Woodrow Wilson High School - Prexy Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Y- Come mto Scherazada s court where we shall enhghten the years which have rewarded us r1ch1y w1th wealth far surpass1ng Alad d1n s and wrth adventures more exc1t1ng and thrlllmg than Smbad s or All Baba s Through the power of maglc we turn back the tnme and slowly take you through each phase ot our achlevements Our Sopho more jumor and Senlor years have been mterpreted 1nto voyages On each voyage untll finally our purpose was achleved Now we shall supply our shlp gradually w1th the knowledge of l1fe and set out on our ultrmate voyage The Maglc Carp t w1ll take you through our dally school funct1ons Concealed ln the forty jars w1ll be our many school scenes and Aladdrn w1l1 agaln rub hrs lamp so that you may see those who have helped us to recerve knowledge W1th the Lamp of Learmng hghtmg our way we strlve to apply the knowledge wh1ch we have ga1ned at Woodrow Wilson H1gh School for a rlch r and fuller l1fe to come The mght IS clear and laden wxth stars The sound of slow and expresslve music along wxth the sp1cy essence of lncense burn mg adds fasc1nat1on enchantment and maglc to the a1r We the yearboo sta mwte you to an Arahzan Nzght T x 7 I III ll X!! 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' I A N x 'Q J as-J MALCOLM M STECK WALTER O ETTINGER Assistant Prmclpal Prmclpol Dlckmson College, New York Unlverssty Rutgers Unlverslty, Temple Unlverslty AB All successful men, past and present haue one tralt ln common perseverance Indeed, ulthout this tralt no personal success can be posslble It ls easy to cultn ate and any one can do 1' Do you poss ss thxs quality 7 ls lt part of your character ' If you possess lt you are fortunate and yull haye a satl fymg llfe If throufrh some set ol clrcumstances you have nevflectcd to cultnate lt, beam now It may be later than you thlnk flus llttle rhyme may help I a lash lS once begun, flever leave lt tzll Lt s done Be the labor great or small, Do ll uell or not at all AMW! . . . dam - Muhlenberg College B S Temple Unlverslty M S My earnest WlSll for the Class of 1954- IS that each graduate sslll flce the future mth a stronff dClCIIlllIlJllOll to partrclpate mtclllffently and use fully lll commumty lrfc A nedemocratxc CILILCII shlp I9 lll my bcllef the yery best proof that you have had a real CdllLdL1OIl at Xvoodrow Wllson benxor Hlffh School When me con ldu that our whole democracy depends upon the strenffth of :ts parts, me realm, th rt partlclpatmff as real cxtuens lll our socml, I'6llUlOl1S, or community frroups IS the clouzb wmv of puttmff utahty mto our democratlc way of llfe Our fumlxes, our businesses, and our community are a part of the nallon, and what we do to makc democracy work there, wlll certalnly help thc total sltuatlon Let us try then to go forth from tlus school synth not merely the rlght thmffs to ay about democracy, but vulh the SlI'0Ilf' urge and purpose to practice lt ln whatever ffroups our new life calls us to jom ofiaza JEAN O. ALTIMORE Physical Education . . . Stu- dent Association . . . Student Association Executive Com mittee Temple University B S REBECCA B BUTLER En lish YTeen Club Glassboro State Teachers College B S Temple Um versity M A Z 5 i JEAN DINAPOLI American History Dance Club Rutgers Unit erszty ALBERT BASS Driver Education . . . Physical Education . . . Athletic Di- rector Colf Coach Dwkznson College BS MARGARET CATHELL American History Junior hed Cross llI1ll67'SlUf of Pennsilzanza B.S MA 4-uw ff, LILLIAN DONAWAY Home Economics Sewm Service Club Drexel Institute of Tech nology 'IIS Home EC Q x ,mx fx pm at 5 K. s as PAUL W. BEDNARD Physical Education . . . Dri ver Education . . . Card Club. Rutgers Unwerszty BS EVELYN DeKOSKY Ty ping Shorthand Typing Service Club Temple Unruerszty BS 'UQ X hs... JOSEPH DZURENDA FRED BERGMANN Wood Shop . . . Model Build- ers Club. Drexel Institute of Tech noo y Temple Unwerszlv Q CLAIRE K DICE Shop Mathematics Alpe bra I Organization of Clubs Allmgllt Collebe BS CATHERINE J ELBERTSON History Social Studies Librarian Library Council Art Club Temple Unwerszly BS Temple Unzzerszty BS 3 2 1: 'fl gwew Em 'feb X 8 I ll I A Q l I - . . . - i I . ., l - ' , ' ' . . ME. lg g ' 'I ' ' . . B.S. 'X 3, , at ,,t f B 1 s ' v ,,,f V , l A , t' .! li ' , V1 fi ,SAL , , ., . . . . is --' also 'N cr D s ,hp A 4 ,, I ff' A ' BA. . ' . - ' - - . ,rr I 'Y V -. ij.: x ,, N i-CTL li!! 5 3 55, lg: ITQMI ' I f, -:f Q-5,1 ,fx 0 Qx x fi lx. ,J l ht! vwvy -X X 0 0 0 lkxf ff .1 - In-gi I -8 X 1. , 2 a'-, GRACE ENGLISH Fn l1 h Journallsm 7he Wtlsoman Wtlsonzan Lluh Temple Unuerstty BS Unuerszlt o lennsxlzanza A EDNA FIE Health Phys1cal Educa t1on G A A ID Pon Club Temple LIIIILCISITJ B S RICHARD K FISHER Nlathematlcs Photography Club Unuerstty of Pennsyluanm CLAUDIA A GERCKE FRANK I. GODSHALL JOHN A GREGART Health Landscape Club Q0Cl3l Stud1es Current German Amencan H15 Temple Umverszty BS Problems Club tory Modern World HIS Umverszty of Penzzsyltanza Lrsmus Umverszty AB tory German Club Leadershlp Club Susquehanna Unnerszty 'tr- VERNA HELMRICH JOHN HOFFLER MIRIAM G HOFFMEISTER I hysmal Educauon Cl1en11stry Pract1c1l Nlu IC Clee Club llcalth 1956 Class Ad PTIYQICS Cf-neral B1ol0gy Temple Unuerstty BS VI or Sen ncr Scrapbook I lub lil E Temple Umtersziv BS Lmcoln Urmerstty AB TO THE RIGHT TOP T0 BOTTOM W B446 44 AnzAuA JoHNsoN H1story Kmttlng Club Untnerstly of Wzsconsm B A M A ROBERT JOY D1 tr1but1ve Educatwn ennsylvanta State Teach ers l ollege B S Unwerszty of 1 zrgznza ME A THOMAS FORTE Phys1ca1 Educatmn fl vcr Educahon Head Track Coach Temple Unzterszly BS GLADYS HATFIELD llnghsh SOCl31 Craces Club New York Stale Teachers College A B , A ' RO . . 3 ' ' . . . ' ' ' . . . ...... P' g ' .. I G u ' . ' . .: B l ' ' . . BA. 1 ' . . .V I , 'H . JI. . 9 gi, t Q 5 6 V Y.- tf. X34 lll.S. 'Y .i ll: . . A.B. gs, , X1 -Q., Q3 ' A 98 BGP . l A I 1. 1 X xi ' .Q ' , . - ' . ' .1 .'. .jk v j ' ' I ' . ., T' lv T' o 1 l I' I D n u . nv , I : 4 .Q . . .U . . . A an 'A A -' P , - . .- MARIE T. KINGER Clerical Practice . . . School and Cafeteria Treasurer. Drexel Institute of Tech- nology B.S. ve QU! CHARLES LAW n hh 1950 Class Atl 1 Dance Club lfest Clzesler Stale Tearlz ers College Bb JACOB KOCHE Bookkeeping . . . Selling . . . Clerical Practice .... Book- keeping Club. Temple Universily B.S., lll E I GEORGE W LONG Ili tory Guidance Place nu nt Bucl nell Lnuerszty B 4 THOMAS C MARSTON Craphic Arts Checkers and Chess Club flew ,Iersei Stare Normal Rutcers L nzzersity T0 THE LEFT TOP TO BOTTOM WILLIAM E MARLEY Cxnual Economics Band Ortht tra Sta L Craft Yisual Education lro ram Temple Lnuerszty BS gf ,W 5.5 4 ...g K .i , L I . '. .1- - X -. f .:-of-f ' ' ,.w,3 1 my X 5 , . .. fgsff ale' Ffa .W E if ?:3iVi tv, ' V, 1 z, 'ia -'Binge ' JOHN KOGEL Art . . . Art Crafts . . . Art Clerical Practice . . . Book- Appreciation . . . Gym Club. keeping . . . 1956 Class Ad- Pennsylvania University visor . . . Music For Fun B.S., .lI.F.A. Club. Temple University BS STANLEY KOPPENHAVER STUART MACINTOSH HENRIETTA P MAMMEL 'llachint Shop H11 Club H1 tory Ceovraphy Unuersily of Florula 1901 Cla s Mlusor 90 Temple UIllLCfSIIj UE Xcarbook Staff Club Temple L l1ll?fSlfj B S HELEN O MLKENDREE Latin En lish Class ical Club Brld e Club Suartlimore College B A J KINGSLEY MERCER Nlechamcal Drawing Stamp Club Drexel Institute of Tech Unucrsily of Pennsyliania noo A -Sf' DOROTHY MILHOUS N Spanish Latin American Relations National Honor Society Spam h Club Unnersm of Pennsylzanza :Ev 4'r ' AB izlddfebufy Colle,e -' MA PETER MUSSA Pln real Education rn ur Edueatxon lnlball hath lla qlrall Louth Ba ku ball Club East Stroudsburg State Teachers BS Head Bas Aeit tant 'CX GERTRUDE M OWENS En lx h French French Club Good Groom ln Club Unzverszty of Pennsyltanta ETHEL M REEDER Secretarlal Practice Sten ographlc Typmg Busmees Guidance Counselor Per sonal Typing Club Temple Unwerszty BS 'V sag 0 ' n 's H JOAN NAHRGANG Home Economies Cool. 1n Food Qeruce Club Drexel lnstltute ol Tetlz nology BS Home Ee STANLEY T PAWLAK Bookkeepmg Head Baae ball Coach ASSISIGHL Football Coach Classboro State Teaelzers College lhagara I, nuersztx BBA xx i GRACE D REIST Englxah Needlework Club Hood College A B TO THE RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM PHILLIP R SATANOFF Algebra Geometry llontclazr State Teachers College, Temple University B S. JOSEPHINE NAUS Human Relatlons tr sonal and Socxal lrobluns Bnble Club l uulanu Counulor Gettysburg College 4B Y DAVID PLOTNICK Phy rcs Brolo y 19.31 Class Advisor 1954 Yearbook Buemess Club Franllzn 8. Uarshall BS Umnerszly o Iennsvlzama M A 1 W2 HELEN R RICHIE Engllsh Red Cross Scrap book Club University of Pennsylumta BS MILDRED SEYBOLD Gundance Counselor Rutgers Unnerszty BS, ME WALTER I NOWAK Physical Education Health Drner Fducatlon Head lwotlmall Cltlllll B A A l'oolb'1ll Club Villanova B.S HAROLD Z REBER Blology Vlsual Educatxon Club Buclnell Unuerstty BS Unwerszty of 'llaryland .2 -I5-if .-1-321 .- 1, ' -eva If I Lt, .5',f.4,, ff- 5155, ' 1 ., K, . A . aff? A A A. wx L ' ' ggfl-E .L I ' H Fil .5 2 ' K I ' ...Dr ' . , . P, V. '. :hm LCS g... T . ' N- , Q . Q 1 ' - . . . ' . . . 1 ' ' . . . ' ' S ' A ' . . . S ' - w ' - 1 W n p 1 - T 1 n I . .. a Q 1 4 n K u I , ' H 4 - a . u . - nl , 1 . I A do SIS ' .- 's' ' g ' ' ' ' g . . Q . c 'v ' . .: BS ' ,. ,.. '25 MA A WILLIAM J. TIPPER Biology . . . Senior Science . . . Visual Education Club. Penn State University B.S.g Temple University M.S. IVAH S WALTON Typing I 8 II Typm Club Syracuse University BS -Q... EMILY YOCHUM Clerical Practice I Typm Personal Typing Business Math Office Practice Club Ruler Colleee BCS A. GABRIEL UNGERLIEDER Auto Electric Shop . . . Su- pervisor of Industrial Arts of Camden City Schools. Drexel Institute of Tech- nologfi University of Penn- sylvania. N HOPE WARRE is Wllsontan Bust ness Advisor Uniuerszty of Pennsylvania BS Temple Unuerstty ME CATHERINE ZAMPINO Shorthand Ty ping 1n Review Club Temple Unuersztv B S M E wdamw I2 IRENE R. UNGERLIEDER, R.N. School Nurse. West Jersey Hospital R.N.g Columbia University. EDWARD F. WALTON Business Law . . . Consumer Education . . . Selling . . . Law Club. University of Pennsylvania B. S.g Temple University Law School L.L.B. JEAN C WELSH KAY S WITMER E ln h Speech ra Nlathematics Guidance matic Club Playreadin Counselor Club Au lander Rose Franhltn and llarslzall A B Npealun Contet Emerson College BLI Boston Unzierstty VE Not Pictured GEORGE BURTON Auto Electric Shop State Teachers Colley, Clzegney Pa BS F N1 g -....-: i xk L' Z Xe ' YM -, eff' i j ' ' is 3 A Q 43 as go 1 ' X. - I E Y . . N . . ' Engl'h... ' ' .'- ng's...- ...D- .Y ' ' I .J .' .V L. -, g S if 9 l l . . . . l ff . . . ' . . . . X, s . x l I . . . ' ' - 1955 Class Advisor . . . Typ- , Nl 4Xv 'QP W s' . . . . ' g ' . Fixx R. ' -n 0 . . .' .J . U xxxQ t SX S. 9 - U . . . . . Sf - ie 1 kxxqrsi in :fx ' - - Y, 'Z' L Q , X -, ' 5 ' -A' N, -, ,, 4 - H' 4 n 1 if T fr S H7 I 72 2 . ? Y i PM gf' Q Q I 1 If X Margaret Lrndstrom and Evelyn Covrngton members of Wulson M'55 K'n9e' M' Sfeflf Und MY Pawlvk GY Work In 'he UNSW H,gh 5 emnen, omre Sm ance omce a scene of en wrtnessed by those told to Report to M S rmmedlately an- Our emcrent lanltorlal staff First Row MYS MtGIr1N MYS Our Thanksgrvrng dmner rs prepared by our congenral cafeterua arr Second Row F Seeds J Campbell L Orsrnr G Im staff Mrs Townsend Mrs Lrncoln Mrs Estrlow Mrs Fuck rnons hrrd ow er a'ters Boman Mrs Knudsan Occhuzzo in-Y' 'xy' Mrs Ungelreder the school nurse checks the records of the Mrs Seybold and Mrs Naus of the Gurdance Department help students at Wrlson many trmes yearly us over the rough spots rn our school career 'fa - S. . . . R' I t - .. ,ll ,LL K Q , ,,, , v4 :' , I ' 'F . 1 -' xr lx.-. r I -- V I l '- .- . r Bl'. :. ,. ,. ,.S'- : . , .' , . ' , .', , T' R : C. Pyf , T. W. , E. , G. . . ..- X. . ,Q I L 4 The 1953 Nohonal Honor Socsety Inmates Arnold Rosenberg Nolan Burke Reynolds Ferrante Electra Slnssros Robert Ives Ann llndsay Charles lmmendorf Janice Hoover Woodrow Falress Bruce Wolf Terrence Downes The 1954 Nahonal Honor Souety Officers Charles lmmendorf Treasurer Woodrow Fouress Presadent Ann Lmdsay Secretary Nolan Burke Vnce Presndenl Terrence Downes Correspondmg Secretary Membershlp m the 'National Honor SOCICIY IS the hlffhest honor that can be glven to a h1 h school student Every Product of the Lamp who IS a Jun lor or Semor mth an axerafre of 85 per cent or better lb consldered for membershlp Inmates are then selected from those who meet the scholastlc requlrements on the basls of seruee, character, and leadershlp The symbol of the Honor Soclety the Ley stone and flamlnff torch, symbollzes these hlffh 1deals Exery year the Soclety ralses money for a scholarshlp award vshlch goes to the most deserv nw SCIIIOI' and also thooses two of lts members to compete ln a nfltlonmde contest for scholarshlps offered by the Soclety At Woodrow wllN0H Hlffh School the Honor Soclety IS sponsored bv Mlss Dorothy Mllhous Faculty Adusor ThI'0llf'll her assoclatxon mth the Socletx she his seen mans members fro on to suc cess 'ind tlus years members wull prose no ex ceptlon PL' MIXUTN of fda new zmwewfw inbad' Voyage FIRST VOYAGE caphve but hopeful SECOND VOYAGE mcrooned but resourceful THIRD VOYAGE completely successful NZTFN g ,fxj S 424 ft cfffar J cfslcuzd jf C,Y!0,bG. .fesoznce J 3.1. I -1. Q -ZS., X gif? K L 4 f Q! , J' i' l 5 1 L . jf . 1 S, f.. ii X V ...J L .ws Eff I' 'fi' , , u. Y X G-'gi X. fi. ex., I . ' ff A , seg Nw l - he ,lf Y ll he A 1 V A 1 O ' 0 . I -X ,,,, i Qc X 11 x in W! I I ! f J 3X I ,ZX 1 J A xx K 1 n. AQ Sllll .111 looked fo111r11d 111111 311111 lplflilll to lux JOUTIIPXN and the 11111 0llllll0N 111 It .111 1111111 llllll S11 116 Nopl1o1111111N looke 11 fOIXSdI'd to 111111 1xp1111111e- 111 XIINOII 'lhese XSC'fl llllIllCIOllb 1111 QX 1 llln' 1 1111111 .111111u LN 1111 d 1. 