe loke Helen French Club 2 Mask and Mme 2 3 Leader Traunung 2 Club 4 Prom Comm 3 4 Km lung SUZANNE BALL shcks up for er :deals qulel' sense of humor sweel' shy smlle reserved bul' un Iovnng Suzne Leader Traumng 2 3 4 Girls Sporls 4 Mask and Mime 3 Knnlhng Club 4 PATRICIA BARKER adores her lnflle brofher laughs so hard she crues hard worker lease kmfs and babyslls a Spanush Club 2 3 Mask and Mime 3 Km++mg Club 4 Leader Training 2 3 4 Gmrls Sporls 4 MARY MITCHELL BARNETT Irs wnlh a new slyle ellher makmg up or brealnng p always plannmg somelhmg Mllchle French Club 2 3 Forum Club 2 3 4 Mask and Mime 2 3 4 Lulerary Club 3 4 Leader Training 2 3 Ari Club 4 TODD BARRETT ouldoor man longslandnng musnclan 'favors sell boa? racmg and 'Fushlng quuel re serve fulure lnlernor decoralor Todd Sporlsmans Club 2 3 4 WINIFRED BAUMER devllrles frnendly 'lo everyone parlez vous wnfh lhe besl of 'lhem lalenied wrller Wlnl Library Council 2 Servnce Club 2 Forum Club 2 3 Mask and Mnme 2 3 4 French Club 3 Lnlerary Club 3 4 Hrs Eye 4 Semor Play 4 CONSTANCE BELTZ happlesf away from school lalenled arhsl' shy smile haunfs 'lhe public library mlschlevous Connie Library Council 2 Lahn Club 2 Arl C u 3 Knufhng Club 4 Mask and Mume 2 h ...f'l' 4 I 1 i .. ' ': ' : ' ': ' 1 42 .3.: r' .1 . ' .. Ib: 1 W , I 3 i 'e BEST ALL AROUND Ferdy Shoemaker Prasczlla Hamas 1:?'V .37 JOYCE BERGSLAND 'fukin your shntly lzmfhng argyles :ahve news paper woman chssriui ehaiier Joyce Girls Sporls 2 3 Leader Tramnng 2 3 4 Lalm Club 2 Spamsh Club 3 Dance u 3 3 4 Year o Sfal 4 MARY BICE seems qulel and shy buf looks can be deceavvng clever arhsf dependable Thais noi' 'lhe rughi alhfude Mary F nch Club 2 Ar? Club 3 Treas 4 Prom Comm 2 3 Yearbook Slalf 4 Mas and Mlme 3 CHARLES BODE skephcal naiure All Amerncan physuque umque laugh Boss nghf hand man mexplucable 'thoughts Chuck RICHARD BOOTH member Wa? chung Rndmg and Dnvmg Club ophmushc ouflook 'Fanahc PlSfOl'1 Pusher a smule for fhe down and ou Tan ZILPHA BENTLEY excels Ih every fhmg she does defrmfe Ideas rapid flre conversahon beauhful red hair e Mask and Mlme 2 3 Prom Comm 3 French Club 3 4 Yearbook Slafl 4 National Honor Socnefy 3 4 GSC Pres 4 Leader Trannmg 3 4 'lxvg 1 5 'aft . 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'RB' Y, 4 , 13 ROBERT BOOTHE hard workrng scholar always ready to dnscuss argue or debate nndnvrduanshc bug smrle o Red Cross Pres 4 Cafalysl Club 3 Techmcrans Club 2 Lllerary Club 4 Baseball Mgr 2 3 Library Council 2 Pr s ERNEST BRAXTON qurer manner and a sense of humor 'lympam player supreme u ure bacferrolo grs mule wade smlle Ernle JAMES BROSSARD siaunch mem er of rnfechous laughier 'fall and blond always ready for a olre Berserlr 4 Caralysl Club 2 3 Mask and Mime 4 All Slale Chorus 4 ANNE BROWER always works fo lhe besl' of her abllrfy low muslcal vorce defermuned leacl-:ers o Anne C 2 L+: Club 2 3 Germ Cu 2 3 Girls Sporfs 2 3 4 Leader rammg 2 4 Prom Comm Nall l-lon Soclely 3 4 JOAN BROWN achve Girl Scoul' 'Frnendly gran senhmenlal unafrand fo express her opunuons enihusrashc consrderaie Joan L rary Council 2 3 4 Arr Club 2 Mask nd M me 2 3 4 Nafura Club 4 Gurls Sporls 2 3 Yearbook 4 H s Eye 4 VLADIMIR BROZ frrendly nnferesls anclude chemnsfry corn col lechng and mrneralogy always lolrmg fwrnklung eyes Va Aeronauhcs Club 3 4 JUDITH BREMNER qurel' unhl fha devrl rn her makes her grggle pleasure 'lo be wrih enloys model rn Judy Spanish Club 3 Mask and Mime 3 4 ' . ' ...a I I.. ...f+ .I - 3, 6.4. ' ' b l3 . . . l' l i ' . E HI- ... .. Foolball 2, 3: Baseball 2: Ll+erary Club G-.S,. 7 a'n .1 an lb.: ..: T ,3..7 .3I Ib ' , ,z . 3: a. i ..: lisr i' l . I' l l.'.'Id. LAWRENCE BROZEK grea+ me chanacal aphfude dsllgenf worker on prolecfs of has chooslng ou should ve seen Larry Lferary Club 3 4 Mask and M me 4 A ro an cs Club 4 Track 3 4 JOAN BURBANK adds her lovely vonce +o many musuc groups enloys meehng new people always up +o somefhung Joan All Slale Chorus 3 4 Mask and Mime Lea r Tr l I 2 Red Cross Councll 2 Kmlhng Club 4 CHARLES BURFIELD remanns quue+ly aloof perloclucally seized by wanderlusl' deep brown eyes possesses a scholarly curnosufy Charlue Sfudenl Council 2 3 Golf Team 2 3 4 Technicians Club 2 Calalysl Club 3 4 Forum Club 4 EDMUND BURKE greai' sense of humor popular wafh fhe guys 'huehers heal drives A hai' blul arc Dance Club 3 Foorball 3 Forum Club 3 Radno Club 3 RAYMOND CALDWELL . . . anolher Wulf Disney in ihe making . . . er- rific sense of humor . . . loves rock n ro . ..and girls .. . Duc. MOST AMBlTlOUS Sue Valentine, Bob Sfaub Club 2 3 4' Foolball 2 4' - lecfors Club 4. BETTY LOU CAPITELLA winning sm: e cheerful hello ea In senior play efficiency plus 'lufure secrefary Belly Club 2 Mask and Mime 2 3 rary Council 3 4 Seno Play Duc Griggs MARGARET CARLISLE qulei' mafureness worllrwhsle friend a+hlehc abnlafy wvfh 'femsmmty loves boolcs and children Peggy orls 2 3 CLAIRE CARLSON sweef and man nery delermmed good books and small children are 'favornfes spare hme fiddler Claire irs porls 2 r nch Club Leader Training 2 4 German Club 3 CATHRYN CASAMO eager and lalkahve always singing songs nice figure flurlahous brown eyes dramahsl nlun erary Club 3 4 Forum Club 3 enior Play 4 D nce Cub ir Sports 4 Mask and Mime 4 MARILYN CATLOW green eyed Tman lm? qulel' and mysferuous spark of lhe hockey leam slum and allrachve Marilyn Girls Spor'rs3 4 Wrifers Club Sec 4 Carol Colm l E NV, , y V Ad : , I I 4: V., A.,.,e .,.,. Lib ' . Z l r 4. . k . l . Latin Club 2: Mask and Mime 2: Girls' Sp . . 4- I . . . ' f . . ' G' I ' S l l : F e 3, 4: . l . .I I ' .1 - a ' IIPPPII '.'.... l '. Lil . 7 . 4: S ' 1 a I l 4: G'ls' b all self assured frank and clever fop honor sfudenf lm impressed Penquln G C Vuce Pres 4 Dance Club 4 Lllerary Club 4 Class Sec 4 rom Comm 3 EUGENE CHRONE . . . good-nafured . . . perpefual bufch . . . car enfhusiasf . . . life of fhe parfy . . . never in a hurry . . . Gene. BaealI2 3 BILL CLARKE tremendous defer mmahon sfar end on fl1e Blue Devnls enloys a good fume easy fo falk fo oball 2 3 Sludenl' Council 3 4 WILLIAM CLELLAND fascunafed by model rarlroads Macduff wufh a Scofflsh burr brlsk and busnnesslnke carefully fhoughf ouf Ideas 1 Collecfors Cl b 2 4 THOMAS CLEMENTS never com plains a friend who can be relied Lnffle Abner easy gonng rugged man om Foo ball 2 4 rea mafhemaflcally minded mteresfed nn radno aspires fo play a good clarnnef Sfeve 10 Club 2 3 Vuce Pres quuef serene and reserved mferesled nn ceramncs a smlle fo warm 'lhe hearf Valerie Red Cross Councll 2 Mask and Mime 3 4 Lafun Club 3 Leader Traml 4 Yearbook S+ ff 4 Sensor a Comm 4 s b . . ...Ball , F0 f . .. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: , l Q A 14 ' . . . milf. ' A ' u . . on..ll'.' ... ' l , . Q 1 X CAROL COLIN . . . envied and liked STEVEN CONN . .. . qulef and Will VALERIE CONOVER . . . good friend y ,,, , I .d...' . . ... Z., ': I. u... 5, , - , 1 , Rad' . : ' . 4. ' 1 ' ' 1 . 1 P 2. . : ' I ' 'HQ . 3. : G I ' Pl Y MARY ALICE CRAWFORD sporls enfhusnasf beauhful alfo volce supreme II1dlVIdUdII5'I' skilled eques frvenne musucally minded Mac nn Club 2 3 All Slale Chorus 3 4 JANET CONSTANTINE . . .. slim sweef, and well arliculafed . . . ii'H'er- bug acldicf . . . aspires Io secretarial position . . . Jan. Arl Club 3. WILLIAM COOLEY appreclafes good 'azz drives a 5I rlclcslxaw subile humor smoolln dancer Inkes ouf of 'Iown girls I Sporfsmans Club 2 3 4 GENEVIEVE COVINGTON 'llny gal wnflu a sunny dusposlhon sincere frlendluness smiles and sparlrles much admured Genny G C 4 Lahn Club 3 4 Red Cross Councwl Trees 4 Prom Comm 3 Library uncul Sec: 2 Vce P s 3 Pr s JOAN COX alfracls many frlends dlscrnmmahng Iasfe un clolhes walks around IH a dream fun Io know Joan Plmofoqraplwy Club 2 Knnlhng Club 4 Mask and Mime 2 3 Prom Comm 3 MOST SUAVE Duck Reynolds Susan I-Iarlman ...B'II. I , ,, .S. .. : ' . : - co' .','1 re. .Ie.4. . . , ' all . . . . . . SQ La+' , g Girls' Spode 2, 3, 4: 4, 'T 'lrrl few I I ' I I gf 4 2' I I. I I ZA ' 'WC 7 Ki THOMAS CULVER has Ideas of MARGARET CUNTZ aifrachve his own and gfandg up 'fgr fhem l'1eWCOfT1ef WIIO WODI be fOI'QOHen acfor and orafor exiraordunary IIVSIY male magnef fulure home wanfg fo be 5 lawyer Tom economisl' Oh neafl Marge s and Mime 2 Nafl Kn +Tr'g Club 4 Lurerary Club 4 S cie+y 3 4 '13 SUSAN DARBY afhlehc abilify in 'fuiure nurse blue eyed blonde ue rs Sporfs 2 3 4 Leader Train: CLAIRE DAVIDSON qulef end reserved sincere friend conscienhous and dependable ws make an efficienf secrefary Clears rary Council 2 3 4 Red Cr Council 2 4 Leader Training 4 FRED DAVIES Ioohng forward fo mamsfernal career compefeni' beck stage worker dependable tearful engoys fha organ Technicians Club 2 3 4 Mask and Mime 4 Library Council 4 PATRICIA DAYCOCK fiery red heed felenhd erhsh adores Paul devofee of Lake Mohawk . graduefe model . Pafhe Ar+ Club 2. 3. 4, Mask and Mime 2. 3. 4. Wearher Vane Meg 3 RUTH DAHLSTROM magic foucll on +I'1e harp SIFIHQS malure yei' deI:gI'aHuIIy mischievous :nie Iigence plus How prudenf Rufhue s and Mime 2 3 4 AIISIaI'e clweslra 3 4 NaII Orclweslra 4- Service Club 2 3 Yearbook 4 French 4 Bef' P' Mak ' , 3, 4: I Hon. Ili 7 ' . I' O' , . Mak ' , , 2 - Or- every sporf . . .. la' spark of mischief flls . I Gil' , , 3 ng 2, 3,4. - ..'.'-is U5 ' . . I oss Fred. . . . . . . x RALPH DE FIORE . . . warm humor . . . reserved . . . believes in faking life as if comes . . . aversion fo siudies 'lalenf nn wood worlung Ralph Tec mclans Club 3 4 EDNA DETLEFS bubblnng wvlh humor makes any classroom Irvely greaf prachcal loler keeps feachers hopplng Edna Pholoqraphy Club 2 Spanlsh Club 3 Kmlhnq Club 4 JOHN DIAZ dynamo on Ihe grudnron excels In all sporls casual dresser possessor of a smoofh D A Johnnie B sefball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Foo all ELIZABETH DICK has a yen for Irnshmen Irnown 'For her long blonde anr qulef myslernousness newcomer from Trlnlfy Hugh JOSEPH D ORIO newcomer Io JOSEPH ROCCO DINIZO spori mqunsmve broad shouldered and friendly smnles for everyone mem rugged never a worry oe ber of fhe Cenfolas Rucky Tec mcuans Club 3 4 Tec: nucuans Club 3 4 WILLIAM DIXON lakes sharp slnghfly bashful and occasionally moody roclr and roll fnend olball 4 SlucIen'rCounc1l 2 3 enuor Council 4 Lam Club ace s 3 Pres if '?' h ' ' ' , . l ali . 1 , : lb 3, 4. ' ' ' . . . Liz. W,H,S ,,,, goes in for 59055 , , , enfhusiasf : , , non-conformigf , , , clrofhes . . . conscuenhous' worker . . . ...J. 1 ' ...Bill. h ' ,, h ' ,, Fo 1 '..4I S ' ' I T' V' Pre. . . 4. , Q xx , I wp, f fx MOST ATTRACTIVE Dave Momer Janef Duncan SUSAN DOWELL diplomacy plus wonderful wail: children warmth and charm exqunsafo profnle porirad' of a lady Susno Forum Club 4 JANET DUNCAN neafness per somfnecl mysferuous fhen bubbllng over affrachve and nehle lover of The shore an Sru enl' Ccurcll 2 Mask and Mlme 2 T Knllfmg Clu Red Cross Councll 2 Prom Comm 3 BARBARA ANN DUNN ar laughnng eyes suncere oves lo sk: achve socuery woman Marx me r a 3 Frenc: D e Cross C l Sec r a er Class Nom ral g Comm as GEORGE DURGAN flaming re aur an :nqumng mmd spark of cross ccunlry and lrack pros pechve polmcuan George alys Co ,C PETE DORCHEK red shurfed drnves a sharp yellow 55 Dodge convorhble congenual friendly a real friend Pere Mask and Mrme 4 Sporlsmars Club 4 Foofball 4 01 l ' V It O I I T I Q I n cl T A 7 ' . 3. 43 Spanslw Club 3: .' f b 45 . . . d H always Iwllllng 'ro do more . . . Balmlail ' and Ml 2. T e S 7 h CQ' 2: R d ourck .-T e - sur 3: .E I: . 3: Cl S Sec. 3. . . . ' a , 'T Cal f lu' 37 Cross Ccunlry 2, 3 lWl, epl. 4 Traclc 2, 3, 4. SALVATORE EACONO a friendly uy can falre a lolre lakes luke slow and easy enloys ex nshng a Tec moans Club 2 4 BARBARA ECKERT dreamy dancer pehfe brune'He smarf dress fufure model affrachvely sophnshcaied Barb Sporlsrnan s Club Dance Club 3 Maslc and Mlme 3 Knufhng Club 4 BRUCE ELLIOTT qunef drives a well Icnown red Ford quick Iaughier enfhusnashc parhclpanf nn many sporfs Bruce eball 2 Fo a 4 a Club 4 USP JANIS FAY mferesfed rn every fhmq and everyone welcome ad duhon from New Mexnco enloys a augh Leis shag an Lllerary Club Mask and Mlme Knrlhnq Club 4 Leader Training 4 PHILIP FEDORKA Nahonal Guards man busunesslulre appearance dapper dresser execuhve abulrly n Collecfors Club Treas 2 Sec 3 Pres ANNIE FITCH charmlngly warm sm: e quvef manner subtle sense of humor amafeur snapshof an aspnres fo eefher nursing feachmq Annne Darce Club 3 Lmbrary Council 4 KENNETH FLORENCE cheerful and 'frnendly ex1rover+ a yoke for every occasnon many varued hvlhes good mafhemahclan en Mask and Mxme 4 Fall Play 4 Pholog raphy Club 2 Treas 3 Sec 4 Lllerary Cu 4 Foolball 2 3 Sw mm 2 aseball 2 W , ' ' . er... ' h ' ,, -' 3' g Bas ,3,4: o+bIl2. :L+in --f l I ' ' 4: ' 41 Fal-l'Play 4: Senior Play Comm. 4: ...Ph'I. 4' .. ., . f ' or Z ' ' ' ac- K. lb: I .lgl In Inq ,3. 4:B .3,4. MARGARET FREEMAN lwely per onalaiy always 'Full of quups confaguous laugh achve nn home economzcs fueld e s cl Mme 2 4 Cenec r rq d Mme 2 3 4 Cc'ec r Cu 2 Dance Cub 4 Leaders Tram Inq 4 KENNETH FRITZ smoofh dancer casual dresser undershsndmg and sympalhehc knack for muschnef and an nmpush grnn en Srudenl C ncl 2 Caralysf C430 Treas l 3 O b 3 FRANCIS FROST drives a green fennns feam assef loys lnferalure sensmve and percep we aslrs queshons Mac ennls 2 3 Foorbal 2 Sporfsmans Club 4 Pholoqraphy Club 2 ROBERT GAIDO lalggesf ll'Hle man an school seen drlvmg a 55 Chevy nch In frnends personalnly plus o C alysr Club 3 4 Lulerary Club 4 Drrve 2 Gen Charrm Wearher Vane Mag 2 3 4 ,- CLASS DREAMERS Jlm Leonard Joan Cox MARGARET GARBER sugar n space always on fhe go core and +ac'rful blushes easily svnei' neaf and pehle Peggy Mes end M me 2 3 4 Lurerary Club 3 4 Leader Trannrnq 2 3 4 Yearbook Sfaff 4 All Sfale Chorus 4 Semor Play Comm 4 k an Q. , 3, 3 'l fc s' an I , , 7 rl fovsl .I ' ' ' f . K . A 33 Span'sbWClub '21 Track 2, 3 F ell all . . . . ' l l . . . . en- , : l : ' f I1 B b. H' af . z ' 1 SAT ' , 3, . ' an 42 ......sin- lr i M, , 7 ' ' 3' 4' l ANN GARRETSON cheerful afh lude eye sel' for a cerlam servlce man neal dresser always a cheery H fulure secrelary Ann Ari Club 2 3 Library Councll 2 3 I ,. o 1, 'I 14 n i v 139 ff EQ 5 'k MOST ROMANTIC Marzlyn Pearce, Alden Hess JEROME GARRISON Ophrmshc oufloolr earneslly mferosiod an aero nauhcs easy gomq oar +o ear grnn a greaf guy Jerry Lzferary Club 3 4 Collecfors Club 2 Aercnaullcs Club 3 JAMES GASS locose manner allergic lo sludles proud owner of a blaclc Chevy converhble shore anyone? Bonzo Sensor Play Comm 4 Mud Wmler Ball Comm 4 Pholography Club 2 HENRY GEHRHARDT enloys mosl' sporls easnly lempled by a go book sclence fascunales hum plans fo be a chemusf Henry B eball3 4 CAROLE GETTER lulure secrefary sfruller qunef makes frlends easlly on lhe grncllron for lwo years and capable Carole Twlrlmq 3, 4, Ar? Club 2, 3 . N 1 2 he p ,W i n uw-'ff fr. ww 13-V. f . . o 4 rrlr ,l ralra , .,l - f Wwmmwewe Y a A Q A ' ' . . Q o Q n . c 0 O . o 1 o l 1 D u ' . ' . ll ll I I I - ll .. 7 ' - I l ' ' 1 . z . . . . ' od Q as . . 