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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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Throughout life, by absorbing only the philosophies and standards of the world, he is made to view society only from societyls tinted standpoint. Yet, by straining hard enough, he can break his bonds and emerge free from his hackneyed ideas to give life a new look, crisp and fresh. AXE WGODROW WILSCDN HIGH SCHCDCL CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY ,.fA 1 -x NX .-1 X A 5 m Q ? 1 S ,psf X to see ourselves as others see us In creatmg the Prexy we have used our lmaglnatlons to rocket our mmds to that DOIDI where we can galn a clearer, and sometlmes amuslng perspectlve of our own 3Ct1Vltl6S at Wllson, and see ourselves as we mlght appear to a man completely unpreJud1ced by our earthly vlews We feel that there could be no one less mfluenced by these VICWS than a man from outer space Thls man was commlssloned by hrs superlor to explore the far planet, Earth, and to keep a complete record of the thlngs he saw and heard, hlghllghtlng people thelr emotlons, personalltles, and motlvatlons Eventually he came to Wllson vlrtually undetected where he made a detalled study, the recordlng of whlch IS our 1959 Prexy We hope you ll llke ll Wx WWWW E f x ,L - 1 i, pf I . . R' CONTENTS Administrctioncmd Faculty Seniors Their Story Activities Spons Hnh P099 6 16 72 90 104 122 i .A++ -'Wea 4-...N uf ,V 5 in., Dr. Anthony R. Catrambone Superintendent of Schools Supervisory Staff fl. to rJ: Health. Safety, and Physical Education, Paul H. Shafferg Language Arts Grades 7-12, Corinne G. Shirk: Science and Mathe- matics Grades 7-12, George Hill, Jr., Instrumental Music, Dr. Frank Scic- chitano. Camden Board of Education tl. to r.t-Seated: May A. Jones, Eluria Milliken, Anthony R. Catrambone, Alfred R. Pierce. Samuel T. French. Joseph C. Ragone, Spencer H. Smith: Standing: Anthony F. Gonski, Victor Levinson. Eugene E. Wales. John J. Horn. Not present: Maxwell A - Y, Griffin, John T. Odorisio. CARD CF EDUCATIC . . char+ing new courses A A f 1 15 13 .ag-nf' 4 M ... 'fsiff' Director of Curriculum and lnstruc tional Services Dr. E. Wallis Mc Kendrce tstandingt confers with Co ordinators tl. to r.!: Special Services Dr. H. Paul Janesg Curriculm and ln struction-Grades K-3, Mary A. Kruse, Educational Administrative Services Charles Smerin: Curriculum and ln struction - Grades 4-6, Marie G Merkhg Curriculum and Instruction- Grades 7-12, Dr. Rosolia Ciofh. s ln contrast to the continual flow of students, the status of faculty and administra- tion remains somewhat stable. With an ardor and patience that clearly reflect their sincere desire to provide the students with the education and attitudes necessary to make the best of their futures, they perform the task of transforming young teen- agers-the silliest and wildest creatures loose on earth -into well-adjusted young men and women. They do it well. AD INISTRATIO A ACU LTY Congratulations to the graduates of the June 1959 Class of Woodrow Wilson High School. It is a pleasure to award you your diplomas. The '59 Class entered the tenth grade at Woodrow Wilson in September 19563 this was the same year I became principal. My association with you has been a pleasant one. I thank each and everyone for whatever contribution he has made to his school during the past three years. This is the beginning of a new experience for you. I wish you every success and enjoyment. I strongly urge you to remain a part of Woodrow Wilson High School. ,loin the Alumni Association and continue to support all the activities of your Alma Mater. Thomas R. Bristow, Principal PRINCIPAL Mr. Thomas R. Bristow .0- w,M In I4 W A Rf' :XX X i AAR D 'g as I4 NK Q- 2 'E Albert Bass. Dean of Students Nlalmvlnm NI. Ftcwk. :Xssistant Prinripal VICE PRINCIPALS 6 combined eff.-,,+ ws I A ,W ,W .M ,, my mn a X 9 ACLILTY le I . career launchers 'UW si Frederick L. Adams Business Education 4 hi , r as - 'S .lean 0. Altimore Physical Education Main office or is it Grand Central Station? S . X 1. Paul W. Bednard Physical Education si.. John F. K. Daly Foreign Languages 'QS 2721 ggerwrf , X tb.-. Albert G. Benci Social Studies nw! Fred W. Bergmann John V. Best, Ill Rebecca B. Butler Margaret Cathell Industrial Arts Mathematics English Social Studies Evelyn G. DeKosky Claire K. Dice Catherine M. Z. Diliberto Business Education Mathematics Business Education 'N fy. P- 'iv' 3 vu... V22 jean T DlNap0ll Lllllan C Donaway Harold A Eaton Jr. dl of Zi ffw 1 f ,fy ,,,. Wm, , 23555 17 V4 av ' W 2? .1 z pun. our Q W. E. Gibbs Raymond J. Grandfield Violet M. Grening Business EduCl1li0n Distributive Education Adjustment Coach Preston H. Gunning Industrial Arts .1 ffm! YT'-' Shirley S. Hallbauer Miriam Gilbert Hoilmeister Aviva Israelitan Barbara G. Jacobs Speech Music English and Foreign English Languages iii ' .lin if Q 'E,,.,..-vi 'vi ' t A Marie Kinger Jacob Koclle Ruth Krzyzanowski Business Education Business Education Nurse fl f George W. Long Social Studies efiv' , Casper B. Lonesome Industrial Arts Henrietta P. Mammel Social Studies .,,x Wynn William E. Marley Loretta A. Martin Social Studies English 53 fi if 'Z'-vw? Helen Osler McKendree Anna Marie McKenna Foreign Languages Social Studies it fin , Clare R. McConnell Thomas McGeoy - 3 English Industrial Arts ' it .loanne H. McKeown English J. Kingsley Mercer WW Industrial Arts wiww 'ffffl M179 f 'Stew ftvtilwib its f .,'.?5r ' . -2 W' M A f' xa,. ---'- f- A ' it Hr '27 'usrvi Peter A. Mussa Walter I. Nowak Gertrude M. Owens Ethel C. Patterson Physical Education Physical Education Foreign Languages Art Stanley T. Pawlak Harold Reber Ethel M, Reeder Grace Reis! Business Education Science Business Education English 'Sf ff.. of-'nv' -QQ' i-airs C, 3 14 ,,.,1 FW. -fa--wx LW l. K Philip R. Satanoff ,Ib ,Sit VU' plz A W . fi 1 Helen R. Richie Marie R. Romeo English Social Studies 'Q .Uathemalics fS if 'NP fi Ross Ann Scalise ,llatlremalics if ,N Qi 'Q' ff. ax I gh 'V If Yi-f-J 5, ... -Ss...- Mildred C. seyboid Mildred K. Tannebaum William L- J- Temple William J. Tixwer Guidance Director Business Education Foreign Languages and SFif'f1C0 Social Studies fs A 'W 'X-4 ll.,fy? -Ml W? , 'I 9-..,. 4 Albert I.. Vogt Palmetla C. Wagner Ivah S. Walton Edward F. Walton N. Hope Warren Physical Edufaliou Home Economics Business Education 3115511085 Eflllfallbfl EHEHSII Verna H. Williams Efihiriztw 5'IyiQiic1r Kay S. Witmor Sue M. Workman l'hy.siral lfrluralion ng 5 an only! Guidance Director English Languagvx lf' or ii W M A -1 - ' A 'T' if e I 3' l gf fur p A, I, USS PERSGNNEL Maintenance Staff ll. to r.l-First Row: Mrs. Marie Blair, Mr. Joseph Campbell, Mrs. Nathalie Mcllinng Seronfl . Row: Mr. George Simmons, Mr. Louis Orsini, Mr. George- Q Occ-huzzo X Cafeteria Staff ll. to r.l: Mrs. Ruth Blair. Mrs. Catherine Townsend. Alf? Bergliot Frick. Mrs. Doris Lincoln. and Mrs. Elizabeth O'Cnnnell. Miss Lily Bruce CIIIUIIGIIVC' 0'Hif'6 Mr. Samuel Catrambone Altenrlance Officer in order Nlrs. ll:-tty Coop:-rson .4l1f'r1r1m1f'f' UMW Miss Mildred Lindstrom .llain 00206 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Library 'Q trib- x 6:-s-.Q Jr' 3 fv- I pile' 3 Spf I ,ff 4 1 7 s X ,Zn '09 The nearly tlmshed product of parents faculty and admlmstratlon rlses ln nts final year to the elevated class In the society of students known as semors Wrth such thmgs as yearbooks to make dues to pay proms to plan commencement exercxses to rehearse and the greater parts of the other actlvltues to run this group IS by far the busiest, yet It reserves time to dote upon sts own Importance l 1 J Y gm 4 . ki 'K , Y I I I ' I I I I I 'W Z ADVISO S ' ...F Senior Advisors. Miss McConnell and Mrs. Weber, happily check the final lay-out page of the yearbook. . . organizing and activating What a lovely pairl . . . here's a dollar - bring back some goodies from the Kampus . . . Case of the Missing Keys . . . unsung heroes -martyrs for a Lost Cause . . . we're in trouble again . . . Mrs. Weber, our unofhcial grapevine . . . it's not a question of principle -just Parliamentary Procedure! . . . why, Miss McConnell, you're getting bald! . . . retirement just around the corner . . . launching pad of great soundsw . . . cold suppers and gallons of coffee . . . our indebtedness to Dr. English and Mr. Ylussa . . . somebody call Mr. DeMaiohtell him somebody punched holes in the bill! . . . tell him anything, as long as you stall for timel . . . you're exempli- fying a flagrant disregard for authority . . . I donlt care what last yearls class did-welll be different! . . . How to Make Enemies and Alienate Friends-become an Advisor! . . . Goodbye, Class of 59 lHappy Days are here again! I. Our Sophomore Advi-ors. Mr. Mussa and Dr. English, pause in their work of Urganlllng Our class Il'lrf'E years ago. H ll! ,ez 41 FFICER ,Q . 4 Zixmiig Q2 Class Officers ll. to r.J: Elaine LoDico, secretary: Pat Hardy. president Yvonne Roberts. vice-president: Joe Brocious, treasurer. 5 . L Serving the Class of 1959 as president for the past three years ii has been one of the best things that has happened to me at Woodrow Wilson High School. Through the years following, I know the memories of our many experiences together will ever be foremost in our thoughts. It has been an honor to work with my fellow ofiicers and I would like to express to them and to my classmates my heartfelt thanks for their help and cooperation. To our advisors. Dr. English and Mr. Mussa. who organized the class. and Mrs. Weber and Miss McConnell. who have guided our Senior Activities. goes our deepest appreciation. To the Class of 1959 goes my sincere wish for future success and happiness. Sincerely, Pat Hardy, president C3 OR STUDENTS 'i-758' Kenneth Taylor Valedlctorlan Rlcky Saull balutatorlan Lhrxstma Welgh Thlrd Honor Student fmnmncum nt qpnaker ai' fhe zenl+h of m+ellec+ Bdlljald Bond v1V1dI1 Campo Stanford Dawg Lorramb D1 Amon fm ft 'gf X Q.. 'Y Q Y X ,A K ' - ata! ya Wir- , 5 K I Q' , I I . I C . . V. L . O X .V , !,,V W V , ,,,K .., f WWI, . A I kim at rl Wlykxv-M A ,M W ,fe ., ra W fm f ewke fp' 7 , ' V, f 5 I ,wwj . V df ,W 3 X1 ' X 'Z- N- fr Joan Duron Q .-X 11+ A ,, ' f'-4,,.4f ,Ianicc Kclloway maj a.f'fJ' ' 4 Dorothy Xlillcr Darlene Oriole . -sr'4' if , , , I 1, v V Nfl Zi ? :vs 1 gi, 'A 'inf J 4 I Y Ellen Goldman Janice Griffin Thomas Jarvis f ji, Q Q i Raymwld KCSCI Raymond Lundy :gp Te 57 ' 5' 4 7 ' Q wg? ww Q- . af'---nl iz 'i1 1 Y x l Judy Millar Carol Mortinivr .loan Seaman James West 10' Qm .g -11 'PNY i-X...., mf CW? Ironc Manning 1 'L'-1- ' 'TS' lflory Naticchiu ii ii 3 O 'C Q H . 'J ff! O 'V M J g,.'N fig qvwwma E 1? f mmmuvid 7 'v1,i,,t' V mf ', 's - . V X 1 3: .A A 4 I 4 iff '95 ' , ' ' ,' f X 'S ' 3 ' Ja- I ' , 'N I 'aw , ' . Q., gif, I W , W .J '- Af . V 'f F: A af 1 ff ,,,, 3.3532 .:,. M. , , M, I 'QHWEKM W Ie , ,rl X Q Q ww-,O-M-naabhaawf F' 'iw ,M 4 5, ,E af gl Q if ,Q , I f ff ' ,. Class Flirt Marlyn Willett Class Playboy -, J im Devenny -mi... Best Natured Bill Carpo 0 Gini Onesty Class Musicians Judy Miller o Flory Naticchia ff! fn ffot 0 -af Wittiest ' ' Al Maure 0 Dottie Pyne -nl! 'Q'7'j'j'!1 I Q N sv V4-X 1' Most Dignifiefl Lorraine DiAmore o Charles VanDoren Class Aclress - Class Actor ' ' Darlene Oriol 0 Eugene Dodelin ' ' S1-eller personallhes Did the .Uosl for Wilson Class Artists Pat Hardy 0 Gini Onesty Bonnie Brooks 0 Ricardo Santana 'B 1 9: 4, , , 'Z' 'GY- Mosl Studious Ricky Saull o Carol Mortimer 6 f as X . . because their lighrxso shinb rx Cutest Lorraine DiAmore o Kenny Taylor Most Dependable Jim West 0 Darlene Oriol Mm 'Q gk .4 .f Class Athletes Madeline Griffiths s Wil Burley X lox X Xiao X X WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL IAY ADLER 81 S. 27th St. Academic Ash . . . blows a hot sax . . . re- sponsible worker . . . car enthusiast . . . future dentist. Varsity Basketball Manager, Basket- ball Club, lunior Varsity Golf, Hall Guard Captain. RICHARD FRANK ARCHER 211 N. 38th St. General Reds . . . popularity plus with the opposite. sex . . . possesses that cer- tain smile . . . red-headed baseball player.. . . a draftsman in the future. tllarsity Baseball, Wilsonian Represent- a ive. 'Van' Z ..:7' 26 1' MARGARET MAY ALTIMDRE 889 Beideman Ave. Bus. Ed. Marty . . . happy-go-lucky . . . never without a grin . . . always ready for fun . . . friendly to all . . . future IBM operator. '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, Wilsonian, Safe Driving Club. THELMA MAE ARTHUR 2926 Thompson St. Bus. Ed. . Thel . . . sweet personality . . . trips the light fantastic . . . friend to all . . . likes reading and music . . . plans a secretarial career. Typing Club, Glee Club. ARLENE MARY ANDREWS 2913 Stevens St. Bus. Ed. Arlene . . . cheery smile . . .danc- ing doll . . . competition on any alley . . . sports participant and spectator . . . clicks with both sexes . . . future bookkeeper. lunior Prom Committee, Typing Club. IANET ANCELASTRIJ 630 N. 8th St. Bus. Ed. Janet . . . cute as a button . pleasing personality . . . enjoys dancing and bowling . . . neat dresser . . .plans to be an ofhce worker. A Student Council, lunior Prom Commit- tee, Typing Club. IDANNE BADAME 519 N. 3rd St. Dist. Ed. lo . . . knowing her is liking her . . . a whiz with shorthand . . . loads of fun . . . dancing delight . . . swimming is her pastime . . .interested in min- isterial work. I Library Council, Leadership Club. PHILIP HENDRICKSDN BALLINGHDFF 806 Beideman Ave. Academic Milky . . . little, but explosive . . . competition for Bret Maverick . . . avid sports fan . . . undecided future plan. lunior Achievement Club, Chess Club, Record Club, Gardeners' Club. 1 inf ' . PATRICIA BARBARITO IOAN DCLIJRES BARCLAY 901 N. 7th St. Bus. Ed. 11 Haddon Ave. Bus. Ed. Pat . . . dancing feet . . . vitality loanie . . . sweet as sugar . . . plus . . . chief cheerer . . . mourns over attractive . . . dancing jewel . . .tennis math . . . backs the attack on the sack pro . . . smile for everyone . . . will . . .aspiring secretary. soon become an office worker. Head Cheerleader, '59 Prexy, Leader- Leadership Club, Good Grooming Club. ship Club, Junior Prom Committee. IOSEPII I. BECKER IIJSEPN P. BERENATO 3286 Westfield Ave. Practical Arts 402 N. Front St. Bus. Ed. Joe . . . never seen without a car loe . . . sports enthusiast . . . and a girl . . . a baseball man in demand quiet, mild manner . . . willing worker . . . ambition-to be the hrst man to . . . very friendly . . . to become a the moon. Marine after graduation. Baseball. Gymnastics Club, B.A.A. R 1' Q .A Q . 