1 s.11 II 2:11116 1s1111 1111111 Oll o me 1111 Np1111 11111tQ v First Row: Dobrin, Fagan, Gates, Calabrae, Auletto, Johnson, Adams, Gibbs, Graef, Payne, Kelly, Mason, Bieber, Packer, Jacoby, Pennock, Zoll, Long. Second Row: Lanning, Schlipp, Campbell, Caruso, Turner, Amos, Herman, Sacchetti, Arthur, Patterson, Montes, Werts, Evans, Packard, Miller, Stinsman, Sklar, Eldridge, Roop. Third Row: Conner, Ford, Watson, Kligman, Marto, Bishop, Tom- linson, Kelly, Dominiguez, Jones, Glass, Drain, Becker, Edmonds, Lynd, Woodrow, Keyek, Henery. Fourth Row: Block, Taylor, Peters, Vecander, Laverty, Perkins, VanDoren, Schwartz, Shillings, Rosen, Baird, Stevens, Cabnet, Castro, Cowgill, Britt, Kilgore, Morgan. Filth Row: Hawkins, McCloskey, Schleuter, Riggins, Egerton, Leto, Heibel, Daraklis, Shaw, Fisher, Comegys, Reed, Fuller, Bonner, f Class Ollcersz George Freeman, president, Roberta Sulli- van, vice-president, Kathryn Martin, secretary, Robert Hardy, treasurer. First Row: Stevenson, Wright, Stettler, Santana, Umsted, Harmon, Monroe, Henery, Ptersic, Pitts, Wright, Reiss, Donnelly, Hasenpat, Haines, Skain, Miller, Okoorian. Second Row: Rowan, Joie, Smith, Krebs, Lichfeld, Payne, Fetzer, Everett, Roberts, Colucci, Faletta, Dilorenzo, Hillary, Dickinson, Miller, Zubrin, Stevenson, Daniels. Third Row: Deuber, Blake, Masters, Peeples, Sullivan, Mathes, Britt, Temme, Andrews, Lind, Blake, Chandler, Brooks, Lewallen, Sisian, Limper, Stevens, Monahan. Fourth Row: Keller, Gault, Geary, Tomasso, McCloskey, Todd, Marcinck. Spenker, Kirby, Vitelkites, Holscher, Paul, Fegley, Loper, Michalsk, Laverty, Welkel, Worsley. Fifth Row: Ott, Quigley, Smith, Solfer, Kohring, Barlieb, FIRST WKM Ml' Stanley, Smith, Miah, Buthe. Sixth Row: Hotfman, Ferren, Archie, Giberson, Carroll, Williams, Fallon, Kurth, Smith, Wilson, Simero, Walters, Fingerhut, Kurtyan, Jentsch, Colsey, Bates, Ferry, Ventura, Erickson. Seventh Row: Donaher, D'ltalia, Taylor, Horan, Camegys, Stitcher, Gellura, Umsted, Martell, Sencenish, Gibson, lnterlante, Gibson, VanWormer, Sease, Jelus. Eighth Row: Peeples, Cron- miller, Marchione, Engiles, Peak, Grear, Halsey, Mason, Vickers, Larkins, Horner, Brown, Kirby, Miller, Morgan, Southwick, Marryott. Ninth Row: Dorcxuk, Cream, Chandler, Lucas, McGuckin, Tisdale, Stewart, Grilln, McDonald, Harris, Getrnan, Harris, Moore, Jenkins, Straus, Carpenter. Tenth Row: Havens, Filicheck, Gannon. Sophomore Class Advisors: Verna Helmrich and Stanley Kop- penhaver. Finley, Frye, Hastings, Burgess, Leary, Stone, Manning, Priestly, Sweeten, Goehringer, Tustin, Molineaux. Sixth Row: Guinn, Long, Engstrom, Marks, Parker, Barlleb, Barraclitfe, Beuilacqua, Pepeta, Winkles, Withers, lender, Miller, Attridge, Longfellow, Mlller, Presson. Seventh Row: Shaw, Tazour, Matreale, Regl, Cooper, Kaegel, MacQueen, Kaminski, Pond, Vautier, Fest, Dinerman, Bra- zier, Travis, Domanskie, Cooper, Deal, Lemmon. Eighth Row Povich, Hampton, Forsha, Horn, Taylor, Bowers, Bates, Able, Schoe- ner, Moorehouse, Cream, Morad, Blair, Corson, Downing, Garaiolo, Flickworth. Ninth Row: Jackson, Rubright, Propert, Dickinson Stewart, Koch, Howe, Alburger, Zegrino. . ty ' ll' MW WMF KA' First Row: Purden, Kilferly, Lerlo, Persick, Schmutz, Jarvis, Kaminski, Mahattey, Otis, Austin, Sweeny, Markowski, Turner, Canuso, Sher- man, Fox, Pipitone, Brown. Second Row: Feldbaum, Gilbert, Force Yoder, Reitano, Tryka, Sklar, Jenkins, Birmelin, Griffiths, Tapper, Moss, Wirtx, Goehringer, Lucha, Albrecht, Dantonio. Third Row Yakaski, Andrus, Wells, Katten, Gardner, Betts, Allen, Angelastra Humbert, Dice, Gilchrist, Getsinger, Badame, Boettcher, Greene Shissias, Murray. Fourth Row: Johnson, Speeney, Mars, Vadurro Osborn, Vane, Arble, Watson, Williamson, Fusco, Diem, Spangler td' as-5 Attridge, Baughman, Reed, 0'Dennis, Cantx, Shibe, Toogood. Fifth Row: Leonard, Blair, Grimes, Delozier, Selover, Dieterich, Jones, Passwaters, Larkins, Reid, Willis, Mohrfeld, Kalt, Jones, Hilton, Loveland, Trebing, Drummond, Graham. Sixth Row: Robinson, Baxter, lipson, Smith, Norwitx, Fritxe, Eicholtx, Studinger, Wilkinson, Bates, Johnson, Campbell, Dorotee, Eichel, Winter, Neel, Collins, Suttern. Seventh Row: Lucas, Crew, Vilkomerson, Wood, Acker, Fullerton, Palermo, DeCicco, Leibfried, Rossi, Whitman, Cleary, Mitchell, Young. . :wig , 'Ps Junior Class Ollcers: Back Row-Samuel Croge, Treasurer, William Smith, Vice-President. Front Row-Patricia Mars, Secretary, James McNamee, President. First Row: Paul, Jenkins, Kozarski, lrey, Smith, Tryko, Smith, Solos, Snellhaker, Heacock, Wagner, Chorzelewski, MacDonald, Baler, Evans, Becker, Chellew. Second Row: Keister, Pacitlco, Doron, Beau- det, Bussard, Herbine, Marturano, Eberhach, Hurlf, Crane, Brady Thomas, Tubis, Malone, Bishop, Perkins, Crowley. Third Row: Daniels, Donadio, Wagner, Arensberg, Greenwood, Munyon, Nay- lor, Sledge, Hanstein, Winn, Phillips, lttershagen, Bingemann Gladney, loveland, Giberson, Markowski, Lawrence. Fourth Row: Joyce, Sentman, Martin, Ragouino, Berk, Sailer, lanholm, Wagner, Deivert, Wallace, Casey, Dodd, Johnson, Curry, Johnson, Darnell, Keyek. Filth Row: Sauselein, luortes, lee, Beleski, Howell, Cogs- r r Junior Class Advisors: Charles law and Catherine Zarnpino. well, Fairess, Regl, Drummond, Gorman, Mohan, Connelly, Paul Martin, Davidson, Williams, Watson, Fleming. Sixth Row: Carroll Thompson, Novak, Harris, Smith, Yeager, Mott, Braude, Carlin Stevenson, Scharr, Cunningham, KitTerley, Blum, Brunges, Rome, Rettew, Kissinger, Edgeington. Seventh Row: Davis, Baitxel, Trout, Ryan, Mikus, Crisanti, Hoffman, Focht, Wicker, Strang, Barnes Zubrin, Mesdio, Greenlee, Bryan, Miller, George, Henry, Evans Jumper, Petre. Eighth Row: Selvick, Bowen, Wright, Roush, Helter Bakley, Mencken, Treutel, Sinclair, Martin, Smith, Stokes, Croge Duncan, McFarland, Perno, Stoneback, Smith, Waldman, Smith. r r r ,Q - 5 J --Q-' ' -' - wg aj- r . i , .. X t - t. of ,e s,,' . ,J if qi' 'Ja ' , f , fx l f - ' .LW .1 After several voyages, Smbad felt rather experrenced He was sure eaeh new woyage would brmg new adventure The Jumors came back to school m September feelmv somewhat lxke Slnbad Thelr second soyage prowed as thrllllng as the first It saw the begmnmff of a yearbook, a Chrlst mas card sale, and a Junlor Prom . D . s C .. ' Q M - ' Y DAVID PLOTNICK HENRIETTA P MAMMEL 0 ll MPTAI J' YV1!h deep nuentx and affertlon we the class of mneteen hundred and hfly foul deduale thx 1 sue of the Orange and Black to NIISS Henxletla P M uunul md Mr X Daud pl0llllLh Thelr PHUCIICC and wisdom hue bulded us lhrou h three of the most dlHlLllll years of our luxe durm which tune ssc were romn from ICIOICSCCIILC into lllilfllflly The guxdwme Xshldl we as a group recened wx as lndlspen able but the xalue of the ll1dlXldll'll attentlon xeeeued throuch mformal personal talks was more them Lan he expressed ln words We thank you M1 s Mammel and Mr PlOlIllCk for helpm to dexelop our futures by your lnfluence on our eharaeters and personalltles V 4 I . S . 7., .M ,h ., , . . . u i , 1 . . ' ' .' ff , ' fl .U .YQ .UW. . V .xo ,U 'S D D D Z ' '. 1. ' ' ' ' ' ' L S , ' Y .G . x .6 Y , , . , D 15.1145 HM bk 95? 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V N Q VY i - K f I 1 Ly? ily, ' , , xg ' f ,Q ,I x A Q, if- ' It ' Ra A A 'M r, N 3 Y I-1 4 X . I RPI, C77 MOST DEPENDABLE Lo rame E ckson Tervence Do nes ff , Y 1 ' ,' X f-Q f xx in I, I pe-wg. .-1 I x 's ,, ,, CLASS FLIRTS Jeannette Smnh Edward Wallace ff ,Q Q7 1 if CLASS BLUSHER5 L Ilnan Schoenfeld F ed Domako I S. DID MOST FOR WILSON Leona d R sseh DID WILSON FOR THE MOST Ed a d Wal I j 7 f we I X f PERSONALITY PLUS M nam R cha d Pat Sant m Ma? 2 ww X X12 7 E f 2-f if ROMEO AND JULIET af 3 1 ti: i ig? .5 S Sylva Kenton Leona d Rossem X I X Nw! N X I- f ! I F ff ','V, Wiki! I ' ri , w X V 9 .h XII - I In I In r ' - V ' f I In 1 I I I I If X f f fe. I- iff, ff , ,H 4,. X -M A f t flf - . I' .IX ,W ' ' 1 rv qi 'H at If K .5 W, i V Y- I I I Y 2 N . !,,,i7 -T 'I ' I rv 711 I S I ,Ziff I I I We 4 I ' I A C A l nr- ' '- W Y f six , VV I X , , V , X7 X 'K I il UI 1 ,f fi S- f We Ry, ,If W' :Ili S I ff f 1'V , ,YT f X I U L, N kj' AI,7f' K i ' , r g xx V I 1 ,l 'Av ' X . 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RUTH ANN SPENCER .f , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mmam Rrchard Treasurer Terrence Downes Presrdent Russell Lorhman Vrce Presrdenl Lorranne Erickson Secretary '92 V fy? iz 33 CLASS FLOWER The Magrc Carpet Rose :Ae qmce the txme we were born our personalltles have been 1n fluenced by others I doubt lf any one has controlled our opmlons and shaped our outlook on llfe more than our teachers They hase contributed immensely toward the bulldm of our character It ls wlth sincere gratltude that I thank them on behalf of the Class of 54- and myself for thelr patience constructne crltlclsms klnd words of praise understandm LIFCICSS labor and WISE counsel Our hearts are Hlled Wllh sadness as we say goodbye to our Alma Mater For three years we have shared our sorrows comedles tra,ed1es and joys to ether INow everyone wlll separate each to his own way but our days 1n Wllson Hlgh wlll not be qulckly forgotten for we have each contrlbuted a part of ourselves to 1ts glory I want to thank the members of the Class of 51 the teacher and the prmcxpal their cooperatxon ln making our class a successful one has been greatly appreclated As you start out on the road of llfe may God go wlth you, bless you and keep you always Terrence Downes CLASS MOTTO Knowledge rs a treasure, buf prachce rs the key to rt : .. . 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JOSEPH MICHAEL ACQUARO 2713 Federal Street Practical Arts oe dimples lnens up any place Kessel s Kid lookm for a ,ood Old car machinist Varsity Baseball Baseball Club BETTY ANN ALBERTSON 2904 Hugh Street Academic Bette fun lmmf' musician Dlclc shadow mtclli c nt attractive medical technolo 1 t wrddm bells 0ran,,,e and Black Associate Editor, Wzlsonzan Orbamst Spam h Club President Our flrst thoughts turned to the treasures In store, 'S There were actlvltles, c I a s s e s , a n cl good times ga ore XX CAROL MARY ANDERSON 63 South 29th Street Business Educatron Carol small packa e of pep cute sparkling ucddm bells heard with Ray Orange and Black Clee Club Jr Red Cross Cheerleader Shelterm, Arms Party Winn ...- llil 1' Y! DONALD ANDERSON 624 Cedar Street Practical Arts Don quiet rides his Willys plans for the Navy machinist on the loose Irojcction Room Card Club Model Club New JEAN DOLORES ARCHIE HAROLD WALTER BARNES 139 North Htl' 51,19 Guy.,-Q 933 Pearl Street Practical Arts D0 , , , loquacious , , , mirghful , , , ardf-n Chet . . . all around fellow . . . smiles for all football fan . . . sportive . . . join Waves . . . - - - Plans 30 511W W00d- world cruise, B.A.A. Representative' Current Problems Club' Jr. Red Crossg Spiritual Choir' Y-Teen Club. Model Club- 874 Beideman Avenue General oe . . . famous wit . . . found with the boys . . . wood looking, . . . future undecided. Orange and Black' Wilsonian' Varsity Footballg Seasonal Sports Club. KENNETH BASS 1045 Cooper Street Academic Ken . . . sports enthusiast . . . liked by all . . . sincere laughter . . . law via Rutgn rs South Jersey. Dramatic Club Vice-President Treasurerg Orange and Blackg Jr. Red Crossg Plays. JOSEPH ARENSBERG OSCAR BASS 615 North 6th Street Oscar . . . witty . . . popular guy . . . football expert . . . our favorite Santa Claus. Varsity Footballg Football Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Homeroom Representative. General ELIZABETH HELENE IAYIUNS 110 South 33rd Street Academic Bette . . . cute number . . . classy clothes tree ' . . . plans for college next year. Orange and Hlaekg Wilsoniang Landscape Club Reprcsentativeg Junior Prom. JOAN FRANCES BEECROFT 227 North 42nd Street DlSlI'IbUfIV6 Education oan happy go lucky wmnrng smrlc loads of laughter Joey s Jullet bocxal Dancm Club Internatronal Correspond ence Club T Checker Club N15 HARRIET ELIZABETH BENSON GEORGE N BERNHARDT 910 North 24th Street Business Educahon Ceorve mce to know musically ln clmed good sport able to produce lau hter next year olhce work EDWARD PAUL BILLINGTON 3001 Saunders Street Business Education 2828 Tyler Avenue Practlcal Arts Harrlet nonchalant always on the go Bug Ed the opposlte of hrs nrckname full of fun wants to travel busmess plans to be an elcctrxcal shop worker seen Clee Club Knxttmg Club Y Teen Club ln khalu umform Seasonal qports Club Stamp Club CURTIS FRANK BISHOP 456 North 36th Street General Curt baby blue eyes quiet manner formerly from Merchantvrlle avrd sports fan H1Y JOAN ELLA BLASBERG 429 Grant Street Business Educatron Joan makes fnends easrly soft whxte complexxon attracted to fun heautrcran Lrbrary Council .lr Red Cross Representatlve, LOUIS MAXWELL BOBO 2938 Berkley Street Practrcal ou short and wrtty a real hustler ardent basketball fan Navy next year RAYMOND GILBERT BISHOP JR 930 Fern Street Academlc Ray self confident always ready for a good time frrendly future undecided Student Council Representative Homeroom Pres sheet metal worker ,dem Homemom Treasurer Varslty Baseball Baseball Club Arts PEGGY ANN BOETTCHER 2744 Sherman Avenue General Peg fnendly full of llfe we mannered metlculous nurse vla Cooper Hospital Jr Red Cross Creek Club Brble Club YTeen Club. ALLEN PETER BOLINSKY 120 Pearl Street Practical Arts Pmsky handy wrth a hammer great sense of humor carpenter to be . burld a house Seasonal Sports Club, Stamp Club, H1 Y Club. Xu. Our days were filled wlth thmgs so Bev- vaned and new, 'gmili It was hard to decade whlch ones we would do t S f 6- Q L i x 5 x f w 5 l f , sq ? , ,e al til py 4 x 2 .. . . ' , . f ' ' 'g ' Q ' - - ' '. . 3. -. ... , ... . '. I... ' . ... . H Q .. 5 - ' . . . l 5 I ' S :ig ' 1 ' ft' 5 ' Mrs. r ' . Q - ' ' ' ' ll- - s : ' : - Q re ANGELINE ROSE BORREGGINE 5 South Bth Street Buslness Educatnon C00klC lon curly locks p1n up dreamy melodies from pxano take a letter please Orange and Black Homeroom Secretary Cap and Gown Commtttee Party WILLIAM HENRY BOSTON 'IT s KATHERINE L BOWDEN 332 Pfenfter Street Busmess Educatnon Kay short and sweet full of pep hard worker future mterlor decorator Cheerleadmg Lme Captam Orange and Bfaclt Senxor Counctl .lumor Prom Sheltermg Arms 'F ROBERT CALVIN BOWERS 933 North 22nd Street Practncal Arts 114 South 34th Street Buslness Educatnon I amlcable mxrthful excltm Bo tall and sllm llked by the glrls next year an electrical worker get ncll 'lallahassee next year career 1n the Navy and travel Homeroom Prestdent School Treasurer s Helper Stamp Club Our rookle stage cllmaxed with the Sophomore HOP, We felt we were now on our way to the top MASON ELLIOTT BRADLEY .IR 3203 Federal Street Academic Mase rough and ready hot rod fan trombomst Frank s Corner next m Navy b ue General Motor s Institute Band Homeroom Treasurer DONALD LOUIS BRAXTON 'I152 Cooper Street Academuc Don ltkable guy popular wtth the females Atlanuc Umon College next year future sawbones Glee Club Boy s Octette Wtlsoman A Cappella Choxr EDWARD BRESTLE pants Intramural Basketball comptometer operator Usherette, Hall Guard .nts T 1-ei' 5vX- MALCOLM FRAZIER IRAXTON I152 Cooper Street Academic Ma friendly enviable physlque next stop Penn pharmlcnst to be Track Spmtual Choir Intramural Basketball Gymnastic Club BARBARA ANN BREON 548 Erie Street Business Educatuon Babs quxet mxss go getter wedding bells for Henrys gurl Student Councll Band PTA Representative Assembly Programs I26 North 33rd Street Academic Breclc salt of the earth hot rod fan sports devotee spread collars and pegged JOYCE IRITT 2833 Harrlson Avenue Business Education .loyce txny redhead always ln a dnther qutet sweetness cheerful and peppy a A 1 5 he rl M 011 1 T T' yj I+ 'lull in X 5 5 X ' I ' l ... g A- .'-- ' .... , I . . . 