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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

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I summon all honest men, all patriotic, all forward-looking men to my side. God helping me, I will not fail them, if they will but rounsel and sustain me. Woodrow Wilson f' .Ni jf' .L QL ix , 5,2 Nm, , , ' d x yo , If xxx X A I P x ?2fi X vt, y .'3'fLFl':?'i x in Y A, i 'X-, N w i 'S 1 1 f 1 ' I Eng' 1 A X A , x A4 ,, f X fi fr f UN H St'H00l- f Al' J' fg4f Q www wus p e lv E7 7 f . rg-4 I 4 . 1' ff f 'M g ,f M nv-P '., V, --1 dim' V , 'fl -Y 4 ' ' . -...--1.1 1' '2'..Li:!5I'! 1 rv' ia H? is E, 'Q ,. lK,pmm,,,,.4Ufyv' ,W . mt ,swwf-Q nw mpwwyrvaasrq Jn . t . ' , , ,Q ' Z T 52 : .',.- ,, i' 5 Ei l , I 3 Q 1 5 1 30132117011 Now and then, over the centuries, there arises a Hman of extraordinary genius, who in serving his own time displays a quality of timelessness that gives to him, to his deeds, and to his words, pro- ductive meaning for the generations that are to come. Such a man was Woodrow Wilson, a man of varied interests and accomplishments, whose ideas have a great effect on the world today. Since he was both a statesman and an educator, perhaps we, from observing his life, can find a formula for helping mankind live together. 'S A0 ZYVIZYES ff Page 1 10 CLASSES W, X bv 3 'Wx ATHLETICS Page 96 an I ,Y .Mft 1 . ,.,,. ' as C.1mden Board ot' Education fl. ta ful -Mr. J. Arthur jones. Mrs. Eluria Milliken. Mrs. May A. Jones. Mr. John j. Horn. Mr. Anthony Gonski-- Business Manager. Dr. Anthony R. Catrambone-Super intendent. Mr. Eugene E. XX':iles-President. Mr. joseph C. Riignne BOARD 05' 8DlI6lZ70N Supervisors and Directors fl. to r.JfCurriculum and Instruction Grudes Al-6. Marie K. Merklm Director of Curriculum and Instructiun Services. Dr. E. XY,illis MCKL-ndreci Supervisor of Science and Mathe- matics Grades 'All Geurge Hill. Jrg Ciiordinutwr uf Curriculum and Insructiimn Guides T'-ll. lL'Ul'l.1l'cl If. Cuplc-ini I..1fljLLl.lj.IC Arts Grades '-ll. C.ti'ltiin Htilmesi Supervisor of Health. Sift-ty' and Physical Ifducutiun. l'.iul H. Slmiferz Special Serxices. Dr. H Paul Janes. 1,.,1,-.. . 41 . I' Ill I.-5:1 Till: f' lx . .tg is f' 1:- -X 2 17 , ,ww ' . ' s s 4 Q' X' c 'C' f 5 .H S- -grip 53 ef-H 1,14 -4Secret1ry, Mr. Maxwell Grithn--Vice President, Mr. Thomas J McLaughlin, Mr. Samuel L. Supnick- Solicitor. Mr. Godfrey C Misus, Mr. XY'illiam J. Procacci. .li if Dr. Anthony R. Cutramhone Super-zfzlrzzdtrzz fit Sflmfflr 1:5-' E- fi luis A af . 4 Jin: ', Sb, 2 'ff ' 'ggi . ,,3:3f,j' .: 4. ' If ., 5 .Jaw '.., gf 4 'dltillr I f-M51 ff fwfrf .,,,,,.Qh ., , lf f' .xi Q A N, ' V M.. i 5 .a -. AQ .,. ' iliipfflig 7215 ., , 54 iFf1i4:, .f 'kim .. l , ,N IWINCIFAL The fact that the 1960 yearbook is dedicated to a great American, Woodmw Wilson, should serve as a wonderful incentive and inspira- tion to every boy and girl of this year's graduating class. In this shrink- ing world where the oceans are spanned in a matter of hours, and con- tinents are accessable to each other as never before, the many excellent references to the thoughts and ideas of Wilson expressed in this book are most timely. They should be read and reread with understanding so that they become part of our everyday living. It is with these thoughts that we take leave of you, our 1960 graduates. Thomas R. Bristow 25 W E Y Guess who's winning . . . ? 7- Q- :PZ siwi 4,-,q-, .fe Malcolm M. Steck Auirtant Principal The theme of your yearbook is an excellent one and particularly well chosen at this appropriate time. Con- gratulations! My special wish for all of you is that you may enjoy for the rest of your lives the ideals and hope of world peace so fervently striven for and planned by our great Statesman and President, Woodrow Wilson. Malcolm M. Steck fx fvt'x,'::5 Albert Bass Dean of Student! ADM! ISUIAZION Betty Cooperson - Atlnidxrzce Office Samuel Catrambone - flllc'I1d.H1L'8 Officer .. we cue fzemdadeal of aaa Qual Zeaalefz ?ACllLZ!l Albert G. Benci Human R lation: Jean O. Altim Paul W. Bednard Pbyyical Ed Pbyxiral Educat' 40 W 6 19 3 ig. GN 5 9 ' I 00 4 0 M, t ,ff I Af-,-1 . 0 Each one a winner. Fred W. Bergmann W ood Shop 1 'HF' Margaret Cathell John F K Daly Social Studzer Spanub THE JAR 3' :nf 1 en if' it 15 wi Evelyn DeKosky Clazre K Dxce Catherme M Z Dnhberto Bunneu Edutatlon Matlzemanrx Bufme.r.r Eduralfan 518117 only Seven more Penods to 50 Do we lxke h1story7 Just check the smxlmg faces fb' and he , f J --jg as ig 'f' -' : E L 2 X! I1 3 ' my ,':.v :LF W E, I I .zz if rf' je H Auuvi ' jf 45 is ,,:2- L'A Iasnf IVQ V A , X K ' 7 1 ggi -' 'fig X -' . X 4. , az J' 0 ue are planning or the country The servlce of mstztutlons of learning LS not a prwate but public a mr 'K Woodrow Wilson 21 Jean T D1Napo11 Guzdanre Dnector Elnzabeth B Dolaway Lnllnan C Donaway Englulv Home Eronomzrx 441. Human, Harold A Eaton Jr Catherme J Elbertson Snence Lzbrarmn James V Eulo Socml Studies in Zuenae an aaa edacatdavml am 6, . f . ' ff ' H :ZQQ1 A I , 2, ggifgz v gwfxflfu fi K ' ..,.f, L If ' . . . and the answer is about 9,365,487.0595 2- fs - QYTHE47, M 5 IU' T qzgm, gikjk S ' :Y 'iff' 5 Q, 'ff ' L55 ll. wa , ,, -53175259155 4 A Sfwffwf-'P 5-5' .gf?'5f 451 'fr fggiiw 21, 7' ag? ,yy is . uh V 7 a 5' .r-'.y?,r'f -- 'ef vm ' H ' . Qwfzmixwri :M .4 Edna Fiero Pbyfiral Edurafion Richard K. Fisher A. Thomas Forte Mathematic: Pbyxiral Education wide! we ezpezflmce Muay! Yr-ff Theresa Garbarmo Claudxa A Gercke Srlenre Pbynml Eduratzon qpuu Whnv Mary E Graham encfeaaofw Raymond J Grandfleld English Dzxmbutwe Edumtmn Wayne E Gxbbs Bufmen Educalmn Preston H Gunnmg Macbme Shop Keep an eye on the balance sheet flve f0l1r three two OHS 4-OW W1 O vw? Q NU X 'gm-f g pg I o Shnrley S Hallbauer Engllfh Y tgp' 'b 'f!9 Mane Iaconangelo Englub Lucxan Jamk Merbamral Drawmg They re really studlous when under the Camera s eye and you say you keep Mmam G Hoffmexster Mum' Mane T Kmger Bunnefx Educallon seemg spots before your eyes? -K RUIX N, and o -g y, 4 0 ofgi f A Q I 3 - J: ax f Z Ni- 1- ,il s 9 ff KN- edu ' I, 4 A CNA W VII, X 4 1. hz 'GE fp its y V 1 f f 25? 4,-f. ,1 y, 4 ., ' f'A'r 'fA 0 y 1-0 ,., h 'I '. 12 - W Af' ' ff ' I I F ' I Fi f I Q. I .5 Jacob Koche 'T' Bufinesx Eduration A I 47 fx .. I h A M Nl Why don't these keys have letters on them? IW, 441' ff ,ii W Ruth Krzyzanowski N um' Casper B. Lonesome George W. Long Graphic Arlx Social Studie: 440 a applied teaching of awe cw . . . the old memory of times gone by, the old THE schooling in precedent and tradition, the old keeping of the ,faith as a preparation for leadership in days of social change. We must make the humanities human againg we must recall what manner of men 0? Q QQ ff? 9. E T 'Y PL it W VJ Woodrow Wilson 'V 6, A c tca...fJU7Df'f4 ' -w.,-IN ' cw we 'tea 4 ...UU5L '0'P'xn-o-UY'Cv90 -4-'20 6fl0 X60 Henrietta P. Mammel Social Studie: Eleanox R. Mason Jeanne McDonald Eflglilb Englirb 'K Very good, but next txme try xt wxth paper. William E. Marley Band and Ortbextra Thomas McGe0y Anna Marie McKenna Joanne H. McKeown Auto Elerlfir Social Studie: Englixb dw am eaefa Peter A, Mussa, Walter I. Nowak Phyxiral Education Pbyxiral Eduraiion A well body makes a happy man. Richard A. Montemurro Buxinen Eduration 3:1 ' 550064 5 ,21- .j ,' 4-'M Gertrude M OWCHS Mary A Papageorgxou Frenrh and Spanish Englyfh ll Stanley T Pawlak Bumzen Eduranon Screnre Harold Z Reber Wxlson s art dxsplay would do credxt to an advanced art school Keep your mmd On your work' 1'7- Ethel G Patterson rt 0' fu. 9 156. 0 ici' ' 3 v 4 :fi cmd mamma cl f ff IV ' I 3. 'QM W' 'GV . I' Q, Q fr ,f . . fy-1 S I f, -- . 49 W 1 , ,, , A, 1 1 11,1 ' w ' .51 'dy ai' fy' . 199, 4 o in A f' ' l f A .. ,. QQ I ' V , . 5 R . . A K X 2 f 4 I ' A - A.. or 0+ ,B-119' -'Q 1- fbi' fm? Ethel M Reeder Bunnefx Edurafmn ' Grace D Renst Englub K Helen R Rlchne Englub 3'f-1115 GQ ,4-Q., if ,Aa-s. Mane R Romeo Anhur H J Roney Ph1l1PR Satanoff Social Sludxef Social Sludzer Mdlbfmdflf-Y an tie ada!!! edacatcoeml ,beagfzeu 'S-T 4 I J i i 4 gl' ? 'K Rose Ann Scalnse Matbematzrf WF 'xml' ' . 'l' we , ,llmgjig :Q RL Qs ' ' Mildred C. Seybold Kenneth Solom Geor8C Sllihffland Guidance Direnor Mathematic! Effgliih 040 M4 O X WW ' 0 0 X xl 0 3 I 5: in Q 2 .2..-1 'ii'.i, A . I Dnvxclends? What are they? . I9 H - xx. if-la' ., 4 , C , Sf!-A ,ff V Eureka! A eucalyptus plant! cmd Maw in tie 14 ' ' wide! .47 li? Mnldred K Tannebaum Bunneu Management Wnllxam J Txpper Albert L VOSI S,-,em-g Pbyncal Edumtzon if Al Palmetta C Wagner Home Eronomur Lets start from the begmnmg Thls 'Q inn-.Al Edward F Walton Bunnen Eduratzon S3.C3.l.' 64 aww lvah S Walton Banner: Educatzon V19 Do these pens really wrxte over butter' ,e,e W N ,W F 4 X 90 5 ' ' rf' V, N W f ' ' A ' M A , ,ee,, , , ,ge ff ifqr x X of nl l Kiev! I V 7 , f lm iff X A i'!, k K1 ,, 51 ,,f E in Y' 'V' Charlotte B- Weber Verna H. Williams Kay S. Witmer Ldlin Pbyriml Education Guidanre Dirertor aa 446 mmm? we Q in -Hamm Ruby Wolfgang Sue M. Workman Scienre Englijb we faeldae tie gfzecufaeaa 6445 aww 70 ' can Elizabeth Smith - Library I Mgr' . x f 5 sara! 'w - H' f 9, . 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'vi y,.,,, N X W IJIIMDING Dedlcltmn of XX oodrrm XX xlscm H1 h Schools New BL1lIdlI1Q Thursdu December 10 1959 ,6 N N Our duty I9 to flemzse mul restore t 7 rorlert e111 Hlfllflllf Illllllllllllgl the Hood W e mean to square our present eonduet ll zth 91 en Ideal mul promtse utth uhleh the nation beffan We shall deal ulth great llldllSfl'W as lt lS and as lt may be modzfed Woodrou Wzlson an tie maze! of 444 leaciefwic Nbxhs -5- . , . ' y . ', .v V7 , 'I' k . 'Q 'K x. 'g X ' Q TA , , 'aus X Q x ' ' N . 'Y X, wr 'f -' E iz 3 9.0 F DDC. sw, 5' 'si H 5 'r, ,' J, Q Q X Z' ,J 1 t 4 3' ' , 9 Cr ,Q 'MD .1 xi 6 W x, 'K . V 0 B Y-' LS , ix , b Xxx' 3 YE X . . . . . XX ' 7 , f. ' ' , , ' ' , . f, , I. ' - as Y I E 1 a 1 1 0 a Gow wi xgwif wckzfuffw W! F ,H fgoedx , ,wwf fmwff K f ?3ur5 Ami will .df fi-.Inna-3 U' F ggi 5 OP 1' fig- H 4 X f xxriglfinf 0 I Q,-7 0 04 um 44,3 r 1 N 9 Sc 1 XQWL577 7 EUS H 5 ,, 'fo 'ah ' ' XL 45' 5 OWU far' diy D! fin 141 W1 MJ Q 1-J Oz ,nf L ff S I .,5 Q1'-fy 7 , V! 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The skillful assistance of our senior ofiicers helped us to enjoy the busy routine, the enthusiastic activities and the splendid achievements during the last year of our stay at Wilson. DVISEKS Another year has come and gone, and all too soon this class will be scattered. But whatever the future, we shall never forget the loyal support, cooperation, and enthusiasm which our advisers have so willingly given to us in a way that has made our school life a source of the greatest possible pleasure and enjoy- ment, Their cheerful spirit and fine administrative ability have placed them in our highest esteem. Senior Adxiscrs: Miss Sue M XY'orkman. Mr. Albert I,, Vogt. HUNUR SZIIDENZS' .--of X- W Z XV1ync Chxodx QPUQ Vilcdlctormn Cirol O H1r1 Q1lLlf1fOI'l1l'1 wtdefvzetcmd C xml TIXIQJY Thlrd Homvr Student .v- ' mi- Q QW- Blrb U1 Berlm Tone Brudexoll Dqrryl Cithers '9 .. . 4 A 2 'Q' M ' .. x , W 5 . . 3 v 6 . U .L Qu I y 5 ' X XX al 2 32 I I l I I 'ix f .. K' , , Q l I 'wr 'I dx Fthcl Chrk Roslyn COFCDZXKII mnettc Cox cy Thomis Iwurfull MQ YN QM' Theodora Felton Nancy Frenzel Edvs ard Gay en Mary Georgettl a aacceaa ac! Zecwlefwdc at ca that Leonard GOldSfS1f1 Damel Lang Raymond Lanzllotta Cuolyn McAlac1x ix QW? B V M , y . vw 4 if 4, y v.. ' QW' x. .V Q, fl i S 1 1 . 1 A - 3 , A 1' J A 1 , , K X ,L ' My -M .h,, M, I Wwwwwwf' Www 'I' -N J N ,Q 1 - 1 g 0 0 0 .. ' S Q xi v ka V 0 x s Yi ...,,,,,- X Ti 4? nn Batty MCUN UNC Nmq MCKIIKL, Martm M0211 Eugene N1lence M LW h-bw Q64 'UG'-N' 43: 02 CC PCFCIV11 Carole Peters Mary ann Reagan Stephen Robmson wha! maker: dom cz weaken a dcalofzg Plul Shensi 'Cr Q15 can Smxth Myra Splllcr judlth Wcrne fi llf NY -rg,-rj rf ' X if I x9 Q n ab OA7 is T 2 JIlfVll7l FIIUM The junior Prom, held SLlfLlI'Ll.1f', April IS, 1959, .it XYf.XV.H.S.. w.1s ri 53.1141 affair. The theme, Showers of Flowers. gave .ln atmosphere of an enchanted tigxrtlen, -'ir M1 HW? The junior Prom-a fond memory-dancing to Ricki One Junior attempts to reclaim his nickel with interest Rolandfs music from the wishing fountain to save for next years Senior Prom, ffl? A-it QCA 3 I ff: f- , xxx , 1 1 QWYQI-me s I 'Q xi is it . X-A 'K Q, AY Margaret Colsey crowned Varsity Queen by Karen Brown, 1958 Queen, at the Varsity Ball-Ivy Stone Inn. The pause that refreshes- ice cold Coca-Cola. All Z!! EAL I could have danced all night . . JAMES ARTHUR ACKLEY 2802 Cramer St. Academic lim . . . famous for his swimming and tumbling . . . brawny . . . enjoys boating and canoeing . . .football rates high . . . quiet . . . future in the Navy. Varsity Football, B.A.A. IUSEPH ANTIIIJNY 257 Burwood Ave. Dis. Ed. Joe . . . former TV crooner . . . tall and handsome . . . likes pizza . . . drummer . . . sunny disposition . . . plenty of wit. Band, Classroom Treasurer, Orches- tra, B.A.A. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL WMHQ VICTURIA ACOSTA 417 N. 9th St. Bus. Ed. Vicky . . . beautiful eyes . . . loves to dance . . . pink convertible fan . . . petite Miss . . . orange blossoms in her future . . . Shucks! G.A.A. IUSEPII MICHAEL AIJOLF 1167 Beideman Ave. Academic AIdo . . . famous for running to class . . . career in science . . .passion for golf, sport cars, and hunting . . . friendly disposition . . . eye for the girls . . . anti-German. Ecxf, Library Council, German Club, B. . . , .3123 . Aulvuf cscuf Avmsoom BONNIE KATHELEEN ARENSBERG -405 Royal Ave. Academic 874 Beideman Ave. Bus. Ed. Alayne . famous for her hair Bonnie . . . nice to know . . . styles : . . enjoys dancing, reading, and charming smile . . . talkative . . . usu- swlmming . . . golf and bowling rate ally seen in a '58 white Impala . . . a high . . . ardent baseball fan . . . med- jewel on the dance floor . . . will pur- ICHI IGCIIHOIOEY ahead. n sue a secretarial career. Yearbook Staff, Library Council, Dra- Wilsonian Representative, G.A.A. matic Club, Classical Club, G.A.A. MARY BETTY ANDERSON 624 Cedar St. General Freckles . . . fun to be with . . . movie addict . . . collects records . . . headed for an office . . . 0h, for good- ness sakes! G.A.A. DULIJRES BAIUCCU 1147 tl. 31st St. Bus. Ed. Dee . . . famous for talking . . . often found with the crowd . . . at home on a dance floor . . . an aspiring segritgry . . . Take your tlme. a WILLIAM A. BAKER 2308 Carman St. lnd. Arts Blll . . . usually seen roving the halls . . . quiet joker . . . hobbies in- clude driving . . . sports fiend . . . carpgnltry in the future . . . Back off! B. . . IIIIIN LESLIE BEEGIILY ELIZABETH BEIIENATO DUNALD N BANES 234 Grand St Bus Ed quxet mrld manner sports enthusiast see hlm at every Wllson game enjoys baseball and burldrng models ambutron to get the most out of llfe and see the world IV Basketball Intramural Sports BAA Representative LEON BAIITULINU 832 N 7th St General Pee Wee srgna caller su preme llkes all sports height rs no handlcap earnest worker happy and carefree Varslty Football and Golf BAA FAITH BECKERSHDFF 2823 Thompson St Bus Ed a e often seen typm happy and peppy dancing and bowl mg rate hugh nlce to know desrres to be a professional dancer Typrng Club lr Red Cross Represent atlve G A A 'Uv '64 ' 4,-wg. WILLIAM P BEHMKE 3405 Federal St Academrc llkes all sports conslder drag racer sharp dresser at home on the dance floor enjoys the company of the opposlte sex to be a professional salesman Student Council Intramural Sports A LUIS RAE BENNER 542 Vlne St Academic grggles galore danclng feet ardent partygoer haunts Kam pus Korner Ice skating and swlm mrng rate hugh future elementary teacher Classical Club Dramatlc Club Vrce President Glee Club FTA Wrlsoman Representatlve G AA IEANNETTE BECIIETT 824 Barley St Bus Ed ean wants to vlslt Hawanan Islands famous for last minute de clsrons ambrtuon rs to be a steno rapher We have more fun than people Intramural Sports Home Economics Club lr Achievement GAA W AIILENE BENSON 3001 Saunders St Academlc Arlene quret and has a smrle for everyone a book full of clever ulps Independent and shy very athletlc Intramural Sports G A A GRADUATES OF I96O 2919 D Benson St Dls Ed 402 N Front St Bus Ed Beagle wants a convertlble dark halr and matchmg rock n roll fan buys funk cars e es ever on the go well llked undeclded future lt beats always ready for a good time walkmg doesnt lt? wlll pursue a secretarlal career Auto Club Track and Fleld Club DE Take your tame Representative B A A Glee Club G A A iffalw N' fl A00 fl, 3 Don ..'.. ', '- f3...' I .4 Fy ...' I 'g'..I I A . I -I l I ,. I I, QQA ,I., f 'Y' IEA LL' PM Iv ,: Jvzvlf., , 5 tif f. . sf 5, ur Bill ....friendlyto all...spir4 Lo ..Iloadsoffun...Iivewire ' ited... - ' B..A. I I ' ,D I ' ' ! . A 'A . .I M. H - H I ' .. .. . Hliiu ' I . . l . I . - 0.1 , VJ ,... ,... Brick , V 9' I L, lv CX-f 4, L WILLIAM EDWARD BERKS 906 N. 21st St. Academic Bill . . . another college hopeful . . . plays YMCA basketball . . . sports- mn who prefers baseball and basket- a . German Club, French Club, Intramural Sports, B.A.A. SANDRA LUIS BLACK 917 Lawrence St. Bus. Ed Sandy . . . effortless laughter . . loves to sew . . . anti-homework . . , rl? rf 1 ,WSW BARBARA F. BERLIN 352 S. 27th St. Academic Bobby . . . sharp dresser. . . every boy's dream . . . enjoys the theatre . . . M.R.S. degree in college . . . l don't understand. Dramatic Club, lr. Prom Favor Chair- man, French Club, F.T.A. Vice President, fl il ANNA LDUISE BIELAKDWSKI 2746 Harrison Ave. Bus. Ed. Louise . . . reposed . . . pleasant personality . . . dimples . . . at home over an oven . . . usually seen over her books . . . aims to be an ofhce worker . . . Yea! Study Club, lr. Achievement, Typing Library Council, National Honor Society, Club, G.A.A. Yearbook Business Manager, Sr. Prom Committee, G.A.A. .4 5 f , ,, 6 . , , , 55 . iam v ,.e-- wie - A it 2 . 