3 , 1 5 LAWRENCE FRANCIS BARRETT 713 Pearl St. Practical Arts Louis . . . quiet lad . . . likes sports . . . lazy way of moving . . . stock cars are what he likes . . . undecided future plans. Study Club, Canasta Club. Psst! Eddie, wake up! CEIIRCE DAVID IIEYER 1135 N. 31st St. Academic George . . . happy-go-lucky . . . cars and girls rate high . . . sports en- thusiast . . . regular guy . . . another Joe College. 1 U29 Prexy, Classical Club, Reading u . '--: I E ,,. wt.. 1:1 iff f IIIHII L. BARTIJLIND 832 N. 7th Street Practical Arts lohn . . . nice to know . . . avid sports enthusiast . . . football is his greatest love . . . undecided future. Varsity Football, B.A.A. IIULCRES ANTOINETTE BISANTI 100 S. 24th St. Bus. Ed. Dee . . . attractive . . . pleasing personality . . . rock 'n roll fan . . . dancing and swimming rate high . . . a bookkeeping future for her. Food Club, Checkers Club. W-uv' GRADUATES of 1959 ' 27 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL .ff Q i .2 MARGARET EDITH BISHUP 42 Erie St. Bus. Ed. Peggy . . . quiet and nice . . . pleasing smile . . . sincere friend . . . bowling participant . . . her future holds a career of teaching or stenography. Wilsonian, Glee Club, F.T.A. ERNESTINE JEAN BORGES 2414 Howell St. Bus. Ed. Dimples . . . amiable miss . . . ready smile . . . enjoys stock car races . . . avid dancer and swimmer . . .to be a secretary. Junior Red Cross, Typing Club. 2 28 JEANNETTE PHYLLIS BLAIR 1145 N. 21st St. Academic Angel . . . great to know . . . loyal team supporter . . . future teacher. F.T.A., Clee Club, '59 Prexy, Junior Prom Committee, Suggestion Commit- tee, Library Council. MARIE GRACE BIIIIGES 2414 Howell St. Bus. Ed. Slim . . . pleasant to know . . . garrulous . . . proficient on the dance floor . . . fond of the sack . . . plans to be a telephone operator. Study Club, Volleyball. TW 3' Kg ef :few BARBARA BIJNIJ 1823 River Ave. General Reds . . . pleasant personality . . . bright eyes . . . sincere smile . . . sports-minded . . . loves to travel . . . future receptionist. I ' Wilsonian reporter, Wilsonian Club President. ALTUII JIJSEPII BIIUKER 2919 Thompson St. Bus. Ed. Booker . . . friendly disposition . . .fun loving. . . nice to know . . . sports booster . . . food connoisseur . . . plans to visit Uncle Sam's Army. Track, Intramural Football, Reading Club. JUDITH MERRILY BOWERS 114 S. 34th St. Bus. Ed. Judy . . . raging red head . . . sports enthusiast . . . friendly . . . en- joys dancing . . . soon to be an ofnce worker. F.N.A., Safe Driving Club, Junior Prom Committee. J 4 f I AIIBISIJJI GARDNER BRAIJLEY 3203 Federal St. Academic Add . .D . tall, dark and handsome . . . every girl's dreamboat . . . athleti- cally inclined . . . pleasing personality . . . ever ready smile . . .Syracuse Uni- versity's next football star. Student Council, Varsity Football, Glee Club. i A LIBBY BRAND 50 S. Dudley St. Academic Libby . . . sweet personality . . . forever smiling . . . enjoys dancing . . . college bound. Student Council, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Library Council, '59 Prexy, Junior Prom Committee, F.N.A. ww '27 HELEN ESTER BRIGGS 414 Bailey St. Bus. Ed. Helen . . . great smiles for every- one . . . as nice as they come . . . no truer friend can be found . . . talented artist . . . likes baking, swimming, and skating.. .office worker. Dramatic Club. BUNITA SHIRLEY BROUKS 112, , X . . . s 'iff' E727 , tt V, - rn ik! 6 ' . IDSEPN EDWARD BRDCIDUS 2229 Carmen St. Practical Arts 1oe . . . easy going manner . . . sharp dresser . . . smooth with the gals . . . dependable . . . undecided about future plans. Varsity Football, Baseball, Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Varsity Basketball. Femando, you're a natural-born genius! EMILY M. BROOKS 619 Elm Street Bus. Ed. 2728 Garheld Ave. Bus. Ed. Bonnie . . . sweet personality . . . Shorty . . . dancing doll . . . loves a true -friend . . . always ready to lend to read and sew . . . energetic and a helping hand . . . a master of the happy . . . a future seamstress. alet and brush as irin artist. Intramural Volleyball, Bowling. p . . . p g Tennis, Study Club. si' ee er .sag es IU! NARDLD E. BRUDKS 212 N. 38th St. Academic Fudge . . . quiet . . . well-liked by all . . . sunny smile . . . sports enthusi- ast . . . sharp-shooter on the basketball court . . . unsure of future plans. Basketball Club, lunior Varsity Bas- ketball. Kay! mf' 'QB BARBARA ANN DRDDKS 107 Boyd St. Bus. Ed. Barb . . . has friendly words for all . . . red ire in her hair . . . always smiling . . . careful worker . . . enjoys dancing, swimming and volleyball . . .a career as a receptionist. Hall Guard, Study Club. KAREN LEE BRUWN 1235 N. 21st St. Bus. Ed. Karen . . .will please anyone's eye . . . favors dancing . . . will master the secretarial profession. Student Council Vice President, Color Guard Line Captain, '59 Prexy, Glee Club, G.A.A., Wilsonian. GRADUATES of T 959 29 ,sw f Hs. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL MARY ELLEN BUREN 29 N. 24th St. Academic Penny . . . studious . . . interested in sports . . . rock 'n roll fan . . . look- ing ahead to a career as an elementary school teacher. Junior Red Cross, German Club, French Club, Stamp Club. ANNA LENDRA BRYANT 1160 Penn St. Bus. Ed. Bootsy . . . tall and stately . . . enjoys modern iazz and dancing . . . sings a soprano note . . . a friend to all LAURAINE BUNKER 2319 Howell St. Bus. Ed. Lori . . . likeable lass . . . friendly to all . . . loves to dance . . . plans to end a career as a typist with wedding who know her . . .true and sincere . . . bells. a future private secretary. Wilsonian, Glee Club, Typing Club. Glee Club, Typing Service Club. WILBERT BURLEY 2921 Thompson St. Academic Sam . . . personality plus . . . makes that held goal . . . females' de- light . . . basketball build . . . plans future in held of electronics. Varsity Football, Basketball, Track. VERNA HENRIETTA BUSHELL 251-A Grand St. Bus. Ed. Vee . . . perky . . . pleasure-loving lass . . . boys rate top honors . . . fu- ture secretary. F.N.A., lunior Dance Committee, aungor Prom Committee, Good Grooming u . LEIJN HARRY BUTLER 134 N. 11th St. General Leon . . . regular follow . . . sports devotee . . . good-natured . . . vast knowledge of cars . . . a future with the easel and brush. Safe Driving Club, Intramural Basket- ball. 'TTY .2 J 54 1 f ff e 5? if gags 1,55 y MARYANNE BURKE 1241 N. 26th St. Bus. Ed. Mare . . . giggles galore . . . loads of fun . . . happy-go-lucky . . .fre- quenter of dances . . . desires a career as a secretary. F.N.A., Typing Club. PATRICIA JANE CALDWELL 212 Bailey St. Bus. Ed. Pat . . . pleasant smile . . .swim- ming is her sport . . . football enthusi- ast . . . always ready for a joke . . future secretary. '59 Prexy, Red Cross Representative Glee Club. r 'H ' I .el Sf. , lg r. Q. 9 f 1' .- - ,fry ' 1 ,if MW? - I , , L. iff 5 fQ!fQ1hff'2 z5f'ff , W fi 'LJ- Am i' ga if, ' 'A 1a' :,z'ff , 1. 4 1- is MARIANNE AUGUSTA CALLUWAY BARBARA IEAN CAMPBELL 429 Erie St. Bus. Ed. 2807 Westfield Ave. Bus. Ed. Annie . . . sincere smile . . . al- Barb . . . a friendly miss . ..flash- ways a true friend . . .cafeteria worker ing blue eyes . . . a natural for short- . . . excels in music . . .to become a hand.. . light on her feet . . . plans to telephone operator. be a stenographer. ' I Wai Bible Club, Glee Club, A Capella Choir, M-3 Worker. G.A.A. LAWRENCE CARRIILL 425 Cedar St. General Larry . . . well-liked . . . tinkers with cars . . . a loyal sports fan . . . headed towards college. Student Council, Wilsonian, French Club, Senior Council, Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball. Own Thimk I VIVIAN ANGELA GAMPO WILLIAM IIEURGE CAIIPO 36 Terrace Ave. Academic 912 N. 6th St. Academic Viv . . . a good friend . . . likes Bill . . . a real nice guy . . . lots rock 'n roll music . . . our answer to of fun . . .salt water fan . . . a future the teacher shortage problem. author. National Honor Society, French Cluhb, F.N.A., '59 Prexy, Junior Prom Commit- tee. CATHERINE CECILIA CASSADY 914 N. 28th St. Bus. Ed. Cathy . . .friendly lass . . .quiet and nice . . . pretty smile . . . a great baseball enthusiast . . . a future book- keeper. '59 Prexy, Wilsonian, Dramatic Club, Band, Classical Club, German Club. EDWARD WILLIAM CAIIBIIE 155 N. 25th St. Academic Snake . . . full of vitality . . . a real Romeo . . . future collegiate of Drexel Institute of Technology. '59 Prexy Business Editor, Student G,A,A, Council, Leadership Club, Suggestion Committee, Golf, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Dramatic Club. CHARLES IUSEPH CASEY 835 Elm St. Practical Arts Charlie . . . likeable chap . . .for cars or girls. . .anti-early risers. . .a future construction worker or mechanic. Canasta Club, Chess Club, Aeronau- tics A ,AW . Ls:--Q.-,,g55i? ,- .Ami GRADUATES of T959 31 WOODROW WILSON WILLIAM GAVAGE 822 Kimber Street General Bill . . . blonde . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . popular guy . . . loves to eat . . . will make the U.S. Air Force his career. Football Club, Track Club. IACDUELINE PHVLLIS CHIN 113 N. 3rd St. Academic Jackie . . . little and sweet . . . fond of clothes, school and books . . . to be a nurse in the future. '59 Prexy, P.T.A. Representative, F.N.A., Wilsonian. ff Q I . HIGH SCHOOL GEDRGE FREDERICK CHADVIICK, JR. 28 Stewart St. Dist. Ed. Chad . . . Casanova . . . never a dull moment . . . keen on cars . . . a sports lover . . . Navy blues for him. Cllbinior Prom Committee, Basketball u . IDHN GIAFRANI 555 Bailey St. Practical Arts Johnny . . . sharp dresser . . . full of fun . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . to be an auto mechanic. Aeronautics Club. V I- V , Ax il: V RUTH DERNICE CHANDLER 1136 Federal St. General Bern . . . flashing brown eyes . . . a real sociable kid . . . basketball en- thusiast . . . future sociologist. Senior Girl Scout, Study Club. ls! HARRY VINCENT GHEVI 2729 Arthur Ave. Practical Arts Chewy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . great personality . . . always ready with a compliment . . . beautiful eyes . . . hogesgo join the Naval School of Music. an . IDSEPH RICHARD GIGGDNE 3082 Carmen St. Bus. Ed. Joe . . . an eye for the girls . . . dazzling dancer. . . likes swimming and girls . . . enjoys boating . . . future ambition-beautician. 1 Sophomore Homeroom Vice President. ,fe Y ef ff' .f -'ef U ,W M.. .fmgp i 1 't 1, A, ,. .,.. as SANDRA RDGHELLE CLAPHAM 2083. 29th St. Academic f'Sandy . . . quiet . . . dainty . . . chic dresser . . . loves to dance and swim . . . avid grandstand athlete . . . pianist . . . plans a teaching career. '59 Prexy, F.T.A., Glee Club, Library Council. , .Q ll , A ali , KENNETH IIJHN CLINE KATHLEEN ELIZABETH C088 34 Ablett Village General 628 Point Street Bus. Ed. Ken . . . never silent . . .forever Kathy . . . sincere friend . . .blue smiling . . . Let's paint the town red! eyes . . . neat dresser. . . conversation- . . . found where there are women . . . alist . . . prefers music and swimming a future in the Marine Corps. ...future airline hostess. Gymnastic Club, B.A.A. Wilsonian, F.N.A., Typing Club. We X LUCY CGNSTANTINE LILLIAN VENUS CIJNYERS 3088 Federal St. Academic 212 N. 28th St. Bus. Ed. Lucy . . . a quiet miss . . .clever Li'l . . . likes modern jazz . . . seamstress . , .amiable . . . intends to sociable lass . . . enjoys singing . . . a make a career of nursing. future hair stylist. Needlework Club, Classical Club. '59 Prexy, lunior Red Cross Repre- sentative, Wilsonian. l I 2807 Cleveland Ave. Bus. Ed. Sue . . . happiest when taking part SUZANNE MARGARET CULSEY in a sport . . .friendly to everyone . . . secretarial career in her future. G.A.A. Vice President, Safe Driving policeman. Club Secretary, Library Council, Intra- mural Sports. Dismantle the still! The 'revenooers' are comin'! 21 fri in MICHAEL CUUKER 1 Milton St. General Mickey . . . nice to know . . . endly disposition . . . good-looking . allergic to history and English . . . orts fan . . . undecided future. Varsity Football. . 'lg af.3gshyge.e ' if ' .Q 8 A: . Ds' - lv iff d.. A V'?f'f5 .1 1 3 - M . 1 i Q' . aa ' xv? ,f i g ez' ' Nfl 7, if I ,n ' Xi . , f x L- '1- f f' t ', 'A ff- , v,,tM '- t' ITM ,L f ,'f Nerf ' 1 -'A' .ml 1 ' ' -55 Q- -,- -ul' T. .- QU I-V.. IMD' GRADUATES of 1959 C9 2 J ' 'Y' RICHARD WILLIAM CIJIILEY 860 N. 27th St. General Cheyenne . . . likeable guy fond of archery . . . auto enthusiast . . . an authority on guns to be a Band, Photography Club Baseball AGUSTIN CURDERU 115 Birch St. Academic Auggie . . . lively quick stepper . . . frolicsome . . . flippant severing . . . staunch baseball fan hopes to become a doctor. College Club, Spanish Club WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ,4g....Y sg f 4 JUAN ZEIIA CRAIG 1163 Penn St. Bus. Ed. Twin . . . nice smile . . . amiable . . . enjoys volleyball . . . plans a Civil Service position for the future. '59 Prexy, Glee Club, Wilsonian, Typ- RDBERT GRANT CRANIER 25 N. 30th St. Bus. Ed. Bob . . . pleasant guy . . . Mr. Marley's right hand man . . . driving de- lights him . . . an Air Force future. Band Manager, Stage Crew, String ing Club, Tri-Hi-Y Club. Band. HARVEY CRUWELL IUANNE CRUWELL 1214 N. 26th St. General 1213 N. 32nd St. Bus. Ed. Stretch . . . wonderful smile . . . lo , , , jolly disposition , , , avid pleasing personality . . . a bug on hot rock 'n roll supporter. . . goes for driv- rods . . . likes drag races . . . undecided ing , , , will be 3 private secretary, future. Typing Club. Industrial Arts News. Wise-' RONALD KERMIT CREECY 2823 Mitchell St. Academic Ronnie . . . amicable guy . . . quiet, but well known . . . ladies' man . . . sharp dresser . . . plans to be an engineer. Varsity Football, Checkers Club. IIATIIRYN VIIILET CRIJWLEY pf 707 N. 8th St. Academic Kay . . . gay miss . . . delights in dancing . . . artistic . . . tops as a friend . . . Sue Barton ll. Color Guard Squad, F.N.A., lunior Prom Committee, Library Council. 34 ff - ,J 2 i if L HELEN IUYCE CREW 130 N. 33rd St. Bus. Ed. Shorty . . . dynamic personality . . . lively, energetic . . . delightful smile . . . ardent sports fan . . .future typist. Main Office Worker, '59 Prexy, Safe Driving Club. FRANCES MINOR CRYMES 2031 Westminster Ave. Academic Frannie . . . a giggle all her own . . . quiet miss . . .willing worker... camper at heart . . . plans a nursing career. Junior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club, French Club, '59 Prexy. if HARRY VINCENT CUNNINGNAM ., ff' ff?