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GOLDEN C1953

THE SENIORSCRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL

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G. FRANK ZIMMERMAN

Principal

FRANK G. MARTZ

Director oJ Secondary Education

iKarl Budmen

Roy Daniels

James Gilmartin

Paul V. Buonaguro

John Hagen

LiFlorence B. Alp Jeannette Armstrong

Madelyn Cassidy

Elizabeth L. Durrell Gladys W. Estabrook

Josef Goodman

Ella M. Haver

Officer, Of

Michael Conado

John J. Farley

Stanley Grayson

Courtland Daley

Thomas Gambino

Margaret S. Jenkins

Gerhard Kellner Robert Knickerbocker Harry Lawrence James Lenny Suzanne Lomench

CAie J)eck

Burton Longenbach Ernest Loveland

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William H. Martin Alice L. Mathc

Adelaide M. Mifflin Charles Post Frank E. Ramsey Margaret Rhe

Dorothy Robin Norman Ross Beatrice Schwoerer Thomas Scutro

Paul Selby Harriet Strein

Harold M. Wilson

Anthony Terregir

Thelma M. Wise

Faculty memberswhose picturesdo not appear.

Mary DugganCharles FrentzosDavid LanceEdith S. RearickLaverne Zesch

Alyce Wishnevsky Catherine Anderson, Sec. Theresa D'Allesandris, Sec. Mary Ann Gleason, Sec.

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MR. ANTHONY J.TERREGINO

We the class of '53

Do dedicate this Golden C

To him who's been both sponsor and friend,

Who has captained the ship from beginning to end.

He's been at the wheel and we've come a long way,

Through dances, the Prom and the Senior play.

He's mapped the course and set the pace;

He's kept the crew in its rightful place.

This we've enjoyed, we think he should know;

So muchas gracias siempre, adios amigo.

"Cheer-up, Mr. Teiregino,the worst is yet to come."

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•ABARBARA ANN AAGAARD

"Bobbie""She has an understand-

ing heart."Business

Golden C StaK 12Spotlight 10, 11Senior Play Ciew 12Mask and Bauble 11Assembly Ushei 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

BARBARA AECKERLE"Ack" or "Barb"

"Her friendship is a priz

Medical SecretaryGolden C Staff 12

Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12Lib. Council 12Photography Club 11Monitor 9Medical Club 9

FRESHMEN

first day at sea.

ROBERT LYTLEALBERTSON

"Bob" or "Eb""Speak to him oi Jacob'sladder, and he'll ask you

the number of steps."College

Golden C Staff 12Red Cross Council 12Glee Club 9. 12Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor 11Football 9Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12Baseball 3, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 11

EVA HELEN ALLINGER"Eve"

"Beautiful in looksand spirit."

NuisingSenior Play Crew 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12Band 12Biology Club 9Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10Modern Dance 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Medical Club 12

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JAMES MONTGOMERYANDREWS

"Jim""His music is his life."

CollegeSenior Play Cast 10, 12Music Club 11. 12Choir 10Glee Club 9, 10, 12Band 9, 10, 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11. 12

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ROBERT AYRE"Zeke"

"If you are there beforeit's over you're on time."CollegeRod and Gun Club 11, 12Math Club 12Soccer 10, 11, 12Hockey l l , 12Intra iral

Basketball 10, 11, 12

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ROBEHT BALAS"Bill"

"Anything for a lauArt College

Golden C Staff 12Spotlight 12Senior Play Cast 12La Tertulia 12

Gun Club 10, 11,

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ROGER

"Laughteralways (

College

Baseball 10,

D. BAUM

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11, 12

ROBERT BAXTER"Bob"

"He buildest upwardfrom solid ground."

Air Force

Golden C Staff 12Rod and Gun Club 10,

11, 12Indoor Track 12Outdoor Track 11, 12Cross Country 11, 12Intramural Basketball 11

BLAIR AUSTIN BELL"Massive"

"Good natured — deter-mined to go places."

Colleqe

Model Railroad 11, 12

OUR CLASS RING

"Hey ma? Does gold turn green?"

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IJESSE ANDREW BELL

"Jet""They don't come

ony better."CollegeStudent Council 12Golden C Stall 12Band 9, 10, 11, 12Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12Monitor 12Football 9, 10, 11, 12Basketball 9Indoor Track 11, 12Outdoor Track 10, II, 12

CARL WILLIAM BENSON"Swede," "Bill" or "Ben""He keeps his thoughts

hidden."Army or Merchant MarineMonitor 11Football 11Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12

ANN BISHOP

JEAN BEVAN

"A cute little elf whochatters all day."

Secretary

Senior Play Crew 12

"Her beauty, second onlyto her love lor everyone."CollegeStudent Council 12Class Officer, Vice Pres. 11Golden C Staff 12, EditorSenior Plav Cast 11, 12Music Club 10, 11. 12Choir 10, 11, 12Glee Club 9. 10, 11La TertuUa 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Girls' Sports 9. 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

THE MALIHINI HULA

"There ought to be a girl around heresomewhere."

OLGA THERESA BLEVIN"Terry"

"Sincerity and wisdomtruly are perfection."

Sscreianal SchoolClass Officer, Sec. 10Golden C Staif 12, EditorNational Honor Sac. 11, 12Red Cross Council 9Glee Club 9La TertuUa 11, 12Entre Nous 12Mask and Bauble 11. 12Biology Club 10Math Club 11, 12 Sec.G.A.A. Council I IGirls' Sports 10, 11Dance Comm. 9. 10, 11, 12

Assembly Comm. 11Modern Dance 11Prom Comm. 11

BEVERLY BISHOP"Bebe"

"Just bubbling over withlife — finds job in every

little thing."CollegeClass Officer, Sec. 11, 12Golden C Staff 12Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 10, 11, 12Choir 10. 11Glee Club 10, 11La Tertulia 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11Girls' Ensemble 10. 11Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Prom Comm. 11

BEVERLY BLAHA"Bev"

"Mischievous thoughtsburied 'neath a

golden halo."Surgical NursingSpotlight 12Band 9Medical Club 10, 12

MARILYN B. BOLCER"Lynn"

"Every word should be inprint—her humor suits

us all."Dramatic SchoolSpotliqht 12Senior Play Cast 12Red Cross Council 11, 12Choir 11, 12Glee Club 11, 12

11Sports 9, 10, 11, 12

e Comm. 9, 10, 11

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MARIANNE BOYLE"Burlie"

's not what you kno-

College

Student Council 11Golden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 10Assembly Usher 12Glee Club 11La Tertulia 12Enlre Nous 10. 11. 12Mask and Bauble 11. 12Monitor 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10. 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12

ROBERT HYDEBB1TTON

"Bob""Friends he has many,

loes has he any?"CollegeStudent Council 1)Class Officer 12, Treas.Golden C Staff 12Senior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 12Bond 9, 10, 11, 12Orchestra 12La Tertulia 11. 12Biology Club 10

MILDRED ALICE BROOKS"Millie"

Happy all the while."Office Work

Senior Play Crew 12Glee Club 10. 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 12

ANITA BROWN"Skeet"

"All good things comein small packages."

Business School

Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 12Choir 10Library Council 12Vocational Medical Club 12Girls' Ensemble 12

"I'll get the homewoik done."

GEORGE L. BROWN"Brownie"

"Young men will beyoung men."

Western Electric Navy

ROBERT H. BROWN"Bob"

"As happy as the dayis long."

Force. Policenu Engineering

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MARY LILLIAN BRUNNER"Her charm is her key

to success."College

Student Council 11, 12Golden C Staff 12Spotliqht 10Senior Play Crew 10, 12Library Council 11La Tertulia 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Bioloqy Club 10Monitor 10, 11, 12G.A.A. Council 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11

WILLIAM F. BUCHER"Bill," "Took"

"That voice heardso oft."

College

Union High School 9, 10Band 9, 10Orchestra 9, 10Biology Club 10Monitor 9, 11Basketball 11Cross Country 12, MqrDance Comm. It, 12

NOMAHEGAN

"So

Famous last words—"The ice is sate."

GIANNINA BUONTEMPO"Jenny" or "Jean"

"In sports and mirthshe excels."

Missionary NurseRed Cross Council 11, 12Glee Club 9Band 10, 11. 12Chess C!ub 9Girls' Sports 9, 10, 12Senior Play Crew 12Medical Club 11, 12

BARBARA ANN BUSCHOLD"Bush"

"But still her tongue ranon, the less of weight itbore with greater ease."College

Golden C Staff 12Spotlight 11, 12Red Cross Council 11Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12La Tertulia 11Photography Club 11, 12Biology Club 11Girls' Sports 11Senior Play Crew 12Dance Comm. 11

HOWARD J. CAMPBEU"Meat"

"Look beneath his surface,let not his worth escape."

Hi-Y Club 9Monitor 10

CONSTANCE CARTER"Connie"

"Gladly she lives."Women's Air ForceChoir 10Glee Club 9, 10, 11Senior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 12

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JUDITH ANN CEDERHOLM"Judie"

"Here's to the girl with aheart and a smile whomakes the bubble ol life

worth while."Junior CollegeClass Officer, Vice Pro?. 12Golden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 11, 12Red Cross Councl 9, 10Band 9, 10, 11, 12La Tertulia 12Mask and Baublr? 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 10, HAssembly Usher 11, 12G.A.A. Council 9, 11, 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12

THOMAS F. COATES"Tom"

"Nothing to do but labor.'

Air Force or Marines

GARDNER B. COLLINS"Gardy"

"A swell little guy whowill make a great man."

CollegeSpotlight 12Red Cross Council 10, 11La Tertulia 12Photo. Club 10 Treas.Math Club 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12Outdoor Track 11Red Cross Chapter

Council 12, Treas.

JERRY COOPER"Coop"

"A sunny smile thatportrays his nature,"

ServicesBaseball 11Indoor Track 12Soccer 11, 12

CAROLING

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"Deck the Halls—"

ELAYNE HARRIETTDANIELS"Bubbles"

"Watch this Qirl atall times."

Junior CollegeSpotlight 10Senior Play Crew 11, 12Red Cross Council 10Band 9Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

JOAN DAVIS"Sweet and lovely — acharmer in every way."

CollegeStudent Council 9, 10, 11, 12Golden C Staff 12, EditorNational Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 11, 12Entre Nous 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 10, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11Modern Dance 11

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IOHN DEANE"Jack"

"A good fellow — friendto all."

UndecidedRod and Gun Club 12Hi-Y Club 12Baseball 10, 11

ELAINE DELLA SALA"Mick"

"All who see her willremember her."

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OPEN HOUSE ROBERT DICKEY"Red"

"His red hair doth givehim added attraction."

College

Manchester High School 9Chess Club 3Rille Team 9Tennis 9Choir 9Band 9. 10. 11, 12Orchestra 12Hi-Y Club 12Monitor 11, 12

LA VERNE RUTHDOOLITTLE

"Bubs""A true liiend with a

heart of gold."Secretarial SchoolGolden C Staif 12Spotlight 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11. 12Senior Play Crew 12

RICHARD TITUSDRUCKENMILLER

"Druck""He that governs the mostmakes the least noise."