'Q' f gt' A :urfiji 1' ff , . ,. fx i r! . g i- PHILLIP CARL BDCELLI SANDRA LEE BDETTCIIER 34th and Wood Sts. General 2744 Sherman Ave Bus. Ed. Moose . . . quiet, likable fellow shy with the girls enjoys attracted to the business world . . . has sports . . hopes to be ia 'machinist an eye out for California. Glee Club, G.A.A. an 1 1 . . . nickname brings fame. B.A.A. NDREEII ELEANDR BDND 54 S. 24th St. Bus. Ed. Noreen . . . quiet Miss . . . usually seen eating . . . hobbies are sewing, dancing, and cooking . . . wants to fly high in the Air Force . . . Ring-ading- ding. lr. Red Cross, G.A.A. BUT-BUT . . . It's my ankle that's broken. Sandy . . . friendly to all . . . nice to know . . . an eye for the opposite sex . . . usually seen over her books . . . quiet . . . likes to bowl and dance . . . desires to be a typist . . . All of that jazz. lr. Red Cross Representative, Typing Club, G.A.A. Sit' they BARBARA BLACK 1124 N. 18th St. Academic Blackie . . . sunshine personality . . . golden tresses . . . dancing feet . . . tops with a baton . . . never misses a game . . . aiming for a teaching career. F.T.A., lunior Class President, Public Speaking Contest, Head Majorette, Glee Club, Chairman of Sr. Prom, G.A.A. RDBERT EDWARD BDLTDN 338 N. 40th St. Academic Bob . . . crazy crop of hair . . hot rod devotee . . . swimming and bas ketball rate high . . . ladies' man . . future automotive designer . . . You'll get over it! Band, Classical Club, Intramural Sports, B.A.A. Lexx as -, 5 iz'-1' l aan CIISTAVE MICHAEL BUNSTEII 927 N 19th St Ind Arts favors huntmg and fish llkes sports plans to at tend graduate school known for forgetting homework Intramural Sports B A A MAIILENE ANN BUTHAM 3263 Remington Ave Bus Ed forever combing her harr hobbies are dancing swrmmrng and sports famous for talking ambltron secretary or harrdresser Good trmes Homeroom Presrdent Student Coun crl Intramural Sports GAA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL fIJI,b,U-UVUI TIJNE AAKIIE BIIUIIEVCLL 2562 Balrd Blvd Academic Tony all the way from Nor way a whlz at English reads voraclously publlc speaker supreme well llked by everyone lust call me 'Tuna fish' FTA, Intramural Sports, Classlcal Club, Wrlsonlan, Dramatlc Club, GAA 1040 N 22nd Squeaks I full of blonde alvfays laughrng dancing and bowling wlll come a secretary What a mess Glee Club, Homeroom Treasurer, ln tramural Sports, G A A GRADUATES OF I96O CATHERINE MARY BIIISCUE 524 N 9th St Cathre mrrror happy Mass famous blush smlles for one bowlrng and danclng are h favorites plans to be a legal sec retary Gra zy' Wrlsonran Representatlve Dramatrc Club Ir Red Cross Representatlve Homeroom Secretary G A A W if IENHIE BUCHANAN 915 Thrrd St Bus Ed enny friendly lakes to passion for swrmmrng r uture plans Involve berng a sec retary and weddrng bells a nervous Typing Club GAA S? ELIZABETH BIIONZIN 207 N 9th St Bus Ed e quret serenity once rn awhlle she worries bubbles of garety beneath a calm surface dancing rates hugh hasnt decrded whuch road to take Wrlsonran Representatrve Home Eco nomlcs Club Bowlrng GAA lv 1 -.4--4' SAMUEL FAULIJS BUHHELL 2713 Cramer St Bus Ed am very frrendly ally seen on the court or diamond hopes someday to be a good bowler enjoys doing crossword puzzles Way to fight Intramural Sports B A A CATHY BUIIEN 29 N 24th St Bus Ed Cathy llkes parties short and sweet sunny smrle optr must future secretary faithful to friends vrm, vngor, and vrtalrty Tennls, lr Red Cross Representatrve, Welfare Drlve Representative, GAA A ' I f . . aus. Ed. . . A . . , ' - Btty ...' . . . ' and ' ' ' . . . ' all.... ' ' er '. V r 5 he , . . . . U nge I , Gus . . ,I ' ' - Mar . . . H ' ' I -I . ' f - ' ' c I K K K ,, r , , 22 f , 'V f I- A I ...' S ' ...usu- ,55 L nc . . ' G ' l ' . . . ' . . . wgfrf I -,. el ., - ,, 0,1 ,, , . - . , A fr . ' -.1 nufrhl ' b A SALLY RUTll BURKE 1241 N 26th St Academlc famous fllrt eye for the boys enjoys horseback rldmg bowlrng and wrltmg letters rate hopes to be a teacher That s lonely Publlc Speaklng Club lr Red Cross Bowllng French Club GAA ALEXANDER IUSEPH CAPPS 40 Terrace Ave Academrc Sonny gregarrous son s answer to the Rrfleman oo s with hot rods sunny smlle llvely rmaglnatlon undecided future WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL MARY CALL 1468 32nd St Bus Ed ar dry sense of humor gracious manner llkes to dance not especlally fond of school frrendshlp you can t measure lug, IOANN CLARE CARR 1240 N 26th St General full of vrm and vrgor friendly to all famous for sleeping swlrls on skates gay Mass Dorhtqworry about It MICHAEL ANTIIIJNY CAMARDU 37 Marlton Ave General I e tall dark and handsome excels at sports usually seen wrth Donna famous for hlttlng the long ball hopes to be a profes slonal baseball player Varsity Football and Baseball Stu dent Councll Homeroom Treasurer 'Q IUDITII ANN CARR 2946 Westfield Ave Bus Ed u amra le Mrss peas ant personality always ready for talkative keen on readlng pamtlng and horseback rldmg hopes to become a beautlclan 'rv-'V A.' Suggs' 'iv GEORGE WILLIAM CAMPBELL 28 Terrace Ave Academlc u good natured we e appreclates gurls and cars not famous yet but trylng all Ellgllleef i LINDA LUUISE CARROLL 3215 Mrtchell St Bus Ed ynne travelmg rs her arm rnhablts Kampus Korner sons dances are her specialty destlny busrness college Gee s ing 17' EVELYII CASSADY 914 N 28th St General usually seen rn a lunch eonette favors the opposrte sex nlce personalrty loves to dance hopes to be an office worker then marrlage Get out of here ' SalI' . .. ' g ' 4 . ' . . . wng A hlgnf.. ' ' ' ' f 'Q .f' B.A.A. if I 1 A A - lv P 6 J ' P' -T' - MI y . . .I 1.1 M'k . . .I , C ffy . . .' - ... ll- ... M likd... ' '- I IGIAIAI' ' . I ' I 'f '.'. I. I - bhiotlography' is a hobby . . . a future 'as ' . , - B.A.A. e.A.A. ' ' . A K 'N xi? -, . 45? A Ss, t H, if 'Nw I 21. X I . I 5 l ,A if 3 V l I X 1 I I I ' ' ldy ... b ' I I L . .I ' ' I EvI'...' ' - G.A.A. G.A.A. G.A.A. DARRYL CATHERS 480 N. 35th St. Academic Cat . . . Savoir-faire . . . intel- lectually inclined . . . polished and po- lite . . . humorous . . . scientifically bent . . . helpful . . . tinkers with his car . . . found in M22 . . . aspiring physics teacher. Student Council President, F.T.A,, lunior Achievement, Classical Club, B.A.A. K. . DAVID CHAKDV 823 Grant Ave. Academic Dave . . . likes to please . . . high hopes for college . . . usually seen go- ing over the hurdles . . . plows up the cinders . . . wants that engineering de' gree . . . Boy, was she a doll! Sophomore Class Secretary, lunior and Senior Class Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Varsity Football and Track, B.A.A. RDBERT H. CHAMBERLAIH AMELIA CHANDLER 227 Wilmot Ave. General 1130 Cooper St. General Bob . . . always on the go . . . Amelia . . . soft-spoken . . . radio car enthusiast . . . quick wit . . . an fan . . . enjoys tennis and volleyball eye for the women . . . sports rate . . . dancing enthusiast. high . . . amiable personality . . . Air lr. Red Cross, Intramural Sports, Force is his goal. G.A.A. Intramural Sports, Projector Work. Yearbook Staff, B.A.A. .nv- fin ar 415 WAYNE RICHARD CHIDDI 207 S 29th St Academic Smokey Wilson s answer to Univac smooth on the basketball cour popular lad good sense of humor ambition electrical en gineer I might be crazy but I m not stupid Student Council IV Basketball Year book Staff Senior Class President President of National Honor Society ee Sew GKKA warm IACK CITERIJHI 3319 Saunders St General ac likes to customize cars weight lifter H0 trains are a hobby future physical education teaclger if GRADUATES OF I96O HELEN MARIE CHILDRESS 537 Barley St General He en quiet and sweet sincere friend a charming smile for always on the phone become a telephone operator Dont worry about it lr Red Cross Representative GAA MARY ELLEN CLARK 323 N 41st St d ar famous for carrying odd pocketbooks likes to dance usually seen putting on lipstick future stenographer then marriage l dont know lr Red Cross G AA ETHEL MARY CLARK 818 Front St Bus Ed Cookie amia le Miss r e by everyone always laughing pleasant to the eye talkative loves to dance an aspiring secre r gtlkrdent Council Homeroom Treasurer 'ln- swf 'N 'W Q v ' 1 'ml-st, I K 1 X 4 , ' f Hi - If 'b -...na ' ' , ' B..A. tay. r r , , .Q-eg is . pr fafl ' - , V 'X W' , Q-'Q I , QQ' E: V wr: -f A A, mx .f 8 yi, 'V 'tif' ' r ' I- 7 vfiffa I ' fig F ,, ' ' A T 41 11.3 .95 ' if , - r . I Zi? 155' ' ' I . 1 ., V X , V, I wf . ' ' . . . Bus. E . , .. . . . . . . A t - - - My all... ...to . '-ff DENNIS CUHEN 57 N. 33rd St. Academic A Denny . . . girls . . . girls . . . girls . . . famous for his red hat . . . top tennis man . . . sports are Arst on his list . . . always game for a practi- cal ioke . . . ambition: lawyer. Varsity Tennis and Football, Dramatic Club, B.A.Aj , - 'l-'ffl r A if VF bl lf. 14 rf ,L r 1 4 ,levi X l 40 IAMES A. COLON 218 Erie St. Ind. Arts lim . . . to be a millionaire and see Europe . . . walks the halls . . . opposed to homework . . . undecided future. Intramural Sports, B.A.A. K l y ft 'gif I -. A 3'1 .Ta as '. . . fe aged si- H :T f' ENE W 1 RANDI SUE CUHEN 3013 Benson St. Bus. Ed. Randi . . . usually seen yelling at Pat . . . smart dresser . . . dancing feet . . . enjoys bowling and roller skat- ing . . . future medical secretary . . . l saw him today. Archery, G.A.A. 'NO IUDITH COLON 214 Cooper St. Bus. Ed. Judy . . . good looks . . . passion for travel . . . likes to settle down with a good book . . . delightful personality . . . destiny is to be a secretary . . . Take your time. G.A.A. wi .f l ffl ,Li few-' ifitfl i pw. Nfl' gbgiil ut F wi ,ffl gf, .llvwf-t ,as !Wf7WZL 17 ROBERT ALLEN C0011 1048 Beideman Ave. Ind. Arts Chocolate-chip . . . usually seen without a chocolate donut . . . profes- sional Pepsi-Cola bottle opener . . . fa- mous for earning high F's in history. Homeroom Vice President, Cafteria Worker, Stage Hand, B.A.A. A shameful waste of Ameri- can newspapers! YHOMAS AARON CULEMAN 915 Lawrence St. General Sparky . . . good disposition . . . fun loving . . . friendly fellow . . .full of pep . . . sports rate high . . . future plans include the Air Force. 1V Football, Varsity Track, lr. Red Cross Representative, B.A.A.. ' - 2 '5- IUSEFH A. CULLINS 2920 Berkley St. Ind. Arts Joe . . . usually seen studying or working on his car . . .par and sports enthusiast . . . famous for being a cool cat . . . hopes to be a draftsman . . . Oh, yea! Guidance Office Worker, Homeroom Vice President, B.A.A. il 8 ? - 'E MARGARET RUTII CULSEY 2807 Cleveland Ave. Bus. Ed. Margie . . . a popular Miss . . . terrific personality . . . amiable . . . always smiling . . . dancing and sports rate high . , . a future private secre- tary . . . Take your time. Homeroom President, Student Coun- cil, Senior Class Vice President, G.A.A. Vice President. IEANETTE CIJNNER 1020 Penn St. Bus. Ed. leanie . . . irrepressihle . . . fas- tidious . . . quiet conservative Miss . . . likes to talk on the phone . . . demure . . . knowing her is liking her. lunior Achievement, G.A.A. ROSLYN CAROL CBRENZWII 2902 Berkley St Academrc ozzl famous for loslng elec Ions the Horthle with three e very popular gurl ardent Student Government worker sunny smre ambltlon teacher Dramatic Club Hlstorlan Lrbrary Coun cll Yearbook Staff AFS Chairman Natlonal Honor Society Homeroom Pres ldent GAA 'hun-f IEANETTE CLAIRE COVEY 724 York St Bus Ed ean usually wuth frrends dancmg rs for her enjoys typing next stop busmess college the makmgs of a top notch secretary 0h yea' Glee Club Wllsoman lr Red Cross National Honor Society Cholr GAA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL HARRY E CRCWLEY III 707 N 8th St General m usually seen at the west corner of the thlrd floor hall qulck with the qulps lakes puttermg around wlth cars destined for the Navy or a teachmg career Glee Club French Club FTA Band Yearbook Staff B A A ELIZABETH THERESA CURRY 415 N 36th St Bus Ed Bettre a whlz at cheerm forever wrrtmg notes good rlend sweet and sassy mce to know tldy dresser cute number never a dull moment Cheerleader Yearbook Staff G AA GRADUATES OF I96O IBYCE EVELYN CRAIG 321 Warren Ave Bus Ed w n amla e loves danc oblrgrng twrrls the baton lukes smgrng enroys lrfe future teacher or IBM operator Glee Club Wllsoman Intramural Sports Yearbook Staff G AA ELIZABETH ANN CUSHINC 944 N 24th St General dancmg fan swlm mlng IS her hobby can usually be seen talking w1lI next be seen In a Waves uniform I couldnt care Library Council G A A IBIIII CRAMER 1013 N 18th St Academrc u e standout prtcher on Wrlson s baseball team also plays American Leglon ball does well with a basketball too plans to go to college German Club Varsity Baseball and Basketball B A A ...Z IIIDITII MARY CYR 422 Dudley St Bus Ed u dreams of a cottage for two future secretary notorious note passer famous for her hlstory reports 0h good heavens' RUTH ANN DALE 1109 N 33rd St Bus Ed Ruthre dancmg feet o s are her hobby a blushlng Miss future secretary loves to comb her harr Oh Mr Vo Intramural Sports, G A A ri ... hl... '1 od'f',,f . - 2- .thy ing., 'U l ' A ' K L , K ' . . 1 ' . ' ' ' Ev I a I 5 gs . . . . . . . . . - I . . . Glee'CIub, Student COUIICHI F-TA., Library Council,' Intramural Sports, Y g fu... , I 'N . Bet . . .I ' . . . ' - J dy . . .I I. . 3 A less. .I ' ' G.A.A.' I l ' ffsrfw.: A - -51.3 '... ,.-.Q gf. Q :ev BARBARA ANN DARE 338 Pferffer St Bus Ed ar a cu e Mrss frlendly and talkatlve dance and muslc en thusrast future plans Include oftice work then marriage Honestly Glee Club Intramural Sports GAA ef' JAMES DECKARD 1015 N 28th St General lrmmy srlent man smooth and suave subtle sense of humor just breezes along Interested rn sports Intramural Sports B A A PATRICIA ANN DANIEL 2802 Hayes Ave Bus Ed frlendly to all seen around the store letter wrrter llkes swlmmrng and musrc always full of pep future ofice worker Band Yearbook Staff G AA IDHN PATRICK DAVIS 710 Elm St Academic o n tall and terrrflc popular with the opposite sex around athlete smgs with the Del a s college bound What s the story here? Glee Club Varslty Basketball and Baseball Barber Shop Quartet BA A WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL 'DQ DAVID A DAVENPDRT 2831 Garfleld Ave Drs Ed Davenchalr congenial fellow lrkable hopes to be a sho owner You can t beat Clly Hall B A A 1' I If R'4Yr 3' IDIIN IDSEPII DEDDSMD 616 State St Academrc uan qurpster llkes all spor s glrl shy swmgs a wicked b t ant: homework good frrend college bound Alzxslty Baseball Yearbook Staff P DARDLYN DAVIS 1171 Lawrence St Bus Ed aro petite gabber dances lake a pro skating rates hugh able to get along wrth anyone bltlon typlst To each hrs own Intramural Sports lr Red Gross Yearbook Staff G A A vs--J GLORIA ANN DEGRADD 243 Byron St Bus Ed or sm: mg Mass ll es o swlm and dance a 990 Ilstener tlrst to be a bookeeper then marrrage often seen talkmg at her locker That s sharp' 'fk' gr' PETER THEDDDRE DEIRDGINI 112 N 24th St General e e Wllson s answer to Her cu es keen on sports collects tropical Dsh . Par ...' 1n I.. , U ' D' ....all 9 , , . . . , ' W.. . it , A I ft 1 'dtl e t t' .,, A ' I N W 7 4 I A I. tt A . H, H I U Awnr U l I - - - - .. . i 1 . . . H .H I WL. ' - In It ,I gig, V vt V., , he ' I IV I' A f 'g ' -I 'n ' 'I at A I I I4 1 J- ,flute - I K 'ALL ..:' ,fA.l3, be QM,-7 L6 I .... . af I I Q f-1 1 tv' 5' Y ' H1 ' 1'GI 'I' ' t' ' - Q 3 ' - , ' . . . .. g . . . I H e.A.A. . . . . B. u H , , . .GM . EDWARD NORMAN DEITRICK 107 Marlton Ave lnd Arts frlen ly red head w nm smlle lkes baseball f l model planes are hrs hobby mlschlevous tease undeclded about future ,plans wg-'r WAYNE JOSEPH DELAKAS 628 Grant St Ind Arts murder on the grldlron famous for hrs laugh a eal ease chemlstry IS an evll enjoys swlmmlng plans a Naval career Varsrty Football and Track Homeroom President B A A 1 My JV sk J- IAMES ROBERY DEVENNY PEDRO I OIAZ X 2508 Carman St eneral 80 Bjrc 5 crew cut favors blue e e usually seen around e es cool dancer ladres man Irs enjoys horseback rldmg skln next stop Army drvmg and basketball famous for Student Council B A A clownmg future government worker Audio Vrsual Alds Club B A A E- JANET ELAINE DIPIETRANDONIO 3061 Carman St Bus Ed ambltron IS to be a sec retary dancmg fan une collects pictures of Ricky Nelson lrkes to watch televlslon nlce to now You re Kookle ,aug cf' '-AJ? 'TIZ7 LESLIE VIRGINIA DONANOE 24 N 30th St General sparkllng brown eyes always laughing never lost for words excels at the prano enjoys Ice skatlng future lady rn whr e FNA Dramatic Club Llbrary Coun crl G AA fi 'S' IUDI ANNE DOVI 243 B Grand Ave Bus Ed decidedly modern In her tastes loquaclous an avrd letter wrrter abhors homework a gay addltlon to the senlor class aspires to a career as a bookkeeper All never tell' i 'PH' Wl '7 vn 'Cf' GRADUATES OF I96O CAROL KATHERINE DICKINSON 610 N 7th St General Carol frlendly to all an eye for the boys amlable flrr TBIIOUS always seen talklng to boys enjoys danclng and gardening soon to become a nurse That's all right Wllsoman Representatlve, Yearbook Staff, G A A IOHN VINCENT DOWNES 1205 N 28th St Ind Arts lohn hot rod enthusiast llkes the opposlte sex to don a Navy uniform Intramural Sports, B A A if in 1 K X XX, L Xxvlx J la 1 II' ,jf Rv I h hx' ' v I 4' L' L, 1 1,1 QQ K DAJJXJ NIR -:J ill-X'X,J 1 17 Vi I fd - ..I in- Bull . y 1' 1lm ... '- .G 'N Pt . hu ---I h.--hlilpi i.. U I r y I ' g:l...' a.A..' 1 I I m I , U L5 ,. 3. V fm? , L .,.r gfm -1 A Vt f I 3 It :I I lan . .. I. ' Q I Z Les . ' , -ludi . .. ' ' 'I .- G.A.A. . . ., ' , ' - ... ' . ', ... G.A.. Ea us, if 4 K I Mb' I 1 fl Ik' lIII I 5, t SUE CEE DOWNES 2736 Tyler Ave. General Kookie . . . plans to be a beauti- cian . . . has many hobbies including swimming, horseback riding, reading and record collecting . . . Blast and double bIast! Cafeteria Worker, Intramural Sports, G.A.A. RICHARD I. ECKEI. 9 S. 35th St. Academic Eck . . . sports-minded . . . free and easy . . . career in science . . . urbane . . . eye for the girls . . . Man, that ball is hard to see today! Bxzxsity Football, Baseball and Track, s I CPI' CAROL ANNE DOWNS 63 S. 27th St. Bus. Ed. Carol . . . pretty as they come . . . popular Miss . . . always ready for fun . . . sparkling personality . . . at home on the dance floor . . . soon to become a cosmetologist. Student Council, Intramural Sports, gh ARed Cross Alternate, Wilsonian, PURNELL WILBERT EARLE 323 N. 11th St. General Pepe . . . Mister individuality on the dance floor . . . amiable . . . en- joys baton twirling and skating . . . ladies' man . . .future beautician. Intramural Sports, B.A.A. 'V' IEROME EISENBERO IUDITH ANN ENOEL 822 N. 32nd St. Academic 2318 River Rd. General Bugs . . . convivial spirit . . . tal- Ying . . . good-natured . . . whiz ented with rod and reel . . . snappy with the jokes . . . destined to be a dresser . . . sports-minded . . . the housewife . . . friendly . . . likes to quiet instigator . . . planning a career sing and to play softball . . . famous in journalism. for being funny . . . Man, you're Bowling, B.A.A. something different! Intramural Sports, G.A.A. OLADYS EVANS 1178 Penn St. Bus, Ed. Gladys . . . laughs with her eyes . . . well-liked by all . . . willing to lend a hand . . . quiet and easy going . . . You'll know better next time! Ggrgmmunity Chest Representative, But I always eat my lunch this way. l IV 'AV ' ,vw - X' AL. I f Q. .gov J. 1 'izvv FRANCIS EASTLACK 733 Peall Si. Academic Frank . . . tall, dark and hand- some . . . often found on a basketball court . . . future accountant or engi- neer . . . enjoys baseball and swim- ming also. Varsity Basketball, IV Basketball, ln- tramural Sports, B.A.A. Q9 I I sa DORIS VERONICA ANNE ESWDRTHY 75 Ablett Village General Dory . . . famous for telling jokes .. . fun-loving . . .sports are this girl's hobby . . . friendly . . . ambition: hogsivgfe . . . Take it easy, greasy. DDLDRES TERESA FALCDNIERD 140 Eutaw Ave short n sweet c a 5-nf 1'- ' THDMAS FAIRFULL 2912 Benson St Academrc m very ambrtrous job too bug collects war rellcs hopes to manage a class room FTA Presrdent Dramatrc ub lunlor Achievement National Honor Soclety Glee Club French Club Year book Staff BAA RALPH DAVID FALDDN 179 Ablett Vrllage General ap usually dorng sentences nrce guy to know classroom panrc sports enthusrast lects stamps ambltron electrlclan Golf Club B AA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL NINA FARRELL 3037 Hrghland Ave General na personallty plus dresser well lrked a pleasant smr e forall con enlal dancrng feet hopes to become a beautncran Intramural Sports lunror Red Cross Representatlve Wllsonran GAA 'Q' FEDERIIID Academlc c usually seen at the soda fountarn hopes to make mucho money soft spoken Interests center around sports and cars famous for cuttrn up RICHARD LDU 4102 Westfreld Ave GRADUATES OF l96O terbox VIVBCIOJS Mrss e lrked by both sexes dancrng rs o s enyoys llfe future secre a Get out' EVELYN C FARRELL 3037 Hrghland Ave Bus Ed has a fastrdrous perception for dress soft brown lrve y dlsposrtro completely Ir a e nev r at a loss for words alms for a career as a legal secretary School Store Homeroom Secretary Wrlsonlan Buslness Staff GAA 35 THEDDDRA FELTDN 328 N 41st St Academrc Teddy record collector beautiful wrutrng blg brown eyes Miss Congenralrty appreciates books nurse s offlce rs home base wants to be an operating room nurse Here we go agaln FN A Vrce President National Honor Soclety Wrlsonlan Intramural Sports, 564' ,.,..,-v PAULA TIIERESA FERRARA 927 N 22nd St General au a petute Muss mce to everyone enjoys danclng often seen with friends ambltlon marriage famous for eatrng You better laugh' Glee Club G A A 1 J IDHN IERRY FERRARD 28 Leonard Ave General err usually seen at the Wilson dances devoted to all sports famous for cuttrng up wlth the ll s a future ln the Arr Force B A A . Bus.Ed. ' .' . . oee ... ' nt Ev ... so ' 'I A...wll- D H , hair... . ' ' ' I nm, 'kbl tp..,' ' - e t ryA. . ' , 1. -, Q 11 I To .' . . .uno R ln . .. ' I '. Y H. my . , - r,,,, ,.,,,. , I, ..., we - -v . csv ' ' ' V - H ' H, ' ..t H y y. I A ,...l7 , ' ' r 7 A tiff, If LC' ' , , I f S' GIA-A. 1, 'Yr-, . E ' li' 1 I 1 IS Q 'V ' Q ' 'lf Ni 'A ' ...emo Ri.h ... ' I fs' opt . f 'e e.A.A. ' BMJ yH 1. QW... ' ' . DOUGLAS JAMES FERREN ALBERT NORMAN FLOYD Glass Vice President, B.A,A. vu in! 0: in 5 T? Y Y GHARLE BT T S OT 9 212 Wilmot St. Academic 3196 Federal St. Ind. Arts Doug . . . popular lad . . . Miss Al . . . baseball enthusiast . . . Sahl's nemesis . . . play-making quar- likes the opposite sex . . . hopes to terback . . .mischievous . . .future at operate a store. . . Oh yea! college or in the Marines. Intramural Sports, B.A.A. Varsity Football, IV Basketball, l. .QQ nf WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL . r :za 4, Q Z, 1. V- Jr -4 4 x A X ' Q- , ,,'. X x 11 ' '1 F? 3, R, t ,, rl! 