4. JOSEPH GOLOMB rock n roll en ihuslasf masier recordlng arhsf proud owner of a cusfom Chevy converhble oe M s and Mime 2 3 4 Forum ub 3 Dance Club 3 4 SALLY GIGGEY busy bee a py personallly wlll sfudy desrgnmg consfanf lallrer siar un fall play capable Sa y s ard M me 2 3 4 French Prom Comm 3 Knlfhrg Clu Lea er Tram ng 2 3 4 FREDERICK GILL vnfal member of c our and 3 sympaihehc suncere 'Fruendly and frank You re klddlng' Fre Collecfors Club 2 All Sfafe Choru MARIE GILSON mad feafure wrnfer 'fufure Engllsh mayor loves French and French poodles wnll drlve In 'far fufure Muffy Mask and Mrme 2 3 4 Forum Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Treas 4 Sen r Play 4 Yearbook Slaff 4 Hrs Eye 2 man volahle chap ladies man wnll make a good busuness man Jac Mask and Mime 2 Prom Comm 3 WILLIAM GOODMAN crazy haur cu coniaqnous gran sharp dres ser generous 'frlend ace checker for Safeway Goody Spor+smans Club 2 3 Rr-1' NANCY GORDON ours vlvacnous and 'frnendly falen+ed planusf organlsf and vocalusi good leader Commander dark nalural Mas and M me 2 Sec 3 Vnce Pres 4 Prom Comm 3 Nall Hon Socnel'y3 4 Dance Club 3 AllSrare Chorus 3 4 Leferary Club 3 4 '27 ' ..:h'p- ffi 'llf Mak , i ,.f Club , 2: .7 b4I d 'I xl - r- '-.f-.11' f 3 1- . .....' ' ' : - s3. 4. .I I.l,I .Ag io' 3,4.I ' ' 2 , 'Y' A JOHN GODFREY...+hree year choir k. A ak ' ,,: CI ' .. li l .!- .' '.i ,ce x ll 3' ROBERT GRISWOLD baslcelball enfhuslasf wonl pass up a chance fo play foofball readmg shll rafes ng o Calalysl' CIub3 4 Sec 4 SANTINA GRECO shorl brunelle wufh ready smule :ce slrahng enII'1u SIBSI capable and qulel' 'fufure nurse Really? Tuna Mask and Mime 3 Red Cross Councml er almng 4 Sporls 3 4 GLENN GREEN plans for +I1e fu 'lure Jaclr of all Irades deep Ilnnker as el +o I3 Morn ang Ihere you' Glenn ross Counlry 2 3 Radio Club Lafun Club Treas 3 Mask and Mwme 4 Luferary Club 4 ELIZABETH GRIDER brunelle page boy we mnssed he nn her lunlor year sweef and qulel' Mask and Mums 2 4 Library Counc1I4 RICHARD GRIGGS mdlvlduallshc capable leader nnflexxble pI'uI osophles self assured progres save lan flend Chef Sludenl Council 2 Vice Pres 3 es 4 Class Pres 3 Dance Club 3 sl: and Mnme 3 Forum Club 3 Baseball ,-5 D'- CLASS MUSICIANS Rufh DaI1IsI'rom. Clrff Robuson 2, 4: Lead Tr 2. 3. I GIFISI C A . : ' - 2: worlhwhile 'Friend . . . Belsey. I I I ' , ' . , Pr . 1 - . z :Ma 3, 4. ' ' h-h...ab. I 42 'I , Y ,5 ,L I 'Y O -fi ROBERT GRONQUIST achve n muslcal groups Presndenf of MY wanis lo fravel proud owner of e 35 eap o Dance Club 4 French Club 2 3 All Sfafe Chorus 4 ill' Wad' BRUCE GROSVENOR devofee of JAMES HACKETT :mporianf mem all fypes of sporis anhpa+hy lo b of I3 poker wnfh a siorehouse Engllsh purposeful lndspendeni of wusecracks sporadlc wrrler aversnon fo chrldush gurls Bruce sfubborn Blackne Baseball 3 Wrnfers Club Pres 4 Sensor Counc1l4 JUDITH HAHN full of fun wonderful frnend wnllmg fo lend a helpnng hand Ive gusf gof fo falk fo you Judy French Club 3 Vice Pres 4 Mask and Mime 3 4 Lnferary Club 3 4 Yearbook Sfaff 4 Weafher Vane Mag 4 PRISCILLA HAINES exemplifies leadershup nn and our of school abundance of 'frlends loyal and consnderaie ns M s and Mme 2 3 French Club 3 Class Sec 2 Leader Traunung 2 4 Prom Chairman 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Luferary Club 4 NANCY HAMILTON 'lmy 'lof of fhe sensor class envuable long eyelashes and sparklmg eyes vlvacuous per sonaluly Nancy Mask and M me 2 3 4 l.u+erary Club 4 Dance Club 3 Kmfhng Club Prom Comm Yearbook Slafl 4 Slu denf Council 4 JEAN HAMMOND . lnkes people. especlally chlldren fulure peduafruc nurse achve un sporfs Off wnfh your head Jean Recl Cross Council 2 3 4 Gxrls' Sporls 3 Mask and Marne 4. Sensor Play 4 'VT CONSTANCE HEATLY moslly se always busy hue friend loys 6 good hme Connie Mask and Mime 2 3 4 Ari Club 2 3 THOMAS HARBIN . . . quief . . . gen- uine friendliness . . . perpefual reader . . . active in Nafional Guard . . . dis- criminaiing sporis fan . . . Tom. Technicians Club 3 Cafalyslf Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 VIRGINIA HARDIN w s rn a daze sings preHy melodies slender honey blonde sews spare hours away Ginny Mask and Mme 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Red Cross Council 4 Leferary Club SUSAN HARTMAN fulure fashion coordnnaior skillful seamsfress ambmous impeccable fashion plafe always busy ue a er Training 2 3 4 Red Cr C uncul Vice Pres 3 Knilhng ub we P s 4 Mask and Mime 3 Prom Comm 2 3 SANDRA HEALY runglefs of blonde air usuall excrled aboul' some Y ihnng bul serious mmded af hear? likes people Sandy Mask and Mime 2 3 4 Leader Train ing 4 Hrs Eye 3 4 Yearbook Sfaff 4 ELIZABETH HECK efficleni worker 'lure and well poised friendly smile hugh Ideals Susie Mask and Mime 2 3 4 Leader Train ing 2 4 Lfferary Club Sec 3 4 G ls orfs 2 3 Senior Play Comm Yearbook Ednlor 4 GERALD HELGREN pleasing bass sincere concern 'For orhers 'Fulure eleclrlcal engineer Jerry Technicians Club 2 Aeronauhcs Club 3 Prom Comm 3 Lu+erary Club 3 4 All Srare Chorus 3 4 Dance Club 4 11223 . . . alk ' i . . : ' af 4. ' Le d ' ' . . 7 oss o ' ' . : ' ' CI V'c re. 1 ' , 42 feng and smiling , , zifiufure arfigg wiih definife opiniohs-... . sincere, ma- voice . . . l3 member . . hard work- ' ...en- . ' ' ' ef---I 4. 'Il I' 'l'..:irl 2 .: Sp , 1 ' . 4: ' . : . fr awk A' 4 , 1 ' A1 fs C BEST NATU RED Bob Mason Nancy Gordon ALDEN HESS fnendly and easy gomg deep bass vouce of I3 ready assasfance famous for eyes and backyard swung Alden Foofball 2 Mgr 3 4lWl Tr cl: 2 3 4 Mask and Mlme 2 3 4 Dance Club Pres 4 Luferary Club 3 4 All fe Chorus 3 4 EDWARD HIGGINS +all and hand one of fhe boys easy gomg fluen+ 'rallrer eball 2 D u Forum Club 4 DAVID HOFF avnd 'lnsher and camper loves sporls full of goles nlce fo Know ready con versaflon congenial Muscles Sporlsmans Club 2 3 4 MARTHA HOLADAY fanlashc fluhsf driver of orazy class sfahon wagon overflowmg wn+l1 enfhuslasm great gal Marry Reqronal Band 3 4 All Sfafe Band 3 4 A1lSra+e Orclrweslra 4 Gurls Sporfs 3 4 Leader Trammq 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Mask and Mlme 4 REESE HELMONDOLLAR lan en flnuslasf Mr B collars and a crew cu cour+ sirafegusf ferruflc personalnfy Hoof Baskelball 2 3 Lahn Club 2 Cafalysl u 3 Llferary Club 4 Hrs Eye Nafl Hon SOCl6l'y C x 7: x K MT VJ I e e e n Cl b 1 ' q 'I' 4: . I. . : a . . I . : ' I A .I 1 -Sfa some . . . lilres baseball and parties f f f . . . Ei' Bas , 3, 4: ance CI b 3. 4: REGINA HOLLIS long wavy lres ses capable secrefary wnllowy fngure numble hnniler adores dnamonds Regnna Red Cross Councal 2 GSC 2 Sfudenl Councal Sec 4 EDWARD HOLSCHUH versahle spor+s fan happy go Iuclry model molorusl' mdependenf well Inlred a wonderful guy e F o ball 2 3 Co Capl 4 Slu enl Council 2 3 Prom Comm 3 Sensor Play Comm 4 Class Pres 2 Ar? Club BARBARA HUNTER smoolh blonde mfechous Iaughler easy goang fem peramenf rum Bar Twurler 2 3 Dance Club 3 THOMAS HYDE slarllmg crewcul' proud owner of a maroon Ponhac converhble hyslerncal laugh ways smullng ex Sporfsmans Club 2 4 Aeronauhcs Club 3 CONSTANCE JANSEN happy go uclcy ambuhous always busllung 'lhulher and yon wxlllng helper Wonderful Connle amsh Club 2 lr ors Dance Club 3 JOHN JARDINE fluenl conversa honalusl delermmed and persusf en affable Irnows somefhnng abou? everylhlng am C alysl Club 3 4 Lulerary Club 4 French Club 2 Chess Club 3 Mask and me 3 4 lball 2 4 Trac OLIVER HOUCK doclor fo be oh lhose eyes avnd reader amnable when amnable sponlaneous wrller cynic exlraordlnalre Soupy wummmg 2 3 T lc 2 3 Lllerar Club 3 4 Forum Club 3 4 Calalysf Cu 3 4 X ,Y I A . Td. .. H In.. of ,,-.gd S ,:rac,7'y Ib If 'I 2. I page-boy . . . chinaldoll fealures . . . ...+- b. ' ' ...al- ...L. I Sp' ZG'ls' Spf 2.3: ' ... S . al .:' : MI , :Foo ,3. I: I!2.. 3.4. ROBERT JEBENS reserved shmulahng fnend eleciromc per? hudden ialenis mechanical wuzard queer and loyal o Rado Club 2 3 Clwess Club 2 e o urcs Cub 3 BRUCE JOHNSON hard worlrer fu+ure lnes In fhe clouds av: aeronauhcs fan drrves a 46 Ford member Cevnl Arr Pafrol Bruce -.M Aeronaurucs Club 3 4 H FREDERICK JOHNSON lllres crazy haurculs a fop driver loves ho? ro s 'frequenfs New York falih ful fruend Fred Techmclars Club 2 Sporrsmans Club S c Treas 3 4 JAMES JONES member of Plsfon Pushers mdependenr 'Fasf 'lalker preemunenf lnieres+s are boafs and cars fufure engnneer e ings'-Af-N CLASS CAR Marfha Holaday 15 fb GH -Glu MARSTON JONES +all and good lookmg fools wurh a golf club well groomed llghfhalred llgl-nf headed and Inghfhearied Marsion Class Treas 3 Dance Club 3 Teqhm cans Club 2 Forum Club 4 Baseball 3 Ba kerb 2 3 Cross Coun . . . 'i .I 'i . ex' ' l l... . ' . . . B b. 1 I . 3 A ,- . na ' l , 4. wi . 1 . f d . . . . . . ' - e .- . . . ' ... Rd. . A . fi 33 ' 1 T sk in ' I ' D :N :J 2, 1 s all , 1 fry 2, 3. g3S 5lY'1 ,Q-P14-P-A 3 HJC, ' nn- fl ,. , K . in - I L fx - M THOMAS JUDSON cheerful per sonaldy a worhng man usual Ideas lnferesfed In avnahon eleclronlcs and avnahon Tom Radio Club 4 MOST NAIVE George Mclvleen Anne Saunders LINDA JURA green eyed dancer reads consfanfly laughs easuly mfereshng vrews member of 'rhe ommpresenr Hrs Eye Sfaff Lrnda s a d Mime 2 3 4 Red Cross Councrl 2 3 Dance Club 4 ROGER KAUFMAN born leader achlevemenfs 'loo numerous +o ac counf admired and respected brnllnance combined Wlll'l magnehsm Roger aaysl' Club V e P s 3 Pr eball 3 Forum Club P s 4 + Hon Soclely 3 Pres 4 Sludenl Coun cl Trees 4 DOUGLAS KEITH member of Pls ron Pushers ouldoor man ma nfary bearing lakes sparung conver sahon grear guy Doug Collecrors Club Vuce Pres 3 Sporls man s Club Vrce Pres 4 DANIEL KELLY lulres lo 'hnlrer car fufure Army man blarney of+en seen nn hrs Dodge an Tec mcuarfs Club 3 Colecrors Club Vnce Pres 4 WI rss blue 1 swf' assi 'QV' ROBERT KENNY drives a pink con verhble always ready for a laugh well lked by his confemporaries o JO ANN KRESTAN always on her way fo lwo meehngs German enfhusuasi clever quupsler on or sfudenl pin'I' sized s ard Mime 2 Pres 4 Lea ning 2 4 Foru C 4 lor Play Comm 4 Nail Hon Socieiy GS pi X -av fy NANCY KUTTLER . . . friendly sincere and sympaiheiic . . . willing helper . . . ac+ive in church youlh group . . . suffers ihrough French . . . Nancy. a in Club 2' Mask and Mime 2 1 nch Club 3 4' Liferary Club 3 ' rum Club 4' Girls' Sporis 2 . WILLIAM KROOSS discriminahng eader enloys ouidoor life o :couf congenial companion fun loving French Club 2 Calalysl Club 3 4 BARBARA KUPP luxurious brown fresses per? profile clever arf Isl' wi+h a flair for 'Fashion ready sm: e Bar A Club 2 3 4 Mask and Mime3 4 Knilling Club 4 His Eye 3 GAIL KUZSMA . . . small and vivacious CHARLES LAGERGREN . enloys . . . has made many friends . . . 'fooiball . . . desires +o go inio 'foresfry ambi+ious and hard worker . . . wor . . . acfive in church fellowship this afin . . . Gai. . . . flai-iop . . . Charlie. Dance Club 4' Mask and Mime 4' Gifs F ofb-ll 3' Sporismarfs Club 2 3 Sporfs 4. xi iff? JAMES LEONARD moody droll sense of humor slrong mnnded man good frnend nndlvndual nshc nm oball 2 3 4 Treas 2 Sfudenl' Council 2 4 Lulerar JOAN LARKIN hopes for a model mg career frlendly and consuderale Madonna un lhe Chrns+mas fableau Joan Servuce Club 2 3 Mask and Mime 2 3 4 Gnrls Sporls 2 BARBARA LAWRENCE happnesl' away from school always 'lalhlng and laughing achve club member mnnd of her own Barbara Red Coss 2 3 4 Llbrary Council 3 CHARLES LECHER long lean and anlry drnves a 49 Hearse always fnghhng plane geomelry loves Dnamond burgers Falalse Foolball 2 Dance Club 4 Forum Club MARION LEHMAN qunel and un assummg alms 'For a home econom busy lnfile gurl Mar Llbrary Council 2 3 4 Glrls Spo ls 3 4 Ari' Club 4 Lafm Cu Y u 3 4 Pres 4 Lahn Club CLASS ATHLETES Rach Venhmaglua Zulpha Benlley r I I 1 . . I 4. I ' .'u ' '... 4. ' ' ics' career . firm convicfions . . l ' . . I ' ' r 2. . I : ' lb2. -- riff. ' Fol , , 4: Track 2, glClass Clb.,l: .3 '2. Q7 Qs... BARBARA LE PORI uncessanl con versahon mfechous laugh par+y gurl from way back enfer 'raumng and sprughfly companron Barby Spanlsh Club Treas 4 Mask and Mlme I-gov-vi ELIZABETH LEWIS always lrnllhng frlendly fo all a sweei smale and happy glggle falfhful Wesf field fan Belly M s and M me 2 3 4 Servlce K l 4 Pres 4 G 3 Leader Tralmng 2 JOYCE LONGLEY beauhful blonde anr gracsful fngure member e a good student party guver Joyce Sfudenl' Councnl 2 Lalerery Club 4 Forum Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 JOAN LONGSTREET qmef exfenor to an mfereshng personelafy crazy bouf clothes compefenf member of ihe busuness eduoa-hon deparfmenf Joan Red Cross Councnl 3 Lxbrary Council 3 JAMES LOVE fop smmmer mechamcally mmded Pcsion Pusher good nalured Sly humor real nrce guy lm S mm rg 2 3 4- Foolball 2 French Club 2 CAROL MARKHAM I mu! face framed by long brown lmr quwl and shy dependable and coopera- nve Carol Red Cross Councll 2 3 NORVAL LOFTUS good loolnng lakes +0 hunf likeable dnves a sharp Ford converhble lllres Fr: day mghis Norv S mor C uncll 4 Cross Counfry 3 ck 3 Sp r n Lafln Club 3 ROBERT MASON qunei and 'friend never lurns down a 'ob Chevy with a hole in fop lrnown Cfalysf Club 2 3 Cross Counlry V rsifyj 3 4 10 T7 SYLVIA MARKO . . . cufe . . . efficien- cy plus . . . peaches and cream com- plexion . . . always a pleasanf smile . . . fufure secrefary . . . Sylvia. Leader Training 2 4 PETER MARRON oulsfandnng slu denf always ready with an argu ment lalenled bridge player and shmulahng individual ele Golf feam Calalysl' Club Forum C ub BARBARA MARSH a fufure pri vale secrelary engoys lravelmg friendly near fall and slum good in sporls Bobby German Club 2 JOEL MARTIN good humored always willing fo cooperale plans +o be a businessman nes go sfaunch Wesffielder oe Lahn Club 2 Track 2 3 Dance Club 3 Phofography Club 4 Swimming 4 MARGARET MAXWELL shining black hair laughing eyes n cere lilies fhe our of doors Mask and M me 2 3 4 Luferary Club 3 4 Library Council 3 4 Girls Sporls 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Leader Train an 2 4 GEORGE MC MEEN master of the loaded queshon import from Wesl' Orange handsome med: Lnlerary Club 4 Wealher Vane Maga zine 4 ' ...P . J, 1 : l . ' - ...w-4' lf... ' ...J . V 5 ...M -..1 ' ...TLB -.zzf U for his while bucks . . . Bob.. l 'wich Seamslfefs - - - M '9lf- cine is his deslirly-. . . George.. l 6 I I . i 1 'q I ' I - l a ' , . I - f'i ,I ' . .g I U ! A . , ffl ' , CLASS I-IUMORISTS Ted Burke Brenda Paone 11219 ROBERT MENNINGER Isles 'fool ball soffball and parhes makes Pounf Pleasanf has second home fufure accounlani easy smlle Gooch Sludenf Councal 2 Cross Counlry 2 3 Ba elball 2 Track 2 4 Teclwmcuans Club 2 Dance Club 4 MARCIA MILLER achve m Manner Scoulmg salllng enfhuslasl' sensor play acfress Donl' gef shook Marsh s and Mxme 2 4 Sensor ornm 4 der Traunxng 2 Yea rboolc Sfalf 4 DAVID MONIER Pmgry transfer qunclr wuf good man on +I1e grrdrron drrves a cuslom blue Ford ofnall 3 4 BasIreIball3 Baseball Sp rfsrnans Club 3 ROBERT MORPHIS frnendly I lrachve smnle dr ves a blue 53 Ford loves all sporls conserve hve Ias+e un cIo'lI'1es o HELEN MEI NE RT Tu sa mafure smgung vonce drawl Helen French Club 4 fall gal rom quuelness lovely delnglwfful Soufhern C' 'I TJ Q ' KK . . . f Sk : ' I : . .' E German Club 2. 3: Forum Club 3, 4: Q Ma k ' . 3. 1 ' Play I C . : Lea ' ' , 3, 4: . . . 