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' Music is with us in everything we do anda constant reminder of our years at C. H.
S. The slow, dreamy music of the Junior-Sen-ior Prom, the lilting melodies of "SmokyMountain," the classical music of the choir atChristmas, the hot tempos of the jazz en-thusiasts, the spirited school songs of the fansat sports events, and the background musicby which we study—these, as portrayed onthe following pages, compose the various ele-ments of our school life.
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The 1956 GOLDENPublished by
The Class of 1956
CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
Cranford, New Jersey
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DEDICATIONWe, the class of 1956,
dedicate this edition of theGolden C to our advisor,Miss Beatrice Schwoerer,who has been an unfailinghelp and inspiration. By herskilled leadership, she helpedto coordinate our class asthe components of music areblended Into a song.
Beatrice L Schwoerer
ADMINISTRATION
G. FRANK ZIMMERMAN
Principal
DR. HOWARD R. BEST
Superintendent
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I
1FRANK G. MARTZ
Director of Secondary Education
Administrators In conference
GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES
Richard Legrand, Gerhard Kellner Linda Nothnagel, Theresa D'Alessandris.Marguerite Dixon, Gertrude Wendellcen
r / EMGLISH AND LANGUAGE
FACULTYFINE ARTS
Seated: Estelle Marks, Librarian; Carol Black-man, Spanish; Lucy Teague, French; AliceMa thews, Mary Wilson, Almira Guy. Stand-ing: Paul Buonaguro, Frank Spada, FrankRamsey; Ernest Loveland, Latin; Elmer Weber.
Seated: Olga Specht, Louis Haar, Music;Edna Peairs, Art. Standing: James Lenney,Music; Burton Longenbach, Art.
7th GRADE
HEALTH
Seated: Ivy Sullivan, Hilda Daley, Phys. Ed.;Alma Prill, Elizabeth Durrell, Nursing. Stand-ing: Stanley Grayson, William Martin, Phys.Ed.; Paul Selby, Driver Ed.; J. Seth Weekley,Phys. Ed.
Seated: Eugenie Gilbert, Madelyn Cassidy,Norma Hockenjos, Arnold Goodhart. Stand-ing: Anne Si eg el, Edna Laird, Mary Duggan,Lucy Hartnett, Herbert Farrell.
Seated: Maurice Blanken, Karl Bud men, Ed-ward Boyle, George Bardes. Standing: StuartGoidblatt, James Avery.
MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE
Lucy Anne Sharp, Beatrice Schwoerer, GladysW. Estabrool, Mathematics: Ella Haver,Courtland Daley, Harold Wilson, MichaelYanuiii, Science; Oliver West, Mathematics.
EDUCATION
8th GRADE
PRACTICAL ARTS
COMMERCIAL
Seated: Harold Lawrence, Dorothy RobinsoThorsas Scutro. Standing/Charles Post, AlbertBallinger.
Seated: Margaret Rhein, Geraldine Clemin-son, Joan Wiebush, Jeannette Armstrong.Standing: Mary Connor, Harriet Strein, Cath-erine Cleary, Betty Schwartz, Carol Murphy.
Seated: Dorothy Ka in, Thomas Gambino,Gloria Allan. Standing: Roy Daniels, JosefGoodman.
As seniors we can look
back on many and varied
experiences here at C. H. S.
These events during our ear-
lier years, like single notes
without definite melody or
rhythm, at times seemed dis-
cordant. But now we realize
that they have led to the
harmony which will enrich
our lives in future years, just
as the notes of a song blend
into the whole to produce
the lasting effect.
SENIORS
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERSSeated: Deanna laione, Vice-President; Elaine Schweizer,SSecretary; Bruno Bufalini, Treasurer. Standing: Walter Sos-nowski, President; Miss Schwoerer, Sponsor; Anthony Giglio,Student Council Representative.
ROBERT EDWARDACHILLES
2 16 Manor Avenue
"Bob"
Golden C Staff 12, BusinessMgr; Choir 9. 10, I I , 12;Glee Club 9, 10; Model Rail-road Club 9. 10, I I , 12, Sec-Treas. 10, I I , Pres. 12; Hi-YClub I I , 12, Treas. 12; Boys'Double Quartet 12.
College
StuGo12;iorC l iLa1 1:12;
NORMA ELIZABETH
4
dentIden
SenPlay
ANDERSONSylvester Street
"Beth"
Council Rep . 9;C Staff 12; Spotlight
ior Play Cast 12; SCrew I I , 12; Mi
jb 12; Glee Club 10,TertDarFoi
Modern
ulia 12; Prom Corice Comm. 9, 10,urn Club 10, IIDance 9.
en-jsic11;
nm.I I ,12;
College
MARY ANN ANDREWS336 Centennial Avenue
Dictaphone Secretary
Guarding our senior privilege.
During our first days at C.H.S. as 7th
Though no longer brand new in 8th grade,
SUSAN ELIZABETH ANGLEI 14 Manor Avenue
"Sue"
Spotl ight 10, I I , 12, Bus.Mgr., Make-up Editor 12;Prom C o m m . I I ; DanceComm. I I ; Moni tor I I ; Gir ls 'Sports 10, I I .
I. B. M. Operator
SHARON CHRISTINEAUSTIN
4 Tulip Street
Student Council I I, 12, Vice-Pres. 12; National Honor So-ciety I I , 12; Senior PlayCrew 12; Glee Club 9; La-Tertulla 12; Prom Comm. I I;Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I, 12;Monitor 10, I I ; AssemblyUsher I I . 12.
College
PAULINE ANN AUSTRO15 Iroquois Road
Senior Play Crew 12; RedCross Council 12; Glee Club9, 10; Prom Comm. I I ;Dance Comm. I I, 12; Girls'Sports 12.
Office Work
ANDREW B. BARNA
8 Edgebrook Place
"Andy"
Undecided
10
graders, we felt very scared and confused,
we were still going up the down stairways.
CAROLE JOYCE BAYAKBox 242, Kenilworth
"Bags"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight9; Slea Club 9, 10; LibraryCouncil I I ; Prom Comm. I I;Dance Comm. 9, 10; ForumClub I I .
Secretary
romfod Chr.; Dance Ci
10. I I , 12; #g12, Capt. lapSi r ls 1 tmble I I , I £ J AccompanistGirls' Sports 9, 10, I I , 12Glee Club 9. 10; Monitor 9,I I ; Ref's Club 10; ModernDance 10.
College
EDWARD BENDEL
91 Glenwood Road
Model Railroad Club 9, 10,I I , 12, Pres. I I .
College
GENE STEPHEN BENKO12 Claremont Place
"Jimmy" or "Benlts"
Senior Play Cast 12; RedCross Council 9, 10, 12; Band9; Orchestra 9; Prom Comm.I I; Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I.12; Rod and Gun Club 9;Monitor 9. 10; Football 9, 10,I I , 12; Basketball 9; IndoorTrack 9; Outdoor Track 9, 10,12; Wrestling 12.
Mortician
BRUCE A L A N BENNETT
59 Burnside Avenue
Dance Comm. 10; Football 9,10, I I , 12, Co-Capt. 12;Basketball 9, 10, I I, 12; Base-ball 9; Outdoor Track I I , 12.
College
ROBERT G. BENSON30 Bloomingdale Avenue
Glee Club 9; Monitor 9;Visual Aids 10. I I .
Marines
DANIEL SMEAD BERRY406 Prospect Avenue
"Dan"
Dance Comm. I I , 12; Rod &Gun Club 9, 10, I I , 12, Vice-Pres. I I; Monitor 10; Basket-ball 9. 10, I I. 12; Baseball 9:Outdoor Track I I , 12; Hockey9; Cross Country I I, 12.
College
The carefree spirit brought by senior year.
JOHN CHARLES BEVAN9 Washington Place
"Jack"
Visual Aids 9, 10. II 12;Stage Crew 9, 10, I I , 12,Master Elec. 12.
Paratrooper
Our first project was our freshman dance,
The winter of 1 954 brought the snow and
WILLIA*£f BINTLUT
108 No-V^nion Avenu
SAIL PATRICIA BRACH103 Makalom Drive
Student Council 12 Pub. Chr.;Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight10, I I , 12; National HonorSociety I I , 12; Senior Playlast 12; Prom Comm. I I .ec. Chr,; Dance Comm. 9,
10, I I, 12, Dec. Chr. 9, Chr.Mask & Bauble 9, 10, I I .
12, Sec. I I; Assembly Usher12; Music Club 12; Girls' En-semble 12; Glee Club 9, 10;Girls' Sports 9, 10. I I , 12;Rets.Club I I ; Modern Dance9, HJJ; Monitor 9.
0 / Collet
SUZANNE MARSO BQKJN k1028 Raritan Road "
"Sue"
Student Council 10. I I ; Exec.Comm. I I ; Golden C Staff12; Spotlight I I , 12, Co-Feature Editor 12; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Red CrossCouncil 9, 10. I I, 12, Sec. 10,Chap Council Sec. I I ; GleeClub 9, 10, 12; Prom Comm.I I; Girls' Ensemble 12; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I , 12; Voca-tional Medical Club 10, I I ,12; Assembly Usher I I , 12;Girls' Sports 10, I I , 12.
Junior College
Student Council decking the halls.
BRUNO BUFALINI212 South Avenue
Class Officer 12, Treas.;Golden C Staff 12, PhotoEditor; Music Club I I ; Choir12; Band 9, 10; PhotographyClub I I , 12, Pres. I I , 12;Hi-Y 12; Student Council I I.House & Grounds Comm.
College
PATRICIA ANN BURNASH25 Hampton Road
"Burnie"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight10, I I , 12; Senior Play Cast12; Red Cross Council I I ;Choir 12; Glee Club 9. 10,I I ; Entre Nous 12; La Ter-tulia I I , 12, Vice-Pres. 12;Prom Comm. I I; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I , 12; Mask& Pauble 9, 10, I I , 12; G.A.A.Council 10; Girls' Sports 10.
College
12
"The Salt Water Swirl," a huge success!
our sophomore dance, "The Starlite Stroll.
JOHN GEORGE BURTON426 No. Union Avenue
"Jack"
Student Council I I, 12, Pres12; Spotlight I I , 12, CoSports Editor 12; Senior PlayCast 12; Music Club 10, I I12; Choir 9, 10. I I , 12; LaTertulia 12; Prom Comm. IIHi-Y Club I I , 12, Sec. IIBaseball I I ; Soccer 10, II12, Co-Capt. 12; Boys' Dou-ble Quartet I I , 12; GleeClub 9, 10; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I , 12.
College
THERESA ANN CAREY210 High Street
"Terry"
Golden C Staff 12; SpotlightI I ; Senior Play Crew 12;Dance Comm. 10; Monitor 9;G.A.A. Council 9; Girls'Sports 9, 10.
Undecided
LEO MICHAEL CASPER8 Keith Jeffries Avenue
"Mite"
Band 9, 10, I I, 12; Orchestra
9, 10, I I , 12.
Navy
ALFRED COLANERI
24 Grove Street
"Collie" or "Al"
Visual Aids 9, 10; Football 12.
Plumber
13
ANTHONY COLANERI24 Grove Street
"Tony"
Visual Aids 9. 10, I I , 12;Stage Crew 9. 10, I I , 12.
Paratrooper
WILLIAM ARTHURCONNELL
171 No. Lehigh Avenue
"Bill"
Glee Club 9. 10; DanceComm. 9; Chess Club 10;Monitor 9, I I ; Outdoor Track9, 10.
Electrician
ArtTN ' REDFERN CR.OWEILff.'' 4 Berkeley (, Place ,'. ''
ClasV^6'fficer.7H,pRe-PrA;'. ,Golden , <Z SWOpd, ' Assoi. 'Editor;/SpotfejfT 9, 10, ] f", fNational I Ujnor /Society I I ,IC; Senter Play Casf 12; Glee
"Club 9', 10, I I ; Entra Nous10, ' I I , 12, Sec. I I , Pfjss. 12;Prorri Commr N, . Table , Pec.Chr.; Dande Comm. 9, 10, I 1,112, Ch. 9, Dec Chr. I I : Mast& Biuble 9, 10, I I , l2;.R'ef's 'Club 10! G.A.A. Council 10;Girls' Sijdrts 9, 10, I I , 12;-Modern Dance %, 10, I I ; Red 'Cross Council-^?;, Monitor I I,
Frogs' legs took on a new look for us as weJAMES J. CURRAN
4i South Avenue w . What a feeling we had after a chemistry"Jim"
Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I ; Rod & GunClub 9, 10, I I , 12; Basketball9, 10, I I , 12; Baseball 9; Out-door Track 12; Hockey 9;Cross Country 12, Capt.;Golf I I , 12.