'gf' ,X f 1 lv 1 vii ,rx , 5 2 Y QW? DAVID WILLIAM FINEMAN BARBARA FLEMMING 2924A Line St General 619 N 4th St Bus Ed ave nomad from California ar striking brown eyes and New York serious minded glad to welcome her from Merchantville likes sports avid Dodger fan soft spoken favors the Navy seen ambition aeronautical engineer W 7 m Varsity You ve had it' F tball and T ice B A esident of Sports B A A Intramural i -4, -U. xi!!! 'hd' O51 WILLARD FOSS 2004 Berwick St General 1102 N 22nd St General Sonny to be a millionaire liked by everyone frequents the beach bowling en easy going enjoys sports and draw TDUSIHST to 5011 8 Navi' Ufllfflffll destined to become a Marine Intramural Bowling B A A an' HOWARD FORCE hobbies include fishing and hunting Homeroom Treasurer G A A ELIZABETH FOSTER 2820 Pleasant St Bus Ed izz friendly smile for every usually seen laughing likes to play baseball and skate ambition is to be a singer Whachamadoodle' Glee Club Welfare Chairman G A A JAMES FOSTER 2820 Pleasant St General Iunior strong and silent yavelrn ace enjoys reading good natured cute grin study electronics in the Air Force Varsity Football and Track BAA JL v L f I 1 t ,e at x 1: A T M wx ., - . T' f , I l tfei Q 1 A S N.3 hSt. - ' . 4 , . . . t Chl , D V V' B one'f'd.. and ' .. tar and ' ' - ...us 'A ' hy. o ore I ' t V ..A. W Q 1,,.. I ' Q., A VS we l ' I ' , mgu, ' ' H, Q - 4...to , H Hey, I , B.A.A. A , , ... MARIANNE CECILIA FRATZ 3001 Carman St d are never a dull moment loads of fun constant tease neat dresser lrkes to chatter always actrve future career glrl Student Councll Wrlsonran Yearbook Staff lr Prom Commlttee Classical Club G A A eg NANCY MAY FRENZEL 1025 N 19th St Academlc Nance hobbres mclude musrc and boating always talklng that lmplsh grln destined to be come a teacher Who me? National Honor Society Secretary FTA French Club Glee Club I ar Council 0fflce Help GAA 'Q fr:-ff STEPHEN LEONARD GAYNES HAROLD BRUCE FUNK 305 Ablett Vlllage Bus Ed ury takes pleasure ln bas ketball baseball and swlmmrng repeatedly seen at the YMCA ure and reposed a grandstand athlete Intramural Sports B A A 'VS vga- nwi 6 CUNCHETTA GENZANO 2872 Cllnton St Academlc 3100 Rlver Ave Drs Ed eve certamly not the quret Cnnnle always had a good est boy rn school usually seen In :me hobbues mclude swlmmlng and the halls well llked apprecl drawlng plannlng to be a private ates the farr Sex Car Craly secretary Take a long walk on a ambltlon dentist short pler' Classical Club lunror Achrevement Glee Club Treasurer Homeroom Treas JV Cross Country Wllsonlan Glee Club urer Wllsontan Representative GAA A 43 ma' Q' GRADUATES OF I96O EDWARD GAVEN 2203 Rlver Ave Academic rash non conformlst proud owner of a convertible torlous for hrs drlvlng habrts well known for hrs annual trap to Florlda Classrcal Club, German Club, BAA DAVID LEE GITTES 2809 Benson St Academlc ave contmually smulmg generous football fan rnte I gent enloys stamp collectlng plans a career rn electrlcal engmeerlng Intramural Sports, 1V Football, Chem lstry Club, B A A is MARIANNE GARRITY 212 S 32nd St Bus Ed Tootsle has a pleasant smlle for everyone loves to twrrl constant tease asprrmg school teacher ll hut you rn the Intramural Sports lr Prom Comrnlt tee Wllsonran Marorette Yearbook Staff G A A MARY MADELINE GEDRGETTI 2928 Hugh St Academic Mar popular gal on campus usually seen In front of a mrrror enjoys bowling smglng and frshrng a medlcal technlclan ln the future Yearbook Staff Delegate to Glrls Cltrzenshlp Institute GA A ai -file . Bus. E . . . H V 0 ' I . , . - , . E . M I- Cl -- iii g g . Q , . headl Y ' ' . I' . UW' 1 Y vtbryr ' V . .V '.'i ' fi 5 -. f A If .,,,,, v . , - , , ' c 1 , l l B. 'A' , , , . . N ,CK A W l A uv sv M ,.: ', .Q , :IT u I ' D - ' ' ' ' . HD I, 1 ' H' . .. I A A E H ,...no- ll- A V, tw? IIJSEPH A. GIUNTA IUHN G. GLASER 221 N. 41st St. General 238 N. 41st St. Ind. Arts IOS . . . girls . . . m0n0y . . . C313 Iohnny . . . contagious tease . . . . subtle humor . . . usually found at Casanova . . . cars are his hobby . . . NlFkl9'Sf' . - . SUIO enthusiast . . . speed demon . . .wants to make money Efflllal QUIBUIGSS - - - llialtlllg 'HONEY is . . . never a dull moment . . . Confi- hl5 Sflal- dential, Homeroom Vice President, B.A.A. Intramural Sports, B.A.A. 'O' sm,- 'c. T' Y'T LEUNARD HARRY GULDSTEIN 2618 Baird Blvd. Academic Goldy . . . sharp dresser . . . real suave . . . tennis captain . . . enioys dancing and driving . . . every girl's friend . . . ambition: college. Classical Club, Wilsonian Representa- tive, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Var- sity Tennis Captain, B.A.A. U54 443 'ww BARRY RIJIJERT GUUKLER 1033 N. 18th St. Academic Barry . . , a favorite with the fair sex . . . great personality . . . smooth and suave . . . a Del Ray . . . enjoys sports, singing, dancing and reading . . . hopes to become a journalist., Intramural Sports, Wilsonian, Home- room President and Treasurer, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, B.A.A. uv' We-'T' CARULYN GLAIJYS GRAHAM MARTIN E. GREENBERG 110 N. 25th St. BUS. Ed. 334 Federal St. Academic Carol . . . swirls on skates . . . Green . . . very, very popular with wants to ride show horses . . . likes the opposite sex . . . doesn't know having a good time . . . professional what study hall looks like . . . famous chatterbox . . . cute number . , . al- for his dancing feet . . . ambition: ways on the go . . . Whoo, what a electronics technician . . . Take it mess. slow-but take it. Intramural Sports, lr. Red Cross, Band, F.T.A., Classical Club, A,F.S., G.A.A. Student Council, Record Chairman, Year- book Staff, B.A.A. EDWARD HARRY GURECKI 915 N. 5th St. Academic Gooch . . . a likeable guy . . . friendly to all . . .football is his great- est love . . . hopes to be an engineer . . . Play it cool. Student Council Intramural Sports Varsity Football, lf.A.A. Y , .-.r WW'-Q, EUGENE GRIER 547 Erie St. Academic Big Daddy . . . vocalizing tenor enjoys collecting choir records, sing' ing and playing basketball . . . usually seen at the YMCA . . . intends to study music. All-State Choir, Glee Club, Intramural Sports, B.A.A. gl a-fi f 'Q i W IUDITH E. CRIMES DOROTHY ANN GRINHACE 1156 N. 34th St. Academic 265 N. 11th St. q General Judy . . . telephone-booster . . . Dotty . . . slow motion . . . skate always has something to say . . . sharp dresser . . . looking for a rose-covered cottage . , . Aw, come on. F.N.A., Tennis, G.A.A. ing whiz . . . loves to dance . . .clothes galore . . . good natured . . . a career as a social worker . . . Hey, good thing. I Intramural Sports, Homeroom Vice President, G.A.A. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL V -O fi' 'ww f f Ile , 13,15 ,- A+ .9 H 1 ANTHONY RICHARD GULDIH LINDA HACKHEY 640 Willard St. General 233 Byron St. Dis. Ed. Tony . . . shy smile . . . nice per- Linda . . . able to get along with sonality . . . likes to tinker around cars anyone . . . always the height of fash- future in electronics . . . Crazy! ion . . . calm manner . . . attracted to IV Football, B.A.A. the business world. Intramural Bowling, Homeroom Treas- urer, G.A.A. GRADUATES OF I96O ROSA MARIA CUERRA 112 Pearl St. Mary . . .full of pep . . . loads of fun . . . likes to sew... . . . likes poems. . . helpful . . .future clerk-typist. G.A.A. CHARLES ROBERT HALTER 229 Wilmot St. Corky . . . usually seen in the band room . . . hobbies are the clarinet and basketball . . . famous for losing his clarinet . . . intends to sea t ice . . . destiny: IBM operator. Band, B.A.A. GEORGE F. CUINN 23 N. 30th St. Ind. Arts Guing . . .towers over us all . . . enjoys swimming, driving and basketball . . . pleasant grin . . . hopes lo wear the Navy blues . . . to be a tool and die-maker. Student Council, B.A.A. Bus. Ed. talkative WALTER HUNT HAMMOND 2727 Westfield Ave. Academic WaIt . . . ambition is to become a government ofticial . . . appreciates seeing or being in a good tennis match . . . generally seen pushing his car. French Club, Yearbook Staff, Intra- mural Sports, Tennis, B.A.A. General he serv- JOHN CHARLES HAHDFIELD 2834 Berkeley St. General 'klohnny . . . good-looking . . . mo fan . . passive resistance - aga s hom rk . . . likes usic . . . , I incl singing ca ee. XXI, .Talev of B.A.A.L jk , .L . if , Je. 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PN L 161 UMM 1 1 ,ow l ,tw it ,fx T if 4.4, .ze 49 rflf 50 ROBERT HANHA HELEH HASENPAT .4-nv 130 Eutaw Ave General 38 N 24th St Bus Ed flash on the dramond Hassey ambrtron secretary cool wrth the opposrte sex then weddrng bells short and sweet p c rn the hal s good frrend to sm es for all delrghts rn f ave dancrng hobby rs art crafts 2 Q Varsrty Baseball lr Red Cross Sec Take your trme retary Treasurer BAA Dancrng Club G AA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL LDRRAINE HANS DARDLYH SANDRA HARRIS 2710 Hlgh SL BUS Ed A05 N 10th St Academrc Lorrarne short n sweet aro sweet and attractrve smrle for everyone k by a enjoys danclng and readlng dancing swrmmrng and Ice ska Often seen studyrng excellent stu C8I'66T You boo Lrbrary Councll G A A 'Tennis ILM kv f QF K2 KENNETH E HATFIELD 311 York St General 0 future wrll probably con srst of a career wrth the Navy n roll sr famous for srngrng rn the halls Intramural Sports Unrted Natrons Club B AA fl lfn ffl wtf CHARLES HDWARD HAUDDIS 84 Marlton Ave Ind Arts Chuck dynamlte on a dance oor favors the farr sex ways has a yoke destrned to be a prrnter Sophomore Homeroom Secretary Arts and Crafts Club B A A 'anti' l... ll ' A ' I ' . . . ' , . . . K ,.,. ' ra l . I AQ. , jf W, , 4 1 I f r ' ...lled Il ' ' ' ' ' rate high . . .wrll purshe a secr ral dent . , , 3 future teacher, , , , enjoy all we Offer, lp- gj I ' G.A.. Wil ta M ' r G.A .. ,K , , , rf' A ,L I fl I it -I uf- Jr .1 L .1 K WN ,II ji NA ,.-f JD U LM 'I' fu I, P XJ' ,. W 'uv 1 IW' In x , Me f. , I - Q ' ear ...' , ' L0r6 ...' If I fl ...al- ' ,I , ' ' ' VQCKH fl89f--- ' ' ' bld.l..'. y ' '- A' A I . ' d' . .L ' - H .-I I, 'GX if LDRRAINE ELIZABETH HARRIS 46 Wood St General Rarne welcome to a vrvacrous lrttle Mrss from Camden Catholic Hrgh School nrce to have you wrth us A Q- BARDARA MAY HAY 2677 Mrckle St ACademlC casual oh so certarn rn such a sweet way tall s ender on lrkes poetry hopes for a career rn scrence Ban Classrcal Club Intramural Sports Natronal Honor Soclety Year book Staff G A A qu-5 'uv 4 '7 LDIS EDITH HEARH 1124 N 32nd St Bus Ed female Rembrandt hysterrcal grggler dancrng black e es twrnklrng feet talented rose maker drrves a hot rod Don t know and care less Buble Club Lrbrary Councll Chorr Yea ook Art Edrtor lr Xl Sr rom Decoratrons GAA RICHARD THOMAS HEIMLICH SUZANNE MARIE HELMES SARAH ANN HENDERSON 2631 Carman St General 31 Boyd St d 1031 N 32nd St Academrc Rrchre qulte a man wrth the pleasrng to the eye a comely all yes opposrte sex enroys dancrng and cute as they come always smrllng consrderate llkes to read and datlng ambrtron draftsman or ac lrves In WIBG land relgns on lrsten to music often seen rn the countant That s the way rt goes the skatrng rrnk future secretary nurse 5 olfrce future nurse Homeroom Vrce Presrdent Cross You know rt Country B A A Intramural Sports G A A 15 for 12-f ll Library Councrl FTA GAA Repre sentatlve uf 21 Q ' UNALIJ HIBGINBUTIIAM MILDRED HIBBS R 1065 32nd St Bus Ed 2021 Howell St General enroys bowlrng works hard lrkeable personalrty ambrtron ac countant Strll thunk the Yankees are gorng to wrn the pennant? Bowlrng Captarn B A A usually seen drrvmg her hot or rrrepressrble hopes to be a telephone operator Intramural Sports FNA Checkers Club G AA '10 S ur GRADUATES OF l96O BARBARA ANN HENRY 528 Byron St Bus Ed Henry always Iaughlng intends to hook her man actrve rn swrmmrng basketball dancrng and bowl never masses a dance ambrtlon typlst I want to Irve Sophomore Class Treasurer G A A -.42 uv' -a 7 IEANNE ANN ELIZABETH HULLIDAY 140 N 32nd St Bus Ed Ieanne usually seen combrng er arr amrab e mrss tops wr a baton enjoys swtmmrng dancrng and ace skatrng an asprrrng book keeper I dont want to hear rt Marorette Student Councrl Sprrrt Commlttee lr Prom Commrttee GAA JA has wi' PHYLLIS ALILIA HERMAN JUAN ANN HUBLER , 419 State St General 2901 Cramer St Bus Ed short and sweet Peppre soft spoken anc always talking enjoys skatrng mg fan usually seen at Dot and famous for her rokes ambltron ts Al s Luncheonette wants to be a to be a n se Take It easy secretary Oh yea' greasy Modern Dancrng Club G A A A LX Future Nurses Club Wrlsonran G A A AX: . . u Bus.E. , . ' . . . 'I j Sue ... srry'j... e ' ' ,Y fy ' I 'T' ,, 's ,pf . t L 1 . so W ,,, nr' ' .. 5 A ' 'O' at 5 1, 'A , 1 1 's X , . --- f 1 1 5 2 Mill . . . sharp dresser . . . slen- Ron . . .I sports enthusiast f . I In . Q. v I der.... I ' ' hh I ,th r , f Uk td X .L '. f .l 'eff 1 .' 4 'I ff' lk X A Y tw A A f I gf? I 1 4 , A 'V 9 ,f A ,V ' 0' 1 3 - o X r. r, ' fr -H ' ' ' 1 1 X Nilrrx Phyll :.. ' 4 . - ...d - J ! ' ' Q.. 1 I I - nv' I . v n I I X ' . l ' , . . . A If 's X , r - -- -' t l' It xl t NF TIP ALAN CLARKE HUDSON 719 Bailey St. Academic Huds . . . career in teaching . . . nimble fingers on the keyboard . , .hob bies: collecting LP's, bowling, play- ing keyboard instruments and writing to pen pals . . . congenial and witty. Glee Club Pianist, Intramural Sports. w B,A.A. ,. A , . . ii F5 if 'z-if V 5 5 WAYNE RAYMOND INCRAM 132 N.21lthSt. lnd. Arts Wayne . . . famous for his style of dancing . . . destiny: to get ahead in the world . . . dynamite on the football field . . . ambition: physical education teacher. . . Oh my! Varsity Football, Homeroom President. Vice President of B.A,A. 9 6' . ,-.,g .0 x . .X N2 . 4-My i 5 JC I Ty BEVERLY GEORCEANNA HUGHES 931 Pearl St. Bus, Ed. Bebs . . .friendly to everyone . . , always smiling . . . likes to be out on the dance floor . . . marriageeminded . . . What a gem! Volleyball, Basketball, G,A.A. tl ELAINE MAE JOHNSON 830 Beideman Ave, Bus. Ed. Elaine . . . personality plus . . . tennis fan . . . hobby: swimming . . . plans to be an airline hostess, then wedding bells , . . Walk on. Spanish Club, Intramural Sports, G,A.A. KARRIN ANDRUS JOHNSON 69 S. 26th St. Bus. Ed. Blondy . . . likes the boys . . . swimming and boating fan . . . a future hair stylist . . . Ring a ding ding. Wilsonian, Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. Maybe I lost it in here! l ALLEN H EEL V t cademic Mr. Innocence . . .class room craze . . . a way with the femmes . . . loves to argue . , . enjoys swim- ming . . . wants to live on Easy Street . . . ambition: engineer. Library Council, Homeroom President, B.A.A. A 1' MARGARET ANN INFERRERA 11 S. 35th St, Bus. Ed. Margie . . . pint-sized Miss . . . friendly . . . loves music . . . usually seen in the band room . . . enjoys swimming, skating and dancing . . . future secretary. Band, Dramatic Club, G.A.A. JAMES NELSON JOHNSON 1013 Lawrence St. General Butterball . . . at home on the grid' iron . . . plays it cool . . . famous for his singing . . . always clowning . . . likes all sports . . . to make singing his career. Varsity Football and Baseball, B.A.A. 411 Y inn, 1 A KAREN LOUISE JOHNSON 113 N. Dudley St. General 'fKatrina . . . usually seen with Janie . . . enjoys swimming and baby- sitting. . . ambition: to become a nurse . . . Man, you'll never believe it! F.N.A., Classical Club, Homeroom Sec- retary, Junior Red Cross Vice President, Welfare Drive Representative, G,A.A. 1 s, S I Egg. 1 9 ' a A 'fi f f i A, an 'Olaf 'In etlt KATHLEEN RAE l0HNSON MELVIN l0HNSON 330 N 37th St General 1217 N 18th St General seen at her Sonny usually seen smokrng at y us y locker famous for her grgglrng on the other slde of the street f full of fun swlmmlng us her enjoys burldmg models care ree hob y future nurse Oh yea' has no drslrkes plans a career Dance Club GAA Ill the NHVY WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL uurvv' 'mf WILLIAM IOSEPII IUIINSTUN GEURGE I4 IUNES 452 N 36th St Ind Arts 2928 Royden St Ind Arts HCC0mDIlSh9d EU'T2f Player lonesy works out the pln ball mUSlC and d3flClflE 'GTB high machlne at the Hub hobbles are Iadres man looks forward to a cars and gwrmmrng famous for Career IH the All Force dorng homework future auto me over chanrc Back down lack Strung Band Homeroom Vlce Presl dent BAA GRADUATES OF I96O our '. . 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' A , - B.A.A, ,, -Ma., , , , . ,Ill . . . . ., if . -. . , , OLLIE IUHNSUN 208 Hugh St Academic re Alrbr lke for homework acts like an eager beaver speaker keen crentrflc rnrnd dedlcated to lndlvldualrsm av reader Publrc Speakrng Club BAA 5 HELEN ICINES 831 Lawrence St General He en frren ly to all dancrng fan seen at all the partres sunny smrle sweet and petlte future Interior decorator Amo Semper Intramural Sports G A A 'X VIGKI ARLENE IIJHNSUN 484 N 35th St Bus Ed rc blonde harr blue eyes pretty as a plcture ea s c eers lakes to bowl undecr ed future Oh no' Iunlor Prom Commrttee Cheerleader Yegrgook Staff French Club Wllsonran THOMAS l0SEPH IUNES 1152 N 20th St Ind Arts Nrpple car enthusrast very soclable peppy ambrtron be a prr t e but plosrve Yo ll get over rt Edltor of lndustrral Arts News Prlnt C u B A A IUYCE KAHANUFSKY 370 S 30th St Academic oyce wrllrng worker trustworthy gal good sense of humor enroys dancing swummrng and skatrng cool on the keyboard a teacher rn the future Dramatic Club Treasurer FTA Clas srcal Club Secretary, Homeroom Vlce President, National Honor Society, G A A Crrculatlon Manager -fffff CHARLES KAPIGIAN 2832 Harrison Ave. General Kap . . . likes hot rods , . . can be seen at drag races . . . drives a '51 Mercury . . . belongs to the Dragin' Devils . . . future mechanic. B.A.A. WILMA IACGUELINE KERESTES 44 N. 35th St. Bus. Ed. Willie . . . usually seen writing letters . . . loves to roller skate . . . long blonde tresses . . . a smile for etveryone . . . nice to know . . . Blast 1 Intramural Sports, lunior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Secretary of Bible Club, G.A.A. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL !95 WILLIAM WALTER KENDZIERSKI 3135 Highland Ave Ind Arts usually seen under the hoo of a car a real Casanova famous for his personality and good times demon driver draftsman in the future Homeroom Vice President BAA f-5. f RICHARD KENNY 1126 N 21st St Academic Doctor music and dancing are o s casual dancer a eal Don Juan Remember the con vertible on Lois Avenue' Intramural Sports Library Council President Student Council BAA 4-ey. N...- KATNRYN GRACE KEPLER 2845 Sherman Ave Bus Ed K true and considerate friend charming smile sweet person an usually found at dances fond of basketball swimming and danc plans a career as a reception I hope so lunior and Senior Class Secretary Intramural Sports G AA . ,F 5 'Cb N. 'Gus-0 WAYNE KERSHAW GEORGE KESER BARBARA IEAN KNUEDLER 2327 Wayne Ave General 637 York St Ind Arts 2832 Stevens St Bus Ed hink Wilson s aspiring dic George enioys reading hot Bobbie day dreamer a or impressive cuts a spher rod books and swimming soon to friend worth seeking fine dancer ical figure sports minded and con don Air Force blues Youll get dancing and swimming rate high genial Today Wilson tomorrow the ove it airline hostess to be W0r Intramural Sports Stage Hand BAA Orientation Committee Archery Ten Spanish Club Stage Crafters Club ng A B A KATHLEEN GALE KUCN 2721 Concord Ave Academic Ka y knows a million jokes contagious giggler loves to reads everything future nurse destined to keep her patients in stitches I got a ioke for you Club FNA Classical u Dramatic Club Wilsonran GAA . xg E ' .f 'lf' f A 46 - I.- BiII . . . D I ' . . ' ' ay . .. L ' I' D d ' tp r ' ' - - ' . H - l'ty... .I A -I U Y I mglm I I .- I , , ist... . , l ,.a. .Q 62 , VY' Y., im. I, 1 .AI W xx Q I - sf el ,, 2.18, ..111.. X w o ' 4 , I' ' HH ...H ' ' eat... ' , r , . ,, ' ' ' I I ',G.A.. GI , ..., ' Clb, 'Ai' I ee. 1 . . 