7'Ma.l' I Fo ' ' , 1 3: N ' I Q I jen, 3 F . . . ' , a - X ' ' . . . I I ' ' ' ' ' . . . Ifbl EMILY MORRIS bombshell of en ergy sweef muslc 'From her 'flufe slullful horsewoman wnfh rnbbons lo prove I+ Emmy L n Club 2 French Club 3 4 sk lvllme 4 um Club 3 Sfale Chorus 4 . KAREN MORRIS crazy abouf drnv In gulf of gab deflnvle vnews on any sublecl' always on lhe go Karen Prom Comm 3 Mask and Mrme 2 3 4 Lalln Club 3 Knlllnng Club 4 Lllerary Club3 4 Yearbook Comm 4 Wealher Vane Mag 4 Glrls Sporls 4 Leader RICHARD MURPHY moior enlhu snasl' aulhoraly on sporls cars snncere smile drwes a 39 Slude baker qunef and well mannered rc Pholoqraphy Club 4 Red Cross Coun c 4 CHARLES NIELSEN carefree well lnked drnves a blue and whale 54 Ford In'Fe of fhe parly buf has a serlous slde loo Buddy o ball 2 3 T k 3 4 Slu Council 3 Dance Club 3 SUSAN NYE exuberance plus svelfe 'Fngure a rude In blue converhble avld lenms player Susne Leader Tralmnq 2 4 French Club 3 4 S rv ce Club 2 3 Mask and Marne 3 4 Yearbook Slall 4 Senlor Play Comm Glrls Sporls 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Cheerleader 4 STEPHEN OTT handles himself well on a baslrelball courl' gemal 'farm o well luked by many gurls swell guy Slave Technlclans Club 3 Cafalysl Club 4 Track 2 3 NANCY MUMFORD exces everyihmg she all-empls excellenl sfudenl' 'lhmlrs for herself 'rermmahon and drnve an s and Mime 2 3 4 Glrls Spors 3 4 French Club 3 Lulerary H n Socae Yearbook Slall 4 Leader Training 2 145. 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FRANCES OTTO a sfncere an worfhwhule frnend versafnle mus: clan always cheerful and fruendly unassummg ran C o c 4 Leader r Lo ary Co 4 Maslr a me 3 G Sp MARGARET PAGE 'lalenfed musucsan offen seen nn fhe Memor :al Lubrary charmnng manner delncale beauly 'fulure nurse Peggy Lea er Tre ng Mask and M me 2 3 '1 C o Lbrar Counc flng Club 4 Na I Hon Socne BRENDA PAONE qunclr wnf mnschuevous nalure vnm vugor and vnvacnf Who can el the car French Cleo 2 Llbrary Council 2 3 Sensor Councll 4 Maslc and Mime 3 4 Lnlerary Club 4 Prom Comm 3 Yearbook Slalf 4 NEIL PAXON one of Mr Lays valuable players reserved we mannered and well liked humor Twig Baslcelball 2 3 4 Pholography Club Lahn Cu IIT. 1 MOST TALKATIVE Ed I-lagguns, Karen Moms MARILYN PEARCE loved by all nn general and one ln parlncular member of I2 envlable figure H: gang Pearcu Ms ardMme234 LleraryCb a e orus 4 rom mm 3 Glrs Sporls 2 3 4 Lea e unlrg 2 3 4 Semor Play Comm A ' . . . 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'? ,X .4 3 G' pvs 6.2 JOHN PETERSON fall and shy ' all hme owner of a quick smnle crazy bouf cars ladies man John cuss smeeszs Helen Memerl' Jem Brossard progresswe 'azz addlci' i uqllf u frequenf in fo New York fulure elecfrlcl Oflgmlil' Charlie Radio Club 3 Cafalysf Club 3 MARY POTTS a blue eyed brown haured gurl defermmed and de pendable Manner Seoul pays the barnione horn alirachve Mary Mask and Mnme 2 4 Lalun Club 2 BARBARA PRICE enloys meehng people smoofh dresser qulef manner phologemc plans a career nn flue buslness world Bar Dance Club 3 STEPHEN PUSCHMAN makes frnends easuly ready for fun clarmehsf In band and orcheslra loyable compamon . Sieve Golf 2. 4 Swnmmmg Team 4. Pho+o graphy Club 4 f gm.. , i , 0 X 5 R 1 C I l CHARLES PLINTON . . . loutmsmilo gain. . I ' .rt O.Il - y T . .. Hzgnz T3 RICHARD REYNOLDS Iall and sofl' burner defermined 'lo go places casual sax player Duc Lllerary Club 4 Cross Counlry 2 Nall I-lon SocueI'y3 Prom Comm 3 '1':'.7 WILLIAM REILLY . . . sharp dresser . . . rarely worries . . . considera+e and unders+anding . . . winning smile nice fo know I KENNETH REMINE connoisseur of women and song 'Full of mischief fearless dapper dancer fufure engineer en DrceClb34 DIANE RENDANO somehmes gay somehmes quief unmnslalrable gag e pehfe figure and long curls 'fufure secrefary Diane Ar? Club 3 CHARLES REUL always on ihe go friend 'lo all scholar and slafes man does well af everyfhmg big smile Chuclr Mas and M me 2 3 4 Forum Club 3 4 Lilerary Club 3 4 Library Councr 2 3 4 Nall I-lon Socie+y3 Vice s oolball 2 3 enns KENNETH RICHTER 'Frequenl' 'Irips Chrysler flucluahng moods near dresser nm W5 'I xii' :WZ f ?' BARBARA RICKER promising arf +aIen+s in fhe musical field possible career in designing Bar Mask and Mime 2 Ari Club 2 Dance u 3 Knifhng Club A ' . . . s'n. ' ' ' u I A 1 u 1 l I 2 I . A 5, .Ll , . I gl . . . ' ' i lc i , , 7 , 7 ' . 7 ' 'I , , , : '. . ' , ' -Pre . 4: I: , 7 T i 2, 3, 4. spoken . . . proud owniei .of a '47 oil +o Pennsylvania . . ...drives a green ISI---I .Ue and fYmPa.lI'ellC l Iend, ' ' 5- ,-Q If Clbi l 4.' Y X K IW , I 55514, ' I -aff HELEN ROWE a versahle alhlele slaunclm Dodger rooler lrnacl for gelrlnng nnlo mlsclwlef occasnon ally sernous Helen Lahn Club 2. Glrls' Sporls 2, 3, 4. Lulerary Club 4. Mask and Mlme 2, 3. Leader Tramnng 4 DOROTHY ROBINSON expressive brown eyes sincere frlend u of lolxes and merrlmenl wlllmg worlrer plans 'for lhe fulure o rary Council 2 3 4 Service ance ub Kmlln Cu GSC 2 JAMES ROBINSON nalural all: Iehc abnlnly born leader round guy oulgonng personalzly way wall: women o ball 2 3 askefb II 2 T cl: Dance Club 3 Plwolograplmy Club 4 WILLIAM ROBINSON 48 mnnule guard on foolball squad good laugh me low volced choir man Bodrddley enloys a Foball2 3 4 CLIFFORD ROBISON I'l'u!'I'Od holder of class forlune malluon queshons dreamed' Sal and clarmehsl' a muscle builder C :ff Mask and Mime 4 Class Treas 4 N Hon Socnely 3 4- Tenms 3 4 Sludenl Council 2 4 Prom Comm 3 AllS+ale Band 2 3 4- AIlSl'aI'e Or clweslra 4 CLASS ARTISTS Ray Caldwell. Carolnne Sullivan .. .. 'r 2 jf 7- .1 i9 C Q f 'PV , ' . .. ' ' .. . f II I D +I . . . . . . M 7 Lib ' , . : ' 'Club 3: D Cl 31 'l' g l b 41 ' ...all- . . . 'I I I . . . TiIl. Fo I , f B a 1 ra 2, 3: . . . I ' ' 5 ' o I . . . au. . ' '. : ' '. 2 x I - ' ELIZABETH RUSSELL nafural red curs possesses much pep and school sprrrl- fun 'fo be wnlh conscuenhous and effncuenf worker e French Club 2 3 4 Mask and Mn e u 2 Lea r r :nm Prom Comm 3 Hrs Eye Sfaff 4 ULRICH SANDER German ex change sfudenf prrde and lniellv gence a real addlhon fo our sensor c ass dnplomahc aHrac+s frnends Blology Club 4 Sludenf Council 4 WILLIAM SCHAEFER sublle h mor goes ou+ of hrs way for ofhers offen seen drrvmg a SI Dodge star prfcher n Luferary Club 4 SANDRA SCHERRER shrneks of laughfer full of mrschnef ways has a problem 'fufure nurse sympaihehc Sandy Dance Club 4 Forum Club 4 EDWARD SCHMIDT brrlluani ma+h sfudeni' enroys foofball and camp rn ndeas of hrs own fufure en grneer Mask and Mime Club 2 3 4 Foofball 3 4 Cafalysl Club 4 German Club 3 SUSAN SCHOTT soprano member lo+s of personalufy van able moods fufure secrefary srncere fruend ue rrary Councll 2 4 Red Cr Council 4 ANNE SAUNDERS qulef and re served undersfandmg and wrllrng helper ufmosi' srncerr+y beauh ful brown eyes Anne Lrferary Club 4 Mask and Mime Club 3 4 Dance Club 4 Knrlhng u 3 Yearbook Sraff 4 Prom Comm 3 Leader Tramrnq 3 Q.,-.Q C -- -- 3:1 ..::'- - ' Blh. ...Uly. I l ..7 'm ' : ' . 2, .: I : Clb Clb,3.4: -cle Ta g3,4: : 1 .1 u- Iff ' ...s'n. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Forum Club 3. 4: r E,i7 ...al- l Www V rl ' - ' ...Ed. 4 kv!! ,z : - 1 fi-I ' of I2 ... ' '- A' Q Lb l ' .3, : oss DANIEL SENSBACH dellghlful humor hard worlcer parhcularly enfhusuashc aboui campnng mem ber of Nail Guard wllh possuble 'fu lure un ROTC an Cross Counlry 2 3 PATRICIA SCRIBNER halls from Plannfneld 'full of pep and energy drnves a pmlr Ford converhble a Kmllmg Club 4 GAIL SEIBERT laughung eager and fallrahve unhabnls lown lnbrar ready wnlh a frnendly greehng srranghf forward opumons Gan Lalm Club 3 Mask and Mime Club 3 nerary Club 4 Dance Club 4 l-l Eye Slall 4 Yearbook Slaff 4 CAROLYN SELF cule pehle blonde dynamo of pep mem e of never a dull momenl 'lallrahve and cheerful C Self Prom Comm 3 Mask and M me 2 3 Luferary Club 3 Cheerleading 2 3 co ca 4 Sfudenl Councrl 2 GSC 4 Lea er Tralmnq 2 3 4 DARYL SELTZER loves parhes and summers a+ fhe shore 'Funmalrer superb possesses a mund of her own Dary Sporlsmans Club 2 Arl Club 3 R d Leader Tralmng 4 FLORENCE SEXTON land and sm cere horses and nursung are her mam mferes+s always In a hurry cheerful ouflook o Leader Trarmng 2 3 4 Lnbrary Councl 4 Red Cross Cub 4 Mask a Mnrne Club 4 1' JUDY SHELTON 'fashdnous dres ser qulef unhl you gel +o know er a cerlann charm aboul her Shelly Mas and Mlme Club 2 3 4 Lnlerary Club 3 4 Serwce Club 2 Forum Club Leader ramunq 3 4 Year oo 4 Llbrary Councll 2 Sensor Play Comm 4 Red Cross Council 3 Prom Comm 3 f.'.'P+. . 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Azz' n X MOST INDWIDUALISTIC Fred Slome Peggy Smyers 'Hs lg 'QP TSP fs RICHARD SHREVE 'Foofball sensor manager aspires lo gel' Info An napolns fall and lean congenial personalnfy IC ec mcars Club 2 Dance Cu Poofbell Manager 2 3 4 Sensor Coun 4 Trac CAROL SICCARDI rare comblna hon of laralns good loolrs and person a nfy 'Fashion plafe avnd Yankee an Carol Masn and M me 2 3 Sfudenl Council 4 Lrerary Club 4 Leader Traunln 4 Prom Comm 3 Knlflrg u 4 Red Cross C uncl 2 Arr Club 3 JERRY SISSON rugged build real assef 'ro +l'1e foo+ball ieam +rac'rs flue gurls leadershup qualuhes mafure manner Jerry enf Cc ncll 2 a oa Fc f 2lW 3lwl 4 WJ ADDISON SLOCUM 'forceful spealrer fulure lawyer Thomas 'lrual busmessman Now I wouldnf say fhaf' Chnp c pyC es s e3 LESTER SHOEMAKER players ballplayer plays bridge lnlce a fuend lall guy wnfh a 'lerrrfuc plwysuque mfechous grln Ferdy a all Class Vce Pres 4 Sermlor Play Comm slcefball 2 l' C5 4 r-orum Club Trees 4 Ll erary Cl b 4 M sk and Mlme 3 Collec ors Club 2 x.'V P , ,Ty -nl I vt T E L ,, . . . b - 4: Ba I - 3,1 Cap. 4' oll 2, 3: 3' , 1 'f U 3, : a ' 7 T ' T lw'I .' 7 l ln 47 cll 7 lt3. l I I i. 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DAVID SMITH somelhung new every week cars planes molor scoofers fulure engmeer prednclable moves fasler Ihan Inghlmng Hacker Radio Club Sec 3 Aeronaulucs Club 4 I-Ins Eye Slall 4 qw-v DOREEN SMITH American slang wnfh a Spamsh accen+ conslanl conversahon baseball fan oves parhes and people or rs Sporls 2 3 G 3 e er Tralnmg 4 Spanwsh Club 2 es Sludenf Councll 4 Mask and Mlrne 4 KATHERINE SPARKS lullle gr wn+h a bug smlle worrynng enlhusl as unendnng Ielephone calls sweel mannered Kaihy R Cross Council 2 Lalln Club 3 Mas and Mlme 2 3 4 Leader Tram Slall 4 Semor Play Comm 4 WARREN SPROUT Ilkes hunhng and 'Iushmg Iols of 'fun ready lokesler proud owner of blue 54 Sfudebaker Warren Dance Club 4 JOHN STAAS 'Fulure engmeer lakes musuc and phorography fop nolch sludenf hard dnllgenl worker blue Ford converhble Jac Laln Club 2 German Club 3 Pholog rap y Club 4 All Slale Chorus 3 All S e Band 2 3 4 ROBERT STAUB fasf man on 'the baskefball courf mysfery of n dnvnduallsm easy fo gel along wnfh Shadow Laln Club 2 3 Calalysl Club 3 ool s e oal na.,er on C V r 2 Class es 4 Prom Comm 3 MARGARET SMYERS proud owner o a 4I od smceruiy slmpluculy and sophnshcahon open house wnlh brownies Peggy Wrulers Club Treas 3 Lulerary Club 3 Ice Pres 4 Sudenl Councll 2 Prom Comm 3 Mask and M me 2 3 4 Dance Club 4 All Sfa e Chorus 4 Chanrman Mld Wunler Ball 4 P. , , l , ' ' f'Fr...'.m'.' . ' ...un- ' ,,,l ' ' l I. .I.'. H ' ...D . I ... . ' ' em' ,,4q .S,C.2,:Lad- .M . 'E ,z ' : ' ,Pr.4: V'- . 1 'f ' .41 1 . ' g ' . .1 F .. . . . + 7 I il ed ' : ' I k ' .,: '- Inq 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Yearbook , .. Q . X I 1 : - h 1 - : - , lar I ll w I C If I- A ' .7 :F - ball 2: Bakr' 'I Maw. 2, 3,41 A Tre' 2, lass Ice-Pes. 1 Pr. X A X I I H 5 S JOAN STEELE full of ll!llC'll0f neaf dresser smooth manner sparklmg personahfy dandy dancer plans nurssng career Joan A C o3 YTeens4 PAUL STEHLE 'Hue sulonf type smarl' man work hard at an arhshc flair whnch he pursuos an spare hme au BRADLEY STELLING owner of a black bomb hor hamper coo dancer 'future Marine fnend shup unlumlfed Bra Dance Club Pres 3 Homeroom Pres 3 'eff' FREDERICK STONE qunef self suf fncenf mferesled In scouhng and camping shark lndlvldualusf sfands up for has Ideas Roc Sparwslw Club3 't 'N FRIENDLIEST Bambi Dunn Ted l-lolsclwlw CONCETTA STURIALE sweef and consnderale sewing fasclnales ihus nr hopes fo be an nnierprefer Conme Knlflnng Club 4 I I . fl fc' j - . 4 ' . I H' ' .. . P I. A R Q j rig V A l , ' f ' ' ' . . . a. VV 'mn LJ' 'la 'V 'i . V' . g'l . . .t ' N 5 . . L 5 I I J CAROLINE SULLIVAN born vnfh a smnle arhsf supreme cheerful and undersfandmg enihusrasm per sonlfned III make a posfer' Caroline nch Club 2 Arr Club 3 Pres M s and Mlme 2 3 4 Prom Chair m n GSC 4 Leader Tralmng 2 3 4 Girls Sporfs 4 Lsz Topham Addsson Slocum PATRICIA SWENSON peaches and cream complexion COHSCIEHIIOUS s+uden+ one of Ihose sand and surf enfhusnasls avnd Dodger fan a M s a d Mnme Club 3 4 Lufer y Cu 3 Dance Club3 Girls Sporls 2 3 4 Yearbook Slafl 4 Leader Traunmg ROBERT TARRING newcomer enloys operahng a car carrograph occasional wrufer gemal manner and mellow humor o Wrnfer s Club 4 PAUL TATRO pun? suzed barrel of dynamite synonymous wllh good humor and laughfer momenis of seruousness Tafe Track 3 W Cap? 4 Dance Club 3 GORDON THOMAS proud owner of a 55 converhble eno s con I Y versahon real college dresser gentleman refmed Gordon nch Club 2 Tre 4 Lllerar C u 3 Treas 4 All SI'a+e Chorus 3 4 Yearbook Comm 4 Prom Comm 3 Immrng 2 3 4 of Mgr Fre g , , 4.3 ak I , I 7 '. 3 a I . . . 7 ' ' I I . . . P f. I I I ak n ' , I ' ar Club 3, 4: Servlce Club 2: Forum lb 7 : ' ' . 22 3f 4. ' er . . . ' 'I I u. . . . . . B I I I- . : . Fre , 3, as. Z ' I b . . 2 - sy ' , . :.C5'I .2. 3 4 ELAINE TOBELMANN one of lop honor sludenfs muschrevous smrle I rhrnlr I can gef Ihe car ways neaf prquanl' Elame Mas and Mime 3 4 Lulerary Club 3 4 Leader Tralmng 2 4 French Club 3 Pres 4 Yearbook Comm 4 Nall Hon Socnely 3 4 Lahn Club 2 1' STUART THOMAS heasurer of Prsfon Pushers mofor cyclasi' woman ha+er loves 'Io hnker wafh engmes Vrncenf CARL THUL achve mferesf rn cars of any srxe and shape enloys a goodcloke quuef Independence ar CASSANDRA TIEDEMAN Indus frnous arf srudenf known and Iuked by all srnceresi' of frrends Burgers frral Cassre Arl' Club 2 4 Mask and Mime 2 3 4 Girls Sporls 2 Service Club 2 Lnferary Club 3 4 French Club 3 LOIS TITTLE personalrfy plus na+uraI curls frnendly Io all sei' +o any group frue 'Friend one Mask and Mume 2 3 Spanish Club 3 Knnlhng Club 4 Lnlerary Club 4 Prom Comm 3 Leader Traunmg 2 4 Cheer Ieaclnng 2 3 Co capf 4 CAROL TODD flanr for mrschnef well groomed slum 'frgure never at a loss for words I1 zy bruneffe General Toad Re Cross 2 Dance Club 3 r m Comm 3 Llerary Club 4 Kmlrhng Club 4 PAUL TOKAR Always ln a lovnal mood deep bass an I3 flashy gran fnendly Whaf good are you? au Lslerary Club Treas 3 4 Dance Club 4 All Slale Chorus 3 4 Lahn Club 2 Prom Comm 3 Track 3 4 ..-1' l I - 1 .154 '- ... . ...PI. I ff .1 IPP ' bw ,X I - , wi A 'll -J nf -e 14.3 '3' KENNETH TULLOCH serlous fu denf wn+h a Irnaclr for publnc spealung dependable hard worker lends space fo fha occasuon en Spamslw Club 2 Plwolograpluy Club 3 Cross Counrry 3 Masr and Mime 4 Dance Club 4 CARL TONGBERG enfhusuashc worlrer quuei subfle humor wenghs Ins s+aIemen+s and says what counts even 'rempered Swede S ummmq 2 3 Cap? 4 Golf 2 ol lecfors Club 2 Red Cross 3 ELIZABETH TOPHAM nofed publuc speaker honor siudenl blhous perl and exczfable phushcafed redhead versafule fress Mask and M me 2 3 4 Forum Club 3 'r I-I Sou 4 Wm 2 r r I I Yearbook Sfalf 4 Sf denl' Councnl 2 4 VIRGINIA TOWNLEY carefree adds Iufe fo any group easy fo confnde nn feachers 'IrnaI Gunny Leader Tralmng 3 4 Lnferary Club 4 Kmfhng Club 4 Phofography Club 3 PATRICIA TOWL fashuonably fall gnves compehhon Io 'Ihe fax: sfands wlfh her carload of hds consnderare and helpful a Mask and Mnme 2 3 4 Gnrls Sports 3 4 Red Cross Councnl 3 4 -Q I mtl CLASS ACTORS Jo Ann Kres+an, Tom Culver W. . I ' I 1 2 C l . . . I I I . . . am- , , , . ' . . . so- ' ' ' . . . ' ac- Rxx ' . . . Liz. ' gf , I B I . . z . , ' X . 