Accounting

Student Council 10, 11, 12Class Officer, Treas. 11Golden C

Stall, Bus. Mgr. 12National Honor Soc. 11, 12Math Club 11, 12Monitor 11, 12Prom Comm. 11

PAMELA MARY DUNHAM"Pam"

"A little bit of Heaven."College

Student Council 12, V. Pres.Class Olficer 10. V. Pres.Spotlight 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 10, 11La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Modern Dance Club 11. 12Monitor 11G.A.A. Council

10 11, 12 Treas. 11Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Cheerleader 10, 11. 12Prom Comm. 11,

General Chairman

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LOIS DURHAM

"A little bit of sunshine

Office Work

Senior Play Crew 12

f"WILLIAM EVERS

"Bill""A shy lad, but sincei

in thought."

ELIZABETH LOUISEFAHMER

"Betty Lou""Her beauty shines

from within."CollegeStudent Council 9, 11, 12Golden C Staff 12Spotlight Staff 10. 12La Tertulia 12Entre Nous 10, 12Mask and Bauble 10. 11Monitor 10. 12, Head Mon.G.A.A. Council

9. 10, 11. 12. Pres. 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Prom 11Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance Club 11Cheerleading 10, 11, 12

MICHAEL JEROME FEHRO"O'Miem"

"He'll dance his way rightinto your heart."

CollegeGolden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 10. 12Choir 10Glee Club 9, 10, 12La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 11. 12Monitor 12Football IIBasketball 9Indoor Track 10. 12Outdoor Track 9, 10, 12

12CrDanIntr

Country 12e Comm. 9. 10, 11, 12mural Basketball 30

THE POLAR PROWL

1This fella isn't looting for land.

EVELYN JANE FILSINGER"Lyn"

"Her smile is herpassport."

Secretarial WorkSenior Play CreMGlee Club 9, 10,Gills' Sports 11

' 1211, 12

FRANCIS C. F1NNEY"Frank Fink"

"Fear not! I'm here!"CollegeGolden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 12Glee Club 12Band 9, 10. 11, 12Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor 12Football 9, 10, 11, 12Hockey IIDance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Intramural Sports 3, 10 11

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LEONARD FISCHER"Fish"

"Quietness is best."NavyBand 9Orchestra 10, 11, 12Library Council 12Tennis 10, 11, 12Intramural Baseball 10

RUDOLF JULIUS FLACH"Rudy"

"Ambition is the steppinqstone to success."

Trucking andAuto Mechanics

Band 9, 10, 11Orchestra 9Library Council 12Photography Club 10

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EXAMS

Burning the midnight oil.

GEORGE THOMAS FORD"V-8" or "Forty"

"A friendly iellow."

Television

Football 11

ELLIS H. FRANKLIN"El"

"Perseverance bringssuccess."

NavyChoir 11. 12

Glee Club 10. 11, 12Intramural Sports

10, Capt. Basketball

CLARENCE L. FRITZ"Burt"

"It's a good day when youcan look up to a short

man."CollegeLa Tertulia 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11. 12Football 10, 11, 12Outdoor Track 10, Mar.Hockey

9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt.

ELIZABETH IEANNETTEFULCHER"Jeanne"

"Laughter in her eyes —a devil through and

through."NursingSenior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 12Glee Club 11La Tertulia 12Bioloqy Club 10Monitor 9, 10. 11, 12Assembly Ushers 11. 12Girls' Sports 9. 10. 12Dance Comm. 9. 10. 11, 12Modern Dance 11. 12Medical Club 12

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BARBARA ANNE FULKROD"Barby"

"Merry and gay."Fashion IllustratorSpotliqht 9, 10, 12Red Cross Council 11Library Council 11, 12Monitor 9, 10, 11Girls' Sports 9, 10Dance Comm. 9, 10

RICHARD NOYES GEORGE"DeeV

"Tis good to be wiseand merry."

CollegeStudent Council 12Golden C 12Band 9Rod and Gun 11Biology Club 10, 11Hi-Y Club 11, 12Math Club 11Monitor 11, 12Football 12Basketball 10, 11, 12, Mgr.Baseball 10, 11, 12Dance Committee 1], 12

GAIL MARIE GILFORD"Gege"

"A twinkle in her eye."Modeling or Oliice WorkSenior Play Crew 12Monitor 9, 10Assembly Ushers 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, II, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 1.:

HAROLD WESLEYGINGERY

"He'll surprise ussome day."

CollegeGolden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 12La Tertulia 12Photo. Club 12 Sec.-Treas.Bioloqy Club 10Forum Club

10, 11, 12 V. Pres. 11Math Club 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

JUNIORS

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"Banzai, it's a gizmo!"

PHYLLIS JEAN GOVE"Phyll"

"The spark of lite."CollegeGolden C Slaff 12Spotliqht 10Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 10Choir 12Glee Club 12Band 10, 11La Tertulia 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11. 12Monitor 11Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

VILBINA B. GUERTIN"Beanie"

"An angel irom headto toe."

Secretarial WorkStudent Council 12Golden C Stalf 12Spotlight 11Senior Play Crew 12Monitor 10, 11, !2Dance Comm. 11. Chr.Sec. for Guidance 12

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MARY ALICE HANSON"Lady of sophisticationwith winning grace."

CollegeStudent Council 10, 11, 12,

Jr. class Rep. 11Class Oiiicer 11,

Jr. class Reo.Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 10. 11Entre Nous 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10AsseiriDly Comm. 12 Co-

Chr.Monitor 11, Head MonitorAssembly Ushers 11G.A.A. Council 12Girls1 Sports 9, 10, 11. 12Cheerleader 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12Dance Comm.

9, 10, 11, 12 Chr. 10

MARY JANE HARFORD

"Blest with that charm,the certainty to please."College

Student Council 12,Class Rep.

Class Officer 12,Class Rep.

Spotlight 10, 12Senior Play Crew 12Glee Club 10Entre Nous 11, 12 Pies. 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 10, 12G.A.A. Council 11, 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Cheerleader 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12

THE FALL FANTASY

TALLFAHAC

In (he tall, a young man's fancy (urnsto thoughts of what a young womanhas been thinking ot all the zest of

the year.

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DOROTHY ELIZABETHHINKELDEY

"Dotty""Friendliness is among

her virtues."Secretary or

Comptometer OperatorSpotlight 11, 12Band 10, 11. 12,

Head Twirler 12Library Council 11Girls' Snorts 9, 10Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

BEVERLY ANN HAWES"Bev"

"Sugar and spice, an'everything nice."

CollegeSenior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 10Glee Club 11, 12Entre Nous 11. 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Monitor 12, Capt.Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12Student Council 10, 11, 12

PETER JOSEPH HETTMAN"Pete"

"Live and be merry!"says he.

MachinistMonitor 11, 12Basketball 9. 10Baseball 9

ANTOINETTE IAIONE

"She auietly survthe world."

WILLIAM D. IAIONE"Billy Boy"

"His heart is as bigas his body."

General ContractorFootball 9, 10, 11, 12Indoor Track 11. 12Outdoor Track 9, 10, II, 12

L. ALFRED"Al

"A quietCollegePhoto. Club 9,

Pres. 11, V.Biology ClubForum Club 11Math Club 11Hi-Y Club 12Tennis 11Dance Comm.

JACOBUS

man."

10, 11, 12Pres. 12

10, 12

10, 11, 12

ROBERT BERNARD IUHR

"Mischief can be iound

Armed Service,

BARBARA AVETESKAMINSKY

"Barb""We all should have amany friends as she."

Secretarial workGolden C Staff 12

Typing ChairmanSpotlight 10, 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12Monitor 11, 12Referees' Club 11Girls' Sports 11Dance Committee 10, 11Prom Committee 11

DAVID FREDERICK ISLES"Dave"

"Knowledge comes butwisdom lingers."

CollegeClass Officer 10 Pres.Golden C Staff 12

Editor-in-ChiefMotional Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Cast 11La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Forum Club

10, 11, 12 Pres. 11Math Club 11 Pres.Hi-Y Club 11. 12Soccer 11Prom Comm. 11Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12 J

SUPPORTING THE TEAMS

"Saint or s .___Mechanic or Navy

Intramural Basketball 9

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1WILLARD KEYSER

"Willie""Music in his soul."

MusicStudent Council 10Music Club 11, 12Band 9, 10, 11, 12Orchestra 9, 10, 12Hi-Y Club 12

ROBERT J. KLEIN"Bob"

"With modest dignityand calm content."

College

"Anything wrong out here?

MARGARET ELLENKROMER"Polly"

"She will gather manyfriends, along the path

of life."Secretarial SchoolStudent Council 12Senior Play Crew 12Choir 11, 12Glee Club 10, 11Enlre Nous 11, 12Chess Club 11Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12Dance Comm. 10, 11. 12

ANNE ELIZABETHKOCHMER

"Liz""A busy beaver with

iiiendly word ior all."

Spotlight 10, 11. 12Senior Play Crew 12Choir 9, 10. 11, 12Glee Club 9Assembly Usher 12

IOHN KORSCH"Dimples"

"A sure winner.idecided

onito 12idoor Track 11, 12utdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12

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VMONICA THERESA

LAWSON"Rusty"

"Our loss is Plainiield'sgain."

TravelGlee Club 11Gills' Sports 10, 11, 12

JUNE LEIDY"Chippy"

"A pleasant air surroundsher pretty face."

Office Wort

ELAINE CLAIRE LEWIS"Her dark haired beauty

complements herknowledge."

NursingStudent Council 9, 10Golden C Staff 12Senior Play Crew 11, 12Library Council 9Entre Nous 10, 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11. 12Biology Club 10Monitor 11, 12G.A.A. Council 12 V. Pres.Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11Dance Comm. 9. 10, 11. 12Modern Dance 11

JOSEF LAZARUS"Fuz"

"The world should havemore like him."

CollegeSenior Play Cast 12Chess Club 12 Sec.-Treas.Forum Club 10, 31, 12

Pres. 12Hi-Y Club 12Monitor 12Tennis 10, 11, 12

THE PROM

The 01' Woodchoppei

GEORGE MELVINLINCOLN. JR.

"Link" or "Kiwi""Anything that is worth

doing, is worth doingwell."

Engineering-CollegeStudent Council 10, 12Class Officer 12, Pres.Golden C Staff 12Glee Club 9, 12t a Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Math Club 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12. Pres. 11Monitor 10. 11, 12Football 10. 11. 12,

Co-Capt. 12Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12Baseball 9Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 9. 10. 11, 12

JOSEPH LONGI

"A musical life makesanyone live."

CollegeMusic Club 12Band 9. 10. 11, 12Orchestra 9, 10Monitor 12Baseball 11, 12Indoor Tract- 12Intramural Basketball 10

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SENIORS

"Let a man pass, son.'

ROBERT LOPAS"Bob"

"A man whose kindnesnever ceases."

Navy 01 Standard OilChoir 10. 11Glee Club 10. 11Rod and Gun 10Hi-Y Club 11. 12Monitor 10, 11, 12Intramural Basketball 11

LOUISE ANNETTE LUCE"Lulu"

"Hex vitality makes her apath through lile."

