For Reference - digifind-it.com · FOREWORD As the weather map is a record of the elements of our...
93
Transcript of For Reference - digifind-it.com · FOREWORD As the weather map is a record of the elements of our...
For Reference
Not to be taken
from this library
JUL 1 4 2083CRANFORD PUBUC UBRARV NJ.
9520 00171 1862
FOREWORD
As the weather map is a recordof the elements of our weather, sothis book records the elements thatmake up Cranford High School.Variety, one of the chief charac-teristics of weather, is an impor-tant feature of our work and playat C. H. S., as charted on thesepages. Unlike the weather map,we cannot forecast the future, butwe know that the memories of ouryears at C. H. S. will be as mucha part of our lives as the sunand rain.
II'.ii i
II l111 Ilk
•ft-
!UU
•A0
PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS
The
GOLDEN
C
CONTENTS
Faculty page 4
Seniors page 8
Activities page 42
Athletics page 68
Underclassmen -.page 82
1957$S OF CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY
FACULTY
UH. HOWARD R. BESTSuperintendent of Schools
Yanktnn C, A.B.U. of Nebraska. M.A.Columbia I!., Ed. D.
1G. FRANK ZIMMERMAN
PrincipalBucknell U., A.B.
Columbia U., M.A.
FRANK G. MARTZDirector of Secondanj Education
U. of North Dakota, A.B.U. of Minnesota, M.A.
Albert BallingerNew York U., B.S.
Commercial
Maurice C. Blanker)Brothers' College, B.A.Columbia, T.C., M.A.
Social Studies
Edward BoyleSaint Peter's C, B.S.
Social Studies-
Paul BuonaguroSaint John's U., B.S.S.
Columbia U., M.A.English
._•» J
Julius CohnCity College of N.Y.
B.S.Cornell U., M.S.
Science
Courtland J. DaleyTrinity. B.S.
Columbia, T.C., M.A.Science
Roy G. DanielsNewark S.T.C., B.S.Rutgers U., M. Ed.
Industrial Arts
Elizabeth L. DurrellElizabeth General
R.X.New York U.
Nurse
TiGladys W. EstabrookMt. Holyoke C, B.A.Columbia, T.C., M.A.
Mathematics
Herbert FanellIndiana U., B.S., M.S.
Physical Education
Thomas CambinoNewark S. T. C, B.S.
Industrial Arts
Nelly GarcelonNotre Dame C, B.A.
English, French
Eugenie GilbertCornell U., A.B.,
M. Ed.English, French
Michael L. GlennonSeton Hall U., B.S.
English
Stuart GoldblattColumbia C, B.A.Columbia U., M.A.
Social Studies
Josef GoodmanTeachers C, B.S.
Jviilliard, B.S.New York U., M.A.
Industrial Arts
Stanley F. GraysonTemple U., B.S.
Physical Education
Louis F. HaarConservatories of
Berlin, Leipzig, Paris,Rutgers, B.S.
German
Ella M. HaverMontclair S.T.C., B.A.
Columbia U., T.C.,M.A.
Science
Dorothy KainGreen Mt. Jr. C , A.A.Northwestern U., B.S.
Home Economics
Gerhard V. KellnerPurdue U., B.S.
Columbia U., M.A.Guidance
Miriam LanthierMontclair S.T.C., B.A.
Mathematics
Harry W. LawrenceTrenton S.T.C., B.S.New York U., M.A.
Commercial
Richard LcgrandU. of Massachusetts
B.A.Springfield C., M. Ed.
Guidance
James LenneyXcw York U.,
B.A., M.A.Vocal Music
Jj| ^? m
Roland MassiminoU. of Vermont, B.S.
Commercial
Burton W.Longenbaeh
Kutztown S.T.C., B.S.Columbia, T.C., M.A.
Art
Alice MathewsColby C, B.S.
Yale Drama SchoolEnglish, Speech
Ernest K. LovelandPrinceton U., B.A.
Columbia, T.C., M.A.Latin
Eileen McDonoughSaint Joseph's C, B.A.
English
William H. MartinGettysburg C, B.A.
Springfield C, M. Ed.Physical Education
Rose MurphyWagner C, B.A.
Pennsylvania U., M.A.Social Studies
Edna Peairs WillWashington State C,
B.A.Columbia U., M.A.
Art
h
tfiiRalph Notaro
Juilliard Schoolof Music, B.S.
Columbia T.C., M.A.Instrumental Music
Charles PostRider C, B.S.
Rutgers U., M. Ed.Commercial, Guidance
Frank E. RamseySusquehanna U., B.A.Columbia T.C., M.A.
English
Dorothy RobinsonTrenton S.T.C., B.S.New York U., M.A.
Commercial
Isaac RussoStroudsburg S.T.C.,
B.S.New York U., M.A.
Spanish
Beatrice SchwoererMontclair S.T.C., B.A.Columbia, T.C., M.A.
Mathematics
Thomas ScutroRider C, B.S. in Ed.
Montclair S-T.CM.A. in Ed.Commercial
Paul W. SelbyTrenton S.T.C., B.S.Rutgers, U. M. Ed.Driver Education
Jane SeymourMt. Sinai School ofNursing Diploma
Columbia T.C., U.S.Nurse
Frank SpadaFordhum U., B.S.
English
Lucy O. TeagueColby C.
Columbia T.C., B.S.Ecole du Montce,
FranceFrench
William M. TrevertonDavidson C, A.B.
New York UniversityM.A., PhD.
School Psychologist
E. M. WeberYankton College, B.A.U. of Nebraska, M.A.
Librarian
J. Seth WeekleyMercer U., B.A.
Columbia T.C., M.A.Plujsical Education
Seymour WeissRutgers U., B.A.
New York U., M.A.Social Studies
Oliver L. WestHarvard U., B.A.
Columbia, T.C., M.A.Mathematics
Harold M. WilsonArcadia U., B.A.
Rutgers U., M. Ed.Science
Michael YanuzziSeton Hall U., B.S.
Science
Not Pictured:
Gloria AllanNew York U., B.S.Home Economics
Donald ArminRutgers University
B.S., M. Ed.Reading Consultant
Olga KuntzSyracuse U., B.A.
Seton Hall U., M.A.Mathematics
Ruth McCartneyPanzer C , B.S.
Physical Education
Ivey SullivanBrockport, N. Y.,
State U., B.S.Physical Education
SECRETARIESNancy A. Dwycr. Theresa S.D'Alessandris, Lillian E.Jones, Arlene J. Golden.
n
SENIORS
n
SUSAN ABORN"Sue"
"Intelligent andenthusiastic."
CollegeStudent Council 11;Golden C Staff 12, Busi-ness Manager; SpotlightStaff 10, 11; NationalHonor Society 11, 12;Senior Play 11; MusicClub 11, 12; Choir 12;Glee Club; Entre Nous11, 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11; Medical Club 11;Monitor 11; ModernDance 9, 10, 11.
PHYLLIS J. AKLAN"Phyl"
"Quick icittcd, impish,always fun."
NurseStudent Council 12;S p o t l i g h t Staff 11;Senior Play Cast 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 11, 12; MedicalClub 11; Assembly Ush-er 11; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11.
ROBERT WAKEFIELDALBERT
"Bob" or "Albie""Friends he will always
have."College
Class Officer 11, Treas.;Golden C Staff 12;Senior Play Crew 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10, 11, 12; Rod& Gun 11; Hi-V 11,Pres. 12; Baseball 1(1;Indoor Track 10, 11,12; Outdoor Track 10,11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11,Co-captain 12.
GLENN DAVIDALLINGER
"A man witli character."College
Student Council 12,Pres.; Choir 10, 11, 12;Glee Club 9, 10; Or-chestra 9, 10, 11;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Hi-Y 11, 12; Monitor11; Football 9, 11, 12;Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12;Outdoor Track 9, 10,11, 12; Boys' DoubleQuartet 9, iO, 11.
KATHARINE ARLENEALEXANDER
"Kay""A shining personality
and even temperament."Nursing
Golden C Staff 12; RedCross Council 9, 10;Choir 11, 12; Glee Club9; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; Medical Club 11, 12;Monitor 9, 10; Cirls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 9.
VIRGINIA DAREANDERSEN
"Ginny"
"A noble, modestnature."
Private SecretaryGolden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 10; EntreNous 10, 11, 12; PromComm. 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Medical Club 10, 11,12; F.T.A. 10; Photog-raphy Club 9; Monitor10, 11; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11, 12.
ALVA GAILANDERSON
"Gail""Easy going and
carefree."Secretary
10
GERALDINE ANNARNOLD
"Gerry"
"A bright smile and ahappy laugh."
College
Student Council 11;Class Officer 10, VicePres.; Golden C Staff10, 12; Senior PlayCrew 12; Red CrossCouncil 10; Glee Club9; Library Council 9;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Mask & Bauble 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Monitor 9, 10. . -
r
m '1 -d
JOHN JAY ARNOLD"His winning ways create
lasting friendships."College
Model Railroad 11;Prom Comm. 12; Rod& Gun 10, 11; IndoorTrack 11, 12; OutdoorTrack 11, 12; Soccer11, 12.
SAMUEL HUGHAYERS"Tex"
"So worries —who cares."
Navy and College
Student Council 10;Golden C Staff 12;Senior Play Cast 12;Stage Crew 9, Mgr.;Prom Comm. 11; Mask& Bauble 12; Monitor11; Football 11, 12;Indoor Track 12; Out-door Track 10, 11, 12.
STEPHEN J. P. AYRE"Me Wink"
"Humor is an addedattraction."
CollegeGolden C Staff 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10, 11, 12; Rod& Gun 9, 10, 11, 12;Hi-Y 11, 12; Football9, 10, 11, 12; IndoorTrack 9, 10, 11, 12; Out-door Track 9, 10, 11, 12.
SHIRLEY ANNBALDWIN
"Shirl"
"Everything is fun."
Secretarial SchoolSenior Play Cast 11;Choir 12; Glee Club 9,11, 12; Prom Comm. 11;Monitor 11.
GEORGE HENRYBAKER
"A quiet man with aquick wit."
College
EILEEN CHRISTINABAUER"Eileen"
"Under her quiet mannerfriendliness blossoms."
Secretary
Snyder High School,Jersey City, 9. Girls'Sports 10, 11; Twirler 9.
ARTHUR CHARLESBENINTENTE
'Art""Friends are horn,
not made."
NavyVisual Aids 10, 11, 12.
BARBARA ANNEBENNETT
"Barb""A smile goes with all
she does."
Holy Trinity, Wcstfield9, 10; Basketball 9, 10-Glee Club 9, 10; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;M o n i t o r 11; PromComm. 11.
11
JOAN BEVERLEYBIRD
"A quiet girl with manygood qualities."
SecretaryRed Cross Council 11;Library Council 11,Vice Pres.