4: Na 'l. on, c'e+y 3, 3 rer's Club . 3: Leade T a'n'ng 2, 3, 4: ' . . . P f. I I I . . . ' s - ' ' ' , ' , . D -'K' .' W- ,,,,,,, , . W... ,, . ' : : E . I ' . : 1 s Q J I v' 1' LOIS UMSTEAD slrawberry blonde EUNICE URSULICH usually found VICTOR URSULICH Came +0 U5 wish green eyes vivaclous person in Burgers Bolemcel Gardens ir from Puerlo Rico specialisf on Lahn a :fy energy for every prolecf ferrous brown eyes arfracfed fo ihe American rhylhm fuiure medical excellenr conversahonalisl' ons opposnle sex rarely worries sfudenf ic Phofography Club Sec 3 Shorly SUE VALENTINE sfrilung blonde exlensive wardrobe infelligenl' conversahonalisr a flair for rl' sparkling wil' ue Red Cross Council 2 Library Council Prom Comm Forum Cu Knilfing Club 4 Leader Training 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 DELORES VANDERLICK nol a dull momenf . . . never 'loo busy lo help . . . sympafhelic lisfener . . . malres good in every acfivify . . . ee. Lader Training 2 3 4: Phoioqraphy Club 3' Red Cross 4' Mask and Mime SANDRA VASSIL . . . brillianl sludenf . . . fifs of devilish laughler . . . always worlring crossword puzzles . . . 'fuiure medical assisfanf . . Sandy. rvice Club 2. 3: in , 7 l-li's Eye 3: Library Council 4: Weaiher Vane Mag. 4. RICHARD VENTIMIGLIA . . . lrnown for his alhlelic prowess . . . admired and respecfed . . . humble, sincere . . . one greal' guy . . . Rich. Foosball 2, 3, Co-Capt 4lWl' Baseball 2, 3, 4lWl: Baslcefball 2, 33 Aiifeiic Council 4. ff PETER WAY usually seen In 'lhe ln brary musician agreeable and friendly experi 'lallxer car minded efe Literary Club 3 4 Agway., MICHAEL VENUS . . . varied inieresls . . . apfifudes in malh . . . quief sense of humor . . . efficienf . . . willing and cooperahve worlrer M1 e Lahn Club 2 DALE VINCENT fwenfy four caral figure lakes Georgetown sailors and Texans brlsll and effxclenl' quuclr lo laugh Da e French Club 3 4 Twnrler 4 Mask and Mime 4 Luferary Club 4 Sensor Play Comm 4 Yearbook Sfalf 4 Weafher Vane Mag 4 DAVID WARD demon of energy orngunafor of many wnsecraclrs happy go lucky fire engine red converhble Dave Foo ball 2 Lalm Club 2 Regional 3 Swimming 3 Cafalysf Club 3 Srudenr Council 2 4 Lnferary Club 4 Dance Club 4 ERNEST WEAVER horn rammed glasses ready smile original ideas frank and oulspolren good conversahonalusf Ernie Phoioqraphy Club 2 Pres 3 4 Sw ming 2 3 Track Mgr 3 4 Cross Coun Mgr 3 WlLLlAM WATKINS masler of chess and lennns offen seen Ih con hnen+al shnrfs driver of 50 Ford maihemahcal rmnd French Club 2 Phofography Club 3 Tennis 2 Track 3 Aeronauhcs Club 4 DAVID WEED has improved lourn alnsfnc conduhons af WHS perfec homsl' courfeous 'Fuiure arch: feel' rapid 'azz enlhuslasf Dave ru ers Club 2 B eball Mgr 2 4 Cafalysf Club 3 Lrferary Club 4 H s Eye Ed 4 ' 'Q' ' 'lr. -T' : ' 1 ' 7 ' ... Hi ..'.'. '. A , .,: im- lry I.l,4. g Il A ' ,. 3 g Wil' IGS' .,3 ' I ' 's' .. l ROBERT WELLER ardenf phofog rapher quaef hard worker ace Spanish sfudenl' business iycoon hns fufures made greaf frnend o Phofography Club 2 3 4 'Ni ,- 0'Q , -1 43 'T X Q.: T H x -1? XYZ' x CLASS DANCERS Barbara Eclcerl Ken Re-mme PATRICIA WENTLANDT mmble fyplng fnngers cooperahve and dnlageni pleasanf io know says whar she means and means whaf she says a SUZANNE WERBER capable pres: den? of Jr Aux a fruly wonderful nr qunef and shy somehmes Vlbfdhf warmfh Suzy Weafher Vane Mag 2 3 Yearbook 4 G S C Tre Llferary Cu 3 Mask and M me 2 3 4 Nall Hon Socsery 3 4- ELIZABETH WHALEN sparklmg brown eyes an anr of innocence smcere frnend mferesfed nn fhe home economncs deparfmenl Belly Red Cross Councal 3 4 Lbrary Coun STUART WILCOX able backsfage worker speaks French luke a nahve deep pleasanf vouce mfereshng +o know Sfuarf mcars Club 3 Sec 4 Mask or lme 4 ench Club 4 I. r r Councul 4 -6 'C7 cA N . ,. 55 .v V v '4 b l , . y 3 1 l ' :ll8b. 3 5' V ...P1'. s xx Sfalf 3 . . . 3. l las. '43 4 lb :I i , , 7 . C- cZI2,3.4. ' ' A 3 g - we X R non I l. -. ,T Tech Az A , . 1 rd wjfg ' g M' :Fr 3, 1 ibay V' 5 ' 1? 'Fw TALBOT WILLIAMS easy smcere sm: e veleran shuHerbug casual buf cool PIBHIST Indus lruous v?orker admured and respecfed 3 Y Ari' Club 2 3 Pl1o+ograpl1y Club 4 WWE fsdrbx x,x'!T'1'?' Yrs! .gal -9' BEVERLY WOLLNY soplmslrcale GEORGE WRAGG 5l1aVP Fofd a y a problem a day oel 'fashnon plale chonr merr' o hand manner ev s and M me 2 Yearbook Slall 4 L Dance Club 3 DONALD WRIGHT foofball bas kefball and baseball par excellence defermrned school splrlf admnrable characfer s on Foolball 2 ball Base all 2 4 Sludenl Council Class Vuce Pres 3 BEATRICE YORDON sparklung and a beauhful smgung voice many frnends llkes fo sew frachvely groomed ea A Cub Lulerar ub All Sfafe Chorus 3 4 Leader Tranmng 2 Prom Comm 3 JEROME ZOUFALY qulel' and re served already has lwus hckef fo flue moon crazy bou+ cars spare hme com collecfor Jerry Track 2 Cross Counlry 3 Lahn Club Techmcuans Club 2 3 coupe masler of flue casual wlse crack lnves for baseball and shore frequenfs Newark George MARK SHERMAN camera slay dusmanfles engmes and puls 'llaem 'logeflmer agam lukes aulo racmg emgmahc Mark 68 y A - x 2 l . . . . ' . . . ' ' cl - - - 'l... ... ld... ...sch '- - ' ' rber,..lf . . . ll . Ma k I , 3 -- ' ...hy...-Dm. , 3, 4: Baskel 2, 3, 41 .A b , 3, : ' 3: ' ysf' g y . . . ' ' ' ' . . . fy . I . . . l . . . Bl'- ,, ' French Club 3, 4: Mask and Mime 2. , 'giriil T' , , iq 3.4: f+ I 2: ' y CI 3, 41 3: I' ' ' r . 1 CLASS JOURNALISTS PEPPIEST Dave Weed Marie Gilsor Bob Gaido Carolyn Self Caflwy Casamo Joyce Bergsland Beverly Baldwin Sue Valenfine Carol Siccardi Carol Colin Carolyn Sef Regina Hollis Priscilla Haines Brenda Paone Carol Colin ..... Carol Colin ,..,. Marflia I'IoIaday Carolyn Self ..v. Carol Todd ..........,.,.....w....... Priscilla I-Iaines Sue Valenfine Priscilla Haines ..........,......... Karen Morris ....,...w ..,..,.....,,. Jane? Duncan ....,....,,.Y,,,,,,,., Zilpha Benfley .. Susan I-Iarfman .,......,.........,. Mary Bice ..,..... Zilplwa Benfley . Brenda Paone .. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS FLIRTS CLASS GIGGLERS CLASS I-IEARTBREAKERS MOST INGENIOUS MOST INOUISITIVE MOST INTERESTING BEST LINE BEST FIGURE PI-IYSIOUE MOST POPULAR MOST SARCASTIC MOST BRILLIANT ccccccc, MOST BUSINESSLIKE as CLASS CAR S MOST CI-IEERFU L MOST DEPENDABLE MOST DETERMINED .....v...c...,,,..,,........ CLASS DRIVERS Mosr ENTHUSIASTIC SWEETEST MOST TALENTED ............................ CLASS TROU BLEMAKER ................ Mosr DARING ..,. I .i.i. I Dome Mosr Fora WHS BEST DRESSED WS..ffffffffifffffffif MOST SUAVE Ken Remme Bob Gaido Ted Holsclwuli Oliver Houck Cliff Robison Ulrich Sanders Dave Ward Ferdy Shoemaker Rich Venfimiglia Oliver Houck Roger Kaufman Dick Griggs Dave Monier Paul Tafro Bob Sfaub Bob Sfaub Pefer Marron Dick Griggs Ted Burke Jack Godfrey Bob Sfaub Dick Reynolds Riclw Venfimiglia Cliff Robison Ted Burke SENIOR SNAPS 'S WWW' 'fa' The fheme of fhe 55 Jumor Prom The Rnvuera The THIRTEEN I f d a se ec e group of male sung was slullfully carried ouf by 'lhe Class of 56 ers enferfaln af many of our school funchons I' 55.51929 X J STUDENT CCJUNCIL The Wesliield High School Siudenr Council derives i+s legislalive power and Hs areas of concern enfirely from The sludenl body. I+ was noi' organized, however, +0 govern The sludenis or +o place iudgmeni upon +hem. I+ is ralrher a coordinaiion or- ganizaiion which ialces info ils agenda all acliviiies of 'rhe school. The Sludenl Council worlcs closely wi+h 'lhe music, alhleiic, ari, and drama organizaiions of lhe school. One oi i+s cluiies is +o provide necessary social oppor- iuniiies and orienlarion for new sludenls. The council is responsible for school spiril ancl s+uden+ uniiy. lf also provided an American Field Scholarship for a German slu- den'r, Ulrich Sander. To siudy here This year. s ow il o rig Bobal adviser Mr H Thomp son adviser Regina Ho is secrelary Roger Kaufman 'treasurer Richard Griggs presideni John Ray vice presideni Second row Eliza beih Topham Peggy Smyers Judy Luginbuhl Sue Jacobus Jayne Leavy Third row Linda Voss Amber Riederer Gail Macgill Lyn Kimball Nancy Byam June Frederic son Fourlh row Peggy Deefer Drude Sparre Karyl Wheeler Sue Forfenbaugh Fiilh row Carol Siccardi Elizabeih Bourns Meg Cowles Six+h row Doreen Smifh Louise Muichell Audrey Gehrlein Sevenfh row Marilyn Pearce Piscilla Haines Susan ar? man Jim Leonard Eighih row a Beiz Judson Pierson 'QI George Buiferiield Alden Hess John Webber John Nelson B ll Clarke Bob Slaub Robison Bambi Dunn David X Tenney David Craver JP Firl' r . le l' ' hr: Mr. . ' ' I ' ' uf w ' II . ' i fi - . 3, . 1 - '. ,'-A QW - ' In I Y . yy 1 ' ' k . I r' 4 'A , H 1 B 'ffm , . Abseni: Carol Colin, Cliff 2, 4 V .1 ' ' v J . .M xi 1 i'5c I 72 YN 5 row e l moved lar +655 aulmarv res d el. vu e es e l row Jo Arn Kreslar S za Werber Nancy Gord E Z5 befh Topham Th rd FO M garef Page Clalre Carson Zrlpha Benlley Nancy M 'W ford Elarne Tobelmarr' F rh row Cllfrord Roblson Peler Marron Rlchard Reyrolos Thomas Culver The Nalxonal Honor Socuely ns an honorary organnzahon consushng of sfudenfs 'rhar have achueved a hugh slandnng nn scholarshxp serv1ce leadershlp and characfer Members musf be an fhe lumor or sensor class musf be nn +he upper Twenfy percenl' of fhenr class and musf have obraunecl a passnng grade on all exammahons No more fhan len percenr of +he class may be chosen Each year rn lhe sprlng lhe socuely conducls an mduchon ceremony an assembly H' ns af Jrhns fume Thar new members are formally admuffed The followmg week +he socnery guves a recephon for The facully new members and parenfs The socrery, each year, awards cash prnzes +o fhe fwo sensors who have advanced fhenr class slandnng rhe mosr durung 'rhenr Three years IH hugh school NATIONAL HONGR SCDCIETY 'f s r ii. Z Fir? , l 5+ o Hghl: Reese Y E . Hel , gl 4 r .fern Reg- '4 9 er K W p 7 eel: Ame v Brower, secretary? CPVSS , Q A R rl, 'C Apr Id n. Second K . , , ,, .4 me ' , , on. ll - ' V , I Aw: ar- ' l I . .Jr - , ' Oo' . I I ' - . , . ' I FursT row leTT To rnghT Mary Bnce layouT ed1Tor Susie Heck eduTor Mrss Bordner advuser Bob STaub assT ednTor Second row Caroline Sullivan Helen BarTleTT Karen Mom Judy Hahn Doreen SmuTh Beverly Wollny Prns AbboTT Bren da Paone pucTure ednTor Beverly Baldwun Nancy HamulTon Bea Yordon buslness edlTor Thnrd row Dale Vmcenl' Sue ValenTlne Carol Colm sensor wrnTe ups eduTor Wsm Baumer TeaTure ed:Tor Mane Gulson Joyce Bergsla d n co acT1vuTues The WeaTher Vane sTaTT as an e a large underT k edlTor PaT Swenson semor p1cTure ednTor Peggy Garber Elaune Tobelmann TaculTy ednTor Marnlyn Pearce Alden Hess co music eduTor FourTh row Sandra Healy Joan Brown KaThy Sparks Judy Shelfon Gaul SeuberT Valerie Conover Suzy Werber Jo Ann KresTan drama ed DahlsTrom Jerry Helgren FuTTh row J sporTs ednTor Znlpha BenTley gurls spo Thomas Nancy Gordon CaThy Casamo :Tor RuTh ohn Jardine boys rTs eduTor Gordon y ars pasT found The lob of preparing a yearbook a mg Thus years sTaTT began work nn The laTe Tall aTTer Three of The ednTors had aTTend d a yearbook conference aT Columbia Umvers1Ty wzTh Their ad vnser Mass Dolores Bordner AT The conference They obTauned many new Ideas and helpful hmTs AfTer a general sTaTT meehng :T was decuded To make some changes un The re senTaTnon of The sensor secTnon and The TeaTure secTuon To Include a plcTor1al revnew of The year W1Th The help of Bob Weller our sTudenT phoTographer and our regular phoTographer Mr Berkebule The sTaTT planned an exTensuve use of phoTographs lndlvndual members of The sTaTT have worked hard and pare The 56 WeaTher Vane WEATHER VAN spenT long hours To pre E STAFF if 'T tl ' 4 T4 N U . I .Z .I .: . I I I I I 'I I. I ' I I I ll . . - : . ' ' ' : I I, I I 0 I I . B - ., , . . . P' n I I I ' I . . WESTFIELD HI S EYE The Hrs Eye ns Weslfueld Hugh Schools newspaper who produce weekly 'rhrs year for The Inrsl' fume The Hrs Eyes purpose ns Io Inform 'Ihe sfudenfs of Ihe evenfs and achvlhes of +he school year and Io promo+e +he spunr and unleresl' nn 'rhe school The sraff consusrs ofJournal1sm II and a few Journalnsm I sfudenfs Each year Ihe Journalism I class pufs oul an Issue for prachce In 'rhe sprung of every year a group of lournalusm sfudenfs go 'Io New York Cnly Io aHend The Ihree days of The Columbna Scholashc Press Assoclahon Conference al' Columbia Unlversnly Here 'rhey receive valuable crnhcnsms and new Ideas which Ihey h aper apply In lhe slruven se slaff has Issues of I e p Joan Brown Belh Russell Peggy Jo Rafcluffe Mr Thomas Second row Sandra Healy David Smnfh Adduson business manager Reese Helmon Siffing. Iefl' Io rlghf Joyce Bergsland fealure edllor Dave Weed, edilorg Marie Gilson, news ednfor Mary Bice car aclvlger d' , Iirsr row: Mr. Palencar, busrness advuser Slocum Beverly Baldwm ' d Jura. Mary Ann Miller, Winn dollar John Nelson Carol Hoppin foons, Sian :ng Janis Fay, Judy Shelron, Lnn a fred Baumer Adair Sidford, Anne Holfgren S 76 FirsT row, lefT To righT: Carol Walfon, BeTTy Read. BeTsy Pond. Second row: RoberT Gaido, business manager: George McMeen, Barbara Kupp, arT ediTor: Carolyn Kimball, ediTor-in-chief: Miss Bordner, adviser: Dale Vincenf, Louise MiTchell, Karen Morris. Third row: Carol Eibelheuser, Karen Michelson. Peggy Loeb. Evelyn PTlug, Jackie Sparks, Helen PoTTs, Malcolm Mackenzie, Bruce Dun- ning. assisTanT ediTor. Absent MerediTh Henschkel. WEATHER WRlTER'S CLUB The annual issue oT The Weafher Vane magazine is aT presenT pre- pared by an ediTorial board recommended by The members oT The English DeparTmenT from among Those volunTeering To serve. This meThod oT sTaTT selec- Tion insures beTTer school parTici- paTion in The proiecT. AlThough The aim of The group is Two issues per year, This will noT be possible unTil The year I956-57. The aTTracTive l956 edi- Tion was published in June and conTained maTerial submiTTed by The sTudenTs oT The English deparT- menT and members oT The WriTer's Club. VANE MAGAZINE Marilyn CaTlow, Joyce Muller. Miss Borclner, adviser: Mary Harbin, BeTTy Ann Heilman, Judy Salisbury, Allan Fisher, Bruce Dunning, Bob Tarring, Jim HackeTT AbsenT: Nancy Jordan. Open To any sTudenT who enjoys wriTing, The WriTer's Club con- ducTs inTormal meeTings on regular club days. ln The pleasanT aTmos- phere oT The aparTmenT living room, The members read Their con- TribuTions, which are consTrucTively criTicized. For The sake oT varieTy, a number oT meeTings TeaTure spe- cial acTiviTies. The February ses- sion, Tor example, concenTraTed upon conTesT possibiliTies and wriTing Tor money. AT The June meeTing a proTessional wriTer oT shorT sTories discussed This phase oT wriTing and gave suggesTions To The neophyTes. si? z Firsr row, leff fo righf: Claire Davidson, Elizaberh Grider, Joan Brown, Lillys