Business SchoolStudent Council 11Golden C Stall 12SpotUqht 12Senior Play Crew 12Glee Club 10, 11, 12Referees Club 11Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 11

RICHARD MANCUSO"Rick"

"A pleasant iellow —cheeriul and contident

of tomorrow."AgricultureSpotlight 12. Sports EditorVisual Aids 11, 12Entre Nous 11. 12.

Vice Pres. 11. 12Rod and Gun 10Biology Club 10. 11. 12Math Club 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor 11Outdoor Track 12Soccer 11, 12Hockey 11, 12, Mgr.

JOHN EDWARDMACDONALD

"Mac" or "Shorty""All must look up to

him."

Insurance

Monitor 11

DESMOND C. MacMAHON"Des"

"No man he iears,he conquers all."

Florist or Machinist(alter armed forces)

HARMON B. MANNING"Bud"

"Thou art a fellow ofgood respect."

CollegeHill SchoolPipe Club 11Badio Club 11

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SAL MANURY

"Gals"

"A mischievous rogu

Undecided

Baseball 10

CLIFFORD McCLENDON"Cliff"

"Fleet tooted and amerry comrade."

College

Glee Club 9Football 9, 10, 11, 12Indoor Track 9, 10, 11Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11

ROBERT ORTHMcCLINTOCK

"Mac""And what he greatlythought he nobly dared."College

Golden C Staff 12La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 11, 12 V. Pres. 11Monitor 10, 11 Capt. 11Basketball 10, 11Outdoor Track 10, 11Cross Country 11, 12Dance Comm. 10, 11, 12

HOT RODS

L1LLIE MAE McKEEN"Lil"

"Pelicate as a dove."NursingSpotlight 11, 12

Finance ChairmanNational Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12Entre Nous 10, 11, 12Photography Club 11Girls' Sports 11

"Four cyiinders—two ot them work."

PAUL STUART McKEIGE"Mac"

"See the U.S.A. in myChevrolet."

NavySenior Play Crew 11, 12Band 9, 10, 11Orchestra 11Visual Aids 12Stage Crew 11, 12Indoor Track 11, 12Outdoor Track 12Cross Country 11, 12

Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Intramural Basketball 10

DORSEY THOMAS MEARS"Boonie"

"Sincere but fun —the best."

CollegeGolden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 10, 12La Tertulia 11, 12,

Sec. Treas. 12Rod and Gun 10, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Sec. 12Soccer 11Hockey 9, 11, 12,

Co-Capt. 12Assembly Prog. Comm. 10Dance Comm. 9. 10, 11, 12Intramural Basketball 10

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ANNE ELIZABETHMETZNER

"The mildest manners andthe gentlest heart."

CollegeGlee Club 9, 10, 11, 12La Tertulia 12Monitor 12Assembly Usher 12Girls' Sports 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12

LAWRENCE MISTICHELLI"Larry"

"He marches onward,ambition beside him."

WHAT A LIFE

Mr. Patterson by Jerry Mitchell. ,,/(I,

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PHILIP JOSEPH MORIN"Phil"

"Grievinq's a folly,Come let's be iolly."

CollegeSt. Benedict's Prep 9Rod and Gun 12Basketball 10Baseball 10Outdoor Track 11Soccer 11. 12 Co-Capt.Class Oiiicer 9, Treas.Rifle Team 9Dance Comm. 10Indoor Track 11

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ROTH VIVENNE MITCHELL"Mitch"

"Still waters run deep."CollegeFayetteville Central

High School 9, 10Senior Play Crew 12Glee Club 10, 11Library Council 10Girls' Sports 10, 11Tri-Y 10 Eec.-Treas.

FRANCES MARY MOORE"Fran"

"A quiet star, shiningin the future."

CollegeNational Honor Soc. 11. 12Senior Play Crew 11, 12Music Club 10, 11, 12

Sec. 11, Pres. 12Entre Nous 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 10. 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12

THEODORE JOHNSONMORRIS, JR."Blue Moon"

"Rhythm in his bones."SingerSenior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 10, 11. 12Choir 9, 10, 11, 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12Band 9, 10, 11, 12Baseball 11Orchestra 10, 11, 12

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MARGARET LOUISEMORROW

"Peg""Nothing is impossible to

industry"College

Abington High 9, 10. 11Glee Club 9, 10, 11La Tertulia 12Girls' Sports 10Dramatic Club 9Tap Club 10Senior Play Crew 11

PATRICIA ANNEMULLARKEY

"Pat""Life is what you

moke it."UndecidedMonitor 10, 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12

ROBERT ERNEST MUELLER"Bob"

friend in deed."Navy Business

Band 9, 10, 11, 12Orchestra 11, 12

STATE CHAMPS

BENJAMIN FRANKLINNEWSWANGER

"Lin""His wit is hidden by his

shy countenance."College

Student Council 12Golden C Staff 12Senior Play Cast 12Glee Club 12Rod and Gun 10Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor II, 12Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12Baseball 9Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

"Pardon me, is (his (he way to theboys' loom?"

DIANE MARIE NICHLOS"Di"

"Laughter is the bestmedicine."

SecretarySpotlight 9Senior Play Crew 12Glee Club 9Photography Club 10

ROBERT GEORGE NIELSEN"Bob"

"The wise take themiddle way."

Military ServicePingry School 11Spanish Club, Treas. 11Model Club 11

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BARRY O'NEILL"Geez! Cool!"

CollegeMusic Club 12Bond 9, 10, 11. 12Orchestra 9. 10, 11, 12Monitor 10Indoor Track 10, 11Outdoor Track 9, 10, 12Cross Country 12

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GAYLE MARCIAOSSMANN

"Fire in her hair — theallure of a goddess."

CollegeSenior Play Cast 12Red Cross Council 11Band 12La Tertulia 12Mask and

Bauble 9, 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 12Girls' Suorts 9, 10, 11. 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

WILD PARTIES

"One ot them new-tangled waltzes."

NANCY VERA PETBEEKO"Short and sweet."

Office WorkSenior Play Crew 12Glee Club 9, 12Gills' Sports 11, 12Spotlight 11

EDNA M. PFIRHMAN"Eddie"

"A sweet girl with aquiet manner."

Commercial WorkSpotlight 11 Assistant Fi-

nance ChairmanSenior Play Crew 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12Photography Club 11Biology Club 10Girls' Sports 12

CHARLES ROBERTREDDEN

"Bob" or "Chollie""In wit and wisdom heexcels, a handsome lad

is he."CollegeClass Officer 11 Pres.Senior Play Cast 12Glee Club 9, 10, 12La Tertulia 12Rod and Gun 10. 11, 12

Sec. 11Math Club 11Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor 11, 12

JOHN REED"Jack"

"It's a pleasure to havehim around."

ServiceIndoor Track 11, 12Outdoor Track 12

Cross Country 11, 12 Co-Capt. 12

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JOHN R. REID. JR."Sam"

"Live and let live."Navy, Radio EngineeringChoir 2Glee Club 9, 10, 11. 12Monitor 9, 10Indoor Track UOutdoor Track II, 12Cross Country 11

MARJORIE ADELAIDERICHARDS

"Brains and beauty com-bined—a sparkling wit

disguised by dignity."CollegeStudent Council 10, 11, 12Golden C Stall 12National Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 10, 11, 12Red Cross Council 9, 10Entre Nous 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 11Referees' Club 10, 11Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11

Capt. 11, 12Modern Dance Club 11, 12Prom Comm. 11Dance Comm. 9. 10, 11, 12

WILLIAM OLIVERRICHARDS

"Bill" or "Willie""And Nature proclaims,

CollegeStudent Council 9, 10, II,

12 Treas. 11, Pres. 12Class Oflicer 10 Student

Council Rep.Golden C Etalf 12Spotlight 10, 11Senior Play Crew 12Glee Club 9, 10Visual Aids 9Photo. Club 9, 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Math Club 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor 10, 11Outdoor Track 9Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

AUDREY RIGGS"Audie"

"Hair oi gold — a

CollegeStudent Council 11Golden C Staff 12 Ass't.

Business ManagerSpotlight 12Senior Play Cast 12Music Club 10, 11. 12Choir 9. 10. 11, 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11Library Council 9, 10Biology Club 10Monitor 9Girls' Sporls 9Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12Prom Comm. 11

MR. WILSON

"H — umph-cough-wheeze—SO4.'

ROBERT RICHARD RING"Fun to be with."

CollegeSt. Mary's High School,

9. 10Class Officer 9, 10 Treas.Red Cross Council 12Math Club 12Hi-Y Club 12Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12Latin Club 9, 10Current Events Club 9Speech Club 11Student Council 11

WILLIAM CHARLESROESEL"O'Bill"

"There's joy ingood music,"

CollegeMusic Club 12Entre Nous 1. 11, 12

Treas. 11Hi-Y Club 11, 12Football 11Indoor Track 11, 12Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12Cross Country 12

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ELAINE ANN ROOSA"Shy and quiet."

UndecidedMusic Club 12Glee Club 11Entre Nous 12

DAVID DESMONDROOT

"Dave""But such as are good

men can give goodthings."

CollegeStudent Council 10, 12

Pub. Chr.Golden C 12Senior Play Cast 12Choir 10Glee Club 9, 10, 12Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 11, 12Football 9, 10, 12Basketball 9, 10, 11Outdoor Track 9, 10. 11

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PART-TIME JOBS

MARTHA ELANEROSENDALE

"Marty""A barrel of iun."

SecretaryGolden C Stall 12Spotlight 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12Choir 12Glee Club 9. 10, 11Biology Club 10

HAROLD I. RUSSELL"Uncle Russ"

"I love the companyof ladies."

lusiness ManagementChoir 11Glee Club 11

"era 2 and-a 2 ?"

CAROLYN JEANRYERSON"Taffy"

"Be silent and let thywords be worth

more then."CollegeNutley High School 9. 10

Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 12Choir 12Glee Club 11, 12Band 9Orchestra 9, 10Library Council 10Mask and Bauble 11, 12

Vice Pres. 12Biology Club 10, 11, 12Girls' Sporls 11, 12

Art Club 10Mixed Chorus 10Girls' Ensemble 12

CAROL ANNE SABATINI"Saby"

"She's everybody'sfriend."

Montclair State TeachersCollege

Student Council 10, 11, 12Assembly Program Co-Point System Comm. 10,

11. 12Spotlight 10, 11, 12 Fea-

ture Editor 12Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 11Red Cross Council 9Music Club 10, 11, 12Choir 9, 10, 11Glee Club 10Library Council 11La Tertulia 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Monitor 9, 10, 11Referees' Club 10Girls'Sports 9. 10

KATHERINE LOUISESAUER"Boo"

"Tall and graceful —beautiful and sincere."

College and Dancing

Golden C Staff 12Spollight 10, 11, 12 Busi-

ness Mgr. 12Senior Play Crew 12Music Club 11, 12Glee Club 11Enlre Nous 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12Assembly Usher 11, 12Referees' Club 10, 11, 12G.A.A. Council 11Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12

MARY ANN SCHEREH"And still they gazed, andstill the wonder grew,That one small head could

carry all she knew."College

Student Council 10Golden C Staff 12Spotlight 11, 12National Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12Bed Cross Council 9. 10,

11, 12 V. Pres. 10, Pres.11

Library Council 9La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Forum Club 10 Sec.Math Club 11Monitor 9Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Dance Comm. 10, 11Modern Dance 11, 12

ELAINE ADELESCHOEFFLER

"A quiet miss with aquiet manner."

