Wood Ridge High School - Dial Yearbook (Wood Ridge, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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We are leaving as young adults during an era of much social, economic and political unrest. Our education will enable us to embark on this new adventure with an open mind and a clear head, as well as with the assurance that we have received the very best education possible. These problems, political, economic, and social, fall upon our shoulders. It is the task of young Americans to find their solutions. Realizing that an educated and tolerant world is the basis for a peaceful and prosperous world, we Wish to express our sincere appreciation to our faculty for the interest and concern they have displayed toward us. To our parents we extend our heart-felt gratitude for the patient understanding and guidance which have made our seemingly-large prob- lems small. And last but not least, we wish to thank each other for the many joys and friendships we have known through our extra-curricular activities and our social contacts -friendships that we shall recall and relive again and again through these pages of our Dial. President FRANK Ponrmo Vice-President Treasurer ROGER KREH RUDOLPH KADLEC Secretary Advisor , Lois Hicks Miss HELEN GAMBUTI 4 ! i 1 4 x K I Y 1 l 1 l 1 I P l w i i l w l l l i l l l l r w l i 1 1 l l 1 l 1 1 l l 1 .IQ QF ,...f f' 'fc A l Effff f w V 5 The Dial ir 'ir ROBERT BARTOLE Music at heart, hut with law in mind, Miriam thinks he'.v quite zz jimi. GUSTAVE BICKERT Chosen most lilgely to succeed Gus as Il rlentist will he good inrleetl. GILBERT BLAIR Gilbert has ct roguish eye He loolqs it-but he isn't shy. BETTY LOU BREEZE Antmzg the boys she rates nn A Notice her hgure when she comes your way. IOI-IN BRUCKMAN With his witty jokes and sharp ties, He will dazzle his pupils' eyes. EVELYN BUCK Full of spirit and energy What a gym teacher she will be. RICHARD CANNING Although he ignores the female sex, He is lilqezl by all, in many respects. LUCILLE CHRISTIANA She will make a snappy teacher Because she is a lively creature. BARRETT CLARKE Although he has a strong right art He's never done zz bit of harm. CHARLES COX X111 all-around athlete is this boy 11, He is Mary Mitehelfs prifle and joy DOLORES DE MARCO A friendly hi, a cheery smile A silly giggle onee in a while. EDVVARD DUDAS He earols going through the school Enough to make Sinatra drool. Seniors 1950 The Dial RICHARD ERICKSON He'll be ll doctor by and by We hope he'll keep his flirty eye. MARGARET FIORENZO We know her by her long blaelq curls She's one of our favorite lillle girls. PATSY FIORITO - With his brown eyes brightly flashing This boy's way is very dashing. MELVIN GALLOW On most subjects he is mule When it comes Io huniing, he can shoot. BARBARA GILBERT Barbara is quite a loolqer S0 a lot of fellas try to hook'er. CARL GINEX He was chosen Personality Plus You can see he's tops with IIS. RONALD HAAK Seldom f7I'C'if,'Hf ix this lad To him xvhool is jus! zz fad. VINCENT HART Tall, fair, blonde is Vinnie Hart .41 building xmge srtx he'x quite xnmrt. IOSEPH HELMA He'5 :harp and :nappy in his dress Hi: classnzatcx all he does mzprcxx. LOIS HICKS Her dainty wayf and neat attire Have nlrcazly set SOIIIKOIIBIJ hear! on fire. CHARLES HILLENBRAND In his cute, angclic look You mn l't'z1lI' mixchief like n lloolq. MARY LOU HILLER Blue cyef has this litllc blond We guess you know of whom she' fond. 1 'A' ir SenioTs195O The Dial IULIA HOLMES Her height, her voice all acid up to cutie N0 doubt, she is zz long :tem beauty. BARBARA IANE HOWLETT With her cheerleading, tallging, and typing speed We are sure .vhe'll find zz good paxi- tiolz indec-rl. MARIE IMPERIALE Moft popular in the class of '50 We think her checrlem1'ing is pretty nifty. WILLIAM IENNINGS By his freclqlfx he is IQIIOIUIL' In Elzglixh claxx he med to groan. DAVID JUDSON Although he is an athlete rare He lqeepx his mmxxzmzing air. RUDOLPH KADLEC Rudy is going to Georgia Tech. We 1112010 he 100117 come lmclq a wreck. IOI-IN KELLEHER Best all around is this guy In sports he sfrznds migbfy high. ROGER KREI-I We will all miss R0gfI -,ICF a flem' We wish him luelg as rm C'l1gll1!,'L'1'. DOLORES LEAMAN Dee's friwzdly, brigh! and pretty