College
RONALD7 Retford
DAISEYAvenue
"Ronnie"
Coast <Suard
MILTRO De FABIO50 W. Lincoln Avenue
"Milt" or "Lover"
Stage Crew I I , 12; Photog-raphey Club 9; Football 9.
Parairooper
FRANK HERBERTDICKISON
26 Pittsfield Street
"Dick" or "Footer"
Rod & Gun Club I I , 12Football I I , 12; Baseball II12; Hockey 10; Wrestling 12Pingry School 9, 10.
SpotlightZtbiffl; VeaI I / - 12 ; GletEnfre NcxW/SI, , i l2 .
\ TO,onitror 'uuv1 "Assembly
College
KENNETH ROGER DOKTOR
35 Parkway Village
"Doc"
College
BARRON ALEXANDERDONALDSON
17 Locust Drive
"Diiiy" or "Bronco"
Senior Play Cast 12; ModelRailroad Club 9, 10, I I , 12Field Trip Chr.; D a n eComm. 10, 12.
Automobile Styling or Music
14
dissected everything in the biology lab.
experiment when we could say, "It worked!"
"—-%
ELIZABETH ANNDONALDSON
208 Locust Drive
"Betty"
Red Cross Council 9; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I , 12.
Office Work
GEORGE HAROLD DONEY43 Hillcrest Avenue
"Hustle" or " G "
Visual Aids 10, I I , 12; StageCrew 10, I I , 12; Hi-Y ClubI I, 12; Basketball 9, 10, I I ;Baseball 9, 10, I I , 12; Gold-en C Staff 12.
College
PAUL DAVID DUNHAM307 Prospect Avenue
Dance Comm. 10; Rod &Gun Club I I , 12; Football 9,10, I I , 12, Co-Capt. 12;Basketball 9, 10. I I ; IndoorTrack 12; Golf I I .
College
PATRICIA EALES6 Lenhome Drive
"Pat"
Girls' Sports 9, 12; Chorus12; Spotlight Staff 12.
Secretary
DIANE C. ERDMANN516 Gallows Hill Road
"Dee"
Student Council 12; SpotlightI I , 12; Prom Comm. I I ;Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I, 12;Vocational Medical Club I I;F.T.A. Club I I , 12; Mask 1*Bauble 12; Monitor I I ; RetsClub I I , 12; Girls' Sports 9,10, I I, 12; Modern Dance 9.
College
ROBERT STEPHENFARRELL JR.
702 Springfield Avenue
"Bob"
Music Club I I ; Band 9, 10.I I ; Orchestra 9, 10; VisualAids I I; Stage Crew I I; Rod& Gun Club 10. I I, 12; Base-ball 9, I I ; Indoor Track I I.
College
WILLIAM FAULKNER109 Hampton Street
"Bill" or "Willy"
Stage Crew I I ; Entre NousI I , 12.
Air Force or College
***ANN CAROLYN
FENDERSON209 Locust Drive
Red Cross Council 10; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I, 12; Monitor 9.
Clerical Work
CAMILLE ELIZABETHFERRO
I Doering Way
"Cammy"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight10, I I, 12, Girls' Sports Edi-tor 12; Senior Play 12; Band12, Calor Bearer; La Tertulia11, 12, Treas. 12; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I , 12; Monitor9. 10, I I ; G.A.A. Coucil 12,Pres.; Girls' Sports 9, 10, I I ,12; Prom Comm, I I ; Ref'sClub 10, I I, 12.
College
MARYSRACE FISURELLI401 Elm Street
Spotlight 9; Prom Comm. I I ;Senior Play Crew 12; Monitor12; Glee Club 9.
Air Hostess
We came "Sadie Hawkins" in our stocking
While our sen/or dance took us back to
"Knitting" paper argyles for the Foot Ball.
ELONDA MAEFITZGERALD
14 Cranford Avenue
"Lonnee"
Student Council 10. 12, Elec.Comm. Chr. 12; La Tertulia12; Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I , 12; G.A.A.Council 10; Girls' Sports 9.10, I I , 12; Modern Dance 9,10, I I .
College
PATRICIA GAIL FLANNERY306 So. Union Avenue
"Flann"
Student Council 9, I I , 12.Service Comm. 12; Golden CStaff 12; Spotlight I I , 12;Senior Play Cast 12; MusicClub 12; Choir 10, I I ; Girls'Ensemble 12; Glee Club 9,10, 12; Entre Nous 12; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10, 12; Forum Club I I; Girls'Sports 9, 10, I I ; Monitor 12.
Nurse
ELEANOR VIVIANFLETCHER
21 Wall Street
"Fleteh"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight11, 12, Co-News Editor 12;Senior Play Cast 12; GleeClub I I ; Entre Nous I I , 12;La Tertulia 12; Prom Comm.I I ; Dance Comm. 10, I I , 12;Vocational Medical Club I I .12, Treas. 12; F.T.A. Club I I ;Assembly Usher I I , 12; Girls1
Sports 10, I I .
Nurse
PATRICIA ANN FOLDY129 Herning Avenue
"Pat"
Spotlight I I; Senior PlayCrew 12; Library 9; EntreNous I I, 12; Monitor ?.
College
'eet to dance at the
the roaring 20's with
"Foot Ball" in 1954.
the "Raccoon Ramble.
KENNETH L. FOSTER
12 Doering Way
"Ken"
Navy or College
y
D0RQTHX)FRALEY 11 •
Oranqt Aven
¥•/>
GoldeI I , 12; SerfBand 9, 10, I I,/I 2:iQjcifn Miorette 12; EnVre N&Js IOj I12; La Tertulia 12;Comm. I I; Dance ComI I , 12; Ref's Club 10,Girls' Sports 10. I I , 12.
College
ADELE ELIZABETHGAEDCKE
39 John Street
"Del"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight9. 10. I I , 12, Finance Mgr.12: Glee Club 9: LibraryCouncil 10,Prom CommComm. 9. 10,Sports 9, 10,Play Crew 12.
Tr<I I : Dance, 12; Girls1
12; Senior
Private Secretary
GLENN ALISONGEDDINGS
8 Makatom Drive
Golden C Staff 12; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Red CrossCouncil 10; Music Club 12;Glee Club 12; Girls' Ensem-ble 12; Entre Nous 12; PromComm. I I , Prog. Chr.; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I , 12; Mask& Bauble 10, I I , 12, Vice-Pres. 12; Girls' Sports 9, 10,I I, 12; Modern Dance 9, 10,I I . 12, Pres. 12; Monitor 9,10.
College
17
ROBERTA GEISER
12"? ThoAes Street
"IWbbi" orV,Rotbie"Spotlight/ ,11; Sshior PlayCast 17; Elee C:|ub 9, I I ,12; Dance' Comm. 9. I I , 12;Prom Comm. I I ; Ref's ClubI I ; Girls' Sports 10. I I , 12.
Nurse
ANTHONY GIGLIO JR.12 Meeker Avenue
^yCi "Gig" or "Jules"
Student Council 12; ClassOfficer I I , Treas.; Golden CStaff 12; Entre Nous 12;Prom. Comm. I I . FinanceChr., Hi-Y Club 12.
College
^wakLAIRE GILL.18 Lenox Averyjsr-T
f)"-1"™ A, yAJ."-M . - ft i l l /w
Golden C S|aff JC21'SeniorPla,y7^2lF^v"t 12?; RecL7 Cross
• F o r i !
Gifls' Sports 12.1
Secretary
The night the 20's roared back.
10, I I ,p i2 , VDanceVComMask & BaubleRefs Club 10,Sports 9, 10,Club 9, 10, IICouncil 10; Library Council10; Modern Dance 9, 10.
12; Monitor.
Secretary
12; RedGlee ClubI I ; Dance
LEROY GIPSON14 Buchannan Street
"Lee"
Glee Club 9; Indoor Track12; Outdoor Track I I , 12;
Cross Country I I , 12.
Commercial Artist
From the sublime . . .
The Hi-Y Follies brought Broadway to our
At that time too, Sadie and Emma arrived
STANLEY FRANKGLOECKNER
8A Burnside Avenue
"Stan"
Student Council 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Model Rail-road Club 9; Prom Comm.I I ; Hi-Y Club 12; IndoorTrack I I , 12; Outdoor Track10, I I , 12; Cross Country I I ,12; Radio 'Club 10, I I .
College or Chemist
PATRICIA MARIE GRANT
15 Oak Lane
"Pat"
Class Officer I I . Sec; Gold-en C Staff 12; Spotlight 10.I I , 12, Feature Editor 12;Senior Play Cast 10. 12; Sen-ior Play Crew 12. Pub. Chr.;Glee Club 9, 10; Entre NousI I , 12; Prom Comm. I I ,Dance Comm, 9. 10, I I ; Vo-cational Medical Club 10;Mask & Bauble 9, 10, I I, 12,Vice-Pres. I I, Pres. 12; ForumClub 10, I I , Vice-Pres. I I ;G.A.A. Council I I.
Nurse
-" 'S.. HACKIyfANN
14^ No. LehlghMven-je ,
• W' /iliaht A)Y Se«tpr Pla#-
J CrePr?; BaKd II', tiJTwirW;tApfiifon1?; Girls' Sp^(ts % 10.lC l£; Modern Dand^ % 10, .i i i • > ^ Q \ \ i / /Wajres or Physical
V Teacher
RICHARD HERRICK
212 Columbia Avenue
"Richie"Monitor 10; Basketball 10;Baseball 10, I I , 12.
Pro-Baseball
stage when we revealed our hidden talents
to tell the latest gossip around school!
RICHARD W. HUGHESI Franklin Avenue
"Dick"
Visual Aids I I , 12: StageCrew I I , 12: Rod 8c GunClub 9; Football 9; Baseball9; Outdoor Track 9; Soccer 9,10, I I, 12, Co-Capt. 12; BenLippion High, Asheville, N.C.9.
Air Force or Paratroopers
ROBERT ALAN HUNTER31 Wade Avenue
"Robbie"
Monitor I I; Basketball 9, 10,I I , 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12.
RICHARD W. HURLEY, JR.345 Walnut Avenue
"Rich"
Student Council 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Comm.9; Hi-Y Club I I, 12; Monitor10; Basketball 10, I I , 12.Mgr.; Golf 10, I I, 12. ,
SpoJIignt' I , 12,,S»oTts Editor 12;Plav,dasNl2;!Wic CJ,LIX 12; cfh.orr'V
l2;^Jee Vlufe/V, IOp
•Boys' OJuble Quarltt.lO,12; Msic;'Council «\2V Vi|
9 q y n i . l I2.;\ Sfaqe9, YO, l lA/ l l lKProm
. . . m , I I ; Hod « \ a u \ ClubI; ffhotography Ch' 'Football 10; Indoor'Track
'-9, 10, I I, 12; Outdoor Track9, 10, I I, 12; Cross Country10, 12.
Chaplain
CHARLES CUNNINGHAMJAMES
17 Spruce Street
"Charley"
Visual Aids 10, I I , 12; StageCrew 10, I I, 12.
College
JAMES JESSE
62 Wall Street
Monitor 12.
Undecided
. . . to the ridiculous!
19
EDWARD N. JOHNSON9 Herning Avenue
"Ed"
Student Council 9: GoldenC Staff 12: Senior Play Cast12; Red Cross Council 10;Choir 9. 10, I I , 12; DanceComm. 9, 10: Rod 8, GunClub 12; Hi-Y Club I I , 12;Monitor 10; Football 9, 10,
12; Basketball 9; BaseballIndoor Track 12; Outdoor
Track I I .
College
ROBERT JOHNSON9 Eastman Street
"Bob"
n Comm. I I; Danceim. )0; Rod & Gun ClubI I , fa: Monitor 10; Foot-
ball 10; Outdoor Track I I .College or Merchant Marines
In the junior year we received our school
That spring of '55 we danced to the music
BARBARA ANN JORDAN209 North Avenue W.
"Barbie"
Student Council 12: Spotlight12; Prom Comm. I I ; Girls'Sports 12; Senior Play Crew12.
Private Secretary
CHARLES H. JOTZ, JR.
7 Mohawk Drive
"Chuck"
Stage Crew 9; Soccer 10.