Marilr, Connie Drum- mond, vice-president: Genevieve Covingfon, preside-nf: Roberf Boofhe, freasurer: Judy Salisbury. secrelary: Edna Marlin, Joan Wrighf, Ann Filch, Barbara Lawrence, Roberfa Harfen. Second row: Mrs. Hall, David Larson, Brenda Paone, Cafherine Howell, Barbara lzalf, Sanfifa Smifh, Millie Raichle, Velma Lee, Evelyn Pilug, Susan Rexer, Pal O'Neil. Sandra Vassil, Dorofhy Robinson, Shirley McGowen, Joan Longsfreel, Florence Sexfon, Frances Offo, Miss Marion Scolf. Third row: Richard Schonburg, Fred Davies, John Wallace, Julia Napier, Elizabelh Whalen, Belly Lou Capifella, Jane Case, Linda Bevelheimer, Sally Smifh, Ida Mae Trenner, lnge Sfolfers, Beffy Ann Rogers, Kalhleen Thompson, Marfha Bolger, Sfuar? Wilcox, Charles Reul. LIBRARY COUNCIL FORUM CLUB The Forum Club provides an op- porlunily for Irs members lo ex- change 'iheir views on many confro- versial subiecls. The club usually has a debale on some social or polifical issue perfinenr lo 'rhe fimes, such as Should hidden microphones in iury rooms, and wirefapping be legal- ized? Besides ils regular meefings, lhe club parficipaled in lhe Union Coun- ly Forum and was a member of lhe New Jersey Forensic League, fo which-several club members were sen? To compele in various fields, such as poeiry reading, exfemporane- ous speaking, and debafe. The Library Council is an organizalion serving 'rhe school by performing many of 'rhe necessary laslcs in The Library. The members worlc af fhe deslc, shelve boolcs, worlc in The magazine room, and ser up boolc displays. The council also meeis socially once a monlh, visils ofher councils, and affends The Spring Convenfion of The sfale asso- cialion. Firsl row, lelf 'ro righi: Mr. Miller. adviser: Roger Kaufman, presidenlg Carolyn Kimball, secrefaryi Lesfer Shoemaker, freasurer. Absenf: Elizabelh Topham, vice-president Secord rofv: Marslon Jones, Edward Higgins. Marcia Miller, Marfe Gilson, Em'ly Morris, Joyce Longley, Oliver Houck, Charles Reul, Cnarles Burliefd. Tnird row: Susan Dowell, Jo-Ann Kresfan. Mary Ann Leedom, Virginia Bach, Carol Thorpe, Cafhy Casamo, Adair Sidlord, Sandra Scherrer, Nancy Kuffler. Q SENICDR LITERARY CLUB ,av Furs? row lefl' fo rughf Jo Ann Kreslan Nancy l-'lamrlron Carolyn Sell Carhy Casamo Peggy Smyers covce press den? Nancy Mumford secrefary Olnver Houck covrce presrdenr Jrm Leonard presrdenl' Mrss Dlelrrch advrser Gordon Thomas freasurer Second row Prrs Abborf Beverly Wollny Carol Col n Carol Snccardx Loss Trrrle Judy Shel Y r en Bamlal DJnn S e V lenhne Dale V cel Peg Garber Cassre Tredeman Nancy Kurller Fourlh ro Karen Morrrs Judy Hahn Brenda Paone Gnnny Townley Prs l-larnes Wlnllred Baumer Gaul Selberf Frfrh row Gnny Hardrn Carol Todd Elarne Tobelrnann Par Swenson Helen Row Sxlh row Joyce Longley Alden Hess Marrlyn Pearce Par Barlfer Nancy Gordon Marne Gllson Severfh row Perer Way Bob Ga do Paul Tolcar Dave Ward Reese Helmon dollar K n Frm Erghrh row Ken Florence Jerry l'-lelqren Jam Brossard John Jardine Dzclc Grnggs Roger Kau man Bll Schaefer Nrnlh row Glenn Green Pele Aushn Larry Brozek Bob Boofhe Drck Reynolds George Mclvleen Ferdy Shoemaker 78 my ww nun Mnss Dneiruch converses wlfh some Lui club members before The meehng begun: The purposes of rhe Lnrerary Club are ro oromore genulne lnreresr an good lrreralure p ovrde a olace for drscusslon of all ryoes of lrrerarure and Increase The baclcqround of readrng for each nnduvudual lvleehnqs are held once a monrh rn The members homes and usually consusl' of an un formal drscussuon of lurerary worlcs and aurhors followed by a soclal hour s 'lf' . ...W N ...M ... ...W , -. M- il WL. M. M.-M M., ,WM rm -'Z .wh 1 at ' . ww... I' 'iii .N ,.-M N Ffh . ,V .f . i Ny ! 1 , I ' . - ' : ' . ' 1 ' ' ' , A 1 r - 3 r lon, Janls Fa , Anne Saunders. Third row: Doreen Smrlh, Bea Yod , ' ' , u a ' , ln n, gy . ' ' , . W: r A , I .. V . . l . : It 5 ' 1 I I I I ,K 6. I TZ . r . ,, Q . . D . - - . . r I 1 t T I l 4 - 2 I I . . . . ,, . ,, r r . . . , r . . JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB The Junlor Lrrerary Club oer fhe g on e o Gerrrude Foul' was orqa rzed wrrh 'rhe ooye of sr m ng neresl' rn rea ard ln appre alo ol r era lure Ar rhe hrs meehng ol lhe year g ve w 'h lhe Sen nor Lrrerary Cruo charades of bool: 'rlrles were presenr ed For The Chrrsrmas pro gram a rape recordrng was made of A Ch ld ls Born ..a..ag ....4. axis..- .-..Jns...xL.... A F rs? row lelf fo rqhl Harrley Carson secrelary Carol Hopp n freasurer Doug Maclxlerl pres denf Second row Sand a 'lcsro Lyn K mball Narcy Enqelfrred Judy O Nell Penny r C rol Thorpe Madel re Ver F5 T rd ow Car DeCl'ell Muss Fourz adv ser Phyl s Babb H Nancy Mahler Karen Graham Corne Drummond F rfh J ou row ane Wyman Kale Cufler Robn Wrg T Adrrenre Psercha Kafny Rlngen Roxarne Alpher B f ar ara za Mary Ann M r er F ln row Charles Moser Bob Thafcher Doug Poland San? ra Sm fh Margarel' Brooke Sxlh row David Larson Tom Rushlorfh Dave Tenney Beverly Newrmller Judy Krrschrer Peggy Jo Rafclrrle sf presdenl' Sreve o es de W e .Ju B bby eo A W Www Se 5 R DIO CLUB SCC efary GOSLJFCF QI I 'vw' s a lrshed n e Rado Club promoles Teresr In amareur radro a d a hes rs members co e a o rheory ne essa f fo obraln an amareur rado e mayor pr of rne C o es ao pe ma aron o oe ofnm e eve lol a a o as 79 unl , ul W: l Mlss A ' ' ' ' 2' I - . blah. if . ' ding . 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During The winTer The club learned how To Take good porTraiTs, while in warmer weaTher The sTuclenTs will Take ouTdoor shoTs. FirsT row leTT To righT Bob Weller Sue Rexer Evelyn Pflug Second row Doug MacNeil Ken Florerce secreTary ErresT Weaver pres denT Ronald Hall vce presidenT Donald zer Th rd w M T yor advser T ny AnThony Wa DieT1 Joe MarTn u y KruTzner George Rogers J rn Robinson Treasurer Neil Paxon Phil DreyTuss Jack STaas PHCTCGRAPHY CLUB COLLECTOR S CLUB Around The Table, leTT To righT: James Dalrymple. ArT STrock, secreTary: Glen Jancek Phil Fedorka, president Ed l-loTTman. STanding: David Morse. Mr. Thompson. adviser: Dan Kelly, vice-president The CollecTors Club is a small buT acTive group. There are only ThirTeen members in The organiza- Tion This year. The members vary Their collecTions from sTones and rneTals To power Tools and rare coins. AT each club meeTing a mem- ber brings in his collecTion To ex- hibIT and explain To The club, and Then The members examine The collecTion Tor Themselves and give lecTor. Their personal opinion To The col- 80 'IE' z lf' TQ. .' The primary purpose oT The Technicians Club is To Train sTu- denTs in The operaTion and main- Tenance oT The various moTion pic- Ture pro,ecTors in school. The club members, however, also operaTe slide and Tilm sTrip proiecTors, opaque proiecTors, record players, Tape recorders, and various oTher machines Tor school TuncTions. STudenTs who show an inTeresT may learn sTage lighTing and in This connecTion work wiTh The vari- ous dramaTic and musical produc- Tions given during The year. FirsT row: Dick Schonberg, Fred Davies, STuarT Wilcox, Tom Harbin. Second row: Dave Douqhfy. Mickey Williamson. John Wallace, STeve Shellenberger. Third row: Malcolm Mackenzie, Dave Sapp, Jim Bigelow, Greer Cooper, Fred Schmidy, Bob Warnecke. Fourrh row: Frank lsoldi, Frank Novello, Sal Eacono, Joe Di lorio, Ken ScoTT, Jim Colapiefro, Ricky Denisio, Dean MacLaughlin. TECHNICIANS' CLUB RED CROSS COUNCIL FirsT row: Karen Michelson, ElizabeTh Riker, Lori Ann Salo, Sandy TosTo, secreTary1 Bob BooThe, presidenT: GreTchen Schneider, vice-presidenT2 Genevieve CovingTon, Treasurer1 Daryl SelTzer, Dick Murphy. Second row: Shirley McGowan, Jane Howard, Loi.Ise MiTchell, Mary LaTTan, Bonnie Cunningham, Susan Ewing, Anne Brower, Barbara Bills, Bonnie Bird- sall, Adrienne Piserchia. Third row: Shirley Douglas, Edna MarTyn, Elsie Newman, PaT Donahue, Kay Lake, Barbara Kelso, BeTTy Whalen, PaT Tawl, Susan SchoTT, SanTina Greco. Barbara Lawrence, Rena Ferrari. FcurTh row: Edward Torgersen, Charles Murphy, Joan BroadbenT, Jane Luginbuhl, Judy I-TiTchings, Judy Willoughby, Lynne Williams, Phyllis Hammond, Delores Vanderlick, Maury ChenoweTh. FiTTh row: Sue Darby, ElizabeTh HarT- man, KaThleen ShakoTko, Carol Kookogey, Nancy EngelTried, Florence SexTon, Frances OTTO, Mrs. RuTh Cameron, adviser: To'n Culver. mug, The Red Cross Council is a club organized To give a helping hand wherever iT is needed. IT is ouiTe similar To The Senior Red Cross on a smaller scale. One oT The biggesT proiecTs This year was The annual Red Cross Drive, in wh'ch 'he club reached IOO'Xa memoershfp. OTher areas oT work incuced rasing money Tor The Childrens Counfry Home and making Christmas and Easfer Tray Tavors Tor Lyons I-lospiTal. Efrsl row, lell lo righl: Penny Park, Mr. Gesner, adviserg Mar- garef Brooke, Second row: Janel Carlisle, Grace Lewis, Audrey Gehrlein. Third row: Helen Black- wood, Carol Mowen, Liz Pufnam. Fcurrh row: Marrha Bolger, Bar- bara Yoder, Sue Ruclcerr. Filth row: Mary MacFarland, Sandra Howell, Sleve Buck. FRENCH CLUB , E lm. fyfrv Z' 'l4'!'!Ff9l!Yj9f+ Qi ' J, 'f ii ff ., Through Hs meelings and acrivilies 'lhe French Club seelcs 'lo promole a beller underslanding of +he French language and people. The club meerings are conducled in French. and lhe programs include vocabulary games, plays, singing of favorire French songs. and slides. ln January lhe club had a ioinl' meering wilh The Spanish Club. Many members correspond wirh French sfudenls and lhus learn direcrly abou? life in France. Firsf row, lefl' lo righl: Marie Gilson, +reasurer: Judy Hahn, vice-presidenl: Elaine Tobelrnann, president Zilpha Eenrley, secre- raryg Susie Nye. Second row: Claire Carlson, Helen Meinerf, Emily Morris, Priscilla Haines, Berh Russell, Bea Yordon. Third row: Dale Vincenl, Nancy Kulfler, Rurh Dahlsfrom, George MCA Meen, Evelyn Albu, Berry Ann Rogers. W. ' 'rf If TQ Q-- A --. '-n FirsT row, leTT To righT: Bill Dixon, consul: Frank Bell, pro-consul: Mr. Smida, adviser: Cindy Baker, seribaq Bob ChrisTiano, guaesTor. Second row: Carol Grant Befsy Pond, Jo DaviTT, BeTTy DavfT', Karen Lewis, Carroil Fianrery, KaThy Durling, Joanne Myers, Snirley Douglas. Third row: JaneT WhiTney, Alice ForTe, Mary Crowe, MarTha Haase, BeTTe Ann Holland, Carol Farrard, PaT SchwarTz, Jean Tobey. FourTn row: BeTTy Ann Rogers, Barbara Bigelow. Jean BarreTT, Diane Kyak, fXniTa Leone, Sandy Vassil, Charlie Sparks. Fiirh row: Judy Freeman, Tom Davies, Bob Brcssard, Bob CrafT, Terry BenTley, B'll Davidson, Harris Palmer, Bob Rescorla, Richard Denning. The LaTfn Club encourag es 5 members in an ef: sees manner TO es :h 'se .'ders'aso'sg asd k':vv edge oT The lasguage a c,.s'oms oT The Roman pea ple. Darirg The monihly mee Fsgs, The members ef La n games, songs, cjzze M A , i i e :T co'Te-sis Throagn we Tney' are able To e-er: e 'heir ksowledge oT The is guage. Une or Two Trips e e Taken each year. The :lab aTT1a'ed wirh The sTa'e a 'aTfonal J u n io r Classi al LATIN CLUB Around The Table, le5T To rTghT: BeTh Harris, Jo-Ann Sexfon, Sue ForTenbaugh, Judy Barnum, Barbara LePori. STand'rg: Jay Pierson, Joan WrighT, John Webber, Gail Schenkel, Joyce Longley, Mr. BunT'ng, 5314882 Lillys Marik, Jackie Sparks, secreTaryg Drude Sparre, BeebiT Bourns, Joyce Pickedrg, Roxane Alpher, Mr. La Cosfa, adviser. ? The Spanish Club, whose purpose iT is To sTimulaTe in- TeresT in The Spanish lan- guage, cusToms, and culTure, is a well esTablished club in This school. The clab acTivfTfes during The year include Spanish movies and games, speakers, and slides. This year The club puT a special emphasis on inTra-clcb programs. They were e er'a ed by spezial programs pf on by The ArT . and Fre'ch Clubs and have Q K recZprocaTed w'Th a parfy Tor The Two clabs. The club year was Topped OTT by a Trip To New York where The members vsffed a Spanish resTauranT, m u s e u m, and movie TheaTre. Firsi row, lell' 'lo righl: Mr. Miller, adviser: David Hoff, Terry Delvlonfmorency, Douglas Keiih, vice-president Ronald Marco, Pefer Farrow. Paone, David Dielz, Larry Kelly, Jim Davies, row: Lex Hyde, Pele Dorchek, Norval Lolfus, Dunlavy, Ar? Friiz, Jim Yockel, Fred Johnson, Ward Coder, Don Gordon, John Knapp, MacDowell, Billy Lockleld. Second row: Pele Stevenson, David Kern, Denny Roberi Dawson, Mac Frosr, Tony McCrann. Third Craig Maxwell, Dick Pefrasek, Nick DeCaprio, Jim Roberf Kelly. Fourth row: Bob Jones, Tod Barrefl, Bob Kenny, Tom Klein, Bob McCormick, Bob SPORTSMAINVS CLUB The Sporismans Club is com- posed oi boys inleresled in hunl- ing, fishing, and olher ourdoor acfivilies. Club meelings consisi' of leclures by guesls or members, and films. Special emphasis has been placed upon moiorcycling ihis year, while Team and indi- vidual sporis have also been dis- cussed al meelings. The group is advised by Ruperf Miller. NATURALIST CLUB The mosl' receni addilion +0 our school's group of clubs is 'rhe Nafuralisl' Club, formed las? year by a group of sophomore boys. ln one year irs membership has fripled, now reaching lhir+y. The club Takes various day and overnighlr field irips To wild-life regions of New Jersey. A+ regular club meeiings lhere are leciures by wild- life experis, or films such as Wall Disney's Beaver Valley. 