ROBERT H. BLAKLEY"Bob"
"Life is too short toworry and groan,"
CollegeProm Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Rod & Gun 9, 10, 11;Monitor 10; Basketball10; Baseball 9.
CHARLES H.BOARDMAN
"Chuck"'7 intend to travel and
see the world."
College
Student Council 12;Band 9; Orchestra 9;Visual Aids 10, 11, 12;Stage Crew 10, 11, 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11; Hi-Y11; Football 10, 11; In-door Track 10, 11; Out-door Track 10, 11.
ARLENE BARBARABROOKS
"Barb" or "Bubbles"
"Laughing at care."
Office WorkL i b r a r y Council 9;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10.
NORMAN GEORGEBOWNE"Butch"
"Vitality plus."
NavyMonitor 10; Football 9,Mgr.; Baseball 9, Mgr.
MARY BUONTEMPO"Mary"
"A sparkle in her eye, asparkling personality."
Roller DerbyBand 12.
CAROL JANEBUSCHOLD
"Bushy""Few possess such
cheerfulness."
College
Student Council 11;Golden C Staff 12;Spotlight Staff 11, ArtEd. 12; La Tertulia12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; F.T.A. 12; Mask &Bauble 10, 12; Moni-tor 11; Assembly Usher11; Girls' Sports 9, 10,11, 12; Cheerleader 9,11, Treas. 12;
ROBERT A. CALVANO"Bob"
"A man of his word."Undecided
12
PROSPER CAPECE"Sonny"
"Wit was horn in him."College
Roselle Park High School9, 10. Baseball 9;Wrestling 10.
JOHN RICHARDCARTER"Johnny"
"Quiet but not idle."
College
Visual Aids 10, 11, 12;Stage Crew 10, 11, 12;Hod & Gun 10; Hi-Y11, 12.
CARLA LEECASTALDO
"A girl everyone likes."College
Student Council 9, 10,Sec. 11, Assembly Chm.12; Class Officer 10,Student Council Rep.;Spotlight Start 10, 11,Feature Ed. 12; SeniorPlay 12; Glee Club 9,10, 11, 12; Entre Nous10, 11; La Tertulia 12;Prom Comm. 11; Mask& Bauble 9, Treas. 10,11, Pres. 12; Monitor 11;Assembly Usher 11, 12.
CAROLYN JOANCLAY
"Clay" or "Carol""Find fun and the
world is yours."
Business School: Private
Secretary
Spotlight Staff 10, 11,12; Band 9, 10; PromC o m m . 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12.
HAROLD J. CHERRY"Hal"
"A soft-spoken man."Mechanic
PHYLLIS-CLAIREGERTRUDE
CLEMENSEN
"Phyl"
"Quiet and Reserved."
CollegeGolden C Staff 12;Senior Play Cast 12;Red Cross Council 11,Vice Pres. 12; Choir 12;Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12;Library Council 11, 12;Prom Comm. 11; F.T.A.12; Photography Club9, 10, 11; Forum Club12; Girls' Sports 11, 12.
JOANNE FRANCESCOLANERI
"Jo"
"A sparkle of mischief."
Business CollegeGolden C Staff 12;Senior Play 12; PromComm. 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Mask & Bauble 10,11, 12; Monitor 10; As-sembly Usher 11, 12;Refs' Club 10, 11, 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Modern Dance 10.
13
LURLEEN VIRGINIACOLBURN
"Lee""Either I will find a way
or I will make one."
College
Spotlight 11; Senior PlayCrew 12; Red Cross 9;Music Club 10, 11 12Choir 11, 12; Glee Club9, 10; Library Council9, 10; La Tertulia 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Forum Club 9, 10;Stamp Club 11, 12.
HUGH G. COLVILLE"Hugh"
"A good looking guy wholoves a good time."Air Force or Navy
Band 9; Orchestra 9;Dance Comm. 10, 11;Rod & Gun 11; Hi-V11, 12; Indoor Track10; Soccer 10, 11; Golf10, 11.
JULIA ALICECROMARTY
"Julie""A quiet and sweet
personality."
College
Golden C Staff 12;Spotlight Staff 9, 10, 11,12; Senior Play 11, 12;Choir 12; Glee Club SJ,11, 12; Entre Nous 10,11, 12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12;Forum Club 9, 10; Mon-itor 10:
GEORGE ALLAN'DANSKIN
"Red""His favorite spot isbehind the wheel."
Undecided
WILLIAM JAMESDAVIS"Bill"
"He speaks naughtbut truth."
Undecided
FRANCESCO A.D'ANTONIO
"Guinea""/ love every moment
I live."
Football 9, 10, 12; Base-ball 9, 12.
MARIE JOHANNADELANEY
"Marie""Like a breath of
spring."
Secretary
Library Council 11, Sec.-Treas.; Dance Comm. 9;Monitor 9; Point SystemComm. 9, 10, 11, 12.
J
; • « * • %
JAMES MICHAELDiCLERICO
"Jim" or "Deec""A little nonsense nowand then is relished hijthe best of men."
College
Golden C Staff 12; Na-tional Honor Society 11,12; Senior Play 11; RedCross Council 9, 10;Choir 9, 10, 11; GleeClub 9, 10; Forum Club9; Hi-Y 11, 12; Basket-ball 10.
CLIFFORD WARRENDOBBINS
"Cliff" or "Dobbs"
"A man of true merit."
NavyFootball 9, 10, 11, 12;Baseball 9; Soccer 11.
ELEANOR PATRICIADONOVAN
"Patty""A good athlete, a better
friend."
Business College
Student Council 10;Golden C Staff 9, C.A.A.Ed.; Spotlight Staff 10,Sports Ed.; Red CrossCouncil 9; La Tertulia11, 12; Dance Comm.12; Refs' Club 10; G.A.A.Council 10, 11, Pres.12; Girls' Sports 9, 10,11, 12; Modern Dance 9.
SANDRA MAYDOWNEY
"Sandy" or "San""Attractive and
fun loving."
Air Line Hostess
Golden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 9, 10, 11, 12;Senior Play 12; RedCross Council 9, 10;Glee Club 9; La Ter-tulia 12; From Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Mask & Bauble9, 10, 11, 12; Monitor9, 10, 11; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11, 12.
WILLIAM K.ELTRINGHAM
"Willie"
"A man sincere in wordsand successful in allthings."
Navy
STEPHEN EUDENE"Steve"
"An intelligent man."College
Entre Nous 12; DanceComm. 12; Chess Club9, 10; Monitor 10, 12;Golf 12.
LUCILLE ANNERRICO
"Ceillie" or "Lucy""Happiness iscontagious."
UndecidedChoir 11; Library Coun-cil 9; Monitor 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10.
WALTER MICHAELFARRELL
"Walt" or "Wally"
"Strictly a grand guy."
CollegeStudent Council 12;Golden C Start 12; Band9, 10, 12; Orchestra 9,10; Visual Aids 10;Stage Crew 10; La Ter-tulia 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 11,12; Rod and Gun 10, 11,12; Forum Club 12;Hi-Y 11, 12; IndoorTrack 10, 11, 12:
ROBERT F.FAUGHNAN
"Bob""Versatile and filled with
fun."
Undecided
Red Cross Council 9;Glee Club 9; Band 9,10, 11, 12; Orchestra9, 10; Rod & Gun 10;Football 9, 10.
JOHN WALTERFERGUSON
"Chalie" or "Fergie""The business of life is
to go forward."
College
Prom Comm .11; DanceComm. 11; Football 11;Baseball 11.
BARBARA VIRGINIAFILKA"Barb"
"They who know herknow she's wonderful."
Secretarial School
Dance Comm. 12; Girls'Sports 12.
ROBERT POOLEFORTENBAUGH
"Bob""A combination of
good things."
College or Navy
Wrestling 11.
CAROLYN FOX"Foxy"
"Her beauty is joy."Airline Hostess
Student Council 9; Spot-light Staff 12; SeniorPlay 12; Red CrossCouncil 9; Glee Club 9;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Girls' Sports 9; ModernDance 9.
PATRICIA ANNGASKEL
"Patti""She is seldom seen, butshe will always be re-membered."
Nursing
Glee Club 9, 11; Moni-tor 11; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11.
H. MARTIN FRAHME"Marty"
"My life is justbeginning."
College
FRANK CURTISGILFORD
"Curt"
"A natural mechanic."Marines or ParatroopersFootball 9.
WILLIAM CARLGIPE"Bill"
"His subtle remarksare timely."
College
Football 12.
JANE GOTTLIEB"Jane"
"A pretty miss."
Business College
Weequahic High 9, 10,11; Band 12.
GERALDINE GRAY"Gerry"
"Full of impishlittle tricks."
Secretary
S p o t l i g h t Staff 12;Choir 9; Glee Club 9;Band 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 10;Monitor 10; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11; M o d e r nDance 9.
VALERIE GRIFFIN"Val" or "Grit"
"A merry heart maketha cheerful countenance."
College
Glee Club 9, 10; Moni-tor 11; Girls' Sports 10;Modern Dance 9.
GENE GRIFFITHS"Doc"
"To know moreis his ambition"
College
Class Officer 12, Treas.;Golden C Staff 12; Na-tional Honor Society 11,12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 11, 12;Rod & Gun 11; Hi-Y11, Vice-Pres. 12; In-door Track 10, 11, 12;Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11,12; Cross Country 11,12.
MARCIA HAAG"Marsh"
"Her achievementsare many."
College
Student Council 9, 12;Point System Comm.Chm. 12; Golden C Staff12; Spotlight Staff 10,11, News Co-Editor 12;Senior Play Crew 10, 11Cast, 11, 12; Red CrossCouncil 9, 10; Choir 9,10; Glee Club 9; LaTertulia 12; P r o mComm. 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;
ROBERT ALLENGUERTIN
"Bob"
"A real car enthusiast."
Undecided
PATRICIA ANNEHAMILTON
"Charm to matchher versatility."
College
Student Council 10, 12;Golden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 10, 11, 12;Senior Play Cast 12;Red Cross Council 9;La Tertulia 12; PromComm. 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12'Forum Club 9, 10, 11,Pres. 12; Monitor 9, 1011; Assembly Usher 11;G. A. A. Council 11.
ANN HANSELMAN"Nan"
"A friendly andpleasing disposition."
Secretary
Prom Comm. 11; Moni-tor 9.
17
STEPHEN HAVESON"Steve"
"His clothes set off asparkling personality."
College
Student Council 12;Golden C Staff 12, As-sociate Bus. Mgr.; Sen-ior Play 11; Glee Club10, 11; Entre Nous 12;Dance Comm. 9; ForumClub 9; Tennis 11, 12;Wrestling 11, 12.
MADELINE P. HAYES"Matty"
"Lovely as aspring flower."
CollegeGirls' Sports 11; Tennis
MARGARET SUSANHENEY
"Her heart isfilled with music."