Undecided
BETTYANN KAMINSKI i )
110 Beech Street / '
"Bets" or '(Huffy"
Golden C SfcfK 12; SeniorPlay/"'e/»w 12; Red'(GrossCoiin/frt 10, I I , 111'Vic<S-Pres.(OH Orchestra TO, [ll;(JProm<2omm I I; Darvte £orhm 9,16, I I , 12; F.t'.A. Club 12;
™dtbgrap,hy Ojub I I y Moni-tor 10, l ( ; girls' <S,pOfts 9;Bowling 9; Ragio/ha} High 9.
College; Elementary Teacher
WALTER A. KEVE
18 Hillcrest Avenue
"Pete"
Hi-Y Club 12: Football 9. 10,I I . 12; Indoor Track 9, 10. I I ,12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, I I ,12.
College
RO8ERT A. KIAMIE91 Winans Avenue
"Ki"
Monitor 9: Baseball 9, 10: In-door Track 10. I I, 12: Out-door Track I I , 12; Soccer I I ,12; Cross Country 10.
Undecided
20
rings which were the pride of the class,
of Ray McKinley at our Prom, "Carousel."
MARION ANNE KINS619 Brookside Place
Golden C Staff 12; SpotlightI I , 12, Adv. & Make-up Edi-tor 12; Prom Comm. I I ;Dance Comm, I I ; Photogra-phy Club I I ; Monitor 9;Girls' Sports 9, 12.
Secretary
MARGARET JEAN KOROMI219 Walnut Avenue
"Margie"
Golden C Staff 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Choir 9; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 12.
Secretary
C. JAMES KREMER
3 Doering Way
"Curly"
Undecided
JANET PATRICIAKRUCKMANN
31 Broad Street
"Jan"
Senior Play Crew 12; Girls'Sports 9.
Nursa
21
JOYCE ELIZABETHKUNTZMAN
8 Wadsworth Place
"Joy"
Student Council 12; GoldenC Staff 12; Spotliqht 10, I I ;Senior Play Crew 12; La Ter-tulia 12; Prom Comm. I I :Dance Comm. 9. 10, I I , 12:Monitor 10, I I , 12: Ref'sClub 10; Girls' Sports 9, 10.I I , 12.
College or Airline Stewardess
CAROL MARGARET KUSIV108 Thomas Street
"K.C."
Student Council I I , 12, E«ec.Coun. 12; Spotlight I I , 12,Art Editor 12; National Hon-or Society I I , 12; Senior PlayCast 12: La Tertulia 12; PromComm. I I; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I , 12; F.T.A. Club I I, 12,Sec. I I; Monitor 10, I I ; As-sembly Usher I I , 12; Ref'sClub 12; Girls' Sports 10, I I,12; Senior Play Crew 12.
College
KARL R. LACHENAUER
27'/i Hillcrest Avenue
"Locks"
Choir 9. 10: Glee Club 9, 10;Band 9, 10; Orchestra 9. 10;Visual Aids 9, 10; LibraryCouncil 9, 10; Stage Crew 9,10; Hi-Y Club I I, 12; Moni-tor I I ; Basketball 9; NeptuneHigh 9, 10; Senior Play 9, 10.
College
MARGARET SIMONELa GRACE
36 Myrtle Avenue
"Peggy"
Golden C Staff 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Prom Comrn.I I; Dance Comm. 9, I I. 12;Monitor 9; Assembly UsherI I , 12; Girls Sports I I .
Secretary
iJSAN HELEN LAIRD205 Retford Avenue
We were privileged to leave school by way
The new schedule gave us another senior
MV-: SXotlrgMfial^Hod^r Society
j jT2; Sen'Crew t^Music jpjub 10.
Nou^-'-ta; PromDajice Comm. 9,
• | l 'aTll\ l?r)Mask & Bauble 12;\ f6 f v m X t t b 12; Ref's Club
GIMs' Sports0IO- I I ,'Choir 10;
WALTER S. LAWRENCE
109 Osborne Place
"Rody"
Navy or Mechanic
Behind the doors of the Spotlight room.
VIRGINIA F. LENNON2 Hillside Place
"Gins" or "Ginny"
Golden C Staff 12, Girls1
Sports Editor; Spotlight 10,I I, 12; Senior Play Cast 12;Glee Club 12; Prom Comm.I I; Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I,12; Vocational Medical Club10, I I , 12; Monitor 10. I I :Ref's Club 10, I I, 12; G.A.A.Council 12; Girls' Sports 9,10, I I, 12; Modern Dance 12;Tumbling Club 10, I I . 12;Red Cross Council 10, 12.
College or Secretary
CAROL JANE LEWIS205 Thomas Street
"Lou" or "Inch"
Golden C Staff 12, Typ. Chr.;Spotlight I I , 12; Senior PlayCast 12; Music Club 12;Girls' Ensemble 12; GleeClub 12; La Tertulia 12; FT.A. Club I I , 12, Treas. I I .Pres. 12; G.A.A. Council 12,Treas.; Girls' Sports 9, 10.I I . 12; Prom Comm. I I;Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I, 12;Senior Play Crew 12; Monitor
College: Elementary Teacher
OLIVE VERN LIVINGSTON217 Retford Avenue
"Ollie"
Spotlight I I ; Senior PlayCrew 12; Red Cross Council10. I I , 12, Vice-Pres. I I . Pres.12; La Tertulia 12; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9.10, I I , 12; Mask & BaubleI I, 12; Photography Club 9,10, Sec; Monitor 9; Girls'Sports 9, I I , 12.
College: Elementary Teacher
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
StudentfCoJncil 9, 10,Trea>J"ll, Co-Chr/)r'to
i &rounds Comm. / rl j-^Officer 9, 10, s/ujj.
Rep.; Spotlight IB. I I ; SPlay Cast 10, I I, 12; SPlay Crew I I ; Music ClubI I, 12, Pres. 12; Boys' DoQuartet 11,12; Dance CoI I , 12; Hi-Y Club I I ,Monitor I I ; Baseball 10.Mgr.; Tennis 9.
College
10,ble
of the front door as we became seniors,
privilege, that of leaving school at 7:33/
PATRICIA ELIZABETHMACKENZIE
16 Locust Drive
"Pat" or "Shorty"
Class Officer 9, 10, Sec;Band 9, 10, I I , 12. Twirler;Dance Comm. 12; Girls'Sports 9, I I , 12; TumblingClub 10, I I , 12; Prom Comm.I I .
Secretary
DIANE MACKIE500 High Street
"Di"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight12; Senior Play Crew 12, Asst.Stage Mgr.; Entre Nous 10,I I, 12; La Tertulia 12; PromComm. I I ; Mask & BaubleI I , 12; Photography Club 9,10, Treas. 9; Monitor 9, 10,I I : Assembly Usher I I , 12;Girls' Sports I I , 12.
College
RICHARD MacMILLAN
223 Walnut Avenue
"Moon"
Golden C Staff 12; Rod &Gun Club 9.
Photoengraving or Painting
ROBERT LEWIS MAGAN5 Grove Street
"Whitey"
Red Cross Council 9; VisualAids 9, 10, I I , 12; StageCrew 9, 10, I I , 12, MasterElec. 12; Chess Club 9; Soc-cer 10, I I , 12.
Undecided
MARIE JOAN MANURY
24 Hollywood Avenue
"Chink" or "Bunny"
Band I I , 12, Twirler; LibraryCouncil 10; Prom Comm. I I ;Girls' Sports 9, 10, I I , 12;Tumbling Club 10. I I , 12.
Private Secretary
SANDRA HART MARINO14 Burnside Avenue
"San" or "Sandy"
Band I I. 12, Twirler; LibraryCouncil 9; Dance Comm. 11;Girls' Sports 11.
Undecided
The calorie-counters vs. the merry-munchers.
MARTIN DAVIDMATTHEWS
20 Indian Spring Road
"Matt" or "Matty"
Model Railroad Club 9, 10.I I, 12, Treas. 12; Chess Club10, I I ; Football 9; OutdoorTrack 9; Soccer I I , 12.
College
A spirited rally and march through town
At the same time our new Cougar made
PATRICIA MARLENEMcCREA
216 Columbia Avenue
"Pat"
Glee Club I I : Library Coun-cil 10; Monitor 9, 10.
Business School
JOHN MCCARTHYRoosevelt Avenue
T H O M A S McENTEE
19 Shetland Drive
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Golden C Staff 12; Monitor9, 10, I I, 12; Football 9. 10.12; Basketball 9, 10, I I , 12;Outdoor Track 9; Tennis 10.
DONALD S. McCORD, JR.22 Oak Lane
Dance Comm. 12; Rod & GunClub 12; Outdoor Track 12.
Dance' Co10. If. 17- Monitor 9 ^ ( 0 ;
•ft; GftfeThe spirit that brought home the turkey.
HARRY J. McNALLY, JR.104 Retford Avenue
Student Council 12; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Glee Club 12;Dance Comm. 12: Hi-Y ClubI I . 12; Football I I ; IndoorTrack I I; Outdoor Track 10,I I , 12; Cross Country 12:Wrestling 12; BladensburgHigh 9. 10.
College
24 /\
helped to
his debut,
bring us victory on Turkey Day.
cavorting to the delight of all.
STANLEY MEIER
7 Roosevelt Avenue
"Stan"
F o o t b a l l 10, I I .
Undecided
Cross10; Choy' 12;
9, I 9 7 I M . I 2 :Comm^ l l ; Dance/Qtiimm 9'\jytA, 12; Photofefephy Club-TO; Girls Sports/n.
College
FRANK MODITZ10 New Street
"Mo"
Visual Aids 9; Football 9, 10.
Undecided
ANNE LOTTMORSANTHAU
207 Maple Place
"Anne"
Student Council I I ; Spot-light 10, I I, 12; Senior PlayCast 12; Red Cross Council12; Entre Nous 12; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I, 12; Mask & Bauble 12;Forum Club I I , 12; Girls'Sports I I , 12.
Collage
EDITH DADEMORSANTHAU
207 Maple Place
"Edie"
Spotl ight 10. I I , 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Prom Comm.I I ; Dance Comm. 10, I I , 12;Mask & Bauble 10, I I ; ForumClub I I , 12; Monitor 10;Girls' Sports I I . 12.
College
SENE ANTOINEMONTENECOURT
26 Central Avenue
"Monty"
'age Crew 10; Prom Comm./ / I I; Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I ,l/\2; Rod & Gun Club 9, 10,
12, Pres. I I: Monitor 10;k 10, I I : Outdoor
"0, I I ; Tennis 9.
College
THOMAS CARPENTERNAGLE
7 Hampton Road
"Nick" or "Tom"
Rod 8, Gun Club 10, I I . 12;Hi-Y Club I I , 12; Monitor10; Football 9, 12; Baseball 9;Hockey 9; Golf 10, I I , 12;Pinqry School 9.
College
Presenting the Cougar—Bill or Harry?
The first musical in five years, "Smoky Mountain,"
RUTH ALICE NELSON
321 So. Union Avenue
" A l "
Senior Play Crew 12; RedCross Council I I ; P r o mComm I I : Dance Comm. I I ,12: Moni tor 9.
Secretary
Somehow in those hectic weeks, we found
Student Council 12; SpotlightRed Cross Council 9;
Monitor I ] .
College
ROBERT WESLEY PACE210 Arbor Street
"Ug"
Student Council 9, 12; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Choir I I; GleeClub 10, I I ; Band I I , 12;Stage Crew 10. I I ; ModelRailroad Club 10, I I . 12,Vice-Pres. I I ; Dance Comm.9, 10, I I, 12; Mask & Bauble12; Hi-Y Club I I , 12; IndoorTrack I I , 12; Soccer I I ; Ten-nis I I, 12.
College
BEVERLY MIRIAMPAFFRATH
222 Locust Drive
Senior Play Crew 12; GleeClub I I: Library Council 9,10; Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 9, 10, 12; Photogra-phy Club 10; Monitor 9, 10.
College or Modeling
ROBERT D. PATTERSON16 Windsor Place
"Pat" or "Swede"
Student Council I I ; StageCrew 1 I, 12; Football 9, 10,I I, 12; Indoor Track 10, I I,12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, I I ,12.
College
DAVID BARNER PAUL7 West Holly Street
"Ug"
Senior Play Cast 12; Band 9,10, 12; Visual Aids 10, I I ;Stage Crew 10, I I ; ModelRailroad Club 9, 10, I I , 12;Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I ; Hi-Y Club12; Glee Club 10, I I ; Choir10; Outdoor Track 9; SoccerI I .