1 I.. ELLEN C. IIIJVALEVICH 31 N.-35th St. Bus. Ed. Sls . . . famous for her cute smile . . .amiable Miss . . . charming per- sonality . . . usually seen combing her hair.. . . keen on dancing, swimming, and ice skating . . . a future secretary . . . 0h no! Junior Red Cross Representative, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, G.A.A. ang SHARIJN IIRAISMAN 945 Cedar St. General Sharon . . . adverse to homework . . . infectious giggle . . .tall and slim . . . dancer at heart . . . enjoys feast- ing. Wilsonian Representative, G.A.A. W 1---1 if DANIEL WILLIAM LANG 2752 Federal St Academic Danny o u ar lad whiz in Latin and history enjoys tennis amateur photography is his hobby collects Civil War relics bltlon journalist Classical Club Wilsonran Yearbook Staff B A A :iff 1'-W-Y si ,gift MARIELAINE KUIICZEWSKI 310 Warren Ave. Bus. Ed. Marie . . . everybody's pal and gal . . . conversationalist . . .frequenter of Friday night dances . . . energy un- limited . . .popular center of attraction . .dgexcretarial and matrimonial future. QQQ STEVEN LANG 850 N 27th St Ind Arts eve towers over us all likes money water skiing enthusr destined to become a singer Work out Glee Club B A A '02 rev ' ' GRADUATES OF I96O WALTER LAMUN ' 1168 Beudeman Ave General Wa intends to make a career of the Army enjoys the out of doors hobbies include hunting and fishing Intramural Sports Classical Club PATRICIA EDITH LAUGHLIN 408 Vine St good friend to all amiable Miss dancing fan always smiling never unhappy typing career in view Charm Club G AA IIIHN GEUIIGE KUIITYAN 2812 Hayes Ave. General Kurt , . . homework enthusiast . . . enjoys all sports . . . car crazy . . . soon to don the Air Force blues. B.A.A. RAYMUND PHILIP LANZILUTTA 3086 Carman St Academic Lance late riser always found at the dance on Friday nights enloys natural sciences future biologist That s too much' Intramural Sports Golf BAA K' g Gif ,W 5 p ...Y Y 4 I X . ff y f t 'Of if ,fl , .j'f'fl'. 5,e., E ,. v, 1 . ,iii rig 5 V t . -v ' D . ' . Bus. Ed. e lt . ., H '.'Pat . 1 . ' D . . . Q B.A.A. I -4,4 ' ff if i 2'5 GERALD DDUGLAS LAWRENCE 1062 N. 31st St. 1erry . . . leisurely manner . . . just breezes along . , . aspiring drafts- man . . . after school flash , . . not a care in the world. WILLIAM LEE 929 N. 2nd St. General Willie . . . happy guy . . . wants to wear an Army uniform . . . interested in music and reading . . .amiable . . . famous for fixing things . . . Crazy! Ind. Arts Homeroom President, Homeroom Sec- B,A,A, retary, B.A.A. if Q..-.--V , . W, It I IUHN WILLIAM LEWIS WILLIAM LILLY 607 N. 4th St. Ind. Arts 2208 River Ave. Ind. Arts Lou . . . friendly lad . . . good Bill . . . quiet but likeable . . . sense of humor . . . card shark . . . allergic to school . . . hopes to be a enjoys painting and bowling . . . future millionaire . . .enjoys sports.. .happy- draftsman . . . Don't worry about it. goelucky . . . What could I do? Intramural Sports, B.A.A. Intramural Sports, B.A.A. Vi i ANNA MARIE LOSITO 3807 High St. Bus. Ed. Anna Marie . . . usually seen cheering for our team . . . hobbies: bowling and dancing . . . soon to be a private secretary and then marriage . . . Oh my! Cheerleader, Student Council, lr. Ergrrll Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, But it started out as a book- case. 1 in 'V 1'-If? ESTELLE IEAN LEITHEAD 525 N. 6th St. Bus. Ed. Stell . . . always on the go . . . loads of fun . . . a good friend . . . a smile for everyone . . . wants to finish high school and get married . . . You'll get over it, your head's rocking. Glee Club, G.A.A. JW j IUAN EVELYN LIND 2232 Merchantville Ave. Bus. Ed. Joan . . . jazz enthusiast . . . amiable lass . . . paints up a storm . . . forever dancing or swimming . . . future private secretary . . . destiny: marriage . . . Welcome to the club. Intramural Sports, Wilsonian Club, lr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Prom Decorations, G.A.A. 9. ., -411,4- 175 . an x 7 ,f al '15, 6' at in ' law 1 LUCILLE G. LEIJNAIID 2560 Baird Blvd. Academic Lucy . . . popular and attractive . . . adores jazz at 95.5 . . . talks up a storm . . . a baby sitter . . . smile for everyone . . . ambition: teaching, then marriage. Homeroom Secretary Treasurer, Glee Club, Student Council, F.T.A., lunior Red Cross President, Yearbook Activi- ties Editor, G.A.A. '5 TIIEIIESA ANN LUNG 2114 Howell St. Bus. Ed. Terri . . . good friend . . . likes to draw . . . a real mermaid . . . after graduation, marriage to that certain guy . . . always talking . . . You big phony. G.A.A. qv ,mv CAROLYN IJORUTNY LDVELAND 734 Birch St Bus Ed Carolyn well groomed polite and courteous has her mo ments of seriousness and fun afraid to voice her opinion asprra tlon an office career Bible Club G A A IUAN MARIE LUCHTMAN 134 N 26th St Bus Ed oan infectious smile great personality a hlt with both sexes roc and roll an u ure private secretary before wedding bells Oh ldont now Dramatic Club lr Prom Committee G WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ,,-.xv PATRICIA ANN MAGOWAN 2848 Federal St . Bus Ed cute blonde always smiling bright personality many colffures wedding bells soon to enjoys swimming hopes to became a beautrclan Great' A .twin GERALDINE LYNNE MANNINO 2303 Mrckel St Drs Ed err: friendly to nice things come ln small packages fervent party goer loves to swim soon to become a beautr clan then marriage Meet me In the girls room GRADUATES OF I 960 HENRY LUTSNY PATRICIA ANN MACIJIJNALII 126 S. 33rd St. Ind. Arts 1039 N. 32nd St. Bus. Ed Brooklyn . . . pool fan . . . money Mac . , . sunny smile . . . sports HHDDY - . - likes The EHIS -I - - SIWD enthusiast . . . peppy cheerleader . . . dresser . . . future undecided . . . loves to dance . . . dreams of a trip to Stroke it down. Hawaii . . . ofhce worker in the future AUIO Club. B-A-A . . . Huh? I guess so. 'cz' IUSEPII MARINI 1123 N 20th St Dis Ed fellow cool disposition n ce dresser sports rate high hopes to be a rlch draftsman Golf Club Visual Aids Club President 5, Mlrrbjl 'lv' 1 'iran 'Inf Cheerleader, Library Council, Presi- dent of G.A.A. 'Be qZ 7 in X HHH IUSEPH MARKUWSKI 333 Grant St General likes to sing constant c owner ta es life easily r es the girls undecided future You aint wrong Glee Club B A A WAYNE VICTUR MARTIN 1928 Pierce Ave Ind Arts Wayne pleasant blushes easily hobby corn collecting girl shy hopes to be an electrical engineer Stagecrafters Club Intramural Foot ba AA ' 4 1, Q y ' ...por y k 'f ....ft A . : . . I . I . I ' I ll It l k 'll I , . . . 'A.AI r - 1 Y V ' 'Vv E .ig tl XFNJ , Y ,ff v it els' ' sf' tt, hx ' C S EXW 5 V A , . , J uv bw t 1 we . . . . . ' Joe . . . nice to know . . . popular U Little Joe . . .h usually seen eat- ...r mg... 1 ' l k '- '...l'k' e.A.A. ' ' , . I '.'If'at , , H. ., I ' . G . 'n all I G.A.A. - 1 ' ' ' ... Cur. u, B. .. I WILLIAM MATISHEN IUHH MAYS 422 Linden St. General 3404 River Ave. Academic Bill . . . cars and airplanes are Willie . . , seldom seen or heard his hobby . . . quick with a smile . . . , . . ham radio operator . . . boy scout and liked by all . . . l don't mess . . . sincere . . . sports devotee . . . around, boy! digs guns and cars . . .future mechani- B.A.A. cal engineer. lunior Achievement, Wilsonian, B.A.A. l S94 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL lf! it JAMES IIIIBERT MATLACII EIIHA M MATREALE 133 Boyd St General 930 Elm St Bus Ed friendly disposition Honey giggles galore dazzling dancer daydreamer has dancing feet wants to be a an eye for the girls easy to get clerk typlst then wedding bells along wlth Rembrandt watch sweet and sassy Nasty gas ou Home Economics Club Wilsonian Dramatic Club B A A Business Club G A A N N e kt A.r XN MJ KT'- CAINILYH MATTHEWS 3108 Waldorf Ave Bus Ed Carolyn a touchstone for all that is natural and friendly ure serenity quite dependable understanding nature Home Economics Club Intramural Sports G A A f '4m K5 CAIIDLYH AGNES McALACK 1131 N 19th St Academic aro alias The Czar champ with a baton keeps Bell Telephone in business a keen mind behind these soft brown eyes Library Council Glee Club Dramatic Club Classical Club Majorette FNA Ergagurer of National Honor Society NW PX: Vx Y' WALTER BRUCE McBItIIJE 3106 River Ave General Butch nice to know eas going shy around the fair sex usually seen at track meets excels in track and swimming to become a furniture refinisher Track B A A M BETTY AHN McILVAIHE 28N 34th St Bus Ed c usually seen on the held marching of course argues right or wrong bowling and volleyball enthusiast ambition secretary to I on Will ya? Library Council Color Guard lr Prom Committee National Honor Society In tramural Sports G A A 'Q NANCY IIUTH McIIAIC 2825 Carman St Academic Nance nice things come in small packages popular with all activities rate high you ll find he in 117 college bound dont know Dramatic Club Choir Secretary of Student Council Library Council Na tional Honor Society GAA First Prize State Essay Contest 'S' ,A-. ' vismx I ' - , ...an vu , .hid l . I . N . I Y ,... QW! ,... ,,, . X. , N QW 2 F .obtjlpvx V cy' p .,' l.Q,J 0 QJ - ,J xi I , O ,Sa .- ,I ' ' , NI :V , XKDQSJTN, FQ iq:- I 3 Q Q V in -sp .--s .Y-4' ,. 'Q A .5 , at 'W it ' ', , ' ' . .Hilt ' . ' . . I, I----I 1--. . .I IO- IIA, I I r Y' D 1. I rl' ,... ,,,,, THOMAS JOHN McLAUONLIN 1241 N 20th St Ind Arts favors M9 tina ly passed hlstory frequents the track future Eddy Arcaro Sophomore Homeroom Vrce President Auto Club B A A MARY OOLORES McNULTY 1040N 21stSt Bus Ed ar alwa s talkrng b b blrng wrth personalrty a ready smrle never a dull moment keen on dancrng wants to be a receptlonlst I ll never tell Square Dancmg Club G A A N AOA RUTH MENOKEN 2930 Howell St Bus Ed we lked by all ally popping gum a qurpster enloys muslc and dancing harr styl lst In the future Volleyball G A A 5 CAROL MEEKS 903 N 33rd St Bus Ed Meekers usually seen around famous for talkrng pleasant personality delights In dancmg and swrmmrng peppy mass plans a secretarral career Color Guard Glee Club GAA FERDINANIJ MELONI 923 N 31st St Ind Arts re reserved usually seen worklng enjoys boating and frshlng shy smrle easy going and frrendly Dont know Card Club Chess Club B A A. R 41'- Q in' 'i LYNN MERRYFIELO BARRY DOUGLAS MILLER 238 Byron St Bus Ed 2912 Mrckle St Academic nn talkative mrss Barr class cut up thinks sleeprng rn class should be per tory hrs Waterloo cars and bees mrtted dance enthusiast I es hrs forte plans to enter the clergy o s tall and than a future Roy Moffa s shadow mo e Trme wlll telll and skatrng ace Spanrsh Club Homeroom Treasurer Vrsual Ard Club BAA A ,pn-.. 'bv' archery 'Q' --.... IOSEPN PATRICK MELONI 634 N 9th St Academrc lo Jo attracted to the oppo sate sex hall walker short and suave lrkes actron has a weak ness for all sports likes to dance BAaR1bltlon electrical engrneer GRADUATES OF I 960 PATRICIA JOYCE MILLER 423 Berdeman Ave General Pat wrrtes to a certarn guy collects prctures passion for food plans to be a telephone oper ator startlng a hope chest Time wlll tell Typing Club, G A A df? ,,Ma6,r'H' by . ,, H HF I .,- AV. '- .Hf , J ,xc . V L . 14 ' A bf ' M I, A' 'V V -M. miie: ----L - ' ,Mi Q ' I V . ,J . A-Jr U X ' ,nf 1 I vi: -, 1 X Ada -. . .' Il-I' . .. .'USU: . Ly .Q ' ' . . . .y . - .. .his- , . . . d I 1 . . . y I . G.A. . . ' 'rf EN . V ' A I I vu... 'hm' RICHARD ALBERT MILLER 1114 N. 31st St. Ind. Arts Dick . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . regular guy . . . likes practically everything . . . appreciates good music . . . an electrical engineer in the future . . . Back down! String Band, Intramural Bowling, Aeronautics Club, B.A.A. lgm LDU ELLA HARRIET MILLIGAN 1137 Cooper St. Academic '.'l.ou . . . always laughing and smiling . . . everybody's pal . . . great sense of humor . . . famous for her daffy poems . . . great friend . . . am- bition: teacher. Spanish Club, Volleyball, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross Representative, Junior Talent Show, Dramatic Club, G.A.A. Nvuqff DAVID MDLDTSKY 442 N. 8th St. Academic Molots . . . popular President chief . . . a loyal sports fan . . . a debater supreme . . . good sense of humor . . . messy locker . . . usually seen looking at yearbooks . . .ambition: lawyer. Wilsonian Sports Editor, Public Speak- ing Contest, Yearbook Editor, Varsity Tennis, B.A.A. any CATHERINE MARIE MDNRDE 2269 Westminster Ave. Bus. Ed. Cass . . . speed boat fan . . . swimming her hobby . . . future: secre- tary, then wedding bells . . . Don't worry about it. Spanish Club, G.A.A. Q gcxlxkfaft ct M .1 Q, Qs-yt t QW RDY JOSEPH MDFFA 31 Leonard Ave. Academic Roy . . . The Thin Man . . . wild sense of humor . . . digs hot rods and hi-fi . . . loquacious . . . future electri- cal engineer. B.A.A. JOHN MDNZD 221 N. 8th St. General John . . . ambition: to be a ma- chinist . . . likes to fool with cars . . . likes ravioli and strawberry shortcake . .B.gzRrorite sport: football. 'if JERRY DAVID MDLINEAUX 164 S. 24th St. General Jerry . . . usually seen driving his car . . . enjoys football and baseball . . , popular with the girls . . . des- tined to wear Navy blue . . . ambition: draftsman . . . Like, do you mind? Varsity Football, B.A.A. Representa- tive, Homeroom President. QQPKA ,4'gj ' DDNALD MDRRIS 3318 Rowe St. Academic Don . . . talented guitarist . . . winning smile . . . goes for skin-diving . . . sharp dresser. . . popular with the girls . . . Working on it. JV Football, Gymnastics, B.A.A. I' BARBARA MAE MDTT 2809 Garheld Ave. Bus. Ed. Barb . . . usually seen with Joe . . . dancing for a hobby . . . amusing wrt . . . tidy dresser. . . quick with a smile . . . wants to be a typist, then a housewife. Chess Club, Bible Club, G.A.A. Help!! Somebody untie me! i I at ,f , a WIVQ Ns ,b Wing .Q ix ',..x ' ,ffthtx 4- 1 i ,J- lf f V221 MARTIN A M0110 327 Vme St Academw Marty sports enthuslast es pecrally baseball and basketball never a frown lntends to go to college to become an electrrcal eng: neer Chemrstry Club Classrcal Club Future Screntlsts Club Intramural Sports I-eb PATRICIA ANN MULHERN 1231 N 21st St Academrc a danclng doll ra ro spans a baton sweetness and humor spells her future Johnny Oh' Glee Club French Club Marorette Vrce Presrdent of Student Councrl Charrman of Sweetheart Dance GAA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Ns-IQNIII AWG? i 'ilu mazefaarf' fee mf: N185 EUGENE EDWARD NALENCE 633 Elm St Academrc ene Interested ln sports camera bug keen sense of humor known for hrs slow galt nex stop college Looks arent every thlng there s money' Yearbook Lrterary Edrtor Intramural Sports Chemistry Club Classrcal Club V ROBERT RICHARD NATICCHIA 1613 Wayne Ave Academic Presldent of the se ceded class a flash on the dna mond and the court cool man on campus way wrth the women ambrtron college 1V Basketball Varslty Baseball Clas srcal Club Student Councrl Treasurer of B A A GRADUATES OF I 960 HELEN ELAINE IAUHYAN 906 N 19th St General He en drmpled smlle home on the dance floor wants to be a beautrcran weddrng bells rn her future Glee Club G A A Q' IDHH C HEEL IR 709 N Znd St Drs Ed ac ambltron to be a mrl llonarre and go to Italy frrendly d sense of humor tlnkers wrth cars Great day rn the morn Band Glee Club Sound Effects Club fiaffgigffe W C, 4741-M LARRY MUTTER 2907 Stevens St Drs Ed Ed Curry Wrlson s answer to Joe Niagara future drsc jockey numerous hobbres Include chemrs try electronics swrmmlng corn collect mg and records Audro Vrsual Ards Club Chemrstry Club Drstrrbutrve Educatron Club B A A .fi-. ERNEST ALBERT NEWKIRII 916 Lors Ave Ind Arts e s quret carrot top famous for blushlng and not talking enjoys sports especrally baseball huntlng and golf future engrneer or machrnrst IV Baseball B A A ELIZABETH R NEWMAN 930 Vrne St General llkeab e lass frrends with everyone usually found In Kampus Korner lrkes to swung a tennrs racquet famous for berng rn the rrght place at the rrght tame Square FTA Intramural Sports Spanrsh Club Artlstrc Typmg Club GAA L ' ,cfs II I A ,, II I L11 A f 'L A gi 'H Z 'L -fi - I 4,1 ' , I. V - - I I . . . I I ,I I I I, II I II at ,I ,, - , I!, v' 5 3 ,,,., I ,, f, . ' - - - ' ' - I - I . I ' 77' ' I' , ' H 'I 3 1 I .f .I D ,. ' . I , ' I ' ' I ' . Q V ., A ', ' ' , . . . ,N . I , ' I I ' , - ' , 'J - . ' . . .. j I ,as ,Q .. ' Q1 I., 5 . , l I . , I I . I , I ly, AI I I . I , . . . Q I - e, I , 421' ' f 1 rl , ' I . I I nj A ' ' :I 1 XX V ' I I v x ' ' r W 's 7 I . . . ' I ' P tty . . . ' . . . d' ' - I - fan . . . ' . . . 1 , . - I , I I I I II If I - I 1 A Y , I , . . . B.A.A. . A L t x L- I . ff xv 1 I , I I I I. . ,I ' I , ' g 4 3 I t I IKIIIL III , I. I . M. W ' f ' L .I. ,.I. I I-I 4319 f ?' I t 5' ' -I 1, 7 . I I ,ff I , . f es f - ' ' ,I I ,,,, , . , km s W L III v, ,. I A . , .I II v v fl LA! I I fe- I f . ,. ' 1 I ,., pw.. I - 1 . I I ' 'ff l Rd .'.. ' - 5 .,u -',g7-,Q ...EOD ' , I , ,.,. , I 1 , -gi gg - II - I - . - ' -2 I freivli' - I ' ' ' . . ' ' ' .- I , : :I I. ,IL .r ,..I gII..III mg ' , II ' .Ibis ' - - we-sw I I I , . . . 1, 5 B.A.A. :IG u'I I I ' ' I I I u-ncku I I In ' n I . ' . . . .I II .I. . I , , , I 'L I- 'H' H1 ' - H0ll ....' I ' . 1 . , 1 , v ' ' ' I Y 1 y I ' ' B.A.A. . . . . ' ' ' . . ll II l I I . I I, I I I , I , , . . . HELEN MAE NULL DUNNA M UGLE CARUL UGNISSANTI inf t.,-9 K JUNE EMMA NURRIS 218 N 39th St Bus Ed uzz ersonalrt lus D l' D worthwhile frlend eye for the guys and slum s arp dresser cute smrle Oh shoot' lr Red Cross Student Councrl lntra mural Sports G A A CAROL MARIE 0 NARA 2713 Hugh St Academlc aro frve foot two eyes of ue blond tresses dependable answer to a teacher s prayer dancing feet enjoys reading and Ice skating to be a medical technolo grst her ambrtron Na onal Honor Socrety FNA lr Prom Commrttee Dramatlc Club GA A WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL 44 F -'--sf 'Tmf 843 York St Bus Ed Cookre small and energetrc ales of laughter boys rate talking to be a typrst then wed dung bells That s tough' Cookrng Club lr Red Cross Alternate 17N 26th St Bus Ed Oglebean short and sweet twrnkletoes me a hone mass drdnt mean I wa Cheerleader Modern Dance Club AA 637 Cedar St Bus Ed e vrvacrous personalrty full of fun class chatterbox at a dance qurck wrt contem platlng a career as an alrlrne hostess That s sharp lr Red Cross Representatrve Student N-sq, f NANCY MARIE DREM 12lN 24th St Bus Ed Nancy qulet mass ond tresses nrce to know keen on dancing famous for shyness future secretary then a housewrfe You devll Socral Dancmg Club Good Groommg Club G A A hug, BETTY LDU USWALII 3522 Farragut St General sharp and snappy krnd hearted wrttrclsms galore lrkes to cook mtellrgent mln on that certarn someone to be a nurse Soclal Dancrng Club lr Red Cross Alternate Tennis GAA Councrl Drama Club GAA QNWVP' CRESTUN UTIS 322 N 36th St General Buddy nrce to all especrally e arr sex takes lrfe rn nts strrde usually seen roamrng the halls hopes to become Presrdent of the US Drop dead TWT DURIITNEA JANE OTT 2732 Hayes Ave General lrttle bundle of energy famous for portable salon cuts a sleek frgure on the dance floor and rce rrnk future medlcal mrssronary Glee Club Llbrary Councrl Grrls En semble GAA e' j' . if ' f 're I - , , bl ...tall ' ' .,.h U 'A EA L A A E ',.- .,,,,. f . '---- 'L K X .. G X F 3 I l j U ogr ' ' LOD UODOVS - --IOKSSTSF 3--f3m0USf0T plans to keep house for that certarn , , . an eye for the boys . . .at home . ... U I ,H ' guy . . . But I ' ' 't that . ' - ' 4 yin fr 1 n G.A.A. Y O l G. ,. Y y I ' , . I is A 1 ' f a. , ' do f , 2 'I if., ' I Y' if If r .ss A T f , Ny A I ,. f 1 A l it ' '...b'l2 j'Puu ...'H. , ' p0f ,,,'- JUSEPH IIIHII IITT 818 N 34th St General erm Wrlson s mrghtrest mute excels at baseball lrkes women and song at home on the dance oor ambrtron operatrng engrneer Varsrty Baseball Homeroom Treas urer Student Councll BA MARIUN IACIIUELINE IJWENS 911 Fern St Bus Ed lackre sweet personalrty charmrng smrle for all always laughrng brrght drsposrtron keen on dancrng frshlng softball and bowlrng plans a career as a beau trcran How cheap' lr Red Cross Representatrve GAA ,Qu ,pu IIJHN SPENCER PABST PATRICIA ANN PALIMEHO 421 Berdeman Ave General 1535 Federal St Bus Ed Blg lohn courteous manner a r cute number srncere round frrm and fully of fun frrendly to all cheery packed hobbles conchology personalrty swrmmrng dancrng and petology an explorer scout skatrng rate hugh h'opes to be a future government brologrst housewife S0 Smart A French Club Intramural Sports L nu- AA A . 