CollegeMusic Club 10, 11, 12;Choir 10; Glee Club 9,10; Orchestra 11, 12;La Tertulia 11, 12.
V. n
WILLIAM JOHNHETTMAN
"Willy""One of the nicest
fellows you could know."
U. S. Army
Indoor Track 11; Out-door Track 12; CrossCountry 11.
ROBERT JOSEPHHOBBIE
"Hob""A loyal
hometown man."
College
Student Council 9, 10;Glee Club 9, 10, 11;Dance Coinm. 10; Moni-tor 10; Basketball 9; 10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Base-ball 9, 10, 11, Co-Capt.
CAROL HINES"A pleasant person
to know."Secretary
East Orange H i g hSchool 9. Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 10;Monitor 10, Girls' Sports10; Biology Club 9.
LINDA JANEHOOLEY
"Lin""A happy heart anda smile to match."
College
Golden C Staff 9, 12;Spotlight Staff 11; LaTertulia 12; P r o mC o m m . 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Monitor 9, 10, 11; As-sembly Usher 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Cheerleader 11.
RECIN'A HOOPER"Jeanie" or "Reggie"
"Pretty, pert, persuasive."Business School
G o l d e n C Staff 12;Spotlight Staff 11; GleeClub 9, 10; Monitor 9;Refs Club 11, 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10, 11, 12.
JAMES LLOYDHUDSON
"Jim ""Our future Sinatra."
CollegeStudent Council 11, As-sembly Chm.; SeniorPlay Cast 11; MusicClub 10, 11, 12; Choir10, 11; Glee Club 9;Visual Aids 10, 11, 12;Stage Crew 10, 11, 12;Mask & B a u b l e 11;Photography C l u b 9;Football 9; Radio Club10, Treas.
CLIFFORD COXJACKSON
"Shakes" or "Cliffy"
"The truth is always thestrongest argument."
Service or College
Red Cross. Council 11;Monitor 10, 11; FootballB, 12; Baseball 10, Mgr.;Indoor Track 11, 12;Outdoor Track 9, 11, 12;Cross Country 11.
LYNN DIANEJACOBSEN
"Her inward beautyreflects in face."
CollegeGolden C Staff 12, Edi-tor - in - Chief; SpotlightStaff 9; National HonorSociety 11, 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; MusicClub 10, 11, 12; EntreNous 12; Glee Club 9,10, 11 , accompanist;Choir 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Mask & Bauble9, 11;
KARL JULIUSKAIMER
"Boodie" or "Bud""A big man inmany ways."
College
Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12Rod & Gun 10, 11, 12;F o r u m Club 11, 12;Football 9, 10, 11, 12Co-Capt.; Basketball 9,10, 11, 12; O u t d o o rTrack 10, 11, 12.
MARYLINKIRKPATRICK
"Mar"
"Her charms are many."
SecretaryMonitor 11; Girls' Sports11.
PATRICIA KEENAN"Pat"
"Her thoughts are many;her worries arc few."
UndecidedDance Comm. 9; Girls'Sports 9.
BARBARA KNIGHT"Barb"
"Perpetual Motion"Secretary
Choir 9; Girls' Sports11; Prom Comm. 11.
CAROLYN R. KOLAS"Friday"
"Let me love life and1 will be happy."
BeauticianSenior P l a y Cast 12;Red Cross Council 9, 10,12; Glee Club 9; Li-brary Council 11, 12;Prom Comm. 11; Moni-tor 11.
ROSEMARY KOROMI"Rose" or "Rosie""Life is a song."
I. B. M. InstructorMusic C l u b 10, 12;Choir 9, 10; Glee Club9, 10, 11, 12; PromC o m m . 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Mask & Bauble 9; Moni-tor 9, 10; Refs Club 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Mixed Chorus 9.
19
SANDRA LOUISEKROMER"Sandy""A cute
little chatterbox."
College
Spotlight Staff 10, 11,News Co-Ed. 12; SeniorPlay Crew 10, 11, Cast12;' Music Club 12;Choir 11, 12; Glee Club9, 10, 11, 12; EntreNous 10, 11, 12; PromComm. 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;F. T. A. 11, 12; Monitor10, 11; Girls' Sports 10,11; Girls' Ensemble 12.
ANGELO JOSEPHLA BRACIO
"Pleasant and likeable."
Undecided
DORIS ELIZABETHLAKIN"Doris"
"A mild manner isher characteristic."
Secretary
Glee Club 9, 10; LibraryCouncil 11; Entre Nous10, 11, 12; Girls' Sports11.
GWENDOLYNLAUREL"Gwen"
"You are sweetof disposition."
College
S e n i o r Play 11; RedCross Council 12; Mu-sic Club 11, 12; Choir11, 12; Glee Club 9, 10,11, 12; Prom Comm. 11;Assembly U s h e r 12;Girls' S p o r t s 11, 12;Girls' Ensemble 12.
MARILYN LA MARCA"Mar"
"Beautiful clothes revealher exquisite taste."
CollegeStudent Council 9; Gold-en C 12; Red Cross 9,10; Library Council 9;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11; Moni-tor 9, 10, 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10.
ROBERT ALEXANDERLAURENCE
"Bob""A sensible andwell-bred man."
Navy
Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; P r o m Comm. 11;Visual Aids 9, 10, 11,12; Stage Crew 9, 10,11, 12; PhotographyClub 10, Golf 12.
ROBERTLINSENMAYER
"Red""Union City's loss is
Cranford's gain."
Emerson High School.Union City, 9, 10, 11:Chess Club 9; Sport:Review Club 10; Ger-man Club 11.
RAY JOHNLITWINETZ
"Big Ray"
"A spark of genius."
Air Force & CollegeChoir 9; Hi-Y 12; Foot-ball 9, 10; Baseball 9,10.
ROBERT GEORGELONGAKER II
"Bob""Thought is theseed of action."
College
Golden C Staff 12, As-sociate Ed.; SpotlightStaff 12, PhotographyEd.; National Honor So-ciety 11, 12; Senior PlayCast 12; Music Club 12;Choir 12; Glee Club 9,10, 11; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; Photography Club12; Forum Club 9;
LINDA LORANGER"Linda"
"A winning personality,a zest for life."
CollegeStudent Council 9, 11,12; Spotlieht Staff 12;National Honor Society11, 12; S e n i o r PlayCrew 12; Entre Nous 11,Pros. 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Monitor 10, II,12: Assembly Usher 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Cheerleader 9, 10,11, Capt. 12; ModernDancr 9:
RICHARD JOSEPHLUBY
"Dick" or "Lub""A man respected
and revered."
College
Student Council Treas.11, 12; Class Officer 10,Pres.; Glee Club 10, 11;La Tertulia 12; PromC o m m . 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Forum Club 9; Monitor11; Football 10; Basket-ball 9, 10, 12; IndoorTrack 11; O u t d o o rTrack 9, 11.
PATRICIA JEANNELYSAGHT
"Pat""A pretty face andmild disposition."
College
Golden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 10, 11; RedCross Council 9, 11;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9; Monitor 10,11; Girls' Sports 9, 10.
CARLENE LUKER"Luke"
"A happy disposition isan invaluable possession."
Fashion DesignerMusic Club 9; GleeClub 12; Library Coun-cil 12; Dance Comm.9, 10, 11; Prom Comm.11; Medical Club 9;Plymouth High School,Michigan 9, 10.
DONELLA JEANMacNEIL"Donny"
"Her smile isever present."
College
Student Council 10, 11,12; Spotlight Staff 9;Senior Play 10, 11; Band12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 10, 11,12; Medical Club 11, 12;Mask & Bauble 12; As-sembly Usher 10; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modem Dance 9.
SUZANNE MALLERY"Sue" or "Suzi"
"A girl who rates highwitli her classmates."
SecretaryGolden C Staff 12; RedCross Council 11; GleeClub 9; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 11; Medi-cal Club 11; Monitor 10;Assembly U s h e r 12;Girls' Sports 10, 11; Mo-dern Dance 10.
BEVERLY JOYCEMANNING
"Bev" or "Nuggets""Always looking on the
bright side of life."
College
Student Council 12;Class Officer Sec. 11,Vice Pres. 12; SpotlightStaff 9; Senior Play 10,11; Twirler 12; EntreNous 10, 11, 12 Sec;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10, 11, 12; Ref'sClub 11, 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modem Dance 9.
7
MICHAELMARCHIOXE
"Rocky"
"A quiet guy,a true gentleman."
College
Monitor 9.
GEORGIE EVELYN-MARTIN"G. G."
"Dark eyes, _a quick smile."
College
Senior Play CrewRed Cross CouncilClass Rep.; ChoirGlee Club 9, 10,Monitor 11.
12121012
CARL ROBERTMASSA"Flip"
"Hunting—his favorite."
Air Force
Rod & Gun 9; Monitor9, 10.
JAMES HOWARDMcATEER
"Mac" or "Jim""Happy-go-lucky, the
life of the party."
College
Senior Play 11, 12; Mu-sic Club '10, 11, Pres.12; Choir 10, 11; LaTer-tulia 12; Dance Comm.10, 11; Hi-Y 11, 12;Monitor 10; Baseball 9;C r o s s Country 10, 11,12; Tennis 10, 12.
BRENDA MAYER"Bien"
"Neat andtrimly dressed."
Junior College orBusiness School
Student Council 12; GleeClub 9, 11, 12; Choir12; Music Club 11, 12;Prom Comm. 11; Sen-ior Play 11; Usher 11;Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12;Monitor 11.
WILLARD GIBBSMcATEER
"Bill" or "Mac""A friendly guy with agood sense of hunior."
College
Student Council 9; Sen-ior Play Cast 12; MusicClub 10, 11, 12; Choir9, 10, ]1; Glee Club10, 11, 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. II1
Hi-Y 11, 12; Baseball9; Soccer 9, 11, 12; Ten-nis 10; Boys' DoubleQuartet 10.
SHAROX LYXNMcCAXDLESS
"A bit of Ireland itself."
CollegeClass Officer 12; Gold-en C Staff 12, BusinessStaff; Senior Play Crew10, 11, 12; Red Cross9, 12; Glee Club 10; Li-brary Council 9, 11; En-tre Nous 11, 12; PromC o m m . 11; D a n c eComm. 9, 10; MedicalClub 10, 11, 12; Girls'Sports 9.
DONALDMcCLINTOCK
"Mac""Wherever there is fun,we're bound to findDon."
College
Dance Comm. 10, 11,12; Hi-Y 11, 12; IndoorTrack 9, 10; OutdoorTrack 9, 10, 11, 12; Soc-cer 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrest-ling 11, 12.
22
NANCY ADELAIDEMCDONALD
"Nunce"
"A twinkle in her eye;in her hair a gleam ofgold."
Business
Golden C Staff 12; GleeClub 12; Prom Comm.11; Girls' Sports 9, 10,11, 12.
BARBARA ANNMcGOVERN
"Barb""Dancing eyes—a
friendly persuasion."