College
ROBERT ALAN PETERSEN103 Mohawk Drive
"Pete" or "Hayseed"
Visual Aids 9, 10, I I . 12,Sec.-Treas. 10, Vice-Pres. I I ,Pres. 12; Stage Crew 9. 10,I I , 12; Prom Comm. I I ;Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I , 12;Hi-Y Club I I , 12, Vice-Pres.I I ; Football 9, 10, I I , 12; In-door Track 10, I I , 12; Out-door Track 10, I I . 12.
College
was our senior production; and
time to have our senior pictures taken.
DORIS MARIE POELTLER
217 So. Union Avenue
"Dee"
Prom Comm. I I ; Monitor 9.
Undecided
JOHN LESSETT POTTERI I English Village
"Jack" or "Salty"
Senior Play Cast 10: Rod &Gun Club 12, Treas.; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I , 12; Hi-YClub I I , 12; Monitor 9, 10;Basketball 10, Mgr.; Baseball9; Indoor Track I I , 12; Out-door Track I I. 12; Soccer 12.
CHARLES WILLIAMPRESTON
201 Orange Avenue
"Chuck" or "Cholly"
Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 12; Rod & Gun ClubI I , 12; Hi-Y Club I I , 12;Monitor 10, I I ; Football 9;Basketball 9, 10, I I, 12; Base-ball 9; Outdoor Track I I , 12;Cross Country 12; Golf 10.
BEATRICE REEVES
406 Casiio Avenue
"Bea"
Student Council 9; Spotlight10, I I, 12. Editor-in-Chief 12;National Honor Society I I ,12; Senior Play Cast 12; Sen-ior Play Crew I I , 12, Wdrbe.Mist.; Band 12; Color Bearer;Entre Nous I I , 12; PromComm. I I , Gen. Chr.; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I. 12; Mask &Bauble 10; Monitor 9, 10;Ref's Club 9, 10, I I . 12; Girls1
Sports 9, 10, I I , 12.
College
JERILYN E. ROBEY409 Orange Avenue
"Jeri"
Student Council 12; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Music Club I I ,12; Girls' Ensemble 12; FrenchClub 12; Forum Club 10, 12;Mask & Bauble I I , 12; As-sembly Usher I I , 12; DanceComm. 10. I I , 12; ModernDance 9; Spotlight 10, I I, 12;Girls' Sports 10, I I , 12; Moni-tor I I; Prom Comm. I I; GleeClub 9. 10, I I ; Choir I I , 12;Red Cross Council 10.
College
DONALD ROSENCRANTZ105 Beech Street
"Rosie"
Golden C Staff I I , 12; Spot-light I I , 12, Photo Editor;Senior Play Crew 12; La Ter-tulia I I . 12. Pres. 12; PromComm. I I , Pub. Chr.; DanceComm. 9. 10, I I , 12; Pho-tography Club 10; Hi-Y ClubI I , 12. Vice Pres. 12; Foot-ball 10. I I , Mgr.
College
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WILLIAM DRYSDALEROSENCRANTZ
6 Central Avenue
"Dings" or "Rosey"
Senior Play Cast 12: MusicClub 10. I I, 12: Choir 9, 10,M, 12; Glee Club 9, 10, I I .12: Boys' Double Quartet 12;Stage Crew 9; Prom Comm.I I : Dance Comm. 10; Rod &Gun Club I I, 12; Monitor 9,10; Basketball 9, 10, Mgr.;Baseball I I; Tennis 10:
College
PETER RUMERY437 Casino Avenue
"Rum"
Football 9, 10, I I, 12; IndoorTrack I I , 12.
Navy
Even after grinding the gears
We boned up on fhe laws, passed all the
Have you tried the ignition?
ARLENE MARY SAWYER43 Meeker Avenue
"Soy" or "Blondie"
Student Council 9; Band 10,I I, 12, Twirler; Library Coun-cil 9; Dance Comm. 12; Girls'Sports I I , 12.
Secretarial School
KAREN LOUISE SCHAEFER502 Central Avenue
Spotlight 10. I I , 12: GleeClub 9, I I ; Entre Nous I I,12; La Tertulia 12; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10. I I . 12; Mask & Bauble 10;Monitor 9, 1 0 ; AssemblyUsher I I . 12; Ref's Club 10,11, 12: Girls' Sports 9. 10, I I ,12; Modern Dance 9.
College
GAIL MARIE SCHATZ4 Stratford Terrace
"Schataie"
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight12; Entre Nous 12; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I , 12; Mask & Bauble10, I I , 12; Forum Club I I ;Girls' Sports 9, 10, I I , 12;Cheerleading 12; TumblingClub 10. I I . 12.
Business
STEPHEN DONALDSCHLAPAK
327 So. Union Avenue
"Sug"
Football 9, 10, I I , 12; IndoorTrack I I, 12; Outdoor Track10, I I , 12.
Navy
and jerking the clutch in the new dual-control car,
tests, and came out full-fledged drivers!
DOROTHY LILLIANSCHMITZ
39 Hollywood Avenue
"Dottio" or "Schliti"
Golden C Staff 12; SpotlightI I ; Senior Play Crew 12;Glee Club 9; Prom Comm.I I, Dance Comm. 9, 10, 12;Photography Club 10, I I ;Girls' Sports I I.
Secretarial School
JAMES COOK SCHROEDER57 Normandie Place
"Jungle" or "Jim"
Student Council 10; ClassOfficer 10, Treas.; Golden CStaff 12, Boys' Sports Edit.;Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 9, 10, I I, 12; Rod &Gun Club I I, 12; Hi-Y Club12; Monitor 10, I I ; Football10; Indoor Track 9, 10, I I .12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, I I,12; Cross Country I I , 12.
College
ELAINE BARBARASCHWEIZER
337 Lincoln Avenue E.
"Laine"
Class Officer 12, Sec; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Music Club 12;Girls' Ensemble 12; Choir 10.I I ; La Tertulia I I . 12, Sec.12; Pro.n Comm. I I : DanceComm. I I ; Chess Club 9;Photography Club 10; G.A.A.Council 12; Senior PlayCrew 12; Girls' Sports 10, I I .12; Modern Dance 10; GleeClub 9, I I , 12.
JANET SHEEHAN706 Willow Street
"Jan"
Spotlight I I ; Entre Nous I I .12; Prom Comm. I I ; DanceComm. 12; Monitor I I .
SANDRA YVONNE SEIG122 Retford Avenue
"Sandy"
Golden C Staff 12; SeniorPlay Crew I I , 12, Prop. CrewMist. 12; Music Club 12;Girls' Ensemble 12; Choir 12;Glee Club 9; Prom Comm.11;12;10,12;Mod
Dance Comm.Vocational12; ForumAssemblyem Dance
MeCl
Ush9.
9:diuber
. 10, 1 1,cal Club
10,I I ,
I I ,12;
College
BARBARA LOUISE SMITH711 Springfield Avenue
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight12; Red Cross Council 9, 10,I I , Purchasing Agent 10, I I ;Music Club I I , 12: LibraryCouncil 10, I I ; Dance Comm.9; Vocational Medical Club12; Girls' Sports I I ; ModernDance I I.
Medical Secretary
Does it take mistletoe to graduate?
FAITH MARIE SPARER35 So. *UJMOP Avenue
Student Council 9,Point Systeicil 9;tuliaDance Comm.^y 10, \2\ fa?urn Club JiOCItT l2^_Voc4fional MedicaN. Club _ |2, Pres.
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WALTER SOSNOWSKI1042 Raritan Road
"Sos"
Class Officer 9, 10, I I , 12,Vice-Pres. 9, 10, Pres. I I , 12;Senior Play Cast 12; PromComm. I I ; Dance Comm. 9,10, I I, 12; Hi-Y Club I I , 12,Pres. 12; Basketball 9, 10, I I ,12; Baseball I I , 12; CrossCountry 12.
College
8 Balmiere Parkway
"Tony"
Glee Club 12; Prom Comm.I I; Dance Comm. 9, 10, I I ,12: Rod 8, Gun Club 9; Hi-Y Club M, 12; Monitor 10,I I ; Football 9, 10, I I . 12;Golf 9, 10, I I, 12; GoldenC Staff 12.
College
n o t f e e d t h e . . .
All of us passed so many hours
Those college applications and our
in the
future
PETER J. STEINER123 New Street
"Pete"
d 9, 10, I I , 12; Outdorack I I , Wrestling 12.
I i Undecided
RET ANN STRUBLELexington Avenue
"Margie"
Spotlight I I , 12; Glee Club12; Prom Comm. I I ; Photo-graphy Club I I ; Girls' Sports12; Red Cross Council 12.
Secretary
ALLAN TANNENBAUM73 Lawn Terrace
"A l "Glee Club 9.
Marine Corps or Army
ROBERT JAMES TIERNEY95 Winans Avenue
"Bob"
Glee Club 10, 12; ChessClub 12.
Navy
guidance office in conference with Mr. K.,-
plans really had us quite bewildered.
JOHN TREACY JR.243 North Avenue W.
Service
\
ROSARIE ELAINETRUNCALE
207 Rankin Avenue
"Rose"
Spotlight 10; Red CrossCouncil 10, I I : Monitor 10;Girls' Sports 12; LindenHigh 9; Dramatic Club 9;Glee Club 9.
Private Secretary
CAROL DEMARESTTURNER
I9y Indian Spring Road
' "Kelly"
Golden C Staff 12; SpotlightI I , (2;'"National .'Honor So-defy M. 12: Senior Play Cast/12; -Musi /Club^l , \\,^4Ensemble 12; Enfre Nous12; La' :Tert<jlia , 12"; - PromComm. I I; Mask &' Bauble 18,I I , 12; R/Ps Club I I . 'fi-JGirls' Sports 9, 10, I I , 12;Tumbling Club 12; Chofr 10,( I ; Gte» _£lub 9; forumClub, 10; 'ivfonitorv»1,y+2i-/y"
College
MARY LUCINDAVERENEAULT
21 Park Avenue
"Mary Lou"
Spotlight I I , 12; PromComm. I I; Dance Comm. 9,I I , 12; F.T.A. Club I I , 12;Monitor 9, I I; Ref's Club I I ,12; Girls' Sports 9, 10, I I ,12; Modern Dance 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12.
Physical Education Teacher
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RICHARD VONGERSDORFF
133 Hillcrest Avenue
"Vee-Gee"
B a s e b a l l 10, I I , 12.
Air Force
SAYLE VIRGINIAWADDILL
127 Oak Lane
Spotlight I I, 12; Senior PlayCrew 12; Red Cross Council12: Glee Club 9, 10; EntreNous I I, 12; Prom Comm. I I;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 12; F.-T.A. Club 12, Treas. Mask &Bauble I I , 12: Forum Club12; Assembly Usher I I, 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10, I I , 12:Modern Dance 9, 10, M, 12.
f
College
BARBARA ANN WAHL43 John Street
"Barb" or obbie
Golden C Staff 12; SpotlightI I; Senior Play Crew 12; RedCross Council I I; Da.iceComm. 9, 10, 12; Photog-raphy Club 9. 10. I I , Sec. I I.Monitor 10; Ref's Club 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10. I I , 12;Modern Dance 12.
Secretarial Srhool
"Lookin1 around for something to do.1
GEORGE M. WALSH614 Orchard Street
Student Council 12, Co-Chr.House & Grounds Comm.;Golden C Staff 12. Asso.Editor; National Honor So-ciety I I , 12: Senior PlayCast 12: Model RailroadClub 9: Prom Comm. I I ;Dance Comm. 10, I I , 12;Chess Club 9, 10; Hi-Y ClubI I , 12, Pres. I I; Football 9,10, I I , 12, Mgr.; Radio Club10, I I , Pres. I I .
College
GEORGE WILLIAMWANKMUELLER JR.
4 Cranford Terrace
Model Railroad 9, 10, I I .Pres. 10; Outdoor Track 9;Soccer 10.
Navy
/ '
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DOROTHY LOUISEWEBSTER
7 Edgebrook Place
"Dot" or "Dotty"
GMBen\ CJftotf 12; Spotlightl-ly l2VWnior Play Crew 12;'rom Oofnm. I I: Girls' Sports10, 11,/ 12; Modern Dance 9,U>, .12.v * V Secretary
Before we knew it, the year ended with
On graduation night it seemed impossible1.
ARTHUR EARNESTWENDELKEN
33 Algonquin Drive
"Windy"
Basketball 10. I I , 12; Tennis9, 10, I I , 12.