'Ln . .ry-.9-wg .1 bl .f . ' .Z rf ffwfq' RUBERT PARKER 16 S 33rd St Academrc quret man enjoys bowling and softball dry sense of humor thrnks hrs way rs best future rn the scrence freld Intramural Sports Vlce Presrdent of lunror Achrevement BA A THELMA PARRUN 315 N 11th St Bus Ed favors dancrng a frrendly words for all tractrve brlght smrle weddrng bells for her Never do what you lake but always like what you Glrls Ensemble Glee Club GAA 9-Of 1 ' 19 RN- GRADUATES OF I96O PHILIP PANEILI RUTH ELIZABETH PAULUS 9131!z Berdeman Ave Ind Arts 616 Rarrtan St d frrendly and good natured Candle sugar and sprce rndomrtable splrrt red headed pert blonde sunny sprrlts demon rmprsh plane crazy ways wlth the boys fond of dancrn Intramural Sports Aeronautics Club and sports . . . plans to be a secretary It .A. . then marriage . . . Hl on. Intramural Sports Drama Club G.A.A. T RENEE HARRIET PAIIL 2611 Westfield Ave Academrc Renee actrve partrcrpant In every sport lrkes workrng wrth tykes plans a teachrng career then marrrage Its fascrnatlng FTA Wllsonran Intramural Sports Safety Councrl Representatlve G A A W W ...An gf' JJ 3 Q ' if 'Q'-ry gf 7 'WG Q--' i 3 ' r ALMA EDITH PEDERSEN 251eA Grand Ave. Academic Alma . . . ambassador of good cheer . . . sparkling smile . . . petite package of pep . . . enjoys boating and swimming. . . a future nurse. F.N.A., Glee Club, Ir. Prom Commit' tee, Student Council Store, G.A.A. A ,.,x'Qi J! ,' 'S Q 5 , ...Z 'I . E ,. V jffffi . I 2 . IUYCE ELAINE PERCIVAL 2079 Berwick St. Bus. Ed. link . . . eye for the boys . . . famous for teasing . . . roams the halls . . . likes swimming and movies . . . future private secretary . . . Oh sugar! Library Council, National Honor So- ciety, Cafeteria Worker, G.A.A. 'if 5, X, CATHERINE MARIE PIGLIACELLI SAMUEL IOHN PIGLIACELLI 439 Garden Ave. Bus. Ed. 1139 Garden Ave. General Kitty . . . full of fun , . . chic Pigg . . . usually found in the dresser . . . peppy . . . personality halls and at games . . . enjoys girls, plus . . . loves dancing and buying dancing and sports . . . reliable . . . clothes . , . anticipates a career as a ambition: salesman . . . Sayonara. stenographer . . , For real. IV Basketball, Homeroom Secretary. Spanish Club, GAA. Intramural Sports. B.A.A. CARIJLE JEAN PETERS l36 N. 211th St. General Pete . . . usually seen combing her hair . . . enjoys sports , . . sharp wit . . . loudest soprano in Glee Club . . . nursing career, then a vine-covered cottage . . . All righty-do, Bowling, Archery, Glee Club, Tennis, Leadership Club, F.N.A.. G.A.A. CARULYN CUNCIIERRA PITTS 1112 Carpenter St. Dis. Ed. Carol . . . tiny miss . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . .beautiful eyes . . . hard worker . . . reliable . . . loves to sing . . . sharp dresser . . .future laboratory technician, Leadership Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. JANET ELAINE PETRAUSCIIKE 2015 River Ave. Academic Ian . . . pony tail . . . twinkling eyes . . . active sports fan . . . loves to dance . . . future: physical education teacher. French Club, Library Council, F.T.A., Intramural Sports, Glee Club, G.A.A. div' 'w 512 'fi ELLEN PLUNE 377 S. 27th St. General Ellen . . .pert chick . . . popular with the males . . . very friendly . . . usually seen in the halls . . .undecided future, Wilsonian, lr. Red Cross Representa- tive, G.A.A. INEZ PLILK 3112 N. 10th St, General Hon , , . likeable miss . . .short 'n sweet . . .charming personality . . . cute smile . . , modern jazz lover. . . enjoys singing , . . sports rate high . , . soon to become a dental technician. Girls Ensemble, GAA. Creative writing at its finest!! I -A xv ,J' TI, . 1 Ki SANDRA IEAN PDLLITT 1173 Beideman Ave Bus Ed Sandy personable happy smi e usually found at her locker likes to swim and dance Wilsons gift to the secretarial pro fession Intramural Sports GAA ' 7' f BAA. if inl- ERALIJ PHILIP PORTERFIELD G 2920 Benson St Ind Arts err favors horseback riding frequents the Hub reserved to serve Uncle Sam Back off LEE RAPPAPDRT 2810 Washington St, Academic Rapp . . . little ball of fire . . . famous for his gems of senseless wis dom . . . future electronics engineer . , . enioys tinkering with radios , . , often seen eating bananas. Track learn. Intramural Sports, Chem istry Club. Future Scientists of America, RONALD PRIESTLEY 2201 Sewell St. Ind. Arts Pres . . , friendly manner 4 . . proficient with rod and reel . . . day dreamer . . .easy going . . , ambition. to be a beach comber . . . Spread out BAA. 50- 1 'v V' 'Uv' WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL BETTY I0 RATLIFF 502 State St Bus Ed o bright smile ule delights in dancing attractive nice to know future typlst then wedding bells likes to sing Wllsonlan Representative Senior Girl Scout Club G A A MARYANN ELIZABETH REAGAN 814 N 5th St Academic ea tall and s ately famous talker dependable gal record collector always in room 6 plans to be a business educa tion teacher What homework? Library Council Wilsonian Business Staff Choir Intramural Sports National Honor Society G A A GRADUATES OF I96O 'frm' 3' ' 7 ELIZABETH JANE REED BERNADETTE MARIA RENNER 521 N 3rd St Bus Ed 2606 Cramer St Bus Ed e y future typist Bonnie cute as a button dancing and swimming fan enyoys her at every football game driving books famous for her attractive rates high future secretary smi e A A Safe Driving Club Homeroom Secre tary Homeroom President GAA CARDLE ANN REYNDLDS 1071 N 39th St Bus Ed Carole quiet mlSS always seen smiling neat in sports blonde tresses hopes to be a top notch secretary A A . ga , l a A I 5- d 'S W ' ' I ' A Oi l 1 iv a'ii .'.. ' ...-usu: H ally seen at Wilson's dances . . P. a enjoys dancing and swimming . . .- see as 2 A r 0lly .'.,. 'Q ' ...qift l I I' .ff j ao... ' A c, .. ' ! ' f ROBERT L RIECK 3260 Lemuel Ave Ind Arts Bobby qurte the tease rmplsh smtle relrable lad toys llstenlng to hrs short wave desires to llve ln Florrda Student Councrl lr Red Cross Repre sentatrve BAA STEPHEN MICHAEL ROBINSON 2925 Clrnton St Academrc teve famous for hrs beautr ful handwrltmg chemlstry rates Irkes all sports depend a e easy gorng ambrtlon chemist Wllsonlan Busrness Staff Classical Club Track Manager Intramural Sports WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL MARIAN EMMA RIVAL ROBERT EDWARD ROBERTS 2011 Hugh St Bus Ed 309 N 11th St General Marran very sweet gal Moss the wrld blue yonder IS often found ln her Chev patnts for hrs a m camera crazy nea a hobby soon to be a secretary dancer lrkes those marks rn hrs Oh brother' bowllng score ll never el A A A A 'rr-' 2 if SHARON EILEEN RODESIIY 209 Eutaw Ave Academlc Shar always a smile en toys dancrng avrd sports tan sophlstrcated and attractrve sm cere reading rates hugh a fashion model now and In the future Dramatic Club, French Club, Library Councrl, Wllsonran Business Staff, G A A RONALD E ROBERTS 1116 S 29th St arttst par excellence usually seen wtth a palette or a appreclates the opposite sex popular lad at home on the dance oor A ambltlon accountant .l SARAH R ROLEN 1181 Lawrence St Bus Ed Sarah frtendly lass lrkes swtmmlng and danclng a whrz with needle and thread to be a nurse 'Where there's a wlll, there's a way Intramural Sports, GAA ELLIOTT IDSEPH ROSEN 2597 Band Blvd Academrc El Wrlsonran boss never runs out of words yotner an optnton on everything enjoys sports destrned for a doctorate Classrcal Club, Intramural Sports, Dramatrc Club, German Club, Varslty Tennts, Wrlsontan Edttor, Public Speak mg Contest, B AA SHERMAN ROSENFIELD 116 N 22nd St Academrc Sherm shutter bug festrve nature electrlclty whrz des tuned to fund that frlthy lucre ln tends to pursue electrtcal englneerlng as a career drgs hot rods Intramural Sports, French Club, Year book Staff, Wrlsonran, BAA WARREN EDWARD RUBY RUTH LEUNA RUIJD 1223 N 22nd St General 3132 Waldorf Ave Bus Ed takes llfe casually Ruthie pleasing personalrty baseball rates hugh car enthusiast nrce to know quiet and sweet a future electrlcal engrneer amrable wall pursue a career as a laboratory technlcran sports enthusrast Sugarpuss RENEE LUIS SAHL 501 State St Academic Renee cons ant gabber true frlend never a dull moment runnmg around revolvrng college oors Mass Daddy Cool What test? A Dramatrc Club French Club Student Co ncrl Wrlsonran Lrbrary Councll A T 19 IACDB SANFLIPPO 626 N 9th St lnd Arts a e sleeping beauty of Wulson s study halls adverse to all forms of labor sharp dresser undecrded future Student Leader of Band Dance Band Prrnt Club B A A ARLEEN MILLICENT SARRA 36 Leonard Ave Academrc Arleen a sunny smrle ways soclable tennrs and readnn rate tops a wllllng worker plans a career as a medrcal technlclan Classrcal Club Library Councll Dra matic Club Wulsonlan G AA 9'-X GRADUATES OF I96O PATRICIA ANN SAKAYAN MARGARET MARIE SAUIIIIERS 3007 Benson St Bus Ed 3209 Mrtchell St Bus Ed Pat blushing rose every Maggle rock and roll fan one's frlend usually heard yelling wrrtes notes In study hall lakes to at Rand: favors roller skatrng and talk future plans Include office dancmg, future arrllne stewardess work, then wedding bells Man, It was srmply gastly ' what a rlot ' Archery, lr Prom Commrttee, Attend Archery, G AA ance Offlce Worker, G A A i IUSEPH CHARLES SAIIA 2417 Howell St General has hrs eye on the gals lrkes to walk the halls woud luke to be Presrdent of the Unlted States Drop dead Audio Visual Alds B A A N FRANCES SARA SAUERIAILCII 204 Barley St General ran sweet and gentle amrable loves skatrng lends a sympathetrc ear strawberry blonde wants to travel far and wlde usually seen In front of a radro be a governess German Club Badminton G AA E HEd2 .. . ' ' . .. H ' H - -I '. ' H :-- T ... a 'doeu .. .' ' ' . .. ' . .. A .. . I . . . . .. ' ,.. I ' 'BIA.A, ' ' A ' 'I' ' ' ll. . H ' ' . . . ' H . . . , .. 'j A ,' G..A. ' ' ' 'Q , I , I. ' ' u I , , G.A. . I L,g5rsa,t,, 1, A I ' A I III- 5 if ,, ,- 1 'kv W A' l W.,- fg ' ca r at 1 k . I . ' V' , ..'. 1 ' . . .-al- 'jF . f . V .. . . Y Y 1 A b I in my 1 .. . A Q '..I16 1 I f use I cyl gf.if1'5. f i Q5 ilu: I 'ii' JDHH MERILL SCHEHK 529 Erie St. Academic Johnny . . . pleasant smile . . . delightful character . . . aiming his sights on an engineering career . . . educated feet on the cinders and the dance floor. Varsity Track, Football and Cross- Country, Intramural Sports, B.A.A. BARBARA SCHUELE 1119 N. 18th St. Bus. Ed. Barb . . . homework annoys her so much . . . steadfast friend . . . WIBG listener . . . lost in a dream of to- morrow . . . famous for her smile. Bowling, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. if Kuff CHARLES GARY SCHLIJSSEL 902 Beideman Ave. Academic Slush . . . smooth and suave . . . an eye for the girls . . . good-natured guy . . . places sports at the top of his list . . . future plans undecided . . . What's the matter? Student Council, J.V. Football, Intra- mural Sports, Homeroom President, B.A.A. KATHRYN MARIE SCHWIERJHC 94 E. State St. Bus. Ed. Kass . . . friendly . . . chatter happy . . . draws for pleasure . . . loves to go to dances . . . natural blonde . . . future secretary . . . Crazy, crazy, crazy! Modern Dance Club, G.A.A. RAYMOND SELAH 1203 N. 28th St. lnd. Arts Ray . . . number one man in auto- electric shop . . . serious classroom worker . . . very congenial disposition. Baseball Club, Chess Club, B.A.A. How DO we get boys into F.T.A.. . 1 D7 X RUSSELL DALE SCHREHK 638 Grant St. Academic Russ . . . a handsome guy . . . sharp dresser . . . to be wealthy, his aim . . . plans to be a doctor . . . You're dam tootin! Junior Red Cross Representative, Clas- sical Club, lntramural Sports, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, B.A.A. bf if 1' hd CEDRGE FRANK SCHREYER 1105 Cambridge St. Academic f'Rabbit . . . college bound . . . swings a mighty bat . . . diamonds are his best friend . . . master on the cinders . . . chipper spirits . . . likable lad . . . Have a banana! Bgazseball, Track, Cross Country, KATHLEEN SHIRLEY SEEDS 106 Elm St. Bus. Ed. Kass . . . neat Miss . . . dancing fan . . . talkative . . . full of fun . . . aims to become a secretary . . . Good night, Library Council, G.A.A. ERSEL G. SEILER 206 S. 34th St. U General Sonny . . . sports enthusiast . . . camera shy . . . Hawaiian pineapple picker . . . usually seen at thelfootball games . . . hunting and fishing rate high . . . wants to make a million. Homeroom Treasurer, B.A.A. ee ' H114 i' KATHLEEN ANNE SHAW 3005 Clinton St Academic nne short and sweet always on the go a smile for everyone famous for laughing at the wrong time college bound No klddlng' Iunlor Red Cross Representative Dra matic Club Glee Club FNA Classical Club GAA RUTH ANN SHAW 2112 RiverAve Bus Ed Shorty never a dull moment sharp dresser dance crazy plans to work an IB M machine Wanna bet? Library Council Intramural Sports TNEIIESA MARIE SHAW 122 York St. Dis. Ed. Terri . . . gabby gal . . . enjoys dancing swimming and watching Band s an plans to be a clerk typlst secretary or housewife destiny marriage Real sharp' Business Law Club Typing Club Homeroom Vice President GAA PAUL MICHAEL SHENSA 424 S. 30th St. Academic Shenz . . . Wllson's Philadelphia lawyer very good friend loys most sports America s next Clarence Darrow college bound Classical Club Dramatic Club Cross Country Yearbook Staff Spanish Club Intramural Sports BAA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Ti PATRICIA ANN SHEIIIDAN MARY SHIPMAN 816 Birch St Bus Ed 74 S 26th St Bus Ed mmf U5 gurl' me-' fiwf an-f 43? DIANE RAE SHIVERS LEE SHRAIJER 118 N 3rd St Academic 70 S 24th St General rzz cheerful smile antlhomework eas sports minded plays the guitar to please classroom menace loves horses water skier amiable and smiling undecided be a physical education teacher future Intramural Sports GAA Audio Visual Ald Club German Club BAA Pattle amiable Miss Smiley pleasing to the eye Il ,vw ready smile enyoys horseback enjoys fun always ready for Q y M riding famous for an Irish temper a joke a whirl on the dance floor ALFRED READ simon to be a stenographer C mon Homeroom Treasurer Intramural ,QV 622 N 5th St Ind Arts miirirrimissllled Cross Representative Sports GAA a ash In a usually siesgtpymalkllglg like GRADUATES OF I96O if wwf-I re we mg and hunting hopes to be a machinist Speed on jump back Intramural Bowling B AA , , - . . . . . . . en- t d . . . ' , . . . ' ' I H . :I . I I . . . ' . y 1 ,,., , Q-'rr-9 ..... IIA ll ' ll ll ' ' . . : . . . H . . . - , 1 I , f D I l ' G.A.A. g ,J new- I. ' K A N J., . ' , YT Y Hn' yj'. .. j . .. Lee , .. ' y . . . ' . . . t0 ' . . . ' 1 I U ... ' , 1 Xu I 'eq . - . 1 - - - y :fe Eel , . . ' ' ' I ' ' ' I . . 6 h- c.A.A. . . P90 ' S . v ' ' n . ' I ' n H f . . . . , . ,S e ' 51 l A a ,isa-I, fff?1s1iE'. , A ' fic' '-22' fl' -, V' .ta ,, . tismg CUNIIAU IACII SIMENSEN IUIII SMIILLER 445 N 36th St Academic 2835 Washington St Bus Ed Turt e always clownmg usually found being sweet fond of practical jokes lazy way a stock of clever quips I es of moving enjoys a state of sus all sports see her at every game pended animation spelling his DODular lass Waterloo plans a career in adver AA Glee Club French Club IV Football WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL it i THUMAS SMARRITO 274 N 33rd St Bus Ed usually seen at Kampus Korner famous for Everything ambition IBM operator e o ba y' Band Intramural Sports Homeroom Vice President Student Council BAA AA K5 'V STEPHEN ALLEN SUNSTEIN PATRICIA ANN SIIUY THEODDIIE SIAAIIZYNSKI 211 Eutaw Ave Ind Arts in a car enthusiast amiable grin reliable always ambition state trooper IEAN MARIE SMITH 3016 Mrckle St Bus Ed Smitty famous for Wrlsonian collections enjoys reading and How about that? Homeroom President Wilsonian Typ rngx Club Iunior Prom Committee 15.4 'vw NUIIBERT SIIRENSEN I0 ANN ELIZABETH SPEENY 207 B S 30th St Academic 2841 Concord Ave B Sonny excellent on the tennis o sweet personality er uje reserved amja e iss g era y Court DODUIHY lad with The damsels 2 T059 In bl00fl'l SVIBDDY df9SS9f drgnrtied at ease on the dance seen combing her hair enjoys talk usually seen chewing gum last name brings fame enjoys eej mee re knew talented friendly to all reljshes college bound Wanicurs chewing swimming and dancing hopes to repejrmen ejmpje and unaffected dancing and skating aspiring secre Um be a top clerk typist Dont bug me Classical Club Homeroom Vice Pres: Iunlor Red Cross Representative Homeroom Secretary GAA dent Varsity Tennis Intramural Sports Library Council GAA BAA US Ed 1237 N 27th St Ind Arts 646 Linwood St Bus Ed bl M en ll ' r I I -- I Q B.A.A. , ' ' 3... 1 x by ' 53 Wh I V I -A 1 I I, V I A .I xud it iw! at A 4 N., f I Sub , . .' H f ' 'je' ky 1 . '. j ' '. . . H ' ' ' . . .tdrrimmer . . . touchdown TomH.li . on the go 1 hopes to live .100 years swimming . I .fdture private secretary . ' . , ' .I l . . G. IA. I I j Q 4 K fx ' t 8 I ....,, A 'V uv- -4,' .1 I .X ,, 'Hui' ' . ,,ChQ,,-U' A .,,N'b,,-Hd.tH' .,j0,,'.: 1 .. - 2 . . . '- , s.A.A. ' tary... ' RDGER YI SUTERS BERTHA MARY SWEET CARDL LYNNE TAYLUR MYRA TRACY SPILLER 2823 Benson St Academrc socral butterfly prano payer likes to swrm dancing wullrng worker charm ga ore alms to teach retarded chrldren Classlcal Club Dramatrc Club Hrs tornan Wrlsonlan Natronal Honor So clety Yearbook Typlng Edltor Welfare Drlve Representatrve GAA PHILIP EDWARD STAEPEL 445 N 39th St Bus Ed sma but solld always on the go lrkes to work wlth cars goes In for sports future wlth the Arr Force B Intramural Sports Income Tax Club WILLIAM LESTER STEELE 2808 Mltchell St W: I9 usually seen wrth the gurls art and srnglng rate hlgh a flare for wrltlng dancing In future Where there s Wrll there s a way' Varslty Cross Country and Track Leadershrp Club Homeroom Presldent LEONARD REX STEVENS 727 Burch St Academrc the qulet man usually be found rn Connie Mack Sta rum a due hard Phlllres fan wants to attend college and take up yournalrsm Intramural Sports BAA M' 3014 Stevens St Academrc bass hddle artist casual personallty spontaneous humor smooth dancer arming Band Orchestra Homeroom Pres: dent French Club Student Councll Intramural Sports Senior Prom Com mrttee BAA 1148 N 26th St Bus Ed Bonnie a quiet soft spoken nature always eatlng swrm mmg and skatmg rate hugh srncere to know' FT A lunlor Achlevement G A A 3321 Mrckle St Academic Freckles e s ambrtron college number one cheerleader hobbies all sports destiny a great mathematlclan Glee Club Classrcal Club FTA Vlce Presldent of Natlonal Honor Society Head Cheerleader Yearbook Photography Edrtor Glrls State Represpntatlve 7 if l ' 'Yagi .1647 GRADUATES OF I 960 CHARLES HENRY STUTZENBURG 974 N 23rd St General u z famous for playmg the bug bass drum a whlz at German amrable and smllrng bulds H0 trams and models a uture teacher Band German Club BAA NELSDN ARTHUR TAYLDR 1110 Fderal St General e usually seen wlth a car and a gurl clownmg around rs hrs favorlte sport rock n roll fan fancy dancer a future tate Trooper 4 ff jeff fd AU W ,zu .U U ' .U . U . . ' . Bus. Ed. ' , ' I My ...U U U Phll ... Un ..: 'll' .. U U U' Rex . .. Q' ' U ...can 'U ,' 'U ' ' , B.A.A. ' ' ,V I I ,fe , E J ,z, s g U , U , X l 7 7 -:-- A , 1 A uROgu- I U 'U - U U l 11 ' - u. I' , - ' U ' UCTHU U Un ' 11. U 'NR d ui I . for college. . . That's wunnerful! U . . . future home-maker . . ought . . , claim to'fame: hairicolor . . . ' M f nrafj, .' ,-'-'JI' , 4 49 f tf , l U , W tb - I 1 I U UE .,.---' UU 1 A, fit RJ ' qi , . L Us nl ,EU f U U ing , f X Q 1 A A H U 4 -,,,f U U St t . . U ' N lsf'. . . U ' U U ' . . . f . . . S ,' , . . . B.A.AZ . if . M dw W -we J Si has iss! F7 RICHARD RALPH 453 Beideman Ave. Richie , . . eye for the girls . . . plans to General famous for his running . . . goin the Marines . . . lust kidding. Varsity Cross Intramural Sports, Country and Track, B.A.A. -1.1 gi 5:3 RUTHANN FLORENCE THOMAS 1167 N. 33rd St. Bus. Ed. Tucy . . . willowy blonde . . . is at home on a horse . . . usually found eating . . . hopes to become a singer . . . Wowwee! Look at that! lunior Red Cross Representative, Glee glgbh Wilsonian Circulation Manager, 3 3 . FRANCES IRENE TOSTl 4816 Oak Terrace Bus. Ed. Franny . . . flare for writing . . . enjoys swimming and bowling . . . fa- mous for doing homework . . . ambition: secretary . . . Sure! Library Council, Spanish Club, Wil- Eogizn Business Staff, Bowling, Archery, px 1 .1 s. 5 H ' 't V gl' , j L I 'ra' . XJ, I V . X , A . wx' I i . V, ,i V, I . I PJ ', h ' L., X 'wk' , . .Q u QM! A ., v i .,,' ' I ki' 1 4' xl XS DINQ If 'T ' G r . 