Airline stewardess
Student Council 11, 12;Spotlight Staff 11; Sen-ior Play 11, 12; Choir10, 12; Glee Club 10;Band 12; Library Coun-cil 9; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; Refs Club 10, 11,12; Girls' Sports 9, 10,11, 12.
CAROL ANNEMcKEOWN
"She dances her wayinto our hearts."
CollegeGolden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 11; SeniorP l a y 12; Red CrossCouncil 9; Music Club11, 12; Glee Club 9;Band 12; Library Coun-cil 9; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 10, 11,12.
MARILYN MARLENEMIXETTI
"An attractive additionto our surroundings."
College—Medicine
Golden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 11, 12; SeniorPlay 12; Red Cross 9,10, 11, 12; Music Club10, 11, 12; La Tertulia12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; Medical Club 12;Mask & Bauble 9, 10;Assembly Usher 11;G.A.A. Council; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 9, 10.
BARBARA MEYER"Barb"
"Her sweetness is aninspiration."
Nurse or Beautician
Glee Club 9; LibraryCouncil 9; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 10,11, 12; Monitor 10;Girls' Sports 10; Mod-ern Dance 10.
ELIZABETH LOUISEMITCHELL
"Liz""A winning smile,
a pretty face."
Secretary
Glee Club 9; ModernDance 9.
TERTIA MOORE"Terry"
"Her life will be richlyspent, for she has manyvirtues."
CollegeStudent Council 11, VicePres. 12; Spotlight Staff12, Co-Feature Ed.; Na-tional Honor Society 11,12; Senior Play Crew10, 11, 12; Glee Club11; Entre Nous 11, 12;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11;Medical Club 9, 10, 11,12; Monitor 10, 11;Refs' Club 11, 12;G.A.A. Council 12:
23
PAUL PRESCOTTMORRISON
"Scotty""Will to succeed; Power
to follow through."
College
Student Council 11, 12;Spotlight Staff 12, SportsEd.; National HonorSociety 11, 12; MusicClub 12; Choir 12; GleeClub 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 12;Rod & Gun 11; Photog-raphy Club 12; Hi-Y 11,12; Football 10, 11, 12;Tennis 11, 12; Wrestling11, 12;
ELEANOR MARYMURPHY"Smiley"
"A small girl with greatvitality."
Business School
Snyder High School,Jersey City, 9. GoldenC Staff 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 10,11, 12; Monitor 11;Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12.
GENE OWENS
"Speech is great, butsilence is greater."
Fashion Designer
DEXTER WILLIAMPEASE"Deck"
"His shyness is adistinction."
College
Golden C Staff 12; GleeClub 9, 10; La Tertulia12; Outdoor Track 9.
WARREN PFIRRMAN
"Quietly he walks;strongly he stands."
College
SYLVIA MARIEPETTYJOHN
"A girl with love in herheart."
Legal Secretary
Library Council 10;Dance Comm. 9, 11;Monitor 10.
DOUGLAS MICHAELANTHONY POPP
"Doug""His manner is quiet,but his virtues are firm."
Forestry College
Red Cross Council 9,Treas. 10; Choir 11, 12;Glee Club 9, 10, 11;Entre Nous 11, 12; Hi-Y11; Football 10, 11; In-door Track 10; OutdoorTrack 10, 12.
ADRIANNE HELENEPOTTER"A"
"Doing is the greatthing."College
Weequahic High School9, 10, 11. La Tertulia12; Medical Club 12;F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12.
EDGAR J. PRAGLER"Ed"
"Silence and wisdomwalk hand in hand."
College
JACQUELINE ANNPRICHARD
"Jackie""It's nice to be naturalwhen you're naturallynice."
College
Battin High School 9,10. Senior Play Cast12; Choir 9, 12; GleeClub 12; Visual Aids 10;Library Council 11, 12;Stage Crew 10; Operetta9; Prom Comm. 9; Medi-cal Club 11, Vice Pres.12; Refs' Club 10; Cirls'Sports 9, 10; ModernDance 9, 10;
ERNESTINE MARIEREHDER
"Ernie"
"Energy will do any-thing that can be donein the world."
Nurse
Red Cross Council 9, 10,11, Pres. 12; Band 9,10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9,10, 11, 12; Prom Comm.11; Medical Club 9, 10,11, 12; Monitor 9, 10,11; Girls' Sports 9, 10,11; Tennis 11.
SUZANNE MARYREINHART
"Sue""Her sweetness is every-
one's asset."
College
Spotlight Staff 9, 10, 11;Senior Play 12; RedCross Council 9; GleeClub 9, 10; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Monitor 9, 10;Assembly Usher 11;G.A.A. Council 9; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Cheerleader 9; ModernDance 9.
JAMES RICE"Cleo"
"Good humor leads tosuccess."College
Class Officer 10, Treas.,11, Pres.; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Forum Club 12;Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12;Indoor Track 11, 12;Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12,Co-Capt.
WALTER REINHOLD"Wally"
"To do many things anddo them well is truly arare art."
Organist or ExecutiveGolden C Staff 12; Mu-sic Club 10, 11, 12;Glee Club 10.
WILLIAM H.RIGGS, JR.
"Bill""A man of many
talents."
College
Senior Play Cast 11, 12;Choir 9, 10, 11, 12;Glee Club 10, 12;La Tertulia 12; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Forum Club 9; Hi-Y 11,Sec. 12; Basketball 9,10, 11, 12; Baseball 11.
NICHOLAS ROCKOFF"Nick"
"He that hath knowledgespareth his words."
College
MARY HANNAHROGERS
"Yi""A true heart, a gentle
disposition."
Secretary
Spotlight Staff 11; SeniorPlay Crew 11, 12; RedCross Council 9, 10, 11;Glee Club 11; LibraryCouncil 10; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Medical Club 11;Monitor 10; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11, 12; ModemDance 9.
KENNETH A. SAMER"Ken"
"Men of few words arethe best men."
Coast GuardVisual Aids 9, 10, 11,Pres. 12; Stage Crew 9,10, 11, 12.
ELAINESANCIUUANO
"Penny""A kind word for
everyone."
Beautician
Student Council 9; Choir9, 10; Dance Comm. 11.
FRANCES JEANSCANLON"Tootsie"
"Greatness does notdepend upon size."
SecretaryClass Officer 11, VicePres., 12, Sec; StudentCouncil 9, 10, 11; Refs1
Club 10, 11, 12; Spot-light Staff 11; SeniorPlay 12; Dance Comm.10, 11, 12; Prom Comm.General Clim. 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 9; GoldenC Staff 12.
CHARLES SCHER"Chick"
"Learning is not a chorebut an adventure."
CollegeSpotlight Staff 12; EntreNous, 12; Chess Club 9,10, 11; Basketball 10;Tennis 10, 11, 12; StampClub 10, Sec.
MARIE SCHAT2
"Carefree andfun-loving."
Dance Comm. 9; Girls'Sports 9.
JANET RUTHSCHNEIDER
"Kitten""A born charmer."
CollegeGolden C Staff 12;Senior Play Cast 11;Music Club 10; Choir9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club9, 11; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11; Tennis 11; Mod-ern Dance 9; MixedChorus 9.
MARY ANNSCHNITZER
"Sam""A lovely blonde with a
delightful giggle."College
Spotlight Stuff 10, 11;Senior Play Crew 12;Red Cross Council 11,12; Library Council 10;La Tertulia 12; PromComm. 1 ] • D a n c eComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Monitor 10; AssemblyUsher 11, Head Usher12; Girls' Sports 9, 10,12; Modem Dance 9;
LAWRENCESCHROEDER
"Lutz""His adventures are
many."
Marines
Baseball 11.
MB* FLOYD ADRIANSCHROPPE
"A true gentleman iswhat one seldom sees."
CollegeStudent Council 10, 11,12; House and GroundsComm. Clirn. 12; Choir9, 10 12; Glee Club10, 11; La Tertulia 11,Pres. 12; Hi-Y 11, 12;Outdoor Track 9; Soccer10, 11, 12; Stamp Club10, 11, 12, Pres. 10.
DONALD SCOTT"Don"
"A dashing youth boundto succeed."
CollegeProm Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10, 11; Rod &Gun 11; Hi-Y 11, 12;Monitor 10; IndoorTrack 11; Outdoor Track11, 12; Soccer 12.
KENNETH R. SHARP"Ken"
"The outdoors —liis home."
CollegeProm Comm. 11; DanceComm. 10, 11; Rod &Gun 9, 10, 11; Hi-Y 11,12; Baseball 10; Out-door Track 9; Soccer 9,10; Wrestling 11.
THERESA SISKO"Terry" or "Ter"
"A lovely face, a lovingheart."
Clerical WorkGlee Club 9; DanceComm. 9; Girls' Sports9; Modem Dance 9.
JOYCE RUTH SHAW"Ability and diligencewill lead her to success."
DoctorSenior Play Cast 12;Red Cross Council 11;Choir 9, 10, 12; La Ter-tulia 12; Medical Club10, 12; Mask & Bauble10, 12; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11, 12.
JOYCE ALLENSKAGGS
"Our promise of a lovelylady—poised and perfectin every way."
CollegeStudent Council 9, 11Golden C Staff 12, As-sociate Ed.; NationalHonor Society 11 12-Music Club 10, Sec 11Vice Pres. 12; Glee Club9, 10, 12; Choir 1012; Entre Nous 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12Mask & Bauble 9 11-Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11
PATRICIA ANNSMITH"Pat"
"A smile, pretty andsincere."
PHYLLIS LOUISESMITH"Phyl"
"A girl with a quietcharm."ColleEe
Nurse
Student Council 12,dim. Charter Comm.Golden C Staff 12; RedCross Council 11; GleeClub 9; Library Coun-cil 12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 11 12-Medical Club 11, 12.
Student Council 12;Spotlight Staff 10, 11,Ed.-in-Chief 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Red CrossCouncil 9, 10; Choir12; Glee Club 9, 10,11; La Tertulia 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;F.T.A. 10, Vice Pres. 11;Mask & Bauble 11;Forum Club 9, 10:
ARTHUR J.SOMMERS
"Art""Jovial and good
natured."
College
SANDRA ANNSTEVENS
"Sandy"Sincerity and truth orehe basis of every vir-uc."
Physical Ed. TeacherSpotlight Staff 12; Red3ross Council 11; Glee21ub 9; La Tertulia 12;Dance Comm. 11; Refs'Club 10, 11, 12;G.A.A.Council 11, 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12.
LLOYD DAVID SZABO"Zabs"
"Antics of humor shinein all his actions."
CollegeRed Cross Council 9;Band 9; Rod & Gun 10,11; Baseball 11, 12;Outdoor Track 9.
CAROLYN JOYCETHODEN
"Always a friendlyword."
SecretarySnyder High School,Jersey City 9, 10. SeniorPlay Cast 12; Red CrossCouncil 12; Glee Club12; Girls" Sports 11.