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' x: 'l Q.. is .. u 5 l l'u m 'J Q 015' 5 0 PATRICIA BRITT FRANCIS A BRONZIN 2883 Harnson Avenue Business Educahon 20 North 9th Street General a full of fun petxte package of pep Bronze shy guy likable and dependable cute as a button take a letter please sports lover asplres to become a pro Wzlsoman Hall Guard Typmg Club baseball player or televlslon engmeer Baseball Basketball DAVID FRANCIS BROCIOUS MARGARET FRANCES BROWN 2229 Carmen Street Busmess Education 1114 Cooper Sn-get Bugmggg Edugqhon Dave likable lad ll8I'Cl WOYICFI' Peggy spirited youn mlss Jesters wit Anchors AWCIUII Office W0fl'C at R C A lovely volce ambrtxon to travel wxth Baseball Basketball and Football Manager U Q Au- Force Gymnastics Wllsonzan Clee Club Basketball 'NIS Our Junlor year brought actnvn tres so great, e knew that there I h ROBERT CLIFFORD BUFFINGTON PATRICIA M CALL wou d be 'nut o keen sense of humor swrmmer at gemal Wrlson s tappmg toes travelmg salesman engagmg smxle cute lnttle figure hart B A A Representatlve Art Club Seasonal Sports worker entertamer or dancmg teacher Club ,lr Red Cross Homeroom Secretary Cheerleader Tap Manager NOLAN ROBERT BURKE RICHARD JOSEPH CAPIE 1241 North 26th Street Academlc 416 North 38th Street Practncal Arts Noe math whnz dependable 1 Rxeh happy go lucky pleasant smrle mficd lntelllgent Annapohs next stop wedding bells some day soon Honor Soclety hee Presxdent Tenms German H1 Y Presxdent Seasonal Sports Club Band Club Secretary Treasurer Orange and Black JOSEPH ANTHONY CARBONE 901 North 7th Street Buuness Educahon Joe Athletlc physlque popular wlth the leur sex football dynamlc fhrtatxous man ner Anchors Awengh Varsrty Football Homeroom Presxdent Orange and Black JAMES WILLIAM CARLE 811 Pearl Street Drstnbuhve Educatton .lxm tall and frnendly nolse maker export from C C H 9 an R C A employee lnterested m electronics .lr Red Cross BA A Representatlve Sclence Club A . A 5 I k X 3 . f I L S - I . t V . W 207 Eutaw Avenue Dlstributive Education 'I'I South 34th Street Business Education 'IQ qntigipqte, Bb... . ' P ' ' ' ' CLAIR RENE CATHERS 480 North 35th Street Academic Frenchie car fiend always reading hot Motors Institute to study Automotive Engineering Projection Room, Landscape Club DORA CHIERIC 310 Elm Street Dora bort and sweet always around with a helping hand future plans are dressmaktng and designing Orange and Black Jr Red Cross Y Teen Club As the year pro gressed we were In a dlther, Yearbook and com mntees were so much to con slder Q 1 'ix xk GRACE MARY CIMINO 1173 Atlantic Avenue Business Education Grace sports enthusiast likes dancing career girl Basketball Ollice Helper LOIS JUNE CLEMENS 3172 Mernel Avenue Business Educatuon Jume always actne quiet future student at Commercial Art School C A A Treasurer Speech Contest Homeroom Secretary Treasurer Senior Council Represent.: uve Sheltermg Arms Party General pleasant miss PAUI. JEROME COMEGYS 1032 Penn Street General Pau friendly smcere college bound to play football a gym teacher ln the making Varsity Football Track AlFRED N CODY 860 Bergon Avenue Business Education tall dark and handsome History class cut up good natured Navy booster Homeroom V1cePrestdent Orange and Black Landscape Club Y ice President JANICE YVONNE CONOVER 727 York Street Busmess Education an short and lovely witty miss ardent football fan future ollicc worker at R C A .lr Red Cross Hall Guard Typing Club ALBERT EDWARD COLLUM 2409 Howell Street Dlstnbutlve Education Alby all business ball of energy ,o getter future welder Homeroom President Jr Red Cross Seasonal Sports Club PEGGYANN COWARD 518 Elm Street Business Educatton Peggyann genius with pen and pencil a nose for news ace reporter future comp tometer operator Glee Club, Bowling, Library Council, P TA Representative JOAN KAY CRAMER 112 South 27th Street Business Educatton ,Ioante bundle of energy dependable ' future accountant after Penn Orange and Black Literary Editor, Wzlsonum. Courier Column, Tennis Manager, Student Gov ernment, .lunlor Prom Ticket Chairman f 5. Q .. E-if 7 21' 8 9 C X L QS, 4 I 2 tleilxxi-1 C if ' '25, fi V v, L!! nknmx 1, 5 t l '. I ' . ig' it Y l li N Q ? ' f Q el eg t,, 2 :ga XX' -. ff l H 'Nt ip 0 ht-1 it 1 With.. ,u 0 ll s a . . . L , -fx K t . . . . . is-Qty' - rod magazines . . . likable person . . . General and motion pictures . . . amiable friend . . . future ' ' ' . 3 . 5 T :QM 4 of I 3 , Q q A -x. - W. 2 I X V. ' . - Al... , , l...' xx' gr 'WH 'txt Peg, if K 3 a .st ee -'fl owl? ft ROBERTA CHRISTINE CULLIN Business Educatron 56 South 30th Street Bobbr always on her toes gay person a tty energetrc future dancer or secretary Orange and Blacl Cheerleader Clue Club .lumor Prom P T A Representative -Lite rife VINCENZINA DANNIBALE 327 North 'l0th Street Busmess Educatuon Vrnnre easy gomg fun lovmg lass always smrlm modest manner ofhce work ahead .lr Red Cross Representatrvc Chrtstmas Card Salesman 324 North 3rd Street General HARRY THOMAS DARE .lune short and sweet mr-chrevous 909 North 19th Street Academic personalrty plus future Physrcal Ed teacher Har all around fellow Anchors Awexgh vra Sargent College headed for Bucknell electronrcal engt Band Orchestra, Basketball neerrn Track Projection Room 'CS' -- JOSEPH DARIANO, JR 1003 North 26th Street Academic tall and good looking wavy hair happy go lucky Kmgs College mls slonary work Varsrty Tennts Band, Glee Club ROLAND DEAN Varsnty Football JOHN Hlll DARLINGTON 809 Penn Street Busrness Educahon Johnny tall and srncere words of wrsdom quret young man Kmgs College future Navy prlot Brble Club Law Club Orange and Black EUGENIA DEPUE H15 North 25th Street Busmess Educatron Jean trrm sparklmg smrle skater kmd to all ofhcer worker Wtlsoman Jr Honor Socrety Club Waitress at Letterman Banquets ANNA ROSE DIBIASE 555 York Street Busrness Education An? apprectatlve full of fun and fancy free amiable . future prrvate secretary Honor Roll, Typxng Club. 66444 2732 Lmcoln Avenue Practrcol Arts Dean shy guy tall and terrific dependable wants to trnker with cars We brought the Chrrstmas splnt Into many a heart With cards that gave our treasury a very good start CATHERINE MARIE DECKER 914 Penn Street Distrlbutnve Educahon Cass qulet and shy workmg days ahead Federal Reserve Bank marital blxss JAMES DICKINSON 1020 Penn Street Drstrrbutlve Educatron James all around guy pleasant ways dlgmlied manner an active sports fan Sophomore Homeroom President Varslty Foot THOMAS HAROLD DICKINSON 423 North Front Street General fom solo tf-nor some always ltlddm around Real Estate agent I lu I lub l' xecutne Nlana er A Cappnlla Lhotr All State Chorus We transfromed our gym Into a ar den place, Our Junror Prom was JOHN JOSEPH DILLENSCHNEIDER 24 Church Street General Dmk nonchalant loquaclous lad exploslwe ptrsonallty a set from St ,lot s futurt plans ll'tCll11lt llldlxlll a mxllton GAYANNE C DlI.I.EY 127 North 26th Street Busrness Educatron ax ta slmndmr btautt 0 l tho 1, dreamy mu lau hter and IIIQITIIIICIII pruatc rcrttarx Oran,e and Blafl ,lumor Prom U lurettt llomt room Statuary trca urer 4 a- as-1? 471 t arf draw I f'.5xs9'xd 'ff-Kin 65 ff Q X 4 J- ,Ku J P15 4 itil 524 RSSB? 1 989 -31 FREDERICK DALE DOMAKO TERRENCE T DOWNES 3713 Westtleld Avenue Practrcal Arts 1109 Cambndge Street Academlc Fred modest and qulet unassumnn Terry d1,,n1ty with a smnle braln tru t 't wuard on the accordran future ln tllc good natured campus bound Navy QPIIIOI Class Presrdent Natronal Honor Socuty Cymnastlcs Orange and BIGCI arrayed In flow ers and lace JOHN FRANCIS DONAHUE 203 North 7th Street General Sam smart dresser wxtty fun to know ardent sports fan an eye for busx IICSS Homeroom Pre xdent Intramural Champs W UIIIVC ARLENE ANNA DUFFIELD 48 Wood Street Busnness Educatron Duff tall good lookmv blonde sourcc of wrt full of ongxnahty ever helpful colle e bound Orange and Blaclt, Usherctte, Colorguard Cap tam. KATHRYN MARIE ECKRICH 845 York Street General Kass lug bundle of fun born glggler future nurse vla Cooper Hospital Orange and Black, Library Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Classrcal Club, Usherette, Sheltcrmg Arms Party by all future admlral JOSEPH THOMAS DRACH 312 Byron Street Business Educatron oe frrendly with the blI'lS well ltlted Orange and Bluff. Seasonal Sports Club Danc mg Club Football Mana er BAA Represent f .,,' 5 L ,V ., gi K Vw 4: ,, , visa, ,1- C 3 : rf as . C ge' 4-1, , A ' . S t Q 39 Ace-S fi 1 S 1 ,-, JA ' Y L A i4'?f'f sr 9 NN' ' ' M S JIT l 4 X- A1 . V - I I f I, El' 4 -'ii 1 l,.,',A: I I I i,?:,,blf1 I S' . . . . ffg' V. . . ' ss-'X -Q ' - is .1--- g ' h. . 7 i 2 .Le. lpl, ,i ball, Track Teams. l'.I'.A. Representative. ' .... . . . ' ' 'g Cj' , .. 'll, Q' ' I j . . . ll. s' ju: 1 HA gg ' . ' 'Q u , Q . . , . , , 5 ' Q g r ' I 1, I k it s - 9 - 1 . to V 7 V , Q ' . ' s- 'g -A ' s . ' K ' . L x' g ' M ', , c. . V 'J s s 3 ' s' ' 5 . ' 3 g g . . . ' - i A .. . - ' D . . . . 2 ss - WX Qx5 5 49 5 QW, s,f '4 4 mn? S jf-L58 -sf , I RAYMOND DALE ELDRIDGE cf ,4 421 Beideman Avenue Busmess Educatron I' a short curly locks well dressc rl I S 0: personality alorc belll tom trousers FQSTWY Baseball Club Law Club eggs Bag! LORRAINE MARY ERICKSON 3259 Harnson Avenue Busmess Educatron Lorr beautlful blonde loyal and ardent worker Temple Evenm Qchool Nfmor Class 'Seermtarv Oranhe and Blazl Assn crate Editor LllI'lSfl'I13S Card CoCha1rman Senior Prom Chalrman Band Wzlsouzan GERTRUDE MARGARET ENTZMINGER 424 North 8th Street General Cert fl of ln ff l Of Da: llahnemann Ho pxtal hope ful Orange and Blacl 'tlajorette PTA Represen tatrve Honuroom Secretary Junror Prom the U9 RAYMOND ROLAND EVANS 421 Cedar Street Busrness Education Reds quiet and re erved always dc pond are has an eye on busmess and travfl rn Brble Club Bookkeepmg Club WOODROW WILSON FAIRESS 918 Kumber Street Academuc 11 oody personahty plus tall and hand some to Lafayette for laws Sophomore Class Vxco Presldenl Orange and Black Photography Editor Cleo Club Natlonal Honor SOCICLY Presrdent SHIRLEY GRACE FOOTE 845 Grant Street Busrness Educatron Footne lusty lau,,htcr charmmg httle mass happy o lucky someone s efficrent secretary then altar bound fypmg Club Dancm Club THOMAS FRED FRENCH 918 North 3rd Street Practrcal Arts Frenchy ambxtxous wmnmg smrle lxfe of a party future auto electrlcrar Junror Prom Decoratm Charrman Assxsted Glee Club Actnmes ANNA MARIE SOPHIE FRITZE 1226 North 19th Street Busnness Educatron Frrtze careful about detalls refined helght wrthout heels neat attrre rnodelmg school professxonal model Wclsoman PTA Representatrve Typmg Club ROBERT LEE FROST 419 North 42nd Street Busrness Educatlon Bob tall and shm good student drgmtled bookkeeper next year Certrfied Publrc Accountant asprrant Wrlsoman, Checker Club k wi, 3 .A mcrmnn VERN cAesu. it 139 North 35th Street Buslness Educatnon M the gurls campus days ahead at Put or Dxck long and lanky popular wrth at Temple Track, Track and Freld Club , 1 f A 1 Twas an elaborate affarr with fit tang atmos phere, Brmgmg an appro prrate end to an excrtmg year 3 i t f . gh ,NIO A - X.: ' . 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' S S - X J West Jersey 1- SHIRLEY MAY GAMBLE 525 North 9th Street Business Education Slurl sweetness wlth a sparkllng smile pleaslng humor future office work later marltal bllss Tap Dancmg Volleyball Softball Apparatus, Typmg Club JOHN WILLARD GAULT 3185 Hnghland Avenue Academlc .lohn bug man srlence IS golden plays accordxng to Hoyle electrxcal engmeer vla Drexel Orange and Blacl Projcctlon Room French Club Our basketball team was at Its very best, Its skull qualufied at for an up state es 343 South 27th Street Academnc Lore dependable energy plus gxggles fnendly medlcal technxclan vla EDWARD CHARLES GOLDEN 2915 Royden Street Academuc happy so lucky comlcal cartoonxst Romeo Mxamn Umverslty Orange and Black Wrlsoman Sports Editor Homeroom Prcsxdent Basketball Manager CATHERINE FRANCES GORCZYNSKI 424 Dudley Street Business Educatlon Bambl amiable frrendly femme artlstlc enjoys life work at Sun Ray Bowlmg Volleyball Typmg Club Dramatic Cub LOIS C GREENBERG FLORENCE 'II6 South 24th Street Honey quxet as well liked unknown MARCELLA GRIFFITHS Business Educatuon a mouse always smlhng ru cutter destmatlon Orange and Black Dramatic Club Presldent, Orange and Black Landscape Club YTeen bpanlsh Club Brble Readmg nn Assembly Club Cap and Gown EARL GRIFFIN RALPH JOHN GRIFFITHS 1039 Beldeman Avenue Practlcal Arts 'l04'I North 32nd Street Practrcal Arts Ear tall dark and handsome neat Bunny umque little guy clever mlmlc appearance not much to say swell frlend avid sports spectator head ln the cloud grade A mechamc craves a 1954- Cadlllac toolmaker Intramural Football H1 Y Club JAMES BERNARD GROFF 224 North 32nd Street General ou well dressed entertammg conver satlonallst qurck wltted magnetxc per sonallty sallm beyond Homeroom Representative Law Club Seasoned Sports Club FRANK HUNTER GUINN Ill 729 Federal Street Academic Tex studlous ellicrent worker fnendly fellow lawyer or Phlllxes pltcher Orange and Blacl. Wrlsoman Cxrculatlon Man aber Golf Club 6 I' .A Y g '- S f I .4 s , , . ' - G D' S 1' : 9 9 ' Q nz , 7 N 6 .- 5 in I g.,. My V N f f. . U ' . ' .I 1... , , ' ' Q 3 g 'si 4 ' o 423W SUV if Q :WL I js WAYNE P GUZMAN 2940 Yorkshlp Square General C117 Well groomed black curly halr all around guy ramp rambler mas culme vonce a hard workmg future planned B A A Representatrve, Card Club Seasonal Sports Club IARBARA MARLYN HAGGAS 2912 A Washington Street Business Education Barb a cute blonde peute and pleas an peaches and cream complexion sec retary for some lucky man Wllwnzan Chnstmas Card Co chairman Tenms ELEANOR HAMPTON 1008 Lawrence Street Academic Eleanor jovial peppy fashion plate Temple hopeful socnal worker and stenographer Orange and Black Wzlsoman Volleyball L brary Council, G A A Councrl Basketball ROBERT FRANCIS HANSELMAN U60 North 28th Street Practical Arts Mighty fnend of all eager beaver keeps you on your toes humorous wants a Job mth a good future Projectxon Room Thus up state game for lust one polnt did lack, Determmed, we stlll could not be SHIRLEY ANN HARKER FRED HARRON 2841 Garlleld Avenue General 625 North 5th Street Busrness Educatlon Shlrl Irlsh full of fun red head Fntz 0pLlmlSl1C realxst always laughing mlrthful kmd hearted nurse Cooper busmess like plans to work and travel Hospital Photography Club Law Club Typing Club Basketball Tenms Glee Club Nurse s Oflice RUSSEL LAWRENCE HARRISON 726 North 24th Street Practrcal Arts Russ good llvmg hard workmg candld Sl a strong believer re equipment busmess Brble Club Presxdent Elma held back MARION H HASENPAT 38 North 24th Street Business Educatron BIBFIOII modest mlss sunny spmts llve wlre vseddmg bells future secretary Sophomore Class Treasurer, Red Cross, Dancm, Club SHIRLEY HASTINGS 47 Ablett Vlllage Business Educatuon Shlrl laugh a mlnute determlned mlss zest for life mdustnous quxet galety weddmg bells Chrlstmas Decoratmg, Current Problems Club THOMAS LEONARD HAWKINS 134 North 28th Street Practlcal Arts Tom lends a helpmg hand dependable Mr Ungerheder s right hand man future electrxcxan possible plans for vocational school Backstage Hand r D' 'If .'.,'b4 l! 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K If ' X r ' ' PAULETTE HILL 2941 Mutchell Street Academic Paula neat as a pm charming mlss fashron edltor Orange and Blacl Wrlsoman Classical Club PTA Representatrve, Basketball fcnnxs Z RAYMOND ALEXANDER HUTCHINSON 1042 North 19th Street Academlc Ray subtle Enghshman tennrs champ Orange and Black Spamsh Club German Club Golf Club Tennrs SSX flx it 3 s. .Cx .D CHARLES JOHN JOHNSON Archery RAYMOND CLIFFORD HORNER 814 Elm Street Practucal Arts Ray fun lovmg always seen wrth th' boys pleasmg personallty R C A worker next then bell bottom trousers Intramural Sports Our final year was approachlng so very fast, We suddenly reallzed we d be Sensors at last' CHARLES H IMMENDORF 2914 Hugh Street Acadermc LOUISE A JACKSON 1172 Penn Street General Lou Jolly sparklxng smrle buslness school next year traveler Spxrltual Cho1r, Cafeteria Helper 2833 Polk Avenue Academlc Chuck entertammg frrendly smile pleasant personalrty U of P then the Navy Law Club Classxcal Club Questor Gymnastrc Club 1954 Class Investment Corporatron world Charbe studrous great German studc never xdle collr e next stop Orange and Black Assistant Editor Natlonal Honor Socrety Treasurer German Club Vxcc Presrdent 1954 Class Investment Corporatron MADALINE LENORA JOHNSON 1102 North 22nd Street Academic Mazz neatly dressed Hammg red haxr terrrfic songstress campus days ahead at Drexel Wzlsonum A Cappella Choxr Glee Club Tennls, Basketball Homeroom Secretary MITCHELL ROGERS JOHNSON 1124 Cooper Street General Mrtch very amlable pleasant next year work on radxos BAA Representatlve, Intramural Sports Club SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON 234 Burns Street Business Education Shlrl vlgrlant lrberal placid filmg clerk, then marrlage trxp around the Jr Red Cross, Typmg Club, Cafeteria Helper MARY C JOINER 2921 Cramer Street Business Education Pat lovely to look at tallored togs twlnklmg blue eyes prrvate secretary Homeroom Presrdent, Student Councrl, Hall Guard , Volleyball .Q L Q' R I rfl' y K rl'.'f:'- ' I , Xl S ' ll-'fl :SEQ , V C ' , 15 .fat-l .3-A X it K.. .. F :K :ix ' ' K VS? 