smile Mrzlqes ns proud that she's in our Dial. IOYCE LEIGH Ioyee, who is lqnozwz for ber elolhes, Will be noticed !Uhfl'Bl'!3l' she goes. ROBERT LEIPOLD Clmrles Atlas lUOI1!f lmzfe fm' Io seclq, When he loolgs for Me ideal physique MAE LOH M AN Of all the girls in the senior class Mae is certainly the qzlibresl lass. if 'A' Senio'rs195O The Dial IOSEPH MAHLBACHER loc is our championship spnrlq When it comer lo sporty he Jet.: the mark. ROSE MARENZANA Hereir a girl with a pretty face Quictlzcsx is hw' noticeable grace. IOAN MCCLURE Here's to cz girl with a winsome way, May :he always be as charming and gay. DOUGLAS MILNE Full of mixrhief is this lad' Arc' his prankx .vo very bad? MARY MITCHELL Beit all around fha has been voted, I-lsr even zlispoxilion ix somelhing to lu' noted. IOAN NIEMAN Alwayx willing to lend a hand Thoughts of her in our memory will slanfl. ROBERT NOLAN Popular, cute, and athletic ix he A bttschnll star he': :ure to be. IOSEPH OLIVA In football he haf tuon acclaim A: sport: reporter hc'll nmlqe zz nam LORRAINE PETTERSEN Intelligent if :hc- Anrz' pretty too, we ser. FRANK PORFIDO A mighty mite with lots of rlriue To be an accountant he does ftritfe. IOSEPH PURCARO In Il Iiftlltfififl new Chevrolet We .fee him driving every day. RONALD REBELE Those :arf of his are most zmiqueg An caxy job, is what lze'Il seek. ir 'A' Senio'rs195O The Dial YVILLIAM RICHARDS Best loolqing fellow in our Dial this year Thur he'll lose his charm, we have no fear. ELIZABETH RILEY With Beth's good disposition She'll always receive the best position. ROBERT ROBINSON Bob is II pitcher on our baseball nine With plenty of pep and quite a line. NANCY ROLAND Her dimpled smile is very sweet A luclqy boy she's bound to meet. LOLITA ROLLINS Tallqatizfe and cute is this little gal Seldom sullen and :zlzuays cz pal. IOI-IN RYF F lock will be 11-ery bright When he learns to sleep at night. I V I ' . I 1 ROBERT SCHUHMACHER By his traits we well lqnow That this boy has far to go. PAUL O. SICHERT Paul with his loqzmeious tricks Will surely succeed zn politics. IOYCE SPADOLA With her flirty way and dancing feet We think her line is pretty 716611. MURIEL STEVENS Her witty mind and kind heart Will give her Illlfiillg career a start. GERALD STREICHERT Our only four letter man is he Lois thznlgs he's nice as can he. RAYMOND TI-IUNELL He goes through life without cz care, For sports he seems to have a flare. ul' Seniors 1950 The Dial IOSEPH TRAUSE fix nthlele, milor, uriist he ix fine, W e'll .fnrely mix: his flirly line. DOROTHY TREHOU .fl girlixh giggle, a brilliant smile, Her clolhes are alzunyx quite in style. HUGO UGLIONE When Hugo leaves we all agree That he'll be molmrclz of the sen. IOHN VAN DER VOORT Big of frame and big of heart He': rzlmnys ready to do his part. ANTHONY VARA No matter where he'll C'l-'Cl' go You'll always .ree him wiih friend loc. BRUCE WOLF Wiscolzsirfs gift to Wood-Ridge High In Englixh and history he'.c .rome glly. ir 'A' Seniors 1950 MYRNA WRIGHT Her srrong conzfictionx will carry her through Anything she' tunnis lo Jo. 75155 v'wf'3lAv'xf5f'Xf4xfAxf'5fAv'xf'Nr'xf5lAv'xf5f'Nf'xf'N!5fAxfNr vAx f9xfXf5f xf'Xf5f'N Ideal Boy cmd Girl Girl Boy EYES BARBARA GILBERT .... .......... .... R 0 BERT NOLAN HAIR LORRAINE PETTERSEN .,... ...,,...,. ' ..... ,... R O BERT ROBINSON TEETH DOLORES LEARIAN, DOROTHY TREHOU ....., . . .ROBERT LEIPOLD SMILE DOLORES LEAR-IAN .... .........,.. . . ,ROBERT LEIPOLD A NOSE BETTY Lou BREEZE ...,.........T....,.... .... R OBERT ROBINSON MOUTH MIJRIEL STEvENs, LOIs HICKS ,.........,.. . , GERALD STREICHERT COMPLEXION E BARBARA GILBERT .... ....,..,......... . . ,DOUGLAS NIILNE VOICE IULIA HOLh'lES. . ...,,..,,.... .... E DXVARD DUDAS LINE IOYCE SPADOLA ..... .................. .... I O SEPH TRAUSE SOCIABILITY LOIs HICKS ,... .....,,....,............. ....,. C A RL GINER DISPOSITION ELIZABETH RILEY, IVIARY IVIITCHELL ..,..,... ,.,... . IOHN VAN DER XFOORT INTELLIGENCE LORRAINE PETTERSEN ..... ..........,.. ....... ..... I R O BERT BARTOLE 17 Remember When? ? We entered this Big School as little Greenhorns. Marie and Dot passed out Feenamint in place of Chiclets when they were hard to get. Barbara Gilbert had a fist Hght with Bob Leipold in Mr. Scheibels English class. We went on strike