1. ! I 72 T IUYCE ANN TREHERNE 1118 Federal St. Bus. Ed. Joy . . . sweet personality . . . helpful . . . likes sports . . . popular with the opposite sex . . . movie fan . . . beautiful eyes . . . ambition is to be a good wife. Secretary of Spanish Club, G.A,A. ELIZABETH MARIE TYMUSCZUII 914 N. 7th St. General Betts . . . gracious manner . . . always smiling . . . likes to talk in class . . . soon to be seen in a nurse's uniform . . . l couldntcare less. Library Council, GleeiClub, Spanish Club, F.N.A., lunior Achievement, Wil- sonian Repres.entative, G.A.A. I , .5 Y r. ' fi. I . Isn't chemistry a little crowded this year!! WILLIAM T. TISA 3171 Highland Ave. General Bill . . . would have been on Wil- son's swim team . . . classroom clown . . . like a rock on the gridiron . . . GLAIJYS MARIA TURRES 323 York St. Dis. Ed. . Gladys . . . attractive brunette . . . friendly lass . . . beautiful eyes . . . sense of humor . . . cooperative . . usually seen at dances . . . hopes to lively . . . career in business. travel around the world. G.A.A. Varsity Football and Track, Home room Secretary, B.A.A. Representative. ii' NIJRMAN ARTHUR TRIBBETT ANN MARIE TRUTMAN 302 N. 11th St. General 929 Penn St. Bus. Ed. Bo . . . hopes to own a cleaning Ann . . . future plans include mar- plant.. . not especially fond of school riage . . . can talk up a storm . . . . . . versatile . . . friendly and jovial loves to dance . . . a future secretary .. . boisterous. . . Understand, man? . . . Don't upset me! Student Council, B.A.A. Service Club, G.A.A. RALPH 1. VALENTIND FRANK EDWARD VALDRA 634 Vine St. General 166 Ablett Village Ind. Arts - .5 ,Tc iv 14 BENJAMIN USCINDWICZ 913 N 20th St General shooting for a career as a machinist ambition to be free from the shackles of school work well informed but casual and cautious CATHERINE KNIGHT VALENTINE 620 N 7th St Bus Ed never at a loss for words adores swimming and bowling cooking whiz lively disposition listening for wedding bells A lr Red Cross Representative G A A WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL LK in EDWARD ANTHDNY VARGA 2828 Pierce Ave Academic Varga happy go lucky fondness for cars model airplanes and swimming Easy Street is his des tinatlon future engineer dummy Varsity Track Intramural Sports A DANIEL VAUTIER 1136 N 35th St General hopes to become a lawyer friendly has a pleasant smile GRADUATES OF I 960 Frog . . . Wilson's number one Nert . . . plans to see the world sports fan . . . happy-goelucky . . . . . . to be a bachelor , . ,weight lifter friendly lad . . . can't seem to improve . . . undecided future. his bowling . . . ambition: landscaping. B.A.A. Varsity Football, B.A.A. .al We-'- l 9? is 'bv' ,pug 'qw iw--4' RALPH VINCENT SDNIALEE VITARELLI s---- 228 N 8th St Academic 711 Birch St General Vincent pleasant personality onia pleasant personality intellectual curiosity sky guy neat dresser friendly to all sterling principles easy going a jewel on the dance floor indomitable spirit nonchalant will make nursing her career to be a draftsman that go? lr Red Cross Representative GAA fishing and hunting his choice known for tall tales er 612 Vine Stnomun WAGNER General 3.4-s unassuming aspiring machinist enjoys strikes and spares on the bowling alley quiet and serene rue' ,Intramural Sports Golf Club Jet Club B A H67 35 IGERALDINE L. WALTER t t. Bus. Ed. I Dimples . . . usually found day dreaming . . . hopes to be a secretary 4 ? A , ' A . . . destined for marriage . . .famous X -5 A for her blond hair . . . hobbies: bowling ' 'f' 'Hr ' ,' f and swimming . . . lt wasn't easy. Wrlsonian, GA A 'UNH' SANDRA EVELYN WATSON 415 N. 42nd St. Bus. Ed. Sandy . . . on the shy side . . . soft spoken . . . friendly manner . . . cute miss . . . has dancing feet . . . ambition: secretary . . . You'll get over it. Intramural Sports GAA WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL dim., PATRICIA WALTERS 2725 Saunders St General cute as a button little charmer popular with the opposite sex easy to get along wr likes music future nurse Band French Club Orchestra FN A Spanish Club GAA DAVID BRUCE WANICUR 226 Market St Academic ur plays a cool trumpet enjoys reading and doing cross word puzzles usually doing chemistry homework college Sonstem s chewing gum' Band Classical Club Varsity Tennis Yearbook Sports Editor B A A Htl VICTDR GEDRGE WASKER 2618 High St General ambition to be a blue printer usually seen at Dot and hobbies ishlng hunting and football famous for doing nothing Bowling Track Club BAA 'fb-f :tug ? 'Y RUBEN WH-I-'W WEBER IUDITH HADASSAH WEINE 2901 R0Yden St General 253 S 27th St Academic HITIUIUOD DIIYSICHI edu Dassy knowing her is liking cation teacher usually seen running usually gegn with hef nose ,n as the fullback or behind the plate a ook can keep a secret on YOU belief UCIICVC It of horses and music college bound Varslt Football and Baseball lr' ra Y i Walt up mlllal BHSKSIUGH B AA Band Library Council FTA G AA fag 'iv CLIFFDRD W WELLS 425 N 34th St General Wi y loves cars cars and more cars always working diligently on his Oldsmobile undecided future homework dodger Pla it cool man' Homeroom Treasurer Ir Engineering Club BAA , f t Z7 96' DDUGLASS ANDREW WELL6 891 N 27th St Academic ou ambition college destiny surgeon usually seen dill gently working indulges in swim ming canoeing and coin collecting You idiot Leadership Club Library Council Golf Intramural Football and Bowling B AA New . Pat . . . ' l . . . fr k ..f H j'vic . L , ... l , ..l4a r...' W- W 3 A - Y, ,. NIA c, Q ,K 4 l ' , . i i ' .L .A la 1? if1i,jV.1 X I x ' W fl fiwebn I ' l' .. Z . - H . H 1 .. l . . . A 0 H :ff H . S ' ' HD. gn - , . : . ' . Q'-ev ELLENA RUSE WEXLIN 2406 Federal St Bus Ed frequent dance goer enyoys swrmmrng rce skatlng and water skung farthful frlend future offrce worker 4r A es.. af s 4? 'CIT CAROL ANN WHELAN FRANCES ALLEN WHITE SUSAN ELIZABETN WIIITECAR 114 Eutaw Ave Bus Ed 2931 Carman St Academrc 130 N 35th St Academrc aro auburn tresses e e Mass from Drxre quiet Mrss with a sweet Smaff dresser always 00 the ISIS lrkes dramatlcs Spanrsh whlz sml e Fran Whlte s lectures dl d d 1 lkatrve famous for that Southern rected at her her future plans rn phone llkes sewlng an ancmg 3 IIODGS T0 Obfalfl H Clerical DOSIUOH raw favors readmg and class cal the nursrng freld e Glee Club French Club Strung Band destiny marriage Yo re a musrc future nurs b l I Achrevement grouch Dramatrc Clu un or Orrentatron Commrttee Dramatrc Club A l0AN SARA WILLIS 3203 Mrtchell St Academrc oan quret and reserved popular mrss usually seen at dances an artles vrta I y plus a ree able lass a future half dresser Student Councrl Bowllng Wllsonran A STEPHEN JAMES WISUWATY 256 Grand Ave Academrc Wrssy good natured mos nomrnated boy rn Wrlson quret and reserved enloys sports o en among the crowd at Wulson s basketball games Intramural Sports B A A 't: GRADUATES OF l96O BARBARA I WILLETT BARBARA IUSEPNINE WULEE 1225 N 22nd St Bus Ed 339 Erre St Bus Ed Barble ambltron XRay tech a s a dancer at heart nrcran destrny marrrage prcture collector noted for her mous for her crazy laugh hobbres cookrng arrlrne stewardess unrform d .and bo s You know rt ' her fond hope Take your trme ancmg y Home Economrst Club, G A A Lrbrary Councrl, lunror Achrevement, F N A, G A A ELMO WOLF 3038 Stevens St Academlc o professronal drummer sharp wrt contagious humor thinks for hrmself lrkes sports rmpressrve future predicted Band Classical Club Golf Club B AA Q- 'wr l E X IV .I if cm I i, v I Y V ' ' 'Y ' V -v I I I lll ,V Kim lt. 74 , 1fsrSff,..' . 1.1 fe vm. HRbrff..A ffSraff...'- A A lr. Red Cross Representative, G.A.A. 1 u' . , , ' , t t ' , ' ' , G.A.A. , r G.A.A. G..A. dp ' l't H ' V ft 'tl' G Y wr ' . 'It ff' 'UQ 'V 1' '3 Bb '... 1.1 s y J .1 . l,. . 1 wi 4- ,. ' - ' 1 . l ' ' . ,I A ,, 1 c. fi f' ' . , , L. , , ' 1 A . rr fv' . N . nl! ,-' A , A l I A! l 1 I l L um g A 4, I' A X i A K X L V ! ' l S I fl J jj' A 7 J' R. J X 1' IUIIN CAREY WIIMACK 'HO' HY SIIARUN PEARL WUTEN 317 N. 10th St. Dis. Ed. 831 N. 6th St. General Fatboy . . . to travel the world in Sherrie . . .serene and sweet . . . GISBLCHILC . . . allergic to all work . . . always ready with a smile . . . usually wide blue yonder in his future . . . found reading . . . likes to swim and HBUSL mll nose! flirt . . . Ye gods and small fishes! lntramural Sports, Band, B.A.A. G.A.A. ARTHUR LESLEY 20755 Vanowen St. Academic Canoga Park, California Art . . . always calm and cool . . . everything is a challenge . . . tops all ground . . . temporary stop: Canoga ar . National Honor Society, Former Year- book Editor, Tennis, Student Council, lunior Achievement, B.A.A. qv- 'P' GEORGE YATES 42 N. 28th St. General George . . . enjoys swimming and boating . . . popular lad . . . likes foot- ball . . . appreciates a good time . . . quiet and reserved . . . hopes to be a teacher. Varsity Football, I.V. Basketball, Wil- sonian Representative, Homeroom Treas- urer, B.A.A. I J all tb M9 U 5 , ay? X N A Ilya WALTER ARNGLD YATES I 723 Birch St. Academic Walt . . . usually seen on the ath- letic field . . . enjoys hunting and ish- ing . . . hot rod racer . . . hopes to see the wild blue yonder as a pilot. Varsity Baseball, Football Club, B.A.A. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL CLAUDE THGRNDYKE TIGER Bench 3 Dudley Grange Academic Throckmorton . . . dislikes cafe- teria food . . . preys on unwary sopho- mores . . , usually seen prowling the halls . . . ambition: cereal advertise- ments . . . Most any cereal's fine with me, as long as you spell it P-E-0-P-L-E! Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Chief Eraser-Clapper, B.A.A. I'm sorry dear . . . large for a pony. it's too Q 'ew' :K .-e-H' DUMENIC F ZUCCARELLI 562 N 34th St Bus Ed u e ambition to become an IBM operator usually seen roam in the halls or at Wilson dances TERRANCE CHARLES ZAKEROWSKY 222 Rosedale Ave Ind Arts err easy to get along with girls g s enjoys s or s good looking wants to have Chess Club lntramural Sports BAA u Glee Club BAA FRANCIS JOSEPH ZUCCARELLI IR 909 N 20th St Ind Arts u e good personality friendly to all wel I ked ketball rates high plans a career as Homeroom Treasurer B A A ef .fav W bf GRADUATES OF I 960 Popular educatlon lS necessary for the preservatlon of those condztlons of freedom, poltttcal and soctal, uhlch are mdzspens able to ree mdlvldual development No Lnstrumentaltty less unt versal Ln its pouer and authortty than government can secure popular educatlon In order to secure popular education the action of soczety as a uhole lS necessary, and popular educatlon lS ln dlspensable to that equaltzatlon of the condltzons of personal development uhtch are the proper objects of soczety Wzthout popular educatwn, moreover, no government uhtch rests upon popular actton can long endure . . . Woodrow Wllson Zin jllllemoriam Robert Raymond King Born lllell Uct 10,1942 Dec 1,1958 T l' 1 l A .,.girls,' ,irl...' pt A - - li money and a happy life . . . class jester. enjrgys softball and singing in the Glee an electrician . . . Worml' , , . . . Cl . , . 6 SWEKZHZAKZ DAN68 F it Coronation dance to the music of the Gold Notes. The other three candidates still smiling after the crowning. Kay Kepler crowned 1960 Sweetheart. The Sweetheart Dance is a traditional event at Woodrow Wilson, It is sponsored by the Student Council and is held on the Friday evening nearest to Valentines Day. The big feature of the evening is the selecting and crowning of the Sweetheart Queen. The decorations this year were exceptionally beau- tiful, using a Valentine motif in red and white. It is a gala occasion and is well at- tended by the student body. 5 ISHIZI It vsasnt the prmcnple mt was the prmclpal that really hurt Aftefz lie 5466 aww anew' Semor Prom' Wfrth a successful umor Prom already a pleasant memory plans are novx rn the makmg for the semor prom at the Walt Whitman Hotel on May 14th Begmnmg at 9 P M musxc will be supplled by a xery promnnent band rn the mam ballroom and a combo m the tumor ballroom Dancing will continue untll elexen oclock at whnch tlme a buffet supper vull be serxed by the Walt Whxtman s sklllful chefs At 12 o clock clancmg vsrll be resumed untll 2 A M Then comes the real lnnox atlon Exeryone IS lf1XltCCl to a party at the school cafeterla Danclng and games and more dancxng are just to work up an appetite for breakfast The party wlll break up ln trme to grxe everyone an opportunlty to catch forty wmks before the tradrtlonal trek to the shore for the xarxous beach parties Vlfhat a glorious senlor prom' All hall to an IULQCHIOUS com mxttee' Senzor prom commuttee fl lu 1 j Anna Mane Iosxto Bar bara Berlin Barbara Black Chaxrman Lois Hearn Charles Fest Flmo XX'olf Roger Suters F 79' i .3 iguaa V - , 5.5 ff ' z If 't' RA: . 'r 6ts!?! ' 'W f Q My . 'QW' ' ,W tr.., sp, , 3 T 0 v, y ' -' ' if f Hi . . . . . . ,, lx V -7 ' 'X ' v . A v l I v. Q' .AIOST I fRS'I'I'ILE Barlmrl Black XX um Chnoch ROAIIIO IND ILLIET Dom Ogle Mlkc Clrmrdo PFRSOX IIITY PILS Chirlcs Fest Musa Colsey f :Mn ww S MR IND MISS U Il HS DuryI Cuhcrs Nancy MCK115 U OIF J L Jtt CI ISS Il IT Ium I nd Elmo XX ult A m I, .44 t ' I Q f 2 'C I , X I XI Q' ' ,?IYI4m' .R x . .fa I I i r gl ' ,l l VU ' . . i , . f ,M I, b V . x X , I 'Q I , ? 2 7 . A 5 x I K L , 3 LIP : 4 1 1- - ' ' ' A A . N 1 . I IA I T 'JV I L I 1 V I 4 4 - - 3 1, , .Q I ' II I U- cg '. WHO ff 4 CLASS CHAR4CTERS Carol Ogmssantr Charles Fest ,fx rf . FLIRT Mary Shlpman MOST CO 'N GEN IAL Kltty Plflllafclll Doug Ferren WA CLASS ARTIST Lo1s Hearn Ronald Roberts CLASS ATI-ILETE Mrke Camardo Put MacDonald MOST ATTRACTIVE Ecldre Goreclu Kay Kepler X ,, I 'X Q We ' ch ' 1 Wa , , y r ,I 5' - V . tg: 1: 'gg 1, s f, f. fi .1 y ii E X , l 1 4 rv- , if . , t La 3 ra -in Arthur Murray dance party 1960 Sprmg fashxons I f nv 4 ',.. ,,., , ,v ODD I H65 DW Once a year and every year Wxlson semors do adhere To a day set apart for them to be Dressed umquely for all to see Fun for all and gay tlmes too Even the teachers en joyed the vrew From beatnrks to slobnxks It was hard to concelve That all these students were just make beheve' At the end of the day I heard Mr Brlstow relate At least I have another year to recuperate The Bgbsey twins Two lrttle grrls from far away 'i'? fl es ,Q wif ft, 125552, 22 1 1 5' , I 1 Y 5 W 4 S 'Z , 3 Q ,, ee' 5 Us 2 7 r 7,1 v C7 A x , - - . - 'C' Nl' 1 .: A90 - K sg 1 4. i 1 , , f 1' f Seated fl. fo rj-Barbara Berlin, Susan Saull. Standing-David Molotsky, Dianne Satchell, Elliot Rosen, Conrad Simensen. No evening is awaited with more anxious expectation than the evening of The Auslander-Rose Memorial Speech Contest. The contestants are greatly encour- aged by the large audience that is attracted to this affair. The quality of the selections and the skill in delivery are highly complimentary to both the stu- dents and their sponsor. After careful deliberation by competent judges a winner is selected. His name is placed in a sealed envelope until commencement day when he receives his award. The decision of the judges is indeed difficult to reach, so great is the skill 6567? LZWZSSZ The 1959 contestants with their sponsor Mrs. Hallbauer. Winner-James West manifested by all the contestants K r Trax 4' f 'ri f ffcf . q , , gg wwf ,M , f ' Q , V ' 43, I 55 Y s..,...w-M-V 9' Magi-J , ' ' 0 il ,Lg . , ,L3,,,'.44.xf'z Xlmf Ms-M v ' 1 A Q A blk ' T, fe! ' f 1 544011 iff! I E www, ,. X ff 1 0,f mj, fw ci LM 2 1 .E ,, Mffi . J . I .tis M, A 1 I A 'X 'Q ws, 1 P540- junior Class Officers: john Behmke, Vice Presidentg Alan Lane, Presidentg Albert Kentrus, Treas- urerg Sandra Taylor, Secretary. lm an tie 'wad Za fin The junior class has made this a very prosperous and inter- esting year. The talent show, a memorable assembly program, used an interesting theme, The Roaring Twentiesf' An evening never to be forgotten was the Prom, held in the school cafeteria which lends itself to a very luxurious yet cozy setting. The lovely ladies and gallant gentlemen, enjoy' able music and unusual decorations, made it a delightful eve- ning. We look forward with pleasure but with some awe to the activities of our senior year. You men in section three-you've all been drafted. junior Class Advisers: Marie R. Romeo, James V. Eulo. 612-ielh 'gif f , . ,aff L L ,N A , ., ,m:if32f3.2: mvi?5 I: 1 acdceaemewt a am aecaadafzg 464001 Zcfe I 1 1' ' l i fy Q, lg cm' active ,bent in whoa! and ffulevwld .J .Q 1,1 ,,,,, i 4 r Eff H1 , -. ng: .g,. .Mp 4 ,W. A ,fa 3 'itil '1Y 'WlW aa 3 sf. -..W ...A . ..- - x N, S.zf E.. ma... Sa :,.4 . C3 M-10, T-26 fl. to r.j-First Row: A. Cyr, E. Bridgeman B. Arble, C. Bruno, R. Brittin, E. Brocious, H. Brickner, H. Block, D. Borges, J. Bolton, C. Brazier, P. Danzi, S Ashton, Serond Row: P. Cline, C. Callahan, P. Corson, I Bitler, M. Currie, P. Carroll, B. Blourne, J. Bauer, C Abrams, B. Briggs, J. Chandler, J. Claypooleg Third Row: S. Chernoff, M. Capina, R. Campbell, R. Cole, M. Car- penter, R. Chiodo, D. Catling, D. Cramer, M. Cloud, W 17 F' G. Smith, C. Littlefordg Fourth Row: W. Johnston, R. Gellura V. Bryant, S. Bryant, G. Gallen, P. LiVecchia, E. Cox M. Corney, F. Taylor, W. Bennett, Fifth Row: C. Webb, H. Dieterich, T. Schlueter, V. Lopez, H. Swietanski, T. Swietanski, W. Oler, J. Falconiero, E. Brown, P. Fox, M. Kennedy, Sixlh Row: L. Jentsch, A. Smith, G. Shinn, R Sager, M. Farrell, W. Schenberger, W. Kreck. wdi 'rLV'i' PM E ., pw. 1 Us 861 M-29, T-3 fl. fo r.j-Firfl Roux' B. Davis, M. Holmes, I. Guerra, B. Goodwin, C. Harding, P. DiAngelo, S. Reed, N. Esteban, K. Harvey. B. Davis. J. Henderson, M. Fitz patrick, Second Roux' J. Gay, J. Guinn, D. Gasior, S. Force. C. Frenzel, C. Hacker, E. Garder. B. Field. D. Hawk, C. Fisher, A. Fisk, Third Rouz' J. Halloway. V. Hoffman L. Henning, F. Handon, J. Grifhths, F. Huttenberges, M. 'Wim .v Maxi if M it .rift 4:5153 ff,z..gtQg Huebner, E. Dorofy, B. Emore, F. Cordero, A. Owens, Fourzh Roux' B. Derr, J. Blank. D. Becker, J. Bray, R. Doughty, R. Chew, M. Cassady, L. Black, R. Banfill, Fiffh Roux' B. Dowhy, R. Cameron, N. Brown, K. Hillman, F. Cirullo, J. Campbell, E. Cramer, R. Gardner, J. Johnson. R. Gick, Sixlh Row: G. Kinler. D. Griffith, H. Dolysch, H. Antonich, J. Imfeld, Mr. XY'alton. af ' rw PM 4 M.J'y L, V , . '3flu'l'? -B- 4.........,.... . A W.. . 'U QXQ8-7' ,KJ , my -N 1 ,, .CQ PJ! Q99 i ,N 1 ' Wlgflll I All A H Wi Q 4- . jf' , .. l Y' ,Q is .