JOYCE ELIZABETHTHALL
"Joy" or "Jerse""Modesty is a shining
light."
Secretary or AirlineStewardess
S p o t l i g h t Staff 9;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9; Medical Club9; Girls' Sports 12.
NANCY ELIZABETHTIDABOCK"Nance"
"A girl with a goal."
CollegeGolden C Staff 12; GleeClub 9; La Tertulia 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Girls' Sports 9, 10; Mod-ern Dance 9, 10; SeniorPlay Crew 12.
GERALD M. TIPPINS"Jerry"
"Moderation is thecompanion of wisdom."
College
LOIS TOMBACK"Lo"
"Her ways are ways ofpleasantness."
CollegeStudent Council 9, 10;Golden C Staff 12; Spot-light Staff 11; SeniorPlay Crew 12; RedCross 11; Glee Club 9,12; Spanish Club 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Medical Club 11, 12;Assembly Usher 11, 12;G.A.A. 11, Vice Pres.;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Tennis 12:
28
LINDA MAE TORR"Linny '
"Her sweetness is sur-passed only bij her kinil-ness."Prom Comm. 11; Medi-cal Club 11, 12; Moni-tor 10, 11; Girls' Sports10, 11.
JAN'E GRACETUCKER
"Janie""Serenity revealed in her
deep blue eyes."
College
Grosse He, Michigan, 9,10. Student Council 9,10; Library Council 11;Entre Nous 12; DanceComm. 9, 10, 12; Medi-cal Club 11, 12; Girls'Sports 11.
RICHARD FRANKTURNER
"Rich""There's always some-
thing on his mind."
College—Accountant
Golden C Staff 12;Spotlight 12, FinancialChin.;' Senior Play Cast12; Photography Club,Treas. 11, Pres. 12.
BEVERLY JEANTYREE"Bev"
"From a kind heartemanate ivise words."
College
Spotlight Staff 12; RedCross Council 9, 10;Music Club 11, 12;Choir 10, 11, 12; GleeClub 9, 10, 11, 12; LaTertulia 11, Vice Pres.12; Prom Comm. 11;Girls' Sports 9, 10 ,11,12; Girls' Ensemble 12.
WILLIAM B. TURNER"Willy" or "Bill"
"Thought and deed arcthe passports to endur-ing fame."
Forestry CollegeGolden C Staff 12,Associate Business Mgr.;Red Cross 9; Entre Nous12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9; Rod &Gun 10, 11; Hi-Y 11, 12.
RICHARD VOELKEL"Dick" or "Rich"
"Handsome and sincere."Engineer
Student Council 10, 11;S p o t l i g h t Staff 12;Senior Play Cast 12;La Tertulia 11, 12;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 11, 12; Photog-raphy Club 11; Hi-Y 12;Indoor Track 11, 12;Outdoor Track 11, 12;Soccer 10, 11, 12; StampClub 11.
THOMAS SHAHEENWADE"Tom"
"He loves to laugh, andwe love to laugh withhim."
College or BusinessRod & Gun 11; Footba]9, 12.
29
SUSAN WAGNER"Sue"
"Life is what youmake it."
Junior CollegeSenior Play 10, Produc-tion Mgr. 12; Glee Club9; La Tertulia 11 Sec12; Prom Comm. 11;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; Monitor 11; Assem-bly Usher 11, 12; Girls'Sports 11, 12; ElectionComm. 11, 12.
DOROTHY WALTERS"Dottio"
"Sparkling brown eyes'reveal a carefree nature."
CollegeStudent Council 9, 10;Golden C Stall 12; Spot-light Stall 11, 12; SeniorPlay 12; Glee Club 9,10; Library Council 9,10; Prom Comm. 11.
THOMAS WALSH"Tom" or "Walshie""Worry is unknown
to him."College
Dance Comm. 10; Rod& Gun 10; Monitor 9;Football 9, 10, 11, 12-Basketball 9, 10.
FRANK DILWORTHWALTER
"One life in the greatoutdoors."
CollegeGlee Club 9; PromComm. 11; D a n c eComm. 10, 11; Rod &Gun 10, 11; Hi-Y 11,12, Sec. 11; Football 9,Mgr.; Indoor Track 11;Outdoor Track 11.
DAVID GEORGEWARD"Dave"
"An all around terrificfellow."
College
Visual Aids 11; StageCrew 11; Hi-Y 11, 12Vice Pres.; Monitor 11;Football 10, 11, 12;Basketball 10, 11, 12;Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12.
JOHN' BROWNWATSON
"Jack""No legacy is so rich
as honesty."
Engineering College
Band 9; Baseball 9, 1011; Stamp Club 9, 10.
RONALD CHARLESWELKE
"Ron""The world knows little
of its greatest men."
College
Golden C Staff 12;Model Railroad 11, 12;Dance Comm. 9, 10, 11,12; Chess Club 9; Bas-ketball 10, Mgr. 11, 12;Baseball 9, 10; Soccer11, 12; Golf 11, 12.
JUNE ELAINEWRIGHT
"As happy as the dayis long."
Secretarial SchoolSpotlight 10, 11, 12;Bus. Mgr. & Make-upEd.; Senior Play 11;Glee Club 9, 10; PromComm. 11.
30
PAUL JEAN WRIGHT"Pete"
"Happy is a man withmany friends."
College
Golden C Staff 12;Choir 10; Glee Club 9,10, 11, 12; Prom Comm.11; Dance Comm. 9, 10,11, 12; Rod & Gun 9;Chess Club 9; Hi-Y 11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11,12 Mgr.; Socoer 11, 12;Golf 11, 12.
JOYCE L. YOUNG
"Her cheerfulness iswelcomed."
Undecided
BARBARA ZAWALICH"Barb"
"To know her is tolove her."
Student Council 9, 12;Golden C Staff 12;Spotlight Staff 11, 12;Senior Play 10, 11; RedCross Council 10, 11;Glee Club 9, 10;Prom Comm. 11; DanceComm. 9, 10, 11, 12;Mask & Bauble 11;Monitor 10, 11; Assem-bly Usher 11, 12; Girls'Sports 10, 11, 12.
STEVE VINCENTZULICK"Zuke"
"Good looks, personality,and a perpetual smile."
College
Football 9, 11, 12; Bas-ketball 9, 10, 11, 12;Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12;Soccer 10.
Row 1: Steve Zulick, President; Frances Scanlon, Secretary; Bren-da Mayer, Student Council Representative. Row 2: Beverly Man-ning, Vice-President; Gene Griffiths, Treasurer.
To Mr. Roy Daniels, our class sponsor, we expressour sincere appreciation for his tireless assistance andguidance. His generous contributions of time, effort,and friendly advice played a vital part in the successof all our class enterprises.
Pep raffies for f/ie football games,
Magazine drive in the fall;
First ventures into our Student Council,
Exams begin . . . that's all.
CLASS
In tenth grade when we're sophomores;
Ordeals with "Uncle Ollie,"
Dissecting days in "C. J.'s" lab,
Class dance and Hi-Y Follies.
Class elections in the spring,
Prom weekend comes then too,
The trial run of our college boards . .
(Mr. Kellner; "How'd we do?")
MEMORIES
Production of our Golden C,
Spotlight and Senior Play.
In June, our work at last complete,
GRADUATION DAY!
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDJoyce Skaggs, Paul Morrison
"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"
SENIOR
BEST FRIENDSKay Alexander and Gerry Arnold, Karl Kainier and Bob Hobbie
"Come Rain or Come Shine"
MOST SCHOOL SPIRITLinda Loranger, Bill Riggs
"October's Bright Blue Weather" BEST ARTISTSNancy Tidabock, Clifford Jackson
"Painting the Clouds With Sunshine"
BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUEBrenda Mayer, Karl Kaimer
"Fair in Form"
SUPERLATIVE
FAVORITE TEACHERSMiss Schwoerer, Mr. Daniels
"Reign, Reign, Reign"
BEST MUSICIANSJoyce Skaggs, Walter Rheinhold
"Music in the Air"
MOST ATHLETICPat Donovan, Steve Zulick
"Announced by All theTrumpets of the Shy"
CLASS CLOWNSJoanne Colaneri, Tom Wade
On the Sunny Side of the Street"
BEST LOOKINGLynn Jacobsen, Steve Zulick
"Stars of the Summer Ni<jhf
BEST ALL AROUND, FRIENDLIESTCarla Castaldn. Glenn Allinjier
"Sunny Disposish"
ROMEO AND JULIETBeverly Manning, Steven Ayre
"You Are My SunaJiine"
BIGGEST BLUSHERSSandra Downey, Jim Rice
"Heat Wave"
MOST CAREFREEDottie Walters, Tom Walsh
"7 Don't Care if the Sun Dent Shine"
PRETTIEST SMILEDonnella MucNeil, Steve Zulick
"Let a Smile Be Ynur Umbrella"
CLASS FLIRTSJanet Schneider, Ken Sharp
"Buhy It's Cold Outside"
MOST TALKATIVEEleanor Murphy, Steve Haveson
"Whispering Winds"
BEST DRESSEDBrenda Mayer, Steve Haveson
"Look for the Silver Lining"37
\ \
FATHOM1956 PROM COMMITTEE
Genera/Frances Scanlon Mrs. J. H. McAteer
DecorationsBeverly Manning Donella MacNeill
Mr. B. C. Longenbach
PublicityCarla Castaldo Mrs. H. Jacobsen
FinanceRobert Albert Mrs. P. Wright
RefreshmentsGeraldine Arnold Mrs. J. McClintock
ProgramsBarbara McGovern
Faculty .Miss B. L. Schwoerer, Mr. R. G. Daniels
Mr. G. F. Zimmerman
Robert Longaker, Lijnn Jacob-sen, and Paul Morrison busilydrape fishnet.
Tootsie Scanlon and Jim Ricecrown the king and queen,Walt Sosnowski and AnnCrowell.
FANTASY"
The sparkling enchantment of the
mysterious sea . . . dancing on the
ocean floor . . . silvery fish and pink
coral . . . the music of Larry Sonn
. . . fragrant flowers and flowing
gowns . . . the crowning of the king
and queen . . . our favors, necklaces
of pearls, symbols of the sea . . . a
midnight supper, then dancing until
two . . . all the thought, work,
and worry of the previous months
summed up in one spectacular eve-
ning we shall never forget.
'Fred—you've been shot!"
'Wait, I think I hear someone coming!"