College
BARBARA JOAN WEST614 Springfield Avenue
"B" or "Barbs"
Glee Club 9; Library Council9; Prom Comm. I I ; Voca-tional Medical Club I I; Girls'Sports I I .
Secretary
JAMES A. WILLIAMSI I Doering Way
"Willy"
Prom Comm. I I ; ForurrClub 10, I I , Treas.
College
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exams and the arrival of class night.
Could four yeacs be over so soon?
JUDITH PATRICIAWILLIAMS
504 Central Avenue
"Judy"
Student Council 10; Spotlight10, I I , I2T Senior Play Crew12; Red Cross Council 12;Entre Nous 12; Dance Comm.10, I I , 12; Mask & Bauble10, " I I ; Assembly Usher I I .12; JSirls1 Sports 10, I I . 12; ' .Cheerleading 12;* Modern^ -Dance 10, I I , 12; Tumbling' 'Club I I , 12; Prom Comm. I I ; '(fprum Club I I .
College
CAROL MARGARETWOOLLEY
9 Forest Avenue
"Wool"
Spotlight I I, 12; Senior PlayCast 12; Student Council 9,10, I I , 12, Point SystemComm.; Glee Club 10; En-tre Nous I I , 12; Prom Comm.I I; Dance Comm. 9, 10. I I,12; Forum Club I I ; Monitor11. 12; Girls' Sports 10, I I ;Modern Dance 9.
College
JUDITH WRAY57 Beech Street
"Judy"
Spotlight I I . 12; Prom Com,I I ; Dance Comm. 10,Monitor 10; Girls' Sports12; Modern Dance 10.
College
LEO E. YORI
142 Centennial Aven
"Yogi"
9. 10; Ind.
College
RICHARD W. YOUNG23 Parker Avenue
"Dick"
Visual Aids I I , 12; Stage2 10. I I , 12; Football 9.10; Baseball 9; Hockey 9.
Navy
WILLIAM JOSEPH ZAK16 Cranford Avenue
"Bill"
College
CAROLE ANN21 Carpen+e
"Caz" or '
Red Cross Courbrary Council 1
ZEKOLLr Place
•Zelce"
icil 12; LI1, Vice-Pres
Modeling
And here we are . . .
The Class of 1956
GOLDEN C STAFF
Row one: Sandra Sieg, Gail Flannery, Camille Ferro,Yvonne Fraley. Row Two: Glenn Geddings, VirginiaLennon, Suzanne Bonn, Norma Anderson, CarolTurner.
Seated: George Walsh, Carol Ann Gingery, AnnCrowell, Susan Laird. Standing: Bob Achilles, JeanBelden.
Editor-in-Chief _ _ __ Jean BeldenAssociate Editors Ann Crowell, George WalshBusiness Managers Robert Achilles,
Susan Laird, Carol Ann GingeryArt Staff, Chairman Gall Brach
Patricia Burnash, Richard MacMIIIanPhotography Staff, Chairman Bruno BufalinI
Fred Jackson, Donald RosencrantzTypists, Chairman Carol Lewis
Adele Gaedcke, Clair Gill,Margaret Koromi, Dorothy Webster
Girls' Sports Editor Virginia LennonBoys' Sports Editor _._ _. James SchroederSuperlatives Gail Flannery, Norma Anderson,
Glenn Geddings, Anthony GiglioHistory Sandra Sieg, Patricia Grant, Carol TurnerWill and Prophecy Camille Ferro, Gail Schatz,
Suzanne Bonn, Yvonne FraleyBusiness Staff _ ._ _ Carol Bayak, Theresa Carey,
George Doney, Eleanor Fletcher, Deanna laione,Edward Johnson, Betty Ann Kaminski, MarlonKing, Joyce Kuntzman, Peggy LaGrace, JohnMcCarthy, Dorothy Schmitz, Barbara Smith.Anthony Stein, Barbara Wahl, James Williams
Sponsors Miss Gladys Estabrook, Miss Edna Peairs,Miss Dorothy Robinson, Mr. Frank Spada
Jim Schroeder, Barbara Smith, Carole Bayak, Deannalaione, Marion King, Betty Ann Kaminski. Eleanor Flet-cher, Edward Johnson.
Seated: Gail Brach, Bruno Bufalini, Pat Burnash, FredJackson. Standing: Don Rosencranh, Richard Mac-Millian.
Seated: Carol Lewis, Margaret Koromi, Dorothy Web-ster, Peggy LaGrace, Joyce Kuntiman, Pat Grant,Gail Schatz. Standing: Adele Gaedcke, AnthonyStein, Jim Williams, Anthony Giglio.
"SHALL WE DANCE?"(Best Dancers)
Glenn GeddingsBill Livingston'
"LITTLE WHITE LIES"(Biggest Line)Karen SchaeferBruce Bennett
"HEY THERE"(Friendliest)
Suzanne Bonn—Fred Jackson
"DON'T MESS WITHMR.-IN-8ETWEEN"
(Mutt and Jeff)Patty Mackenzie—Dan Berry
OUR HIT
"TOP HAT, WHITE TIE,AND TAILS"(Best Dressed)
Gail Brach—Jim Benko
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"NIGHT AND DAY"(Most Talkative)
Carol-Ann GingeryJack Bevan
PARADE
"I'LL WALK ALONE"(Man Hater 8, Woman Hater)Joan Hackmann—Dan Berry
HEY, GOOD LOOKINS1
(Best Looking]Crowe]!—Leo Yori
"WELL BUILD ASTAIRWAY TO THE STARS"
(Most Likely to Succeed)Jean Belden—George Walsh
"SCHOOL DAYS.SCHOOL DAYS"
(Favorite Teachers}Miss Schwoerer—Mr. Avery
"I'M SITTING ONTOP OF THE WORLD"
(Most Carefree)Virginia LennonChuck Preston
"THE OLD MASTERPAINTER"
(Best Artists)Gail Brach
Richard MacMillan
'AIN'T WE GOT FUN1
(Wittiest)Elsie Giordano
Richard MacMillan
"MY BUDDY"(Best Friends)
Bob Petersen—Bob Patterson
"SAY IT WITH MUSIC"
(Best Musicians)
Susan Laird — Bruno Bufalini
"MA, HE'S MAKING EYES AT ME"
(Class Flirts)
Barbara Jordan — Edward Johnson
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"BODY AND SOUL"(Best Figure and Physique!
Joan Manury—Bob Patterson
"ALL THE THINGSYOU ARE"
(Best All 'Round)Jean Belden
Walter Sosnowski
"PLAYMATES"(Best Friends)
Carol Lewis—Carol Kusi
"HEAT WAVE"(Biggest Blushers)Patty MacKenzieJohn McCarthy
"AIN'T WE GOT FUN"
(Wittiest)
Elsie Giordano — Richard MacMillan
"TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME"
(Most Athletic)
Cammy Ferro — Walter Sosnowski
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Our Senior Ploy...
"Look away, over Yandro . . .""If I was as young as I used to be . . ."
wSMOKY MOUNTAIN
'Won't we loot purty in the ballroom . . ."
Did we finally sing it right, Miss Specht7
Hard, long hours of rehearsal . . . the patience of Miss
Specht and Miss Mathews . . . lunch in the auditorium
. . . excitement of opening night, November 8 . . .
bright and gay costumes . . . hand clapping, toe tapping
melodies . . . Grandpa and Aunt Sarie . . . rhythmic
spirituals . . . Jess and George . . . mountain moonshine
. . . lively swirling hill-billy dancers . . . Arabella and
Ben . . . happy, carefree folk . . . story telling background
songs . . . two night stand . . . enormous cast party . . .
all s well that ends well.
41"—jest needed a mite o* persuadin'—"
CAROMonths of preparation and anticipation . . .
4000 pink and white balloons . . . gay carou-
sel ponies . . . the music of Ray McKinley and
his band . . . the vocal of Peggy Barrett . . -
filmy gowns and summer tuxedos . . . dancing
from 9 till 2 . . . Ed and Marion crowned
king and queen . . . the grand march . . .
favors for the girls . . . delicious supper at
midnight . . . "Carousel," an evening never
to be forgotten.
Alt we need now is the band.
The end in sight, at 3 o'clock
1955 PROM COMMITTEE
GeneralBeatrice Reeves Mrs. W. G. Walsh
DecorationsGail Brach Mr. B. C. LongenbachAnn Crowell
PublicityDonald Rosencrantz Mrs. W. A. Witte
Mrs. E. W. Schroeder
FinanceAnthony Giglio
Mrs. J. A. Montenecourt
RefreshmentsJean Belden Mrs. C. M. Preston
ProgramsGlenn Geddings
FacultyMiss B. L Schwoerer
Mr. G. F. ZimmermanOn the colorful Carousel
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Popular music of today adds to the
entertainment and enjoyment of our
lives, whether the preference be slow
mood music or fast tempos. Similarly
we like to think of our extra-curricular
program as providing the "popular"
swing to our school life: a program
which will suit the talents and interests
of every student and furnish the back-
ground necessary for a well-rounded
personality.
ACTIVITIES
The Point System Committee which regulates our Activities.45
SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Seated: Carla Castaldo, Jack Burton, Sharon Austin, RichardLuby, Mr. A very. Standing, row one: Gail Flannery, JeanBel den, Robert Ferro, Gail Brach, Stephanie Morrison, Bar-bara Jordan, Elonda Fiti Gerald, Eleanor Jorlett, Carol Bus-chold, Joyce Sbaggs, Linda Loranger, Clara Puglisi, Joyce.Kuntzman, Barbara McGovern, Frances Scan Ion. Standing,row two: Anthony Giglio, Carol Kusiv. Judith Steiti, Veron-ica Kubeck, Barbara Kromer, Haiel Rich, Loii Hallenback,
Marcia Achilles, Jerilyn Robey, Sally Starr, Patricia Dono-van, Geraldine Arnold, Faith Sharer. Standing, row three:Ted Weiland, William Livingston, Sharon Cocuiza, AlbertVajda, William Weydemeyer, .Russell Hardy, Harry McNally,Richard Armstrong, Richard Hurley. Standing, row four:James Hudson, George Walsh, Floyd Schroppe, John Mun-day, David Conley, Robert Slagle, George Williams, Stan-ley Gloeckner.
Mr. Avery, Richard Luby, Carla Castaldo, Jack Bur-ton, Sharon Austin.
OFFICERS
President John Burton
Vice-President Sharon Austin
Secretary _ Carla Castaldo
Treasurer Richard Luby
Sponsor _ _ Mr. James Avery
STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Point System Faith Sharer
Election Elonda FitzGerald
Service Gail Flannery, Jean Belden
Publicity Gail Brach
Assembly James Hudson
House and Grounds George Walsh
William Livingston
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote high scholarship,leadership, service, and character among high school students. Five per cent of the|unior class and ten per cent of the senior class may be elected if they meet themembership requirements. Character, service, and leadership are necessary foreligibility. In addition, a 4.5 average for juniors and a 4.2 average for seniors mustbe maintained, where A is equal to 5 and B Is equal to 4. Final selection is basedon a ballot of the faculty.
Seated: Susan Laird, Carol-Ann Gingery, Carol Turner, JeanBelden, George Walsh, Beatrice Reeves, Sharon Austin,Gail Brach, Carol Kusiv. Standing, row one: Mr. Zimmer-man, ftul Morrison, Tertia Moore, Lynn Jacobsen, Joyce
Sltaggs, Susan Aborn, Carol Woolley, Patricia Burnash,Jerilyn Robey, Marion King. Standing, row two: RobertLongacre, Gene Griffiths, James DiClerico, Robert Achilles,Anthony Giglio, Bruno Bufalini.
PresidentSecretary-Treasurer
George Walsh... Jean Belden
Seniors Elected 1955
Sharon AustinJean BeldenGail BrachAnn CrowellCarol-Ann GingeryCarol KusivSusan LairdBeatrice ReevesCarol TurnerGeorge Walsh
Seniors Elected 1956
Robert AchillesBruno BufaliniPatricia BurnashElonda FitzgeraldAnthony GiglioMarion KingJerilyn RobeyBarbara WahlCarol Woolley
Juniors Elected 1956
Susan AbornJames DiClericoGene GriffithsLynn JacobsenRobert LongakerLinda LorangerTertia MoorePaul MorrisonJoyce Skaggs
JUNIOR RED CROSS
OFFICERS
President OLIVE LIVINGSTON
Vice-President ERNESTINE REHDER
Secretary STEPHANIE MORRISON
Treasurer DOUGLAS POPP
Assistant Secretary ROBERTA SCHILUNGER
Sponsor MISS ELLA HAVER
Ernestine Rehder, Deanne Johnson, MissHaver, Olive Livingston, Mary Rogers,packing Care boxes.