-all M-19, 106 U. lo r.j-Firzrz Row: F. Murray, K. McBride, G. Williams, V. Madison, C, Toogood, E. W'ilkenson, J Spence, P. Cowtrauo. S. Wallis, B. Thompson, J. Robinson J. Camoue, J. Zeccola. D. Terse, C, Mower, J, Hiene Second Roux' G. Pensyl, O. Young, E. Troiano, XV. Vfilson S. Wilson, F. Teplitski, R. Baughman, D. Vaughn, J. Mc KaHerty, B. Hart, S. Pew, D. Wright, G. Twelves, L, Exler, M. Bake-rg Third Roux' R. Wolfe, J. Badame, G. Townsend T-25, 101 ll. to r.j-Fin! Row: J. Dolgin, L. Angelostro, B. Caubre, F. Gottlieb, D. Harris, M. Huth, T. Davidson, J. Kenny, A, DiPietropolo, M. Campbell, J. Bass, B. Crymes, L. Faust, B. Rummellg Semnd Roux' C. Dahm, K. Abbott, J. Getty, 1. Taylor, K. Creecy, M. Collins, A. Eberbach, M. Chiodi, J. Kilgore, N. Allen, B. DiPue, J. Carroll, J. Jelus, A. Davis, F, Dolce. Third Row: S. Galiardi, Paul Gibbs, F. Hilferty, G. Christi, E. Fazzi, R. I Wi' tv Q' L. Andrescavage, G. Shultz, T. Treherne, R, Kreck, L. Zip- pelli, F. Townshend, B. Stiles, E. Taylor, B. Abrams, L. Wexlin, B. Richards, R. Ross: Fouflla Roux' C. Zeferes, H, Shenton, G. Amirantz. H. Sanders. P. Sobelewski, E, Baugh- man, E. Archer, C. Spielmier, R. -mi like Measuring I. Q.? rf' mtl Compton, M. Buenzle, L. Beyer, S. Horn, S. Gee, R. Doyle, W. Fowler, A. Bedner, J. Listick. Foul-lb Row: G, Fields F. Campbell, S. Kominsky, R. Hans, T. Canterella, D Cooperson, F. Helbmann, R. Burgess, M. Kelly, S. Koche, J. Bisti, C, Bishop, 5 4 3 'W J vga 87 -i-ii., 'M? M. 5-A Mivmcvi- -srA --mul .ilfa r ' 3 N-FQ t Qc 5 . rx M ' - , L 'ii .gf tl ri - 5.21 . N - K 9 L. wil, V K A ,.,, A k V 2 M-28, 104 ll. to rj -Pint Row: S. Reed, P. DiAngelo B. Robinson, E. Sagirs, S. Rogers, H. Schenk, K. Tapper, M. Rieder, S. Phillips, L. Spenser, S. Stevens, K. Shaw R. Santana, D. Roop, P. Ratliffg Second Row: N. Allen G. Greenwood. J. Fischback, J. Lynch, VU. Foster, F. Daw- son, C. Glaser, B. Fatula, J. Laboy, D. Bachman, D. Haines G. Laning, L. Marley, L. Black, J. Cook, Third Row: J v ali YV Seidelmann, J. Robertson, M. Pietronudo, C. Pellegrino, A. Schweizer. J. Santini. M. Smith. D. Nickens, J. Nickels S. Sault, J. Shanes, M. Newhall. H. Schallus, J. Perry, B Pollittg Fourzb Roux' C. Saunders, S. Munro, N. Moser, B. Collister, J, Behmke, G. Mattia, N. Serisky, L. Seaman F. Smith. cmd da tie canada! wdbfcme o ogg. , caaatzq M-50, 105 fl. to rj-T011 Roux' J. Plasky, W. Stevenson, J. Martain, W. Morgey, L. Waldman, F. Starke, B. Satchel, E. Luthe, C. Zarelli, R. Lonkart, D. Smith, B. VanSyckel, J. Mitchell, J. Paradiso, D. Lysak, T. Pregartner, E. Warner, P. Scheetsg Serwzd Row: C. Woods, R. Peze, W. Young, 1. Pillo, V. Miller, M. Lau, R. Phillips, M. Kolan, C. Weileba, D. Stewart, S. Saul, S. Taylor, K. Worrell, K. F' VT Kirby, J. Miles, A. Majeskil M ' e, J. Taylor, R. Montaronag Third Roux' M.-'Qaeifsman ' llgendoza, M. Mc- Kinney, E. Ott, M. Rocks, Verne ES. gain, H. Singer, T. Newton, L. Proctor, ssi, S. Myers, G. Schreibsteing Fouffla Ro l . McDermott YG. Nec, E. Mack- house, S. Monte, S. M' er, E. ,VLebb,mB1bPanic, W. Seeley. .QM V .ff Af J' ' --RJ V 1 wifi' lvl t x'X .,, 1 ix 9 'ii Qi. w 'f KJ I Q 1 ' s I .FTS lt fs I -t FN 'xl X. 16 X 9 l'ukf 'hb4'r N' - Hu . ' 5 f Q M ' I, 2 '5 3 ow M, v it-1, 0 F ' R . avg' .' G o is 3 f iivg 7 P TH' 4 Q 0 i t'21 :L? x I K ,G A 0 V y gwf- 'l5C,Yl l, It's been three hours Lets light the oven and can cammumllq T-18, T-13 fl. .fo r.l -Fin! Roux' B. Kinter. S. Mathews J. Miller, L. Kenarcl, E. Leibrand, C. Lemmerman, D. King E. Lapham, I. Miloshevsky, G. Sepson, B. Mitchell, S. Mc Cohomy, G. Merrifield, C. Manganarog Semnd Roux' H Lippert, R. Lueberman, J. Wollick, L. Schmidt, S. Sklar, F Mohrlield, J. Sheller, E. Williamson, K. Pierce, S. Martin R. Schlussell, J. Long, J. Lopez, Third Row: R. Perozzi, D eJMv.x.w.u-....,,,,.,. .. . W, V p C ,AN is .bf N 1...: SOHMRZ 171488 X4 ex J f ii J 1. --g it dem in pafzpaae Sophomore Class Advisers: Rose Ann Scalise, John F. K. Daly. Sophomore Class Oflicersr Mar- garet Bates, Vice President: Naomi Georgetti. President Frances Doyle, Secrctaryg XY'il liam O'Dennis. Treasurer. in aiIvl'i0 R f!2??f?i.' Wm' as fy , QM, Lama , WW as Wwe if - X 'W u 1 Miss Sophomore-Eileen Colsey A 1 The first sophomore dance was made very interesting by a con- test to select Miss Sophomore. The competition was very keen. Somebody had to win so what better could they do than to choose Eileen Colsey. The bracelet she received for the honor will be a cherished possession for a long while. E 5 'Q-l' 'UP ' Maxis D0 we really need this thing? Big noises from little sophomores. September 1959 a mass of bewildered rookies crowded the spacious halls of Woodrow Wilson High School. After a few days of learning by trial and error to become a part of this great crowd of senior high school people, we moved along smoothly and confidently. We found it to be not unlike junior high-homework, report cards, merits and demerits, and even detention, But with it all we were happy to be a part of it and look forward with great pleasure to our junior year. ...aan adm 64 4694... G XY'-24, 502 fl. zo r,l-Furl R014 .' R Lemmerman. L. Banks. F. Berlin. D. Scott, B. Adrian, C. Blizard, A, Bond. E. Vaughn. B. Bernard. R. Eskridge, J. DiPompo, F. Ham- mill. E. D'Allc-sandio, E. Sagirs, S. Carrey, D. Long, Ser- orzd Razr: S. Baxter, J. Pframer, D. Lyons, D. Spartaro, J. Jordan, J. Martinez, P. Anderson, M. Harris, A. Jackson, XV. Neel, L. Ognissanti, C. Castio, M. Milligan, N. Ernest, cmd aciflqgemewl 64 K Cooperson. J. Baloclis, I. Thomas, R. Mitchell M. Rowan, R. Traczyk, L. Suto, XY. Bradley, R. Griffith, S. Dillard, Four-fb Roux' M. Barnard. M. Thomas, D. Adolph, M. Midclley, D. Sinclair, R. Hoffman, S. Lemayski J. Patrick. :weaned Junior Crooner? Thzrd Roux' C. Bigwood. S, Balinsky, . A MIK. A AJ W V' flf 5 . T-27, 503 fl. to 1.7-F1 J! L I B. Fm, P. Bates, C. Barbarlto, N. Bliley, Ll' en er Beech. C. .Bin1ngr9q,' Roux G. Carneywty. Brooks. C. Camfvas, hinghou. M. Acosta G. Halter, P. Gilforq. Baker, E. Second K. Benson, C. P. Baker, P. Bal- zrd Ruuz' XY. Brown, Jacobs. M. Brondt, E. '75 M7 Coffman, F. Berghof, D. Bray. Mrs. Papagiorgioug Fourzlw Roux J, Kehoe. A. Dice, L. Albright. H. Kier, G. Gothier. B. Cunningham. D. Britt. D. Colanduno, E. Colseyg Fiflb Row: L. Cambell. XV. Jerome. G. Lewis. G. Hfarvey, B. O'Dennis, XY. Gehret. A. Curico, R. Tawley, Miss.Scalise, Sixth Roux C. Cooper, K. Kite, J. I-Lunter, I. Laws, C. Barclay, F, Kovilaritch, XV. Campbell. L .., . N- , . f ak ,' ' Y! KL... 4 ct in -' H f V-at .L J , 1 am. 0111 1: KfKfiz5,,,..'.. . M, , ...qw Xa '. .win ' ..si'L'W?1f.Y' a. F. .l1-',4.uM1'. '1 li unaaazclril . . t1.mlia'NlE+,.,,..a. WW Bri' N. T-15, M-25, 304 fl. I0 r.J-Firrt Roux' Foltz, Gat- tone, B. Jack, D. Niessner, B. Kahanofsky, L. lfuryyitz, M McConaghie, J. Kaplan, C. Luchtman, A. Mendoza, D Satchell, S. Roache, N. Georgetti, B. Ostermayer, L. Wort- mang Second Roux' H. Goldstein, C. Galaso, R. Britten J. Murtaugh, D. Robinson, C. Lima, L. Johnson, N. Tut hill, C. Kilgore, E. Ingram, P. Pietronndo, D. Grabenstein M. Snyder, J. Shaffer, Third Roux' M. Georgette, P. Fal Gibson, T. Meyers, R. Harris, S. Rolen, F. Womack, J. Cintron, R. DeKosky, G. Lamphrong Fifth Roux' J. Miller, S. Vauteir, M. Goldstein, R. Broome, J. Colfer, M. Coren- zwit, T. Dekl-zard, D. Kyle, T. Longo, A. Longo, S. Weber, Mrs. Grahm, Sixlh Row: K. Rose, T. Grimm, C, Garrity, J. Janulus, R. Lindley, R. Laszlo, M. DeCosmo, C. Watson, T. Stone, W. Bradley, R. Smith, J. Felch, H. Koloslcy, R. Sanders, Seiwzfb Roux' G. Wfinokur, J. Stinsman, R. Top- lan, A. Mayer, B. Klein, G. Martarano, D. Paradiso, R Worrell, R. Pellegrino, A. Marioni, K. Dohburg, A Wolinsky. M... .... .. .uf 55141495 oldffigent QZQCCIJGZ Third Row: J. Sweeney, R. Rowley, C. Sewell, F, Taran tini, E. Eckel, P. Carrillo, T. Schiavo, R. Rodriguez, W Stayton, N. Fussell, E. Scharr, A. Girard, J. Snol-ce, C. Ruhland. Fourlla Roux' Dy Briant. R. XX'olfe, J. Byrd, E Wicker, T. Walter, C. Vlfilliams, B. Wfallace, D. Calloway, I P. Valenti, M. Cushing. ffpzmf new . Z coniero, C. Bruder, E. Fisher, L. Harris, M. Porter, M. E 4..: 8 5 McElwee, J. Sariclc, L. Parker, S. Heritage, S. Thomas, M. -9, Schafer, A. French, Mrs. Garbarinog Fourfb Roux' J. Hank ins, J. McKeowa, J. Bravo, P. Stutzenberg, M. Brand, C. 'N i . 5 S ' ,+ Q s i i .Hes A ff' T-30,rJi,0'2 fl. to r.j-First Row: D. Tillman, J. Wilson, h,.,.,,, 4. 3,171 . ' i, El,'S tt, J. Smithlin, H. Taylor, T. Talucci, N. Villecco, ' 1 5 ,l 15 - 1 'rban, S. Southern, M. Stillwell, D. Smaglio, S. Zoll, i L ,gf leqond Row: R. Gardner, D. Teesdale, J. Talarowski, C. X 1 ' ,'2.Vonalex, E. Thomas, B. Smith, M. Williams, M. Stussy, ...,:'.,i , -,M C. seiaei, A. Williams, C. Foy, B. samione, D. Frenzilg I ' N LP' ef . . ' bl , if Ib ,XJ .pf I i if rv. W m W fs f' L. .1 L xl, f, Kimmel .T ii' JW T ll' Y' , . 5' r - u , ,J J ff' F 416 r . si L 305, 306 fl. lo r.j -Fin! Row: M. Marsantuano, S. Heim- backer, M. Kelly, F. McEven, E. Marcinek, L. Holliday, B. Lavlin, C. Mackie, J. Hawkins, G, Lopez, R. Hoffman, B. Massey, C. Lawiter, P. Kubick, T. Marchioneseg Second Roux' L. Cotton, H. Earling, R. Frett, J. DiFilippo, N. In- ferrera, W. Gotta, T, Eastwick, B. Coombe, T. Fitzpatrick, 1. Fletcher, L. Henshaw, M. Dickenson, P. Dorofy, D. Covey, Third Row: J. Lumenski, P. Lilbe, J. Hawk, D. bv' Hoskins. M. Hesbacker, H. Horn, M. Keely, 1. Keeney, C. Kehn, M. Maddalena, D. Loycle, J. Mathews, E. Martin, P. Leymanog Fourth Row: W. Gibson, A. Escott, R. Des- rocher, R. Grifhth, M. Coskey, J. Cashey, J. Erwin, R. Heri- tage, L. Goebel, K. Droch, M. Feuharty, R. Grace, Fifzla Roux' B. Johnson, J. Little, L. Hesbacher, D. Kendzierski, R. Lighthiser, D. McFarland. v T-1, M-16 fl. to nj -Firrz Roux' R. Sauseleis, R. Seher. R. Reynolds, J. Clark, R. Yates, W. Underwood, W. Burch N. Ward, R. Taylor, Second Roux' A. Romolini, L. Dorphy, M. Dietrich, A. Dejesus, G. Gillespie, T-. DeMatties, S Daull, N. Eckel, J. Foley, R. Dool, A. Dicks, J. Dowhy M. Derosher, A. Bucher, Third Roux' R. Willis, G. Beuila- Cana, E. Bernheisel, B. DeMasse, M. Dera, D. Gregory 1 F. Harker, M. Fortune, K. Fabian, E. Gross, V. Gunther, M. Hall, J. Croge, D. Garrison, J. Grilley, S. Cummings, G. Genzano, E. Ramsbottomg Fourlla Raw: C. Brown, J. Adams, G. Brantly, D. Carroll, J. Bytheway, J. Carr, R. Deets, A. De-Courcey, A. Geserich, R. Docherman, C. Gat- tone, T. Hallahan, F. Doyle, A. Baker, H. Cloud, R. Con- ners, W. Berkhart, A. Becker. J .L JH liq li il 5- -l L 1.1.43 9 rs , 2 94 Lmfx., Allin' 4, ,I iff? of 70664414 ,efzecep 4 an Hmeucaa education .4...4..m.,,. N ,Aww-Q--Onkmv A J J i' ' E . .hW . M M' A A if'i-e+m - n-1 M-12, 105 fl. lo r.j -Fir-52 Roux' D. Melamed. I. Owens. E. Paul. B. Potter, K. Parkinson, P. Schlussell, J. Norman. C. Medlock. S. Rott, D. Schreyer, H. Rabinovitch, M. Mor- Iino. L. Rossiter. J. Ott. C. Otis: Semnd Roux- C. Keyes. R. Kirk. J. Pearson. J. Reeves. F. Piech. J. Reighn, J. Kar- pinski. A. Losito. E. McGettigan. T. Riebel. G. Martin, P. Niessner. G. Kurtyan. G. Martin: Third Roan' B. Mc- Phail. J. Porter, J. McGuigan. S. Ramey. B. Newton, L. Reed. J. Pycik, S. Pedrick, E. Parkes, S. O'Donnel1, A. Raeuber. N. O'Kane. A. Peoplesg Fourfla Roux' C. Orem, A. Keeber. XV. Robinson, VU. Miller, J. Lettick, D. Rees, R. Riechelson. P. Johnson. H. Mackey, P. Monroe, B. Mil- ler. T. MacPherson: Missing: A. Kevis. B. Littleford, M. Mickens. Each year a group of iunior high school students visits XX'oodrow XY'ilson High School in the spring to get a preview of the year ahead. They come from Cramer. Pyne Point. and Veterans Memorial Junior Schools. Li. 5225 Qin? HID! 'I llllf 1-A for P' xv W X flaw WZ WW oc-0 . X 3 X 213 xr, cvxis A OPT 'S' X 'V' Q f-1 0+ A Hill 1 S C 'W ' xn'I1JL57' If T f 'V tilt 7 W r 'B 'is ' f 4 1,1 9 4 5 'W ad. fffsqsgm r--V V. ,F ' In 5 l 1 LJ 4' 6 gf 'yrdfll ae , , vf , 7. . rp f fr3J qgqglaf. Jill 4' ' a my is 'f S aa ... QRS? for ,Z ' 'I L l. L ...iv Srl 1311110111 Rau' fl. In 112: G. Yates. E. XX'arner. R. XX'eber. XY. Tisa. Head Coach XV, Nowak. M. E .Vw . 1 ,IQ I QW Camardo. J. Molineaux. E. Gorecki. L. Bartolino. D. Ferren. Coach H. Eaton: Second Roux' J. Badame. et i 'G - -I 5 1-iz' A, Kentrus. I. Davis. C. Fest. XY. Delakas. XY, Ingram. J. Behmke. R. Eckel. Coach S. Pawlakp Third H X A . .ML Roux' R. Lanzlo. G. Lamb. P. Deirocini. P. Sobolewski. P. Sheets. D, Cohen. D. Chakov. P. Fox . f f ,,'.:.x. P' . 4,,, ' - ,f.o1 ..f FW-111 Rau: coach vcd Buren. W. Seeley. J, Juhnstm. c. zmtiii. D. smith. A. Baker: Pffflg Roux . -1 A f Wy, D. Gittcs. Mgr.. D. Adolph. J. Coskey. Coach A. Vogt. M. Coskey. J. Martin. XY, O'Dennis. ' Hiya! Jim- 5 I ' -' XJ XXY Bennett. fi I I' ny CQ! f'tiiZ?f,t. Ii 'IH . 17 - ' -' 1 ga !.VL'f13ilH.G! , f Af? it '4 . My n A L V 4 ' n 'yf,-4z..1, ,,.- , Beginning with a surprise victory over Delaware if.,41.f Township, Woodrow Wilson proceeded to crush all opposition up to and including a 24-O clobbering of Collingswood. Meeting their first defeat at the hands of the Quakers, the tired-up Presidents traveled to Bridgeton and outclassed the Bulldogs all the way, bringing home a 12-7 victory and South jersey's big- gest upset. After bouncing the Merchants, Walt Nowak's Group IV contenders reeled in their second leg toward the City Series Crown by turning back a powerful Camden Catholic eleven with a 13-6 de- cision. Taking to the field five days later, Wilson was handed its second defeat by Camden High. However, Wilson's first year in Group IV saw the Prexies pile up a 7-2 record, one of its finest in a decade. Albert Bass Director of Athletics can dedicated pfzeefidleala had Ufdfdfblfdlld 7-2 lay A X 4 -q Q ,,,. 1 I 4 5 1' M Camardo ' 'A K Q, H. B. J' -' - 'Z l V,,'. in ' I ww ,. s ' ,, W W 1 x N . .Q IL D Ferren Q B . I 4 T4 fly sad A we ff- 3 C F RT , LB lmo Q.B W. Ingram L. E. ,4mefuJccm epafal W. Delakas L. T. Q w-ur 1 ll' A yi' 1 , ' ' Q , L i , g af, k Q ' rg?-i A 7 A l A l. r ' with l iijlli f i L lhkx' N 'A :Li ' gina-'Ili tw ai ,.a,,.,.,,,., 1 is H, iff-ef 1 Fifzrt Roux' J. Davis, J. Cramer, J. Ott, B, Naticchin, VU. Yates, E. Gorecki, B. Weber, J. Johnsong Second Raw: S. Pawlak, Coach, F. Campbell, E, Taylor, W, Bennett, C, Bishop, J. Kilgore. caan! an me lm of dfdflfd. --11 1-.A Gorecki and Yates warm up defensively. Camardo leads OH third. SKA With the loss of only two starters through gradu- ation, Coach Pawlak's 1959 City Series Champions will be in an excellent position to defend their title. Led by the hitting of Mike Camardo, Bob Naticchia, and john DeCosmo and the pitching of john Cramer, joe Ott, Charley Bishop, and john Davis, the base- ball squad posted an impressive 13-3 record. The fine defensive play of Fred Campbell, Bob Weber, Walt Yates, and Ed Gorecki and the clever base- running of Rich Eckel are also major cogs in the Pawlak's baseball machine. Rich, when you make the varsity you'll get your spikes. Look out, Bob, here it comes! Come on, Joe. Show us some more of your junk W fx--' v J Cramer C Wood I f 'W' lg F Campbell J Davxs U Captam Archer F H DeCosmo k m ,l,!if F Eastlack ...gucci czchan The 59 60 Prexy basketball season was filled wnth thrxlls for both team and spectators Two of the most excltmg games were the come from behmd vlctorles ower Burlington f5O 47j and Atlantlc Crty Q64 63D Howes er the season s most electrnfyrng game featured a shot mth two seconds remammg ln an over trme perlod whnch gaxe Collmgswood the edge over Wood row Wxlson C65 63j Wllson made 1ts most rmpres s1ve showmg ln the1r 88 57 vlctory oxer Camden Catholic The Presndent s 88 POIDYS t1ed Wllson s all tlme team scormg record for a smgle game Sopho more M DeCosmo who has scored 400 pornts nn h1s first year of varsxty competrtlon, has an excellent chance of brealxmg the 10 year old hlgh school scor mg record of 1,053 points held by I Vltagllano QE, -.5 Q sf 4 0 .WM W.,-,ff 4 , Mfg my 'H' 1 f L ' 45, ,if ' - ak ' 1- Rei, vy . o V' M W f29' NV 3' 0 ,. k aff-r' vL-. fy xt X? . V fig . xg p, .3 V 'ik uj gfdif if K ,Y W . j , Y if ,N Y 1 I Y . ,Liv 1 -...xi in ' W, x I AA ff W -A'M, A21- y 'Q QI! 4, ZMZZK AND M055 MHNZAW .rx 13 ,, . R? -, at Fest prepares to toss the shot McBride and Chakov - winning form over low hurdles. Eckel and Schfeyef in the Sprint events, Track Team: Bottom Rau' fl. to rj-L. Rappaport, K, Mohrfeld. J. Schenk, F, Motorano, B, Tisa, J. Eliot. D, Chakov, G. Schreyer. Sammi Rau--E. Maclchouse. R, Taylor. J. Foster. F. Dawson, ' Lane, XXV McBride. VU. Oler, L. Black. Top Rau'-Coach Forte, T. Pregartner, G. LamhO1C. F t,l L C, Zarrelli, B. Morgey, R. Eckel, W. Steele, Manager S. Robinson. l . Il x Q f- ff at 1 9 N , r Kim! lv lr llvil l A A r fm . .ll lxM...ellll rl fll ....a............,. Cross Country: Fin! Rau' ll. to 1:1-I. Thomas, J. Schenk, E. Black, J. Chandler, W. Steele, F. Dawson, I. Laws, C. Barclay. Second Rau'-B. Littleford, T, Pre- gartner, G. Brantley, M. Medley, J. Adams, J. Elliott, J. Underwood. With the '59 Prexy Cross Country team compiling an impressive 7-2 record, Coach Tom Forte is now looking forward to another victorious Track and Field season. Among the many returning lettermen, outstanding performances are expected from javelin-thrower Foster, hurdle ace W. McBride, shot putter C. Fest, sprinter R. Eckel, and distance stars W. Steel, J. Shenk, and R. Taylor. Wilson's thin-clads will be pointing towards the City Series and pressing all con- tenders for a repeat victory of the Camden County Championship. On your mark-get set-Bang! Foster launches the javelin. i I -'ii 5 -my .T . ,,12',qf , .4 4+ 1 9 This year swimming and wrestling have been added to Wilson's varsity athletics. Already the teams have entered into inter-scholastic competition. The experience gained by such competition is a very effective means of ac- quiring skill in these new sports. The tennis players under the direction of Coach Nowak had a very interesting year. The team included one junior among seven seniors. They brought home a few surprising victories, even one from their archrival, Camden High School. Q A ., Leon Bartolino, Joe Adolf, Ray Lanzi- lotta displaying real stance. 60.627 First Row Il. lo 1.2-A. Lesley, B Abrams. Second Row-D. Wanicur, S Sonstein, L. Goldstein, E, Rosen, D Molotsky, D. Cohen. vvv' K A I TENNIS SWWMW Swimming Team: Firrl Rau' fl. lo 1-J-B, Broome, K. Kite, G. Halter, W. Bradley, D. Lyons. Second Rau'-W. Yates, A. Lane, L. Anderscavage, C. Glaser, M. Mozzo. Top Row-Coach Forte, G. Chain, S. Bunnell, D. Cohen, B. Hanna, .J Ackley J Glasser C Halter . , . , . . 0 v E Z 2 mwvx X i lf lf? KL. to r,j4K. Kepler, Secretary: B Thompson. Vlce Presidentg P. MacDonald, Preiidentx B. Goodwin. Treasurer: B. Mclllvainc, Secretary. Flrst Semester. Ai E 2 3 Small section of a well-filled trophy case. .233 ...fr .f,.QfQ ll ASYUUAUWVS E! ,M fl., 10 :nj--B. N.1ticCl1i.1. 'lrcnsurcrp C Fest. l'1'a-mlcnt: XV. Ingram. Vice President: XV. McBride. Secretary. ,ll I Y I 4 C ! 1 f f tsl! .fy is wri- f wa-ww iw Fi 6 A? af f .,-......,., . ll' F4 , Weis ' Y 'Q if la SM . ,Jinx Q I X 'aff' W'-:sf if f 533 'S' 4 9 -4 4 44 ati. Q '13 Wx fx 4 5 was ..: ...,. A 'I . , , 2 . .1 J f ff 1, , , .. -. iss? Q, - ww -A .. x ' M , A . E -,1.',' ' 3 1 if K... --xx pw E' fy... .J-4 5 iw f 4 Y Wg' 3 Real champs !? More action, girls! Over the net and under the back at last to you. The Girls' Athletic Association is the center of all girls' sports. The G.A.A. council includes a representative from each home room together with the man- agers of the various sports. Through the efforts of this group, a well balanced, smooth running sports program is arranged. The G.A.A. council is also respon- sible for the Christmas Party, the Spring Sports Hop and a weekly publication which keeps the members informed and interested in the various activities. Each year awards are presented according to the points that have been earned. G.A.A. Council: fl. io rj-S. Downs, H. Shallus, S. Taylor, D. Stewart, E. Goldberg, J. Lind, B. Black, P. MacDonald, C. Meeks, B. Mclllvaine, Seated, J. Miles, M. Huth, B. Thompson, D. Shivers, W. Kerestes, E. Fazzi. net, and f' Gclw 'Vx f X geek? 53161 SL Ol' T 5 4,9 :Him 0 , J, V 0 .45 SOA ' NM' X 4P'M7 Y 1, 4 'A 'Q 5. X 'Q if X bam4,'f Y C U M5155 o R 4 0 0 0 3 X mg. mz x as , N 4 1' . Q H 'Wg Q 54 Q 3 .X NI, WCW, A 'A X 7 60 The band, under the leadership of Mr. Marley, plays a very prominent part in high school life, particularly at pep rallies and football games. The attractive uni- forms and lively music do so much to arouse a healthy school spirit. Their assembly programs and yearly concert are always very enjoyable. The Band Parents' Club is a very active and vital part of the school band. They raise the funds necessary to keep the band and squads looking trim as well as provide awards at the end of each year for those whose per- formances have been outstanding. Fin! Raw, fl. la nj-D. Sinclair, C. Stutzenberg, T. Para- dise, T. Smarrito, S. Mester, E. Vfolfg Second Roux' R. Peeze, J. DeFlippo, E. Goldberg, S. Taylor, G. Christie, Director Marley, Third Roux' R. Sanders, J. Cameau, C. Toogood, K. XX'orrell, D. Misner, L. Hurowitzg Fourth Row: B. Kahanofsky, S. Heritage, j. jones, L. Beyer, P. Walters, P. Danielsg Fifzb Raw: A. Bedner, S. Gagliardi, J. Claypoole, L. Albright, j. Bisti, K. Hatfield, R. Bolton, Sixlb Row: J. Sanflippo, B. L'ndercuHler, M. Greenberg, R, DeCosky, D. Wanicur, R. Suters. yawn- -.-sw...,..,......m ...W . ,..........,.sa.... . . 