-L. r, Q f ., rdf l . sf 2 a f?4kZ'f? 141' I J 1' ,Q ROBERT DAISEY 2209 River Ave. General 229 Ablett Village General Harry . . .the sky is the limit . .. n Dais . . . quick smile . . . appeal- cool, calm and collected . . . an inter- ing personality . . . ready for a joke . .. est in guns . . . headed for the legal sports enthusiast. . . impatient for the profession. first million S's . . . likes cars . . . Commercial Law Club, Basketball. will join the Air Force. B.A.A. JDHN JAMES DARAKLIS 618 Erie St. General John . . . quiet sense of humor . . . an eye for the girls . . . English and history teachers' problem child . . . planning to be an electronic technician. Radio and Television Sound Effects Club. ,p- K5 if HELEN ELIZABETH DARE 1039 N. 27th St. General Dimples . . . friendship unmeas- ureable . . . fond of dancing and fun . .. reigns on the roller skating rink . . . to be a Registered Nurse. F.N.A., Orientation Committee, Wil- sonian, Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. ul, .fn .aa .Y The gas pedal is so on the Hoot! H , VK g I , .7 ,V RUTH MARIE BANKS '17 IJDNALD J. DANTDNID 2730 Pleasant St. Bus. Ed- 20 S. 36th St. Practical Arts Ruthie . . . Sports-minded . . . a Don , , , great guy , . , sharp pleasant tease . . . constant chatterer danger , , , likes to tinker with cars . . . natural athlete . . . to be an ofhce , , , future garage attendant, clerk after graduation. Typing Service Club. CDNRAD DAVIS 107 N. 25th St. Practical Arts Conrad . . . quiet, but sociable . . . always .reading hotrod magazines . . . more serious interests include girls . . . to become an auto mechanic. Auto Club. . -R astra of . 1 g We W J r ' Dancing Club. GEORGE F. DAVIS 425 Erie St. Bus. Ed. - George . . . happy disposition . . . friendly . . . hot-rods and boats are his specialty . . . fisherman . . . to be an accountant. Junior Class Auditor, Chess Club, B.A.A. . is ge t La ws A Hb Assn'- '.z?- ' r - GRADUATES of T959 f 35 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCE DAVIS 425 Erie St. Bus. Ed. Larry . . . sleepy time boy . . . cars are his hrst love . . .full gas tank is his second . . . dislikes reading, work . . .future bookkeeper. B.A.A., Reading Club. DIANA MARY DeFLORIO 2039 Westminster Ave. Bus. Ed. Di . . . dancing feet . . . likes swimming and skating . . . avid rock 'n roll fan . . . chatterbox . . . future tele- phone operator, then, housewife. Study Club. STANFDRD MELVIN DAVIS 3808 Myrtle Ave. Academic Satch . . . a willing smile . . . amusing wit . . . popular fellow . studious . . . hopes to be a success in the future. 1 '59 Prexy Editor, Band, Classical Club, Cross-Country Track, Football. PAUL MARTIN IIELFING 1156 Bergen Ave. Practical Arts Paul . . . curly red hair . . .dance floor king . . . rod 'n reel specialist . . . enjoys hunting . . . looking forward to being an electrical worker. Cards Club. Q c. I . ggi IUDITN KATHRYN DAWSUN MICHAEL DeCOURCEY Apt. 430-424 Dudley St. Bus. Ed. 203 Bailey St. Practical Arts Judy . . . faithful basketball fan Mike . . . class cut-up . . . teach- . . . liked by all . . . lovely brown eyes ers' dilemma . . . lady killer. . .plans . . . her future h0ldS a Career as 8 to drive sport cars in the future. stenographer.' Dramatic Club, B.A.A., Intramural Typing Service Club, Study Club. Basketball. MARIE HELENA IleIROCINI JOAN ELLEN DESRIJCHER 137 N. 26th St. Bus. Ed. 3265 River Ave. Bus. Ed. Rea Rea . . . quiet and self-reliant f'loanie . . . aonther Elvis . . . . . . ardent rock 'n roll fan . . .future enjoys jam sessions . . . likes records secretary and housewife. with a beat . . . plans to prove that Foods Club, Checkers Club. thelre's no business like show busi- ness. Needlework Club. 36 I IAMES RDBERT DEVENNY 2508 Carmen St. General lim . . . crew-cut atop a sly smile . . . favors blue eyes . . . smooth rug- cutter . . . pony follower . . . car en- thusiast . . . looks forward to serving Uncle Sam. Basketball, Student Council. LDRRAINE DiAMORE 277 A Westheld Gardens Academic Lorraine . . . popular miss . . . loves to twirl . . . smile for all . . . sweet personality . . . future airline hostess. Leadership Club, Head Majorette, Stuglent Council, National Honor Soe cle y. RALPN RDBERT DiSIBIll 523 N. 8th St. Dist. Ed. Killer . . . smooth and suave . . . sunny expression . . . devilish gleam in his eye . . . ladies' man . . . no taste for English . . . Marine bound. Student Council, Drama. There's as much lead in ..-rj-1+- ,' Q ' PHILIP ANTNDNY DiMATTEll 312 York St. Bus. Ed. Flea . . . oh, those eyes! . . . fabulous physique . . . sports rate high . . . music fan . . . doesn't jive' with literature . . . aiming to enter business. Art Metal Club. MARIE ELLENA DiPlIMPD 2833 Sherman Ave. General Rae . . . dimples . . . likes parties and 'just everybody' . . . a bright future as a Navy nurse. F.N.A., Glee Club, A Capella Choir. your head as there is in your foot! EUGENE DDDELIN 19 Terrace Ave. Academic Gene . . . witty . . . friendly . . . crazy about cars . . . sports advocate . . . stage star . . . enjoys hunting . . . college bound to study law. Dramatic Club, Intramurals. MARILYN ELIZABETI-f DUBSDN 721 N. 10th St. General Dob . . . likeable lass . . . good' natured . . . fun loving . . . excellent seamstress . . . a future beautician. Sewing Circle, Social Club. MARILYN IUYCE DUBRIN 415 N. 37th St. Dist. Ed. Lynn . . . likeable redhead . . . en- joys sports . . . fond of dancing . . . wedding bells are ringing for her.. '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, Library Council. GRADUATES of 1959 fl-, I 3' Q6 .5 ff 37 3 , ,V 1. f w : 1' K WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL NARGARETTA MARY DDRAN 621 Elm St. Dist. Ed. Marge . . . pretty and graceful . . . popular with all . . . dancing feet . . . no time for homework . . . has an un- decided future. Junior Prom Committee, '59 Prexy, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer. BARBARA ANN DDYLE 542 N. 7th Street Bus. Ed. Barb . . . tall and terriic . . . al- ways neat . . . miniature golfing is a favorite . . . loves to dance . . . a secretarial career planned. Color Guard, yping Club, Good Grooming Club. 3' 38 WILLIAM W. IJURUFEE, JII. 25 Terrace Ave. Academic BilI . . . amiable grin . . . basket- ball enthusiast . . . appreciates the fairer sex . . . humor ga ore . . . aspir- ing to be a photographer. Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball. BARBARA JIJAII IIUEIIST 2161 Westminster Ave. Bus. Ed. Babs . . . short 'n sweet . . . dy- namic personality . . . goes for fellows . . . peppy . . . neat dancer . . . wed- dirtg bells in the future. yping Club, Study Club. JUAN IIIJRIS DURUII 3059 Mickle St. Academic 'Joan . . . a great gal . . . sincere smile . . . enjoys all sports . . . plans a future in nursing. National Honor Society, '59 Prexy Literary Editor, F.N.A., Junior Prom Committee, Library Council, Glee Club. BARBARA ANN DDIJGNTY 1124 N. 18th St. Bus. Ed. Barb . . . pleasing personality . . . good friend to all . . . future commer- cial artist. Wilsonian, Junior Prom Committee, Orientation Committee, Checker Club. RICHARD WERNER EBERBACN K K' 3018 Benson St. General Ebey . . . music lover . . . easy going . . . persistent . . . speaks Ger- man . . . intends to sea the service. Band, Audio-Visual Aids Club, Art Crafts Club, Stage Crew. JEANNE ANNE ESKRIDGE 711 N. 7th St. Bus. Ed. Jeannie . . . 60 inches of pep and energy . . . impish smile . . . likes fun and boys . . . future secretary. '59 Prexy, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Homeroom Vice President. PATRICIA MARY ESVIURTNV 75 Ablett Village Bus. Ed. Patty . . .friendly and sincere . . . an infectious smile . . . rates softball and basketball tops in sports . . . no chemise, please . . . future housewife. Typing Club, Study Club. VIRGINIA EMMA EVANS 811 Vine St. Bus. Ed. Ginny . . . a natural wit . . . giggler. . .amiable miss . . .pep galore . . . steadfast friend . . . likes to type . . . future secretary, then marriage. Cards Club. 9523 The Faking Fifty! MILES RUGER FEINSTEIN 356 S. 27th St. Academic Fox . . . witty . . . enjoys sports . . . expert on current events . . . as- piring politician. '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, Campus Committee, Classical Club, .lunior Varsity Basketball. .f YT.. t 'sil-SEV 'Ml-.J I aa-3390 ESSEX? ' J --'T- Cf efQ-.Sw-..-13233 S308-CC! DENNIS VIAYNE FELMEV 2731 Tyler Ave. General Denny . . . suave . . . lady killer . . .fancy floor cutter . . .cars are his first love . . . basketball rates second . . . future garage attendant. Intramural Basketball, Baseball Club, B.A.A. 'QF' 'tl IANET ELLA EXLER 321 Birch St. Bus. Ed. Ian . . . fun to be with . . . likes Wilson's dances . . . can't be missed at football games . . . plans to be a clerk-typist. Safe Driving Club, Intramural Volley- ball. HARRY STOVEII FIELDS 23 N. 22nd St. Academic Farmer . . . blonde . . . sense of humor . . . wears flashy clothes . . . dead-shot with a basketball . . . hopes to enter engineering college. Varsity Basketball, Junior Brom Com- mittee, Homeroom Vice President. lf? IIISEPN VINCENT FAZZI 1225 N. 21st St. Academic Ice . . . rugged athlete . . .favors the opposite sex . . . real jokester . . . neat.dresser . . . bound for college. Student Council, Varsity Football, Sophomore Homeroom President. IUSE ll. FIGUERUA 328 Vine St. General lose . . . has a way with the gals , . . big-hearted . . .all eyes . . . loves to travel . . . undecided about the future. Intramural Softball, Volleyball, B.A.A. GRADUATES of 1959 39 Bw, . V y gn WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL .-71' 1 :Z LESVIA FIGUERIJA KENNETH FISHER 328 Vine St. General 327 N. 9th St. Bus. Ed. Les . . . amiable lass . . . partici- Kenny . . . fun loving . . . takes pates in tennis . . . enjoys dancing . . . pep rally enthusiast . . . to acquire her R. N. degree. Senior Girl Scouts, Intramural Sports. life good naturedly . . . nice to know . . . likes all sports . . . to be a book- keeper or clerk. VIRGINIA ANN GANJOYAN 4100 Westfield Ave. Bus. Ed. Ginny . . . pleasant personality ...a bright smile . . . peppy . . . loves sports . . . plans to be a private sec- retary. Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Dance Committee. ALBERT RICHARD GALANTI 230 Milton St. Practical Arts Jesse James . . . great sports en- thusiast . . . likeable intramural bowl- ing champ . . . likes action . . . to join the United States Marines. Bowling iv-r 40 iv Q-'T' BARBARA LEA FUND 219 Grant St. Bus. Ed. Bobbi . . . smile for everyone . . . cheers Wilson to victory . . . plans in- clude a position as clerk-typist. '59 Prexy, Junior Red Cross, Library Council, Bowling Manager. . -Q J J K MILDRED ESTELL FREEMAN 952 Linden St. Academic Jean . . . smart dresser . . . pleas- ant personality . . . bright disposition . . . a devotee to modern jazz . . . to become an R.N. Junior Red Cross Council, F.N.A., Glee Club, '59 Prexy, Intramural Sports. K- JUAN NELEN GARRISUN PNYLLIS ELAINE GAUNTT 610 Willard St. Bus. Ed. 37 S. 28th St. General Garry . . . personable . . .thrives Phyl . . . quietly responsible . . . on dancing . . . lives in WlBG land . . . an whlrl'on'the dance floor '. . . artis- thinks sacks should be sacked . . . de- tically inclined. . .ltops with a baton lights in driving . . . desires to be a ...future lady in white. secretary. , F.N.A., Glee Club, '59 Prexy Art Edi- Cafeteria Worker, G.A.A. tor, Majorette, Student Council. Qls FRANK HENMAN CEE BLIRNACE LEIJN CENTRY 1044 N. 34th st. Academic 126 N. 10th St. BUS- Ed- Gee . ..wonderful personality . .. GSM - - - feadtj volunteer f0f any sports-minded . . . football player . . . HCUVIU - - - rock ll ml' fan - - - can enjoys hunting , , , 3 future forest never be found .afuture doctor. ranger, Student Council, Wilsonian, '59 Prexy, Varsity Football, '59 Prexy, Track, Camden.County lunior Red Cross Coun- Junior Prom Committee. CII PYSSIUCHY- e-...sw KATHRYN PATRICIA CISMCNDI 925 N. 27th St. General Tootsie . . . pretty smile . . . good friend . . . chic dresser . . . con- genial . . . dauntless worker . . . looks foawggl to future as a housewife. 'm MARTIN M. CIJLDEN 2915 Royden St. Academic Marty . . . sports booster . . . a favorite with the fems . , . after col- lege, military service. Wilsonian Sports Editor, Varsity Club, Junior Prom Committee, '59 Prexy, Spanish Club. ef 7 -gi -ff IUSEPH GERST 1041 N. 20th St. Practical Arts Joe . . . excels in basketball . . . frequents 20th Street court . . . enjoys playing football . . . future draftsman. l.V. Football, Football Club. They don't know what they are either. ELLEN GULIJMAN 2220 River Ave. Academic Ellen . . . reliable . . . charming smile . . . sports fan . . . a whiz in science . . . college, next stop: National Honor Society, Junior Prom Committee, '59 Prexy, Library Council, School Orchestra. NATAL R. GIRGENTI 2717 High St. General Natal . . .pleasant smile for every- one, especially the fairer sex . . . star pupil of billiard academy . . . future plans include drafting. ESTELLE CATHERINE GUY 935 Cedar St. Dist. Ed. Stelle . . . twinkling eyes . . . pleasing personality . . . a popular miss . . . future as a receptionist. Student Council Secretary, '59 Prexy, Leadership Club, Girls' Ensemble. P T 3 Eeihlae GRADUATES of 1959 41 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES CRABER 1105 N 23rd St Practlcal Arts Chuck handsome If s stop and stare a fancy for drag races dancrng meets his eye to be an electrlclan ln New York Ship yard IS his alm IANICE MARIE GRIFFIN never a dull moment burstmg wrth energy congemal lass dancing fan asslon for cheer plans to ecome an ofhce worker Cheerleader Junior Red Cross 42 PATRICIA ELAINE GRAHAM 3092 Fremont St Bus Ed nlce smlle for everyone sunny spmts sports enthusiast leasant personality movle goer soon to be a prlvate secretary Glee Club Buble Club BENJAMIN THIIRNE IIRIFFITH good person to now sports rate hugh hasnt decuded whlch road to take Glee Club Presrdent Junior Varsrty Track and Football I ...g'l Pat ....-I' ' 'U' 109 N. 34th St. Bus. Ed. 542 Karch St. Academic 1an .,. u Ben ...taIl... ny... 'HE - , 1' ' A DDNALD GLENN CRILLEY 32 N. 3rd St. General Grilley . . . classroom clown . . . car enthusiast . . . special spunk for sports . . . no need for elevator shoes . . . his favorite plans include the service. Varsity Football. 2 Q. NAIJMI E. NAINES 2202 Sewell St. Bus. Ed. Nomi . . . friendly lass . . . a friend worth seeking . . . enjoys travel- ing . . . dancing fan . . . soon to do office work at Bell Telephone. Study Club, lntramural Sports. PATRICIA ANN HANDY 940 Linden St. Bus. Ed. Pat . . . pleasing personality . . . friendly . . . enjoys dancing . . . soon to click the keys of a typewriter. '59 Prexy, Typing Club, Canasta Club. PATRICK IDSEPH HARDY 46 S. 28th St. Academic Pat . . . personality plus . . . our red-headed Prexy . . . dependable . . . great sports enthusiast . . . college bound. Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Pres- ident, Student Council, Executive Com- mittee, Leadership Club, Junior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club. Jin. flu .g.,3,. , 55-.gg 1.4. by . X me 7 ' , Wa H i aff, f . ' ,- 3 ,V,, I Q a f if V M ,fx ,jf , 1 f ., .4 ' 1 ' ,tv 'fff fx 2, -.4 'f'l' : ' -f ANN PAGE NALLDWELL 36 S. 34th St. Bus. Ed. Ann . . . charming smile . . .con tented nature . . . enloys music . . anticipates a career as a technician. F.N.A., '59 Prexy, Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Bible Club. George, with that build-up I wouldn't buy it either! EDWARD NASENPAT 38 N. 24th St. Practical Arts Stump . . . wonderful personality . . . smile for everyone . . . appreciates hill-billy music . . . will be a successful printer. Track Club, Dramatic Club, Industrial Arts News Editor. r gi R, rv BETTE SAIL NALSEY 41 N. 36th St. Bus. Ed. Bette . . . friendly . . . always smiling . . . Wilson's girl Friday . . . favored by all . . . soon to be a recep- tionist. '59 Prexy Business Editor, A Cap- pella Choir, Glee Club Secretary, Junior Red Cross, Library Council, G.A.A. RAYMIJND LDUIS NEINENE 203 N. 40th St. Practical Arts Ray . . . the tall lanky type . . . easy going . . . a whiz when it comes to cooking . . . cafeteria worker . . . stamp collector . . . a cabinet maker in the future. Stamp Club. GRADUATES of 1959 43 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL PAUL IUHN HEISER 341 Garden Ave. General Paul . . . handy to have around . . . Mr. Marley's pride and joy . . . IRENE RUTH HEMINGWAY 1251 N. 28th St. General Renee . . .amiable lass . . .willing to lend a hand . . . a future mathema- record spinner for W.W.H.S.'s dances tician. Public Speaking Club, Wilsonian, Senior Scout President, Dramatic Club. . . . a future television technician. Band, Stage Crew. GEURGE RUBERT NESS 2808 Cleveland Ave. General George . . . genial fellow . . . easy going . . . prefers popular music . . . favorite with the fems . . . shutter- bug . . . plans to work on guided mls- RUNALD GEORGE NESS 2101 Westminister Ave. Practical Arts Ron . . . quiet . . . knight in a shining Ford . . . enjoys ice skating, swimming and football . . . dislikes homework . . . machinist after gradu- siles for the Navy. ation. Income Tax Club. Junior Prom Committee. ff' if .t, ' any . 'Y M GERALIIINE MILUREII IIENLE Ning-' WILLIAM IUSEPH HENRY 813 N. 3rd Sf. Bus. Ed. 340 N. 40th St. Practical Arts Gerri . . . has a pleasant smile for Bill . . . a likeable guy . . .great everyone . . . nice to know . . . every- sense of humor . . . enjoys all sports body's pal and gal . . . hopes to be a . . . draftsman in the making. clerk-tygist. Safe riving Club. Metal Club, Intramural Bowling. GEIJRGE FREDERICK HULLAND 1017 Bergen Ave. Practical Arts 1 Georgef' . . . nice to know . . . hunt- mg specialist . . . enjoys all sports . . . English, a trouble spot . . .to make the U. S. Navy his career. Cards Club. ima, 1 1 fu V s..-W . ff gi I WE L jgigfgz .5 , v fj,i'3.3iff f1?ff: . 1, fr :wine 44 of HARRY C. HIJLMES 525 Beideman Ave. General Harry . . . enjoys all sports . . . wonderful friend . . . quiet and nice . .. the fair sex rates high . . . dislikes homework . . . future in the Navy. HJ N255 Qu 1'f?f?'5.QY5if if ee M if , . , ,,,,,, f WWF' 95' 3 Aff, nffrw, W ff , 4 Www 1' ciuii r. iioisciisn siiiinnii cuioivn iioniiii W PM 907 N. 25th St. General 908 N. 25th St. Bus. Ed. 'I ' r '77 Holsch . . . quiet and shy . . . de- Sandi . . . always laughing . . . pendable . . . enjoys driving . . . tall, amiable . . . enjoys fun . . . home- j dark and good looking . . . will be a work rates low . . .would like to be a ,gift ' soda popper. veterinarian. , r i Sophomore Homeroom Representative, Business Law Club, Iunior Prom Com- gf 1 4' Chess Club. mittee, Wilsonian. 3 , V 3 I If eff I RUBERT Altllllll IIURTIJN IDIIN F. HOTl 422 State St. Academic 319 N. 2nd St. Academic Bob . . . easylto get along with lack . . . fervent party goer . . . jovial . . . imagination for creative good conversationalist nice to writing. . . tinkers with cars . . .plans know . . . for girls or money to be an electrical engineer. goal-to be a metallurgist Glee Club, Recorder Operator, Check- Chemistry Club, Intramural Basket ers Club. ball, Baseball. Believe it or not, this is lunch periodi? TIIUMAS MICHAEL HUDER CARUI. VIRGINIA IEPSDN 206 Beideman Ave. Academic 821 York St. Bus Ed Tom . . . football hero . . . ter- Kitty Kat . . . well liked by all rilic personality . . . a friend worth bright blonde tresses . lovely blue seeking . . . all-round athlete . . . car eyes . . . enjoys all sports a future enthusiast . . . future engineer. medical doctor. '59 Prexy, Varsity Football, Baseball, F.N.A., Bowling, M-3 Worker Volley Iunior Prom Committee. ball. IENNYLEE NUBBS IERRILYN IIUBBS 201 N. 27th St. Bus. Ed. Shortie . . . liked by all . . . known for her sunny smile . . . neat dresser . . . likes bowling and swimming . . . a future airline hostess. Sophomore and Iunior Homeroom Treasurer. 201 N. 27th St. Bus. Ed. lerri . . . friendly lass . . . soft spoken . . . sports are a must . . . driv- ing delights her . . . a gift to the WAF. Typing, Softball Club, Intramural Basketball. 1' S ff vyg ef if fi 1. -A i l ii be .J X v xr' ' 'Q'-vb X GRADUATES of 1959 si' K 45 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL OOROTNY FLORENCE IMMENOORF 2914 High St. General Dotty . . . a dash of spice and everything nice . . .sincere friend . . . dancing feet . . . will make nursing her career. Glee Club, F,N.A. THOMAS ALLEN JARVIS 2914 Berkley St. Practical Arts Tom . . . pleasing personality . . . loaded with fun . . . often found behind the scenes . . . to be an electrical motor repairman. Stage Hand, Photography Club. as .1 is isi- 46 XE 5. KATHLEEN JACKSON 421 Biedeman Ave. Bus. Ed. Kathleen . . . nice and quiet . . . practical miss . . . hard worker . . . a friend worth seeking . . . plans a career in the business world. G.A.A. MARILYN MAY IEMISON 314 Bailey St. Academic Mert . . . winning ways with the boys . . . enjoys driving dad's car . . . bowling and dancing rate tops . . . anti- work . . . next stop-business college. Glee Club, Wilsonian, '59 Prexy, Junior Prom Committee. IIIOITN JAYNE JACOBS 205 Penn St. Academic Judy . . . beautiful blond tresses . . . bashful . . . pleasant manner . . . well-liked . . . fond of music and danc- ing . . . contemplating a career as an elementary school teacher. F.T.A., Glee Club, A Capella Choir. RICNARO ARTHUR JAMES 311 York St. Practical Arts Dick . . . dependable . . . a way with the femmes . . . sports enthusiast . .gnpes to be a carpenter. CURTIS B. JOHNSON 1124 Cooper St. General Curt . . . friendly . . . ambitious skater . . . neat dresser . . . nice to know . . . sports enthusiast . . . would like to become a night club owner. Art Club. f M ra. ELLEN MARIE JOHNSON 2873 Mitchell St. Bus. Ed. El . . . amiable . . . quick with a smile . . . sports-minded . . . seems to be quite an active little miss . . . future secretary. Wilsonian, Writers' Club, Intramural Sports. , 5 A A L L . AUIJREY HELEN IUNES 718 Vine St. Bus. Ed- - 'Shorty . . . pert blonde . . . bub- bling over with energy . . . popular with the opposite sex . . . talkative miss . . . a career as a bookkeeper. Study Club. .3 Lf I PATRICIA NARRIET IUNES 119 N. 10th St. Bus. Ed. Pat . . . amiable . . . fun-loving . . . sports fan . . . a whiz on skates . . . a future stenographer. lunior Red Cross Scrapbook Club, Safe Driving Club, G.A.A. IAARIANNE IRENE KANE 2615 Cramer St. Bus. Ed. Marianne . . . quiet . . . nice per- sonality . . . pleasing smile . . . volley- ball and basketball are tops . . . enjoys workinghas salesperson . . . plans a secretarial career. Needlework Club. sf WILLIAM EDWARD RENUE 3039 Waldorf Ave. Practical Arts BiII . . . always a smile . . .iovial boy . . . likes cash, modihcation of cars, and drag racing . . . his future plans are undecided. RUBERT LEWIS IUNES 27 N. 21st St. Academic Buck . . .blonde . . .bashful . . . all-round sportsman . . . electronic en- gineering is his goal. '59 Prexy, Varsity Football, Track, BARBARA ANN KAEGEL 2822 High St. Bus. Ed. Babs . . . congenial . . . loyal sports fan . . . bowling participant . . . to be a bookkeeper, then, a housewife. Glee Club, lunior Red Cross, Typing Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Junior Club. Prom Committee, B.A.A. Pu! your finger in there and we'll call you Lefty ! EILEEN MAE KELLER 1171 Bergen Ave. Bus. Ed. Ei . . . avid bandstand fan . . . the most beautiful blonde locks . . . ador- able smile . . . attractive dresser . . . R. ALAN KELLER 704 Linden St. Academic Al . . . always ready with a joke . . . dynamic personality . . . hot-rod , , fan . . . goes for the girls . . . college secretarial career, later marriage. ahead' Bible Club. lunior Varsity Football, Baseball Club, Gymnastics Club, Urchestra. A GRADUATES of T959 47 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL af 1 v IANICE RUTN KELLDWAY 314 N. 39th St. Academic Jan . . . a smile for everyone . . . full of fun . . . future biologist or his- tologist. National Honor Society Treasurer, F.N.A., Library Council, Junior Prom Committee, '59 Prexy, JANET VIDLA KENNEDY 1191Vz Penn St. Academic Jan . . . pleasing personality . . . enjoys modern jazz . . . sports fan . . . loves to meet people . . . to become an expert cosmetologist. '59 Prexy, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. PATRICIA LEDNA KERR 19 N. 21st St. General Patty . . . talks with her hands . . . pleasing personality . . . likes spaghetti and Small's . . . school, a pet peeve . . . marriage is her goal. F.N.A., Study Club. RAYMOND E. KESER 603 Birch St. Academic U Ray . . . amiable personality . . . infectious smile . . . whiz at baseball auto enthusiast . . . basketball par- ticipant . . .to make money is his goal. J.V. Baseball, Baseball Club. 'T Q A itaql '42 A a .31 PATRICIA ALICE KENNY 1126 N. 21st St. Bus. Ed. Pat . . . attractive lass . . . sports fan . . . enjoys dancing . . .jazz bands . . . hopes to be a bookkeeper. Safe Driving Club, Library Council, Good Grooming Club. CERALDINE IIITA KENTIIUS 1616 Pierce Ave. Academic Gerry . . . sweet as sugar . . . sparkling smile. . . never dull . . .chic wardrobe . . . knowing her is liking her . . . lovely speaking voice . . . likes to travel . . . future laboratory technician. CIDtramatic Club, Glee Club, Spanish u . tk S84 , Qcivjm Won. S-agp W, . i l RDBERT RICHARD KEUBLER 211 S.32nd St. General Bog . . . reserved . . . likes to modify and exchange car engines . . . soon to enter the automotive field. Classical Club, Automobile Club. 2 Z, fx ' G It , K ' A Ai ,,,. , I, I' y Z 'E' 1 I. LT' ' ,I I' . 48 I 1 03x rig, NL L F I1 cceo x I-U but Sl lf. . .M E C 0 M uwri 5 ' 5 .W Zulx' ' ,.,mx- ' GERALDINE MARGARET KING 30 N.'21st St. Dist. Ed. Gerri . . . personality kid . . . loathes tomatoes . . . willing worker . . . likes meeting people . . . future ambition-marriage. Wilsonian, Junior Homeroom Treas- urer, Classical Club, Art Craft Club. 67 E:--ov BDNNIE ANN KINGSLEY 416 N. 40th St. Bus. Ed. Bonnie . . . brighthdisposition . . . prefers dances and movies . . . cute as a button . . . should make a good secre- tary. Student Council, Driving Club. 1' 1 . FRANCINE MARILYN KIRCHGASSNEN 803 N. 32nd St. General Frannie . . . quiet and sweet . . . pretty as they come . . . clothes galore . . . shows the sack at its best . . . dainty statue . . . pleasing to the eye ...Navy nursing career. Glee Club, F.N.A. GUSTAV FRED KOEGLER 968 N. 23rd St. Academic Gus . . . tall and quiet . . . a pleasant smile . . . big tease . . . Music Man . . . to be a state police- mail. Band, Chess Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Orchestra. -933' X-0' Can everybody see? DDRIS IENNIE KOIIRING 1221 N. 28th St. Bus. Ed. Doris . . .nice to know . . .friend- ly smile . . . always sociable . . . danc- ing doll . . . active in sports . . . will be a professional dancer in the future. Glee Club, Cards Club. 4 . 4:43 L. ,ox CC if? 5: es 1 -mi' ras I J ' IIIANNE JEAN KLINGER 832 State Street General Peanut . . . short 'n sweet . . . friendship sought by many . . . a willing worker . . . dancing rates high . . . a medical technician in the future. CARDLYN ETHEL KIJEGLER 3816 High St. Bus. Ed. Carol . . . quiet and reserved . . . capable . . . keen on dancing and movies . . . likes good records . . . wants to be a clerk-typist. F.N.A. Safe Driving Club. l0VIS KREINER 804 Birch St. Dist. Ed. l.ovis . . . avid worker . . . always ready for some fun . . . quiet and sin- cere . . . shorthand expert . . . future secretary. Spanish Club, Typing Club. LYIIIA MARIA LATDRRE 310 N. 2nd St. Bus. Ed. Lid . . . nice to know. . .popular with the opposite sex . . . bashful smile . . . desires a career as a clerk-typist. Typing Club. NP' 3 ,f Ks' Xl . GRADUATES of 1959 49 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL S551 E52 ' f?1'i'1 ELIAER CEIJRCE LEARY PATRICIA FLIIREIICE LEARV 271 Ablett Village Practical Arts 271 Ablett Village Bus. Ed. Pete . . . amicable . . . sportsman Pat . . . sweet and friendly . . . a ...always on the go . ..aNavy future. Wilson basketball rooter . . . enjoys Industrial Arts News, Intramural Bas- swimming . . . an aspiring secretary. ketball, Football. Typing Club, Food Service Club. FREDERICK IUSEPH LeIIREIV THOMAS LEW 3405 Merriel Avenue Dist. Ed. 2717 Federal St. Academic Mississippi Fred . . . enjoys bas- Tom . . . quiet and shy . . . like- ketball . . . good-natured . . . not ex- able personality . . . reliable . . . en- actly the most quiet senior . . .future joys outdoor sports . . . anticipating ofhce manager. a career in electronics. D.E. Club, B.A.A. Secretary. Chess Club. 04 50 'nerr' IOIlll HALL LEIIIIY 67 S. 29th St. Practical Arts lack . . . short and sharp . . . an ear for popular music . . . collects stamps . . . found bound for a basket- ball court . . . U. S. Coast Guard Radio- men, look out for competition! Stamp Club. . : A I A ,. -I 4 f ii 52 CHARLES LEIBER 526 N. 9th St. Academic Chuck . . . quiet . . . homeroom worker . . . sports fan . . . checker player . . . likes to eat . . . hopes to become a county agricultural agent. Red Cross Representative, Checker Club, Intramural Football. ARTHUR LITTLE 557 N. 36th St. General Butch . . . strong and silent . . . easy to get along with . . .subtle humor . . . undecided future. Varsity Football, B.A.A. President. ELAINE THEIIESA LIIIIICU 1151 N. 19th St. Bus. Ed. Elaine . . . tive foot two, eyes of blue . . . popular with all . . . always on the go . . . activities rate high . . . megaphone miss . . . future hair stylist. Iunior, Senior Class Secretary: '59 Prexy, Iunior Prom