Row one: Paul Martin, Michael Carlossi, Robert Sharer, Vic-tor Wiess, Dolores Scheller, Olive Livingston, Miss Haver,Ernestine Rehder, Pamela Mayberry, Bonnie Copeland, LindaSwarfs, Peter Fischer. Row two: Marilyn Mataeky, Bill Boyko,Nancy Degen, Ann Henehan, Virginia Albert, Jane Sheldon,Kathy Morrison, Nancy Grad, Jean McNab, Judy Marcell,Mary Beckett. Row three: Elaine Guyer, Betty Kraetsch, San-dra Williams, Loretta McGuire, Susan Montgomery, CathieWeiss, Sally Sorenson, Mary Montenecourt, Lynn Mason, Lie-
da McCall, Richard Freed man. Row four: Dorothy Verenault,Mary Ann McHarg, Nancy Colburn, Sandra Stevens, JoanBird, Lois Tomback, Patricia Lysaght, Suianne Mallery, Al-len Cone, Charles Peterson, Marilyn MacMillan, StephanieMorrison. Row five: Leland Witting, Claire Gill, Betty AnnKaminski, Jane Dittmar, Gayle Waddill, Judy Williams, Vir-g:nia Lennon, Barbara Harris, Sandra Oastaldo, Allen Arf-tin. Walter Keefer.
n.
Row one: Donald Rosencranti. Mr. Buonaguro, Adele Gaed-cke, Susan Angle, Marion King, Eleanor Fletcher, BedReeves, Carol Ann Gingery, Camille Ferro, Suzanne Bonn,Patricia Grant, Carol Kusiv. Row two: Fred Jackson, JacltBurton, Carolyn Clay. Barbara Jordan, Phyllis Altlan, MarilynMlnetti, Patricia Burnash, Yvonne Faley, Mary Ann Schnit-zer, Barbara McGovern, Linda Hooley, Sonja Gerow, LoisTomback. Row three: Frances Scanlon, David Schwartz, De-anna laione, Edith Morganthau, Gail Flannery, Virginia Len-non, Regina Hooper, G era Id in e Arnold, Patricia Lysacht,Carla Castaldo, Dorothy Byrnes, Carol Shaheen. Row four:Bonnie Manny, Mary Harris, Candy Carter, Carol Lewis,Judy Williams, Gayle Waddill, Carol Woolley, Anne Mor-
ganthau, Gail Brach, Elizabeth Anderson, Judy Wray, CarolBuschold, Dorothy Walters, Margaret Yuckman. Row five:Carol Stockla, Janet McConnell, Judy Steitz, Faith Sharer,Susan Laird, Jerilyn Robey, Roberta Geiger, Margaret Strue-bel, Mary Rogers, Dorothy Webster, Karen Schaefer, Elea-nor Jorlett. Row six: Karoline DeMartini, Lee Colburn, Phyl-lis Smith, Sandra Downey, Patricia Donovan, Judy Barron,Julie Cromarty, Sandra Kromer, Ann Henehan, LorettaMcGuire. Row seven: Carol Turner, Diane Mackie, BarbaraSmith, Barbara White, Sandra Koyen, Mary Buontempo,Carol McKeown, Virginia Anderson, Susan Reinhart, ClaudiaFurman.
THE SPOTLIGHT
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor-in-Chief .. Beatrice ReevesMake-Up Editor1; ___ Susan Angle, Marion KInqFeature Editors . Suzanne Bonn, Patricia GrantNews Editors . . Eleanor Fletcher, Carol Ann GingeryGirls' Sports __..- - . . . ..... Camille FerroBoys' Sports __ John Burton, Fred JacksonPhotography __ „ Donald RosencrantzArt Editor Carol KusivBusiness Manager __ _ Susan AngleAdvertising Manager .. . Marion KingFinance Manager _._ Adele GaedckeFaculty Advisors -.. Mr. Paul Buonaguro
Miss Edna PeairsMr. Charles Post
"All the news that's fit to print"
Entre NousOFFICERS
PresidentANN CROWELL
Vice-PresidentCAROL-ANN GINGERY
SecretaryBFVERLY MANNING
TreasurerBILL LIVINGSTON
Refreshment Chairman
CAROL WOOLLEY
ell, Carol-Ann Gingery. Row two: Doris Lalin,
Seated: Leslie Ault, Russell Hardy, Herbert Ehlers, Richard Salway. Standing: Richard Ro-bey, Mr. Blanken, Robin Ault.
Chess ClubOFFICERS
PresidentHERBERT EHLERS
Secretary-TreasurerLESLIE AULT
SponsorMR. MAURICE BLANKEN
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La Tertulia
Row one: Jack Burton, Yvonne Fraley, Karen Schaefer, Sally Starr. Donald Rosencranti.Patricia Burnash, Norma Anderson, Susan Wagner, Eleanor Fletcher, Jean Belden. Rowtwo: Richard Voellel, Camille Ferro, Carol Lewis, Carol Kusiv, Diane Maclie, CarolTurner, Beverly Tyree, Patricia Donovan, Faith Sharer. Row three: Floyd Schroppe,Elonda Fitz Gerald, Joyce Kuntiman, Elaine Schweiier, Miss Blackman, Margaret Heney.
OFFICERSPresident DONALD ROSENCRANTZVice-President PATRICIA BURNASHSecretary ELAINE SCHWEIZERTreasurer CAMILLE FERRORefreshment Chairman JEAN BELDENSponsor MISS CAROL BLACKMAN Initiation night
United Nations'Stamp Club
OFFICERS
PresidentALBERT VAJDA
Vice-PresidentROBERT CRUDEN
SecretaryCHARLENE BEDFORD
TreasurerJAMES COFFEE
SponsorMISS ELLA HAVER Seated: Robert Cruden, Albert Vaida, James Coffee, Charlene Bedford, Miss
Haver. Standing: Richard Voelltel. Paul Kinney, Floyd Schroppe. Robert Peterson,Charles Eaton, Richard Salway, Tipton Snipes, Ronald Sassi, Lee Colburn, JamesPrior.
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Row one: Robert Pace, David Paul, Russell McGrath, Robert Phyllis Smith, Bill Livingston. Row four: Diane Erdmann, Jeri-Ferro. Row two: Sharon Parkin, Anne Morganthau, Gail lyn Robey, Louise Prista, Sara McNally, Gayle Waddill,Schatz, Glenn Geddings, Miss Mathews, Patricia Grant, Jan- Carla Castaldo, Carol Buschold, Carol Turner, Diane Mackie.ice Giles. Row three: Ann Crowell, Gail Brach, Gail Rogers. Row five: Susan Laird, Carol Ann Gingery, Olive Livingston,Hazel Rich, Sandra Castaldo, Holly Milius, Joyce Skaggs, Patricia Burnash, Sally Starr, Lynn Jacobsen, Dorothy Walters.
MASK AND BAUBLE
OFFICERS
PresidentPATRICIA GRANT
Vice-PresidentGLENN GEDDINGS
SecretaryJANICE GILES
TreasurerSTEPHEN REIMAN
SponsorMISS ALICE MATHEWS
Annual Christmas dinner
AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS
Row one: David Beach, Douglas Milgram, Charles Boardman. Row two: James Prior, Arthur Benin-tente, Albert Vaida, Dennis Chew, Robert Lawrence, Robert Mauriello. Richard Hughes. Row three:Miltro DeFabio, David Weiland, George Doney, Robert Magan, Thomas Bowers, Jack Bevan. Rowfour: Mr, Daley, Richard Young, Earl Druckenmiller, Vincent Guerriero, Stuart Roth, Frank Pargiello,Robert Petersen.
OFFICERS
Co-Master Eleo+ricians
JACK BEVAN
ROBERT MAGAN
STAGE CREW
OFFICERS
President
ROBERT PETERSEN
Secretary-Treasurer
ROBERT LAWRENCE
Sponsor
MR. COURTLAND DALEY
Kneeling: Thomas Bowers, Dennis Chew, Bill Weydemeyer, Russell Mc-Grath, Ted Weiland. Standing, row one: Charles Boardman, RichardYoung, Miltro DeFabio, Robert Petersen, George Doney, Mr. Daley. Rowtwo: Vincent Guerriero, Earl Druckenmiller, Robert Lawrence, Back: Rich-ard Hughes, Robert Magan, Jack Bevan.
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Forum Club
Seated: Carol Stewart, Carol-Lynn Sellers, Edith Morganthau, Judith Steitz, Janet McConnell,Sandra Sieq. Standing, row one: Mr. Budman, Faith Sharer, Norma Anderson, Anne Morgan-thau, Gayle Wad dill, Karoline De Martini, Candy Carter, Sharon Parkin. Standing, row two:Ann Henehan, Nancy Col burn, Susan Laird, John Schroeder, Lee Col burn, Barbara Smith;Tipton Snipes.
Library Council
OFFICERS
PresidentJUDITH STEITZ
Vice-PresidentMARY HARRIS
SecretaryJANET McCONNELL
SponsorMR. KARL BUDMEN
OFFICERS
PresidentJENNY HILL
Vice-PresidentJOAN BIRD
Secretary-TreasurerMARIE DELANEY
SponsorMRS. ESTELLE MARKS
Seated: Dolores Scheller, Marie Delaney, Barbara Tunison, Mn. Marks. LorraineKenny, Ellen Cawley. Standing: Sharon McCandless, Steven Anderson, Jerard Ruch,Jenny Hill, Joan Bird, Phyllis Clemenson, John Lee. Robert Bowers.
Vocational Medical Club
OFFICERS
PresidentFAITH SHARER
Vice-PresidentSHARON McCANDLESS
SecretaryDOROTHY WALTERS
TreasurerELEANOR FLETCHER
SponsorMISS ELIZABETH DURRELL
Seated: Sharon McCandless, Dotothy Walters, Faith Sharer, Eleanor Fletcher, San-dra Sieg, Miss Durrell. Standing, row one: Lois Tombaclt, Jane Tucker, Eleanor Jor-lett, Mary Rogers, Katy Taavoste, Helen Weber, Bonnie Manny. Standing, row two:Terry Moore, Claudia Furman, Phyllis Altlan. Standing row three: Jacquelyn Priehard,Susan Aborn, Suzanne Mallery, Ernestine Render, Linda Torr, Sandra Koyen, Bar-bara Smith.
Future Teachers of America
OFFICERS
PresidentCAROL LEWIS
Vice-PresidentPHYLLIS SMITH
SecretaryBARBARA WHITE
TreasurerGAYLE WADDILL
SponsorMRS. MARY WILSON
Photography
ClubOFFICERS
PresidentBRUNO BUFALINI
Vice-PresidentBONNIE MANNY
SecretarySANDRA KOYEN
TreasurerRICHARD TURNER
SponsorMISS GLADYS ESTA8RCOK
Row one: Bruno Bufalini, Sandra Koyen, Richard Turner, Bonnie Manny. Row two: CarolStoclla, Janet McConnell, Sharon Parkin, Phyllis Clemenson, Holly Schorn, Ellen Cawley. Rowthree: David Schwartz, Fred Jacltson. Miss Estabroolc, Andrew Ventre, Nancy Miller, TimHayes, John Havers.
Biology Club
Seated: Sharon Cocuzza, Rusty McNab. Standing, row one: Carol Stewart, Carol Harris, Maryann . Ap IWoolley, Carita Voqel, Ann Reed. Marilyn Powers, Victor Whitmeyer, Barbara Sayles, Gail Siems. \Cf* f\ *Standinq, Row two: Theresa Zizwarek, Marilyn DePaul, Barbara Seaman, Janice Papp, Gail Kruck- V-T \j _mann, Richard McGinnis, Alex Sickert, Mr, Yanuzzi. Standing, row three: Jeff Marshall, Marion Mil-ler, Ted Batich, Lynn Larsen, James Coffee, Dennis Chew, Albert Vajda.