9. - Q' L15 X., 70664441 apdfull pewamlffleci in maaflc Color Guard Il. lo nj-B. Mclllvaine QCaptainj, C. Meeks, D. Stewart, L. Seaman, N. Frenzel. These three groups are truthfully the backbone of school spirit. After long hours of practice, almost to the point of exhaustion, they have prepared them- selves for unusual precision performances on the field and on the court, thus representing the school in a very outstanding manner. Majorettes fl. to nj-Jean Holliday, Pat Mulhern, Barbara Black fCaptainJ, Carol McAlack QLine Captainj, Sherrie Horn, Marianne Garrity. so Cheer Leaders fl. lo r.j- Bazlom Roux' Carol Taylor CCaptainJ. Barbara Goodwin, Dona Ogle, Anna Marie Lo- sito, Pat MacDonald fLine Captainjg Top Row: Anita Eberbach, Bettie Curry, Mag- gie Huth, Vicki johnson. 4 . ' y V eel ,Q , H an M K ar X, as .- . e 4 s ...Q O 41 'iv Q- ffl ,pw The dramatic club gives those students who enjoy performing before the footlights an opportunity to display their talents. The club generally stages two productions each year. The Christmas play Geraldine and the White Robe was quoted as being the most enjoyable Yuletide entertainment ever presented by Woodrow Wilson. The spring play Girl from Outer Space has a hilarious interplanetary flavor in a family situation comedy. Officers-President C. O'Hara, Treasurer J. Kahanofsky, Historian M, Spiller, Vice President L. Benner. N01 rbawn Secretary G. Schriebstein. KAMAZIL' 65 I! Broadway bound ! Not angels, just actors, but a delightful performance. talented camczteaw in tie come WLCSUNIAN J., M Editorial Staff-Seated: D. Lang, F. Gottlieb: Sf.lIIdl7I48.' E. Goldberg. S. Saull. D. Molot- sky, J. Dolgan. ' ar 2 7 P v2 , X A lvl 1 li 1 l' I I Business Staff-Seated: J, Pillo. M. Barnard: SI.IIZdf!1,2.' C. Lima. S. Rosenheld. R. Men- doza, A. XVolinsky. R. Thomas. S. Rodesky. This year the school newspaper displayed its new look. Extensive features, editorials, cartoons, and interviews highlighted the years six publications. Aimed at promoting interest in school activities and giving coverage to sports and academic events, the paper is the nucleus of the school community. 6'The example of America must be an example not merely of peace because it will not fight, but of peace because peace is the healing and elevating influence of the world, and strife is notf, . ' Woodrow Wilson -7.6 W , -, o 1. . -.MQ ,ft 2 .f X RN Adv iser-Miss Dolawayx EditorAElliott Rosen ealdacweal to cammumlccwdaw 544 Ill Business Adviser-Mr. Gibbsg Business Manager shl. Reagan 'f.-wif -Q-1 5 -Q Boys' Chorus in the Christmas Concert, Barber Shop Quartette fl. to r.j-J. West, E. Grier, C. Fest, J. Davis. G tfzcwalati own mice a mefuiocz sf'wF?0i ,af . ref! Q u px -A' er :.,c ...' --y -'wwf--V V f QL M1 wet, lf' Huff? 'al 4 -Fl ' wr A Mrs Hofifmeister conducts the spring musicale The great voice of America does not come from the seats f learning. It comes in a murmur from the hills and woods and Cm duff? H, farms and factories and the mills, rolling on and gaining volume until it comes to us from the homes of common men The Glee Club, directed and conducted by Mrs. Hoffmeister, includes several groups: the Girls' Chorus, the Girls' Ensemble, the Boys' Ensemble, the Choir, the Barber Shop Quartette, and a mixed quar- tette. These groups acquire an appreciation for the best choral literature. They build for themselves cultural backgrounds that will be theirs through life. Their performances provide much pleasure for both our school and community. They have been recog- nized in the South jersey and All-State groups for their accomplishments, thus bringing honor to our school and opportunity to those whose unusual talents have been discovered through this work. l Ill 5 r 5 5 la Officers: Secretary N. Frenzel, Vice President C. Taylor. President XV. Chi- -pir , odi. Treasurer C. McAlack. Zecwiew pzepcne wow. NJ Fin! Rau' fl. 10 r,jAB. Bond. N. McKaig, B. Hay. J. Kahanofsky, T. Felton, C. O'Hara. J. Coveyg Second Roux C. Taylor. C. McAl.1ck. M. Spiller, N. Frenzel. R. Corenzwit, B. Berlin, 1. Percivalg Third Roux' A. Lesley. XV. Chiodi, B. Mclllvaine. K, Brown. M, Reagan, S. Davis. T. Fairfu' The National Honor Society is the goal of many but the accomplishment of only a few. To be a member a student must display excellence in leadership, scholarship, character and service. The group, under the supervision of Mrs. Elberson, holds a very impressive initiation ceremony each year for new members. An attractive feature of the new library is the popular magazine corner complete with current magazines and easy chairs. R20 6710.55 Officers f1.zo rj-Vice Presi- dent K. johnson, President I.. Leonard, Secretary K. Valen- tine. LIBKAKU f-.,,-4' . I, Service with a smile. The junior Red Cross, under the leadership of Miss Cathell, renders a very valuable service to the community, the nation, and the world. Every student is a member of the organization and keeps in touch with its activities through his classroom representative. as .5 wt .7 X . . ,i . Sin it W. 5 . . r 3 M, ,M A , ,N K N.. V Exchange student from Norway, Tone Brudevoll, in native costume. President Darryl Cathers presides at the regular council meeting. ' 70aadzow 70654414 Officers ll. zo r.1-Vice President P. Mulhern President D. Cathers, Vice President J. Dolgin Vice President M Buenzle, Treasurer J. Badame mamma an lm ' S. rieia, . i In addition to its regular duties, this year the Student Council sponsored a foreign exchange student, Tone Brudevoll, from Norway. It has proven to be a very pleasant and profitable undertaking. Tone's sparkling personality is very well known throughout the community from the numerous speaking engagements she has accepted. She has brought the culture of her homeland into the meeting rooms of several community organizations and will take back our culture when she returns home. It has been a de- lightful experience for everyone concerned. The Student Council hopes to continue the project, not only to bring students here, but also to send a student to some foreign country. life- Literary Stall ll. lo r.1-Sealed: J. Weine, C. O'l-lara, A. Sarra, C. McAlack, M. Fratz, K. Koch, N. McKaigg Stand- ing: E. Rosen, B. Curry, J. Norris, D. Lang, C. Whelan, M. Spiller, E. Nalence. Waadzam Wdkaa . ,. f um, . - R? Photography Staff ll. to r.1-Seated: A. Shaw, J. Adolph, C. Taylorg Slunding: J. Kahanofsky, L. Benner, A. Appel- boom, J. Holiday. .. Me fiqaze Kahlua! tie V E A V A ' WN wk VRESEPSN I 1. S4 'I The experience of preparing a yearbook for publica- tion is indeed unique. This staff was organized in March 1959. First a theme, then a plan, then un- daunted by inexperience the actual work was under way. With efficient committees, long hours of work seasoned generously with timely quips and terse remarks, efhcient typists struggling with outmoded and overworked machines, each dead line was wearily met. But now the joy of an arduous job completed is far greater than the previous anxious hours. It is the hope of the entire staff that the yearbook will serve its purpose as a memory book of high school days. Sports Stat? fl. to rJ-D. Cohen, C. Fest, D. Wanicur, D. Chakov. ...q,,suNm'Mn. if Art editor Lois Hearn and her assistant Joan Lind. .gi Double, double toil and troubleg Fire burn, and caldron bubble. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Sealed KI. to r.j-M. Spiller, M. Georgette, C. Taylor, B. Berlin, L. Leonard. Sranding-T. Fairfull, D. Molotsky, Editor, W. Chiodi, D. Wanicur, E. Nalence. mwmg fs f-3' U, .- 'W R1 ,X Debate Team fl. lo 1:1-Seated: A. Chandler, R. Roberts, O. Johnson, M. Spillerg Sfanding: E. Machouse, E. Webb, D. Molotsky, Mr. Sutherland, E. Rosen. A. Wolinsky. 611115 apclfult a 406646 contact Red Cross preparing overseas gift boxes, iust one of their many services. L 1 1, L41 - 1 4 e J Ci, . I X. g ' 121 K Llp f N L s., I N Q ,, i Xb 1 ' L L ' X I' , If 7 V ., J ,J L . i. Aj 1' irq I h 1 1 ' V, L- Y, . ' J f Rf' A . . . if .CPA Lf ' e few y L ,ff ' if as v W2 1 r' .1 li f .1 ' ' f-V i 2-N , U Deep concentration on the next move in Mr. Fishers chess club, The machine shop is a very lively but noisy place. But Mr. Gunning has much to offer to those boys interested in this kind of work. Their serious- ness of purpose can not be questioned. X 1, t The Graphic Arts club under the direction of Mr. Lonesome gives those students interested in improving their skills, par- ticularly in printing, an op- portunity to prepare them- selves for a very profitable career. ,asm - v 1 'Q' Mr. Bergmann's Stage Crafters Club is kept very busy with the demands of the dramatic club. It is an activity that pro- vides more pleasure than labor. Every turning point in the history of mankind has been pivoted upon the choice of an individual when some spirit that would not be dominated stood stiff in its independence and said 'I go this way. Let any man go another who pleasesf Woodrow Wilson 464 fu ow: Emi. 1-ki? ,f- if ...Na J A WW, Ill 40 l ,,.va ',, ' ,. , ,, f ,QQ , 6. I-1 f7ffN II f x ,N 'fp ,ff . ,r - ,4- :' 'k,,.,f'-' r,,..,o4 Arai 'diff' 1 Iwrs PATRONS Bruce Andrus Evelyn Brocrous Isaiah M Burrell Jr Mr Samuel Catrambone Compllments of Marlton Bakery Mr and Mrs Aaron DeKosky Jean T D1Napol1 Mr Harold Eaton Mrs Catherme Elbertson Elvx ell Jewelers Em and Carl James Eulo Mrke Fluharty Grrls from Joy Hosrery Judy Hahn Carol Hardrng Josephlne Henderson Frances Huttenberger Mrss Iaconangelo Kathy and Eddie Mr Koche and Famrly Bruce Klern Merrrll Lassman Ethel Lerbrand Roseann Leon Rosemary Lrghthlser Lll Jack and Susan Mr Lonesome and Class of 1960 Lots of luck' Camden H1 25 0 Wrllxam Marley Mlss Mason Joyce Mathews Edna Matreale and Norman Smrth Garl Maurer Kathleen McBride Sam Needelman Lours Orlrz Mrss Gertrude M Owens Ethel G Patterson Helen R1ch1e Mane Romeo Ralph Seher Mlldred C Seybold Jean Smlth and Walter G Rom and Jr Mr Solem Joanne Talarowskr Mrs Gertrude Tannebaum Palmetta C Wagner Mr and Mrs Wrllxam G Wolfgang Charles Zarellr Bob Cameron Charles Dahm Henry Dreterxch Robert Grace Josephme Henderson Ly nda Hurwrtz Mary Jane Kelly Carol Kern Connie Lrma Robert Lmdley Lu Lu 8: Sluggo XIHYIIIC McCanag,h1e Sluggo Sr Lu Lu Thomas Walter I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PAREINT PATRONS Arthur G Appelboom Samuel Benner Hrrold M Berlln Martm R Black wfllllillll Boettcher Jr Wnlllarn Brlscoe John Caston Clair Cathers Mrs Harry Chamberlam Mr r r Rex r I' 1' I' I I' I' I' I' l' I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wlllnam Chrodl George Cohen Joseph Collnns Jolro Colon Samuel Corenzwxt Harry Crowley Sr Maurxce Cushmg Joseph Delakas Walter Donahoe Joseph Eastlack Harry Ecltel Thomas Fanrfull Wnlllam Faust Salvatore I'eder1co Raymond l'erren Charles Fest Wrlson Foss Henry Fratz Ferdmand A Frenzel Charles G Garrlty Edvx ard Gax en Charles Gaynes Dommxc Georgettl Joseph Glunta Jack Goldstem Edward Goreckn Albert Greenberg I' red Hackney Raymond F Hamm and Carl Hearn Compllments of the WDODROW WILSUN PARENT TEAGHER ASS N I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' r Mrs r I' I' I' I' hrs I' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joseph Henry Carl Hoffman Leroy Hubler Harold C Hudson Harold Johnson Ollre P Johnson Wnlllam Johnson B1 ton Jones George Jones Harry Kahanofsky Angelo Lanznlotta Edgar Leonard Earl Long Carl Luchtman Jerome H Marshall John Mays Harry Mcllvanne Charles P McKa1g George Merryheld Fred Mlller Sterlmg Mlllrgan Abraham Molotsky Martm Mozzo Ollve Nalence and Mrs Melvm O Hara and Mrs John Pabst and Mrs Earl Palmer Inez Polk and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Raymond Porterfield XW1ll1am Reed Leonard T Rosen Matthew Rosenfield Hovsard Sakayan Mathew Sarra Samuel Schuele Samuel Schuele Ersel Seller Dorothy Sllby and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Barney Smarrrto Paul E Smlth Anthony Speeney Charles Taylor John Trsa John Tostl Elvx ood Trotman Leon Wanrcur Rabbn and Mrs Max Wexne I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Clxfford Wells Charles Wexlln Danxel J Whelan Russell Wnllls Anthony Vntarellr ' ' M . . ' Mr. . ' . , . ' M . . ' . , - . M . . . ' . M . , . . M . .. ' . . ' ' - - M , . ' ' t . - M . . . -r . ' M . . I ' I 4 ' . ' M , . M . . ' M . . ' Y M . . ' ' ' M . . . Mf' - M ' V M . . . l Dr. , 2 . A 'X' ' ' A M . . f A , M ' - ' ' , M . . ' ' . . M ' ' ' A Mr. . ' ' ' Mr' ' . Mr. . . Mr' ' J . - ' M A A - R Mr. . ' ' ' - M . . M , . ' . , M , , ' Mf- - A ' , a M . , , M ' . . Mr. . Elsie Marcinck mr' ' Mrs. Anna E, Reagan 5 I Mg 1 Mr. - A ' M U I Dr. . . I Mf- 1 R EQ ' 1 V ' Mr' ' , , M. . ' -' J 4 , M . . , Jr. . . Mr' ' I A M . . , Sr. ' ' Mr. . ' - . M . . . I h . - M ' ' , Mr. . . ' ' ' , M . . Mr. . , Mr- . - t M . . ' ' M . - . - Q , y - M . ' . ' V ' A M V 4 . Q M . . Mr. U V ' M ' ' ' , Mr, . ' M . . . . I I Mr. . ' . A Mr- l ' . ' ' Mr. . ' . , Sr Mr. . . 1 Mr- A . . M - - M , . ' ' - 5 Alma Krtty Fran and Barbara model gowns for elseif if f 'N :xxx SEVENTH HEAVEN GOWN SHOPPE Black Horse Plke 8. lst Avenue Glendora New Jersey Compllments of WARREN S MOBIL SERVICE 49th 8. RIVER ROAD Pennsauken N J C B MESSICK Flowers 2940 WESTFIELD AVENUE Camden 5 EM 5 0375 Compluments of VETERAN S RESTAURANT 201 FEDERAL STREET Camden New Jersey Hugh Flymg to the Class of 60 KAMPUS KORN ER Complnments of OSTROFF 8. ZINMAN TAU EPSILON CHI Sororrty M 8- S MACHINE CO. 2736 PIERCE AVENUE Camden 5, New Jersey WOodlawn 4 5000 WOodlawn 4 7942 ISAIAH M. BURRELL, JR. Representatrve of Albert Mala Testa, Realtor 442 BROADWAY Camden 3, New Jersey 7 ', ' . . . fri, ,Q A an ,il fs. ' A 1 ,EQ UI ' 5. 6 ' Y 4 1: jf A A r - fl sr -. sz, 29716 f ig , , A , , M : V, :xgg rx CNW! R Q A, 'I , f 3 el .4 X . j 5 LX, ,I 3 I ' , K I - .,., j ' M 1 , ,251 , 1 . I . . I , , , , N. J. - I I I . WO 3-5493 Best Wishes for Success in the Future AIJLEY woonnow wn.soN HIGH scnool. MASUN E' BR BAND PARENTS' GLUB FUNERAL HOME 3203 Federal Street Camden 5, New Jersey EM 5-1283 WOodlawn 4-6747 EMerson 5-0632 SHELTON 81 SONS COAL - COKE - FUEL on 74 S- 27th Street 511 DELAWARE AVENUE Camden 5, New Jersey Camden 2 N J N. Angelastro, B.S., R.P. ' i i EAST SIDE PHARMAGY Jeddo-Highland Coal Oil Burners Installed STEELMAN BUSINESS SGHOOL ooo-EE-ooo.AH.AH 502 Linden Street TING-TANG-WALA-WALA-BING-BANG. Camden 2, New Jersey Woodlawn 4-3369 ff Complete Business Training for Stenographers, Secretaries and Accountants Individual Instruction Day or Evening Classes Special Summer Classes Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '60 from the GLEE GLUB lil- 1 all! ' Cameras l Cameras I Sherman Rosentield Best Wishes to the Class of '60 from the coLoncuAno sQuAo BEARINT ROOFERS ROOFING - HEATING 950 N. 33rd STREET WOodlawn 3-0768 Camden 5, N. J. WOodlawn 3-8300 I. B. FOAM RUBBER CENTRE 294 MARLTON AVENUE Camden, New Jersey PHILLIP GROSNOFF JULES WEISS WOodlawn 4-5934 SUPREME CLEANERS 1003 N. 26th STREET Camden 5, New Jersey Best Wishes to the GLASS 0F I960 Compliments of T-24, 123 and 12' EM 5-9849 WALT 8- JACK'S AMOCO SERVICE RIVER ROAD 8. REEVES AVENUE Camden 5, New Jersey WOodlawn 3-0007 II. IAIIKEL for Flowers Since 1907 711 N. 27th Street Camden 5, New Jersey B U R R E L L ' S AUTO BEAUTY PARLOR 1156 KAIGHN AVENUE Camden 3, New Jersey Pick-Up 8. Delivery-Quick Service WOodlawn 4-7942 OFFICIAL JEWELER fo Woodrow Wilsoh High School ROBERT J. SOOK CO. Established I902 MANUFACTURING JEWELER Sew what I ST 3-5635 LANG'S DRIVE-IN BAKERY White Horse Pike 81 Madison Avenue Lindenwold, N. J. Congratulations to the Graduating Class WO0dIawn 3-5649 MOLOTSKY'S FAMILY STORE SHOES and WEARING APPAREL 442-44 N. EIGHTH STREET Camden 2, New Jersey For Early Morning, Noontime, or Late Evening QUICK-SERVICE DINING Visit , .nv THE PUETS GURNER The Hotel Walt Whitman Coffee Shop featuring SIZZLING SPECIALTIES FROM THE GRIDDLE Entrances thru Main Lobby and on Cooper Street v NW UCQZQIW Marlton Avenue Business Ass'n Lavarre Laundry Kiddieland Binder's Drugs Marlton Market Arlyne Shoppe Marlton Drugs Servis Cleaners Andy's Shoe Repair Binkley Stores Oscar's Sea Food GREEN VALLEY FARMS Quality Milk 8. Ice Cream Crystal Lake Avenue Haddonfield, New Jersey Compliments of OEAL'S MARKET 276 S. 27th Street Camden, New Jersey Best Wushes to the Sensor Class from the DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Open Unhl 9 p m Every Nlght OARTUN HARDWARE 36th and Federal Streets Camden New Jersey KITES BOOK STORE 103 s 34th sneer Camden 5 New Jersey Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 60 WOODROW WILSON ALUMNI ASSOOIATION I I A ,v . ,. i , I E' 4 , Al 5 1 Q It - 1 ml CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CLASS OF 1961 Gustav Roedel 8: Son Funeral Directors Air Conditioned Funeral Parlor 804-O6 N. 27th STREET WOodIawn 4-1995 Camden, N. J. B R I S T O W' S CAMDEN SPORTING Gooos Athletic Equipment and Awards 1148 ATLANTIC AVENUE Camden 4, N. J. EMerson 5-3720 An F.N.A. Chris L 1 o Rochesfer Men's Clofhing J ROUTE 38 AT AIRPORT CIRCLE Pennsauken, N. J. I I I I I ' I 1 DIANE FURS I TTTT J I 208 s. BROADWAY J l I Camden, N. J. I 1 ' I 2 I I WILLIAM P. BEHMKE J- ----- - - -L - - ------ J Television Service We Repair All Makes 3405 FEDERAL STREET EMerson 5-9803 E FRE v.. QUT . B00 CIN JogoecIIIc0'JOn wwe , o QXJXKQOJJOU' eXec.kK0n N . our xOTQe acces. enIOYOde,f, we if T0 O Any offers for the Senior Prom? QW? ' Kino 81:0 o mfinowpe iw mono' is . fo Woo 5eN 'e 109 Xe gif . e Compu Kate sewn' who Pneguqwes who i sqtxpping Service Composition :S W 3928 Morlton Pike, Camden 5, New Jersey Camden: NO 2-0557 Philadelphia: WA 5-2577 when you want service, you want Service Ritz Formal Wear To Hire if it s a Ritz it its S2 O0 Special Discount to All Wilson Students For the Prom We Measure Deliver and Puck up At All Schools 812 BROADWAY CAMDEN 3 N J WO 4 7899 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 60 M Id Mlh M S HAMPTON HOUSE Musical Cocktail Lounge CUTHBERT ROAD DELAWARE TOWNSHIP Between Routes 38 and 70 Compliments of SUBURBAN BAKERY INC 5910 CRESCENT BOULEVARD Pen nsauken N J M 81 H SWEET SHOP Cholly Rose and Mary Wexlm 2406 08 FEDERAL STREET Camden New Jersey Compliments of CHERRY VALLEY DINER HARRY MCILVAINE PAPERHANGER 28 NORTH 34th STREET Camden 5 N J WO 3 7952 5,125 l by 1 JL' C V K! ll off, PLIMENTZS7 OF THE CLASS OF 1962 O O I xx 1 F ll Barbara Black ' ' ' Carolyn cAlack Jeanne Hoi ay Sherry Horn . ' ' ' Patricia u ern Marianne Garrlty from the aiorette quad I - , , . . 1 I ' I I , . . I o 1 - fc L! ,f q AJC! , N p ,L V , V .. .. L., ' A Q Jo fgfvy , 4 A Ja . jr I Jfcf' Q! . 1 ' CN' jf! -'WJ' A ll fl 9 A ' ,sf f 6JA, n'V at J 9, Xl . Q ,rafts Congratulations to the Closs of 1960 from BELMEJ SORORITY Compliments of the CHEERLEADER SQUAD XX e don t kno e ther Take me to your leader! li--uv: '7l I Boys do l ke to cook or s t eat? ZAMSKY STUDICS 1007 Nlalket buffet Ph1ladelph1a 1 Pa IOI1TR XIIS OF IJISIINUI IOY OITICI XL IIIOFOII XI HI Im fur ilu rqduaun da NP dtlXL ofpoltl ut- llbllldllll lll thu nook dlt kr pt on hle- Photo mph max In 01411 reel nut 7 1 , I P Y Y Y . . . .. - , . Y 1 , , , 1 Y . 4' 4 ' ' li, if xiii 'fl'ss. Awgt, ..z'A.1 ,. . , . . I K , ww lffiffrli N Y I 1 I could urits a former about your Easter b0nnet5??? D' dlnn was 415-' ,rl eff A 1' M.. 'GOLF National Library Yfeck Wllkc up and Read? Y X s :Tj-W--w..w...,,,,, V V , 1-'- F n if V+--- i Girl from outer space. go home? PERFORMANCE junior Achievement guided by Interested Camden business men has given valuable experience In a very practical way to many high school students even though it is an activity entirely outside of school time nals produce the merchandise and sell their wares all in a very mature way Members shown are Nancy Frenzel Frances White Tom Fairtull Past President George Jones Albert Buker John Mays and Mr Raymond Young Area Director In the harmonuzmg qualities of educatlon and student life In the cIccomplIshed task of student endeavor In the entity of the publisher s contrIbutIon JOSEPH R DE MAIO ASSOCIATES PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA Complete publishing productzon service layout lift wpy edmng mechanzcals fypggfaphy pflfltlflg fa , Qui P ' , K ll , and direction. The students solicit the capital, purchase the raw mate- ' I ! . . . , . - I U pXf' I . ' L . ff' f 1-V ,. V if 'A , 4? 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