Modeling

Glee Club 9, 10. 11, 12

BRUCE N. SCHOFIELD

"A gentleman in everisense of the word."

Glee Club 10. 11Monitor 10

BOYS' WEEK

"Ma friends, and you are ma friends—"

CAROLINE ANN SCHOLZ

"Carol''

"A busy bee."

Vari-Typist

Spotlight 11, 12 Make-upEditor 12

Monitor 11

ALAN DEAN SEMONITE"Sem"

"A perfect man, very-well planned."

College

Student Council 9Glee Club 9, 10Library Council 9Entre Nous 12Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 11, 12Monitor 10Football 11, 12Outdoor Track 10, 12Hockey 10, 11, 12

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WE GO ON T.V.

"Who needs a script? I've got amemory like an elephant."

JOHN SENSENIG"Tex"

"A merry soul who smilesall day."

College, Law

Student Council 12Spotlight 12Forum Club 11, 12Hi-Y Club 12Monitor 12Indoor Track 12Outdoor Track 12Cross Country 12

GREGORY EDWARDSHEEHAN

"Greg""The only way to have

friends is to be one."Navy

Visual AidsPres. 12

Monitor 9. 10

10, 11, 12

JOHN HOWARD SHERMAN"Beese"

"Nature Boy"Business CollegeFootball 9, 10, 11, 12Basketball 9, 10Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12

EDWARD RUSSELSHIMKUS

"Little and wise."Marine CorpsJonathan Dayton Regional

High 9Photography Club 9

GORDON RICHARD SIEG"Flash"

"His smile includesus all."

College

Senior Play Cast 10Choir 10, 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12Library Council 10Entre Nous 12Monitor 10, 11Indoor Track 11Outdoor Track UCross Country 11, 12 Co-

Capt. 12X-Country 9 {Toledo, Ohio)

PHYLLIS JOYCE SKARBEK"Phyl"

"A joke a minute!"Fashion DesignerGolden C Staff 12Spotlight 10, 11. 12 Art

Editor 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12Monitor 10, 11Girls' Sports 9, 10Dance Comm. 9 V

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JOSEPH GEORGE SLUZIS

"A quiet man, well worthhis mettle."

Baseball 9Tennis 10, 11

WILLIAM HARRYSOREHSEN

"Bill""Let your conscience

your guide."Undecided

Biology Club 10Hi-Y Club 12Monitor 11, 12Baseball 9, 11Soccer 11, 12

MARY ELIZABETH STARR"Betty"

"Her sweetness will ruleher world."

CollegeStudent Council 12Spotlight 10, 11, 12Senior Play Cast 12Senior Play Crew 11, 12Red Cross Council 10Library Council 9, 11La Tertulia 11, 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11,

12 Pres. 12Biology Club 10Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12Girls' Sports 10, 11

'Be Silent and lei thywords come forth with a

Music and DramaMusic Club 11, 12

LAST MINUTE BOOK REPORTS

"Dig that crazy Rolvaag!'

SONDRA ULRICH"Sandy"

"A sweet young miss."UndecidedSenior Play Crew 12La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10, 11Monitor 11Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12

ALICIA TODDVAN IDERSTINE

"Toddy""Carefree and gay — shelives her life lor the fun

CollegeStudent Council 12Senior Play Cast 12Red Cross Council 9Band 9Library Council 9La Tertulia 12Biology Club 10Monitor 12G.A.A. Council 9Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Cheerleader 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11. 12

ANN VREELAND"Variety is the spice

of Hie."CollegeStudent Council 10Spotlight 10, 12Senior Play Crew 11, 12Biology Club 10Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12Girls' Sports 11Modern Dance 11. 12Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

JAMES WAHL"lim"

"Silence gives graceto man."

Aeronautical Engineering

CLASS NIGHT

"Erp!"

PETER CHARLES WALSH"Pete"

"If all the boys werelike him—."

CollegeFootball 12Basketball 9, 10, 11

WILLIAM ROBERT WALSH"Bill" or "Will"

"The human brain is aremarkable thing."

Engineering

Student Council 11Class Officer 10 Treas.Golden C Staff 12National Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Cast 12Glee Club 9, 10Model Railroad 11, 12

Sec.-Treas. 12Chess Club 11, 12 Pres. 12Biology Club 10Forum Club 11, 12 Vice

Pres, 12Math Club 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11. 12 Pres. 12Monitor 9, 10, 11Football 10, 11, 12 Mgr.Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12

Mgr.Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12

IOAN LOUISE WENING

"A striking beauty with apersonality to match,"

CollegeBattin High School 9, 10La Tertulia 12Girls' Soorts 9, 10, 12Senior Play Crew 12Annual Etaft 9Dramatic Club 10Choir 9Cheerleader 9Service League 10Voice Training 10

ALDEN LINCOLN WEST"O'Dean"

"Great Modesty often hidesgreat merit."

CollegeSenior Play Cre-

lal Aids 1C12

Visual Aids 10Entre Nous 10, 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12Football 9, 10Indoor Track 10Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12Cross Country 12

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ELAINE DAWN WHITE"Dolly"

"Her eyes are litllediamonds."

Secretary

12Golden C StaffSenior Play CreGlee Club 10, 11Biology Club 10Monitor 9, 11Sec. for Guidanc

12

DONALD JAMES WILCC

"I know where I'mgoing."

Air Force MechanicRod and Gun 12Monitor 10, 1]Baseball 11, 12

HOBERT WAYNE W1TTE"Bob"

"Whatever work he doesvictory is attained."

College

Golden C 12National Honor Soc. l l , 12Red Cross Council 10, 11Band 9. 10, 11Photo. Club 9, 10, 11, 12Hi-Y Club 11, 12Baseball 10, 11, 12Cranteen Comm. 12 Treas.Senior Play Crew 12Election Comm. 10, 11, 12

CAROLINE WULFF"Carol"

"Sweetness is the greatestvirtue."

Nursing

Spotlight 10, 12Senior Play Crew 12Red Cross Council 11, 12La Tertulia 12Entre Nous 11Bioloqy Club 10Monitor 9, 10, 11Girls' Sports 10

GRADUATION

Them days are gone forever.

MARCIA WURTH"A flirtatious miss

life a cascadelaughter."

College

Student Council 10,Golden C Staff 12National Honor SocSenior Play CrewRed Cross Council 1Entre Nous 11, 12Mask and Bauble

11. 12Bioloay Club 10Monitor 10Girls' Soorts 9, 10,Point System 9. 10,

Chr. 12Dance Comm. 9. 10.

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JAMES LEO"Cap'

"His virtuesus all.

Chemist

Freeland High10, 11

Class OfficerVice Pres.

Choir 11Basketball 9, 10Baseball 9, 10

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VIRGINIA CHARLOTTEZEKOLL"Ginny"

"Who could forget thatsmile."

X-Ray Technician

Student Council 12Spotlight 12Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12Library Council 11Biology Club 11. 12Monitor 10, 11Girls' Sports 11, 12Prom Comm. 11

JEANNETTE SYLVIAZULICK

"Her wisdom is excelledonly by her friendliness.'1

College

Spotliqht 11, 12National Honor Soc. 11, 12Senior Play Crew 12La Tertulia 11, 12 Pres. 12Entre Nous 12Mask and Bauble 10, 11, 12Biology Club 10Math Club 11Monitor 10Assembly Usher 11, 12

Chr. 12G.A.A. Council 12Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12Modern Dance 11, 12Dance Comm. 11

LOIS JOANZIEGENBALG

"Ziegie-"A busy little bee."

Nursing

Golden C Staff 12Spotlight 11, 12 Adver-

tising Mgr. 11, 12Biology Club 11, 12 Pres.Monitor 11Assembly Usher 11Vocational Medical Club

11, 12 Pres. 12

Uffleers of the ()Yatck

First Mate (Vice-Presidentl Judy Cederholm; Helmsman (President) George LintAnthony Terregino; Log-Keeper (Secretary) Beverly Bishop; Supply-Master {Tr«

Crew's Representative (Student Council Representative^ Mary Jai

oln; Captain (Sponsor)asurer) Robert Britton;e Harford.

RESERVED

THE PROMIt was quite a while ago, but we

still remember! The first excitementwhen we learned that our Promwas going to be different. Themounting activity as committeeswere formed, meetings held, deco-rations made, tuxedos rented, andbids purchased. Finally the bestnews of all — the famous WoodyHerman and his orchestra weregoing to supply the music. Then, onthat May evening, 400 of us dancedbeneath glittering chandeliers, ap-plauded the King and Queen, paraded in the Grand March, showedoff our souvenirs, and enjoyed adelicious cold supper. We recall allthese things—probably much more.

Our class can never thank enoughthose parents, teachers, organiza-tions, and students who truly madethe 1952 Prom a night we cannotforget—"A Night to Remember."

Woody Herman

. and his Orchestra

Carol Sabalini. Betty Lou Farmer,Terry Blevin.

The Finishing Touch

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SEE-WORTHY(Best Looking)

Alan Semonite — Ann Bishop

THE CRIMSON PIRATES(Biggest Blushers)

John Korsch — Mary Brunner

ALL DECKED OUT(Best Dressed)

Elayne Daniels — Jesse Bell

reasure

SEAM-SPLITTERS(Class Clowns)

Bob Redden — Marilyn Bolcer

SHIP-SHAPE(Best Figure and Physique)

John Sherman — Gayle Ossmann

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GOLD DIGGERS(Most Likely to Succeed)

Mary Ann Scherer — David Isles

SWASHBUCKLERS(Most Athletic)

Betty Lou Farmer — George Lincoln

THE ROVING KIND(Class Flirt)

Joan Wening — Phil Morin

THE JOLLY ROGERS(Happy-go-Lucky)

Marianne Boyle — Pete Walsh

ABLE SEAMEN(Most Talented)

Jimmy Andrews, Ann Bishop,Beverly Bishop

BIRDS OF A FEATHER(Best Friends)

Elaine Lewis, John Korsch, Judy Cederholm,Bill Iaione

HIGH AND LOW TIDES(Mutt and Jeff)

Lois Ziegenbalg — John Macdonald

STAR GAZERS(Romeo and Juliet)

Dave Root — Pam Dunham

ANCIENT MARINERS(Favorite Teachers)

Miss Schwoerer — Mr. West

GLOBE TROTTERS(Best-All-Around)

Betty Lou Farmer — George Lincoln

Reading left to right: P. Kromer, E. Allinger, J Davis, B. Bishop, E. Lewis, T. VanTderstine,L. Newswanqer, R. Balas, J. Lazarus, A. Rigqs, W. Walsh, J. Cederholm, A. Bishop, M. Ferro,M. Bolcer, T. Mears, H. Gingery, R. Redden, M. Richards, G. Ossmann, B. Starr, C. Sabatini, D. Magge.

THE SENIOR PLAY .