in Miss Briody's English class. We were initiated into The Footlightsn by dressing up in baby clothes. Ioyce L. and Marie had a Hght over Roger at the Iunior Iinx and Seven Gremlins' Christmas party. At the Latin Club trip to the museum Iack Ryff was always lost. Miss Mann became Mrs. Newman. The Moonachie students invaded this Glorious School. We had our freshman Valentine dance and it was such a success. We had that eventful trip to Estling Lake. A stench bomb was thrown in Bickert's cellar. Pat had her Glamor Party and Charlie Hillenbrand fell through the window. Muriel Stevens dropped a worm down Charlie Cox's back in Mr. Marotta's biology class. We all walked around with our imaginary Harveys after Mrs. Reed took us to see Harvey. The stage crew gave their interpretation of Iulius Caesar. Ioyce Leigh had her slumber party. Gil walked out on the stage with a playbook in his hand, and Gus scared little kids in our Iunior Play. Bob Robinson came to W-R with his new idea of taking out two girls at one time. We beat Heights I4-I3 on Thanksgiving to become the B.C.S.L. and State Champions. We square danced on our junior class night. Lita found a frog in her lap in Mr. Stoesser's English class. Iack Bruckman, Poochie,'7 made his fire extinguisher in chemistry. Charlie Cox broke the broad jump record. i We had our Iunior Prom at the Meadowbrook and we danced to the music of Iohnny Long's Orchestra. Ioe Helma gave Miss Caldwell an apple. Betty Lou and Lucille were locked in Room One. The lollypop tree was raided in the kindergarten. Lita had a party after Peg O' My Heartf' We beat Heights 54-6 on Thanksgiving and we were again the B.C.S.L. State Champs. Ginger Milne was the star of our Senior Play. Ioan Ricker wore her Russian hat in gym class and Ioyce S. took an umbrella into the shower. The members of the public speaking class were Easter Bunnies. Doug Milne sang in A Date with Iudyf' I8 19 'Class JOYCE SPADOLA ERICKSON RICHARD Hills Sweethearts LCIE Hicks Jenny smmcufkr Cures! WLITA RDLUNS LL ROBERT NGLAN Athletic Most UCK EVELVN B 'HER SEPH MAHLBAL F'9ure-Build TY LOU BREEZE BET ROBERT LEIPOLD Best Pcrsonullty JOAN McCLURE QARL GINEX It Will Happen This Wa . . . My son and I are now deep in the midst of the infamous tradition of spring cleaning. Come on now, Iunior, you either get that clean- ing done or you can't see Milton Merle on tele- vision tonight. Say what's that you're reading, anyhow? Aw, it is just some old book with a lot of funny pictures of people. I think the name on its cover is the 'Dial.' Yeah, that's right. Bring that over here, and I'll show you some of the people that are making this world famous. Now, here is a picture of Evelyn Buck. As I recall, she won the 1950 Weight lifting championship. Anyhow, she finally settled down and married some Army captain. Bob I think his name is. Here,s Bob Bartole, you know, that lawyer in the Rox-Stone case .... As I remember, he also played the piano. This is Gus Bickert. He revolu- tionized the profession of dentistry when he made the announcement that teeth will be non-existent in a few more years because of the use of bubble gum. That's Gil Blair over on that page. Yes, sir, he made a million dollars when he discovered that cows would give 401, more milk if the farmers wore woolen gloves. You see, he used to be called 'old icey lingersf These boys, Kadlec, Canning and Helma, are the 'guns' in the Moonachie Development Corpora- tion. You know, the company that with the aid of Mel Gallow's Cavalry bought Moonachie back from the Indians. Last I heard, Lucille 'Priscilla' and Betty Lou 'Safeway' Breeze were secretaries in charge of Domestic Relations. Poppa, who is that? That, son, is Douglas Milne, THE richest man in the world. It seems that he built a better mouse- trap and the world beat a path to his door. Say, that reminds me. President Purcaro is making a speech tonight along with vice-president Thunell. Remember they won the recent election on ' a new Chevvy in every garage and a bow tie on every collar' ticket. I think they have Anthony Vara, Iohn Vandervoort, Patsy Fiorito, and Barry Clarke in their cabinet. Anthony's in charge of the ASLP anti-trust suit with the help of F.B.I. man Fiorito and Secret Service Agent Vandervoort. Clarke just