'E Y, 2 ' . . . . . '52 1 X -,... U . N-X55 . . . artlstlc abrhty . . . enthuslastrc sports player . . . nonchalant . . . chemlst vra Gettysburg. V'-g. 5-5 . . . ' ' . ' ' . D: e ' 3 2 2. fi I -Y 1 5 - . . . A' - 5 ' ' 9 . . . . . . : ' ' 5 ' n 'lf , . . . J . Q 3 . . : ' 9 . I 5 o l o n 1 o Q Q 9 . ,- QI, Qt 'ite fi V6 JI if ALYSE N KAMY ALBERT KING 174 South 27th Street Academic 905 North 31st Street Practrcal Arts Omie short and sweet Utica s loss our Albert quiet and shy reliable gain terrific sense of humor Brandeis usually found with the boys futures undc for social work cided takes life easv Dramatic Club Clee Club SYLVIA PATRICIA KENTON 222 South 32nd Street Business Education in vlee c ub always seen with Len attractive stcnographer Clee Club A Cappella Choir 8 in GEORGE COLLINS KISSINGER 2710 Pleasant Street Academic school projects mechanical engineering via Drexel Oranoe and Black Editor In Chief 1954 Class Im estment Corporation Chairman German Club Classical Club To a familiar sight on a warm Septem ber day, e returned upper classmen ready DAVID ALBERT KLAPPROTH FRANK VINCENT KWIATKOWSKI 222 North 415' Soren Pfqmggl Arty 40 North 28th Street Busaness Education Dave full of fun up on the latest Joke Animal never without a crazy idea neat in appearance plans to Join the HOIICIIHIHM vet rwh IIUICIC Navy as an electncmn or 3 mechanic Varsity Football Varsity Track BAA Vice Dancing Club President MICHAEL KREBS 909 Berdernan Avenue General Mike short change quick smile Joe s buddy sense of humor career un decided Football Orange and Black retary to lead the way ANNETTE LaBANCE 24 South 33rd Street Business Education Frenchy popular with everyone a lored tresses pontiac lover future sec Wzlsonum Junior Class Secretary ,Ir Red Cross Ollice Personality Club President SHIRLEY ELIZABETH LAVIN 549 Cedar Street Business Education Shirl full of vim and vitality always on the go will soon receive a Mrs degree Student Council, Library Council, Bowling, JOSEPH FRANCIS LAW 353 South 27th Street Academic Joe cool and fast moving sports lover attracts females off to Annapolis Golf, Football, Student Counctl, Homeroom President, Orange and Black l ' v N I . i - ' Q 1 is 53 ali' ' I I E4 ' i 'ls I,- NL- 'N fl.. V I' J Z af' y ' K Q -'tv I ' ' 5' ' ' I A - . WK. 3 521'-'r 1 Syl . . . sweet disposition . . . necessary soprano George -. - - 'all and 3-'enlffl - - - lfUSY fmm in S A., f ,sn I , 1 ' K' ' t I QV s 2 , W' If - , ' ' e e s 1 t . I I . K r l X t W . . . . . . ' s ' . . . ' ' . . . ' 7 1 1 fill 5 M JANICE RUTH LEVY 3068 Federal Street Business Education .lan . . . expressive eyes . . . bubbling laughter . . . clothes conscious . . . good friend . . . busi- ness school next year. Orange and Blackg Dramatic Club. . . . future traveler. MARLIN LORRAINE LINDEN 319 York Street Distributive Education Mar . . . modest miss . . . benevolent red head Wilsoniang Jr. Red Crossg Clee Clubg Junior Typing Club. PATRICIA A. LINCOLN 201 Wilmot Street Pat . . . businesslike manner . . . neat as a pin . . . good things come in small .rss . . . private secretary. Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Senior Day. The crisp fall weather gave us a spe- cial date, Satu rday football games were our usual fate. Business Education 125 North 24th Street packages . . . dainty Promg Christmas Card Salesmang Dancing Clubg ANNE MAE LINDSAY Academic Annie . . . quiet and composed . . . shining smile . . . medical technologist to be. Honor Society Secretaryg Wilsonian Feature Edi- torg Dramatic Clubg Orange and Blackg Band. 1 8 J DOLORES CLARA LlSS 937 Penn Street Business Education Dolores . . . tailored togs . . . dancing feet . . . Lux lovely complexion . . . sweetness comes natur- ally . . . sophisticated modeling for the future. Student Councilg Homeroom Representative. RUSSELL C. LOHRMAN 937 North 20th Street Academic Russ . . . glowing personality . . . handsome . . . smart dresser . . . architect via Georgia Tech. Vice-President Sf-nior Classy Advertising Manager of Wilsoniang N.,l.C. Representative: Orange and Black. 644 Erie Street ban Chicago. 1211 North- 32nd Street Committee. I ANTHONY LOMBARDO 13 North 25th Street General Tony . . . class cut-up , . . neatly ailired . . . many hidden charms . . . millionaire aspirant . . . attend barber school. Footballg Wilsonian. THOMAS LOVELAND 734 Cedar Street Academic Tom . . . friendly . . . neat appearance . . . likable lad . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . further education at Rutgers. Boys Chorusg Glee Clubg Concerts. LOIS ELIZABETH LOVELESS Academic Beth . . . quiet and reserved . . . good looking . . . Montreal's loss, our gain . . . nurse in subur- Orange and Whiteg Wilsomlzng Cafeteria Cashicrg Bible Club Secrctaryg P.T.A. Representative. ROBERT GORDON MALACREA Academic ' Bob . . . loads of laughs . . . trumpeter . . . 4 joker . . . next stop-Holy Cross. ' Band Orchestrag Student Councilg Evaluation XX'- IQ kts, -A-maj MARYANNA MANCINI 123 North 23rd Street Dlstubutlve Educatlon Mary full of lrfe and fancy free helpful loves to Joke plans to travcl vra the US Waves Typmg Club Dancmg Club is CHARLES JOSEPH MARINI 1044 North 19th Street Dlstrlbutlve Education Chas ready wrt good loolcmf' we dressed wanderlust fun to know future undecided BAA Representative Jr Red Cross Camera. C ub SYLVIA CATHERINE MANGANARO 216 Mnlton Street Dlstnbutlve Educatlon DORIS RUTH MARLES Tmy always smrllng good frlend 2837 Garfield Avenue Busmess Educatuon attend mght school comptometer operator Dons fun lovmg mce to know Orange and Black Wzlsonmn Junior Prom pleasant office work untrl marrxag Homeroom Treasurer Orange and Black Homeroom Treasurer W vi JAMES GORDON MARLES JR 2738 Hayes Avenue Prachcal Arts rm reserved book lover good nalured humorous Hollmgshead Chemical Laboratory Mechamcal Engmeer Bible Club German Club Lxbrary Councrl ROBERT LOUIS MAROZZI 296 Penn Street Academic Sonny carefree good company always good for a laugh avtd sports fan venture mto engmeermg B A A Representattve Orange and Black Semor Prom CARMEN LYDIA MARTINEZ 339 North 8th Street Business Educahon Carmen calm cool and collected s but frxendly secretary then weddmg bells Tenms Manager Student Council Secretary Semor Councxl Orange and Black Chrrstmas Decoratmg, Sheltermg Arms Party JOAN MARILYN MAUN 'III Ablett Vnllago General add Joanne smcere subject to laughter medncal mrssxonary to Indra Cooper Hospttal Asbury College .lr Red Cross, Clee Club, Llbrary, Orchestra, Homeroom V1cePres1dent, Bible Club. Tr: At Valley Forge, we enloyed Au tumn s beauty, Partly because we were free from school duty DONALD ROBERT MARTELL 1041 North 31st Street Dlstnbutuve Education Don tall and good lookmg wants to work ln Florxda nde a slate motorcycle some day P T A Representatrve Homeroom Treasurer Wzlsonum BAA Representatlve KATHERINE MARY MARTIN 3624 Westtleld Avenue Business Educahon Kathy quiet manner dependable frrend sparkling smile future secretary Wzlsoman Glee Club Concerts, Cap and Cown Orange and Black , : I .1 Q 4 f lkckrfl I A 1 'N fi 6. ,ff 5' It: 'ax xl A U A I ' 1 ,A , 7 -1! -f 5 E A - Q 4 . rw! I .1 L . 4 A ' ' -S. . . 8 , 7 K I ' , X me T 55 A . . . ' s 5 ' 'I ' 4 ' I 5 . X ' as +. . . . , , . . . hy . .5 ' g . ' 5, Nxlfl ARCHIBALD MAYBERRY MARGARET MARY MCCORMICK 143 North 33rd Street Practical Arts 823 Pedvl Street General Arch tall and dark can always be seen Margxe haPPY takes lnfe easy at Schaub s Statron R C A Army hfe work for Bell Telephone hopeful songlurd gx .Q m the near future blee Club ,lr Red Cross Wrlsoman Concerts Seasonal Sports Club H1Y JOHN JOSEPH MCDERMOTT EDITH JANE MAYBERRY 205 North 41st Street Academic 143 North 33rd Street Business Education John ready smile neatly groomed Edle qulet and sweet conscrentlous prankster Cathohc s loss our ,am ar fnendly femme future secretary nors rooter Jr Red Cross Seasonal Sports Club Cards Fl rb The candrdates were chosen for the Varsity Ball, Scarcely anyone knew the real secret at all RUTH ETHEL MCGINNIS CHARLES THOMAS MCINTYRE 317 Ga den Avenue Business Educatron 238 Ablett Vrllage General Ruth blonde blushmff smile Mac DICE dresser short dark and hand lrvely personallty forever Jokmg couldnt some ports enthusxast a glrl s dream be sweeter secretarlal work ll0p6S to be 8 CaCllllaC Owner Homeroom Vrce Presrdent, Treasurer Varslty Football, Baseball JANET MAE MCILVAINE 28 North 34th Street lusrness Educatron an cute as a kltten always smrlmg future secretary then marnage Orange and Black Cheerleader Jr Red Cross, .lunxor Prom Semor Prom FLORENCE CAROLYN McKEOWN clothes consclous secretary mas Cards Senror Prom REGINA McNALLY EDWARD MARSHALL MCKEON 950 Lrnden Street Academrc Monk fun lovmg prankster next to college gym teacher Golf Urange and Black Subscnptron Manager Homeroom Treasurer Basketball 804 Beldeman Avenue Business Education Floss half pmt full of charm Orange and Black Homeroom Secretary Chnst 223 Mrlton Street Busrnesx Educotnon ean a helping hand full of fun Ill remember sentrmental oft tnmes dreammg whne cottage wrth a picket fence Musrc for Fun Club Baby Srttmg Club J E O Y WILLIAM FRANCIS MEGARGLE, JR 135 South 33rd Street Academlc 1 hard worker friendly good business head Drextl Chemical Eng,1 neermg Room Classical Club 1954 Class Investment Corporatton ROBERT ERNEST MEI-IMET 637 North 9th Street Practical Arts 0 vood lookmv snappy dresser a way with the girls service man s garb soon seen printer Projection Room Intramural Basketball 'Uh COLLETTA BEBE MIAH 'IO44 lawrence Street Academic Colletta modern Jazz fan happy go lucky Bellevue Nursmo School psychiatric. nurse H1 Y Oranae and Blaclt Wtlsoman French Club Clas slcal Club Spiritual Chotr Jumor Prom WILLIAM JAMES MIDDLETON 36 North 26th Street Practical Arts Bt tall and quiet waxy blond halr popular with the fair sex future machinist CHRISTINE ANN MENOKEN 2843 Saunders Street Business Education Chris always on the go paint and palette kid looking forward to NC State 8I'IlSl ROBERT JOSEPH MENTZ 105 Marlton Avenue Practical Arts Bo qulet and friendly avid poker player undecided future printer Varsity Football Sheltertng Arms Party B A A Representative Untll the gala affair was presented I n s u b d u e d ight And a queen and her attendants reigned for a night LAWRENCE JOSEPH MIGNOGNA 548 Grant Street General ALBERT LOVE MICKEL 926 Lawrence Street Dnstrlbutlve Education Alble nonchalant friendly cute undecided class napper a future m the business world B A A B A A Representatne P T A Representatne Seasonal Sports Club JOAN MAUREEN MILLAR 629 North 6th Street Business Education Maureen su ar n spice pretty eyed blonde necessary voice in Clee Club secretary A Cappt lla Choir, Che Club, Orange and Black, HOHICTOOHI Vice President, Ctrls Ensemble WILLIAM H MILLER 4 429 Beldeman Avenue Business Educatuon Bill Hello, down there sports devotee open a night club Varsity Basketball, Baseball Larry ro ulsh eyes attracts the ladies a car fan craves a Januar career Representatxve Current Problems Club ss , t L ' X KX A-:Ta vc:-cgi: t f 0 Q V A' Q L' Y M' ', 9 'O' do to Xfoiz X ' ,, A A ' ' Q V il if A 5755 if v 1 I if Q gt. KX ' II N N , v ' . W .nv V I 7 fy s I X I X Ti -LC - 3 N H X . . XXX' B'll... ' ' .V 4 Q - . Q n n n n n ' . . I I ' s s n a n ' v A Orange and Black Typing Editorg Projection Clce Clubg Spiritual Choirg Y-Teen. Bb..., ',,... tlll 9 ' , Zhi if , Q Q . l i ' ROSIE MAE MILLS 813 Birch Street Business Educatron Rosle calm pleasant sociable good natured blonde wmmng personality secretary Chrtstlan College Student Councll Representatlve, Blble Club SABINA FRANCES MISUS 914 Lois Avenue Business Education IS bundle of charm Campus Corner clown lady of lelsure Mrs degree s 'x MICHAEL ANTHONY MORIARTY 7 Ablett Vnllage General Mlke qulet but nxce 0Pl0mlSllC everybody s frlend plans to adopt wlngs from the U S Arr Force Ambition to be rxch Socxal Dancm, Club Current Problems SMILEY WILSON MOSER JR 337 Grand Avenue General Skip no need for elevator shoes a around guy collebe days ahead engmeer Orange and Black Homeroom Treasurer Hall ln Guard Strange faces puzzled us and we won dered why It was the Student Conference rep resentmg all the Highs Varsity Football Track Clee Club Jumor Prom LOIS ANNA MOSIER 622 York Street Busnness Education pleasmg personahty one oi Wil sons busy bees ambmon to be a prtvate secretary Wtlsoman Kick Club Volleyball Homeroom JAMES NELSON 833 Krmber Street Practlcal Arts nm dark quret likes swlmmmg future draftsman Basketball Wood Shop STEPHEN RICHMOND NEWMAN 49 North 36th Street Academrc Punch blond crew cut nonchalant Franks Corner future Philly Warrnor Mlamx U Varsity Basketball Student Council PHILIP FRANK MOTE 327 North 42nd Street General Phu palnter wtllmg helper Jovlal art school plant nursery some day Clee Club P T A Representauve, Hallowe en Alt Contest ADA NEWTON 56 South Dudley Street Busmess Education Wmkey modest mxss trlm COIHUTB qulet laughter fashlon plate bound for art school Orange and Blaclt Glee Club Concerts Wil .roman MABEL NOECKER 2805 Gortleld Avenue General Mabel rehable shootmg for the stars next stop Callforma deep thlnker soothing volce Sketch Club .lr Red Cross Representatwe S'... ...ll - 5' Q all X I Z ,K . 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' . . . 1 ef . l .f Q L V 1- 9 -tl I K RUTH SUSAN NORBECK HARRY JOSEPH OFFORD 1 13 North 22nd Street Busrness Educataon 9 Leonard Avenue Prachcal Arts Ruthle fun lovmg a pleasmfr snule Halrs .short and ternftc funster all for everyone chatterbox hopes to be a the way beautnful blue eyes for the gurls hull brlly dusk Jockey aspxrmg prmler Clee Club Wtlsonran H1 Y Club Secretary ERNEST O NEAL OGLESBY Academlc 1167 Penn Street Business Educatnon full of fun Oggle short and terrrfic always a bug lab tech snu e frrendly dxsposmon ambltron to own a mght club and Blacl Football Track MYNRA NOVACK 2636 Baud Boulevard Myrn wxtty charmlng ready smxle actm ablhty nlclan Temple Dramatlc Club becretary Orange Band, Tenms EDWARD MAILEN OTT JAMES WARREN PAPP 2740 Garfleld Avenue Dnstrrbutive Educatuon 325 North 9th Street Dlstrlbutnve Educatlon Eddxe easy gomg German class com rm short mlschxevous always medran amlcable game warden having fun Umverslty of Penn next Jr Red Cross Brble Club Dancmg Club future m the busmess field 21 South 32nd Street Business Education June shmy black locks strlctly fellll mne smart secretary then marrlage Clee Club .Ir Red Cross Hall Guard Student Government Band and Glee C I u b concerts were special hlghlrghts, Our They added the magrc touch to the Arabian Nlghts Jr Red Cross BAA Representatlve H1Y JUNE JANICE PACIONE WILLIAM ADDAM PARK 1233 North 21st Street Practlcal Arts Professor orator up to the mmute Uncle Sams boy Columbla Instltute .lumor Class Presrdent Orange and Black Band Manager Publlc Speakxng Wmner 1954- Class Investment Corporatlon JEAN LILLIAN PAYNE 907 North 7th Street Busmess Educatlon ean plano wrzard ready wrt con genial always pleasant secretary buslness school next stop Wzlsoman Cvlee Club Homeroom President JAMES CHARLES PEACOCK 38 South 32nd Street Busmess Educatuon lm quret and unassummg easy to get along wrth glrl shy dependable pal business next stop Student Counctl H1Y Secretary 12- ' X 5 A as rl R 1' x l l ' f' 1 5' I ml' . . A N ,,,M5,i Q75 ' Z' 0 . ' ... ' ... . ' ... I l ...ll .I I ' Q. 3 . . . . . ' . H K . .gs 9 . ' g I ' ' 1 .g..