Ann Bishop and Michael Ferr"Say, you wouldn't like lo go t

Spring Dance with me, would you

Miss Shea Judith CederholmMr. Nelson William WalshMr. Patterson Harold GingeryMiss Pike Marjorie RichardsBill Lin NewswangerMiss Eggleston Carol SabatiniMiss Johnson Alicia Van IderstineMr. Vecchitto Robert ReddenJerry Mitchell Michael FerroBarbara Pearson Ann BishopGertie Elizabeth StarrMr. Bradley —.Joseph LazarusMiss Wheeler Marilyn BolcerGeorge Bigelow Robert BalasMrs. Mitchell Audrey RiggsMr. Ferguson Thomas MearsMary Gayle OssmannStudents: Eva Allinger, Joan Davis, Frank

Finney, John Hanzl, BeverlyBishop, Elaine Lewis, MargaretKromer, David Magee and ex-tras.

An audience-eye view.ludith Cederholm, Thomas Mears, Marilyn Bolcer,

William Walsh, Harold Gingery, Joseph Lazarus.

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"What a Life!" for the cast and crewof this Clifford Goldsmith comedy duringits preparation! Though rehearsals weretedious, laughs were frequent. Rememberthe entrance of a train of Miss Mathews'"little children" who stopped a rehearsal bysitting on the lap of "Mother Cederholm?"Or the intermission taken for tears on thefateful afternoon when our beloved Dodgerslost the world series?

These minor catastrophes didn't hinderthe senior play's winning its television de-but, however. We all felt pretty professionaluntil Marilyn Bolcer caused a panic bynearly bursting out laughing during thefilming of a dramatic scene.

With Miss Mathews' guiding hand behindthis production, "What a Life" cannot failto be remembered for years to come.

"You take that back!"Michael Ferro, Robert Balas

"If you need me for anything,I'll be up in social hygiene."

Judith CederholmGayle OssmannRobert ReddenMichael FerroAnn Bishop

First row. left to riqht- A. Riags. V. GueR. Druckenmiller, J. Davis, T. Blevin, A. Bishop.Seccnd rov/: B Kaminsky, B. Buschold, P. Skarbek,P. Gove B. Aeckerlp. L. Zieqenbalq. Third roM. Wurth, h. \.ucc, h. Le-vis, M. A. Scher

M. Brunner, M. Rosendale, L. Doolittle. Fourth ro-Mr. Hagen, L. Newswanger, J. Cederholm, M, Rich-

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THE GOLDEN CEditors:

David Isles, ChiefTerry BlevinAnn BishopJoan Davis

Business Managers:Richard DiuckenmilleVelbina GuerlinAudrey Riggs

Business Staff:Martha Rosendale, I

Robert AlbertsonRobert BaxterMaiy BiunnerBarbara BuscholdRichard GeorgeRobert McClintockThomas MearsDavid RootPhyllis SkarbekElaine White

Typing Staff:Barbara Kaminsky, ChairmanMarilyn BolcerBarbaia AeckeileLouise LuceLois ZiegenbalgLaVeme Doolittle

Photography StaffWilliam Richards, ChairmanRobert WittePhyllis GoveJesse BellHarold Gingery

Boys' Athletics:George Lincoln

Girls' Athletics:Beverly Bishop

Quotations:Judy CedeiholmFrank FinneyElaine Lewis

Will Committee:Michael FerroRobert ReddenMarcia Wurth

Superlatives:Marianne BoyleRobert BrittonKatherine Sauer

Art Staff:Betty Lou FarmerRobert BalasWilliam Walsh

History Committee:Marjorie RichardsLin NewswangerMary Ann Scherer

Sponsors:Editorial . Gladys W, EstabrooiBusiness ]ohn HageiArt Edna Ht-uir:

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A high-level policy meeting.David Isles, Miss Estabrook. Bill Richa

eamnt

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CLASS OF 1954OFFICERS

President - Peter MalloyVice-President Robert MolsonSecretary Marguerite SteinTreasurer Ronald DoyleStudent Council

Representative Carroll SchachtSponsor Miss Dorothy Robinson

First row, seated, leit to right: Bob Molson, Margo Stein.Second row: Pete Malloy, Ron Doyle, Carroll Schacht, MissDorothy Robinson,

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CLASS OF 1955OFFICERS

President Peter StevensVice-President Betty ApgarSecretary Patricia RingTreasurer Richard LewisStudent Council

Representative Joanne WymanSponsor Mr. Thomas Scutro

First row, seated, left to riqht: Pat Ring, Betty Apgar, JoanneWyman. Second row: Pete Stevens, Mr. Thomas Scutro,Dick Lewis.

CLASS OF 1956We of the Senior Class want to congratulate

the Freshmen because you are beginning whatwill probably be four very carefree and valu-able years. Sometimes, of course, there willbe problems with which you can't seem tocope. Don't let them worry you too much.You'll find that with a little effort on your partthey seem to have a way of solving them-selves. Yes, we envy you Freshmen. Youhave a great deal to look forward to, a greatmany experiences to enjoy, and a great dealto achieve. We know that you will.

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SEVENTH GRADEEIGHTH GRADE

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First row, left Io right: John Prichard, treasurer; Bill Richards, president; Pam Dunham, vice-president;Sue Eschenlauer, secretary. Second row: Mary Brunner, Be.ty Starr, Pat Ross, Audrey Hessler, DotMcGiath, Marion Phillips, Gail Hanery. Margaret Witte. JOEUTI Van Horn, Mr. James Avery. Thirdrow: Carol Sabatini, Ann Bishop, Norma Anderson, Betty Lou Farmer, Joanne Wyman, CharlottePeer, Arlene Sawyer. Diane Austin. Frieda Eichler, Dons Watt Jerry Kotlarz. Fourth row: Ed Johnson,Bob Pace, Carroll Schacht, Bruce Larstn, Judy Poole, Mary Alyce Hanson, Toddy Van Iderstine, MaryJane Harford, Ginny Zekoll. Velbina Guertin, John Sensenig. Francis Corcoran. Filth row: JackCooper, Dave Root, Dick Druckenmiller, Jesse Bell, George Lincoln.

STUDENT COUNCILOFFICERS

President ...William RichardsVice-President Pamela DunhamSecretary Susan EschenlauerTreasurer John PrichardAdvisor Mr. James Avery

STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMENRichard Druckenmiller, Jesse Bell, George Lin-coln, David Root, Betty Lou Farmer, ElizabethStarr, Mary Brunner, Marcia Wurth, MaryAlyce Hanson, Carol Sabatini.

CLASS REPRESENTATIVESNorma Anderson, Joanne Wyman, CarrollSchacht, Mary Jane Harford. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES

Robert Bishop, Edward Johnson, Robert Pace,Arlene Sawyer, Margaret Witte, Patricia Flan-nery, Doris Watt, Jack Cooper, Charlotte Peer,Frieda Eichler, Sandra Fried, Jerome Kotlarz,Judy Poole, Audrey Hessler, Patricia Ross,Francis Corcoran, Marion Phillips, JoEllen VanHorn, Diane Austin, Janet Gleason, VirginiaZekoll, Ann Bishop, John Sensenig, VilbinaGuertin, Alicia Van Iderstine.Advisor Mr. G. F. Zimmerman

First row, left to right: Taffy Ryerson. Frances Moore. MarjoiTerry Blevin. Jeannette Zulick, Mary Ann Sender. Second rBob Witte, David Isles, Bill Walsh, Elaine Lewis, Betty Lou FMr. G. Frank Zimmerman. Third row: Bob McClintock. MlincMary Alyce Hanson, George Lincoln. Lin Newswanger, Tom MeaMetziGert Ra

Bishop, Carol Sabatini. Dick Albertsnsey, Joan Lofgren, Bill Buchei, Pete

Richards, Joan Davis, Marcia Wurth,: Mr. Frank Martz. Gardner Collins,ier, Dick Druckenmiller, Bob Redden,Stearns, Mabyn Reeves, Belly Starr,

Fourth row: Bill Roesel, Rudyn, Blanche Fauna, GayleHettman.

Sasi Nancy Reinert,

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYPresidentSecretary-Treasurer

OFFICERSRichard Druckenmiller: Ann Bishop

SENIORS ELECTED IN 1952Olga BlevinJoan DavisRichard DruckenmillerDavid IslesLillie McKeenFrances MooreMarjorie Richards

SENIORS ELECTED IN 1953Ann BishopWilliam BucherGardner CollinsBetty Lou FarmerMary Alyce HansonPeter HettmanElaine Lewis

George LincolnRobert McClintockThomas MearsBenjamin NewswangerRobert ReddenWilliam RoeselBetty Starr

Carolyn RyersonMary Ann SchererWilliam WalshRobert WitteMarcia WurthJeannette Zulick

JUNIORS ELECTED IN 1953Richard Albertson Gertrude RamseyBlanche Farina Mabyn ReevesJoan Lofgren Nancy ReinertRudolph Metzner Gail Sassi

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Anne Kochmer Editor-in-ChiefElinor Stearns Associate EditorNancy Reinert ..Associate EditorCarol Sabatini Feature EditorJeannette Zulick ..News EditorJohn Sensenig ...Sports EditorPhyllis Skarbek Art EditorCaroline Scholz Make-up EditorKatherine Sauer Business ManagerBarbara Teetsel Finance Chairman

SPOTLIGHT STAFFVARI-TYPISTS

Madeline Braun, Irene Doll, Donna Bonn, Betty Cabellero,Pat Dean, Kathryn Frank, Barbara Teetsel, Elinor Thomp-son, Caroline Scholz.

ARTPhyllis Skarbek, Bob Balas, Betty Lou Farmer, Beverly

Blaha, Toddy Van Iderstine, Ann Bishop.

REPORTERSBarbara Velbinger, Betty Wikander, Ann Vreeland, CarolMiner, Joan Loigren, Barbara J. Brown, Elinor Stearns,Barbara Buschold, Tami MacDonald, Carolyn Stearns, NancyReinert, Betty Starr, Carol Ann Koyen, Ann Hackett,Helene Glawitsch, Mary Lou Lyons, Blanche Farina, IleenJohnson, Dorece Hann, Rose Ammirata, Sally Shepherd,Janice Keve, Gail Daniels, Carol Sabatini, Jeanette Zulick,Louise Luce, John Sensenig, Dave Crane, Carolyn San-ford, Anne Kochmer.

BUSINESSBetty Lou Blakely, Donna Bonn, Barbara Brown, MadelineBraun, Betty Caballero, Rose Carey, Josephine Cipolla,Barbara Coates, Patricia Dean, Myra Dielenbruch, IreneDoll, La Verne Doolittle, Rosemary Errico, Kathryn Frank,Barbara Gorski, Inez Hayes, Leroy Holmes, Louis Mc-Clendon, Marion Kaye, Lillian Kaimer, Joan Lopas, LouiseLuce, Vivian Burns, Pat Hanna, Mary Fuller, Claire Kirk-man, Carole Halowchak, Anne McElwee, Dorothy Mc-Grath, Carol Newman, Lois Oram, Charlotte Peer, MargieReinhart, Audrey Riggs, Martha Rosendale, Mary AnnScherer, Dorothy Scholz, Barbara Teetsel, Barbara Thiede,Elinor Thomson, Sandra Ulrich, Lois Wilson, CarolineWulfi, Grace Winne, Virginia Zekoll, Jeanette Zulick.