Committee, Cheer- leader. s X 4 wr 1 ai? 3' '? LINDA ELAINE LDIADRND 1151 N. 19th St. Bus. Ed. Lyn . . .a pert little lass . . . for' ever blinking those pretty eyes . . . a fervent party-goer . . . ambition-to be a beautician . Student Council, '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, Wilsonian. jk S 1324 s ,' PATRICIA IDAN LDVELL 317 Penn St. Dist. Ed. Pat . . . busy gal . . . pleasant personality . . . loves to dance and ride a horse . . . short 'n sweet . . . future policewoman. Distributive Education Club. DDIIDTIIY ANNA LLICIITIAAN 136 N. 26th St. Bus. Ed. Dot . . . bashful blond . . . quiet sense of humor . . . excellent cook . . . fond of hill-billy songs . . . likes to sew . . . hopes to be a clerk-typist. Charm Club. 5 , I RAYMDND LUNDY 2901 Clinton St. Academic Enjoying their favorite subject. f i 2 2 . JAMES LDVINC VEIIDNICA ANN LUCAS 815 Carpenter St. Academic 241 N. 11th St. Bus. Ed. lim . . . deep throated chuckle . .. Ronnie . . . sparkling smile .U . . wonderful personality . . . quick wit . .. active participant in sports . . . finds all-round athlete . . . to be a sports delight in roller skating . . . hopes to announcer. be a court stenographer.. B.A.A., Football, Basketball, Track. Typing Club, Safe Driving Club, G.A.A. BETTY I0 LIINIEVISIII WILLIAM CENE MacllNICIIT 569 Mickle St. Bus. Ed. 153 N. 32nd Street Academic Betty . . . tall miss . . . liked by Bill . . . great fun . . . likes all all . . . has her hand in almost every- thing . . . ready to help . . . medical secretary is her goal. Color Guard, '59 Prexy, Sophomore Class Secretary, Glee Club. sports . . . girl shy . . . good-natured . . . gridiron player . . . college bound. Student Council, Varsity Football, Golf, Sophomore, Junior Homeroom President. Ray . . .quiet . . . intellectual... dependable . . . avid sports fan . . . knows his current events . . . a future behind the footlights. Wilsonian, French Club, Stamp Club. GRADUATES of T959 51 WOODROW WILSON JANET EILEEN MacDUEEN 624 N. 35th St. Bus. Ed. Bubbles . . . a cheery smile . . . golden tresses . . . popularity galore . . . Campus Corner haunter . . .future comptometer operator. Junior Prom Committee, G.A.A., Good Grooming Club, Basketball Manager. WAYNE AUSTIN MARKS 87 Boyd St. Practical Arts Wayne . . . a ladies' man . . .can be found where there's a party . . . a promising salesman. Homeroom Treasurer, Audiovisual Aids Club, Bowling and Baseball Teams. fn? is I I I S 52 HIGH SCHOOL 440' 'La .17 JAMES LESLIE MAHAFFEY 319 N. 38th St. Academic lim . . . cheery disposition . . . genial quietness . . . sports devotee . . . Upper Darby's loss was our gain . . . ambition - spending the money he makes. RICHARD BRUCE MARTER 3060 Mickle St. Academic Rich . . . avid sports enthusiast . . . an eye for women, an ear for good music . . . college bound. Football Manager, Wilsonian, Campus Committee, Intramural Basketball. SD YM? 5 or IRENE ELIZABETH MANNING 39 N. 24th Street Academic Rene . . . dependable . . . very likeable . . . plans to be a chemical engineer. F.T.A., National Honor Society, Girls' State Representative, '59 Prexy, Junior Achievement, German Club. -u...n BERNARD ANTNDNY MARCNIDNESE 2150 Westminster Ave. Dist. Ed. Bernie . . . likeable lad . inter- ested in cars . . . fantastic smile . ambitious and good-natured . . . aims to be a sales manager. Gymnastic Club. ANTNDNY EDWARD MARTDRAND 14 Leonard Ave. General Sonny . . . quick with a smile . . . a favorite with the gals . . . happy-go- lucky . . . tinkers with cars . . . future plans include the Navy. In ,J ' ' 'If . . A 1 eahf1M'1c?'f'ga Q ,a ? 4 NL ru f--., f L 1 ' Y f ' fax f'5':::I5?I- :fi . :fav e','Z5,,.'.43.' ra PATRICIA ALICE MARTZ 818 N. Front St. Bus. Ed. Pat . . . cute number . . . party goer . . . prefers dancing and swimming . . . always ready for a good time . . . undecided future plans. Cooking Club. 144 1 ALBERT FRANCIS MAURE THDMAS WUIJIJRUW MCELWEE 815 York St, Academic 308 Beideman Ave. Academic Apples . . . a friendly smile . Mac . . . a contagious tease . . . always clowning . . . fond. of practical clicks with both sexes . . . flying feet jokes . . . devilish gleam in those blue ...to enter college. eyes . . . top ambition is to gradually '59 Prexy, Track and Field Club, graduate. Cross-Country Team. Band, Glee Club. IDHN MEGAW 61 S. 26th St. Academic Johnny . . . still water runs deep .. . likeable lad . . . impish smile . .. trackman . . . college bound. Cross-Country Team, Track and Field Club, Junior Prom Committee. A Y' BN 'S ANTHUNY VITD MELUNI 634 N. 9th St. General Tony . . . makes ladies flip . . . a Fred Astaire on dance floor . . . rock 'n roll fan . . . undecided future. '59 Prexy, Dance Record Staff. -g:..v . .ps W of KY' A ,..g . in , my ,ww e, 4 ,,, ff fffrgy, fff 1 L, Give me your undivided attention, girls. .1 BARBARA LEE McGUIGAN BARBARA IUAN MECKLE 523 Beideman Ave. Bus. Ed. 327 Birch St. Bus. Ed. Peanut . . . a petite package . . . Barb . . . pleasant smile . . . danc- anti-homework . . . witty and friendly ing feet . . . sports fan . . . enjoys ...chic clothes . . . likes to dance and swimming , , . plans a career as an swim ...future secretary. gfnce clerk, Typing Club. Safe Driving Club. MARTIN MICKLIN RICHARD HURACE MIIJDLETDN 1194 Penn St. Academic 36 N. 26th St. Practical Arts Marty . . . takes things in his f'Rich . . . sports enthusiast . . . stride . . . auto enthusiast . . .to be an quite the tease . . . appreciates the op- posite sex . . . future mechanic. Audio-Visual Aids Club, Intramural Bowling, Basketball and Baseball. electrical engineer. '59 Prexy, Football Manager, Audio- Visual Aids, lunior Prom Committee, Library Council. i l J X- -rfzz' 4 , r A KX GRADUATES of T959 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ELEANOR CATHERINE MIIIUSIII 803 N. 30th St. Bus. Ed. Ellen . . . jovial personality . . . dependable . . . swimming and dancing rate high . . . will pursue a secretarial career. Wilsonian, Typing Club, Classical Club, P.T.A. Representative. R. IIOROTHY MILLER 309 N. 40th St. Bus. Ed. Dotty . . . popular and attractive . . . nifty dancer . . . enjoys eating banana splits . . . tidy dresser . . . future private secretary. National Honor Society, Leadership Club, G.A.A. Council, Bowling Manager. CAROL ANN MILLER 2900 Royden St. General Carol . . . likeable lass . . . steady flow of witticisms . . . a friend worth seeking . . . undecided future. Student Council, Leadership Club, lunior Prom Committee Co-Chairman, Library Council. RUIIERT RAYMONIJ MILLER 940 Vine St. Practical Arts Bob . . . carefree . . . always laughing . . . has no dislikes . . . fishing is his favorite pastime, second only to girls. Card Club, Bowling. W ' CARULYN ANN MILLER IIIIIITH ANN MILLER 3509 Merriel Ave. Bus. Ed. 17 N. 30th St. ACademiC Lyn . . . smile for everyone . . . Judy . . . quiet and sweet . . a true friend . . . usually found in the excels in tennis . . . good sense of gym oftice . . . sports enthusiast . . . humor . . . willing worker . . . future enjoys dancing . . . future secretary. elementary school teacher. U G'.A.A. Treasurer, Tennis Manager, String Band, Library Council, Needle- Typing Club. work Club. I 'fx ' i ' V Q 1 fi , .f 5, , .4 ,,,.,.f 4, 5 h ef wffzefg-f ::gg:a:-211, iea f f f I X5 K 3 ,.,-l ,.'- f i Y A X 54 RIIBERT PATRICK MUUNEY 3516 Fairfax Drive General Bob . . . tall and blond . . . cars, music and football make him happy . . . allergic to homework . . . a future in the Navy. clktadio and Television Sound Effects u . DDLURES ELIZABETH MORAN 2818 Harrison Ave. Bus. Ed. Dee . . . smooth dancer . . . subtle humor. . . lots of fun . . . always agree- able . . . plans a zooming career as an airline hostess. Armchair Travel Club, Cards Club. 1 RUBERTA LORRAINE MURRIS 3268 River Ave. Bus. Ed. Bobbie . . . dependable friend . . . sunny smile . . . music lover . . .sports fan . . . to start a career as a medical secretary. Glee Club, Bible Club. CARBL A. MBRTIMER 722 Linden St. Academic Mort . . . everybody's friend . . . sparkling smile . . . excels at the piano and organ . . . future choir director. National Honor Society, F.T.A., A Capella Choir, Bible Club, French Club. PARNELL EUGENE NEASON 409 Linden St. General ParnelI . . . pleasant personality . . . sports participant . . . will soar above the clouds with the U. S. Air Force. - Varsity Football, Track and Field. FREBERICK CARL NEIBITCH 835 N. 33rd St. Academic Pepsi . . . quiet . . . pleasant manner . . . likeable personality . . . sports enthusiast . . . enjoys golf . . . thoughtful and considerate . . . future cartographer. Gymnastics, Golf Club. Pr-Y' SHIRLEY ANN MURPHY far at , FLDRY FREDERICK NATICCIIIA 2016 Howell St. Bus. Ed. 1613 Wayne Ave. Academic . Sweets . . . dancingfeet . pony- Tique . . . students' delight . . . tail . . . happy-go-lucky . U. . vim and music on his mind . . . plays a hot sax vigor . . . a future housewife. . . . sports devotee . . . to be a musi- Typing Club, Food Club. cian. But, Jake, there's a law against counterfeiting! PllYLLIS EARLENE NEIMAN 550 N. 34th St. Bus. Ed. Penni . . . likeable lass . . . full of fun . . . VanGogh, watch out! . . . palet and brush are her future tools.. Student Council, '59 Prexy, Safe Driv- ing Club, lunior Dance Committee, Wil- sonian, lunior Prom Committee. it ss Varsity Baseball, Band, Orchestra. JUAN ANN NEWTBN 211 N. 29th St. Dist. Ed. Joanie . . . amiable . . . friends rate high . . . sports enthusiast . . . energetic . . . plans for general office work, then, marriage. Leadership Club, M-5 Worker, Junior Red Cross. i GRADUATES of 1959 55 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL TNEIJDURE RDGER NICKENS 1014 Cooper St. Academic Bucky . . . tall and good looking . . . has a hand in everything . . . at home in all sports stadiums . . . a 'teaching career. Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Wilsonian. STEVEN BARRY NORWITZ 3078 Carmen St. Academic Steve . . . tall and terrihc . . . always smiling . . . likes sports and music . . . college bound. '59 Prexy Photography Editor, Stu- dent Council, Campus Committee Chair- man, Classical Club, B.A.A., Science Career Club Vice President. ,.:g 5: SUSAN IANE NUDEN 2010 Howell St. General Sue . . . sweet-tempered . . . at home on a horse . . . dancing feet . . . enjoys water-skiing . . . algebra teacher's problem child . . . a white cap in her future. Junior Red Cross, F.N.A. NORMAN LERUY NULL 843 York St. Practical Arts Butch . . .a likeable chap . . .an authority on cars . . . always eating. . . likes drag racing . . . plans to be either a mechanic or an electrician. Auto Club. A 'L g A ., I Q 055532552 .. ,, ,..V., pa i :V 1514- xg 3 ' 4 I , A if I ,Z A A I , fN,IQ- '.'I.Q.: gf' A f 'sae' eg I I ' ' '- ' 1 B-its . 1 -1 Q, ft, V A r . . .. . :mom CHARLES DAVID NUECKER 2805 Garheld Ave. General Charlie -. . . quiet . . . likeable chap . . . mind for mechanics . . . goes out for all sports . . . nice to know . . .future mechanic. Intramurals, B.A.A. Z 'xv J WARREN EUGENE NORMAN 1063 N. 32nd St. Practical Arts Rebel . . . mischievous . . . impish smile betrays an innocent look . . . companionshhi sought by many girls. . . avid sports an . . . future with the U.S.AirForce. Stagecrafters Club. xx LIIUISE ELIZABETH NYIAAN 1024 N. 19th St. Academic Lou . . . nice things come in small packages . . .rock 'n roll fan . . . col- lects Pat Boone records . . . relishes sports and dancing . . . plans a nursing career. F.N.A., Classical Club. .a-na. l of is WILLIAM 0'BNIEN 2901 Adams Ave. Academic . 0bi . . .feminine hearts flutter for this pleasantly shy guy . . . sports and foods are tops on his hit parade . . . college bound. Varsity Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. RICHARD EARHEST DCHISSAHTI 637 Cedar St. General Richie . . . sharp dresser . . . race track patron . . . what he lacks in height, he has in looks . . . hopes to studyx Tdar and electronics in the Navy. B. . . VIRGINIA ELIZABETH ONESTY 467 N. 34th St. Academic Gini . . . personality plus . . . party goer and giver . . . dependable worker . . . peppy . . . plans a teaching career. Student Council Treasurer, '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, Leadership Club, Cheerleader. ARTHUR DSWALD 'wif' GEURGE PARNAGIAN WH? ,, -fa DARLEHE HELEN DRIDL CECILIA VERDHICA DRDZCO 1117 N. 25th SI. Bus. Ed- 63 N. Dudley St. Academic Dar . . . a dash ofsophistication CeiI , . . short, carrot-topped . . . dependable . . . music and dancing bundle of energy I I I Compatible Def. H19 LODS--. College bound- sonality with a pleasing smile . . . National Honor Society, Student 3 drgftgmgn in the future' COUHCH, GIGS Club, LGHUSTSAID Club, lunior Prom Committee, Dramatic Dramatic Club, Library Council. Club, '59 Prexy. Mr. Forte conducts an eye-opening demonstration. ALICE FAY PATTDH HIHA GRACE PAYHE 2719 Garfield Ave. Bus. Ed. 330 B Morse St. Bus. Ed. Al . . . witty and friendly . . . chic 'Sugar . . . gay . . . dancing and dresser . . . an eye for the boys . . . singing are her pastimes . . . future basketball enthusiast . . . always ready housewife. for a joke . . .future secretary. Glee Club, lunior Red Cross Scrap- Typing Club. book Club, Song Leader's Club, Checkers Club. s 3522 Farragut Ave. General 3707 Westheld Ave. Academic 0swald . ..friendly lad . ..humor- Pierre . . . always happy . . . ous . . . never restless . . . happiest sparkling eyes . . . a likeable guy . . . when eating . . . an aversion for his- bowling . . . hsherman . . . sports de- tory . . , undecided about the future. votee . . . talkative . . . fun loving B.A.A. . . . future college student. B.A.A. fy A 4z ibss 7 .LEGO f. Y- 'N'-.. 1 gf LH! . GRADUATES of T959 57 WOODROW WILSON ANTHONY JOHN PELLEGRINO 980 N. 23rd St. Academic Tony . . . sparkling eyes . . . quiet . . . scientific whiz . . . outdoor man . that certain smile . . . to be an engineer. Varsity Football, Track. JUDITH ARLYNE PHILLIPS 2731 Westheld Ave. Academic Judie . . . prefers dancing and records . . . an eye for college boys . . . swimming and driving rate high . . . future elementary teacher. '59 Prexy, Glee Club, P.T.A. Repre- sentative, Spanish Club, German Club, Junior Prom Decoration Chairman. wyg,,.s.,,., I . L . 1 HIGH SCHOOL I ga , g...- .sz .X RALPH RUIIERT PETERSUN JUHN PETITT 1123 N. 26th St. Practical Arts 186 Ablett Village General Pete . . . easy going . . . regular John . . . likeable lad . . .friendly guy . . . sports rank high . . . never smile . . . handy with cars . . . swims a worry. like a ish . . . will soon support the Audio-Visual Aids Club. mottR,A Semper Fidelisf' B. . . , i SUSAN RITA PERSTEIII 2813 Benson St. Bus. Ed. Sue . . . sunny spirits . . . pleas- ant to all . . . an eye for good clothes . . . vs. homework and housework . . . future secretary or fashion designer. Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Good Grooming Club. THIJMIIS GEORGE PIERCE 2733 Tyler Ave. Practical Arts Tom . . . cute little fellow with that dark curly hair . . . keeps 'steady' company . . . sharp dresser . . . despises an empty wallet . . . a future printer. Leadership Club, Sophomore, Senior Homeroom President, Checker Club. 58 . , JIIYIIE LURETTJI PITTS LESLIE THOMAS PIITS 1 a--r 1112 Carpenter St. General 1125 Lawrence St. Practical Arts Joyce . . . friendly smile . . . chic Butch . . . likeable guy dresser . . . enjoys jazz festivals . . . sharp dresser . . . goes in for modern a whiz on skates . . . headed for jazz . . . future goal-to be an engi- designing school. neer. h ' Wilsonian. Varsity Football, B.A.A. s ei? l CHARLES IUHN PULLANDER VIINFREII WILLIAM POWELL 503 N. 36th St. Bus. Ed. 1035 N. 31st St. Academic Chuck . . . quiet smile . . .always Win . . . cute kid . . . cheerful on the go . . . football is his favorite chum . . . sharp dresser . . . clicks sport . . . heading for the Air Force. Reading Club, String Band. with both sexes , . . keen on girls . . . plans to be a florist. B.A.A. GREGORY A. GUINN 420 Linden St. Academic Greg . . . tall, dark, and hand- some . . . winning ways . . ..heart throb . . . ready to relax . . . dislikes work . . . desires a career as an electrical engineer. Dramatic Club, Varsity Track, Track Club. CARULINE REALE 424 Dudley St. General Oueenie . . . always on the go . . . those big blue eyes-Wow! . . . will become a lab technician, then a housewife. G.A.A., German Club, Girls' Sports. R 5 t ei S it That's right, Mr. Marley. GEDRGE E. PRUKUS 27 S. 35th St. Academic The Geep . . . math and science are his meat . . . generously built . . . vocabulary? . . . ambition: to conquer the world. Science Club President, Dramatic Club, Golf Team, Homeroom Treasurer. Isn't it? YVONNE IJDESSA IIUBERTS 416 N. 29th St. Bus. Ed. Bucky . . . sparkling personality . . . always on the go . . . designing will be her lifetime work. Sophomore, lunior, Senior Class Vice President, '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, Safe Driving Club, Student Council. 'ri ' at DDRDTIIY THERESA PYNE 563 N. 34th St. General Dottie . . . congenial . . . great football fan . . . always in nurse's office . . . enjoys dancing . . . aspires to be a nurse. F.N.A., Senior Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer. IERUME ANTHONY R0llI0 115 N. 21st St. Academic Big Jer . . . big brown eyes . . . short and sweet . . . demon driver . . . a regular sports fan . . . future civil engineer. String Band, Card Club. GRADUATES of T959 59 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ALFRETTA MARY ETTA RUSS 1223 N. 28th St. Bus. Ed. Etta . . . pleasant . . . enjoys all sports . . . little and lively . . . a future missionary or secretary. Glee Club, Bible Club, Good Groom- ing Club. PHYLLIS LEE SATCIIELL 2914 Thompson St. Academic Phyl . . . friend worth seeking . . . delights in dancing . . . leans toward modern jazz . . . bright eyes . elementary school teaching plans. lunior Red Cross, F.T.A., Junior Prom Committee, '59 Prexy, h. 60 WALTER GREGURY RUVIANIJ 2939 Berkley St. General Buzzie . . . always ready with a joke . . . an auto bug with an eye for the girls . . . Navy Blues and a photography career paint his future picture. Photography Club. FREIIERIC RICKY SAULL 2607 Baird Blvd. Academic Rick . . . clever on the court . . . everybody's buddy . . . will study medicine or dentistry in college. q Student Council President, National Honor Society, '59 Prexy, Varsity Bas- ketball, Golf. 'HJ Wx-vsv'1' . . it - .4-1 1 x' we CARIJL GAIL SAMPEY 935 Elm St. Bus. Ed. Carol . . . quiet and cute . . . finds fun in dancing . . . enjoys skating and horesback riding . . . future office worker. '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee. efgitifbzpgle ' ' 1 -. .,. A 9 ge ,:5x.,'J2. I .5 if ' I ' 'iff I iffgy as Q5 RICARIIO SANTANA 931 N. 3rd St. Bus. Ed Santa Claus . . . bundle of energy . . . constant tease . . . always laugh- ing . . . interested in baseball admires the fairer sex . . . a future masterful mechanic. Checkers Club, Chess Club. RICHARD SAUNDERS 3209 Mitchell St. Practical Arts Muscles . . . nice looking . . . regular clown . . . friendly to all . . . cars are his favorite hobby . . . his future ambition is to be a mechanical engineer. Gymnastics Club. 99.1 Ph.-f EDWIN A. SCIIILLIIIGER 2913 Berkley St. Academic Eddie . . . big car, little man . . . pleasing personality . . . sharp dresser . . . a ladies' man . . . the service will be his next step. Student Council, Intramural Basket ball. xr.. ' 43 6.4-vf .et E A Z- , 1? f ,vii WAYNE HARRY SCTIDFIELIJ 3431 Merriel Ave. Academic Wayne . . . quiet . . . agreeable personality . . . avid baseball fan . . . camping and gunning are his hobbies . . . prospective guided missile engl- neer. u Gym Club, Audio-Visual Aids. ' 'Na 'Q-N. ,y WW 1, ' IDAN ll. SEAIAAN 3256 Lemuel Ave. Academic loannie . . . peppy . . . sincere friend . . . dancing is a favorite pas- time . . . future biologist. Dramatic Club, lunior Prom Corn mittee, Leadership Club, National Honor Society, F.N.A., '59 Prexy. In FERDIIIANIID SENESE This is a circle! TAKES RICHARD SEIITIRAN 56 S. Dudley St. General 4123 westneld Ave. Bus. Ed. Fernando . . . sharp-looking . lim . . . quiet and friendly . well-liked . . . devilish Italian rm- loyal pal . . . easy-going guy . . . likes port . . . goes for American girls and to loaf . . . for fast cars . . .' anti- soccer. . . prospector of prosperity. English . . . soon to be seen in Air Intramural Sports. Force Blues. Typing Club. all 41-4' 'il S7 RURIMI SEIDEUIAIIII CML EDWARD SELBY 1053 N. 31st St. Academic 643 Linwood St. Academic Norman . . . serious, shy, con- servative . . . nice personality . . . always ready with a compliment . . loves hunting . . . undecided future. National Railroad Association, lntra- mural Sports. Selb . . , easy going . . . cool man on the trumpet . . . ladies' man . . . smiles wholesale . . . wine, wo- men and song . . . future businessman. Band, Dance Band. Kllfllllfll GLAIIVS SHAW 939 Lawrence St. Academic Kathy . . . always smiling . . . wonderful friend . . . sparkling eyes . . . dancing and reading rate high . . . a future nurse. Glee Club Treasurer, F.NA. IESSIE KATHERINE SHAFFER 112 N. 25th St. Bus. Ed. Jess . . . a jewel on the dance floor . . . an asset to any crowd . . . a future secretary. Junior Prom Committee, lunior Dance Committee, Good Grooming Club. GRADUATES of T959 61 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM HARRY SHELLUW LEROY CLIFFDIIII SHIELDS 2315 Federal St. Academic 39 N. 25th St. Dist. Ed. Bill . . . basketball enthusiast Lee . . . girls, girls, girls . . . . . . contributes his share of mischief auto advooater , , , book shy , , . to . . .a good sport . . . likes school . . . know him is to like him . . . future a civil engineer of the future. with Uncle Sam, B-A-N Gymnastic Club. LEWIS THUMAS SHIRLEY IRVIIIG SINGER 635 N. 6th St. Academic 319 S. 27th St. Academic Bud . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . Buzzy . . . carefree . . . sports a very popular fellow . . . keen on devotee . . . a golfer with a unique sports . . . guards second base well form . . . likes girls almost as much .. . coach of the '63 Wilson champion as dancing . . . zest for fun . . . team. . aspiring accountant. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Golf, Junior Prom Committee, '59 Prexy. 62 SANDRA IUIIE SHINIILE 33 Ablett Village Bus. Ed. Sandy . . . happyago-lucky . . . full of fun . . . sincere pal . . . all round sports enthusiast . . . dancer's delight . . . will soon become a secre- tary. lunior Homeroom Secretary, Intra- mural Sports. MARGARET E. SHIPMAH 74 S. 26th St. Bus. Ed. Peggy . . . short and sweet . E. . popular lass with the lads . . . talkative . . . quick wit . . . likes dancing . . . secretary, then marriage. U F.N.A., Safe-Driving Club, Orienta- tion Committee. BARBARA MILDRED SMITH 406 N. 40th St. Bus. Ed, Smitty . . . cute as a button . dancing feet . . . patronizes movies and parties . . . whiz with a baton . . . a future secretarial career. Majorette, Red Cross Scrapbook, ln- tramural Bowling. CHARLUTTE MARIE SMITH 208 N. 11th St. Bus. Ed. Smitty . . . pleasant, attractive and very active . . . adept on roller skates . . . career as a secretary or model. Junior Red Cross, Safe Driving Club, Typing Club, Sophomore Homeroom Secretary. Itlllll SMITH 1046 N. 24th St. Practical Arts Smitty . . . pleasing personality . . . jokester . . . likes practically everything . . . will soon be proud to wear the emblem of the United States Marines. lntramural Sports, B.A.A. IDYBE llllll STANKAVAGE 210 Milton St. General loyce . . . sparkling personality . . . beware of those twinkling eyes . . . a busy little bee . . . never with- out her devilish smile . . . a future nurse. F.N.A., Junior Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer. I if Z WOODROW WILSON RIIY CIFFUIIII SUMMEIIS 3056 Mickle St. Academic B . . . sportsman at heart . . . friendly . . . always on the go . . . plans to enter college. Basketball, Football, and Baseball Manager: B.A.A., Baseball Club, Foot- ball Club. KENNETH GEURGE TIIYLOR 2818 Pierce Ave. Academic Ken . . . loyal pal . . . a carefree dresser . . . enjoys dancing and base- . . . loathes liver and homework future electronic engineer. National Honor Society, Advanced Science Club, Checker Club, Intramural Basketball. -L... X a X 1 HIGH SCHOOL v. ffM 21ifI5?2. I 'E I ,.,5fSf35' ., i 24. ' 'V-7.. .E WILLIAM SWEENEY 11 N. Dudley St. Academic f'Bill . . . little and Iithe . . .the quiet type . . . fascinated by cars . . . fond of sports . . . aversion to doing homework . . . future aeronautics en- gineer. B.A.A. PHYLLIS TAYLOR 261 Ablett Village Bus. Ed. Phyl . . . sweet girl to know . . . soft spoken . . . tidy dresser . . . mini- ature golf is her sport . . . wants to be an excellent homemaker. Typing Club, Clothing Club. 'Ml 95 ,J 'QE ' f f x' J. 'A' if., s l 5 IUDITII SZCZESNIEWSIII CIINRAII TALLEY 523 Beideman Ave. Bus. Ed. 328 N. 9th St. General Chez . . . never a-dull moment... Tallyho . . . agreeable personality loads of -fun . . .pert little package . .. . , , sports are his meat . . . soon to dances like a dream . . . swims like a wear the Air Force Blues. pro . . . an undecided future. Wilsonian, Study Club. Varsity Football, Intramural Basket, ball, Football Club, B.A.A. CUULTER JAMES THURBER, IR. 950 N. Front St. Bus. Ed. Colt . . . quiet and reserved . . . has a perpetual hunger for pizza pies . . . to be a bookkeeper or accountant in the future. B.A.A. . IJURUTHY HOPE TILL 869 Lois Ave. Bus. Ed. Dot . . .pert young miss . . . loves to 'dance . . . full of fun . . . a Catchy smile . . .an office worker in the future. Senior Council, Student Council, Ori- entation Committee, Typing Club. igmm F, V, A be ' 2355 - A I 1. Wei . . , h Q All B 'AA' I I 4' ,.f .nh ? WALLACE LEE TISBY 2919 Saunders St. Practical Arts Soup . . . nice to know . . . can really move . . . basketball fan . . . mechanical drawing will be his career. Reading Club, Intramural Basketball, B.A.A. Q CERALBINE TBNASSUNI 3266 Pleasant St. Bus. Ed. Gerrie . . . ready for a laugh . . . classroom chatterer . . . free of all cares . . . enioys cooking . . . sports fan . . . to be a typist, then marriage. Study Club. NATHAN ERNEST TBRRENCE 2919 Saunders St. Practical Arts Nate . . . friendly fellow . . . Sportsman . . . appreciates a good time . . . enjoys touchafootball . . . his future plans include traveling. Track, Stage Crafters Club. .1 ails, r lx fu xx f .1 ,Y ' 55? if ' 4 ' 1 A ' R: .Dt ' x sw. I if , , , Of course, it's a tree! , , f 7 mr 2 4 5.5.7, , ff a my Q , M ,cfs 2 gnu -A-ff RBNALB EVANS TUNLINSBN 832 York St. Practical Arts Ron . . . nice guy . . . sweet on girls . . . congenial personality . . . tinkers with cars . . . undecided future. C Radio and Television Sound Effects lub. BARBARA ELEANBR TRIBBETT 319 Warren Ave. Bus. Ed. Babs . . . giggles galore . . . good times for all . . .rock 'n roll fan . . . amicable . . . hopes to be a private typist. Typing Club. BENJAMIN CHARLES TBZCUR 118 N. 23rd St. Academic Benny . . . brawny . . . sociable guy . . . constant tease . . . soon to serve in the Armed Forces. Clvgarsity Football, Basketballg Glee u . gf - ,fr ' .,f,4f3lN .V .CW Viv '1 K,- RCBERT TURRANCE 228 Rosedale Ave. Dist. Ed. Bob . . . Camden High's loss, Wil- son's gain . . . a good-looking lad . . . shy, but friendly . . . a future in the Air Force Track and Field. HELEN BULURES TRIBBETT 427 N. 10th St. Academic Cookie . . . humorous gal . . . true friend . . .good time seeker . . . likes to talk . . . wants to teach school. GAS? Prexy, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, l GRADUATES of 1959 65 WOODROW WILSON H CHARLES ENRIGHT VAN DIIREN 37 N. 28th St. Academic Bob . . . pleasing personality . . . reliable . . . interested in church work . . . plans to be a medical missionary. Student Council, Bible Club Presi- dent, Leadership Club, French Club, German Club. STEPHEN MAER VINEBERG 2539 Baird Blvd. Academic Steve . . . undying determination . . . you'll see him at every Wilson game . . .can talk up a real storm... an engineer to-be. Basketball Manager, Band, Tennis Team. IGH SCHOOL or-4,5 'Ml' C y' if If V BARBARA LILLIAN VAN GEEL 3070 Mickle St. Bus. Ed. Barb . . . vitality unlimited . . . tall and tailored . . . keen on dancing . . . will pursue a secretarial career. lunior Red Cross, Typing Club, Clas- sical Club. JUSEPH A. VITELKITES 214 N. 39th St. Academic loel u . . . unassuming . . . quiet reserved manner . . . fond of the girls . . .a weakness for all sports . . . likes cars . . . likeable guy . . . dislikes the word homework . . . an undecided future. B.A.A. 66 Yami! Q ,ar I xr CAROL ANN VECANDER 1039 N. 26th St. Academic C.V. . . . laughing all the time . . . life of the classroom . . . likes art, cars, and dancing . . . allergic to home- work . . . sees future as a commercial artist. Student Council, '59 Prexy, lunior Prom Committee, College Club. GARY JUHN VIAGNER 925 Point St. Bus. Ed. Tiny . . .quiet and nice . . .pleas- ing smile . . . likes fast-moving cars . . . crazy about sports . . . his aim- toBbUa bookkeeper or an accountant. 9 ,vu I-II. W , ,Ns GEORGE VINCENT 228 N. 8th St. Academic George . . . quiet lad . . .avid sports fan . . . always seen at Wilson games . . . auto enthusiast . . . to be a Marine biologist. Intramural Football, Basketball, B.A.A. fi MARVIN FREIJERICN VIAGNER 321 Beideman Ave. General Wags'.' . . . evades homework . . . car fanatic . . . mighty mite . . .a way with women . . . a future draftsman. Gymnastics Club. R ff, W M4 tffw The . A aa if and f Qi . X fl j I '-avg LAN ,V v fel' In ax-A his JOSEPH CHARLES WALL, JR. 3099 Waldorf Ave. Academic Joe . . . prankster . . . 