finished a Congressional investigation on the habits of migratory birds. Oh, that reminds me. Ambassador Cox and his wife, Madame Mary Mitchell, recently returned to this country from his post in England. Speaking about government matters, the Department of Teacher Education granted a trillion dollar loan to Bruce Wolf's col- lege out in Oshkosh. That is the place where Pro- fessor Ioe Trause is lecturing on 'Women and Their Effect upon Societyf If my memory serves me right, he is taking some evening refresher courses with Ioyce Spadola, the country's noted interior decorator. Here is a coincidence, Ioe Mahlbacher and Robert Leipold both went to the Du Barry Suc- cess School where they graduated with honors. Ice now plays professional football with the Winsoki Winless Wonders, and Bob is nursing trees out in Oregon. This is Iay Kelleher, who is now giving a nation-wide lecture on the 'Ukulele as a Concert Instrument., His tour is booked solid with the aid of Carl Ginex, his 'Latin lover' agent. Ginex, it seems, is currently thrilling the heart of Dee Lea- man. Speaking of love, I have just learned Ierry Streichert and Lois Hicks have scored a home run with their fourteen little 'strike-outs.' Well, of course, you know that glamorous 'deb' Ioyce Leigh married millionaire Milne. Then too itis no sur- prise that Robert Schuhmacher has his six charming daughters helping him run his physics laboratory. In the medical profession we have Dr. Richard Erickson, who is currently thrilling Marie Impe- riale and Nurse Muriel Stevens, who love to take care of Captain Charlie Hillenbrand when he comes home seasick. Myrna Wright is also mar- ried, but she still gets her dander up and goes down to Washington to 'tell those Congressmen a thing or two., Naturally Congressman Bob Nolan takes care of her complaints. I am sorry to state that Banker Dave Iudson hasnlt been doing too well on the market lately, so he has had to pay more tha none visit to psychiatrist Dolores De Marco. In other fields Mae Lohman has been a success- ful novelist along with Dot Trehou and Barbara Howlett. Bob Robinson and Lita Rollins are cur- rently starred in Life with Mother-in-Law, a comedy written by Ioe Oliva and playing at Ron- ald Rebele's theater. Down the street we find Iulia Holmes starring in Ronald Haak's 'I Must Go Where the Swamp Girl Goes' accompanied by Rose Marenzana on the piano. On a world tour, representing the 'Fire and Brimstone Society,' are Barbara Gilbert and Lorraine Pettersen, who I hear are wowing them in darkest Africa! Another member of our class who proved that things were nifty in fifty is lack Ryff, who is searching for the lost chord. Incidentally, I hear that C.P.A. Porfido is having a tough time keeping track of Eddie 'The Groaner' Dudas' income as a singer. Then too 'Sam Spade, Gallow is on the trail of 'Poochie' Bruckman, who is being sought for blowing up aspirins and selling them as marshmallows. The girls did all right too. That's a picture of Ioan McClure, Beth Reilly, and Nancy Roland. They teamed up together and now control the 'bicarb' concessions at all the big dinners. And say, did you see producer Will Iennings' latest picture 'Smellboundf starring the new rage in male stars, William Richards? Ioan Nieman is chief ward- robe director at K. H. U. CKreh-Hart-Uglionej studios. It seems that Roger Kreh hires the ac- tresses, Vincent Hart builds the set and Hugo Uglione does the publicity. And say, did you read Mary Lou Hiller's latest novel 'The In-Laws'P I heard it was banned in Secaucus. It's terrific. Well, Iunior, that is the end of the book. PAUL O. SICHERT Class Will BARTOLE, Robert-Leaves the key to the piano to Miriam. BICKERT, Gustave-Leaves his baritone voice to Donald Clayton. BLAIR, Gilbert-Leaves Randolph's pranks to his brother Dave BREEZE, Betty Lou--Leaves her tumbling abil- ' ity to her sister Lois. BRUCKMAN, lack-Leaves his growing pains to loe Pajaron. BUCK, Evelyn-Leaves her athletic ability to Lois Stutz. CANNING, Richard-Leaves his Hirtatious ways to Charles Petersen. CHRISTIANA, Lucille-and Betty Lou leave their inseparability to Barbara Freeman and Marion DiMiceli. CLARKE, Barry-Leaves his bank account to rival the U. S. Mint. Cox, Charles-Leaves his broad-jumping rec- ord to be