Lett to right: Nancy ReiCarol Sabatini.

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JUNIOR RED CROSSOFFICERS

President Betty Lou BlakelyVice-President Jane DankelSecretary Carol KoyenAssistant Secretary ..Susan BonnTreasurer .Bradley WilsonAssistant Treasurer Robert Lawrence

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

Senior _ Marilyn BolcerJunior _ Mary AverySophomore Theresa HeinemannFreshman Laura OrthEighth Jim DiClericoSeventh Roberta Schillinger

HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES

NINTH—Clayton Mitchell. Laura Orth, Ann Crowell, JimEenko, Betty Hauck, Betty Donaldson. Myrna Ellen Zeller,Robert Morgan, Ginny Lennon, Barbara West, BarbaraSmith, Carol Ziegenbalg, Malvina DeRidder, Suzanne Bonn.

TENTH—Shirley Grad, Jane Dankel, Yvonne Berg, PatBailey, Louis McClendon, Virginia Musa. Theresa Heine-man, Janice Keve, Eleanor Willrid, Cherry Lou Reiman,Doris Heed, Carolyn Stearns, Jo:ielle Smith, Lyne Sheldon,Doris Watt, Carol Koyen.

ELEVENTH —Eileen Brennan, Janet Davis, Mary Lou Lyons,Elsie Muldrow, Margo Nagle, Nancy Lockwood, JudySmith, Betty Caballero, Edilh Turner, Constance Sahlin,Mary Avery, Donna Bonn, Ann Hacketl, Helene Glawitsch,Betty Lou Blakely, Brad Wilson.

TWELFTH—Carolyn Wulff, Willard Keyser, Marilyn Bolcer.Philip Morin, Robert Ring, Jenny Buontempo, Robert Brit-ton, Robert Albertson, Jean Fuicher, Mary Ann Scherer.

Let! to light: Gardner Collins, Betty Lou Blakely. Jane Dankel

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First row, left to right: Ed O'Sullivan, Dick Thiede, Dick Luce, Jack Bevan, Burt Richter, Fred Jackson,Alan Wells. Brian Sheehan, Louis McClendon, Mr. Courtland Daley. Paul McKeige, Pete Spahn, ArtSimmons, Alan Haverson, Joe Cordick, Anthony Colaneri. Second row: Alan Koester, Bill Magan.Teddy Morell, George Guemple, Ed Wolfe, Bob Steers, Frank Glogoiski, Charlie Jotz, Brad Wilson.

STAGE CREW Master ElectricianSponsor

Paul McKeige..Mr. Courtland Daley

VISUAL AIDS CLUB

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First row, left to right: Bruce BuPete Spahn, Ed Wolf-, George GThiede, Alan Koester. Alan HavDaley, Teddy Martin, Jack Be\Steers, Paul McKeiqe, Fred Jen

.ski, Jim Flood, Rodney Stokes, Al Wells, Ed O'Sullivan,mple. Second row: Dick Mancuso, Lee Weiland, Richard;on. Dick Lure. Hurt Richter. Third row: Mr. Courtland, Anthony Colaneri, Greg Sheehan, Jack Magan, Bobon, Teddy Morell, Brian Sheehan.

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...Barbara AeckerleMr. James Farley LIBRARY COUNCIL

REF'S CLUB

First row, left toCoffee. Second :Louise Luce.

right: Gail Daniels, Kathy Sauer, Peggy Morrovow: Jean Liska, Charlene Russell, Judy Poole

Nancy Coles, EllenTammy MacDonald,

ASSEMBLY USHERSOFFICERS

. . . . Jeannette ZulickMiss Gladys Estabrook

Top lo bottom, first row: Gail Gilford, Judie Cederholm, Anne Kochmer, JeanneFulcher, Anne Metzner, Barbara Aagaard, Marianne Boyle. Second row: KathySauer, Jeannette Zulick, Jenny Buontempo, Margo Stein, Sally Shepherd, BarbaraJ. Brown, Lois Ziegenbalg. Third row: Manlyn Bolcer, Miss Estabrook, BarbaraPease, Margie Reinhart, Gerirude Hamsey. Kathryn Frank, Caroline Seaman,Donna Bonn.

Pat Grant, Sally Shephard. Harold Gingery, Margaret Witte, DianeBetty Wikander. Mr. Charles Frentzos, loe Lazarus Not in picture:Gingery, Marilyn Gingery, Carol Koyen, Dave Isles.

FORUM CLUB

PresidentVice-Pre?ident .Secretary-TreasuSponsor

lose! LazarusWilliam WalshBetty Wikander

Mr. Charles Frentzos.

CHESS CLUBOFFICERS

President William WalshSecretary-Treasurer Josef LazarusSponsor Miss Adelaide Mifflin

Seated: Bill Walsh, Leslie Ault, Bob MacJoe Lazarus. Standing: Elaine Schvveizer,jack Burton, Larry Ashwell, Fred Catls

an, Bob Schweizer, Robin Ault, Angelo Porcella,Miss Adelaide Mifflin—sponsor, Chuck Meschter,

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CREATIVE WRITINGCLUB

President Elizabeth WikanderSponsor Mr. Norman Ros9

Carol Koyen, Betty Wikander, John Daubert, Mr. Norman Ross, Charlie Jotz, Byron Alnutt.

VOCATIONAL-MEDICAL CLUB

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurerSponsor

OFFICERS

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Left to right: Miss Margaret Jenkins, Caroline Wulff, Nancy Lockwood, Jenny Buontempo,Joan Lolgren, Lois Ziegenbalg, Dons Reod. Barbara Weeks, Judy Smith, Eve Allinger,Judy Hackett, Dorothy Scholz. Susan Bates, Nancy Kammerer, Jeanne Fulcher, TerryHeineman, Judy Wagner, Priscilla Kelling, Noncy Ltrda Diane Byrnes, Helene Glawitsch,Nancy Morda, Joan Abdo, Ruth Goetz. Not present: Beverly Blaha, Eileen Brennan, AnilaBrown, Edith Turner, Meta Ferris, Barbara Aeckerle.

MATH CLUB

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretarySponsor

David IslesWilliam Walsh

Terry BlevinMr. Oliver Wes

Left io right: Mr. Oliver West, Gardner Collins. Terry Blevin, Elaine Lewis, Bill Walsh,Bob Redden. Bill Richards, Dick George, Tom Mears, Hick Mancuso. Clarence Fritz,George Lincoln, Ai Semonite, Alden West. Al Jacobus, Bob Albertson, Bob Ayre, BruceSchofield. Harold Ginery, Lin Newswanger. Dick Druckenmiller, Dave Isles.

JUNIOR AND SENIORBIOLOGY CLUB

Left to righl: Janis Keve. Charlotte Peer. Carol Koyen, Pat Ring. Marion Kaye, Mr.Courtland Daley, Ginney Musa. Judy Poole, Dotty Scholz, Doris Reed, Jonelle Smith.Diane Byrnes, Susan Bates. Carolyn Sanlord. Nancy Lockwood, Ann Hacked, Nancy Cole,Rod Stok<?s, Kathie Vogol, Nancy Kammerer. Joan lightcap, Judy Hackett, Dorece Hann,Virqinia Zekoll, Carolyn Stearns, Marian Weber. Betty Ann Apgar, Ilene Johnson, EleanorMcKim, Caroline Spaman, Lois Ziegenbalg, Ruth Goetz, Mary Lou Lyons, Joan Zulick,Barbara Pease, Barbara M. Brown, Sally Shepherd.

JUNIOR OFFICERSPresident Elinor StearnsVice-President Georgia Lee HerringSecretary Marion Kaye

SENIOR OFFICERSPresident Jeannette ZulickSecretary Rodney S!oke3Sponsor Mr. Courtland Daley

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PHOTOGRAPHYCLUB

OFFICERS

President Bruce LarsenVice-President Myra DieienbmchSecretary-Treasurer Harold GingerySponsor Miss Gladys Estabrook

Left to right: Miss Gladys Estabrook, Al Jacobus, Alan HaGinery, Janet Dempsey, Diane Mackie, Olive Livingston, ILarson, Myra Diefenbruck.

?on, Bill Richards, Haroldnet Jones. Seated: Bruce

MODEL RAILROAD CLUB

.William SullivanBlair Bell

...William WalshMr. Boy Daniels

Mr. Roy Daniels, Arthur Hellenbrecht, Norbert Smith, Dave Paul, Jack Richard, JohnDaubert, Blair Bell, Bill Sullivan. John Duryee, Burl Richter, Richard Sorge, Arthur Raif,Vincent Guerriero. Warren Gearrick, Bill Walsh, Ed Bendel, Bob Achilles, Bob Pace,Barren Donaldson, Martin Matthews.

ENTRE NOUSOFFICERS

President Mary Jane HarlordVice-President Richard MancusoSecretary Marguerite SteinTreasurer Frances MooreSponsor Miss Lucy Teague

LA TERTULIAL. li

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretary-Treasurer ..Program Chairman ..Spom

First row, lefl to right: Carol Sabatini, Tom Mears, Ann Bishop, Jeanette Zulick. Secondrow: Mary Brunner, Belly Starr, Toddy Van Iderstine, Jeanne Fulcher. Phyllis Gave.Pam Dunham, Marianne Boyle. Third row: Mr. Anthony Terrigino, Sandy Ulrich, MaryAnn Scherer, Carol Wulif, Anne Metzner, Gayle Oscman, Joan Wening Bev Hawes.Fourth row: Elinor Stearns, Barbara J. Brown. Barbara M. Brown, Caroline Seaman,Pat Ross, Nancy Lerda, Margo Stein, Nancy Heinert. Fifth row: Claire Burke, DianeAustin, Blanche Farina, Maybyn Reeves, Betty Lou Farmer, Terry Blevin. Sixth row:Georgo Trumpore, Harold Gingery, Gardner Collins, Bob Britton, Mike Ferro. Seventhrow: George Lincoln, Bob McClmtock, Bob Balas, Bob Redden, Clarence Fritz.

Firs: row, left to ric.ht: Eob Witte, Bill Walsh, Bob Britton.Tom Mear?, Second row: Jim Andrews, Willie Keyser, GeorgeLincoln, Clarence Fritz. Third row: Mike Feiro. Harold Gin-gery, Dick Georqe, Lin Newswanqer. Fourth row: GardnerCollins John Senservg, Al Sen.onile, Jack Deane. Fifth row:Richard Mancuso, Bill Roesel, Al Jacobus, Bob McClintock.Sixth row: Davo Hoot, Frank Finney. Seventh row: BobDickey, Bob Redden. Alden West, Bob Albertson. Eiqhth row:Mr. Frank Ramsey, Joe Lazarus Bill Richards, Bill Sorensen

First row, left to right: Jim Loranger, Bruce Hoick, CarrollSchachl, Jimmy Burnett. Second TOW: Georqe Trumpore, AlCiccono, Rodney Stokes, John Prichard Third row: Dave Byine,John Reid, Dick Mclntyre, Bud Miller. Fourth row: BruceLarsen, Richaid Thiede, Rudy Metzner, George Conover. Filthrow: John Duryee, Bill Hoaqland, Georqe Conqer, Hugh Mair.Sixth row: Packy Whelan, Bob Richins, Bob Hageithy. Seventhrow: Dick Albertson, Bill Douglaa, Pete Malloy, Bill Wilson,Mr. Frank Ramsey.