'popular fellow' . . . TV addict . . . winning smile . . . ladies' man . . .an Air Force career after college. Varsity Baseball, AudioVisual Aids Club, Intramural Basketball. 1'- l R A MARY ANN RUSE WALUKAS 235 Byron St. General MaryAnn . . . friend to all . . . pleasant . . . great initiative . . . en- joys dancing . . . future lab technician. C Lteadership Club, '59 Prexy, Dramatic lu . JOAN WEIGANII 641 N. 9th St. Bus. Ed. Wiggie . . . swimming and dancing rate high . . . famous for fun . . . a laugh a minute . . . teachers' problem . . .will don a Wave uniform. Study Club. i Who's tickling Felmey? CHRISTINA WELCII 425 Vine St. Academic Chrisie . . . short 'n sweet . . . likeable personality . . . sincere . . . willing worker . . . baseball fan . . . her goal-medical technician. National Honor Society, F.N.A., Glee Club, French Club, Library Council. 'nav 'TS 3 f ta. Y ' 4 we , , ,U A-,,..,,,, ,-..- ALICE MARIAN WARII 1132 N. 23rd St. General Al . . . vivacious and friendly . . . avid party-goer . . . a joke a minute . . . waiting for wedding bells. Glee Club, Library Council, Typing Service Club. H UUCKHF. PAUL JOSEPH WARNER 2824 Garfield Ave. General Paul . . . quiet boy . very re liable . . . always gets his work done . . . swimming, baseball, and girls are his hobbies . . . his ambition is to be B.A.A., Study Club. JAMES RUNALIJ WEST 2902 Royden St. Academic Soopie . . . scholarly . . . avid reader . . . appreciative of music . . . a future in chemical engineering.. National Honor Society President, N. I. All-State Chorus, A Cappella Choir, lunior Prom Co-Chairman, Library Council. a lithographer. French Club. 'WV' i ' 5 1 5 X f- V Y 'A t X xx 1 .. A .Q -A .,, . EA ' at 'rx HE ni Nriziqi'-lk GRADUATES of T959 JUIIN WILLIAM WIIITECAR 130 N. 35th St. Academic John . . . quiet man . amusing tease . . . collector of old coins science specialist . . . planning to be Bible Club, Model Building Club '31 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL P? 1 , , W 3 'SQ -sl' ON I tt'- . .... '2-:r F EE? , f f f 1 V yy . 7. 7 ,, '-rr,-,vw IJDRIS ANN WILLIAMS MARTHA VIRGINIA WILLIAMS A1 , 818 rem sr. Bossa. 729 Eimsr. aus Ed 4vgjj,f A Doris . . . friendly to all . . . quiet, Min . . . sweet as they come gage' y but nice . . . music sends her . . . always on the go.. .sews a neat seam v 'Za A- sports fan . . . hopes to become a typ- . . . a future typist. xz,:pt,,g,e.s., Sin' I e istaftergraduatlon. Needlework Club. ttkjpztffssr f lei 4-+2 Study Club, G.A.A. r if-' 'L ' I :Y I IUHN WILD MARLVN CARIIL WILLETT 175 Ablett Village Practical Arts 730 Vine St. Academic lack . . . likes cars, drag races Mar . . . popular gem . . . tall . . . appreciates the fair sex . . . lifts and stately . . .tops with a baton . . . weights . . . plays a mean trumpet . . . interested in art . . . dance floor dream will see the world with the Navy. . . . future commercial artist. Gymnastics Club, B.A.A. Maiorettes, '59 Prexy, Library Coun- cil, lournalism Club. q f X M. DANA WILLIAMSON CLARENCE MELVIN WILSON 674 N. 27th St. Dist. Ed. 716 York St. Academic Dana . . . pleasant and popular Sam . . . genial quietness . . . . . . known for her beautiful blonde plays a cool trumpet . . . his future tresses . . plans are indefinite. Wilsonian Exchange Manager, Typing Student Band Leader, Glee Club, Or- Club. chestra, Dance Band, Chemistry Club. wiliulm mlm wuson rom wnmfn , ef f 712 rv, rut sr. Bos. Eu. sae rem sr. Academic Bill . . . pleasing disposition . . . loannie . . . never a dull moment I - I sportsman . . . avid Wilson fan . . . . smile for everyone ardent ' seen at every athletic event . . . will sports advocate . . . dancing feet H A r make bookkeeping his career. future schoolmarm. ' Q '2' ff at '59 Prexy, rypmg Club, B.A.A. r.r.A., Glee club, G.A.A Q 'A 'I +ve '27 . , A ' - 213+ 4 ix , MA 0 , 7,1 V, ,, t,. .M .?h.,,K:, ,,. ,gi 'J 4 'f Jf.. A' as -' er af I OC' -:J GRADUATES of 1959 BARBARA LEE WRIGHT 617 Birch St. Bus. Ed. Babs . . . congenial gal . . . de- tests hot-rodders . . . contemplating a career as a secretary. Glee Club, Bible Club, '59 Prexy, Dramatic Club. IUSEPH GARDNER ZINMAN 324 Burwood Ave. Academic Joe . . . famous for clever quips . . . at home on a piano stool . . . kept '59'ers out of debt for two years . . . success is his main aim. Wilsonian, '59 Prexy Editor, Band, Orchestra, Sophomore, Junior Class Treasurer. She'll be all right. mi , wa f'1gt4 Sn Memoriam Theodore Frank Temme Born-December T, 1940 Died-April 20, 1958 f I 1 I Library Counvil fl. Io r.l-Nlariv lgllvllllik sm-re-tary: .luditll Kenny, treasurer: Another job, well done. by your officers in action. Rivllarrl Kvnny. IlFl'5lllt'lllQ and Rita l'llillips, vivo-p11-sidvnt. Members of tho F.T.A. during a part of the induction ceremonies. 1 Treasurer Bob Hanna and Prcside-nt Dale Grifliths lofficers of the Jr. Amer- ivan Red Crossl, with the help of able assislant, fill up boxes for dislribulion UXCFSCHS. 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'hifwinqf T ...-as X vnu' 1' I J 'T S- WSW '71 Nui FAB 5 114111 hmmm XFN V' -4' x I 'X The story of a hugh school student beglns with has entrance as a sopho more Hrs mutual lmpressuons of fright confusuon and tlmuduty dnmnmsh untnl they are replaced by the famnlloruty of the lumor He then becomes a real asset to the school rather than a potentnal one and the school becomes hss The story ends portraying the proud fun lovung grateful semor emerging wuth an mvaluable experience behmd hum THEIR SGPHGMORE Rookies friends building treated a adults campaign Speeches and posters election of claw omcers more aetivities more homework junior high was never like thi looking forward to next year as juniore Fopht Ill! tn rf rt tntiu tru un r .Xlln-n m Q 111 otuilir n tr: 1 en Samx Tdxltr un rw nt f--'-Wu- :.'v.-xl' -'ff' 'f 1' 1 ' ' ' rv' ' f 11-1 f- f-'1-fu . IQ -.fa-1.-' ' '. r 3' - n'4 Mr -1 'f . ff ,- ERI, 1 La -.I ' I L , , . .1 f uw 'Yu 0' 'Arg AW P. h' 4 1 J ?.' 'N I V ' .F - .-'N . 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Karen Brown is vrownerl queen . . . an engrayecl loving vup. a golfl lmrar-elet anrl a life- ' le memlwrsliiv in the 'xlllllllti .Naioeiation 1 lvererl .... 'Xlumni :Xssoc'iation. we thank you. Y: 19.38 Yarfity Queen, Karen Brown A Royal Court ll. to r.I-Bottonz: Elaine I.oDico. Ai I x 1994 Yarfity Queen Patricia Whittlck, Gini Onesty. Lorraine Di.-Xmore. Nlarlyn Willett, and X I 1958 Varsity Queen Karen Brown. hers . . . a heavenly evening will Ive long remem- 'T-Y I . ,nb ,N-I 'Q ji, O.,-I 4 2 I W -L I .k,Q X GVS . -'vt , 'JN'- A 'far - -iw .:: 'X ' n ff if VA. ., 'S 1 A L. - . Q4 Y. . ,, . 1 . . N- , ,gl I S91 :I 'K I ww. I Aff H r f I t, . c 'Ly X 4 Q' f f . .K , Y- s b 921 1. 'f4'.'-H - H: ' N' K u 1' 'V . Q ' N 44- ' . , A V . Q 5 q 1, 1 H wx ,wk K 4 aft-. - ' fl: w 'xx I J., 1 Q , -h '- pf -- c '.!: ' 44 - rxxxx iv ' .W , A ff -'f?g '5.: fy 'fd 'fm 1 o ' ' . ' ' 1 A I , , f 'ig 4- Q Q11 ' ' . 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Q . , . l .A ,ly ,naw Junior Class Advisors, Mr. Vogt and Miss Workman, convene to decide on yearbook policy. JU ICJRS ln between year . . . back to the same old grind . . . l hope I don't get Mr. il again . . . Maybe I'll make varsity this year . . . finally learned all the cheers . . . little big shots . . . big plans for their Junior Prom . . . talent galore in the talent show . . . making predictions . . . looking forward to their ubigi' year. m 82 is , -J. ,gr i, , , , . , , . fy: cf-1.-925 ' 1 -1 - -Q n : Q.: ,ganna-.sl i You're smiling now, Mr. Editor fArthur Lesleyl, but wait until your first deadline arrives. I'-1-L A-Na Q0 Y ,b 9'23.94'- .. fi! ,, ,.?'l11-3 H jf , .J ,. f. IAQ- -ygisx v. Cl , ,Fir 6 X... : , . . I 4' 5-21? 2-'5- - ,fi all lf ' b X 'J Naam., f', 'I , .:.b tes S v iuggif '- Ius ' -cfqf i I, 6,2 . ,-'al .KN v -'Ak 51. K , If I' Zitfogilgiu g C. - f I , ' ' I , ..-, Q.: '- ' 5 j, . 'pf ,. .. 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Buzzlng around In exclted antlclpatlon of the Sprung Concert lntercedlng between faculty and student body frantucally searchmg for the mlssmg yearbook or newspaper copy desperately pouring over the not yet memorlzed Innes of the soon coming play a student may be seen serving hls school Why'9 because tt IS fun fun m the partlclpatlon Itself and fun nn workmg and klbltzmg wlth fruends Acttvmes make the school and the student colorful purposeful and pleasant ACTIVITIES X 2 2 xfgug l'rt-sid:-nt Kit-ky Saull fslalzrlfllgl. assistvrl lly ff. lo r.l Sw-c'r1'tary Nanry Nleliaig. Vi4'm--l'r1'si- dm-nt Karen llrown lltltl'lll't'21hlll't'I'DZlI'Tt'll lfatlu-rs. pt-rstlarlm-s lltlllllfll IItC'llllll'l'b to get ln-hind tht- onor Cmlv. . 4 J' Stn-ve Norwitz. Campus Committee Chairman, strategically plans locker invasion with Student Government advisor Mrs. Altimore. TLIDE T GO ER ME T Wilsonk Swt-etlu-art. Lorraine Ui Amore, reigns at the Stutlent fi0Y1'liIlIllCHl.S SWt'ClllC8I'l Danve. Develops leaders . . . solves our problems . . . fills our re- quests . . . when in doulit see Mrs. Altimore . . . head- quarters-M22 . . . Wilsmmrlls Congress meets alternate Mondays . . . head of us all-Rick Saull . . . sheis always around-Karen Brown . . . our gal Friday-Nancy MeKaig . . . old money bags-Darrell Cathers . . . at conferences they exchange ideas . . . Rutgers will long he remembered . . . foretold by the stars-a foreign exchange student . . . F' Z Easter eggs only 21' a piere . . . Sweetheart Uanee tops our soeial calendar . . . refer that problem to the suggestion committee . . . motto for 750- Honor Code or Bust. . . . establishing policy o C33 EEK ,' ILSO IA I -rf. -f' 'fl it-' p X P-'11, -097 ,qi .1 Q57 iF.rDlTOR Nearly everybody reads the Wilsonian Editor Elliott Ro-en and stall' happily vxanuns their finislic-fl product. Prize-winning TB issue . . . what about the hole? . . . deadline dilemmas . . . letters to the editor . . . letters to the printer . . . to announce the Christmas concert . . . you're editorializing again . . . subject-verb agreement . . . the return of the galleys . . . pictures and paste-ups . . . multi- colored carbon copies . . . this time it's six pages. . . and broadcasting proiecfs Business Advisor Hr. llilmhs instructs some members of his vlulr on ad-getting: teclinitliivs. Q- A I Q El! 11 ll fniffga A gf y . SQUAD p .Mi 3, 1 Marley's marching majorettes . . . high- sg, Q f jumping cheerleaders . . . snappy-stepping ,,,afA color guards . . . 20 gay blades . . . prac- tice makes perfect-so they tell us . . . pep rallies make me nervous . . . and another baton drops in the organ pit . . . nobody hit the ceiling with the Hag-the balcony just got in the way . . . get in line . . . keep in step . . . oh my, those cart wheels! . . . sum up the trials and tribulations of being a squad member. if V1 .4-Wh' Majorettes ll. to r.P: Phyllis Gauntt, Carol Mc- Alack, Line Captain Marlyn Willett, Barbara ' ' Black, Barbara Smith, and Head Majorette Lor- ' ' raine DiAmorv. s 1. fn. : f U- Cheerleaders 11.10 r.I: Dona Ogle. Elaine LoDico, Madeline Griffiths, Color Guard ll. to VJ: Captain Karen BIDWD- Belly' Janice Griliin. Head Cheerleader Pat Barbarito, Carol Taylor, Gini Luniewski. Bt-tty Xlcllvaine. Barbara Doyle. Onesty. Annamarie Losito. and Pat MacDonald. and Kay Crowley. 95 Mrs. Miriam C. Hoffmeister. director . . . after school and evening rehearsals . . . Christmas Concert-yuletide Carols . . . Spring Concert-gowns. tuxedos. and melody . . . here comes Ben Crifliths. president . . . catch those rohcs hefore they fall to the floor! . . . where's my music? . . . see the new rehearsal rooml . . . dinner and concert to treat the seniors . . . do you have your dues today? . . . All State Chorus-james Yvest and Eugene Crier . . open your mouth and hreathe through the diaphragm . . . Girls, and Roh' lfnsemlile and Chorus . . . Beethoven cluh entertain- ment . . . put more feeling into it and smilef lfro-ty tlfric lltcrshagenl is a special guest al our fillflellllils Concert. s 9 ns Wi W V I , '- . ff' ' 1 The Boys. Chorus harmonizes at the Spring Concert. L.--I ,.:...f- Under the spirited direction of Mrs. Hoffmeister. the A Cappella choir performs. . . bui' +l1e melody lingers on ,V 4 1- ' X A 40 5 Ai .. 'J X ' nj X5 'M 1' 1 lc- Ar. i igfiik ? ' if B. f--,, - -1. Y e. ,vi ,M . l rf k - f :ii The entire Clee Club adds to the joyous air of the Chriglmas Concert, Q. Wy., , L S.. -1 if .-5 N 4- ' 1 ., ' '43, Q. 1 wg , ,Af if j. ' 'vs J 3, 'ki ' if Q -.1 m 'lb .S 5:-. HQ 4 3- X jx- 9 f mfs: and Roberta Kamy, Roslyn Corenzwit, and Darlene Oriol perform in 'Cingerf Long hours after school . . . but Wednesday is 'our day to use the stage! . . . it would be impossible to do a musical without help . . . Spring Play? Why not Blythe Spirit? . . . but, who could really do justice to the role of Rebel? . . . mountains of ice cream cones- with jimmies . . . breathless tryouts, heartbreaking choices . . . you've lost your playbook?l . . . push tickets-S25 royalty . . . no horesplay, now! . . . take that line again . . . Mrs. Weber, il can't make rehearsal today . . . the ticket money, where is the ticket Eugene Dodelin and Pat Langdon in a scene money? . . . remember, don't trip over the doorsill! . . . project, from the 1958 Spring Play, Time Ou: for Ginger. project! . . . the director will have to play only 5 parts, today . . . louder, louder, you can't hear a thing under the balcony! . . . opening night and the smell of grease-paint . . . butterflies in your stomach? . . . blinding footlights. doorbells that w0n't ring. windows . O . an fhe worId'S a S1-age that won't open . . . how can we prompt. they skipped 5 pages? . . . thunderous applause . . . curtain call! . . . Green Valley, here we come! 1959 Spring Play cast re- hearses for its performance of Curtain Going Up. 413 Q, I-1 ' es ofliciers. A GUAGE Mademoiselle Owens' Cercle Francais . . . avec les olliciers: Chris Welch. president: Roger Suters, vice-president: Nick George, treasurer: and Sherry Horn, secretary . . . what about orange ice for the punch? . . . c'est un bon ensemble! . . . everybody have his song sheets? . . . Bon Voyage- Class of '59. ..,......l..... M J Qs -.spa . -ug + mhyknt Pere Noel distributes gifts. . breaking +he code ' s W Q x 1 5 M if fill- Elvis Preslius entertains at the Teen Age Saturnalia. Salve domina McKendree . . . more Roman punch . . . Saturnalia . . . draped bed sheets, the latest in Roman garb . . . socialize . . . Ides of March . . . Et tu, Brute . . . surge . . . praetors, consuls, aediles . . . Hannibal and his elephants . . . Valete! The commercial for Piel's Punch. NATICDNAL H0 CDR SCDCIETY X solemn moment durm induction ceremonies April IT. 1958 . . . glory to a selected few . . . impressive ceremony . . . Mr. Bristow handing out membership certificates . . . honor for excellence in leadership. scholarship, character, and service . . . lending color and prestige to their school . . . busy selling dictionaries and name cards to seniors . . . under the supervision of Mrs. C. Elliertson . . . adding to scholarship fund for some lucky senior in the future. . . mission accomplished r'...fsu ,f Sag .f , Honor students serve at annual tea following induction llnnor Society tl, In r.I -firm! Roux' Ks-nnn-th Taylor lxis'e'-pn-sitlentl. Lorraine' lJi:Xinor:'. iillltlx- tina Welsh, Irene Manning: Second Row: Birute Vigelis, Darlene Oriol, Marilyn Miller, Carol Nlortimcr. ,loan SVLIIIILHI. Yixian Campo. Joan llornn 1:-wrt-taryt. lanivm- Kr-lloway ltreasurvrt. llorotliy Nliller. lfllen lloldinan lpulvlit-ity chairmanl. llorutliy llunng Third Rout: Rick Saull. ,larncs Wicst lprcsiclcnt P, in L5 A s x'-.