-1
SENIOR PLAY CAST
Erich Jagendorf Robert LongakerHead Stewardess Sharon McCandlessMiss Hildick Carolyn ThodenTrudy Blitt Joyce ShawChic Johnson Jacqueline PrichardMrs. Bascomb Sandra DowneyMrs. Thumbull Phyllis AklanStewardess Phyllis ClcmensenAnna Shields Marcia HaagMrs. Shuhnan Patricia HamiltonSecond Stewardess Carolyn KolasHelen Clark Sandra KromerSeedy Sloan Julia CromartyCaptain Mitchell Richard TurnerFred Collins William RiggsHerr Von Stumm James McAteer1st U-Boat Sailor Samuel Ayers2nd U-Boat Sailor Richard Voelkel3rd U-Boat Sailor Willard McAteer
The tense moment when the cast is announced . . .weeks of rehearsing and perfecting . . . the design andconstruction of the set . . . a busy search for necessaryprops . . . the transformation of the stage into an oceanliner . . . the selection of appropriate costumes, lighting,and make-up . . . the excitement of dress rehearsal . . .the tenseness and then full enjoyment of opening night,November 30th . . . bright lights, an absorbed audience,appreciative applause . . . acclaim for all who helpedproduce "Incognito."
\ \
INCOGNITO"SENIOR PLAY USHERS
Row 1: Carol Buschold, MaryAnn Schiiitzer, Nan-cy Tidabock. Row 2: Marilyn Minetti, Pat Smith,Dottie Walters. Row 3: Barbara Zawalich, Phyl-lis Smith, Nancy MacDonald.
SENIOR PLAY CASTSeated: Sharon McCandlcss, Julia Cromarty, WilliamRiggs, Sandra Kroiner, William Turner, Sandra Downey,Patricia Hamilton, Marcia Haag, James McAteer. Stand-
ing: Jackie Prichard, Susan Wagner, Carolyn Thoden,Phyllis Clemenson, Sam Ayres, Carol Kolas, PhyllisAcklan, Willard McAteer, Richard Voelkel, Joyce Shaw,Miss Mathews.
41
an1KB
This year's Student Council functioned as an
active student government for over one thou-
sand C. H. S. students. The Council is com-
posed of elected homeroom representatives, one
representative from each of the four classes, the
seniors who are chairmen of the standing
committees (Assembly, Election, House and
Grounds, Point System, Publicity, Service, and
Student Relations), and the four officers.
Besides the regular duties performed by the
standing committees, the Council this year set
up an intra-mural bowling team and purchased
a school banner. Officers and several other
members attended the conference of the New
Jersey Association of High School Councils at
Rutgers. OFFICERSRow 1: Robert Slagle, Treasurer; Judith Steitz, Secre-tary; Tertia Moore, Vice President. Row 2; Glenn Allin-ger, President; Mr. Paul Selby, Sponsor.
STUDENT COUNCIL
44
Row 1: Glenn Allinger, Terry Moore, Judith Steitz,Robert Slagle. Row 2; Susan Simmons, Barbara Wright,Carla Castaldo, Linda Loranger, Dorothy 6yrnes, Bren-da Mayer, Beverly Manning, Albert Vajda, Guy Borges,George Williams, Jack La Grace. Row 3: Muriel Gregg,Janet Ray, Deborah Huse, Marcia Cohen, Marcia Geng,Barbara Zawalich, Dolly Goodfellow, Patricia Donovan,Phyllis Aklan, David Conley, Floyd Schroppe, Frederick
Spotts, Steve Haveson. Row 4: Sandra Castaldo, MarilynMacMillan, MaryAnn McHarg, Donna Ziegler, ArthurWilliams, Barbara McGovern, Richard Armstrong,Stephen Anderson, Walter Farrell. Row 5: Mr. PaulSelby, Robert Wood, Richard Luby, James Robins,Timothy Meyers, James Taliaferro, Tipton Snipes, RogerHolowchak, Paul Morrison, John Brennan.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYPresident ....Secretary-Treasurer
Gene Griffiths-Joyce Skaggs
Seniors Elected in 1956
Susan AbornJames Di ClericoGene GriffithsLynn JacobsenRobert LongakerLinda LorangerTertia MoorePaul MorrisonJoyce Skaggs
Seniors Elected in 1957
Glenn AllingerCarol BuscholdCarla CastaldoStephen EudeneMarcia HaagRobert HobbieRichard LubyMarilyn MinettiAdrienne PotterWalter Reinhold
Mary Ann SchnitzerJoyce ShawPatricia SmithNancy TidabockBeverly TyreeCarolyn ThodenRichard VoelkelPaul Wright
Juniors Elected in 1957
Robert BlosserJane CollinsKaroline DeMartiniHerbert EhlersJane GarlandJohn MundayRichard RobeyDolores SchellerRobert SlagleJudith SteitzCarol StewartKatie TaavosteBarbara White
In recognition of their qualities of
citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and
service, a number of juniors and seniors
are elected each year to the National
Honor Society. Scholastic averages
necessary for eligibility are, for juniors,
4.5, and, for seniors, 4.2, with A equal
to 5 and B to 4. Members are selectedby the faculty, and may not exceed five
per cent of the junior class and ten per
cent of the senior class.
Row 1: Julie Cromarty, Patricia Hamilton, Susan Aborn,Lynn Jacobsen, Joyce Skaggs, Robert Longaker, LindaJane Hooley. Row 2: Miss Robinson, Mrs. Neill, VirginiaAnderson, Marilyn Minetti, Carol Buschold, Nancy Mc-Donald, Sandra Downey, Miss Estabrook, Mr. Spada.
Row 3: Gerry Arnold, Nancy Tidaboek, Paul Wright,Ronald Welke, Gene Griffiths, William Turner, StevenHaveson, Paul Morrison, Patricia Smith, Marilyn La-Marca.
Editor-in-Chief Phyllis SmithMake-up Editors June Wright, Pat HamiltonFeature Editors Carla Castaldo, Terry MooreNews Editors Marcia Haag, Sandra KromerGirls' Sports Patricia DonovanBoys' Sports Paul MorrisonPhotography Robert LongakerArt Editor Carol BuscholdBusiness Manager June WrightAdvertising Manager Barbara ZawalichFinance Manager Richard TurnerFaculty Advisors Mr. Paul Buonaguro,
Mr. Thomas Scutro, Miss Dorothy Robinson, Mrs.Edna Neill.
Mr. Buonaguro, Phyllis Smith and June Wrightplanning the layout for the next Spotlight.
Sue Aborn, Steve Haveson, Lynn Jacobsen, JoyceSkaggs, and Bob Longaker scanning previous editionsof the Golden C for guidance and inspiration.
Editor-in-Chief Lynn JacobsenAssociate Editors Robert Longaker, Joyce SkaggsBusiness Manager - Sue AbornAssociate Managers Steve Haveson, Bill TurnerBusiness Staff Joanne Colaneri, Walter Farrell, Mari-
lyn La Marca, Sharon McCandk-ss, Carol McKeown,Pat Lysaght, Dexter Pease, Walter Keinhold, PatSmith, Lois Tomback, Ronald Welke, Paul Wright,Bob Albert, Linda Hooley.
History Gene Griffiths, Paul Morrison, FranScanlon, Beverly Tyree.
Art Pat Hamilton, Chr., Carol Buschold, NancyTidabock, Julie Cromarty.
G.A.A Pat DonovanQuotations .... Sapi Ayers, Regina Hooper, Dorothy WaltersPhotography Phyllis Clemenson, James De Clerico,
Richard TurnerSuperlatives .-.. Virginia Anderson, Gerry Arnold,
Kay Alexander, Sandra DowneyTyping Staff Linda Hooley, Chr., Nancy
McDonald, Lois Tomback, Eleanor Murphy, JuneWright, Barbara Zawalich, Janet Schneider.
B.A.A Steve AyreSponsors Miss Gladys Estabrook, Mrs. Edna Neill,
Miss Dorothy Robinson, Mr. Frank Spada
5: Louise Stoll, Barbara White, Judy Steitz, SandraKoyen, Gail Siems, Marilyn Minetti, Dorothy Walters,Mary Grace Grail, Jane Garland, Sue Ehlers, Gail Rog-ers, Stephanie Morrison, Mary Ann Wooley. Row 6:Ann Henehan, Caryl-Lynn Sellers, Arlcne Wynn, MarciaAchilles, Peggy Sewell, Sharon Cocuzzo, Veronica Ku-beck. Row 7: Joan Dill, Cathy Maloy, Beverly Garvey.Row 8: Carol Harris, Loretta McGuire, Jane Collins,Carol Stewart, Pat Khtbnik. Row 9: Bill WeydemcyerBob Cruden, Jell Marshall, Charles Scher, RichardTurner.
J
Row 1: Anne Henchan, Marie Di Marco, David Hall,Dolores Scheller, Phyllis Clemen sen, Deanna Johnson,Ernestine Render, Marilyn Minetti, Sandra Williams.Row 2: Ceurge Peer, Paul Brandt, Rudy Stuart, PegYard, Beth Kerro, Jessie Fermisnu, Barbara Sayles, MissElla Haver, Sharon McCamlless, Marcia Gillespie. Row3: Lois Hanson, cknCarol Nordstrom, Barbara DelnJean Foster, Emma Lobl, Gail Sizer, Connie Supplee. Row 4: CanDaisy Crane, Barbara Mil it'll. SiMorrison, Nancy Dehman, Mary
ner,
Stephanie Morrison,Bonnie Kurzman,
urns, Mary Ann Schnit-Harris, Candy Carter,san O Conner, CathyAnn Kosinski, Janet
McConnell, Bonnie Manny, Joy Watkinson, GeorgieMartin, Charlene Bedford. Row 5: Veronica Kubeck,Myrna Shaw, Sue Osborne, Mary Grace Grail, CarolynThoden, Carol Kolas, Joan Penvenne, Carol Brown,Mary Anne Siverd, Sara Jane MacNally, Judy Oros.Row 6: Judy Smith, Art Williams, Judy White, Ra-niona Vance, Gwen Laurel, Judy Tola, Jean Hunter,Toni Kurtz. Row 7: Barbara Scanlon, Stuart Roth,Louise Stoll, Elaine Schad, Robert Poeltler, SeymourChiamovich, Robert Ferro, William Orchard, KarenCocuzza, Judy Johnson, Lorraine Kleupful.
RED CROSS
OFFICERSPresident
Deanna Johnson
Vice PresidentPhyllis Clemensen
SecretaryDolores Scheller
TreasurerDavid Hall
SponsorMiss Ella Haver
Dolores Scheller, Anne Hene-han, Deanna Johnson, MissHaver, Ernestine Rehder, andSandra Williams fill Red Crossboxes.
Seated: Patricia Sarafin, Beverly Garvey, Dolores Bernard, KennethMeeks, Barbara Minch, Judy Johnson. Standing, Row 1: AgnesBrown, Patricia Pughie, Ellen Cavvley, Joann Aver. Row 2: GailLawson, Barbara Wright, Sandra Kolbe, Carol Barbato, Joann Be-dell, Noreen Renza. Row 3: Pat Smith, Sue Williams, Nancy Ward,Nancy Bender, Aileen Kendall, Judy Durham, Charlene Bedford,Carolyn Kolas, Grace Speth. Row 4: Mr. Elmer Weber, RichardMcGinnis.