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Richard AlbertsonAlvin CicconeDavid Magee

Mr. Frank Ramsey

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MASK ANDBAUBLE

OFFICERS

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurerProgram Chairmen

Sponsor

Elizabeth StanCarolyn RyersonMary Lou Lyons

Diane AustinMarjorie Richards

Jeannette ZulickMiss Alice Mathews

Diane Austin, Ann Bishop, Beverly Bishop. T<Barbara M. Brown, Mary Brunner, Pat BurncCraw, Ann Crowell, Elaine Daniels, Gail DanitFarina, Phyllis Gove, Pat Grant, Mary Aly

trry Blevin, Marianne Boyle, Gail Brach,ish, Pat Castaldo, Judy Cederholm, Bob?ls, ]oan Davis, Ethelyne Dunfee, Blanche

anson, Jonn Manzl, r*lary Jane rlarlora.Patty Hart, Beverly Hawes, George Jeffries, llene Johnson, Marion Kaye, Priscilla Kelting,Donald Klein, Elaine Lewis, Mary Lou Lyons, Jack Magan, Carol Newman, GayleOssmann, Barbara Pease, Cherry Lou ReimQn, Margie Richards, Charlene Russell, CarolRyerson, Carol Sabatini, Katherine Sauer, Carol Smith, Betty Starr, Sally Starr, CarolineStearns, Rodney Stokes, JoEUen Van Horn, Bill Wilson. Marcia Wurth, Joanne Wyman,Jeannette Zulick, Joan Zulick, Carol Koyen.

ROD AND GUN CLUB

First row, left to right: Ellis Franklin, Mr. Gerhard Kellner, Buddy Hellenbrecht ArtSimmons, Jerry Phillips. Second row: Walt Andersen, John Hayeck. Third row: BobBaxter, Hank Samer, George Conger, John Prichard, Dick Speed. Fourth row' TomTrotter, Gene Montenecourt, Jack Potter, Jack Deane. Don Wilcox, John Reid. Sixth row:Dick MacMillan, Jimmy Banko, Barry Hill, Dan Beny, Jim Curran, Dave Crane. Seventhrow: Bob Redden, Bob Balas, Bob Ayre, Dick Patton.

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurer

Robert BaxterRobert Ayre

....Walter AndersenRichard Patton

Sponsoi Mr. Gerhard Kellner

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TWIRLERS

Left to right: Pat McKenzie, Bernadine Kuizinski, Mary Lou Reinhardl, Yvonne Fraley,Melda Segebade, Joan Zulick, Joyce Skaarup, Dot Hinkeldey, Barbara Haar, Judie Cederholm.

Drum Majorette Judith Cedeiholm

CHEERLEADERS

Norma Seaile. Betty Lou Farmer, Pam Dunham, Maiy Alice Hanson. Mary Jane HariordSue Eschenlauer, Ruth Goetz, Marion Phillips

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ADVANCEDMODERN DANCE

First row, left to right: Mary Jane Harford, Judie Cederholm, Belly Lou Farmer. Secondrow: Marjorie Richards, Mary Alyce Hanson, Pam Dunham, Kathy Sauer.

INTERMEDIATE MODERN DANCE

Foreground, left to right: Mary Ann Scherer. First row; Nancy Hubbard, Charlotte Peer,Caroline Stearns, Phyllis Gove. Second row: Polly Kromer, Jonelle Smith, Jeanne Fulcher.Third row: Jean Liska, Eva Allinger.

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BANDOFFICERS

PresidentVice-PiesidenlLibrarianDirecfcv

JESSE BEIL....ARTHUH KIAMIE..WILLAED KEYSER..MR. LOUIS HARR

BOY'SGLEE CLUB

GIRL'SGLEE CLUB

MUSIC CLUBOFFICERS

President Frances MooreVice-President Ann BishopSecretary Gayle SassiTreasurer David CraneSponsor Miss Olga Specht

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Cranford High School produced its first StateChampionship Football Team in the school'shistory. Sparked by spirit, fight, and the de-termination to win, the 1952 squad, predictedas "the doormat of Union County", completedthe season with a reputable record of 7 winsand 2 losses. This record equaled that of 1945and was the best season Cranford has enjoyedin the last 17 years.

Downing a strong Linden team in our opener,13-6, Cranford continued its winning way bydefeating Millburn 13-7, and nipping a for-merly undefeated North Plainfield squad, 13-12.

After holding Rahway, later crowned StateChampions in their group, 7-7 at halftime, Cran-ford finally bowed 7-27. To make up for this,we defated both Roselle Park and Roselle inthe same season to accomplish this feat forthe first time since 1935.

We entered our traditional Turkey Day game,with Group IV Thomas Jefferson School, aslight favorite for the first time in the series.

FOOTBALL 1952

CO-CAPTAINSJesse Bell — George Lincoln

HEAD COACHStanley Grayson

ASSISTANT COACHESJames Avery — Paul Selby

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First row, left to right: Frank Finney, John Sherman, JesseBell, co-captain, George Lincoln, co-captain, Al Semonite. Sec-ond row: Bill Walsh, manager, Pete Scholz, Caleb Morris,Jim Praul. Bill laione, Dick Albertson. Andy Rogers, VinnieVicci, Bill Hoagland, Tim Schuman. Al Ciccone, Jim Loranger,assistant manager. Third row: Mr. James A very, backfield

coach. Rick Voorhees, Jim Flood, Bob Coles, Dick Lewis,George Weninq, Dave Root, Dick George, Hal Voorhees, Mr.Stanley Grayson, head coach, Richard Frank, assistant man-ager. Fourth row, Cliff McClendon, Leroy Wilson, Pete Walsh,Clarence Fritz, Leroy Holmes, Chris Clutz, Bob Bolomey, PeteMalloy, Ken Ernmons.

We won the contest in a hard fought battle,12-6, as Bob Bolomey and Jesse Bell paved theway to victory.

Bob Bolomey, a stand-out all season as ourdefensive right end, was named to the All-State and All-County first team. Co-captain

Jesse Bell, who led the team in scoring with24 points, gained a third team berth on theAll-State selections and a second team positionon the All-County team. Receiving second teamAll-County recognition along with Jesse wereGeorge Lincoln, co-captain, and Bill Iaione.

-.7iM^pm RECORD: 7 WINS—2 LOSSES

Craniord 13 Linden 6Craniord 13 Millburn 7Craniord 13 North Plainlield 12Cranford 7 Rahway 27Craniord 19 Hillside 20Craniord 14 Roselle Park 6Craniord 9 Roselle 0Craniord 6 Scotch Plains 0Craniord 12 Thomas Jelferson 6

COACH AVERY

First row. left to right: Dave Magee. assistant manager,Walter Sosnowski, Pete Scholz. Bob Coles, George Lincoln,co-captain, John Prichard, Dave Crane. Bob Molson, assistantmanager. Second row: Bill Walsh, co-manager, Don Staples,

Barry Hill. Ed Hobbie, Bob Albertson. co-captain, Pete Malloy,George Shafei, Lin Newswanger, Mr. William Martin, coach,Dick George, co-manager: Absent irom picture: Honnie Doyle.

BASKETBALL 1953CO-CAPTAINS

Bob Albeitson — George Lincoln

COACHWilliam Martin

RECORD: 8 WINS—10 LOSSES

Cranford 57Cranford 43Cranford 82^ranlord 51Cranford 52Cranlord 49Cranford 50Cranford 48Cranford 58Cranford 38Craniord 75Cranford 61Cranford 46Cranlord 61Cranford 61Cranford 60Cranford 64Cranford 52

Cranford 52"Cranford 49•Cranford 55" Cranford 59•Cranford 73County Tournament

Linden 77Scotch Plains 49

Roselle Park 83Hillside 63

.Montpelier, Vermont 46...Burlington, Vermont 53

Rahway 48Woodbridge 50

Roselle 47Linden 41

Clifford Scott 65Westfield 67Dunellen 44

Scotch Plains 59Rahway 66

Roselle Park 56Roselle 59Summit 53Pingry 65

Roselle 43Roselle Park 53

Scotch Plains 53Weehawken 82

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Cranford High School's basketball cagersbrought home the first State Group II SectionalChampionship since 1944 although it only com-piled a seasonal record of 8 wins and 10 losses.

In one of the high spots of the season, Cran-ford defeated Scotch Plains, winner of elevenstraight, but lost in an overtime period to apowerful Summit team. The squad, after drop-ping a last-second decision earlier in the sea-son to Roselle Park, came back to defeat thePanthers for the first time in the last threeyears. Of its ten defeats, Cranford lost eightof these by six points or less and two of thesewere overtime decisions.

In the opening round of the County Tourna-ment, Cranford bowed to Pingry, an undefeatedprep school powerhouse. However, the StateTournament provided the incentive which drovethe team to sparkling victories over Roselle,Roselle Park, and Scotch Plains, before bowingto Weehawken, the eventual champs.

The team was hampered by ineligibility,sickness, and injury throughout the season.With only three of an expected five lettermenreturning the team was green early in theseason but the fine coaching of Bill Martinmolded it into one of the best in the state.

Bob Albertson, our 6'4" center, led the teamthroughout the year in both scoring and de-fensive play. "Big Red" scored over the 30-point mark in the Clifford Scott, Rahway, Ro-selle Park, and Weehawken games, compileda seasonal average of 21.7 points per gameand a seasonal total of 498 points. All of theseare school records and the last one set aUnion County mark.

Although the Championship will never beforgotten, neither will the team's trip to Ver-mont. The team, at this time, wishes to expressits sincerest appreciation to Coach Bill Martinwho made this experience possible.

BOB BOTELER

CROSS COUNTRY 1952CO-CAPTAINS COACH

Gordon Sieg — John Reid Selh Weekley

DUAL MEET RECORD: 5 WINS—3 LOSSES

Cranioid 29 Union 26Cranioid 22 Scotch Plains 33Cranioid 18 Irvington 37Cranford 29 East Side 26Cranioid 38 Rahway 17Cranford 24 Edison 31Cranlord 22 Jelierson 33Cranioid 18 Plainiield 37County Meet Second PlaceState Meet—Groups I. II, III, IV Fourth Place

TIM SCHUMAN

DAVE ROOT

GORDON SIEG

INDOOR TRACK 1953COACH

Seth Weekley

DUAL MEET RECORD: 4 WINS—0 LOSSES

Cranford 51 Columbia Freshmen 34Cranford 50 Metuchen 27Cranford 44 Union 6Cranford 69 Jefferson 17State Meet—Groups I, II, III, IV Second PlaceCamden Invitational—Groups I, II, III, IV Second Place

The mile relay team, composed of Dave Root, Hal Voorhees,Tim Schuman, and Bob McClintock, took first place awards atthe Jersey City Relays, State Relays, and the C.Y,O. Relaysat Elizabeth. At the C.Y.O. Relays they set a meet recordof 3 minutes, 40 seconds.