- - is Would anyone care to shoot the photographers? Literary. Art. and Photography Staffs ll, In r.l---Firsl Roux' ln-ne Manning, Marilyn Dobson. Art Editor Phyllis Cauntt. Literary Editor ,loan lloron. Bonnie Brooks. Cecilia Orozvo, Yvonne Roberts: Sefond Row: llotty Hiller. Franny ffryiiivs. .lllIlll'1' Kelloway, ilini Um-sry, Libby Brand. Viv Campo. Lorraine DiAmore. Ellen Goldman: Third ,Roux Tom Nlvliflwee, Carolyn Hiller. Betty Luniewski. Jeannette Blair. Her! ,lc-mison. Sue- Pm-rstt-in, Jan tlrimn. Co-Editor Joe Zinman: Fourth Row: Co-Editor Stan Davis. Irv Singer. joe Fazzi. Photography Editor Steve Norwitz. Pat Hardy. Marty Micklin. up 113 BE 13' as as 96 'S' v 15 5 Organized disorganization . . . changeable theme . . . movable deadline . . . those first three pages . . . so, spacemen point with their little fingers! . . . patient publisher . . . break through or extricate? . . . This book looks good. AS a yearbook should? . . . can we use your nickname? . . . where's the thesaurus? . . . do we need a theme? . . . after eighth . . . write 60 words on a golf ball . '. . let's re-re-number the dummy . . . a July publication . . . 6 p.m. curfews . . . all we need is a stapler . . . get out the '57 book . . . let's get rid of the dead wood around here! . . . can you have that assignment in by yesterday? . . . distinction-edited in a closet . . . is MRS. DeMaio coming today? . . . some schools put out two a yearfl But, it doesn't express the themel Smile, Bette, there are only 350 nice to kn0w's and 225 sports enthusiasts. . . . lost' in space :- '1 41-MV .. Prexy pushers. What, me worry? hw., Business and Advertising Staffs tl. lo r.P-First Row: Carol Sampey, Marty Altimore, Business Editor Bette Halsey. Penny Neiman. Elaine Lollico, Jeanne Eskridgeg Second Row: Pat Caldwell, Joan Barclay. Linda Lomurno, Pat Barlraritn, Juyve- Stankavagv, Mary Ann Walukas, juan Craigg Third Row: Mildred Freeman. ,lane-t NlacQuc-e'n. Lillian Conyers, Sandy Shindle, Dotty Pyne, Carulyn Pitts. Tony Nlelonig Fourlh Roux' llurnum- Gentry. Pat Hardy, Carol Miller, Lenora Bryant. Martha Williams, Advertising Editor Ed tlaulwrf-. .Nm shown: Ann llalluwcll. Vi swf of -is 1 cv 'QQ' 1' --f' if ZNX Men on Earth have established an apparently pointless waste of energy which they term sports They might be seen persistently trymg to put a ball Into a basket which only falls out agaln or wearing themselves out by runnmg around In cnrcles ln splte of their appearance sports are useful In strengthening the body releasmg bottled up emotnons entertamlng and promotmg healthy attltudes toward competition and teamwork S RT 5 Zx U f 7 4' I I P ffwgx, Ri., 5 Q I ,..f Q , 4 5 1- Rf '1lL,T feta. X u, , . K it V 4-.-? Albert Bass Athletic Director .A pai-4145, :WHA vm ft, as W Q ' .A ' ' 7 wp ,V Megfnf X xo, y, kwa! digg f wwf, Q' 'wa-4 ,f , ,N .W ,vm V ,W 4 A Q X .J 5 1 ,ts QQ., ,Y Q31 is 'mi A A xgmaef' ,gn-Q., 4 W 4 My M K ?1 'fw.iaiw4 ,,3YMi,ivZqu,-4. 1 ' ' 'iii' if if ww In me 521 55.3-,li W.. FGOTB LL Drive! Drive! Drive!-heads up and drive some more! . . . woodshop equipment room . . . seventh or eighth period bus . . . dressing at Vets . . . that long walk to 24th and Harrison . . . that new coach with the southern drawl . . . where's that life? . . . practice until dark . . . back to Vets . . . Friday sessions with the paint brush . . . a manager in the whirl pool . . those pre-game pep talks . . . 'LT-Bone's tussle at the Turkey Day game . . . that object on Camden's goal post . . . the final score Wilson 6- Camden 2 . . . and didn't that turkey taste much better? 'fs 11 Third down, four to go. Practice makes perfect ltheoreticallyl. . . baffle of brains and brawn Bob JM Football Team ll. to r.J-First Row: Coach Nowak, Bob Jones, Tom Huder, Wayne Ingram, Add Bradley, Art Little, Joe Fazzi, Bill MacKnight, Ben Tozour, Bill O'Brien, Wil Burley. Joe Brocious, Ass't. Coach Pawlakg Middle Row: Joe Badame, Al Kentrus, Conrad Talley, Rich Eckel, Ed Corecki. Dave Chakov, Jerry Molineaux, Mike Camardo, Doug Ferren, Leon Bartolino. Mike Cooker, Ron Creecy, Ass't. Coach Eatong Top Row: Ass't. Coach Vogt, Parnell Neason, Tony Pellegrino, Charles Zarelli, Doug Smith. Ed Warner. John Davis, Walt Yates, Charley Fest, Les Pitts, ,lim Johnson, Don Crilley, Ass't. Coach Burcat, . vt, f- 1-,,-y:3' ra jig, ,.,,.', ft.: 22: , i -A -X f ' ' L' --:el 51,52 . s .,'1.f,1vI? B. . 'i 'io ' P' JL, ASKETB LL Whats the word. Gang? . . . llustlel . . . the enthusiastic cry of the Woodrow Wilson basketball team . . . once again, Coach Mussa turns out a top-flight team . . . always traveling for practice sessions . . . the tiger roars . . . high scoring responsibilities fall upon the shoulders of Rick Saull and Wil Burley . . . workouts held at Vets and Davis . . . the sharp ball-handling and passing of back-courtman Harry Fields . . . have another Cigar, Coach . . . all-round play of Ted Niekens and Ed Archer . . . team play . . . reserve strength . . . never say die! it-I Never fear-Wilberfs herel lunar Varsity Basketball Squad fl. to r.l- 'First Rout Harry Stuneback. Ted Niekens. Ricky I Saull. Wil Burley. Ed Archer. Harry Fields: Seronfl Row: Asst Coach Vogt. Charley Wood. John Davis. Coach Mussa. John Cramer. Fred Campbell. Manager Roy Summers. lifs xii Q y 0 -i 3 1 X Y 'F 19 Wegfff r ?f1'Q Nsiix 'ix Q 1 '- E I , :, I v 4 F- K I L9 er: lil- G if C Y X, L-, -V - 14 Q . ,N 1 , X . 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Rick Saullg Serond row: u ' l Coach Albert Bass. William NIacKnighi. Irving Sinai-r, SIX ln a row makes the show . . . new members, we need Caddies Raymond l.anLalolta. .N ot shown: George Prokos, . . . pI'aCliC8 IT1akCS p6I'f6Ct . . . fore! . . . SiIlgCI', watch f.llOSC DHHS! GULF . . . Saull, a little more backswing K . . MacKnight, a bit more con- trol . . . Golden. first man next stop . . . Prokos. improve those drives . . . Pee Wee, stop stabbing the green with that pin . . . Caubre, watch those slices! . . . Doug, why don't you use a club? . . . Mr. Bass' cry: uAny cars available todayfw . . . high hopes for the big six . . . etiquette essential . . . replace those divots or you can walk home! Crash! Watch out for the windows, Many! by Captain Steve Vineherg. Stue Yineberg Captain 42? . . . always on +he ball S Practive. more practive. and a few scattered Coffee hrealcs . . . Slam hang, over the fence! . . . C'mon, you hit itfso you go find it . . . canit we move away from those wild lwaseball practives? . 1958 team won 4, lost but 2 . . . this year was bigger yet, piloted fN nm T am I l-First Roux' Lennie Goldstein. Dave Wanicur. Walt Hammnnrlg Sw-urzzl R014 waxne YlrKmlu llavs-Yilknnic-rsun. in it! Wlu-re'd you get that lilllll. S+ 4452 P I J, 9? f 2 .4 ., . iii 44 . 1 N . W1 ff-.1 CY' '5 H 'L ' ,W ju hfwfiggfl squealm, that Spectanular qprlng Sports Hop S I S 'fukin R Bea S .u'!'L Mirror, mirror on the wall . . fi J s A X qcjxae Xxgcxxoiixn 'av is Q- , WM ' fm M , ,gi .g if I ' 1' 'V' K, 6 M M 4,,.,-4? 4 L Q 4' , mr, af 'I ' if .Q xi 'wil P For you! Hawaiian Cottage? , . . Sans Souci? , . . Sciollak? . . . How- ard ,lol1nson's'f . . . Grand Diner? While Tower! 4 ' ' ?'fW'W'WW I Il's eight o'clock! I thought you'd never get here! X95 egg, 05 x . 956 'wsdvl xipix 06 L0 wa -KA o wbgd 'l axe, 61,5 Nl m K5 5 09 Q4 X C- WA fvfoso Wi Xq no 0 gf ee, S060 eqdcmg A Bax Yx txggegt 6 coo WM xvxfnsef Q ag A Ovcjvoxepw Sak axxoixxt e'if6gxLQe.i Aloha. friends. Welcfwnlc to the Senior Prom at the Naval Reserve Training Center. C0 MENCEME T Row by row, the stately seniors . . Those zany rehearsals . . . did anyhocly find my musie? . . . what a voieeayouill Sing lmass . . . C-Day. ,lune lOl . . . gownis too small . . . eollarls too tight . . . quiekl sign my yearhookl . . . the lmig moment arrixes . . . hearts in mouths. hutter- flies in stomaehs . . . Pomp ami Cirelznislnnee played over and over again . . . proud parental smiles . . . so. why did l have to trip on the Stairs? . . . look. Mom. it's me-with a diplomal . . . where do l go from here? . . . what will l do? . . . spontaneous launching of mortar lvoards . . . the Shout . . . the final rendition of the 'Uma Slater . . . l never thought that I would ery . . . parties. here l eomel l'omp and Qilfflllllalll if Z-I I A Danger-curves ahead! Huw In win a girl'-and .Q--was ...pun- Hclp! Thu Thru- Fmogcs llaxc IHUlll1JllCdl , I 3mn.,g,,X H M L 'm,'A1Ym.'Zin.V vw' , ,., N- my A lx. 21 black cvcl Nicu thu new Qcunu labb Y 1-sqm nw 44 Yes, it is amazing: lmw well they came nut- nkiderinf what thc' had to work with. Sun. cog ,I 'y - i Is this a hx, or what? ar 5',f' Size 23.' Oh, I have the wrong side of the tape-or do I? Et tu Miss McConnell? ..L,F,, .1 Would a strait-jacket help? hu COL! T DOW Tick and the boys make mad music in Pup's Sweet Shop. Dumb . . . dumb . . . dumb. .. M fig: 1 , 4 , ww my H4 , wh I Hu QM-1 . f I 'f'Al,'e A Ax le s 0- , 5349? . . X , .i QV' . , 153' . :f:.' 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Q ,SAIL CT 1 X f f :lf Q Q 'W 'vsff f,f X CW on to new worlds Al s Market Allan and Estelle Mr and Mrs Warren C Altrmore Angel Pot and Tommy Ayres Marlorle Babson Beatrlce Bachman Mr and Mrs R Barclay Kenneth Bass Benny Gary Slevre Mazza Carol Brbrk Bob and Colt Trna Borges and Jrm Keen Emrly Brooks and Bull Stnles Harold L Broome The Four Caldwells Mr and Mrs Lewls Caldwell and Junle Frank P Candi Carolyn and Chuck Mr and Mrs Mlchael Charnrk and Mrkey Grlbert Chrrsty Ruvonne Cole Pal Contravo Mrs Marlon Conyers Mary Lou Currle Mrs Thomas Damn Charles Dahm Pat Danzr Dave s Market Mr and Mrs Aaron De Kosky Jean T Dr Napoli and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Richard Dobbs Edward C Dobson John Donaway Henry Doran Wrllram H Doran Mr Harold Eaton Evans Frozen Custard Lots B Exler Mabel Exler Mr and Mrs Harold Fenton ahfona The Frsher Famrly Florences Dress Shop Mr and Mrs L C F rd Franny and Walt A Friend A Frlend Mrs Josephrne Gelsomrnr Mr and Mrs HorryJ Gercke The Goy Family Rose and Bull Green and Boys Mrs Ado R Hallowell Ann Julret and Belly Hallowell Frank Hallowell J Mr S P Hallowell Sr Mr and Mrs Samuel Hallowell J Robert C Halsey Mr and Mrs Robert C Halsey John and Blanche Hans and Bays Herman s Luncheonette Mr and Mrs Hrllferty Vrvron Hoffman Mary Holmes Mr and Mrs Joseph Hubbs Geraldme lepson Janice and Jeffrey Mr and Mrs John Jemrson Rev and Mrs Ernest Kelloway Kessel s Delucalessen Mr Wrlllam Krngsmore Sharon Krarsman Ruthie Kreck Gary and Johnny Lawnmaster Mr and Mrs J Lomurno C Lonesome Connue Sue and Kurt Nrle Mack Vrola Makoklran 46 Mr and Mrs R G Mauser Clare R McConnell Barbara Meckle Mr and Mrs Paul Meckle Alex Melon: and Carol Donnelly May 23 Mert and Earl and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Louls Orsunr Edward P Miller H vrn Mr r R Mrlls James E Morrns John Oruol Jacquelrne Owens Glorra Pensyl Phu Kappa Gamma Mr and Mrs Y Davrd Plotnrck The Plymouth Rodders Helen Rlchle Mr ond Mrs Roth Harry Dons and Lrttle Dons Rowan Mr and Mrs Srgmund J Sachewlcz Edrlh Saglrs Sam s Meat Market Mr and Mrs Wrlluam E Sampey Mr and Mrs Wrllram L Sampey Jean C Santrnn Mr and Mrs Bernard Satchell Mr and Mrs E A Schrlllnger Pal Schlagel Mr and Mrs Frank Schramm Jane Serdelmann Mrs Joseph Shaw Mr and Mrs M Shrndle Mrs Betty Stankleweez Mr Temple Carol Urban 57 Mnss Anna Vogel Mr and Mrs John Walukas Mary Ann Walukas and Mrs L Weber and Mrs John West and Mrs Albert Wrllrams and Mrs Robert Wrlllams e Wolves EW LW B Our Best Wrshes for Success rn the Future oo row MA don .Hg 52400 Lll'ellf5 an QGC el'5 550Clafl0l1 ' Mr. . . ' . . . ' . . . . o Mr. . . EI ' 'Ile Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . . ' ' ' ' Mr. . ' . . I rl . . , . . , r. , . . . . , , Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . . . . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' ' , ' , ' Mr. . , . . . . Mr. . ' ' , Mr. . ' ' ' , Th -J.T.T., . ., . ., .M.B l 'DU - - f IQ j A . . 5-Nw. Q JOpen Until 9 p.m. Every Night cAnTuN HAnnwAnE IUHNSUN ESSO 36th and Federal Streets Marlton Plke and Highland Avenue Camden New Jersey Camden 5 New Jersey Compliments of A :Ja saqnmpuog prog puo Jog sdnog aayog 4oH asJaf MaN Z uapwoj 499149 W9 N 6l6 WND auaNoaHoNn1 s mu Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 59 WOODROW WILSON ALUMNI ASSOOIATION Geo McDonough Rudy Knrchgossner Props Compliments of Mee' Us Q' 'he Anchor Bar 84 Llquor Store, Inc C5iY2,:1IfRlt!?gf5e Camden 5 New Jersey GARNET S LUNOHEONETTE Best of Luck to Our Class of 59 WN M' Shea' cHEEnLEAnmn sQuAn Camden New Jersey I . . , I I 3 - 1 1 I J, I ' 5 J XV. A 1 Y ' A 1 P5 N , l C? J' J . 'W Q! A 5 A , 'iff 1' H 2 . , v N 'N 12,-. af ,' l U?-f :J J 5 J U J ' I .Y rg A A f 1 saga l , l - ' ' , l X I - 1 . 1 5 4 . l I I 2 l - Q , F 9 l 1 ll I -N -f-- WNV f . .fuv ,,,,,,,xx X X X X H X X X X R X X X X X X X X X X X X S X X X ZAMSKY STUDIGS Z X 'X ,X ,X i 3 X X 1007 Market Street Phlladelphia 1 Pa X PORTRAITS OF DISTHX CTION OFFIFIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for the 1959 graduatln class Nevatwe of portralts appearlnff lll thls book are kept on file Photographs may be ordered VC Alnut 2 3060 . ,.. X 9 ' X X 1 X X X X X X 'X 1 7 X ' . ' ,, .. . Xl . l., . W, X X D C X X . X E 3 X X 2 P , K X X X X X X K L X X H X X X R E r . - I I X X X C--'-'-f'- - 'Vvf'v f' - f 'N -'-'-'-'-'- '-'-' f - - - E- - -' -'-'- -' '- ' - 'ff ' ' ' 1 Janice, Joan, Ellen, Fronnie, and Bette model gowns for . . . 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