OFFICERS ft I]JPresident RUSTY McNAB | f )Vice-President NORMA ANDERSON .r iSecretary VERONICA KUBECK ATreasurer SHARON COCUZZA iSponsor MR. MICHAEL YANUZZI u
Model
Railroad ClubOFFICERS
ROBERT ACHILLES
Vice-PresidentROBERT PETERSON
Secretary-TreasurerMARTIN MATTHEWS
SponsorMR. ROY DANIELS
Seated: Richard Robey, William Kinney, Robert Achilles, Robert Peterson. Standing: Mr.Daniels, David Paul, Thomas Roche, Larry Timmins, Edward Bendel. Howard Gilbert.
Rod and Gun Club
cClintoclc. Thomas Nagle, Frank Delgandio, DonaRow one: Donald Scott, Donald M as Nagle, Frank Delgandio, Donald Winne, Hughes Rice. Robert Albert, Gene Griffiths, RichardL R th Gl A d E
OFFICERSPresident ROBERT LAWRENCEVice-President RICHARD FRUTCHESecretary - - - JOHN PFANNETreasurer JACK POTTERSponsor MR. GEORGE BARDES 57
Hl-Y
SENIOR CHAPTER
Row one: David Wetland, Walter Sosnowski, Donald Rosen-crantz. Row two: Richard Hurley, Bruno Bufaiini, RobertAchilles. Row three: Ddvid Paul, Edward Johnson, WilliamLivingston. Fourth row: Anthony Giglio, Walter Keve, JackBurton. Row five: Charles Preston, George Walsh, HarryMacNally. Row six: Anthony Stein, Stanley Gloeckner. Rowseven: Robert Petersen, Jack Potter, Thomas Nagle, JamesSchroeder, George Doney. Sponsor—Mr. Ramsey.
PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurer
OFFICERSWalter Sosnowski
... Donald RosencrantzDavid WeilandRobert Achilles
JUNIOR CHAPTER
Row one: James McAteer, Robert Longacre, Hugh Colville,Row two: Donald McClintock, James DiClerico, DonaldScott. Row three: Kenneth Sharp, Floyd Schroppe, GlennAllinger. Row four: Paul Morrison, Gene Griffiths, StephenAyre. Row five: Robert Albert, Richard Luby, Douglas Popp.Row six: Frank Walter, David Ward, John Carter, WalterFarrell. Row seven: William Riggs, Peter Wright, Bill Mc-Ateer, John Turner.
OFFICERSPresident Robert AlbertVice-President David WardSecretary Frank Walter
The Hi-Y presents . . . 'The Sadie,
Filling the house for Saturday night. Sadie and Emma drop in for a visit.
La seKorita, Glenn. "The theatah, the theatah, what's happened to the theatah?"
The freshman girls "On the Beat." "Just a little brown girl in a little grass skirt. . ."
and Emma Follies!"
Meanwhile, back at the barbershop. . . "Everybody do the Varsity Drag."
Band and Twirlers
Twirlers: Carol-Ann Gingery, Joan Manury, Corita VogelArlene Sawyer, Yvonne Fraley, Patricia Mackenzie, VirginiaDickison, Joan Lojewski, Lynne Wilson, Joan Hackmann.Flag Bearers: Bea Reeves, Ann Crowell; missing—CamilleFerro. Row one: Mr. Haar, Victor Whitmeyer, Albert LiebJane Collins, Ernestine Render, Virginia Board man, LucQuaintance, Bruno Bufalini. Row two: Stuart Roth, Donala
Girls'Ensemble
Elaine Schweizer, Glenn Geddings, Jerilyn Robey, Gdil Brach, Carol Lewis, Gail Flannery, JeanBelden, Suianne Bonn, Susan Laird, Carol Turner.
Row one: Miss Specht, Joyce Skaggs, Susan Laird, JeanBelden, William Livingston, James McAteer, Beverly Tyree.Row two: Jerilyn Robey, Barbara Smith, Carol Lewis, GailBrach, Norma Anderson, Suzanne Bonn, Gall Flannery, GlennGeddings. Row three: Carol Turner, Elaine Schweiier, Mar-garet Heney, Karoline DeMartini, Sandra Sieg, Lee Colburn,
Susan Aborn, Marilyn Minetti, Carol McKeown, David Con-ley, Jack Burton, Bruno Bufalini, William Rosencranti. Rowfour: Brenda Mayer, Gwen Laurel, Katie Taavoste, CarolStewart, Eleanor Ingeholm, Carol Stockla, James Hudson,Walter Reinhold, Alex Sickert, Fred Jackson, Bill McAteer.
dentPresidentVice-Pr<Sect eta nTreasurerRefreshment ChairmanSponsor
OFFICERSBILL LIVINGSTON
JEAN BELDENJOYCE SKAGGS
JIM McATEERSUSAN LAIRD
MISS OLGA SPECHT
Boys'DoubleQuartet
Fred Jackson, Jim Prior, Bruno Bufalini, Robert Pace, Glenn Allinger, Jack Burton, Bob Achilles,Herbert Hendriclcson.
High SchoolBoys'
Glee Club
Row one: Paul Morrison, Charles Winniclty, Howard Gilbert, Craig Davidson, Stephen Reiman,Miss Specht. Row two: James Prior, Bill Weydemeyer, John Munday, Robert Pells, David Con-ley, Robert Peterson. Row three: Harry McNally, John Townsend, Robert Bowers, RobertTierney, Herbert Hendrickson. Row four: John Sosnowskl, Donald Da mm, Alex Sickert, FloydSchroppe, Peter Wriqht. Row five: James Shaw. Fred Spotts. Russell Hardy, David Kerr,Douglas Popp. Row six: David Leland, David Wei land, Richard Babinec, Arthur Johnsen,David Schwartz.
Choir
Row one: Miss Specht, Kay Alexander, Jane Garland, Mari-lyn Powers, Fred Jackson, Bruno Bufalini, Jay Banker, BillRosencranti, Beverly Tyree, Sandra Si eg, Christine Schillin-ger. Row two: Gwen Laurel, Janet Schneider, Barbara White,Gwen Merritt, Jack Burton, Sidney Adams, Bill Livingston,Bill McAteer, Bill Riggs, Marcia Achilles, Jerilyn Robey,
Patricia Burnash, Carol Pries. Row three: Martha Babcock,Gail Redman, Sally Starr, Sandra Kromer, Jim McAteer,Michael Slane, David Weiland, Edward Johnson, DouglasTucker, Lee Colburn, Emma Lobl, Sandra Koyen, MarciaGeng.
High SchoolGirls'
Glee Club
Row one: Dolores Scheller, Jane Dittmar, Gwen Merritt, Deanna laione, Carol Lewis, GlennGeddings. Row two: Brenda Mayer, Gwen Laurel, Elaine Schweiier, Gail Flannery, SuzanneBonn, Virqinia Ijennon, Beverly McKeiqe. Row three: Phyllis Chiovarou. Arlene Smith, SusanAborn, Carol Shaheen, Maryann Woolley, Arlene Wynn, Jean Brown. Row four: Phyllis Smith.Julie Cromarty, Sharon Cocuiia, Lynn Jacobsen, Camille Ferro, Carol Stockla. Row five:Arlene Hahn, Elaine Schad, Gail Redman, Loretta McGuire, Marion Miller, Anne Henehan.
9th Grade Mixed Chorus
Row one: Gail Lawson, Mary Beth Edwards, Lucy AnnQualntance, Phyllis Helligers, Carol Michaels, Marie deMar-co, Lorrianne Kenny, Holly Schorn, Audrey Rosendale. Rowtwo: Elaine McKenzie, Penny Dunham, Holly Milius, DianeTurrle, Dorayne Dadd, Barbara Douglas, Donna Ziegler,Elaine Guyer, Grace Grail. Row three: Nancy Colburn, Don-na Smith, Suzanne Beberman, Barbara Glawitsch, StephanieMorrison, Patricia McAvoy, Emily Dexter, Carol Nordstrom,Joan Lojewski, Nancy Newman, Dorothy Pierce. Row four:Alida Roosa, Annette Hoagland, Nancy Martens, KathyBrennen, Sharon Sorenson, Joan Briebart, Marion Lawson,
Carol Rudniclti, Judy McFadden, Patricia Sarafin, Susan Wal-lenius, Row five: Richard Willauer, Michael Spalding, GeorgePier, Stephen Anderson, Russell McGrath, Gerard Ruch, BillDennis Roger Holowchak, Peter Anderson, Arthur Cyphers,John Wallenius. Row six: Charles Morrow, Edward Grace,Robert McGrath, Robert Ferro, Kenneth Borup, Richard Mc-Fadden, Richard Waterman. Row seven: David Boyd, GeorgeAbdo. Larry Timmins, Bill Musa, Bob Miller, Teddy Weiland,Ronald Malony, Stephen Foldy, Jim Swaclthammer, PeterStout, Stuart Roth.
As jazz gives a more lively beat
to the realm of music, athletics
provide a faster tempo to our
school life. In the gym and on
the field, athletics develop not
only physical ability, but good
sportsmanship and school spirit
from the fans to the player?
themselves.
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ATHLETICS
Mr. Grayson, Mr. Weelcley, and MrMartin, our three major sports coaches
GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The Girls' Athletic Association, under the guidanceof Mrs. Hilda Daley and Mrs. Ivy Sullivan, governs alfgirls' intramural and interschool sports. Following theregular class program, after-school sports include fieldhockey, archery, tennis, volleyball, basketball, and soft-ball.
The basketball season marks the organization of theref's club. Upon passing a special examination, the girlsundertake ail officiating and scoring of basketball games.The tumbling club is formed through keen competitiontesting the skill of each girl in certain basic stunts. Moderndancing also draws many girls from 9th to 12th grades.Membership in the beginners' group where basic skillsare learned is open to all. Proficiency in these skillsleads the girls to the intermediate and advanced groups.The cheerleading squad, chosen by its sponsor, captain,and an outside group of cheerleaders, leads cheers atfootball and basketball games, organizes pep assembliesand sells booster tags.
For participation in the various activities of the G.A.A.,points are given on the basis of a system set up by theG.A.A. Council. Earning a specified number of pointsentitles the participant to her class numerals and finallythe letter "C" , all of which are awarded by the Councilpresident af the annual spring awards assembly.
"Time in with the whistle!" Carol-Ann Gingery
Row one: Barbara Kromer, Carol Lewis, Patricia Hamilton, Lois Tomback, Camille Ferro. Row two:Sandra Stevens, Dorayne Dadd, Susan Williams, Patricia Donovan, Virginia Lennon, Elaine Schweiier.
OFFICERSPresident CAMILLE FERROVice-President - - - LOIS TOMBACKSecretary PATRICIA HAMILTONTreasurer .._ CAROL LEWISSponsor MRS. IVY SULLIVAN
Kneeling: Karen Schaefer, Susan Laird, Camille Ferro, Diane Erdmann, YvonneFralev, Carol-Ann Gingery, Beatrice Reeves, Mary-Lou Verenault. Standing:Martha Babcoclt, Sandra Stevens, Jane Collins, Pat Donovan, Carol Turner,Carol McKeown, Beverly Manning, Regina Hooper, Frances Scanlon.
Ref's Club
Gait and Joan following Lambert's eight points.
Carol and Jerilyn . . . double threatto the varsity.
Girl's volleyball in session.
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MODERN DANCE
Intermediate Advanced
Front row: Sharon Cocuna, Susan Aborn.Back row: Gayle Waddill, Judy Williams.
Joan Hacltmann, Carla Castaldo, Carol Buschold, Lynn Jacobsen, Joyce Slcaggs,Glenn Geddings.
VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
Judith Williams, Jean Belden, Gail Schati,Barbara Suarei, Linda Loranger, Carol Busch-old, Carla Castaldo, Sally Starr.
Captain Jean BeldenTreasurer Sally StarrSecretary Linda Loranger
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
First row: Emily Dexter, Fern Redman, Sharon Sorenson, Henny Norr, SandraCastaldo. Second row: Sara Jane McNally, Donna Ziegler, Carol Pries, LouisePrista, April Suarei.
The Cougar's Trophy "Come on Cranford, we're for you"
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Row one: Stephen Schlapak, Paul Dunham, Jim Benko, BruceBennett, Leroy Wilson, Robert Patterson, Robert Petersen, Ed-ward Johnson, Charles Boardman, Mgr. Row two: Bill McCord,Mgr., Kenneth Weeks, David Ward. Stephen Zulick, AnthonyStein, Richard Frank, Eric Tarver, Anthony Colaneri, WalterKeve, Howard Gilbert, Mgr. Row three: Roger Holowchak,
Thomas Fukher. Peter Rumery, John Ferguson, Karl Hinfcledey,Glenn Ailing er, Sam Ayers, Stephen Ay re, John McCarthy,Robert MacClary, Mgr. Row four: Frank Dickison, Karl Kaimer,Thomas Nagle, Paul Diefenbruch, Douglas Popp, George WalshMgr., Mr. Grayson.