OUTDOOR TRACK 1952TRr-CAPTAINS COACH

Bud Weidknecht — Bob Boteler Seth WeekleyCharley Rearick

DUAL MEET RECORD: 5 WINS—2 LOSSES

Cranford 57 North Plainfield 60Cranford 78 l i Union 38 V2

Cranford 95 Roselle 22Cranford 85 Linden 32Cranford 78 Hillside 39Cranford 85 '/a Irvington 31V2Cranford 48 Rahway 69Four-County Conference First PlaceNewark Board of Education

Invitation Meet—Groups I, II, III Second PlaceMontclair College High

Invitation Meet—Groups I, II First PlaceCounty Meet Third PlaceState Meet—Group II Second Place

First row, lefl lo right: John Reid, GordonSieg. Second row: Byron Alnutt, BarryHill, Lou McClendon, Bob Baxler, Bob Mc-Clintock, Rudy Metzner, Mike Ferro. Thirdrow. Mr. Seth Weekley, coach, DanRearick, Dick Thiede, Bill Roesel, AldenWest, George Conger, Steven Beach, JohnPnchard, Bill Bucher, manager.

First row, left to right: John Reed, BobHagerthy, Bill Roesel, Barry O'Neill. Sec-ond row: Dave Root. Mike Ferro. JesseBell. Tim Schurrtan. John Korsch, Billlaione, John Sherman. Third row: RudyMetzner Francis Keenan, Rodney Stokes,Hal Voorhees, Lou McClendon, Joe Longi,Alden West. Fourth row: Danny Rearick,Steven Beach, George Wening, John Sen-senig. Fred Jackson, Gordon Sieg, BobBaxter.

In the Long Branch 440-yard and 880-yard Group II Relays, the team madeup of Jesse Bell, Dave Root, Rick Voor-hees, and ClUf McClendon set newstate records of 44.3 seconds and 1minute, 32.5 seconds, respectively.

The mile relay team composed ofGeorge Lincoln, Tim Schuman, BobMcClintock, and Bob Boteler took firstplace awards at the Pennsylvania Re-lays, Seton Hall Relays, and LongBranch State Relays.

Firs; row, left to right: Bud Weidknecht,Bob Boteler. Second row: Fred Mackenzie,Bill laione, Dave Root, Jesse Bell, GeorgeLincoln, Bob McClintock, John Korsch.Third row: John Sherman, Hal Voorhees,Lou McClendon, Bob Hagerthy, Cliif Mc-Clendon, Tim Schuman, John Prichard, JimLoranqer, Gordon Sieq, Mr. Seth Weekley,coach. Fourth row: Rick Vorhees, AldenWest, Packy Whelan, Bob Richins, StevenBeach, George Jeffries, Rudy Metzner, KenLysaght, Bob Baxter.

Firsl row, left to right: Jack Deap.9. Bob Dommergue. Glenn Sorenson. Bob Albertson, Joe Daley. George Juracek, WaltOwens Mr. Paul Buonaouro, roach, Don Kern, Andy Crisanti, Ramsey. Third low: Dave Byrnes. Bob Wilte, Jerry Cooper,Dick George. Second row: Rudy Laurel, Ed White, Bill Dick Albertson, ROOM Bourn, loe Longi.

BASEBALL 1952CO-CAPTAINS

Don Kern — Glenn OwensCOACH

Paul Buonaguro

RECORD: 11 WINS — 7 LOSSES

Cranford 9 Scotch Plains 1Craniord 7 St. Mary's 0Cranlord 5 Irvington 8Cranford 2 JWoodbridge 1Crantord 0 Cliftord Scott 6Cranlord 2 Roselle Park 3Cranford 3 Scotch Plains 2Cranford 5 Roselle 2Cranford 7 North Arlington 3Cranford 4 Harrison 2Cranford 8 Holy Trinity 1Cranford 0 Clifford Scolt 1Cranford 4 Irvington Tech 0Craniord 5 Roselle Park 0Cranford 1 Linden 4Cranlord 2 Roselle 3Cranlord 1 North Arlington 2Cranford 0 Harrison 4

Coach Buonaguro produced his sixth straight "better-than-.500" season for Cranford High School with an impressiverecord oi 11 wins and 7 losses. This record was climaxed byDon Kern twirling a one-hit victory over a powerful RosellePark club, our county rivals, and a no-hit victory over Irving-ton Tech.

Cranford placed four batters in the ".300" club: AndyCrisanti, Glenn Owens, Bob Dommergue, and Bob Witte. Co-captain Owens accomplished the feat for the third consecutiveyecrr.

Co-captain Kern ably led the pitching department, settingUnion County pitching records for: most strikeouts in one sea-son (189), most complete games in one season (15), most winsin high school career (23), and most strikeouts in high schoolcareer (400). Don is undoubtedly one of the county's greatall-time pitchers.

With all but two of the starting nine lost via graduation,Coach Buonaguro is, nevertheless, looking forward to his 1953season with great anticipation. Many promising players sawaction and earned their letters in 1952 and they will lead theteam to another "better-than-,500" season.

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SOCCERCO-CAPTAINS

Phil MorinBob Ay re

COACHC. J. Daley

RECORD: I WIN, 9 LOSSES, 2 TIES

Cranford 0 Summit 1Craniord 0 Belleville 5Cranford 0 Chatham 4Craniord 1 Verona 3Cranford 0 Irvington 0Craniord 0 Jefferson 3Cranford 7 Wardlaw ICranford 0 Edison 5Cranford 0 .Irvington 2Cranford 0 Wardlaw 0Cranford 0 Kearny 8Cranford 0 Jefferson 1

Left to right: Ken McGrath, Bill Reed, Dick Patton, Carroll SchachI, BoC Craw, BobFarmer. Bill Sorenson, Lee Weiland, Don lewett. Mr. Courtland Doley, coach. Pal WhelanBob Ayre, lerry Cooper, Bill Wilson, Bruce Hoick, Bob Schweizer, Phil Morin, WallyLakin, Joe Kulmayer. Foreground: Dave Byrnes. Background: Ken Evans, Bob Richins,managers.

Due to the graduation of most of the varsity soccer team, the1952 squad encountered a rough season. Although the season'srecord stands at 1 win, 9 losses, and 2 ties, Cranford lost manyclose decisions. Cranford showed its potential in the closing gameof the season as it bowed to the State Champs, Thomas Jefferson,only 1 to 0.

ICE HOCKEYCO-CAPTAINS

Tom MearsClarence Frilz

COACHRoy Daniels

RECORD: O WINS-^1 LOSSESCraniord 1 Peddie 10Craniord 1 Lawrenceville SCraniord 3 Morristown 7Cranford 1 JUorristown 3

First row, lelt to right: Mr. Roy Daniels, couch, Bill Wilson, Alan Semonite, Tom Mears,Bob Ayre, Clarence Fritz, Tony Colucci. Second row: Packy Whelan, Hugh Mair, KenEvans, Sal Manury, Douglas Rich. lohn Peterma.i. Jerry Cooper. Third row: RichardYoung, Bruce Hoick, Gilbert Warrin, Tom White, Bill Sorenson, Bob O'Neill, Frank Finney.

Because Cranford lost all but three lettermen from last year'schampionship team and also handicapped due to the lack of ice,Coach Daniels was unable to field a winning combination. Theydid, however, make an excellent showing against Lawrenceville,losing 6-1 to a team rated tops in the state. As their last twoencounters against Morristown were decided in the last period, theydo not give a true picture of the team's improvement.

TENNIS 1952COACH

Charles Frentzos

RECORD: 1 WIN—4 LOSSES

Cranford 3 Plainfield 2Cranford 1 Thomas Jefferson 4Cranford 1 Westfield 4Cranford 2 Thomas leflerson 3Cranford 1 Plainfield 4

First row, left to right: Mr. Charles FrentzcBritton, Hugh Mair, Dave Crane. Second ;Fisher, Joe Lazarus, George Conger.

coach, Pete Steve: Dave Dunham,

ns, Jay Rommes, BobBuss Davis, Leonard

The tennis team scored a sparkling 3-2 upset over a powerfulPlainfield squad in the opening game of the season only to fallunder the strength of its other two opponents.

In spite of the fact that the team was composed largely ofsophomores and juniors, the record does not do justice to the abilityof our players. This is shown in the hard battle lost to ThomasJefferson, 2-3.

GOLF 1952COACH

Thomas Gambino

BECORD: 1 WIN—3 LOSSES

Cranford 5 Hahway 10Cranford 9 -North Plainfield 6Cranford 2'/z Jefferson 9lr2Cranford l'/z JWeslfield 10'2

1953 TEAM—Firsl rowTom Laslo, Frank Ge

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Gambino, JirPhillips, Jo.

Donovan, Bob Simmons,Kulmayer, Tony Stein.

In the County Golf Tournament the team as a whole placedfourth out of five. Fred Duffy, who individually took fourth placein the tournament, led the team in scoring for the year.

Although our golf team's record seems unimpressive, it mustbe stated that our three losses were to larger schools which haveannually fielded good golf teams.

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The Girls' Athletic Association, un-der the sponsorship of Miss FlorenceAlp and Mrs. Eva Hazel, offers to everygirl the opportunity to participate in allsports not only during and after schoolhours, but also in several intramuralgames. The officers of the Association,including Betty Lou Farmer, President;Elaine Lewis, Vice-President; MargieReinhart, Secretary; and Norma Searle,Treasurer, plan the program for theyear together with the sponsors.

Archery introduces the year of ath-letics to the girls. When the briskautumn weather replaces summer'scomfortable warmth the classes playhockey. This lively game keeps thegoose-pimples away!

Basketball is the favorite indoor sportalthough volleyball certainly doesn'thibernate. Occasionally, the girls at-tempt Modern Dancing or tumbling, butthe results are usually black and blue!

Spring and baseball come hand inhand, although for the past two yearstennis has slipped in quite successfullyto make it a trio!

The efforts and achievements of theSophomore, Junior, and Senior mem-bers of the association are displayedin the annual "Blue and Gold Exhibi-tion". It might not be inappropriate toadd that these annual exhibitions neverfail to attract even larger crowds thanthe boys' sports ever drew.

GIRL'S ATHLETICIsobelle Davidson, oi Gurnsey, Englandshows iine points oi field hockey.

Firsl row, left to riqht: Betty Lou Farmer, president; MargieReinhart, secretaiy; Elaine Lewis, vice-president; Norma Searle.treasurer. Second row: Sue Eschenlauer, Mary Alyce Hanson,Eileen Liddy, Judie Cederholm, Mary Jane Harford, Jeannetle

Zulick, Mary Brunner. Third row: Margo Stein, Kathy Vogel,Jane Dankel, Pam Dunham, Gail Daniels, Betty Apgar, AudreyHessler, Diane Austin, Mary Lou Reinhardt, Theresa Carey,Margaret Witte. Sally Starr, Pa! Mackenzie, Elsie Muldrow.

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