beaten. I DEMARCO, Dolores-Leaves her cheerful Hi's and ways to Robert Vetter. Durms, Edward-Leaves to make Sinatra lose weight. ERICKSON, Richard-Leaves to go south fto collegej. FIORENZO, Margaret-Leaves Miss Gambuti to struggle with the attendance. FIORITO, Patsy-Leaves his argumentative abil- ity to future P.A.D. students. GALLOW, Melvin-Leaves his shooting skill to future Moonachie marksmen. GILBERT, Barbara-Leaves her good conduct medal to her brother George. GINEX, Carl-Leaves his romantic way to Tommy White. HAAK, Ronald-Leaves his school attendance record to Arthur Arcand. HART, Vincent-Leaves the stage set to Don- ald Pabst. HELBIA, Ioseph-Leaves an apple to Miss Cald- well. Hicks, Lois-Leaves her typing speed to George Hammond. HILLENBRAND, Charles-Leaves his baby-face to Karl Grunberg. HILLER, Mary Lou-Leaves her height to Ianice Nicholson. HOLMES, Iulia-Leaves her voice to Gerry Ul- rich fas if she needs itj. I-IOWLETT, Barbara -Leaves her Dramatic Club fund intact. R IMPERIALE, Marie-Leaves to be an R.N. fRegistered Nutj. JENNINGS, William-Leaves his freckles to Gloria Tammetta. IUDSON, David-Leaves his frame to Louis Sylvester. KADLEC, Rudolph-Leaves his blushes to Iohnny Leigh. KELLEHER, Iohn-Leaves with his ukulele to give Arthur Godfrey competition. KREI-I, Roger-Leaves those looks to Lauren Bacall. l LEAIMIAN, Dolores-Leaves her smile to lpana.', LEIGH, Ioyce-Leaves her attire to Vogue, LEIPOLD, Robert-Leaves his physique to all of the Atlas advocates. LOHMAN, Mae-Leaves her lack of loquacious- ness to Walter Winchell. MfXHLBACHER, Ioseph-Leaves the champion- ship trophy to next year's captain. M:XRENZANA, Rose-Leaves her natural blond hair to those who use HZOQ. MCCLURE, Ioan-Leaves her sparkle to Oxy- dol. MILNE, Douglas-Leaves his skin you love to touch to future Woodbury brides, MITCHELL, Mary-Leaves her easy disposition to users of Nervo tonic. NIEBIAN, Ioan-Leaves to dream about prac- tice teachers. NOLAN, Robert-Leaves his long eyelashes to Maybelline OLIVA, Ioseph-Leaves to join Hedda Hopper. PETTERSEN, Lorraine-Leaves with Dave for the Far East. PORFIDO, Frank-Leaves his woes and worries to next year's senior class president. PURCARO, Ioseph-Leaves his ties to Frank Sin- atra. REBELE, Ronald-Leaves to work on his car. RICHARDS, William-Leaves his face to Boris Karloli. RILEY, Beth-Leaves her quiet manner to Ianie Lobravico. RoBINsoN, Robert-Leaves his broken right arm to whoever wants it. ROLAND, Nancy-Leaves her dimples to Olga Marenzana. ROLLIN5, Lolita-Leaves her vivaciousness to next year's cheerlearing squad. RYEE, lack-Leaves lack of alertness to other class dreamers. SCHUI-IMACI-IER, Robert -- Leaves his Well- groomed hair to Vita1is.', SICHERT, Paul-Leaves his platform to the Democratic Party. SPADOLA, Ioyce-Leaves her dancing feet to Arthur Murray. STEvENs, Muriel-Leaves her rough hockey ability to Rose Miragliotta. STREICIIERT, Gerald-Leaves his football shoes to George Hammond. TPIUNELL, Raymond-Leaves his sport sheet to his Study Hall teachers. TRAUsE, Ioseph-Leaves his needle and thim- ble to Miss 0lConnor. TQREHOU, Dorothy-Leaves her giggles to lemons. UGLIONE, Hugo-Leaves a few pounds to Richard Krippendorf. ' V:XNDERVOORT, Iohn-Leaves the office keys to Miss Caldwell. XXARA, Anthony-Leaves Ioe Purcaro? ! l WoLE, Bruce-Leaves his poise to Louis Syl- vester. VV RIGHT, Myrna-Leaves to be a success. A l xf 25 F CLC1fLilfy xCN'W 'v'C V'W'v' MARK R. BATTEN, A.B Fordham University French and Latin WILLIALI I. BOYVLES, A.B. Catholic University Science GRACE Lois CALDWELL, B.A. Montclair State Teachers College History G. CORTLAND DRAKE, B.S. Teachers College, Columbia Music ANNE M. ECKERSEN, A.B. Montclair State Teachers College Mathematics e NICHOLAS M. FRANICOLA, M.A. Seton Hall College Social Studies HELEN GAMBUTI, M.A. New York University English IOSEPHINE P. GODOXVSKI, B.S. Trenton State Teachers College Commercial Subjects HATTIE I. GRILISHAW, B.S. Rutgers University Library and Guidance ANNE M. PIAIDUSKY, B.S. Rider College Commercial Subjects PETER A. MAROTTA, B.S. Seton Hall College Science and English EDWVARD W. MAUTIIE, M.A. Trenton State Teachers College Industrial Arts CARL L. NIULLER Trenton State Teachers College, B.S Teachers College, Columbia, M.A. Physical