84 Firsi row, leff fo righl: Jane Case, secrelaryq Bill Groieiend, Treasurer: Doug Poland, vice-president Jay Cloud, president Second row: Joan Brown, Julia Napier. Maury Chenowefh, Jo-Ann Kresfan, Sue Young, Gail Malfbie, Judy Baclcerf. Chrisline Rooney. Third row: Susie Heck, Bob Muller, Ulrich Sander. Malcolm Bowes, Brian Harrigan. Fourfh row: Mr. Jones, adviser: Ned Dielz, Bill Flammer, Chris Hermann, Tom Sislco, Fred Groeneveld, Jack Chrisly. Filfh row: Dudley Coy, Ray Beffs, John Swinion, Dave Haworfh, Spencer Thompson, David Wuerfhele. George Bulferfield, Bob Thompson. The ArT Club was limiTed T ThirTy members This year because OT The large number who have ioined in previous years. This gave The club an opporTuniTy To have more unusual and inTeresTing pro grams. In addiTIon To The regular Wednesday club period, meeTings were held aT The homes oT The members To do drawing and painT ing. The club is under The guid ance oT Mr. Carl Burger FirsT row le'iT To righT Caroline Sullivan presidenT Dave LeiT'L vice presidenT Meg Cowles secreTary Mr Burger adviser RoberTa l'larTen Mary Bice Treasurer Second row Jerry Wilkerson MerediTh l-lenschkel Suzanne Ulrich Paul Sfehle RoberT STevenson Alice Evans Third row JoseTTe Wlkes Linda Wrighl Virginia PlaTT PaTrcia Malkin Alice Wilkinson Marion Lehman Connie l-leaTly Casse Tiedeman FourTh row Emily Spencer Ray Caldwell Brad STell ng ETnel MounT Judy Clark Mary BarneTT MarqareT WirTh AbsenT Wnifred Baumer PaTricia Daycock Bill Lane Hugh Clark Nick Bukva Denns TroTman PeTer Shckle ART CLUB CATALYST CLUB Roger Kaufman, presidenl. FirsT row. IeTT To righT: Ken Frifz. Treasurer: PeTe Marron, vice-president Bob Griswold, secreTary. Second row: Perry Fisher Charles Burfield, Tom Richardson, Bill Kroos, David HaworTh, Dick SlaTer. Third row: Bob Gaido, PeTe AusTin, STeve OTT, Oliver Houck, Ed Schmidf, John Jardine. The objecT oT The CaTalysT Club is To encourage superior science sTudenTs To pur- sue sTudies which would be impossible in The classroom. This endeavor is meT Through experimenTs and Trips To various places oT inTeresT. The club This year has picked as iTs Tield oT sTudy, aTomic energy, an area which oTTers unlimiTed opporTuniTy Tor club re- search. The meeTings have consisTed oT Trips, Tilms, and lecTures Trom guesT speak- ers. This year The AeronauTics Club, under The direcTion of Mr. Luxemburg, has in- creased iTs membership signiTicanTly. The AeronauTics Club was Tormed To help Tur- Ther The inTeresT in aeronauTics in The school and To help The beginner To learn The principles oT modeling. - WeaTher permiTTing, The boys reporT To The Tield wiTh Their planes and compeTe A againsT one anoTher in handling Their craTTs. This TesTs The durabiliTy oT The models and The handling skill oT The mem- bers as well as providing a wonderful Time. FirsT row, leTT To righT: Bruce Johnson, sec:reTary-Treasurer: Bob Heras, presidenT7 ArThur Lepow. Second row: KurT Bass. Tom Lake, Dave Ludewig, Mr. Luxemburg, adviser: Ken Ludlum, Dave Leurssen. AERONAUTICS CLUB SOCIAL DANCE CLUB During The TirsT club period The Social Dance Club, composed oT sixTy juniors and seniors, held elec- Tions Tor iTs oTTicers. Alden Hess was elecTed presidenT: Bob SchmidT, vice presidenT: KaThy Murray, secreTaryt and Marilyn Pearce, Treasurer. The purpose oT This club is To learn new dances and sTeps Through acTual pracTice. Under The direcTion oT Mrs. WulT- son and Mr. Lay, physical educa- Tion insTrucTors, and Miss Lane, an ouTside dance insTrucTor, The club members learned various dances during The year such as The Iindy, The mambo, and The cha- cha-cha. RosTer:P. BabbiTT, J. Bailey, B. Baldwin, C. Casamo, C. Colin, C. De- Chellis, A. DeMarco, C. Drummond, C. Eibelheuser, P. Feeley, P. Free- man, B. Hannon, B. HunTer, L. Jura, G. Kuzsma, M. Loughrey, N. Mah- ler, K. Murray, M. Pearce, A. Riederer, A. Saunders, S. Scherrer, G. Sei- berT, S. SmiTh, P. Srnyers, l. SToTTers, C. Thorpe, C. Phares. E. Ursulich G. Wilde, R. Allen, D. AppezzaTo, K. AugusT, J. Coe, B. Darby J. Garrison, J. Golomb, B. GronquisT, B. Grosvenor, J. Helgren, A Hess, E. Higgins, R. Kimball, H. KorTin, B. Menninger, H. Millar, K Remine, N. Roclcolff, L. SchaTTer, F. Shoemaker. R. Shreve, G. SmiTh W. SprouT, P. Tolcar, G. Thomas, J. Truono, K. Tulloch, C. Robinson, D Ward, G. Wragg, M. Yarussi, B. SchmidT. KNITTING CLUB Firsf row leff lo righl: Sue Valenline, Joan Cox, senior secrelaryz Susan Harfman, vice-presidenf: Berry Lewis, presidenrg Carol Todd. Second row: Liz Topham, Judy Shelron, Sally Giggey, Helen Barflefl, Pal Barker, Nancy Mumford, Joan Burbank, Marcia Miller, Marfha Waller, Dorofhy Robinson. Third row: Edna Deflefs, Barbara Eckert Marlha Holaday, Beverly Wollny, Connie Belli, Suzanne Ball, Bambi Dunn, Margie Maxwell, Pa? Scribner, Ccnne Sfuriale, Margie Cunfz. Fourfh row: Janfs Fay, Pal Swenson, Mary Polls. Barbara Ricker, Nancy Hamflfon, Pris Abboff, Doreen Smifh, Brenda Paone, Karen Morris, Barbara Kupp, Jane? Duncan, Lois Tiffle, Carol Siccardi, Ginny Townley. The KniH'ing Club, now exlending info lhe second year, is al- ready one of lhe largesl' clubs al Wesllield High. Under rhe able supervision of Miss Janel Grimler, 'the club holds i+s meelings once a monlh during regular club periods. A recenl proiecl ol The club was lo knil' alghans for a nursing home. The girls knil' enlhusi- asfically during club period on 'rheir own proiecfs and exchange in'reres'ring ideas. Firsr row: June Fredrickson, Peggy Ralclfiie, Sue Hulse, Carole West Judy Schorr, Gail Macgill. Second row: Sandy Nichols, Kafhy Thompson, Jo-Ann Morrison, Jo Anne Arundale, Ernesrine Wile liams, Ruby Robinson, Velma Lee, Dorolny Muse Anne Holtgren, Narcy Byam. Third row: Roberla Klein, Linda Srnifh, Carol Towl, Jackie Maines, Mary Maye, Chrisfa Klapperl, Judy Morfon, Elaine Monli, Linda Mannion, Pal McDonough. Fourln row: Judy Mungall, Sally Blackburn. Joyce Morgan, Mary Anne Miller, Bever'y Newmler, Nancy Brunfon, Sharon Walrers, Melinda Hellman, Carol Amack, Kalhy Howell, Mary Ann Anderson, Karoi Krebs, Do? Eifiander, Carol Hoppin. Fiffh row: Marfha Lighfbown, Mary Middleron, Valerie Lauyer, Virginia Bach, Robin Wight, Jane Wyman, Nancy Hughes, Cornelia Dunn, Carol Wallon, Linda Large, Harfley Carson, Peg Deefer, Pa? Dodd, Berry Sue Caulkins. 06.13 f. Y-TEENS The major obiecTives oT The Y-Teen Clubs are supporT oT work oT The Y.W.C.A. and personal saTisTacTion Tor The individual members. The acTiviTies include movie beneTiTs, bake sales, and The sale oT various arTicles. There are oTTen programs TeaTur- ing speakers on vocaTions and grooming. As anoTher proiecT The club held PoT Luck suppers To which They inviTed Y-Teens Trom oTher Towns. Firsl' row: Sandy Scherrer, Doreen SrniTh, Priscilla AbboTT, Karen Morris, Bambi Dunn, Judy Hahn. Second row: Sue Darby, Brenda Paone, Caroline Sullivan, An! nie FiTch, Third row: Joan Cox, Wini Baumer, Peggy Garber, Anne Saunders. is 1 Mary PoTTs. FourTh row: Nancy HamilTon, Marcia Miller, Judy ShelTon, Joan Brown, Barbara Ricker, PaT Towl. FiTTh row: Ginny Hardin, Lois TiTTle, Carol Siccardi, Marie Gilson. SixTh row: JaneT Duncan, Carolyn SelT, Carol Todd, Pris- cilla Haines, Sue ValenTine. SevenTh row: Ginny Townley, BeTh Russell. fe : '.: 5 .1 .:. '12 I -I2 1 ilu FirsT row, leTT To righT: Gail Lohman, Karen Nelson, Kay SelTzer, Alice Evans, Carol KurTz, Alice Forfe, Linda SmiTh, Linda WrighT, Sue ForTen- baugh, Carroll Farrand, Alice Wilkirscn, Sue Phillips, Lynn Fisher, Lfz PuTnam, Mary LaTTan, Judy Salisbury, Second row: Elaine MonTi, Judy Haller, Mary Mayer, Dale Lee, Joanne Arundale, BeTTy Riker, Narcy BrunTon, Sue Clark, Audrey Gehrlein, Jane Brower, Judy Varnum, Sue KVllQllli Judy L6Sl'E. lcird row: Cabrina Carnevale, Lynne Wlliarrs. Gail Meier, Sue Arn McGeary, Jo-Ann Morrison, KaThy Durling. Joyce Muller, Marfe Shepard, Mary Harbin, AniTa Leone, Lou'se MfTche'l. FirsT row, leFT To righT: Helen Blackwood, Karen Gram, Jackie O'Cc'- nor, Penny Park, Bernie BTrdsall, lrge STo:Ters, Jure Frederlckso-i, Sa ly Blackburn. Second row: Jackie Sparks, Judy O'Ne'l, SanT'fa Smiia, Barbara Kes: L' ys Mark, Adafr Sid:ord. Joan WrighT. Thrd row: Barbara izaTT, Pryfs Farch, Ccnnfe Drummond, JoseTTe Wifkes, Caro' DeChell's, FcurTh row: PaT Plller, Ca'rol WrighT, HarTley Carson, Carol Hoppin, Mlfdred Raichle, Gafl Macgill, Adrienne Piserchia, Nancy Mahler. Fiiili row: Narcy Enge'5ried, Linda Large, Nancy Hughes. Susan Hulse, BeTTy Caulkrs Mary MiddleTon. SixTh row: Amber Riederer, Sandy Howell, Mary MacParland, KaThy ShakoTko, KaThy Ringen. SeverTn row: Peggy RaTcli?Te, Jane Wyman, Anne HolTgren. F 'sr row, e'r fo f g-fx R cram: Revo: ss, pfesidev' Je y He g'en c'apar' A'- cen Hess rreasmer- S'e-fe O v ce- presioenf' George B.. e'5'e 11, secre- fa'y' R':'e'a Griggs Reese Herron- ce an Seceno VCAI Ge G'ee' pal Taka' JIW1 l.eo'a'a, LJ fc' Sa':1e' Ken Frh, Bao Sfai.c.T r:1 ref.: Boo Mason, B'll Walnfns, Cranes Re..' Boo Boyne. F:,r'1 few: Larry B':zek O'ver Hamm, Jenn Jarore, Ciara Robson, l.es'er Srcemaker, Ffffn row: Joe Gco'nb, Davd Ward, Gcfosn Trcfnas, l-lafed -- Closson, d reclor. S,xfn row: Pefer A..s4 Tin, Jirn Brossard, Jerry Garrfson, Torn ' J..dscn. H I-Y l'li-Y is an acfive groep of boys lunc- lrioning under lhe auspices ol 'he Y.M.C.A. ll' is divided info chaplers based on class in school. All of The l-li-Y members have opporfunilies To parlicipale in area youlh conferences and lo use fhe local Y.lVl.C.A.is varied facililies. Five members ol lhe local group were delegares ro The Y.lvl.C.A. World Conference in Paris, France. The l-li-Y ollers mernbershp ro anyone who wishes fo maintain its porpose ol cre- aling, rnainlaining, and extending Through- oul The home, school, and comnminiry high slandards of Chrisfian characler. in K . ligqkmfwvfl Ffrsf row, lefl ?o Fghl: Roberl Dawson, George Smilrh. Secerd row: Ned Def: P , Dfeyiss. Third row: George Buflerfield, Kiurl' Bass. Sfe-.ie B,:k Bzb Wernecke. F:-rlh row: Ray Beffs, Duo ey Coy. Walt Dlelz. Fit? ew, 'e5f ': rigr': Gfern GI'chrisl', Jay Vefson, Bib C'r's en: F'a'l Bei, Slpper W ,'rs, Bos M..'er, for Cafes Hans F: 'red Seccrd raw: Ed Targeted Georg K::'a', 5:0 C'a'f Dae Dfefz, Grier Cooper Eze Reszz' a. T' 'Cz 'if-3 Ego E'3:3e'd Pere Sl'rr..o, Davfd F'a z. F3. ' rn.: Fefe M:5'ef' B'.:e Graham, Jody Freerran, R'c'a'c Zero rg, C'a'-es Spams. Fiirn row: Aff Fnfz, Ken Liidprn, G-y C:rc:'a', J n MacBean, J'm Dmlevy. Sinn row: Da.e H: s Rim Me,e',E Davidson, Don Dixon, Cffs Henna Se.er7f row: Bos Vg enfi, John Gurhrie, M.ke Boyer. 89 ORCHESTRA ii yfl Percussion Ernie Brandon Ar? Lepow Berry Alger Ronald Hall Violins Joyce Bergsland JoAnne Myers Fran Offo Mary Polls Claire Carlson Thomas Sisko Peggy Page Ralph Grmer Cellos Margaref Brooke Marie Shepard Flures Marfha Holaday Emily Morris Dorofhy Schneider Clarmefs Sreve Puschman Jack Sfaas Bruce Graham Saxophones Duck Reynolds Bob Thompson Reese Hel mondollar Valerie Conover Trumpefs Paul Neuer Bull Fefemeyer Trombone Alfon Brown Malcolm Mackenzie Sfrmg Bass Wayne Smulh Tuba John Coe Direcfor Mr Banks Wifh frowns fo show iheir concenfraiion, fhe orchesfra mem bers work on fhe preparaiion for Their annual performance in fhe Music Fesfival The smaller of 'rhe 'l'wo mslru menral groups buf equally as um porranr as 'rhe band is fhe orches fra During fhe year They play al' many assemblies lhe Mask and Mime Play and lhe Senior Play. Their biggesr alelraclion of ihe year is 'rhe Spring Music Fesrival. Some of fheir seleciions from 'rhis year are Tea for Two, Tara's Theme, Laura, Sleigh Ride, and The Ballle Hymn of +he Re- public. l FirsT row, leTT To righT: Helen Blackwood, Marie Gilson, Bob Harris, Barbara Ricker, Frank lsolde, ArT Lepow, Ron l-lall, BeTTy Alger, Bob Jones, STeve Falk, Ernie BraxTon, MarTha Holaday. Second row: Mr. Banks, direcTor: Karen Gram, Bob Th m son Joyce Pickering, Ken SCOTT, Jean Hammond, PeTe 0 P J k ST as Bruce Graham George SrmTn, Dave Alles. Way, ac a , . Valerie Conover. Third row: Mary MacFarland, PeTe STirrup BAND Alan PeTerson, AlTon Brown, Malcolm Mackenzie, Fran OTTo, Peggy Page, Mary PoTTs, Jim Duncan, Charlie Sparks. FourTh row: Jim Love, Bill Goodwin, Reese Helmondollar, Dave Williams, Bob BooThe, George BuTTerTield. Dick Reynolds, Dave l-laworTh, Bill FleTemeyer, Paul Neuer, John Coe. T enTal roup oT The school, The WesTTield High Band, The primary ins rum g parTicipaTes in many prog rams ThroughouT The year. ln The Tall They play aT d T rm while marching during halves. They all of The TooTbaII games an per o provide music while The sTudenTs en l T heer assemblies ThroughouT The Ter and leave The audiTorium during many general assemblies. They also pay a c T 'n which The band par- TooTball and baskeTball seasons. The main even s I TicipaTes are iTs Two annua The numbers They did This year are l concerTs held in January and May. Among l'Tamboo, Oklahoma! Rienzi Over- ST d STri es Forever. For com- Ture. FluTe CockTail, and The ars an p Th b nd marches in and plays Tor The Memorial Day Parade. muniTy service e a B 3 I Firsl row lell lo righl Jack Reis Ralph Griner David Haworlh Jim Brossard secrelary Ken Remfne David Craver Dave Hackenburg Second row Bob Crall Paul Burbage Phil Fedorka Dave Ward Jim Leonard Jack Slaas Glen Green Dave Luerssen Malcolm Mackenzie Third row Gail Macgill lillys Marik Peggy Page Susan Harlman Elaine Tobelmann Nancy Mumlord Ken Augusl John Nelson Pele Auslin Larry Brozek Fourlh row Joyce Longley Peggy Deeler Peggy Carlisle Marlha Lighlbown Grelchen Schneider Amber Riederer Emily Morris Delores Vanderlick Jack Godlrey Bob Slaub Jerry Helgren Bob Fish Fillh row Marilyn McGuire Gail Schenkel Pris Haines secrelary Marilyn Pearce Sandra Toslo Bea Yordon Carolyn Sell Paul Tokar Alden Hess vice presidenl Jim Lamberl John Ray Arlhur Beidler Calhy Gill accompanisl Nancy Gordon accompanisl Zilpha Benlley accompanisl Sixlh row Anne Brower Margarel Brooke accompanisl Valerie Lauver Mildred Raichle Joel Thompson Bob Lenskold Bob Gronquisl Bill Flelemeyer Sevenlh row Pal Swenson Marilyn Webber Drude Sparre Phyllis Babbill Jean Barnell Nancy Mahler Susan Scholl Peggy Garber Fred Davies reader Eighlh row Robin Wnghl Carol Kooko gey Sue Forlenbaugh Jayne Leavy Adair Sidlord Melinda Scoll Carol Colin Ninlh row Rulh Dahlslrom harpisl Sue Hulse Linda Large Lynn Kimball Pal Barker Sue Dowell Peggy Smyers Tenlh row Bob Chrisliano Frank Bell Barbara Kelso Shirley Douglas Inge Slollers Mary Alice Crawford Chrisline Phares Elizabelh Bournes Janel Carlisle Elevenlh row John Webber Tony Anlhony Allon Brown Chris Hermann Helen Meinerl Mary Polls Pal Dodd Gail Shierman Twelllh row Doug MacNeil Ray Bells Dick Slaler Arlhur Slrock Joe Truono Bill Darby Jim Duncan Peler Mollell in The Choir members shake lhe creases oul of lheir robes for lhe firsl performance of lhe annual Chrislmas Tableaux. The choir is lhe mosl advanced vocal group in lhe high school. ln order lo become a member one musl pass an audilion lesling abilily lo hold a parl sighl read and sing scales. This year lhe choir successlully presenled ils annual Chrislmas program in December. lmmedialely lollowing vacalion work on lhe Spring Feslival was begun. This year was lhe lwenly-lillh year ol lhe leslival so lhal pieces lrom previous years were sung as a salule lo lhe Silver Anniversary. Among lhe songs were How Lovey ls Thy Dwelling Place Kde Su Krany 'Walers Ripple and Flow and Beyond lhe Blue Horizon. 995' Gee' -any it Firsl row, lell lo righl: Susan Scholl, Susan Dowell, Janel Bailey, Anne Saunders, Helen Meinerl. Carolyn Sell, chairman: Martha Bolger, Elizabelh Pulnam, Karen Lewis, Doris Thomas. Second row: Delores Vanderlick, Joan Brown, Elsie Newman, Kay Lake, Diana Kyak, Judy Schorr, Ellana Lilch, Anne Frianl, Joan Coords, Sue Darby, Connie Heally, Mary Barnell, Joan Larkin. Third row: Adrienne Piserchia, Nancy Engellried, Carol Hoppin, Sally Blackburn, Belly Sue Caulkins, Mary Middlelon, Harlley Carson, Helen Barllell, Nancy Mumford, Pal Barker, Elaine Tobelmann, Lynn Paxson, Edna Marlyn, Anne Nicolello, Carol Eibelheuser, Carol Wallon. Fourlh row: Genevieve Green, Barbara lzall, Pal Donahue, Mary Harbin, Jane Brower, Barbara Bills, Judy Shelton, Sally Giggey, Carol Mowen, Genevieve Covinglon, Penny Park. Carcl DeChellis, Connie Drummond, Bonnie Birdsall, Barbara Bigelow. Fillh row: Beverly Baldwin, Barbara Hunler, Nancy Hamillan, Bea Yordon, Beverly Wollny, Judy Hahn, Priscilla Haines, Lois Tillle, Barbara Kupp, Zilpha Benlley, Marilyn Pearce, Anne Brower, Nancy Gordon, Liz Topham, Joyce Longley, Peggy Carlisle, Kalhie Ringen, Anne Hollgren. Sixlh row: Nancy Borlon, Virginia Hardin, Joan Cox, Nancy Kuller, Peggy Smyers, Joan Wrighl, Belsey Grider, Belsy Harlman, Kale Culler, Mimi Donahue, Nancy Hughes, Jane Wyman, Peggy Ral- clille, Linda Voss, Kalhie Shakolo, Mary Anne Loughrey, Cornelia Dunn, Phyllis Furch, Mary Alice Crawlord, Rulh Dahlslrom, Karen Michelson, Marlha Harrison, Joyce Bergsland, Pal Swenson. Ac- companisl: Carol Colin, viceechairman. CHCDIR ll The more advanced girls' group, Girls' Chorus ll, sings al lhe Spring Feslival and also al an assembly program. Among lhe songs lhey have sung lhis year are Slarlil Nighl, How Should l Love. May, 'Song ol lhe Sea, and An Die Musik. Mosl of lhe class periods are spenl working on lhe songs lo improve lechnique, pilch, lone qualily, and general feeling lor lhe music. 