FOOTBALL
Cranford
02121
6187
192721
Touchdown pass for Leroy.
SCHEDULE
LindenN/lillburn
North PlainfieldRahwayHillside
Roselle ParkRoselle
Scotch PlainsJefferson
Opp.7
13141360007
Reach for it, Sug.
It's the way you play the game.
Hang on, Windy!
Standing: Mr. Avery, DavidW a r d , Robert Hunter,James Curran, RobertHobbie, Walter Sosnow-ski, Arthur Wendelken, DanBerry, Charles Preston,Karl Kaimer, Glenn Allin-ger. Bruce Bennett, BillRiggs, Stephen Zulick, Mr.Martin. Kneeling: RonaldWelke, Richard Hurley,Peter Wright, managers.
BASKETBALLinford
72688866764681768566596979
6881964657
SCHEDULE
AllentownLinden
Scotch PlainsRoselle Park
HillsideSt. Mary's
RahwayRoselleLinden
Clifford ScottWestfieldDunellen
Scotch Plains
RahwayRoselle Park
RoselleWestfield
Summit
Opp
84609050475341516949283674
4850434347
Westfield.
Robbie's famous underhand layup.
New Jersey Group IIIState Championship
nforc6658695573
iWestfield
Newark West SideRegional
EnglewoodPenns Grove
Opp.3837444863
Danny rising above the crowd.
CROSSCOUNTRY
•anford
2030201819212224
SCHEDULE
UnionPlainfield
Irvington TechRahwayEdisonDover
ColumbiaHillside
State Meet — 3rd
Opp
3525353736343331
Row one: Clifford JacUon, Peter Walsh, Gene Griffiths, John Munday. Row two:Charles Preston, Stanley Gloeckner, Bill Hettman, Leroy Gipson, James McAteer.Row three: Walter Sosnowski, James Curran, James Schroeder, Harry MacNally,Mr. Weekley.
INDOOR TRACK
Kent Kirkman, Dick Robey, Bill Morris, Richard Babinec, Bob
Seated: Charles Boardman, Dennis Luker, Gilbert Warren, Fran-cis Keenan, George Wenning, Dick Lewis, Louis McClendon,Jim Schroeder, Walter Keve, John Munday. Standing, row one:Bob Albert, Gene Griffiths, Michael Wilson, Eric Tarver,Charles Preston, Bob Davis, Bob O'Niell, Bruce Bennett, BobKiamie, Ted Munday. Mr. Weekley. Row two: Ed Hobbie, Steve
Ayre. David Weiland. Don McClintoclt. Richard Frank, SamAyers, Leroy Gipson. Row three: Walter Farrell, Peter Trum-pore, Jack Potter, Steven Schlapak, Bob Neufeld, Bill Hetman,Glenn Ailinger. Row four: Harry McNally, Bob Steers, BobPatterson, Bob Petersen, Fred Jackson.
OUTDOOR TRACK
INDOOR
Cranford
3641244149 1
TRACK SCHEDULE
BloomfieldUnion
JeffersonBarringer
Derth Amboy
Opp.
20153521
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OUTDOOR TRACK SCHEDULE
Union Counfy ChampionshipState CYO Mile Relay Championship
•anford436278818667
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North PlainfieldUnionRoselleRahwayHillsideLinden
Opp.745739362950
Union County Relay ChampionshipUnion County Open ChampionshipState Outdoor Relay Championship
Row one: James Prior, Lee Stokes, Stephen Haverson, Paul Morrison. Row two: Har-ry MacNally, Franlt Diclcison, Peter Steiner. Jim Benlco, Donald McClintock, Ke
WRESTLINGThis year saw the advent of the
Wrestling Team. Under the coach-ing of Herbert Farrell, A.A.U. cham-pion, the sport aroused great interestin Cranford High.
Sharp. Row three: Rusty McNab, Peter French, Peter WeiJoseph Peters, Carl Harbaugh, Michael Spalding, Robert Fo
Richard Frutche,ibaugh, Mr. Farrell.
Cranford
513173
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SCHEDULE
SomervillePingry
JeffersonRoselle Park
PlainfieldN. PlainfieldPerth Amboy
Rahway
Opp
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22
SOCCER
Row one: Robert Ramshaw, Tim Sperber, Joel Jorlett, LymanMarshall, Herbert Weiss, Kent Kirlcman, Robert Longacre, FredSpotts. Row two: Donald McClinto.k. Hugh Colville, RobertAlbert, Jack Burton, James Rice, David Weiland, Bill Krippen-dorf, Martin Matthews. Row three: James Prior, RichardHughes, Kenneth Sharp, Jack Potter, Michael Spalding, Rich-
ard Staiger, Robert Slagle, Ronald Walke, Peter Wright, Thom-as Young. James DiClerico, Donald Scott. Row four: RobertKiamie, Ted Batich, Bob Magan, Bill McAteer, Floyd Schroppe,David Leland, Rusty McNab, John Arnold, William Orchard,Richard Vokel, Peter LaBracio.
BASEBALL
Row one: George Doney. Robert Weingart, Jack Cooper, Rich-ard Herrick, Jerry Kotlarz, Arthur Sawyer. Ken Emmonds,Stephen 7uliclc. Row two: Norman Muldrow, Frank Dickison,Norbert Smith, Bob Bowers, Robert Farrell, Jack Burton, James
Rice, Ray Litwinetz, Robert Hobble, Edward Johnson. Rowthree: Mr, Buonaquro, Jack Watson. Richard vonGersdorf,Ronald Welke, Ken Sharp, Oavid Ward, Walter Sosnowski, PaulPhillipson. Mr. Daley.
Cranford41703044
Clifford ScottWoodbridgeRoselle Park
WestfieldRoselle
North ArlingtonHarrison
St. Mary's
SCHEDULE
Opp.54b75252
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Clifford ScottRahway
Roselle ParkLindenRoselle
North ArlingtonScotch PlainsTournament
Jefferson
2337006
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Cranford10201
VeronaSummitUnionEdisonSummit
SOCCER
Opp.46352
SCHEDULE
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JamesburgIrvingtonChathamJefferson
LindenIrvington
352422
TENNIS
Bill McAteer, James DiClerico, James McAteer, Charles Ray, Arthur Wendelken, Peter Stevens,Charles Scher, David Dunham, Robert Pace, Mr. Goldblatt.
Cranford14023
JeffersonRahway
PlainfleldJefferson
Perth Amboy
SCHEDULE
Opp. Cr.41531
anford01020
WestfieldRahway
PlainfleldPerth Amboy
Westfield
Opp54535
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RahwayLinden
JeffersonWoodbridge
LindenWoodbridge
JeffersonWestfield
N. PlainfieldMorristown
RahwayWestfield
Faculty
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TournamentCounty — 7th out of 9State — 26th out of 32
Row one: Anthony Stein, Hugh Colville, Robert Kaul. Row two: Paul Dunham, Rich-ard Hurley, James Curran, Mr. Martin.
Curran, our county champ.Mac has him in a half nelson.
"To the victors belong the spoils."
'J-Riding on the tide of victory. Grin or grimace, Harry?
UNDERCThe underclass and junior studen
council presidents at work.
LASSMENThough little known at first, every
song must travel steadily the road to
fame and popularity. In the same way
the underclassmen will work their way
through the years to their position as
seniors. We as seniors have known the
underclassmen from the classroom to
their many other endeavors: the Prom,
the Follies, the magazine drive, class
dances, and all other school activities.
CLASS OF 1957
M' (TreasurerR Q B E R T ALBERT
Student Council RepresentativeFRANCES SCANLON
SponsorMR. ROY DANIELS
Robert Albert, Mr. Daniels, Frances Scanlon, Geraldine Arn-old, Beverly Manning, James Rice.
CLASS OF 1958
OFFICERS
PresidentJOHN PETHICK
Vice-PresidentSUSAN WILLIAMS
SecretaryBARBARA SUAREZ
TreasurerROBERT SLAGLE
Student Council RepresentativeGEORGE WILLIAMS
SponsorMR. ALBERT BALLINGER
Barbara Suarez, John Pethick, Susan Wil l iams, Standing:George Williams. Mr. Ballinger, Robert Slagle.
CLASS OF 1959
OFFICERS
PresidentDAVID BOYD
Vice-PresidentHAZEL RICH
SecretaryDORAYNE DADD
TreasurerRICHARD HARVEY
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS
Dorayne Dadd, David Boyd, Hazel Rich, Richard Harvey.
JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
OFFICERS
President
CHARLES DONEY
Vice-President
WILLIAM McPHERSON
Secretary
ROBERT FREESE
Treasurer
ARTHUR LIEB
Row one: Judith Kaminsky, Janet Huff, William McPherson, Barbara Tet-tena, Charles Doney, Peter Pender, Nancy Brennan, George Scott, Pa-tricia Sechler, Jane Cleaver, Jill Donnelly. Row two: Betty Jane Scheblein,Jeff Zimmerman, Frank Byrnes, Jeffrey Dworlcin, Susan Simmons, JamesHeruska, Howard Aresen. William Knox, Bernadette Re. Russell Dobbins.Row three: Diane Kenlan, Donald Patton, Robert Freese, Robert Cohen,Thomas Morganthau, Ronald Dadd, Arthur Lieb, Thomas Eagen, FrankStoez. Row four: George Reusch, C a mi tie Maizella, Diane DeLong, JanetLawrence, Cynthia Blohm, James Lang, Ethel Lyons, Linda Huff, JoannBedell, Virginia Me Arthur.
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ZDear C^ranford ^Miqh:,rlJ X X
Six years agojypu greetedjps on-"trial,first dayyof school withi \\\sz tolling of your bel]tJ-We joinedagain with old\ffiends a nd also made/new acquaint- tiances. Sirtqe/'that mojmiyg/ yot'"have Jtjeje'n thfr'Acenter Q$Jo\jr eveny-cfay^'Tive^-^-from ju'nior high/ \thro^hAjiigh school r We j/ave worked, placed,'laug!neffl, and cried wijfhirv yc / r wa'Hs. /.' / ' /
^•^any/of/the., mordents Wjejhfeve to, rernember^" ^ari tho«^ ^-Irtch coulp' not be pictured .try this book.
Fop how^buld YiP 'capture ev,.ery milestone of ourJ l l years? ,Each morning we were1 greeted by
)ice dt M r. iiinTfTierma^ with the/.101/ing, these/ are tKe, announce'-^T one of the, memones we carrya part of yoii as/your i/ery walls,
we rerrjember the pep rallies'—the—7your cloak onvy chaa-ging fpom
-]—that first Inevilable cray of reportowltould\y/e showlon these pa-g^s theInWtma&fepirit — the thri l l 'oyan acH
cepfartice" fo/'-'the F-dffies, or the disap'pointmeritJof a rejeYHio'n —jfipe excitement/over tournaments?The arrnj)cl coA^ert heralded in the spring season
along Mffj/fh Easterwas a i e w ca^^et/pf qra's?
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i Tne\ yeaYs 'end bnbjjght many excifces — tfie Pram —J^accalaureate —n,ight —the signing of yearbooks — th
and at your feetdomed with flowers,
'end bnbjjght many exciting memo-senior class
.,ght —the signing of yearbooks — the climax of•the school year with graduation and vacation. WewjJI f recall • countless other things about you, Cran-"Orq frligh -J+ nours spent in the guidance office —
6 ' Tea/ of la call to^ fhe main office — monitorsand , fKe pasd systeWi — class elections — studentcouncil campaigniL—^assemblies — an^J-many, manymore. \ V*—~*
Now ywe leave \o\x, Qranford High, to theWe take with us these
les. Our feelings are ex-pressed in the sonq-wjiich wiNalways be a reminder
years
care of th^underclastmejKexperiences' and mei j i r r - -
of our'
("When other nighh and other daysMay find us gowmyr separate ways,
We will have these jMoments to Remember."
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rFor helping us to preserve these "Moments to
Remember, " we, Jean, Ann, and George, on behalf
of the Golden C Staff, would like to express our
deep appreciation to Mr. Galen Berkebile, our photo-
grapher, Mr. Edward Rae, our publisher, and to our
advisers, Miss Glady Estabrook, Miss Dorothy Robin-
son, Miss Edna Peairs, and Mr. Frank Spada.
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