- I I MIRIAM ELAINE PERMENTER 757 Carman Street Academic Mike happy go lucky college next year medical technician Wllsonzan Orange and Blacl Classical Club Spiritual Choir Greek Club Basketball DAVID PETERSON 634 Willard Street Practlcal Arts Pete well dresstd tall and silent a pleasant smile sports lower work after graduation Gymnastics Club Homt-room Secretary Decorating with holly and fir proved to be fun, e certainly took pride ln what we had done take a letter Winner of Auslander-Rose Speaking Contest Glee Club' Jr. Red Cross Vice-Presidentg Dra- matic Club 2204 Sewell Street Business Education Mary Lou . . . quiet miss . . . popular with eseryone . . . secretary for some lucky one . . VIRGINIA POORMAN 2401 Howell Street Business Education Ginny sparkling smile well liked IRENT PFUHL 55 North 33rd Street Business Education Renee book worm Southern belle the Souths loss our gain watch for her 1n the book rev1ews Physically Handicapped Contest MINABESS PHILLIPS 914 Kimber Street Academic Bess classy clothes tree full of vim and vigor bramy college bound Wllsoman Associate Editor G AA Statistical Secretary G A A Letter Award ii ,Q 'fr PE. x X its 1 :bf Q dl in! ill. dau: -ll Ell Ili' I Ielte. MARY LOU PRIESTLY marital bliss next year. hopes. Wilsoniang Majorctteg Student Government. President. WILLIAM HEISLER RAIEAU 931 North 6th Street Academic . Bill . . . little ball of fire . . . joker . . . friendly fellow . . . looking forward to Michigan State. Wilsoniang Golf Clubg Projection Room. RALPH WILLIAM RATCLIFFE 317 North 42nd Street Practical Arts Rats . . . perpetual motion . . . jovial . . . happy-go-lucky . . . attend vocational school next year. Football: Homeroom Representative. iw RUTH E PROPERT 409 Penn Street Academic Ruthie pleasing disposition amiable history teacher Rutgers Wllsonuzn Orange and Black German Club Glee Club' A Cappella Choir' Sextette' Quar- STEVE ELROY QUEARLES 821 Bridge Avenue General Wheel . . . cool calm and collected . . . dapper youn man . . . s . . . wonderful guy . . . college Varsity Footballg Varsity Trackg Homeroom if .A Nw lOlS E RATHGEB 203 Mllton Street Academic LOIC bouwant personalrty unt1r1n worker su et and friendly campus day 816 North 3rd Street HARRY RAY Practucal Arts Harry neat attlre comm of the hall car expert persuasnve per onalnty sl S ahead 'llllllllllb ql1illl1lLS machmrst WIISOIZNIH Fdxtor rn Clmf Claw ical Club lll Y I,IGl1l.,8 anal Iliad Clan Club Carman Club bmcrctary JOHN RAWLEY 1019 North 27th Street Practical Arts Johnny loquacnous but llkablc Fsqum fa hlons flnrtatlous daslun may me bottom trousers Oranbe mul Black Football Cap and Cown Chrrstmas Decoratm Clee Club 'va 'kb LYLE REEVES 2505 Carman Street Practical Arts Lye good dancer fun maker cnjoys ports a futurc Ill the Navy llOlI1CI'00Ill N crctary Yarslty Football H1 Y Club l ll X Rnprcscntatlvc Ioothall Club Box rescrxcd smrlcs for everyone olf enthusiast earnest and hrlpful future draflsman Varsity Colf Conccssron Stand JACK GEORGE REPPERT 846 Barley Street Practlcal Arts Clapper curly harr popular wrth every one good dancer ambmon to be a drafts Orange and Blacl Spamsh Club Tcnms z man sonzan Art Ednor Checker Club RUTH MARIE REEVES 3173 Mernel Avenue Academnc llutlue co well prepared artlstlc nurse ua Temple Unnerstty Hospltal WILLIAM JOSEPH REYNOlDS 26 North 28th Street Practncal Arts 1 ardent sports fan good natured likes nl ht llfc ready hello for all ladres man future prmter AA Reprcsentatlvc MIRIAM RUTH RICHARD 24 South 34th Street Business Educahon Nlrr friendly smxle for everyone happy d as a lark Wxlson's gxft to Hahnemann Hos prtal Orange an1lBIacL, Wzlsoman, Colorguard, Sen 101 Class Treasurer, GAA Treasurer IRMA JEANNETTE RAY 2927 Thompson Street Buslness Education un sedate and dcmure sense of rt QIl0l'1'sllllllfN neat constduatc colle e bound Tc m ple 0ran,.,e mul Blad Wzlsonran Dramatrc Club A party for children f I I I e d w I h Santa s cheer, Gave us loy and Rosen J RENNER 9lUdn955 Whlch 2711 Cleveland Avenue Practrcal Arts were so Slncere L JACK RICHARDSON CALVIN EARL RISTINE - 565 North 34th Street Prachcal Arts 62 South 26th Street General Rock lots of fun sports lover way all brawn sports mmded care with the ladies jovial drsposrtlon work ICC lHflY klllfl' traveler at laref ln a machine shop Varsity Football Homeroom Presldent Student Councxl PHILLIP HAINES ROBINSON DORIS LILLIAN RINERO 308 Linden Street General 124 Vme Street Busmess Educatlon Phr quxet many outslde IIIICICSIS Dlmples mckname fits cute when txoprcal fish enthuslast plans to attend State blushmg, mce to know clever mnmrc Hospxtal and become a male nurse radlo televnslon field future brrde Pm-1 Pong Club Lrbrary Council Wlth yearbook as WGS l1'l0l'e CCIIV I But the busiest, most m o s t crowded spot was M 23 WARD A ROBINSON 530 North 9th Street Practical Arts Ward quick wltted mlschxevous male fnendly chap to be seen next rn bell bottomed trousers maclnmst Projectxon Room FREDERICK J ROEDEL 806 North 27th Street Academnc Freddy mce lookmg personahty plus muslc maestro please' headed for Buck nell College Student Bandleader Band Homeroom Treas urer, Orange and Black CATHERINE HELEN RONCA 814 Howard Street Busmess Educatuon Katle fun and fancy free qurck wrtted lrvely laughter wxllxng worker pendable lass Orange and Black Trcket Seller LEONARD JOHN ROSSETTI 590 Clinton Street General en good natured llkable a around fellow dependable leader lawyer by way of La Salle Homeroom Presldent Student Council Presldent EDWARD J ROWAN 1913 Ruver Avenue to take machlnes apart H1 Y, Current Problems General lp neat appearance strong sxlent ty pe man of few words army next stop Football Basketball Seasonal Sports Club EDWARD B RUNQUIST 2115 Raver Avenue Practucal Arts well groomed and well dressed everybodys fnend loves to laugh plans N-T-a ar- Xt Q- A A5515 . ad ' 1 C E ' 1 wr ' 1 In I or fffk signments there A ' A e - X .isflf ty' X s. I - , ' . ...de- L' R' ,' a Ed... .- V ' ,A I ee: nel Q fs bl 5i if 'ws -- f sf T' ,,, ann '-O' 5' qv? I HELEN RYAN LUIS G SANABRIA -. ,QQ 14 North 30th Street General 517 Birch Street General - ' Q Helen . . . smiles always . . . modest miss . . . ue . . . enjoys sports . . . trustworthy 'asks pretty green eyes nursing in the near future mat appearance always smiling plans to Music Appreciation Club Y Teen Club nw w00d and make mfmey Science Club Card Club ROBERT WILLIAM SAGIRS PATRICK LOUIS SANTINI 63 South 26th Street Practical Arts 3404 Mernel Avenue Business Education Bo easy going quiet future in a always in trouble loads of fun printing everyone s favorite jet plane pilot Intramural Basketball Seasonal Sports Club Track Mana er Football Leadership Club Card Club Bookkeeping Club x. DEBORAH SCHAMBELAN 3320 Pelham Place Business Education Debby . . . flirtatious . . full of vim and vigor . . . amiable . . . junior college next stop. Orange and Black' Student Council' Ticket Sellerg Junior Prom' Senior Prom. PAUL BARBOUR SAPP 2766 Mickle Street Practical Arts Pau . . . modest . . . man of his word . . . hard worker . . . Army next . . . California Insti- tute of Technology. Projection Room' Bible Club' Law Club. STEVIA SCHAFFER 128 North 22nd Street General Steve . . . short 'n sweet . . . bundle of trouble . . . plans to enter the business world . . . hopes to own the Manhattan Diner. Music for Fun Club. EDITH I. SAUNDERS 1010 Penn Street General Bootsie . . . modest and shy . . . reserved . . . winning smile . . . plans for the future include travel. Glee Clubg Spiritual Choir. ROBERT CARL SCHAUM 206 Rosedale Avenue General Swami . . . easy going . . . witty . . . always has a friendly hello . . . reliable . . . Anchors Aweigh' . . . dreams of Drexel. Hi-Yg Food Service. ALMA M. SCHLUETER 614 Vine Street Business Education aw Sunny . . . always ready for a laugh . . . soft spoken . . . office worker next year. Library Councilg Y-Teen Club. A usual scene-Fri day morning s rush to meet Another assignment and more work to complete lILlIAN SCHOENFELD 1039 North 31st Street Business Education Lil . . . born blusher . . . sports personality plus . . . cheerful smile for everyone . . . future secretary Orange and Blaekg Head Cheerleaderg Junior Prom g Senior Prom. ROBERT N. SCHUCK 3027 Clinton Street Shick . . . tall, blue-eyed blond . . . ever lively and likable . . . sparkling smile . . . a certain lady's heart-tlirob . . . Air Force bound. Homeroom Vice-President. Then the Senior Prom had to be spe- cial in every de- tail, With pretty decora- tions and lights, c o I o r e d a n d pale. EDITH E. SCHULTZ 116 Summerdale Road Business Education Edie . . . good looking blonde . . . quiet per- sonality . . . sparkling smile . . . plans to pound the typewriter . . . then marriage. Basketliallg Tennisg Volleyballg Typing Clubg Usherette. enthusiast . . . NATHAN SCHWARTZ 2600 Baird Boulevard Academic Nate . . . joker . . . happy-go-lucky . . . able actor . . . business via Ohio State. Orange and Blackg Dramatic Clubg Junior Golf Awardg Plays. Practical Arts xi ., DARI.ENE M. SEELEY 730 York Street Business Education Dar . . . sweet, little blonde . . . easy to get along with . . . future plans include work as a clerk-typist. Wilsoniang Clee Clubg Bowling. NELSON T. SEWELL 1148 Penn Street General Poppy . . . loads of laughs . . . swell guy . . . amiable . . . next year-Navy blues . . . million- aire. Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Intramural Basketball. ALBERT ROLAND SHELTON 1190 Penn Street GENCY'-Il Stump . . . man about town . . . happy-go-lucky . . . debonaire . . . generous . . . destination - North Carolina State Music for Fun Clubg Science Clubg Film Mes- senger. JOAN IRIS SHINN 539 Elm Street General Reds . . . keen sense of humor . . . full of vim and vigor . . . a starched cap in her future. Orange and Blackg Wilsonian: A Cappella Choir: Clee Club. WILLIAM E. SHOWERS 105 North 22nd Street 261 South 33rd Street Practical Arts Bill . . . ready to go . . . fun loving . . . time for a laugh . . . future traveler with Dan. Basketballg Homeroom Treasurer. FRANK J. SIMMONDS Practical Arts Moose . . . all around good sport . . . usually found with Carol . . . likable lad . . . a friend to all . . . future auto mechanic. Q' Homeroom President: Student Council. l,i x vi iQ Q ANNE C. SINCLAIR 927 North 31st Street Business Education Anne cute as a button short and sweet office material marriage Homeroom Vice President Homeroom Treasurer Y Teen Club Cap and Gown BARBARA LEE SMITH 108 North 34th Street Dnstnbutnve Education Bea always seen with Joan department store deb P B V operator CA A Representative Homeroom Secretary So cial Dancmg Club RUTH E SMITH 3291 Rowe Street Business Education Ruthie full of fun great supply of friendliness dependable miss future pn vate secretary Head Majorette YTeen V1cePres1dent Semor Class Day COITIPIOIIICICI' OPCTRIOI' PATRICIA ROSE SPARANO 2635 Westtlelcl Avenue Business Education a soft spoken stunning dresser will see her name ln lights Jr Red Cross Basketball Tenms GLORIA R STEER 827 North 30th Street Business Education Smiles happy go lucky full of fun take a letter please Orange and Black Wllsonzan WILIJAM CHARI.ES STEFANKO 905 North 2nd Street Practical Arts 1 well dressed amlcable fellow magnetic personality always rn a hurry future sheetmetal draftsman Stamp Club Current Problems Club EDNA I. SPENCE 1052 North 33rd Street Business Education Spence full of fun and fancy free always friendly loquaclous lass future JEANNETTE AI.ICE SMITH 223 South 34th Street Business Education Smitty star prmt shop pupil laugh able and lovable lmotype operator Orange and Black Business Mana er Wzlsonuzn Halloween Dance Chalrman, Bowlnnv Manager Semor Prom ROBERT SMITH 52 North 33rd Street Academic Butch short and mdependent popular wxth the girls a staunch Democrat friendly and likable Orange and Black Varsity Baseball We dusted our books a n d prepared for a grade, T is mark must be the best that had ever been made Orange and Black Typing Club Law Club RUTH ANN SPENCER 609 Elm Street Academic go getter well versed genlal Orange and Blacl. Art Ldltor Wllsoman Eng lxsh Award Halloween Pamtmg Art Club :id was . - . 3 Z . g g . . I - 2 . 7 ' ' ' ' ., ., 4 I A ' mai Q . 1 - . - . 5 . Q . U Z i Pt... ' R.A.... - ' jet black hair . . . easy-going . . . talented . . . . . . 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' L S - ff, in JANE L STEVENS 325 North 3rd Street Business Education ,lame pleasant personallty frlendly SCCYCLRIIRL 8Spll'8tl0llS Wzlsonum, Volleyball Jumor Prom, Cap and Gown W? gl , W..- MAE ELAINE STEVENSON 424 North 38th Street Academic ll ae hexght wlthout heels braln trust athletic friendly manner Umversxty ol' Pennsylvama next stop Wzlsonzan Tenms Archery Apparatus Basket ball PTA Representatlve SHIRLEY D STEVENSON JOHN lRVlNG STIEFEL 2419 Howell Street Business Educatnon 2730 Lnncoln Avenue General Shlrl dash of sophnstncatnon snlence John Mr Arthur Murray a IS golden poxse good listener future good lookxng yearns to see the world mcludes a secretarnal career 'Irack Team Captam Homeroom Secretary, Student Government Senior Council As the weather grew warmer, we gan to plan e day we would spend relaxlng on sand JACOUELIN NATALIE STILL 755 Carman Street Academac .lackxe tmy bundle of dynamlte sweet and charmlng campus mmded medlcal technlclan someday Orange and Black Tenms Basketball Volley ball Llbrary Councxl Spxrxtual Choxr Nurses Helper RAYMOND EDWARD STITCHER 1032 North 32nd Street General Ray hard worker studnous always wxllxng to help campus days at Drexel F lectrxcal Engmeer Orange and Black .lunlor Prom Cap and Gown Chrlstmas Cards lmgton County Hospltal Homeroom Presldent VERBENA HARRIET STITIELL 41 I3 Westfield Avenue Business Educatlon Dovey our favornte nlghtmgale likable fnends with the world songblrd who shares her talent Clee Club Glrls Chorus All State Chorus A sembly Programs CAROL STRYZS 158 North 24th Street Busmess Education Nella petlte charmer pleasing per sonallty well groomed sweet and damty clerk typlst Homeroom Secretary Treasurer Hall Guard Usherette GERALDINE J SUFFERN 205 Ablett Vrllage ACGJOIMC Jerry sparkling smlle quiet manner athletlc Laboratory Techmclan vla But Wzlsoman Classlcal Club Basketball Tenms Archery Volleyball Junxor Prom NORMAN SUTHERLAND ' 2232 North 36th Street Academic Ollne blond and blushing sports en thusxast college next stop metallurglst WHISILV Football, Basketball Hall Guard In xtll ' Q if Q , be a' L4 We fl -. 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Q85 WILMA ROSE TALUCCI LOUISE THOMAS 1033 North 23rd Street Busuness Educatron 1128 Federal Street General Wrlly amiable pleasant quiet ou sweet and fnendly pretty eyes 1 and lrkable olhce worltcr artrstrc reserved lady traveler P I'A Reprcsentatrvc bkctch Club Wrlsoman Clee Club qpmtual Cholr Basket IRENE JANE THOMAS 341 North 37th Street Busrness Education Renee quret and cute smcere frrend wlllmg helper efficient secretarv Apparatus 3 ELIZABETH MAE TITTERMARY 419 Cedar Street Business Educatlon Betty wrde awake stately charmrng snule twmklmg eyes busmess career before marrxa e Orange and Blarl Wzlsonzan Student Councrl Clee Club Llbrary Councrl Homeroom Presl dent is LOUIS C TODD 1046 Cooper Street Busmess Education To popular fash1on plate lxked by all a necessrty m the Food Falr Food l'a1r Presldent Orange and Black Golf LORETTA V TURSE 114 North 23th Street Business Education Lorne very friendly femme cheerful loquacrous lass worl. as a typnst next year then Jom the Waves Orange and Black Typmv Club Landscape Club EVELYN JUNE UETZ 1221 DuPont Street Business Education Uetzle short and sweet sparklm eyes vnauous cuts a fancy ru future secretary Orange and Blacl. Jumor Prom, Jr Red Cross ELIZABETH LOUISE VALENTINE 821 Carpenter Street Academic LIZZIC facetlous artlstxc always busv frlendly and 1n emous Latm scholar teacher ua Hut ers Oranbe and Blacl Wllsoman Band Orchestra, .lr Red Cross JOHN A VIGELIS 1200 North 22nd Street Academnc 'WW John muscular man on the motorcycle takes lrfe easy next stop-school of arcln tecture l'ootball Club Varsity Football Student Coun crl, J V Football Team BARBARA NELLIE WALKER 2602 Cramer Street General Babs happy olucky earnest Jovxal typrst to be housewrfe Jr Red Cross Typmg Club GA A Represen tatxve At our Prexy Party, we rehved each yearbook page, Knowing that nt would become more valuable wuth age -5 D 1 - . Q' N , - - ' C I 4 A ' 3 , b ll. . ' 3 - vs ' ' : - - ' : ' 4 5 - Quai'-, . -T25,f4g ':1! ' ' 95365: V ' 5, - A G ' . - d... 1 'g , U .. U .. ' . 