9-in if-3. Firsl row, lell lo righl: Bruce Dunning, Bob Fish, Slephen Buck, Kirl Bass, Jim Hackell, chairman: Ken Remine, vice-chairman: Bob Crall, Bill Lockleld, Joe Truono. Second row: Larry Brozek, Dean Mace Lauglin. Bob Menninger, Jack Meyer, Dave Craver, Jim Goodwin, Doug MacNeil, Ray Bells, George Bullerlield, Frank Bell, Bob Chrisliano, Bob Lenskold. Third row: Bob Boolhe, Terry Benlley, Dave Luerssen, Malcolm Mackenzie, Doug Ludewig, Fred Slone, Ken Tulloch, Bob Muller, Alan Fisher, Allon Brown: Jim Duncan, Charles Sparks, Richard Denning, Tony McCrann, Bob Mason. Fourlh row: Don Dixon, Paul Burbage, Jim Lamberl, John Ray, Dave Hackenberg, Jay Posl, Ken Augusl, John Nelson, Dick Slaler, Jerry Sisson, Ted Holschuh, Jim Brossard, Pele Moilelr, Jack Reis, Tony Anlhony, Jim Seeley, George Rochal, Jim Dunlavy. Fifth row: Jack Godfrey, Jim Leonard, Jay Pierson, Arl Frilz, Bill Wilde, Cnarles Lagergren, Oliver Houck, Glenn Green, Jerry Helgren, Dave Ward, Gordon Thomas, Paul Tokar, Fred Gill, Alden Hess, Chris Hermann, Ken Ludlum, Arl Slrock, Don MacNeil, Dave Larson. Sixlh row: David Holi, David Dielz, Bob Slaub, David Klezer, Bill Grolelend, Mac Quig- ley, Bill Kingsbury, Charles Lecher, Marslcn Jones, Eugene Chrone, Ed Higgins, Paul Talro, Guy Corcoran, Pele Auslin, Ed Torgerson, Alan Pelerson, Bob Warnecke, Arlhur Beidler, Bill Darby, Mike Yarussi, Jirn Mackie, Jon Posl, Michael Tierney, John Webber, David Franz, Phil Fedorka, Denny Paone, Phil Dreyruss, Joel Thompson, David Tenney. BCDYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club is made up ol boys ol all classes who are qualified lo sing. ll is from lhis group lhal The Thirleen is formed. The Glee Club perlormed al lhe annual Chrislmas assembly and al lhe Spring Feslival and also enlerlained lhe Roose- velf Junior High School and some ol lhe grade schools. The group was ably assisled by Mr. Gaslon Gesner al lhe Chrislmas program in lhe beaulilul 'Canligue de Noel. Some ol lhe olher songs sung lhis year were Dry Bones, Shenandoah, and The Soldier's Chorus from Fausl. Qggroagga 96,3 Firs? row, lell lo righl: Berry Jane Riker, Emily Spencer, Jane Luginbuhl, Mary Lalfan, Maureen Chrisfian, Nancy Thompson Joyce Muller, Judy Hifchngs, Gail Malfbie, Fay Robinson, Judy Wilson. Melinda Heilman, Carol Tawl. Second row: Beverly Turpin, Joan Broadbenl, Mary Macliarland, Anne Frianf, Ellana Lifch, Judirh Schorr, Diana Kyak, Pal Malkin, Drude Sparre, Elizabelh Bourns, Jane? Carlisle, Anila Leone, Barbara Bigelow, Pal Reagan, Third row: Nancy Brunlon, Jayne Leavy, chairs man: Susan Forlenbaugn, Belsy Grider, Sandra Nicholson, Marfha Haase, Jane Case, Belle Ann Holland, Judy Munga.l, Gail Meier, Jane Howard, Suzanne Schmidl, Karen Michelson, Shirley McGowan, Julia Napier, Judy Leslfe, Fourrn row: Rosalie Chrone, Gail Lohman, Joanne Arundale. Angela DeMarco, Bonne Cunningham, Mary Harbin, Jane Brower, Linda Vlrlghr, Linda Smilh, Mary Jensen, Judlrh Bacherl, Doris Thomas, Karyl Wneeler, Margarel Cunlz, Judy Varnurn, Mare Shepard, Barbara Bunker. Firln row: Susan Jacobus, vice-chairman: Carol Mowen, Colleen Whalen, Nancy Conlin, Jean Barnell, Mary Crowe, Belle Anne Hellman, Peggy Loeb, Lynn Williams, Susan Clark, Alice Wilkinson, Susan Phillips, Roberta Rehner, Karen Lewis, Elizabefh Pulnam, Kalhryn Dur- llng, Sue McGeary, Berry Davill, lda Mae Trenner, Sixth row: Audrey Gerhlein, Joan Grant, Carol Granf, Jane? Whilney, Judy Morron, Mary Berh Harrls, Susan Knighf, Susan Ruckerl, Jo Davirf, Kafnleen Evans. Louise Mlrchefl, Jenny Srlles, Berly Ann Rogers, Meg Cowles, Barbara Yoder, Lynn Flsher, Carroll Farrand, Carol Wesl, Carrol Flannery, Cabrina Carnevale, Judy Luginbuhl, Lori Arn Salo, Mary Mayer, Velma Lee. Accornpanisrs: Marrna Harrison, Barbara Srogowski. CHORUS I The Girls' Chorus l, made up primarily of sophomores, sings al bolh an assembly program in fhe fall and 'rhe Spring Feslival. Some of The songs lhey have presenled 'rhroughoul The year are Holiday Song and The Lass Wilh rhe Delicafe Air. The group is an elemenlary Training workshop in which lhe girls learn lhe basic lechniques of group singing. Aller spending a year's sludy in 'rhis class, 'rhe girls are ready 'ro progress 'ro lhe advanced chorus. LeTT Tc righTp Helen MeinerT, Joan Burbank, Peggy Smyers, Susan Dowell, Peggy Garber, Susan SchoTT, Carolyn Self Bea Yordcn, Nancy Gordon, Marilyn Pearce, Joyce Longley, Anne Brower. Zilpha BenTley. accompanist THE TWELVE The ThirTeen, composed oT ThirTeen senior boys, perTormed aT various TuncTions oT The communiTy during The year. Some oT These programs were given Tor The WesTTield l-ligh School ParerfT Teach- ers' AssociaTion, The Womenis Fellowship oT The BapTisT Church, and The Menls Fellowship oT The MeThodisT Church. The boys also wenT wiTh The Twelve To sirg aT The Molly PiTcher l-loTel in Red Banlc. Some sowgs in Their reperToire were Climb- ing up The MounTain, 'Bali Boogie, GeT Flap- py, and ln My Arms. The Twelve made Their TirsT appearance in The Tall when They sang Tor Back To School NighT. Their oTher ouTside engagemenTs included The ChrisTmas MeeTing OT The D.A.R. and a meeTing oT The Friendship Club. ln The spring, The Twelve and ThirTeen sang TogeTher aT Red Banlc, New Jer- sey, Tor The DelTa Kappa Gamma convenTion. ln The Tall Their ouTTiTs were maTching sl4irTs and sweaTers oT periwinlcle blue. AT The Spring FesTival They appeared in pinlc TaTTeTa dresses. Their reperToire included iiLove,ii Younger Gen- eraTion, 'Falling in Love, l-ley There, Cari- oca, and 'WaiTin' Ter My Dearief' THE THIRTEEN LeTT To righT: Jerry Helgren, Nden T-less, Paul Tolcar, Jim Brossard, Dave Ward, Jim Leonard, Glenn Green, Gordon Thcrnas, Ken Remine, Jerry Sisson, Bob Boofhe, Jim HaclreTT, Fred Gill. Kneeling: John Coe, accompanist I1 MASK AND MIME COUNCIL Presiding: Jo-Ann Kresfan, presidenl. Slanding: Joe Golomb, Charles Reul, Fred Davies, Sfuarl Wil- cox, Ed Schmidt Tom Culver. Firsl row: Jane? Duncan, Nancy Hamillon, Cornelia Dunn, Lyn Kim- ball, freasurer. Second row: Cassie Tiedeman, Valerie Conover, Nancy Gordon, vice-presiderf. Third row: Pal Piller, Caroline Sullivan, Marilyn Pearce, Susie Nye, secrelary, Absenl: Liz Topham. MASK and MIME MEMBERSHIP This year rnarlcs The lhirlielh anniversary ol lhe Mask and Mime Club. Organized in l925 by Keilh Marlin, il lirsl' became an aclive organizalion in 'rhe school year l925-l926 under lhe leadership ol ils iirsl' presidenl, John l'lovendon. To quoie from lrhe I926 Weaiher Vane, The chief ideal of lhe Mask and Mime is, of course, 'ro develop 'rhe drarnalic abililies ol lhe sludenls in lrhe high school . . . The play's 'rhe Thing! ln ils lirsl aclive year lhe club presenled a group of Three one-acl plays: a fanlasy, Three Pills in a Bolllezl' a lragedy, The ValianI: and a comedy. Evening Dress Indispensable. X CHRISTMAS TABLEAU F ar no? for behold I r g you good hdungs of greaf 'oy whnch shall be Io all people S Luke 2 O Blessed ar+ Ihou among women LL. e I 2 worshipped hum Maffluew 2 II e : , , bin I T. :I I I . . . and- Ifheyl, fell down, and I 2 I -I 14 I BEHIND THE SCENES Mass Bnnser gaves 'Hue cas? a pep +allr lusf before fhe fall play Mofher Was a Freshman The posing commnifee for 'the 'rableaux arranges Hue M donna before ihe curiam opens .i Nancy Byam sfruggles +o pu? a convmcmg beard on Rich Venh mnqlna M ss Brmser gnves The narrafor for The +ableaux Fred Dawes a 'few pomrers on emphasvs and enuncnahon XX. 4 E l I 4 r ,,. . X V I 1 '5x , f r K 2 .4 3,--'Alf' :J ' A f I . . ' l , I X ' ' . se Q. - .Al , 89 THE SENIGR PLAY . Z.-X' The leading characfers in lhe sen- ior play Nine Pine S+reel were Warren PM played by Charles Reul and Effie Holden played by Gaul Kuzsma i' 4 I Heres you dngnfalns Mrs Holden Holden family deafh of Mrs Holden Rulh Dahlslrom played 'lhe par! of Mrs Powell wnfe of a small fown docfor and friend of lhe Belly Lou Capnfella as Carrue Rlggs drops fhe bolile of medncune an acl which leads fo lhe Lneufenanf Mnddlefon wanls fo fall: fo you Muss Roberfs Mass Lnfflefueld allow me fo presenl' Mr Marhn Lodge THE FALL PLAY ,.4-il CURTAIN CALL leff lo rlgh+ B verly Wollny Sfuarl Wllcox Carol DeChell s Elxzabelh Topham Kennefh Tulloch Davld Tenney Jaws Fay Kennelh Florence Sally Glgqey M re Glson JOA rm Kresfan Claflord Roblson Mary Mlddlefon Richard Beck Chrlshne Phares The fall Maslc and Mme Olav Molher Was a Freshman deall wnlh lhe plzohl' of a wrclow 'lrymq 'ro fmance her dauohlers college career Because of an u usual scholarshup Jrhe molrher managed lo oblaln amole funds for her dauqhlers educahorw nf lhe molher also enrolled no Jrhe same college Nalurally compllcahons arose crealmg a hnlarnous farce All I have in 'Hue world is fhirfy dollars and Susan and I need if fo gel' home on. ...-4' LiLe cer'l'ain zoology professors? MASK cmd MIME MEMBERSHIP PRISCILLA ABBOTT MARY ANNE ANDERSON JO ANNE ARUNDALE BEVERLY BALDWIN MITCHIE BARNETT PAT BARKER HELEN BARTLETT WINIFRED BAUMER RICHARD BECK LINDA BEVELHEIMER BARBARA BIGELOW JAMES BIGELOW BONNIE BIRDSALL BOB BOOTHE BEEBIT BOURNS JUDY BREMNER JIM BROSSARD JANE BROWER NANCY BRUNTON FERRIS BUCK BARBARA BUNKER JOAN BURBANK BETTY LOU CAPITELLA JANET CARI ISLE CABRINA CARNEVALE NANCY CARR HARTLEY CARSON CATHY CASAMO BETTY SUE CAULKINS SUE CHAMBERS NANCY CONLIN VALERIE CONOVER MEG COWLES MARY LINN CROWE TOM CULVER KATE CUTLER RUTH DAHLSTROM FRED DAVIES BETTY DAVITT JO DAVITT PAT DAYCOCK CAROL DeCHELLIS PEGGY DEETER PAT DODD PETE DORCHEK CONNIE DRUMMOND JANET DUNCAN JIM DUNCAN CORNELIA DUNN KATHY DURLING ALICE EVANS CARROLL FARRAND JANIS FAY SANDY FELLER LYNN FISHER CARROLL FLANNERY ALICE FORTE SUE FORTENBAUGH ALAN FRASER PEGGY FREEMAN PEGGY GARBER SALLY GIGGEY KATHIE GILL MARIE GILSON JOE GOLOMB NANCY GORDON VIRGINIA GORMLEY KAREN GRAM GLENN GREEN BETSEY GRIDER MARTHA HAASE JUDY HAHN NANCY HAMILTON JEAN HAMMOND MARY HARBIN GINNY HARDIN BETH HARRIS SUSAN HARTMAN SANDRA HEALY CONNIE HEATLY SUSIE HECK ANNE HEDGES BETTE ANN HEILMAN MINDY HEILMAN MEREDITH HENSCHKEL ALDEN HESS JUDY HITCHINGS MARTHA HOLADAY BETTE ANNE HOLLAND ANNE HOLTGREN CAROL HOPPIN SANDRA HOWELL NANCY HUGHES CAROL HUTCHINSON BARBARA IZATT EVANNE JARDINE MARGARET JEFFERS MARY JENSEN LINDA JURA BARBARA KELSO LYN KIMBALL ROBERTA KLEIN SUE KNIGHT NANCY KUTTLER GAIL KUZSMA MARY LAFFAN LINDA LARGE JOAN LARKIN ANITA LEONE JUDY LESLIE BETTY LEWIS KAREN LEWIS MARTY LIGHTBOVVN ELLANA LITCH PEGGY LOEB GAIL LOHMAN JANE LUGINBUHL JUDY LUGINBUHL GAIL MACGILL MALCOLM MACKENZIE NANCY MAHLER PAT MALKIN MARGIE MAXWELL PAT MCDONOUGI-I MELINDA MEARES KAREN MICHELSON MARY MIDDLETON MARCIA MILLER EMILY MORRIS KAREN MORRIS JO ANN MORRISON JUDY MORTON ELAINE MONTI ETHEL ANN MOUNT JOYCE MULLER NANCY MUMFORD NANCY NADLER KAREN NELSON JUDY NEWMAN ANNE NICOLELLO SUSAN NYE JACKIE OCONNOR JUDY O NEIL PAT ONEIL BRENDA PAONE PENNY PARK MARILYN PEARCE CHRISTINE PHARES SUSAN PHILLIPS PAT PILLER ADRIENNE PISERCHIA VIRGINIA PLATT BETSY POND MARY POTTS SALLY RASH PEGGY JO RATCLIFFE HELEN REAGAN ROBERTA REHNFR JOHN REIS CHARLES REUL BETTY RIKER KATHY RINGEN SUSAN RUCKERT BETH RUSSELL JUDITH SALISBURY ANNE SAUNDERS SANDRA SCHERRER ED SCHMIDT GRETCHEN SCHNEIDER DICK SCHONBERG SUE SCHOTT MELINDA SCOTT KAY SELTZER FLORENCE SEXTON JUDY SHELTON MARIE SHEPARD DICK SLATER DOREEN SMITH LINDA SMITH SANTITA SMITH PEGGY SMYERS JACKIE SPARKS KATHY SPARKS DRUDE SPARRE EMILY SPENCER CAROLINE SULLIVAN PAT SWENSON DAVID TENNEY DORIS THOMAS NANCY THOMPSON SPENCER THOMPSON CASSIE TIEDEMAN ELAINE TOBELMANN JEAN TOBEY ELIZABETH TOPHAM CAROL TOWL PAT TOWL KEN TULLOCH SUZANNE ULRICH SUE VALENTINE DELORES VANDERLICK DALE VINCENT LINDA VOSS JOHN WALLACE SHARON WALTERS BARBARA WATSON SUZY WERBER CAROL WEST JANET WHITNEY ROBIN WIGHT STUART WILCOX ALICE WILKINSON LYNNE WILLIAMS CAROL WRIGHT LYNDA WRIGHT BEVERLY WOLLNY JANE WYMAN BARBARA YANNUZZI JIM YOCKEL BEA YORDON SUE YOUNG CARYL ZUMBRUNNEN NANCY BYAM JOHN JARDINE JUDIIE SCHORR ' K - I X BST? 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L 171,-5,.4a,.2 I9 2?':.22 42 FnrsT row leTT To rlghT Weber manager Broadbenl' Slsson Clarke Holschuh co capTann Venhms gha co capTaun Dorchel: Dxxon Rob nson SchmldT Second row Mr Gerber ass1sTanT coach Shreve manager Dnaz WrlghT B Morphs Truono F Meyer ClemenTs Rogers LamberT Jardnne Sens bach Mr Shles Trarner Mr Ells hne coach Th rd row Mr Bradshaw coach Torgersen manager Bigelow Bloys Monler T-laclcenberg ShaFTer Frsh GroTeTend Ray Leonard Ne son manager Bros sard manager FourTh row Wrlday D Morphus 'ane I-lull Reasor Grrner ReuTher Luerssen Lock feld FnT'Th row Frazer Davldson BenTley Luebeck MacBean DeCaprlo TroTman Rels AT TsrsT glance IT may noT seem as :T we had a very successTul Toolrball season ln The won and losT column our record was Tour wuns and Tnve losses Thus was remarkable Tor The Team had To change To a new sTyle oT TooTball under Coach Bradshaw The hlghlrghr oT The eason was The Terruhc upseT over Regnonal who had been undeTeaTed unhl 5 Q Then CaoTanns led l-lolschuh and Rach Venhmnglua led The Team IH many spnruTed and hard ToughT baTTles NexT year wlTh one year OT expernence un der hrs b IT Coach Bradshaw should be able To mold The reTurnung leTTermen unTo a sTrong solnd Team We wlsh hlm luck alThough he doesnT need TT all his success cornes Trom sweaT and hard wor fri? SCHEDULE WHS OPP Unlon Rahway PerTh Amboy Roselle Park Columbla Bound Broolc Regronal NorTh Plaunheld Co-capTarn Holschuh. Plamlleld LeT'T To rghT Co capTaln Venhmlglla Coach Bradshaw ss' . L Q -v1--v .- .1- Y i' --1 -1 Q fx .ff ff- MNH 'wvk X M ' 'Wi -. ix 4 I BASKETBALL F9 yr. aff T A 4 fs Mac Quigley scores for Wosffield The baslceTball Team wiTh only one reTurning leTTerman was hurT badly by lasT year's graduaTion which claimed The besT Team in The hisTory oT The school. BuT, in spiTe oT The laclc oT heighT and ex- perience, The laymen Tinished The season wiTh a nine and nine record. Led by Fercly Shoemaker, capTain, and Mac Quigley, high scoring iunior, The Team played good ball buT couldn'T seem To win The close games, losing six by margins oT one To Tive poinTs. WesTTield drew Two Tough Teams in The counTy and sTaTe Tourna- menTs, ST. Marys and CranTord. respecTively, and losT boTh games. NexT year's Team has The poTen- Tial which wiTh experience should make a winning Team. Firsf row, leTT To righT: Mr. Miller, J.V. coach: Spencer Thompson, Bob STaub, Ferdy Shoemaker. capTain: Don WrighT, Neil Paxson, John Lay, coach. Second row: Russ STiles, Trainer: Jody Freeman. Dave Craver, Mac Quigley, Roger Love, John GuThrie, Larry Kelly. Third row: Bill Flammer, manager: George Reasor, Joel Thompson, Jay Pierson, George RochaT, Bill Davidson, PeTe MoTTeTT, Miclc Bowes, manager. FourTh row: Bob Jones, manager: Glen Gilchrist Bill Kingsbury, Bob Allen, manager. BASKETBALL SCHEDU LE WHS OPP- 45 ,.., ,,,.. R egional ................ 59 66 ,... ....,..... E dison ......... ....- 3 9 45 ,.,.,,,, ,,,.,. P lainTield ................ 47 50 ...... NorTh PlainTield ........, . 52 7I .... ,... B ound Brook ............ 55 63 ,... ..... S ummif ....... ..... 3 8 45 .... .. Linden ..... 49 42 ,,,, ,,,,,,,, R egional ...,... ..... 