Education JULIA C. NIURRAY, M.A. . . New York University Spanish MARY ELIZABETH O,CONNOR, M.A. Columbia Home Economics IOHN H. O,GRADY', A.B. Montclair State Teachers College Mathematics WILLIAM PANZARINA, M.A. Erskine College Social Studies PATRICIA M. REED, A.B. Montclair State Teachers College English MARY MIsIcEI.. ROGERS, B.S. . . College Misericordia Science MARGARET M. SOKOL, B.A. Montclair State Teachers College Mathematics ROBERT I. STOESSER, M.A. Columbia University English JANE TRULLINGER, M.A. Columbia University Art EMIL B. Vrsocxv, B.S. in Ed. Upsala College Commercial Subjects DOROTHX' S. ZAVAGLIA, B.S. Panzer College Physical Education XlXJX!'JX!YvJXZX!g1kJL!X.lX!XJi1X!YvAvA.1S!xI:Av1iA:XvAv Class of 1951 ROW I C. Rodenburg, R. Krippendorf, C. Policari, R Freschi, E. Levine, I. Buruchian, D. Haberman W. Damm, D. Pabst, R. Schinski. ROW 2 R. Serio, G. Tammetta, M. Sherman, P. Von' Bargen, S. Fiorito, I. LeRose, I. Reis, C. Gorman M. Matson, D. Miller, C. Ferrier, E. Petroski. RCW' 3 G. Ulrich, I. Ianitschek, H. Koster, N. McNeill M. Zellin, G. Lesniak, C. Gentile, I. Gray, M Holmes, A. Holly, A. Hanson, H. Pallas. Row 4 R. Mercier, C. Petersen, R. Dettling, O. Meier, C Bosco, T. Meier, K. Van Saders, A. Weynman, VV. Plump, A. Fischer, C. Peters, W. Davies, G Hammond. ROVV 5 I. Prezkuta, R. Brucker, N. Conroy, P. Emerson R. Brockman, K. Norton, R. Krippendorf, E Bench, I. Miragliotta, T. Oclgers, P. Illman, R Villata, D. Clayton, L. Frishman, I. Lobravico. Row 6 l Mr. Stoesser, Mrs. Trullinger, A. Davis, R. Bas- sani, D. Wirth, I. Kour, O. Muhler, B. Mateer, I. Blair, E. Davis, Ierneizig, M. Pennington, A. Connolly, Mr. Bowles, Mr. Panzarino. ROW 7 H. Fowler, C. Koster, G. McClelland, R. Robinson R. Vetter, R. Westley, E. Onnembo, C. Ringle, R Postill, W. Deeke, F. Iaget,,D. Miracky, R. Bartel ROVV 1 D. Suehnholz, M. Di Miceli, B. Freeman, M. Cara- vaglia, S. Newhouse, I. Serio, B. Gray, L. Du- rocher, A. lmperiale, V. Reading. ROVV 1 I. Pajaron, I. Leigh, L. Sylvester, F. Backhus, G Nieman, R. Gilmour, E. Schwerdtfeger, I. LeRose, C. Weite, B. O'Gonnor, NV. Nock, E. Pfeifer. Row 3 I. Robbins, R. Miragliotta, M. McAloon, I. Schrei ber, G. Barnikow, B. VVilliams, S. Hegner, G. Dell M. Canning, R. Bosna. R. Razzetti, M. Soragna, K. Eigner, M. De Marchi. Glass of 1952 Row 4 W. Zimmermann, F. Schoch, R. Loeber, D. Miller, F. Rinald, G. Gilbert, K. Link, R. Frick, E. Trause, K. Gorab, P. De Graf, L. Lesniak, Vvl. Patterson. ROW 5 R. Gardiner, M. Galanti, Miss Murray, Miss I-Iajdusky, I. Nicholson, S. De Groen, D. Hillen- brand, I. Moran, L. Polmann, N. Andrews, C. Rip- picandidi, A. Galanti, C. Rippicandidi, Mrs. Godowski, T. VVhite, M. VVeir. ROW 6 A. Yankowski, F. Luberto, S. Dwonzcyk, E. Klotz- bier, I. Magarelli, R. Meeker, E. Rhodes, H. Evans. Class of 1953 L. Stutz, B. Ianesko, M. Muller, D. Miltzow, N. Mack, R. Miracky, P. Elliot, I. Algozzini. ROW 2 R. Dettling, P. Rowan, M. Fiorito, I. Bulson, A Ludlam, K. XVolferse, R. Birch, D. Hermann, I I-Iurtak, I. Brandenburg, M. Melillo, M. Emerson ROW 3 A. Streichert, A. Mueck, P. Montalto, T. Tam- metta, T. Formisano, I. Stickel, R. Sullivan, V Dietrich, M. Ballard, I. Ernst, B. Linden. ROW 4 R. Marafiotti, R. Herzlield, T. Iambor, R. Ploss, E. Laudicina, VV. Arnold, R. Naclerio, I. Petersen R. Ieffcoat, A. Capizzi, R. Obermeyer, H. Clark A. Blair. ROW 5 P. Bissig, S. Davis, O. Marenzana, M. Rebele, M Koster, G. Reber, E. Christiana, B. Smith, B. Con- roy, D. Eckert, L. Bodmer, B. Alexander, I. Baum- bach, L. Gallow, N. Love. ROVV 6 Mrs. Eckersen, L. Blum, T. Barr, E. Andrews, P. Purcaro, N. Erickson, A. Coffey, W. McClure, A Bischoff, I. Catanzaro, NV. McAloon, H. Flavell, Mrs. Sokol. Sth Grade Barron: Row: I. Fallon. G. Kintller. D. Schmitt, R. Otlgcrs, C. Schmitt. D. Rnbinson. M. Vogel. S. Laclas. A. Arcantl G. Randall, R. Ferretti. Second Row: L. Marrafimi, S. Smith. M. Zornik. C. Scliweiwltfegqer, N. Cant. P. Bowman. I. XVilliams. I. Rnlzlntl. M. XVirtli. A. Dceke. Third Row I. Fenton, F. Innes. L. Bosclien. C. Wickcrsty. W. Begemw, M. Otlgcrs, L. Breeze, B. Yalnknwski, I. Hayden. I. Lobra- vico, R. Gemon, L. Gardella, A. Holzworth. Top Row Mrs. Reed, R. Cnnpcr, A. Mackay. R. Wartlell. I. Meiningcr, I. Ncwliouse, R. Reading, S. Goldberg, H. Hiller, L. Wirth P. Haeblcr. M. Briefcr, Mr. Marotta. 