1' 'Q ., 9 rs J 9 ' ' ,ga l 5 7 X x . X : ' 9 - E Q, , t t -' 3 Q .Q in in ALVIN HUGH WALLACE 1126 lawrence Street General Count Al musxc lover another Arthur Murray style conscious ,ood sport Sir Galahad GAIL WALLACE 1126 lawrence Street General Dolly light hearted sweet and Jolly up to the mmute frnendly H1 for every one here comes the brxde Student Councll Splntual Cholr Christmas Card Seasonal Sports Cldb EDWARD JOHN WALLACE 316 Byron Street General Yuma always cuttm up yovxal Joker trnp to Arlzona next future draft man Varslty Baseball Varslty Basketball B A A Vxce Presxdent J V Football We look with sad ness on Graclua hon Day, The best days of our Irves have been put away Salesman ketball Club it an xi 14- JOAN ANN WARK 2018 Cedar Street Business Educatron Snulev amxable compamon soft spoken skater future secretary Orange and Blacl Wzlsonran Clee Club L brary Councll VICC Prcsxdtnt Home-room Vxce Iresldent Secletary HAROLD WALTON 2909 Hugh Street Aeudemrc Tmk tall and styllsh always good for a wxtty remark ambntxon to be a mrllnonanre Student Councxl Representatxve, Coll Club Bas RICHARD K WATSON 342 Dudley Street Practrcal Arts Dick always Joltmg charms thc blflb sports devotee future undec1ded Varslty Ifootball Varslty Baseball RICHARD A WARREN 470 North 34th Street Academnc Rich soft spoken popular trumpetex plans mcludt bcneral 'Nlotors engmeu Band H11 BAA Reprcsentatne Intramural Sports JOHN F WEIDNER 3200 Federal Street Practucal Arts Johnny sxlence IS golden quxet and modest friendly snulc. plans to be a draft man ln the future Current Problems Club Baseball Club ip MICHAEL THOMAS WELSH 431 Berdeman Avenue Practical Arts Tom tall dark and handsome charmm personallty snappy dresser sparklmb smile future draftsman J V Football Homeroom Representatlve JV Football Club DANIEL JOSEPH WHELAN fe il S' 114 Eutaw Avenue Prachcul Arts Varsxty Dan personable and pleasant a huntm we w1ll go prmter traveler Home B A A Presldent Narsxty Baseball Varsity Bas ltetball Sophomore Class Presrdent ,lunxor Clas Vrce President L Q 0 1 X x ' ,A 1 ' X Vx ere . sera are use I .ue ' is .,, V' - Z Z . U . . . . . ' Q Q . . . ' Q ' - 3 . . . . 1!f 6'i?f?Z:5iisa' l f'L fi L, ' ,. - ' A ' 7 5' fff Elf? f f w ? A' 'gif fa 'ig W I - ' A .X 4 v' l r 2 arse . ' . . - ' f- f 22 S- f .., , a- ,'3.g...,, t gag f 2 we - - A -it f f - s-.1 11:-4-,ffrfw : ' A ,1 Q 1 ' - 35.13 gf' gl1.125g1!'f,ii 3 ve .gg . N23 I :ff 'Q' X X N rx ' , , . . .1 . . , A - , . . . . ,, . . , ' fi I I l' 5 - I ' . , . . . . . ,Q .Y ' . , - , . . . , S . . ' Q - - . . . , ' - . . . ' g I . . . . . . . l U' 3' - - 2 2 - - , I I s 6 ,na 5 . 0 , . . E . . . , , - Q Y if . . - . ' , 7 , 4 9 7 3 JOAN LILLIAN WILLIAMS JOSEPH WILLIAM WILSON 931 Cedar Street Business Education 1026 North 21st Street Disrriburive Education Joan . . . short, cute and full of mischief . . . Joe . . . quick witted . . . mischievous male . . . big brown eyes. . .future Bell Telephone worker. fun loving , , , sociable fellow , , , next stop Orange and Blackg Junior Promg Dance Commit- Drexel . . . electrical engineer. ICC. ELAINE HELENE WILLIAMSON 1245 North 33rd Street Business Education Butch . . . dazzling dimples . . . cheery chuckles . . . vivacious feminine .... telephone worker in the near future. Bowling. 451 Beideman Avenue Practical Arts Ed.. willing to help . . . a printer after the Navy. Seasonal Sports Clubg Stamp Club. GEORGE JOHN YEAGER 3278 Pleasant Avenue Business Education Cy . . . good looks . . . energetic worker . . . Frank's Corner . . . Lincoln Memorial . . . jet Flyer. Student Council Treasurerg Homeroom Vice-Pres identg Rutgers Conventiong Junior Prom. Projection Room. In conclusion, to those who graded our JOSEPH JOHN JONES Scofe, 616 North 7th Street Practical Arts Jesse . . . sociable . . . easy going . . . always a cheery Hi . . . self-conhdent . . . Navy enlist- Our heartfelt thanks: . , B.A.A. Representativeg Guitar Player. The class of li 3 jx if E -Y.. ' ' ' ' L j No 'YCHII could excr msc UFOUWIC Qlltl 1 1 N 1 pmlfo Il 1 PII Nl 111nl111l lu tl - Ill f' 0 J N1 N lll Olll 1101 l L D10 NIL lil Olll Ohll N dl dlli I0ll l If Ulll UOIN ll 'l flomax llll 1 1 1 IL 1 1 ff Q1 111 1 I' Happy couples stop dancmg long enough to record u mem ory of this aHalr 11 oncluful Lunxnff v ,L-.. Vagueeewm xy-4. XX I I g al, I X , ' .. .- A - Q 1, . . - f lx - c PM - I ' ' ' Pl . -l a lIll'll 'lm' as vv 1' r lvl ' 1 ull 1: ' A '1lll.- H for our ,pm int .1 prrl 1' .'Q'lllll:., f ' ' ' 1 I Jlll. ' l'1'1m. XY' 1 A - . Q Q ' . .lx , , pl, 1 K in , 1- ...- K rl' : - lr rl l tl ' I 'gli , F' ' '. uitllin our grasp with ' sl ' lvs. anl il lvul lvling ftllllllillll l '1 mi- ' D full-' 1ll'l'illlglt'll In 1'l'1'a1l1' I' il rarclon . '1-nv. 'nl 1 Q C' 1 ,A Y-In Ill ' sg I ,F as - Jia .R A LY M V 'Ml 'IJ I '1 fl QA' I ' X X l 2' ! l H f -Y 4 1 1 xl '1 1 ' ' ' l un 'rw l ' ' ' 1 M ' I M. X v ,. Y at Q'7 I, I. LILLIAN SCHOENFELD Varsity Queen of '54 X i X X .XX v-, Her mciesty with her vivacious court: Miriam Richard, Sylvia Kenton, Lillian Schoenfeld, Barb H Erickson. ara aggas, and Lorraine Pot Santini guides the lovel L'II' y queen, r nan Schoenfeld, around the floor. 'pvqfozmeaf mild maya ' ' N The Queen and her court dance to music provided by Mendel Tubis and his band. Taking time out between dances to talk over the success of our Varsity Ball. ,,..L u- Nb kg dcwe ,dmfoamed Members of the 1954 Class Investment Corporation Seated Charles lmmendorf Charles Johnson William Pork William Megargle Standing Chairman George Kissinger Woodrow Falress Members of the Sales Committee Dons Rlnero Chairman Mae Stevenson Kathrlne Martin and Alma Schlueter help to swell the Senior fund by their sales techniques Members of the Senior Prom Committee First Row K ow den F McKeown P Hill G Entzmmger J Cramer Second Row Chairman L Erickson M Richard J Mcllvane L Schoenfeld J Curry Third Row B Tlttermary L Reeves F Roedel Fourth Row R Lohrman R Maron: P Santini N Burke Christmas Decorating Committee First Row G Steer S Missus S. Hastings C. Martinez. Second Row. Chairman M. Stevenson M. Novack. S. Kenton. Third Row: R. Stitcher R. Bishop R. Moroui T. French. Fourth Row: R. Shuck W. Fairess. Senior Day Committee. ist Row: P. incoln . Join . Greenberg R. Smith. Second Row: B. Bayruns P. Santini E. Golden E. McKean B. Albertson. Third Row: R. Shuck G. Yeager Chairman L. Rossetti O. Boss R. Buttington. Cap and Gown Committee. Firt Row: J. Pacione, A. Sinclair, J. Uetx. Second Row: F. Griffiths J. Stevens, B. Bayruns, M. Linden, K. Martin. Third Row: Chairman R. Stitcher H. Dare. to leave on that brnsk October mornmg All Aboard was the call as the buses prepared v looks rough but 11 s all 1n fun -ig., Lunch IS almost over but the fun IS lust begrnmng 151, '11 'Yin W .iife-. 3 11'-qu 11: '51 14 M4945 Za Me X Al LPX FORCIL TRIP As we look l111l1 upon o11r l'lNt ymr of l11f'l1 e1l10ol 111111 of 11111 f11111l1 1 111111111111e IN 1l1.11 lll0I'Il 1110 111 O1 111l1111 11l11111 1 1 ll 11.111 11fl111N1 Hll1d v111 1 llappx e11111111s left xxllellll 1111l l11 11l11l 11111 11d lu: 1011Cf1l Vall111 F0100 ll 111p 111111f1l11 11110 P01111 llll l1'111l ll s 11ll41111l l11 our AIIICIILTH f0I'6fllll0lH Clllfllln' l1e 1r f111 l111l1p1111l111111 11111 111.11111 IIN 11111r1 con e111111Q of 1111r N 11111111l ll0I'll'lfrZ0 11 11.111111w 11 11111111111 ll111 1111p11e-1v11 IIS 111111 1l 11111111111111111e lllfl 11111111- of lllllllel made our 1111 11111111111 lll Dt lflXlll 1111 1 111111 11e111111 111 111 1 Olll' YN 111 C111111 1l W.1el1111f111111 - l11' 11lq11111111e Our 1l1111l1 up lllfx 11l1e111 1111111 1o11er 1s'1Q llI'0'lllllllxlllf ut 11111 111111111 1111 NI11111- 1111111 11al111111l 111 1l1e FCWCICIII 1111111epl11111 of 1l111 l16lllflll 1l1ap11l I'11 11111 H1e1111s D11par111111111 1111 11x111111l o11r 1111121 QIIILCIC 1pp11111.111o11 fOl 111al1111f1 1l11e 1r1p poee1l1le 1 Some pretty Sensors on the rocky bank of the Ruver Schuylklll III-.I 'lu 'sm' lx 541.4 Relaxatlon and refreshment at Valley Forge help to make 1t a perfect day ig:-.......1,...u1n1 me ,li Stoppmg a moment to record a memorable event through the unforgettmg eye of the Camera .41 ,foil ! i4',? 'Spreading W ln the setting of a realistic snowman, the children sing Christmas carols. During the Christmas party sponsored by the Senior Class, Santa Claus brings Christmas cheer to the children of the Sheltering Arms Home. 0.4 ,,.-- W lac Santa and hrs many helpers pose together after bringing roy to the little kiddies from the Sheltenng Arms Home This grant Christmas tree decorated by the Seniors, brings a happy holiday greeting to everyone The success of the annual School Christmas Party depends on these GA A and I A A members Magic Uarpet THE MAGIC CARPET surveys the school departments and classes kgfm 15 4' Q fm U s w f ek -' re ti I' Q7 nlwv.. . fb! -f . 3A'Nx: f X .?: A 'x sd 459' x x Y . f ' , A bf A . z -- 1 0 n 8 3 XX Q l K n 'ye 'W f ' X Y 4 fc, , e 9 , X U e ef' 11 A X e We read scrolls ln latm class as dad Roman students of long Ich Verspreche Treue A pledge to our flag rn German ago Of 4 someday fem Learnmg about the people who speak Spamsh helps us to understand the language The Minn Carpet h is lJI'Ollf'llt us mto contact lNllllIllll1X lllll0llN Cermany france Old Home lllll Spun We lmrned the lZillfYUB. CN of the-e noun Ines .mtl 'lcqlmltlted our elxes with the people thur custom , and thelr lll tors an,u1f'e dame Queh as thoee olfere at XYllH0I1 help to promote Hood sxlll l0SN3Id people of other Il3ll0ll3llll6q, and Une us a more Hympa thetlc llllflCl tindmv of their problems Studying Arc de Triomphe provides an Important hlstoncal background nn the study of the French language lt' I IIT- ' . cl., ' 1. 2 D .. . . -1 0 z U' 1 Q: 1 ', ', , Af - . -Y i 1 - 1 . 1 -. 1. 1. : - ' - ' .i ' .' . 5 ' ' , V 'e s ' 's '. , L U ., - e- - - 3 - d Q , C ' ' ' e C ' L ' ' 's. C 3. , ' 1 rl , K ' link' N. V k ,. M iv f ' . :fl . ' if . I. Q M 'f ' 4' Q AIRF 1 A ,3,,,,. as ., gf, . K a n '-if . Sf. l - 5' X N Nate Schwartz looks on as student llbranan Dons Rlnero checks out hrs book L. Macbeth rs berng murdered by u sensor English class Alone the Alablan Patlnmy we mfide frequent cflllw 'lt plfxces of lntereet, one of uluch uae Ellnll l1 lt ww- our prnllefre to next tlub oa 1 exeu den and to fluc lCflC hmfv Qpxxn Q und Sll9llf'lllC'llll10' food 'rt exelw till We het lme 'lCqll'lllll.CCl tslth the 1111 tele thele 'md leuned to 'lpplttlllt then 1lLll huxeet of eomeds S'lllI'C, tr weclx lxuell poetry, 'md exen the heasy lmea of lhllll0Il Mlm '1 Slllflllll. burned the nuclm ht oll Q0 that he could dunk dnep from theee enfllc s -pun Cfmduiten ulll go out to eontmue on llfe 5 p lthu 'ax beltel fitted to WIHQP the 0pP0llllIllllCb 1t ha: to offer Nm.---'Af Li -al 4a called ofa ramen Me 11110 Q 1011111 11.1111111 1 111111 ll Q 101 - 1 1 lg .111 'IIIC1 1111111 111111 1111 11111 llle -111 1 111 111111 1 cl 111' 111:11 1111 1111111 111 lt 1 ll 11111 III 11.11111 111111 111 1 JlOC1llLLK1 111 11 Olle 111111111 Cl'lfl 1116-11 IC Illdll 11111 XIIQ 111111151111 '1 1 1111 1- Ol ff. 11z1'11 ll 11111 1 Ilhlllllll 1 t1 1111111111111 to 0111111 11 111111 21111111 of 1111 111411111 1 11111111 11t111111- 1 1' t . an 1111 -1- llllo u-1 lll 1111 11- IN are 111111111 lltl IC 11111-l 1111po1l.1nt 111111 1111 1 1121111111 lll IC - mp- 1- 11111 NIJ 11111 1 .111 .111f'1 COOPCILIIC Ill 11ltll 1111111 111 ll 11111-11 1.11 .1111 to 111 1O1C l1llll of 0110 1111111111 '1111'-0 111111111 1111'- C'IlC0l1l8gC the N1lld6Il1S Ill 11e11l11p111f 111011 11116111 11 IW and 111.1-01111111 1o11c1- 111 111111 to -11 11 lltll ploblem- -- 1- 'Q .Q Our artists receive experience in using u live model. Mr Mercer guves ca but of cdvuce to 11 future draftsman ang Q Cooperotnon plays an amportont part rn puttmg the clamps o In wood shop Sennor pressmen turn out letter perfect work Thus productuon lme meets the demands of the day fx eu J 14 Mncroscopes pennls poper we re all set lo make u lub report for Mr Reber A code? No ns algebra one of ihe keys Io modern clvlllzahon 'yazq of Me efemeaw Mr Fnsher guides another excursuon mlo the mysienes of solnd geometry Mlm XXOlldLIN 'uc to lm found ln 1110 I md of e Harm ll ms N on N lox mn nu lm IHXNIPIIKN l Ill IIN U N114 N 1 lf'l N xx N d 1 xn l ll N ff ln N tux Suuuc 'md INIIIICIIIIIILS ale thc IOOIN rx NIIILII the tudenlb leun the ut of LOIINIIULIIXL lhlllklllf' Look closely future chemasfs nn the mukmg In physics lub the lows of the unuverse are learned by ob servmg them m ochon on Secretaries, Bne enough to grace the office of any business- man, receive training in clerical practice. The Dnstributive Education class, under the direction of Mr. Joy, plan for their selling proiects. Miss Zampino dictates a letter to eager students in a short- hand class. ,ff Flying fingers and noisy typewriters characterize this typing class. mp'20666d in N lfnierging from the mysterious cloud produced hy The Lamp. a miniature metropolis can he seen is hose at-tiiitivs are conducted as those of an imag- inary husini-ss world. In this city. the affairs of court must he car- riecl on in a professional manner as is the policy of our connnerm-ial classes. Ifach phase of this course is a different ad- venture in itsr-lf. The training provided prepares the indixichial to reap the treasures that await him. Through sturly and practice, and the ideals he has acquired, a bright and glorious future awaits him. l Mrs. Nahrgang instructs our girls in the social art of pouring tea. 'away mmm a ' From the shops along the streets of Old Bagdad came the aroma of fine cooking. Frequently similar odors seeped out of G-2l as the Restaurant and Short Order Cooking Class prepared and served lunch to a limited number of lucky students one day each week. Not to he outdone hy the girls, the fellows at Wilson l1ave invaded this domain. They have laid seige to the city. sealed its walls, and incorporated the Boys Chefs. Some of the delicacies produced by this group rival those made luv the Sultanis connoissenrs themselves. The Queens of Sheba may have had clothing madc from the hnest materials and tailored hy skilled work- men, but the girls of the Sewing Classes created gar- ments which they wear with equal pride. Zz 74. ' 1- XK 4 v The candy counter in the cafeteria satisfies the tastes of many students possessed of a sweet tooth, and offers selling experience to the cashiers. Ah! The aroma forecasts a tasty cake. This Elementary Clothing class prepares these girls for domes- tic or commercial sewing. i n Y l ids-- 'wa' 'I The Human Geography class dnscusses the Importance of the Dela ware Rtver Protect Deane The pupils 'lt RllN0Il lllXC the oppoltumly to lrzun about the expel 16-me-, ll llJllN, 'md cuxtoms pcoplc all oxm the X801 ld lllme lamp of leafllllln' offers tllls Lnmslul' P to all xsllo ttlQll to ICCCIXC lt Stu ents of the boull SlllCllCN rom CN axe Ilclllx xmxaldecl fm lllPllQ le the lmouleclne ttlllfell nlll lt p lllelll lll1Oll llOlll life Tllex mn plohl by the CXPLII CIlLtS and Lllllllllo of tll pumplw of the xsollcl World Hustory broadens our houzons by lntroducung us the Ideas and :ustoms of other peoples Human Relatnons teaches us how to get along wlth other people To get the complete plcture of Amerlcan Hnstory nt IS neces sary to study many other countrres my ,mtl '79 . ts Q, ' -- A r' ,. 