7 l 2 ,...,,,,,... Roselle Park ............ 0 50 .,..... ,...... S ummiT ,........ ..... 3 9 68 ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.. P ingry ......... ...,, 5 6 28 ,....,, ,.... C ranT'ord ,...... ...,.. 5 9 53 ,,,, ..... R ahway ..,,... ..... 6 3 75 ........,... Holy TriniTy ....,....... 73 52 ....,.......,..... Union ......,...,....... 56 80 ,......,...... Boundbrook .............. 56 43 .....,.......... Cranford ,....,, ...,,. 4 6 50 ............., Somerville . ...... 39 U.C.T. 33 ............,. ST. Mary's .... ...... 5 5 S.T. 38 ....... ..... C ranTord ...... ...... 6 6 4 .rn -4 S BASEBALL Fnrsf row leTT T o rnghT ArT Horner Bob Gardner Roger Kaufman Tony Marvosa Nnno Larnevale Bob LnsT Sonny PeTerson Don WrughT capTaun Second row Russ Shles Trainer Ken Florence man agar John Dnaz Leo Brown Rach Venhmnglla Ken Coles Bull OKeeTe Dave Weed Mr Taylor coach Thus year s baseball Team composed mosTly oT sophomores and rumors has shown ab1lTy ln Tneldung and baTTlng alThough noT as yeT expernenced The b1ggesT weakness of The mg Tor The TuTure by Trasnang The sophomores and lunuors Through game expernence By nexT sprung Coach Taylor aided by JV Coach Bradshaw hopes To have a Tanrly sTrong Team A rx Apr: Aprm Apr: Apr: May May May May May May May June I 3 SCHEDULE Regsonal Pnngry CranTord Umon JeTTerson Bound Brook NorTh Pl6II lTl9ld Rahway Plannheld Linden Holy Tr1nnTy Roselle Park WesT Orange . . ' p -------'VY--4---.'--v-------w'-----------,-- - , , .. 'l I7 ....................-..................,..,... .. ' ' ' 'l 20 ....,.......,,.,.....................cc..c,. . . . . 'I 23 -----AAbbrrrlVVVAVV--AV.AA,4w,---'------------- ' 'l 27 ............,............................oo. ' . ' May 4 ...,..,...,..........,,,.,,,.,,.s......... Somerville Jream was H5 piTching. Coach Taylor is build- I? ''' 'A ' . . ' ' ' I5 ....,,....LL..,.....,c,,....,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, ,A , , . I8 -----,-,,,fY-YYYY---Y-----------V...V....... ' ' ' 22 ..,..,.,.,,..,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' . - -----.wwv--------.A.-f'wiwww,-...AY,Av-' ' ' ' 30 .,V...,....o.osoo,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, . l - l .........v.................,....s... SWIMMING Furs? row leff fo rnghf Bull Shonberger Pere Aushn Terry Defvionrmorency Bob Fnsh Carl Tongberg capfann Bob Reddell Dave Frarfz Ted Gafes Second row Tom Susko manager Ulrich Sander Pere Wnlday Arr Lepow Tom Hull Terry Benfley John Fish Thrrd row Ken Florence manager Bob Lenskold Jam Yockel Frank Bel! Al Frazer Tom Dawes Wnfh graduafnon Wesrfleld Iosf many good swimmers buf Coach Large managed 'ro pur fogefher a feam whuch fnmshed wnfh a fave and fnve record We were sfrong In 'rhe breasr sfroke and freesfyle buf Iosf pomfs nn 'rhe backsfroke and duvung Nexf year +hus feam composed mosfly of lunnors and sophomores wnll be rough To bear Bob Reddell and Bob Fash w1Il be +he co capfanns r .- X r . .jp . 23 4.1 x 'V ' A Y Q -4 , -'Q , a Q z 'Q 1 -- . , X 1: Q 'ri , ,Q L , ' f z ' - if a vxgf I' Qtr 'T' ' ,V A V 'UN' -. Ls f L x Al 5 F ' . , 3 A 1 , f X - -V B - x - , FF ' I . , F F 4 ' 1 , ' -L -I g,.,...,w-R if f35 CROSS CCUNTRY Wi+h only one reTurning Iefferman, CapTain George Durgan, This year's in- experienced harriers Turned in a record of Two wins and seven losses Juniors John SwnnTon Slcrggy AppezzaTo and Dave Craver Tnnrshed conslsTenTly near The Top The ouTloolc Tor Coach Smlda s nexT years Team rs very good wrTh The reTurnnng rumors Tnve leTTermen plus many new sophomores nrsT row ArT FrrTz Ted Gafes Skuggy AppezzaTo Bob Kelly Second row Dave Le:Tz Doug Ludewrg John SwmTon Thrrd row George Durgan capTam Dave HayworTh Dave Craver Erme Weaver manager FourTh row Hyram TuTTle Ar? Lepow Perry Frsher Ken AugusT Bob Mason Mr Smuda coach TRACK PlThough The Traclc Team sTarTed OTT The season wrTh Two losses Thrs years Team has a loT oT poTenTual Tor The coming year W1Th Three leTTe-rmen reTurnung The Teams sTrong ponnTs were The hugh lump quarTer mule halT male and mule whale The werghTs hurdles and sprnnTs were wealc Mainly com posed of rumors and sophomores The Traclc Team wall Improve as :T garns more expernence FnrsT row Paul TaTro capTaln Paul Tolcar Sluggy AppezzaTo Bob Morphls George Durgan Second row Mr Duncan coach Jerry Garrrson Ken Tulloch Bob Reddell Glen Yeakley Sfeve OTT Charles Nerlson Mr Smuda coach Zo, S rT g T e easo w h T oa 'T s e e lookeo oeT er Tha was exoe eo ear e The year Compose s y T T o s a o sophomores The earn was o e oT The sTro ge The counTy The Three s rn erry e Trey Tornrn ar o an Perr Fsher were rT a y u bea aole and Torrne e us o THE Team o rson and STeye Falk an ek Reel and Bob Kolo hanoleo The doubles y, .L FrrsT row leff To rqhT Steve Mallelc Jm Goodnnan Ned DeTz E n Dlxon Terry ehT Mr n r c Se o Wan s on C Wa ez e rn 'T STeye Mr Johnson coach PeTe Marron Bll Grarder Ferdy Shoemaker capTan STeve Puschrnan John GuThrue GOLF Thus years golT Team was one oT The besT nn Unuon Cou..Ty Led by B1IIGrarder, PeTe Marron, and Les Shoe-'naxer, The Team opened The season wrTh Three wrns and a very close loss. The Tearn also en- Tered The counTy and sTaTe meeTs. Coach Johnson expecTs good T.- Ture maferal in sophomore John GuThrIe ano lunlor Larry Kelly. 111 112 , . t w A iq V . , 2 4 L 4 4, 4 ,,. A U 4 , 1 ' f ' I V 4. 1 L T T u ON 4 H , v .QA . 4 - H LeTT To riqhT: Amber Riederer. Pris Haines, Drude Sparre. Sue Hulse, Sandra TosTo, Phyllis BabbiTT. Missing: Jayne Suzy Werber, Sue ForTenbaugh. ElizabeTh PuTnam, Co-Cap- Leavy, Susie Nye. Tain Lois Tiffle, Co4CapTain Carolyn SelT, Karyl Wheeler. CHEERLEADERS The main job oT a cheerleading squad is To inspire school spiriT. This year The squad led many pep assemblies and rallies and made cheer posTers To be exhibiTed before games. The girls also encouraged aTTendance aT The many aThleTic evenTs. Through aTTending The cheerleaders' clinic, They broughT new cheers home Tor our use. As in previous years. The cheerleaders were chosen during The TirsT week of school and pracTiced Tour Times weekly during The TooTball and baslceTball seasons. STanding, leTT To righT: Mary Middlefon. Carol Eibelheuser, Marilyn McGwire. Dale VincenT, Joan Wright Carole GeTTer. Kneeling: Capfain Mary Ann Leeclom, Susan Jacobus, EThel Mount Terry Bavosa. Led by The capTain. Mary Ann Leedom, The squad oT Ten Twirlers oerTormed aT all TooTball games and pep rallies. The members chose new uniTorms This year and maTched Them wiTh a series oT unique rouTines. .bf Fronf row leff To rignf Pres denT Zilpha BenTley V ce Pres Ja Arn K QST5 E gbe ri Topf-am Bambi D df ,-ON denf Suzy Werber Treasurer Carol Ccl n Secrefary Amber rs Gerfrude R ge s Mfg U gvsers eq Riederer Second ro Lynn Fsher Ela ne Monfe Ga l Sh er Arn Rogers Gerev eve Cov rgf C rol P9 S ivan Pe gy man C ndy Baker Maureen Chrisfan Sue Young Tl' rd row Carlisle June Frederickson S e Hulse Carol Wrgnf Phylls Babbiff GIRLS SPORTS COUNCIL The Girls Sporfs Council which governs and aids in The planning of The girls sporTs program is composed of a presidenT vice presidenf secreTary Treasurer six elecfed represenTaTives from each class and The Three governing officers of The Leader Training. This year The group is compiling iTs by-laws To provide definife rules and procedures for The years To come. To finance iTs work The G.S.C. sponsored The sale of Tommy Touchdowns, The sale of megaphones, The Turkey TroT aT Thanksgiving and The Counfry Dance This spring. This year G.S.C. was very forTunaTe To presenT The Benningfon College Modern Dance Group aT an assembly and af an evening performance. The G.S.C. Desserf in April feafures The Top senior awards and The insTallaTion of The nexT year's officers. Those eligible are The girls who have parTicipaTed in Two or more acTiviTies, The cheerleaders, and G.S.C. members. The Girls' Physical Educa- Tion Program in May is a demonsTraTion of The skills and knowledge acquired in The gym classes as well as gym class cornpefifion in marching and grooming. HOCKEY TEAMS AWARD GIRLS Firsl row, lell lo righl: Nancy Kulller, Delores Vanderlick, Mari- lyn Pearce, Suzy Werber, Doreen Smilh, Sue Darby, Zilpha Benlley. Second row: Amber Riederer. Sanlila Smilh, Jean Tobey, Carol Colin, Pal Barker, Helen Rowe. Third row: Joyce Pickering, Gail Shierman, Lillys Marik, Barbara Kelso, Pal' Swenson. Absenl: Joyce Bergsland, Claire Carlson, Genevieve Covington, Marie Gil- son, Susie Heck, Jo-Ann Kreslran. Joan Larkin, Marion Lehman, Susan Nye, Peggy Carlisle, Anne Brower, Nancy Mumford, Shirley Douglas, Carol Wright LEADER TRAINING krfiar---me K fm' Sophomore leam, Ielt lirsl row, back lo lronl: Cindy Baker, Jane? Carlisle, Judy Varnum, Louise Milchell, Shirley McGowan. Sec- ond row: Belly Ann Rogers, Liz Pufnam, Mary Lalian, Carol Grant Ida Mae Trenner. Center, lirsl row, lefl Io righf: Mary Jen- sen, Sue Young. Second row: Marilyn Caflow, Zilpha Benfley, Jean Tobey, Gail Shierman. Ab- senl: Anne Brower, Peggy Car- lisle, Genevieve Covingfon, Shir- ley Douglas, Nancy Mumford. Senior Team, cenler, Third row: Marlha Waller, Emily Morris, Carol Colin, Suzy Werber. Ab- senfz Nancy Kulller, Marion Leh- man. Junior Ieam, right lirsf row, back fo fronlz Amber Riederer, Joan Wright Barbara Kelso, Inge Sroflers. Second row: Carol Wright Llliys Marik, Joyce Picker- ing, Sanlifa Smirh. . . Wu... Firsl row, lei? To right Jo-Ann Kreslan. Valerie Conover, Daryl Seltzer, Janis Fay, Nancy Kulller, Delores Vanderlick. Bonnie Birdsall, Penny Park, Sue Darby. Carol Colin, Zilpha Benfley, Marilyn Pearce, Susie Heck. Second row: Florence Sexfon, Frances Orlo, Kafhy Sparks, Judy Shelton, Connie Drum- mcnd, Carol DeCheIlis, Meredilh Hen- schke', Sue Ball, Jean Tobey, Pal Swen- son, Pa? Barker, Helen Rowe, Claire Carlson, Peggy Deeler. Third row: Berry Lewfs, Suzy Werber, Susie Nye, Peggy Garoer, Sally Giggey, Elsie Neuman, Joanne Arundale, Sanlina Greco, Joyce Pickering, Barbara Kelso, Caroline Sulli- var, Helen Barrlelt Sandra Healy, Mar- cia M7ller. Fourlh row: Befh Russell, Pris Haines, Bambi Dunn, Sue Valenline, Cindy Baker, Martha Holaday, Marilyn Carfow, Emily Morris, Nancy Gordon. Elaine Tobelmann, Robin Wight Harl- ley Carson, Margarel' Jeffers, Joan Cox. Fi n row: Carcl Siccardi, Sue Harlman, Cardyn Self, Ginny Townley, Lois Tifrle, Doreen Smith, Karen Morris, Marlon Lerrnan, Joyce Bergsland, Mary Ann Lo.grery, Frances Russifano, Kale Cu?- ler, Jane Wyman, Amber Rederer, Nan- Cy Hughes. Missing: Margie Maxwell, PGQQY Freeman, Jo-Ann Sexton, Liz Top- ham, Genevieve Covingfon, Peggy Car- lisle, Marie Gilson, Nancy Byam, Nan. cy Mumford, Shirley Douglas, Anne Brower, Milchie Barnett THE YEAR IN REVIEW ln lhe fall prachcally The whole school furns our fo cheer on The foolball feam. Here Pere Dorchek carries fhe ball for a Wesffueld gam. Doing lhnngs fogelher ns always more fun lf was 'rhe fhmngs we dld fogerher +ha+ made fhls school year memorable The sophomores were more ponsed fhe lumors more blase and fhe semors had more of The rraclmonal semornhs On Black Fnday the sensor gurls all wear black io school fo mourn fha loss of Sensor Day A hurried lunch gobbled In a munufes ns The scene for fhus plc 'lure The cafelerna accommodafes Three successive lunch perlods un whal' fhe sfudenfs call an exces snvely shorl hme Acfually ll lunches are connecfed wufh one class period The sludenis ea? enfher before or affer class or durlnq fhe mldclle of a sludy ln fha las? weekend of January fhe Sfudenf Councul sponsored nfs annual Mad Wnnfer Ball The +heme ihns year was fhe Crysfal Grohe H? One of our mos? popular winter sporfs 's baskefball. Our feams generally schedule fwo games a week an affer- noon game on Tuesdays and a night one on Fridays. me -wr nl, llll I H1 .ary 155' 4454 The hrs? foofball games nn lhe fall and lhe pep assemblnes broughl' all fhree classes logelher We yelled ourselves hoarse af lhe Reguonal upsef and laug d al rhe bg blue W paunfed al lhe Plarnfaeld freld Chrrsfmas came wnfh parhes and sporfs We danced and slcaled exchanged presenls and had snowball flqhls Too soon mud year exams were upon us and we slud ed lurxously In The lasf few days Exams over we relaxed brlelly wrrh a weekend of galely rncludmg our annual Mud Wlnler Ball be The beaufiful Chrlslmas Tableaux provide an even? fo whnch many Wesflield resldenfs look forward. Jus? before Chrislmas vacalion selecfed members of fhe band wenf info fha Japanese garden and serenaded fha school ith Chrisfmas carols. .vm - ..- A r qv- A- 1 ... A- -rv .-r-T . The Cross Counfry Team Tales some laps around The recreaTion field behind The school. Tore school worlc caughT up wiTh us again. The un- expeclred Tun of The Two winTer holidays made even The sun lovers Torgive an icy winTer. The seniors presenTed Their annual play which had a hilarious ending when The dogs in The play rushed on sTage wiThouT waiTing Tor Their cues. Snow appeared again aTTer EasTer To make spring unbearably long in coming. Long be-Tore There was even a hinT of warmer weaTher, The Music DeparT- T l Mr. Smida leeps his Traclr boys in Top shape. menT sTaged iTs annual Spring Music FesTival which This year heralded iTs silver anniversary. For This gala allair, a compilaTion ol The besf songs of The lasT guarTer cenTury OT performances was sung. The unseasdnably cold weaTher also nipped aT The heels oT our spring aThleTes. giving Them liTTle Time for real pracTice belfore The opening OT The Traclc and baseball season. A large number of The Wesffield High School dudenls are kepf busy rehearsing morning. noon, and night for The Spring Music Fesfival. T - r f'r-nn., X icq The aniicipaied Junior Prom is fhe big eveni ' followed by a long Iisf 4' of parries lasfing farin- , f l ' 'lo fhe morning. 'I X- ,.........,....- J.. r:.sm:-wx wean.:-s In all kinds of weafher ihe senior sleps ai' ihe close of school are characterized by groups of upper- classmen as ihey discuss 'the evenfs of ihe day. 118 ' s , 35 The less 'forfunaie who do nof oufrun 'lhe oihers in fhe mad dash io ihe lunchroom are pafienfly wailing for their food. .. nj. 4 May broughf warmer weaTher and The Junnor Prom an evenT anTucupaTed by lunuors and senuors Each year The lumors Teverlshly prepare decora Tnons enTerTammenT and reTreshmenTs Tor The sen lor class hopnng To ouTdo all prevuous years As school drew To a close The dreams of sand and sea became a real1Ty The common dnsease lcnown as shore Tever was much nn evidence and plans were made Tor a weel: by The sea aTTer The cose of school vi Groups of Teenagers rent houses aT The shore for a hw weeks of relaxahon after The close of The sfrenuous school year All Too soon Tnnal exams loomed ahead For The sensors There were baccalaureaTe servuce The sen nor banqueT and The never To be TorgoTTen com mencemenT To The graduahng class Thus was only The begennang never The endnng wheTher going To college unTo busmess or 1nTo The armed forces We ll remember you WHS and The years ThaT broughT happy and sernous momenTs experuence learned Through Trual and error accomplushmenTs wnTh The gundance of excellenT Teachnng and Truend shzps ThaT we shall always chernsh aww W,,...-s-1'-Qi 119 I . . . 1 I i ? 5 . . . ,,,,,s, ,,,s, lr..ls, . 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