LIBRARY COUNCIL
OFFICERS
President Kenneth Meeks
First Vice President Bruce Sands
Second Vice President Patricia Sarafin
Secretary Beverly Garvey
Treasurer Dolores Bernard
Sponsor Mr. Elmer Weber
Rob Laurence pays a fine, as Mr. WebeClemensen, and Ray Litwinitz look
49
ASSEMBLYUSHERS
Row 1: Germ* Brueato, Dolores Bernard, Mandy Fisher,Sue Ehlers, Row 2: Linda Jane Hooley, Linda Loranger,Mary Ann Schnitzer, Beverly Garvey. Row 3: GwenLaurel, Marcia Gentf, Pat Sarafin, Janet McConnell,Mary Harris, Miss Gladys Estabrook. Row 4: GraceBeirwirth, Barbara Zawalick, Loretta McGuire.
The German Club band?
GERMANCLUB
OFFICERSRichard Voelkel
PresidentCindy StocklaVice PresidentJenny Album
SecretaryRay Litwinitz
TreasurerMr. Louis Haar
Sponsor
Row 1: Nancy Bender, Nancy Ward, Barbara White, Cindy Stockla. Row 2: Barbara Kromer,Virginia Alberts, Nancy Krug. Row 3: Ray Litwinetz, Mr. Haar, Ben Jones, Bill Weydemeyer.
SO
Hl-YThe purpose of the Hi-Y is "To cre-
ate, maintain, and extend throughoutthe home, the school, and the com-munity, high standards of Christiancharacter." Any junior or senior boywho believes in the aims of the clubis eligible for membership.
The two chapters of the C. H. S. Hi-Ytook part this year in • the area Hi-Yconference at Haddonfield and theworld service project, and in April heldtheir first father and son dinner. Fieldtrips included the Princeton-Dartmouthfootball game, a hockey game at Madi-son Square Garden, and a tour of theEsso research labs in Buyway.
SENIOR HI-YRow 1: Mr. Frank Ramsey, Gene Grif-fiths, Robert Albert, Willard McAteer,William RiURS. Row 2: Paul Morrison,James MeAteer, Robert Longaker, FloydSchroppe. Row 3: Glenn Allinger, Don-old Scott, Richard Luby, James Di Cleri-co. Row 4: Paul Wright, Ray Litwinitz,James Rice, Donald McClintock, Rich-ard Voelkel. Row 5: Kenneth Sharp,Dave Ward, Hugh Colville, FrankWalter, Steve Ayre, Walter Farrel.
HI-Y OFFICERS
Senior ChapterPresident Robert AlbertVice-President Gene GriffithsSecretary William RiggsTreasurer Willard McAteer
junior ChapterPresident Robert SlagleVice-President Russell HardySecretary Robert Pells
Row 1: Russ Hardy, Bob Slagle, Bob Peterson, Larry Bucher, Jeff Marshall,Jim Prior, Mr. Frank Ramsey. Row 2: Jim Coffee, Ronald Sassi. Alex Sicker,Howard Gilbert, John Munday, Herb Ehlers. Row 3: Tipton Snipes, HerbHendrickson, John Sosnowski, Bill Krippendorf, Dave Conley, Bill Weyde-meyer. Row 4: Jack Allen, Gordon Leech, Ben Jones, Dave Leland, JimMcVey, Albert Vajda.
SI
VISUAL AIDS
OFFICERS
PresidentRobert Laurence
Vice PresidentEarl Drunkenmiller
Secretary-TreasurerTom Bowers
Row 1: Jim Prior, Robert McGrath, Anthony Savino, Russell McGrath, Ernest Boyd. Row 2:Richard Klein, Douglas Milgram, Duncan Fletcher, Harold Sjursen. Row 3: Albert Vajda,Fred Ahr, Steven Fokly, Dick Sal way, Kenneth Samer. Row 4: Stuart Roth, Vincent Buon-tempo, John Carter, Tom Bowers. Row 5: Vincent Guerriero, Charles Boardman, ArthurBenintente, Earl Druckenmiller. Row 6: Dennis Chew, Robert Lawrence.
STAGE CREW
OFFICERS
Co-Electricians
Earl DrunkenmillerTom Bowers
Row 1: Russell McGrath, Harold Sjursen, Dennis Chew,Robert McGrath. Row 2: Richard Salway, Victor Valla,David Skaggs. Row 3: Steven Foldy, Albert Vajda, BobLawrence, Duncan Fletcher. Row 4: Paul Kinney, EarlDruckenmiller, Vincent Cuerriero, Tom Bowers.
BIOLOGY CLUBOFFICERS
PresidentRobert Pells
Vice PresidentVictor Whitmeyer
SecretaryMarilyn Powers
TreasurerSharon Cocuzza
SponsorMr. Michael Yanuzzi
Row 1: Robert Pells, Sharon Cocuzza, Marilyn Powers, VictorWhitmeyer. Row 2: Donna Smith, Noieen Renze, PeggySewell, Phyllis Hellegers, Dolores Bernard, Nancy Kruge. Row3: Betty Kraeteh, Annette Hoagland, Kathy Burke, SandraCastaldo, Christine Schillinger. Row 4: Elaine Guyer, GraceBerkowitz, Linda Becker, Mary Ann McHarg. Row 5: KarenBrill, Mary Grace Grail, Nancy Martin, [Catherine Daniel. Row6: Joan Miller, Sara Jane McNally, Judith MacFadden, JoanBreibart. Row 7: Gerry Brucato, Donna Zicgler, Dorothy V'ert-nault, Dorothy Pierce, Marion Lawson. Row 8: Gail Siems,Ann Reed, Barbara White, Candy Carter, Corita Vogel, Caryl-Lyn Sellers. Row 9; Mary Harris, Dennis Chew, Janet McCon-nell, Joyce Watkinson, Barbara Sayles. Row 10: Jeff Marshall,Peter Radley, Craig Davidson, Ted Batich. Row 11: JanicePapp, Eleanor Ingeholm, Theresa Zizwarek, Mary Ann Wool-ley, Veronica Kubeck. Row 12: Marion Miller, Richard Me-Ginnis, Martha Babcock, Carol Harris.
MEDICAL CLUB
OFFICERS
PresidentSharon McCandless
Vice PresidentKatie Taavoste
SecretaryPatricia Smith
TreasurerDonna Ziegler
SponsorMiss Jane Seymour
53
Row 1: Lois Tomback, Marilyn Minetti, Jackie Prichard,Sharon McCandless, Judy Hicks, Cathy Maloy, CarolineDeMartini, Katie Taavoste, Nancy Krug, DoloresBernard, Gail Lawson, Beverly Garvey. Row 2: JudyDurham, Adrianne Potter, Linda Torr, Jean Foster,Diane Baldwin, Bonnie Manny, Judy Weber, JoyceShaw. Row 3: Meg Yuckman, Kay Alexander, Jane
Tucker, Marie Valla, Judy Kirk, Barbara Slosser, Bea-trice Thall, Carol Pries, Carol Hoesley, Annette Hoag-land. Row 4: Dorothy Byrnes, Ernestine Render, DonellaMacNeil, Eileen Galen, Veronica Kubeck, Mary AnnWoolley, Judy McFaddeu, Marcia Gcng, MargueriteRodriguez. Row 5: Neta Harvey, Marion Miller, LoisHanson, Suzan Williams, Roberta Babbitt, Donna Ziegler.
¥
Row 1: Elaine Schad, Marilyn Powers, Linda Loranger, Sue Aborn,Robert Peterson, Terry Moore. Row 2: Bev Manning, Sandra Kromer,Julie Cromarty, Sharon McCandless, Carol Michaels. Row 3: GerardRuch, Doris Lakin, Jane Tucker, Pat Rakcas, Sandra Koyen, VeronicaKubeck, Martha Babcuck, Joyce Weissmuller, Lynne Jacobsen, MissLucy Teague. How 4: Richard McFadden, Joyce Skaggs, Judy Valla,Kathy Maloy, Mary Harris, Grace Bierwirth, Sandra Castaldo, JudySteitz, Marlene Marino, Steve Reinian, Ronald Sassi. Row 5: DougPopp, Alex Sickert, Steve Eudene, Daisy Crane, Eileen Galen, DollyGoodfellow, Jane Garland, Mandy Fisher, Carol Nordstrom, Joan Dill,Steve Haveion. Top: Gloria Burt, Charles Scher, Ray Roeicl.
ENTRENOUS
"Je promets, foi d'honneur, d'etre membre loyal . . ." pledged the costumedEntre-Nous initiates in October; thus the French Club began another activeseason. Membership in Entre-Nous, for which a B average in French I isrequired, provides students with the opportunity to become more familiar withthe French language and with the people and customs of France. Some of thehighlights of the year were viewing colored slides of Paris, an internationalbuffet supper, the picnic in May, and the sending of a box of clothing to the
children of a French family adopted by the club.
OFFICERS
PresidentLinda Loranger
Vice PresidentSue Aborn
SecretaryElaine Schad
TreasurerRobert Peterson
SponsorMiss Lucy Teague
Rehearsing for the French Club play.
OFFICERS
PresidentFloyd Schroppe
Vice PresidentBeverly Tyree
TreasurerDick Voelkel
SecretarySue Wagner
SponsorMr. Russo
Members of the Spanish Clubenjoy a play rehearsal.
Juniors and seniors who have the necessary grades in Spanish I, II, or III
are eligible for membership in La Tertulia. In addition to practice in using
Spanish, members of the club gain further knowledge of Spain and its people.
Features of La Tertulia this year were a talk given by Senior Russo on bull-
fighting, and a play presented by club members in Spanish, in an assembly
program celebrating Pan-American Day.
LA TERTULIA
Row 1: Richard Voelkel, Carol Buschold, Beverly Tyree,Lois Tomback, Linda Hooley, Mary Ann Schnitzer,Floyd Schroppe. Row 2: Phyllis Smith, Adrianne Potter,Joan Miller, Corita Vogel, Sandra Downey, PatriciaDonovan, Sandra Stevens. Row 3: Nancy Tidabock,Magarita Rod, Lee Colburn, Joyce Shaw, Bonnie Man-ny, Anne Henehan, Carol Stewart. Row 4: Patricia
Hamilton, Mary Murphy, Eleanor Ingeholm, LorettaMcGuire, Meg Yuckman, Barbara Suarez, Carla Castal-do, Walter Farrell, Dexter Pease. Row 5: Marilyn Minet-ti, William Riggs, Peter Radlcy, Jay Banker, AlbertVajda, Bob Smith. Row 6: Jim McAteer, Richard Luby,Mr. I. Russo, William Morris.