'rr o . ' I K. ' -XR FY , 4 ls ,. Q f Q 1 l ' 1 .14 X . A' 0 I 0 0 N I . v. - 1 . 1 1- A ' ' M ,Q K- X' ' .' ' 'J . 5 . 3 5 of - V' Y V i , I .O f- d .Q 5 -SQ V 3 A r .- D -,of--'111 h r U ' .l if l l l A' Vu' ., . .Y E. , ,. - , l ' A ,av f n . . . . to ' v ni - Joe Darmno prochces hrs first and on vrctrm Joe Low L....g Pot Sparano recerves a few pointers on drlvrng from Mr Forte pwpiele of alcdemy Thl'0Uf'll the xallous couwes the PIIQQICHI Edum tlon Depiltment has to offer, 1 rude selectlon of actn III Qpolts heiltll CCIUCZIIIOII, and diner tmmmff As the umd left llI'tpI'8SSl0IlS on the sand the P115 SlL'll hClllC3tl0Il Depfutment his left llS llllpflllt on the students of XVIINOH Hwh by dex elopmff a wholesome chamcter and promotmfr the 1de'1l: of falr plfiy and good sportsmanehxp Grab that rebound us the bottle cry of the boys gym class Grace and agrlrty on the apparatus rs exhrbrted an the gurls gym classes 'x t j- 's '- ' z 9 , . . 1, .. t s 1 s '1 -4 :- -- , A, , nv n C, V Q. .s vs. C' . K Q C V. . . '- ities are open to those pupils whose interests may lie ' . ':, . ' 1' ' C. W Y. . . L , , S C , . F , M , 'L O . L W ' 4. ' .. .. . . , . Mr Bergman and his star carpenters construct the refreshment stand Proceeds from me newly mnshuded reheshmeng on our ulhlem field stand help to buy equipment for our Band If-il? M On :ide 'Fl .0 Kessels for lunch is the motto of many Wilson An informal group of students gather on the ramp. students. The delicious cakes baked for our Junior Class cake sale stove off our hunger until lunch time. Yi -44. Members of the Senior Council conclude a meeting which plotted the course of the Senior voyage. The Forty Jar THE JARS-of achvmes contribute to the Lamp of Knowledge CN J f X W Ze y f-g Ig Nba! f .arf 4-5144 L? '13- 3 ,iff ir F fl mfbww A ex, ' xx ff It 5 ' C Q f ' k Q , K, QQ 5 ff K K 1 g K v X J K kg- A .Q Q ' e f 4 ue J fig ' --4, 1 X e '7 gy ff 1 ' ' ,f Won. V7 I 6,6 l x TI ll X IA K X , A - , fi A ' Q 5 ' Y 'A:'Zi.,. .J A . 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'. :',1P5f ?'- ij - '-2. -I -, I ga: if Y fs-EZ? 3.2 S gs ii 1--uw-0...--o The Orange and Black drsplayed an full glory Frrst Row C Bumbuc J Shlssuas C VanGeel J Sauseleun L Straus E Pond R Warren J Darrano N Rubrlght Second Row J Fullerton B Breon A Lnndsay L Crane F Schwartz R Mala treo W Doran W Acker M Bradley Thrrd Row L Erlckson zuuqeew to .....gL......-, l ,V , l Sti- J Curry R Eberbach M Bond P Lucha W Albnght E Jarvns A Bates Fourth Row R Keyek H Fmgerhut L Kalt T Shnbe R Smlth J Gellura E Valentune R Johnson W Howe Center Student Leader Fred Roedel Band Dxrector Wnllnam Marley The school musmans dusplayed thenr various talents at The Annual Sprung Band The able sluden' Ieude' Fwd Roedel and Chwf Concert based on o German theme under the dnrectuon of Wm Marley Morley 'he mnduuo' of 'he band genie' on mu sncal arrangements 700 auooocoao . 'xuocnnafxc 9 7 72 ' ' . ' : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . - I ' I ' v f , . . 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I V mfr A -- 'Q' -- -Y .,,,7, -, I f 'lu- vpohk gy Dtfllllilsw F Il t ellll X 6 I Members of Wulsons Dramatrc Club durmg a scnpt readmg S os R Vrlkomerson S Tubns R Katten A Troast N First Row A Rosen S Frutz P Rome L Casey Second Row Schwartz J Gellura G Mater W Fanress W Roap B J A lindsay A Kamy R Adler K Bass L Green erg Cooper I Ray M Novack C Llpson J Zubrm Third Row K Martin G 2I'-0 Dramatn: Club Officers loss Greenberg, Presrdent, Kenneth The final scene from The Doctor of Lonesome Folk, the annual Bass, Vnce President, Carol Lspson, Treasurer, and Myrna Christmas play presented by the Dramatic Club Novack, Secretary, discuss a new scnpt wuth thelr faculty advisor, Mlss Jean Welsh waz' emfefzm ' 74 5' . . . I Q irfgfflfeifzrvvjwx K ! J f N If? I . ,K X- 5 h Q73 f I - H 1 ' Q - R ee-' 'W .U 1 I ,xx l by . 4 I 7 'N V - ' 5. N' . 1 1 4' 3 X' ' ' r V ' f lf he c Q! Y . K' f f' .A -Aw Q . 'A -A l v 4 '-'via'-'C KI ,.-'lu xl, gf' f I , l I . -. . L13 A 4 E y Q .R ,-c 1' N -- 'P V o If f,.l ' ' . ot , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' : - . - ' , - , - - f . . , - ' . - ' , - , - - . ' , . , . , . , . b , , . . . , . , . . : . ' , . ' 'I , 1 , , R 1 N ,pw-we Vi y -' N-W 1 Our pretty Usherettes-First Row: J. Shinn, A. Troast, B. Cooper. Second Row: K. Martin, J. Darnell, I.. Mosier, B. Leonard, C. Gross, R. Adler - escorted guests to their seats at the Christmas Entertainment. Partlcnpants an the Auslander Rose Speakrng Contest J Muller J Clemens V Poorman and W Park K ass 'S 5 ft- ' f . 'V ' l i , ,ov T. The Octette features solorst Mary Vernon t selectuon dunng the Chrrstmas Entertamment The show couldnt go on wathout the and of our stage hands L Hawkms, T Goermger B llreck Q0 srl 0 32 was ' t ff? -5,f '7 ' :TZ Q X1 I Vu: f f ff, :rev l .QI ff aL EDITOR S MESSAGE The Movmg F rnger urztes and, havmg wrrt, Moves on nor all your Prety nor Wrrt Shall lure rt back to cancel hal a Lme Nor all your Tears wash out a Word 0 ll And so many years after Omar Khayyam, the phlloso pher of Persla wrote these lmmortal hnes we, the yearbook staff of the 19:14 Orange and Black, have had an opportu nlty to gulde the movmg finger through this annual, an opportumty permlttmfr us to record the trlals and vlctorles of our bountiful career at Woodrow Wllson Hugh School As thls volume rs bound lt becomes too late to rewrlte a lme of lt, and who among us would wlsh to? For thouffh this book was bullt on experxences that, at tlmes were a blt trylng, these trials hate taught us the secrets of llvlng m a mature socxety The lamp of knowledge casts lts cultural lxfrht upon us, the graduates of 1954 molding the form of our lnves and showlng us the way to future triumphs The movmg finger 15 ready to wnte agaxn Let Ill wrxte tlllS chapter WlSCly 4e Vega and 564 caacalfaule Llterary Staff Frrsf Row M Novack L Greenberg J Cramer J Shrnn M Mnllar R Cullnn C Much Second Row R Proper! J Shll B Loveless B Boyruns G Dnlley S Kenton A Dumeld Thard Row R Reeves L Rufhgab M Phrlllps E Golden N Schwartz N Burke T Downes R Lohrman YJ f 'Q Gifs, A Dumeld E Golden R lohrman, F Gumn Art Staff Flrsl Row E Valentme R Spencer C Mlah M Phllllps Second Row R Reeves, P Hill The Edrtonol Stal? of the 1954 Orange and Black W Megorgle B Albertson Associate Edrtor R Spencer Art Edrtor W Fclress Typrng Edntor J Cramer Lrterary Edrtor C lmmendorf Assnstunt Photography Edntor J Smath Busrness Manager Edntor L Erickson Assocnute Edrtor G Krssmger Edltorrn Chief if Q1 Typnng Stuff Frrsl Row E Wrllromson J Uetz Megqfgle J Williams Photography Stat? Frrst Row L Schoenfeld J Curry B Tnttermary J Mcllvclne Second Row W Farrefs M Rlrhurd R Hutchinson T Downes Mus? q 1 1 Busmess Stuff Frrsl Row M Novqgk R Reeves E Hqmptgn R Smith E McKeon R Strtcher R Norbeck G Dnlley P Jorner J Stull R Cullm D Seeley C Anderson K Bowden F McKeown J Drdth S Mlsus A Cody, S Kenton B Tettermory N Schwartz Second Row I Ray P Lmcoln J Pocrone M Permenter, J Sha C Decker J Arensberg J Carbone F Kwnatwokskn J Low J G Steer, R Smith J Mcllvome L Schoenfeld Thrrd Row M Krebs Smlfh 77 . . : A l I . . I . I . I l . I . . I i .I . . I - l . . I . . I . l . I J . I . . 3 . . . I . -. D . 2 ' ' '. za , . - y X. I L . 1 M' I , rw I 5,5 . 'A 2 -, ' . K 1 'I , 4 L ' r A ' sw A K I. ' it Q, ,,- '11 I. 4 x . ' . ' : . ' ' , . . Second Row: L. Turse, R. Stitcher, J. Guult, W. , . . - ' I - , - . - ' . - ' . : . ' -, . ' , . ' , . . ' 15 . ' 54' S A ' . . , ,N .I ' an L zzz' h ' I : ' r - r - r ' ' r - r - l r ' r - I r - . r - I , . ' , . , . , . , . . - y - . , . . , . ' , . , :. , . ' , . ' , . . 'nn, - . - . - , . ' ', . , . . . ' , . ' , . . ' : . , ' . and you ladies know what bringing t E ampaign aunt HE WOUDROW WILSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL byS Y- CAMDEN, As The E :tree sidew ten me 'rr AQ 1 b .4 -- u-.4 Editorial Staff of The Wilsonian. First Row: R. Katten, Associate Editor, l.. Rathgeb, Editor-in-Chief, M. Phillips, Associate Editor, E. Valen- tine, Feature Editor. Second Row: E. Golden, Sports Editor, Miss G. English, ' Faculty Advisor, M. Brown, Business Manager. rally. 2 11 ........... ......ley, Conductor anc cAr1:Aun -Iva Tpul1fs School Evans Mldm lost tried old sir, for your inions. And s, this your ke Raphone. ' II that sort been taking Hwarry's been un page TE ! Ruth Pro- bu Business Stott. First Row: B. Drain, I. Adler, G. Ctmino, B. lustgarten. . Second Row: F. Guinn, M. Fisher, R. Lohrman, S. Dantonio, D. Braxton. MQYOZZI, Norman oulneriunu, N a t h a n . Swartz, Terrence Downes, Charles lmmendorf, De- bora Schambelan, Ray Hutchin- son, Nolan Burk, Bill Rabeau, Roland Dean, Thomas Welsch, lAl....- f'. f-...-.. . . I IXLEIIE.. 1 , ....,,.N' f i ,,. , G. Steer. Second Row: M. Permenter, B. Dochterman, M. MacNeill, R. Manning, D. on W.C.A.M, every other Satur- day at 10:30. Be. sure to listen in, your name may be mention- Af 6: l.iteml'1 Stal Firul Rav: A. Engstrom, D. Cronmillar, L lieber, R. Adler, E. Suiern, l. layruns, R. Smith, S. Kenton, R. Propert, 7-Q Albertson, C. Mioh, M A v x nne Li' , Y, l'lClii 1 . U i us?Einuiy, v-Jesu pn D 35 Typing Staff. First Row: E. DePuo, D. Seeley, D. Duncan. Second Row: M. Perno, 'typing Editor, M. Richard, E. hampton. iss. nas alre .aio me co.-.crstone for 'the building of their yearbook. Mr, Law discolsed that Robert Katie-it has been chosen os Editor-irv chief of the '55 yearbook, while Robert loveland was appointed A--.--I..A- f'.lIm.. IA' f' -I ' ever increasing one. bomethmg must be done either by making the stole driver fmam and road T. Shibe L. Crane test hordei cr by providing state owned driver training schools. Favs prove that more accivl F rw f! i H oft 9' .-, ,, e P. Hill, G. Sutfern, E. Dequenthec, R. Peterson, M. Stevenson, M. ltiggin, E. Lemmerman their abilities, interests, school grades, and personality traits Ein neuer Deutcher Verein has been formed here at W with their counselors in M-9. row Wilson. You say, it'c- Greek to me, well it reall meg S RSO AN Art Stott. First Row: R. Reeves, Art Editor, M. Stevenson Second Row: S. Tubis, Photography, M. Novaclr, C. Lipson I Schwartz H Fingerhut R L, Erickson J Fullerton A F. Roed W ' l we-v M. Bond J Savseleii cle 6 A' . K. few, I Zh W. Raheou, E. Rowan, W. Kilterly, N. Schwartz, G. Maier, A. Rosen, Ch classes are ,ookma o their annual picn ' i 'l'l i of the year 1 cz fe fo we Point with Pri Student QIOVQTIIIIICIII at Wilson is one of our most outstanding activities since it embraces thc entire life of the school. As Sc'herazada's Court ilClllllIllSlCl'CCl the affairs of state. so the Student Association coordinates the actixities of the stuclent hotly. It encourages each student to take a lll0l'C active part in school affairs and encleavors to instill ideas of good citizenship and f10YCl'llIll6l1l in the nrincl of each infliviclual. During: this year. unclcr the leadership of Mrs. Jean Altiniore. we have COIIIC very near to our goal of developing the ideal spirit in work and play. in school untl out. We have Conn: to realize that lvilson can only become the kintl of school that its students wish it to be. -an-3 Student Government Otlicersz Jane Fullerton, Secretary: Leonard Rossetti, President, William Pork, Vice-President, and Ernest Trebing, Treasurer. --1 The Student Government, which holds weekly meetings, is comprised not only of homeroom presidents, but also of representatives from various organizations throughout the school. H d N 29: rr A, x ,-Jen ix X we-if QQ SQSXXQ X 4 AXQX I! aauezfq' 4- Sw. It S. - Prolectron operators Joe Law and Brll Megargle set up the camera used rn the vrsual and program Mmam Permenter takes a swung at the prnata dunng he Spanush Club Christmas Party Dragnet Uyau an ongrnal play presented by the Latrn Club at therr annual Saturnaha The Junror Red Cross collects Wnlsons Thanksgrvung donatron for the cluldren at the Shelterrng Arms Home Dancrng Club students learn all the modern dances and enloy the socral actrvrty 80 l llml Ili H F , ...J-.. In Art Club, aspiring artists get a chance to practice, and com pare their technique with that of others. Mrs Seybold gives Publicity Club members a lesson rn advertising slump club members ham many useful fad, abou' panning and mounting their stamps, and also get a chance to exchange them with other collectors in the school. The clubs which are offered to the stu- dents of Wilson High are as varied as the tales of the Arabian Nights. These clubs are classified as service, leisure time, and musical clubs. They help to develop abil- ities and personalities. Some develop cul- ture, while others are solely for the pur- pose of entertainment. But perhaps the most joy is found in being a cooperative member of a club which helps others. No matter what the individual choice of a stu- dent might be, there is a club to conform with his desires. ? Dressed In lherr besl allure lhe Boys Chorus harmonlzes al an as sembly program On Me 8, 2 l-u--- sy D l 1 -sw Represenlallves lo Boys Slale and Gurls Slale are Fnrsl Row Leonard Rossellr Lorrarne Enckson Russell Lohrman Belly Alberlson Woodrow Farress Second Row Nolan Burke Jeanette Smllh Joe Low Rulh Spencer Terry Downes r F' ' -vc w Mika -gags- Ken Joe Friday Bass searches for hldden clues rn a skrl adverlnsmg The cosl of our Jumor Talenl Show lake live during re lhe Sprung Play hearsal lo talk over lhe lclsl munule changh The enlure Glee C vb during als Sprung Concerl 0,90 '-1 4- 4'- our 'lf I--ua Belly Ann Alberlson al lhe organ accompanies lhe Glee Club at the Sprung Concerl .Q-an Q. S, . - ai, 'G ' N , g. U' 1 6 xl W . ,. . ag I- f ' C -e . . , . ,, , . - A, n - Mu-DUNN , Q : .I . . ' . I 5 . f , . : , ' ' I V I 6 sk ' 5- if 1 ' V X . ' . l .3 lm- 431 E, I - ' Ka r 5 2 ' - A: W 9'A - -f-' 1 vi X A U QE X, . ' .,.f T - TWH 1 To . ,, .. W-H 3: , W x, ff- .. -V 1- '-,:-- W -,Q . I I . 53 W 3 A'-'-U' . . 1 I R ,SH T , 1 'glib A 1 , ' 5 5 Wi 1' ll 'lf T P UIQ Z ' l ' 'A Hn Y A y . if 2 I X, H N- N 'L'1- .' Q! -4. A 5 O f- I -1 I , 1 gm . 9 S f ' 1 E 2. 1 -eb'-' Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov ..................Woodbury .... . . , .Vineland , . .... Burlington . .,.. . . .'Camden 1953 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE . .,.. Collingswood . . . .'St. Joseph . .... Merchantville . 4 , .... Bridgeton . . . . . .'Comden Catholic 'City Series Games The Football Coaches-A. Katz, Head Coach W. Nowak, W Burcat, and S. Pawlak-map out strategy. 'letac mm owwelaea mzddepafuf' Wilson halts a stiff Camden drive during the Thanksgiving Day game. -fnfkww -hliiyg as Ck ., , in 'f, , X ...14. 4 , Ni-f, 4 . A -53.5 tl? q':.Mn,4 , l ' 5. l 1,35 Q 'V -. . ' 'O K ' -- r , .rkr , r - ' ' ' f ' 4 MQW z'-rw ,ur -sm ,-- - H L l fl I . Vw-?g1 ?y7'.?i 31, K , F? if 11 1 x Xl . RX .... V.-. ,,,,.Y All snipg-:zxs,.., iX:f g iv.-A xx-. 1 N 'ffl Jig M6-dlp: mf,5 ,,Tfi .x ' - fy: H Q M W U 9 'iii fu if Q hV. n'a h 1 ' 'a ' 'J' ' s J 8 Q . .. x 1 N, ,V .I ,. 1, , A . . . Q.. 4, .-5 I Hx r ' 'h 'fJ A B, .5 4 - lx at v I 'J Q Xe K. .- I 4' - 1 x l all ' ' 4' , ' f Wilson's smart-stepping moiorettes v ' :mx-,Xl . -Shirley Gilbert, Doris George, . 