7th Grade First Row: M. Vermeulen. L. Stulko, I. Del Visco. I. Link F. Nieman. G. Hullman. S. Fittantc. D. Flavell. C. Ginex C. Mercier. Ii. Nichols. D. Szirmir. M. Colley. Scmna' Rau' D. Massci. D. Frick. R. Iacobsnn. G. Tankcrsley. W. Pinck ney. I. Bosco. R. Wilson. I. Lees. li. Manger, Ii. ligner, K Olsen, M. Kelinc. Tlzim' Ron-': E. Comer, D. Natssan, A Burncs. L. Long. R. Cantillon. S. Staubacli. I. Greco. K Williams. M. A. Wolf. I. Eherliartl. G. Shirer. K. Knutlsen D. Poirct. C. Geisler. R. Emig. FUIIFIA Row: Mr. Batten I. La Rosa, G. Burnham, M. Marcnzaina. D. Lyle. L. Sei- fcrt. W. Dennis, I. Rowan. R. Tecza. L. Maleta. R. Busca- relle. K. Walthour, R. XVeir, W. Bischoff, K. Gruneberg Mr. Franicola. The big event of the sports' year was our winning of a state championship in football. The seniors in the huddles helped to make this great victory pos- sible. 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K '49 350 Basketball Opening the season with six lettermen and a new pilot, VVood-Ridge High's dribblers had high hopes of bettering last year's seven won, ten lost record. VVilliam Panzarino, who handled the squad during the 1945-46 campaign, replaced VVil- liam Librera as head coach and led the Ridgers to seven victories in 18 outings, to Hnish lifth in the B.C.S.L. standings. In the p0St-Season State Tour- nament, VVood-Ridge defeated Closter and Park Ridge but succumbed to North Arlington in the Group One, Section One, finals. After copping four of their First six starts, the Blue Devils suddenly found themselves on the short end of close usqueaker' affairs through most of the remaining season. A typical example of this was illustrated in the second meeting with Fort Lee, league winners. In the dying seconds of the game, VVood-Ridge missed three shots under their own basket to make an overtime period possible. Piling up I3 points in the extra stanza, the Orange and Black won easily, 69-62. Ioe Mahlbacher, captain, paced the Ridgers, amassing 265 points. THE SCHEDULE East Rutherford 43 .............. VVood-Ridge 50 Harrison 57 ..... .... X Vood-Ridge 37 North Arlington 38 ..... .... N Vood-Ridge 59 Park Ridge 47 ..,.. .... W ood-Ridge 58 VVestwood 56 ..... ,... X Vood-Ridge 39 Closter 36 ..... .... W ood-Ridge 28 Track Team i Q I 23 ,I Boltom Row-left ra right: I. Petlersen, L. Icnino, G. Blair, L. Frishman, R. Loeber, R. Frick. R. Erick- son, A. Yankowski. Top Row-left to right: Mr. Batten, D. Milne, C. Cox, F. Iaget, W. Davies, W. Patterson, C. Peters, G. Hammond, H. Fowler. Baseball Team First raw: R. Nolan, R. Robinson, K. Van Saders, C. Bosco, I. Kelleher. I. Streichcrt. P. Fiorito, R. Bartcl, R. Macaluso, R. Frick. Second row: Mr. Misko. I. Capizzi. L. Lesniak. G. Nieman, W. McAloon, E. ' ' Pfeifer, I. Leigh, R. Brockman, T. Odgers, B. O'Connor. Third row: Bischoff, L. Blum, R. Villata, E. Klotzbier, A. Coffey, M. Muller, Andrew, Gilmour. l P PCP! 38 Dial Staff Editor-in-Chief .......... ....,. R OBERT BARTOLE Assistant Editor ..,.... ........,.... ......... B R UCB WOLF Business Manager ...............A............... RUDOLPH KADLEC Advertising Frank Porfido, Betty Lou Breeze, Patsy Fiorito Art Stal? Editor, Robert Schuhmacherg Myrna Wright, Ioyce Spadola Photography Editor, Gustave Bickertg Douglas Milne, Richard Erickson Special Features Editor, Lolita Rollins, Marie Imperiale, Paul Sichert, Lucille Christiana Sports Evelyn Buck, Ioseph Oliva Subscriptions Editor, Muriel Stevens, Iack Bruckman Typing Stal? Barbara Howlett, Ed1'tor,' Lois Hicks, Nancy Roland, Ioan Nieman Circulation Ioyce Leigh, Editorj Dorothy Trehou, Dolores Learnan, Mary Mitchell, Mary Lou Hiller Advisor Mr. Robert Stoesser 40 Student Council N citionoii Honor Society Plfflldfllf .... . . . Vice'-President Secretary .,.., Treaszu'c'r ., Advisor . . . . . .IOHN KELLEI1ER . . . . .ROBERT NOLAN ..,...,.....IoAN REIS . . . . . .CH:XRLES RINGLE .Miss HELEN GAMBUTI President ..,..,. ..... G UsTAvE BICKERT Vice-President . , . ...... ROBERT BARTOLE Secretary ...,. ,.... L ORRAINE PETTERSEN Treasurer . . . .... ROBERT SCHUHLIACHER Advisor . . , . .MRs. M1XRGARET SOKOL Athletic Association Cheerleading President ......,..,..,.......... Ev1a1.x'N Bvcx Left to right: N. McNeill, M. Stevens, T. Meier Vice-President .... ....... R Ussnu. MACALUSO B. Howlett, M. Imperiale, Captaing E. Petroski, L Secretary ..... .,.. M ARY ANN CARAVAG'LIA Rollins, D. Miller. Treasurer ..,...... MURIEL STEVENS Advisor .... MR. FRANICOLA 42 3. CORTLAND DRAKE, Director This year we returned to the Tea- :ck Armory for the Bergen County larching Band Festival and re- :ived a fine ovation. At the 'hanksgiving Day game, although e were small and untried, we did :ry well. VVe played for the Me- iorial Day Parade and ceremonies 1 the American Legion Post. Next :ar we plan to include the Passaic estival in our program. The girls' chorus sang for the hristmas program of the Parent- 'eacher Association and the school. 1 was the backbone of the oper- zta, The Forest Prince. It trav- .led to Columbia University to sing Jr Dr. Harry Wilson. Its last pub- c appearance was at Bergen Iunior Zollege where a successful musical rogram was presented. Tril-Ii-Y Prc'sident ..... V l'C6-Pl't'5I.dC71Z . Secremry . . . . Tzfzzmrcr . , Chaplfzirz . Historian .. Aduixor . ......,.LOlS HICKS . , .BARBARA GILBERT . . .GR.ACE LESNIAK . . . . .MARIE IMPERIALE . . .LORRAINE PETTERSEN . . . , .ADRIENNE WEX'NhIAN . . .MRs. IosEP1fIINE Gonowsxr Hi-Y President ..,. Vice-Presiden t Secretary .. Tzfrzxurer . , C lmplain . . Hiszoriarz ., f1t27UI'A'0I' .. ROBERT SCHUHIVIACHER GUSTAVE BICKERT, ROGER KREH RICHARD ERICKSON . . .ROBERT NOLAN . . ,CHARLES Cox . . . .DAVID IUDSON .. ,MIL ROBERT STOESSER 44 ibrafry Wig and Mask ouncil Dramatic Club President ................ Vice-Prexidenz . . . Secretary .............,.. Correspon ding S ecrcvar y BIISIIUCSS Manager ..,.... . Stage Manager . , . . . . , Adwxor ....... , . . 45 . .... NIYRNA XVRIGHT ......ROGER KREH ...,.....IOYCE LEIGH . .LORRAINE PETTERSEN . . . ,B,xRB.-nm HOXKYLETT . . . . . . .VINCENT HART .Miss GRACE CALDYVELL Spokesman Editor ............,.. Mamzging Editor . . . News Edilor .....,... . . . .BRUCE VVOLF ...,....PAUL SICHERT ROBERT SCHUHIHACHER Aldontixing Manager ,. . .,.,,., HUGO UGLIONE Feature Editor ...... Sports Editor . . . Advisor .... Art Club PI'C'5l'!1Cl1I ...,.,. Vice-P1'e5ide11t .... Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . . . . Advisor . . . , . . . . .DONfkLD HABERLIAN . . . . . . . .Ios13PH OLIVA . . . .MR. NIARK BATTEN . . . .IOYCE SPADOLA . . . . .HAZEL PALLAS . . . . . , .BARBARA SMITH . , .AUDREY STREICHERT .M11s. IANE TRULLINGER Spanish Club Commercial Club President ,.......................... IACK RYFF President ......,.....,.,. ,...... I OAN IVfCCLURE Vlbftl'-Pl'C'5idC'I1I . . ..,.. ROBERT WESTLEY Vice-President . . . ......... BETH RILEY Sc'crc'lary ..... ..,. E LAINE PETROXVSKI Ser1'c'tm'y ..,... . . . IVIAUREEN NIARSON Treasurer . . , .......,., IROBERT FRICK Treasurer . . ,.,. IOAN PREZKUTA Advisor . .. ..... Mlss IULIA MURRAY Advisor ..... Miss HAJDUSKY 47 Juniof Dramatic Club RONALD Cooman President CAROL SCHWERDTFEGER Vz'ce-President IEROME Bosco Trezzsurer lVIAUREEN COFFEY Secretary Mus. PATRICIA REED Advisor Model Automobile Club Mn. EDWARD MAUT1-IE Advisor Latin Club LEONARD LEsN1AK P1'e.fidenZ ROSEIXIARY BOSNA SC'C'l'CflIl'lV RUSSELL CSILNIOUR Treuxurer MR. IVIARK BATTEN A dvisor 49 THE BOROUGH OF WOOD-RIDGE More than a C ommunity-a pleasant place to live Mayor, Guy W. Calissi Councilman Iohn I. La F ianza George T. Walthour Dr. Isaac V. Young, Ir. Clarence E. Mathe, Ir. Iames I. Lambert Frank I. Maguth Tax C ollcctor-Iames S. Young Assessor-Harry F. Coston Borough Clerlq-Robert I. Stoesser Attorney-Charles L. Bertini Engineer-Ronald B. Brown 50 C om pliments of MILLS BAKERY C om plimcnts of South Bergen Savings and Loan Association 271 Valley Boulevard Wood-Ridge, New Iersey SI WOOD-RIDGE NATIONAL BANK Wood-Ridge, New Iersey Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C ompliment: of Wood-Ridge Manor Community Club 2-5438 Compliment: of Dorh's Delicatessen 269 Hackensack Street Wood-Ridge, N. I. Finest in Cold Cut: Platters of Salads Made to Order Beer Wines Liquors N If you Want printing that stands out 7 'Q Q2 E S S S helps sell your product, or service f 7 , 2 ' x X . , . , ' its time you called the lf. 2 2 S - x x I 1 .11,::1,,2Q2 flggvxx y 0,016 3 ggggwx . 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