5 Heod Maiorette Ruth Smith, Ger- H J Q , fly ex. dv - trude Entxminger, and Eileen Beau- . L 7 l det-led the band at every football ' n ' game. 4a ofwlezwcw mama E Yr ini Cheerleaders Julia Curry Pat Call Carol Anderson Kay Bowden Head Cheerleader Lillian Schoenfeld Janet Mcllvaine Kathleen Reed Roberta Cullen and Barbara Diem kept our spirits high during the sports SGCSOR me lTllll me Qlllllf' the thru' -quu 1s llll liau done' so 111111l1 to 1 11rx the 1111111 of XX omlmu 1 Non H1 1 lnoun l0lll xllllll cum l wee ll l1 111 un our llltlf NIOII Ill l 0' II N ll? -..F Pueplmim 'llifx l1'110 ulclcd 11111 luetci to 1 11111 it 11111116 Nllllll of the Lredlt for llimr Quue N -'mb ll r N 11 nm islu 1 '1 ery ll' 1 well done 1 wmn'l Qi Our well drilled color guard Captain Arlene Dumeld Viola Bryan Miriam Richard Marie Perno Benn: Sue Wilkenson stand at attention on the front steps Omcers of the Boys Athletic Assocua hon Frank Kwratkowslu Vlce President Dan Whelan President Ed Wallace Ti Treasurer Duck Watson Secretary Qaeda af gunz! value The Boys' Athletic Association is the means hy which all the boys at Wilson High are banded together into a unit. for the purpose of increasing their interest in athletics. lvnder the direction of Mr. Walter Nowak. this group has sponsored guest speakers. safety programs. and athletic films. For the fifth consecutive year the association has boasted one hundred per cent paicl membership. Talent! Refreshment! Dancing! These are hut a few of the things the Girls' Athletic Association of Wilson offers. This organization provides op- portunities for girls to compete in sports which help to develop good sportsmanship and skill. fi 'I N -Md Grrls Athletic Association Omcers June Clemens Treasurer Pa Call Vtce President Barbara Trout President Shir ley Gilbert, Vlce President Pat Mars Secretary Admmng some of Wilsons many championship trophies are Barbara Trout left and Pat Young nght presudents of the GAA, and Dan Whelan, center president of the B. . . 2 Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan. Jan. Jon Jan 1953-54 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE . . . .Woodbury . .Moorestown .Collingswood ..Alumni . . . .Burlington . Collingswood Merchantville .:5iSt. Joseph's . . . .Burlington .. Audubon .. Vineland Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. . . .. . . yFCamden Catholic . . ....... 4'Camden .. . . . . Merchantville .. . ..... :l:St. Joseph's .. . 2..:kcal'l1den Catholic . . . ....... Bridgeton . . . ....... l1Camden .. . .... Vineland .. . . . . . ,Moorestown ...,..,.........AtIanic City :':City Series Coaches Bill Burcat and Pele Mussa talk over an improvement in strategy with Captain Sam Croge ERNIE TREBING L MILLER SAM CROGE BILL DAVIDSON 'x in- STEVE NEWMAN 'ki JACK VANE X DANNY WHELAN 0-vu rv ' BILL SHAW oo Qfhiann abr' . -.... ,Q ,J The Track Team. First Row: Coach T. Forte, R. Damghaiian, Comegys, J. Dickinson, F. Kwiatkowski, F McGinnis E Oglesby F. Schoenfeld, J. Chilbert, R. Moss, V. Iniaian, C. Schreffler, D. Third Row: P. Crew, H. Bussard, G. Pitts K Miller W Rance Shrirnpton, H. Kel-lblefr A- Ml-Wfefr Mdrwger G. Edgington. T. Sinclair, R. Handleton, G. Fox, J. MacNamee R Wrrtz H Second Row: M. Braxton, S. QuearIes,'J. Stlefel, R. Gabell, P. Wise, W. Baughman. nv : Z , n prank Kwiqgkowski sfepping high over the Igw hurdles, John Stiefel prepares to hand off the baton as he finishes hrs . , .,..5,A. .vw ,,,. ,f 2 Steve Quearles prepares to push the shot during practice on the school field. Paul Comegys throws the discus during practice before the outdoor track meet. .-at leg of a relay. Mal Braxton bears down for a last burst of speed in the 440-yard run. Dick Gabell sends the iavelin on it's long flight. P' A l I 1 I Av ...B -. 7' Mr Walter Nowak The Tenms Team Hutchmson J Shlsslas M Kog an A Bnllnant R Jeqgaoazf cutie n tees off dow n e fanrway 54. 44-9-1-4 F149 4-4-4g-4 44444 .4444 .,. .44 'V 4444 -44--4 4+v4 Q--4.4 -44444 I +444 4 r 448451 4 543'-v . 4444 4-444 49- f 'f'+' , . . s .44 ,44Qy-4-444 4o4r+'V'f 444444- 44 044004-9-4' 44444944- 0-4 , 44 4444-Q? 4v ' 44440 vii! ' T 9444440 4444+ 44444v 1 444444 444 44 +V-444 4444 L 4444 Q4 ..,.,. 44444 nsnnglai.-xii--nnaaann ' it Coach, B Wolfe, J Darmno, 4444 41, 4714,-4444 4- r+4f4-rv 4+4++4 K4-L44-4444 ' 10444 'W' UI? 4 T3 ff +4 444 97' raquetee +4 444 4-44 4 44 4 4 , 44-f . , ,,.- 44,444+-'ir' 01,4 44444444-44-O' 4 4.44 44fv+f+-++-4-4P+- ,,,.., 44444-o'+f f .,,.., ++4- , +Av4r+4-6+4f ..,.4-+-4s+f 4 4 4 4-4 4444 Y' , , ,,,, 444' - 4 444-v 'YNY' 4 9 +9 4'49QOO f'+' ramer, but Wulsons star thus n Jack K r R y Hutchmson McKeo ther J Zubnn are bg x N 0 ,O 5:61 ,4 .tan not-v 31 L W, we H' H fa 0.9-v 9 av' Y' ha-va viii... Q 4 X Q' -1.4 an.. Q ,, -0 'u:-V' s! Second :- if-Qw 4,4 4 www J Low, W Boetc The Golf Team First Row W Johnson B s Coarh, E McKeon, D Brady J Smnth Il Raw Mr Albert as , .Q -on , lisa x5' 4 44,4-+-44'-sf' ' ' H751-1' Q. 1 4 .A-4 4 O- p,4,' J-544444444 3 . , .,, . . 4- . , 4 . V wx ffff f4 . -Z4 T , , , , , T . ' ' 1 ' - . I ' I 1 I 1 I u 1 No, ' is 't ' ' , a ' . ff n Ed ' th ' .' 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'gi f. ml' l l '1 NT' xi il. ,,, The Baseball Cooches, Pete Mussa and Stan Pawlak, ex- amine a broken baseball bat in their attempt to prevent accidents. ' 610465045664 ' The Baseball Team. First Row: J. Vitagliano, L. Skain, D. Whealan, S. Croge, L. Bobo, W. Davidson, R. Smith, R. Watson J. Vane, J. Acquaro. Second Row: Head Coach S. Pawlak, C. Mclntyre, E. Trebling, A. Watson, R. Feldbaum, D. Goehringer, W. Smith, J. Martin, A. Canuso, T. Downes, F. Guinn, As- sistant Coach P. Mussa. April April April April April April April May May May May Moy May :I l o Co-Captains of the 1954 baseball team: Danny Whelan and Bob Smith. 1953 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 11 .. .......................,... M'Burlington 17 . . ....... Woodbury 21 ,. . :::Camden Catholic 23 . . . . Collingswood 24 . . , Merchantville 25 .. ..... MAudubon 28 ,. . 'Camden Catholic 4 . . ..... 1:Camden 8 .. . . 'Camden Catholic 11 . . . : ,.,. il:Camden 18 .. . . WSL Joseph's 19 . , ,...... . . XSL Joseph's 20 . . ............... . . Collingswood fi City Series 'M Doubleheaders lab snags a hot groundev TH, W Y Uvmmg up before the game ,,5I.'2uiall x -..e:f--L qu, ten I ,png - mlb Wk D -af-3' x 1... -1' ' 1q,.z ,A 'ff A A.f.f'1vu-I dnb! 'Cp .Af - --- QQ.: s3'fMM' in-4 5, A Don whups nn o fast one for the thnd nuke Joe 'S o o 5'Y c'W '9 'he P Ch 'Z'-as-hm 9.4 11.50. Q . . l . 1 X . 'V ,r --. . It .1..,, -A k , A 3 X v .. I i 1' l ,'.- in I, -A-f , Y ,. . ' . ' .. Jinx ' .Nh M ' S , K Q' '- ' H I . L. .A . '- a--. ' s ' fax' 1 ' :g ' , . . - ' . v? ,N F ,iq---'s K - -- 1-- - 1 , Q A - . 'U-'ff 4-.-,Q- L- 1 . ,y . A , F X 1' . Y ' 'rv A. ' I -,, - f 0 A , - f 4, , , , A .. - , --A ' 14, ,. . ' . , -' . , V , A ' v. - H -- -' x . Q ..2 f. - --- 4 - I 45. 'A - A' Q 1 w J .ali ..-,i-- . ,FO 1 ,. 3, , . ' U -', lv - , , ' -. , . L ' ' -' J A . , . ,, ,. .- . K V .r..A,.-U . .'. ---F - 5 1 M , -J. . A ,L 9-ff. ,4 ' - -T-' ' 5 , ' A ' '.--V ' . I . ' ' . .Wu . i N ,- I I 2 ' Ywliy A - . 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An Clgile 9i'l lmP'0V95 he' Skill on 'he 'WW'- Pete Abbntulll Mr and Mrs E Albertson Mrs Margaret Alencandes Mr and Mrs George H Alld0l'S0ll Compliments of a Frlend Morrxs AICDIC Mrs Norma B Archxe Mrs Mary Bass Mr and Mrs Asay Albert W Bazzel Mr and Mrs Robert B Bell Mr and Mrs George F Bernhardt Mr and Mrs Raymond Bnshop Irwm Bleeden Compliments of The Bob Bee Shop Mr and Mrs. Wllllam Boettcher Mr and Mrs Mason E Bradley Mason Addison and Wllson Bradley The Bnllant Famnly Harold Brody Mr and Mrs H Bullington Mrs. Wm Carle Mr and Mrs Wxlllam Carr Jr Mr and Mrs Leonard Casluccx Mr and Mrs Samuel L Catrambone The 53 and 54 Cheerleaders Mr and Mrs George Cherasaro Mr and Mrs O Chnerlcl Loss June Clemens Mr and Mrs Joseph H Collms The 53 and S4 Color Guard Complxments of a Friend Mr and Mrs C Connors Mr and Mrs Carl Conover Mr and Mrs Wm J Conway Mrs Betty Cooperson Dr Wxlllam R Cornf Mrs Anna Corso Mr and Mrs Ho d er Crescent Bottling C X and Mrs Crud and Mrs L Cullln and Mfg A Danmbale and I G T Dare an s Paul Darlmgton Davrs s Sweet Shop 618 North 6th Street Mr and Mrs Aaron DeKosky Mr and Mrs Ray DeMarca lrvmg H Diamond Mr and Mrs Joseph DlB1ase Mr and Mrs 'Wxllmm H Decker Mr and Mrs Wlllmm T Decker Lo Mary and Johnny DeSorte Jea T D1Napol1 Hugh .Doherty Mr and Mrs J DePue Dons Shoe Repalr Barbara Dram and Jack Bullet Dr auc Club Dor and Jack Mrs Duflield Eddle and Glorla Del Ennis Fan Club Del Ennis Mrs. Leatha Eastwlck Leroy Elwell Mr nd Mrs Clarence J Elchel Cathredme J Elbertson Mrs Kathryn Entzmmger Mr and Mrs Andrew Enckson Mr and Mrs R Enckson Mr and Mrs W R Evans The Falress Trio Mr and Mrs Woodrow W Falress Famous Restaurant Rlchard K Fisher Fleur De Leur Beauty Salon Fhegelmans Dept. Store Miss Bess Fraud , N Frledenberg A F lend Shen a Frntz and B Leonard Mr and Mrs Richard Frye Fuller s Washlng Machine Service Mr Joseph Grossberg Mr and Mrs Fred Greenberg Charlotte V Gravatt Mr 'md Mrs Louis Grasmlck G I Joe G1 otns Atlantlc Station emlwstrtet and Terrace Avenue Mr nd Mrs J Gear M and Mrs Eugene Gattee Betty Horner Haddon Bakery Mr dnd'Mrs S P Hallowell Hayman Jewelers Henry and Barbard Joe Hermerl Vema M Hel rlch Mr and Mrs Edward Hxllferty Fntz S Hlrsch Mr and Mrs Geo F Hoover Mrs Jolfn Ibe Fleld arshal lmmendorf Irene ,and Cliff Jean and Maureen John s Market Mr and Mrq, John H Johnson Mr and Mrs Joseph H Johnson Mr and Mrs Frank E Keller K stone Decoratmg Co Mrsl Klderly and Famlly Mr nd Mrs George Klssmger Kites ook Store 103 S 34th Street Mnss Marie Kruger J Koch Koerne Bakery Compllments of Mllton ogan Mr and Mrs Harold Kotllkolf The rouse Family Mr and Mrs Leo Kuchmsky Dot Duncan and A1 Lalierty Lcdr and Mrs F E Law Lt Cr and Mrs Francns Ed Law Mr and Mrs Harry G Lavm Charles D Law and Mrs Louls Lepofsky and Mrs. H Leslie and Mrs R Leslie and Mrs Charles B Lmcoln and Mrs James Lmdsay M rgaret Lockwood Mrllmery and Mrs. T Loveland nc Floral Sho e PP If 1178 Haddon Avenue Mr and Mrs Walter Mason Mr and, Mrs J P M5SKeon Peter AA Mussa Mr and Mrs Smlley W Moser Mr and Mrs Ernest Moore Mr and Mrs M Mongol: Moldtsky Cigar Store Mr and Mrs Charles Mohrfeld Mr and Mrs Godfrey C Mlsus Ball Muller Class of 39 Mr Bill Messec Mr and Mrs Walter Mason Mr 'land Mrs Wxlllam F Megargle Mnss Adele D Megargle Dr and Mrs. E Wallns McKendree Theresa Bur. and Eddle MeGlnn r and Mrs Harry Mcllvame Mr and Mrs. Jos A McDermott Rudy Martlm Mrs Martinez and Family Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 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H Air i i ne Fu eral P rlo Makers n 5 rib, 0 of 'k 'A' o awn -- Camden , N. , . . A 97 s'rn'c1-u-:ns KAMPUS KORNER Our Best Wggbgs to the Graduatmg Class of 1954 THE BAND 3200 Fede al St eet Camde 5 N I FRANK E WICK STUDIO Photographer for the 1954 Orange and Black WEDDINGS Studzo F ormals Candul Albums Commercials Copy and Restoratzons SERVICE QUALITY SATISFACTION 132 East Park Avenue MERCHANTVILLE, NEW JERSEY Phone: ME 8-4275 I , . Compliments of Compliments I KEssEL's LUNCHEONETTE of GREEN VALLEY FARMS 'A' Haddonfield, N. J. 3501 Federal Street Camden 5, N. I T LEE INC A Phon W0 4 6975 Perfect Duunondx LEON T ELWELL Paint - Glass W tclnnaker - jeweler Elgin - Bulova - Hamilton WO3 2860 Camden - 2621 W tiield Ave ue Camde 5,N J resce t Blvd at 41st St N CARTUN HARDWARE Complzments 3 6th and Federal Streets A FRIEND ' CAMDEN s N J HAWAIIAN COTTAGE RESTAURANT Route 3 8 IOne M le f om Ga den State Tra kj MERCHANTVILLE NEW JERSEY Par1d1se Islands of the Pacnfic and entertamment by native Hawauans, tlus IS the place to go DANENHOWER SPORTS ME 3 9347 Sportmg Goods Atbletu: Clotlnng CED Trophies Sport: Apparel AR GROVE LUNCH EM s osss 2731 Pleasa t str et Maflfon P ke Rouse 70 WOodl 3 5493 MASON E BRADLEY Funeral Dzrector 3 2 0 3 Federal Street CAMDEN 5 N J Drink COCA COLA zn Bottles I 99 e: - ' O , . C n . . u - . . T. es n n 0 . i' vf lf 9 i r r c N If you Want unexcelled food in an atmosphere of the - n C i ZWH ' N' Best of Luck to the Class of 1954 Complxments of the Class of 1955 Best of Luck to the Class of 1954 'Si'-' Compliments of the Class of 1956 100 EMerso 5 6288 EM 5 8660 EM 5 8661 E G ELZEY 85 SON BROSEIJS CLEANERS REALTOR Wo It Called Fo and Delwered B' 'I Ie S 0 G n ,sm Hom 125 No ch 27th Street G El Q I Cla 5 0 R1ymo d J B os I Camde 5 N J lll N Fou th St et d 2 C,,,,,p,,,,,e,,,s COOPER CHEVROLET INC THE M 14 Park Avenue and Cooper HOMEROOM Avenue PEN NSAUKEN NEW JERSEY W 3342 STIEFEL S MARKET 891 NORTH znh STREET Meat's a Treat to Eat WOodlaw 3 0007 C JACKEL Since 1907 for FLOWERS 711 North 27th Street CAMDEN 5 NEW JERSEY Caps, Gowns, and All Costumes Used at Woodrow Wfzlson Furmsbed by MILLER COSTUMIER KOLIKOFIDS 25th and Federal Streets de 5 Phone EM 5 3800 Complzments HOMEROOM T 23 n - 1 - - r r I 1.1 r f n n' 1 es 1' E. . z ', r., s f'45 . n . 1' e n , . . . r re Cam en ,N. J. ' 9 of iv 1 O 3- I '. 3. .5 Q , . 'k ih- n - A X . wk . 9 of Cam n , N. J. lol Pho WO dl 3 62 94 L ngR m D g oo BrlRoo Lamp GOORLAND CAMDEN Fme Furmture Broadway 85 Spruce Streets CAMDEN 3 NEW JERSEY H H t VISIT CANARY COTTAGE I d t CANARY COTTAGE O 4 K fc 1 085 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN N J Compliments HOMEROOM T 13 Compl ments LYNCH S CLEANERS 0 F d t RAYCO I ,IOS H STOMEL 8: SONS Wholesale D I zbulo Candy Tobacco Paper Goods Fountazn and School Supplzes Scbrajft s Chocolates 1263 65 Kalghns Avenue CAMDEN 3 N J 1914 1955 WARRINGTON DANCE STUDIO at c A ob c 50 T yl A EM 5 0145 d N UNITED ROOFING 86 SIDING CO 1178 Th 4 N WO 3 3648 EM 54934 AAMdde At 5PM Comllments HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT Admnral Wnlson Boulevard Near A po t C cle Catermg to Small Partzes Under 75 Persons Open Daxly- 7:00 to 2:00 A. M. Our Best Wfzslaes or Success zu the Future WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ne: 0 awn - Your 2-I our os o ivi oo , 0 inin R m o e m Enjoy the Wor'ld's Best Hambvrgcrs 0 S Gril e S ealzs . u Pies Baked Daily in Our 1 'n i ben 'ff -k 1 s - - l . i Of of 9 264 e eral S reet - Camden 5, New Jersey is r' rs 1 .. - Custom Made , Seat Covers ,V I E5 . -' - Au o Tops . ' I 1 , O 0 urman Street Toe S Tap - B on - Balle - cr a ic Camden , - 7 a or venue - - - Cam en 3, . J. . . a n fer . . of ' if ' s 0 t ir r ir 'R l02 Emerson s 1283 N ANGELASTRO, B s., R.P EAST SIDE PHARMACY 74 SOUTH 27th STREET CAMDEN 5, NEW JERSEY DIANE FURS 208 S Broadway Camden, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 DISCHERT'S SERVICE STATION 30th and Federal Streets Our Best to the Graduatmo Class of 1954 The Woodrow Wllson Semor H1gh School Alumm Assoclatxon RICE AND HOLMAN New Cars Trucks Used Cars Trucks All Makes Our 30tb Year MERCHANTVILLE CAMDEN Day N zgbt Sales Serwce Complzments o DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Joan Beec oft Marl n L de James Ca l Sylv a Ma ga aro Albert Collum D ald Ma tell C the Decker Albe t M ckel Ja es D ck so J es Papp Sh rley Fo te Ba bara Sm ch MR ROBERT D JOY Teacher Coordinator Complnnents o INGRAM MOTOR SALES COMPANY 2008 32 Federal Street CAMDEN N J Make a Date wztb a Rocket 8 PHONE WO 4 0686 ' 0' V if , K i i' r i in n 4 . Robert Buflington Maryann Mancini Oldsmobzle re i n Qn on r ' ' a rinc r i , . . m i in n am i o r J i 'A' ff ' !!, l03 GARDEN STATE MOTORS, Inc 5 8' 5 TIRE CORP 2041 Federal Street Television CAMDEN N J SION ' TCLEV' I Applzances to Buy a Cm, 1400 Haddon Avenue 5 7700 CAMDEN 3 N U 'I C B ' I S fl Comp! ments BOULEVARD MOTORS or CAMDEN INC A FRIEND Admlral Wxlson Boulevard 0 5 0 FH A T e EM 5 2286 ILM 5 6421 M ENTZMINGER b xg 65 H B b M 4 N 8th Sr 2 NkG C0 'Pl e t5 0 Complrments of SOIJIJOMIOTCS 111 HOMEROOM M 13 HQMEROOM T 1 WILLIAM T. COOKE PUBLISHING, INC. I04 Q 1 I u . . - 1. '. - V A .., 'X - , . D EET Ik ik .lf . , The Safest Place m the World -Ii Emerson - , , New ann' sv 'urs ough am ol i of . , u 'k EMers n - 509 . . . ime Paym nt ic 'arro 0 joe Garro Plum ir eating 0 ofris 22 . reet Camden , N. J. 7-1 5-v4 ,lil Qs... ,A-N., ' X 5-.bk X v x Nkg xi. f XC-A ,4-. -4- ii- 5. 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