OFFICERSPresident
Patricia Hamilton
Vice PresidentJudy Steitz
SecretaryKarolyn Di Martini
SponsorMr. Seymour Weiss
Row 1: Pat Rakeas, Pat Hamilton, Phyllis Clemensen,Karoline Di Martini, Judy Steitz. Row 2; Jane Garland,Emma LobI, Mary Harris, Caryl-Lyn Sellers, CarolStewart, Bonnie Mann;. Rmv 3: Cathy Maloy, CandyCarter, Anne Henehaii, Carol Harris, Jeff Marshall,John Schroeder. How 4: Mr. Seymour Weiss, Paul Kin-ney, Hazel Rich, Karl Kaimer, Walter Farrell.
FORUM CLUB
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
PresidentVeronica Kubeck
Vice PresidentMaryann Wooley
SecretanjBarbara Slossar
TreasurerArlene Wynne
SponsorMrs. Eileen McDonough
Row 1: Marilynne Di Paul, Beverly Chiovarou, Arlene Wynn, Barbara Slosser,Mary Ann Woolley, Noreen Renze, Donna Smith. Row 2: Sharon Cocuza, JulieCromarty, Sandra Kromer, Arlene Smith, Patricia Klubnick, Barbara Seaman, EileenGalen, Roberta Babot, Adrianne Potter, Meg Yuckman, Mrs. Eileen McDonough.Row 3: Kathy Burke, Janice Radzikowski, MaryAnn McHarg, Libby Donaldson,Sandra Bridge, Marian Miller, Nita Harvey, Judy White, Carol Buschold, CarolMcMaster, Dorothy Byrnes, Joan Kousin.
OFFICERSPresidentAl Vajda
Vice-PresidentRobert Cruden
SecretaryTipton Snipes
TreasurerJim Prior
STAMP CLUBRow 1: Albert Vajda, Miss Ella Haver, Boh Cruden,Jim Prior. Row 2: Tipton Snipes, Pi-^y Yard, Frvd Seig,Dick Salway, Lee Colburn, Cluirlene Bedford.
CHESS CLUB
PresidentBob Blosser
Secretary-TreasurerLeslie Ault
SponsorMr. Maurice Blanken
57
Row 1: Richard Freidman, Jeff Marshall, Rich Klein, Anthony Savino, Linda Eaton.Row 2: Russ Hardy, Christian Sruler, Barry Rosen, Dave Mindlen, Rudy Stewart,Robert Richmond, Leslie Ault. Row 3: Mr. Maurice Blanken, Michael Richards, BobBlosser, Art Donelly, Robin Ault, Robert Freese.
Sponsor Mr. Albert Ballinger
MODEL RAILROAD CLUB
OFFICERS
PresidentBob Peterson
Vice PresidentHoward Gilbert
Secretary-TreasurerRichard Robey
SponsorMr. Rov Daniels
I Row 1: Mr. Roy Daniels, Bob Peterson, Howard Cilbert. Row 2:Wayne Schober, Dick Robey, Dillard Collins, Tom Roach.
MASK AND BAUBLE
OFFICERS
PresidentCarla Castaldo
Vice PresidentJanice Giles
SecretarySandra Downey
TreasurerRobert Ferro
SponsorMiss Alice Mathews
Row 1: Mary Lou Ditzel, Mary Ann McHarg, Miss Alice Mathews, Robert Ferro,Carla Castaldo, Sandra Downey. Row 2; Joanne Colaneri, Carol Michaels, Sara McNal-ly, Peggy Yard, Peggy Sewell, Judy White, Gerry Arnold, Ramona Vance, DonnellaMacNeill, Carol Stockla, Nancy Krug, Judy Steitz, Carol Stuart, Kathy Burke. Row 3:Claire McLaughlin, Joan Miller, Elaine McKenzie, Dorothy Pierce, Janice Radzikowski,Hazel Rich, Mary Carol Siverd, Judy Preston, Eleanor Johnson, Sharon Cocuzza, JoyceShaw, Cookie Castaldo, Louise Prista, Marilyn Powers. Row 4: Phyllis Hellegers, SusanSalas, Gail Rogers, Holly Milius, Sam Ayres, Ann Reed.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
OFFICERS
PresidentRichard TurnerVice PresidentRobert Blosser
SecretaryJanet Theisz
TreasurerNancy Miller
SponsorMiss Gladys Estabrook
Row 1: Robert Blosser, Emily Dexter, Phyllis Clemenson, Carol Welke, Bonnie Manny, Rich-ard Turner, Jay Warsinski, William Calvano. Row 2: Judith Hicks, Mary Ann Kosinski, LindaSmith, Ernest Boyd, Clemens Voelkel, Gerard Ruch. Row 3: Nancy Bender, Janet Theisz,Nancy Miller, Janet Barlow, Miss Gladys Estabrook, Paul Morrison, Robert Longaker.
Mary Ann Mcliarg and Sam Ayres,king and queen of the Mask andBauble Ball, cut cake as Elaine Mc~Kenzie, Janice Radzikowski, andMiss Mathews look on.
What's up, Bill?
Among the liveliest club meet-ings in C. H. S. are those of theschool dramatic club, the Maskand Bauble. Stage skills and tech-niques are demonstrated and prac-ticed by means of charades andsimilar games. Students auditionfor the club in September by per-forming original skits, the best ofwhich are given in the club's an-nual assembly. Initiations for newmembers are held at the Mask andBauble Ball, this year with a story-book theme A guest speaker onstage make-up, the traditionalChristmas dinner, and a theaterparty were also included in theclub's activities this year.
Miss Schwoerer demonstrates the useof the slide rule.
CLASSROOM
Mrs. Neill ami Roberta Schillingerprepare paint for use in the air brush.
"Should I use the ablative case,Mr. Lofclandy" Members of the visual aids thread
a film for classroom use.
Mrs. Chase convalesces under the ex-pert care of Sharon McCandless andDonna Ziegler.
Mary Zachary and Jim Dulicai offer an oral npurt ttheir ninth grade American history class.
Mr. Selhy tests Boh Bhikehj for visual acuityas part of the Drivers' Ed program.
CANDIDS
That must be an interestingletter, Barbara!
Bob Brakes operates the jigsaw. Bob Pells uses the blowpipe to testfor zinc sulphate.
Miss Teague coaches Sue Aborn inpreparation for French college boards.
/ V l \J sJ I V - in Cranford High School . . . the victory songs of the bandat football games . . . those early morning choir "sectionals" . . . "Silent Night"at the last performance of the Christmas program . . . the rhythmic marchesintroducing each assembly . . . the thrill of the Spring Concert finale . . .
A record number of students participated in the various musical activitiesof C. H. S. this year. The seventy-voice choir, chosen by audition the pre-vious spring, presented the annual Christinas assembly, with an added eveningperformance this year for the townspeople. The members of the Girls' En-semble and Boys' Double Quartet, selected from the choir, entertained severalcommunity organizations. Each of the vocal groups—Choir, Freshman MixedChorus, Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, and Ensemble and Double Quartet —sang in assembly at least once during the year, and all took part in the SpringConcert, traditionally the main musical production of the year.
A familiar feature of this year's football games and assemblies was themusic of the C. H. S. Band. In addition, band and orchestra members per-formed in the Christmas program and Spring Concert, and presented theirannual band concert in the spring.
Meetings of the Music Club included a number of special events, as wellas programs in which the members themselves—singers, dancers, and instru-mentalists—performed. The Christmas supper, a talent assembly sponsored bythe club, a theater party, and the final picnic were among this year's activities.
NINTH GRADE MIXED CHORUS
FRESHMAN MIXED CHORUSRow 1: Mr. James Lenney, Kathy Knezo, Gayle Beer,Patricia Downing, Betty Eudene, Harold Sjursen, Rob-ert Lacroix, David Skaggs, Lee Brandon, Paul Irslinger,Janet McMaster, Ruth Lanning, Gladys Engle. Row 2:Dale Leland, Barbara West, Nancy Imus, VirginiaWarner, Joan Golden, Virginia McArthur, Gilbert Tar-diff, Charles Boillod, Jeffrey Schiller, Joseph Lobl,
Dillard Collins, Margaret Klempa, Mary McNab, DianaDeLonge, Janet Colburn, Elaine Skvasik, Aileen Ken-dall. Row 3: Sandra Williams, Janet Ray, Beth Ferro,Georgiana Yuschak, John Maine, Ernest Boyd, WilletteGlacken, Dolores Jones, Judy Preston, Eleanor Johnson,Linda Huff, Catherine Morrison, Judith Walter. Row 4:Jean Foster, Carol Bauer, Rita Cyr, Bonnie Kerzman,Jack Simons, Ann LaBracio, Diane Martin.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' CHORUS
Row 1: Mr. James Lenney, Kathleen Brennan,Roberta Schillinger, Christine Sehillinger, LoisTomback, Carolyn Thoden, Joyce Skaggs, SusanAborn, Jacquelyn Prichard, Veronica Kubec,Phyllis Clemenson, Louise Prista, Sara Jane Mc-Nally, Dolores Scheller, Marilyn Powers, Rose-mary Karomi, Sandra Castaldo, Katherine Burke,MaryAnne Kosinski, Patricia Coyle. Row 2: Bever-ly Tyree, Virginia Albert, Sandra Koyen, Kath-erine Daniel, Nancy Colburn, Bonnie Manny, Ali-cia Roosa, Patricia Klubnick, Larraine Kenny,Phyllis Hellegers, Ella Meade, Betty Kraetsch,Gail Lawson, Arlene Smith, Jane Garland, AnnReed, Gwendalyn Laurel, Arlene Hahn, JoanneKosinski, Georgie Martin. Row 3: Ramona Vance,
Patricia Sarafin, Lois Hallenbeek, Judith Valla,Myrna Shaw, Elaine Guyer, Elaine Schad, Do-rayne Dadd, Arlene Wynn, Julie Cromarty, San-dra Kroiner, Judith Tola, Emma Lobl, MarciaAchilles, Sharon Cucuzzu, Dolores Bernard, Mary-Jane McGovney, Patricia Wright, Carlene Lu-ker, Constance Jones, KatheriiK' Doty. Row4: Loretta McGuire, Betty Eirico, Barbara Wol-fron, Dorothy Pierce, Brenda Mayer, Shirley Bald-win, Holly Schorn, Donna Ziegler, Carol New-man, Beverly Chiovarou, Beverly Garvey, JanicePapp, Martha Babcock, Nancy McDonald, CarlaCastaldo, Elizabeth MacDonald, Peggy Hudson,BettyAnn Parrott, Karoline DeMartini.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' CHORUS
Row 1: Mr. James Lenney, Russell McGrath, Her-bert Hendrickson, Robert McGrath, Robert Peter-son, David Conley, Willard McAteer, John Mun-day, Peter French. Row 2: Sidney Adams, DennisChew, Robert Ferro, George Peer, Michael Spald-
ing, Roger Holowchak, William Riggs, James Mc-Ateer, Paul Wright. Row 3: David Kerr, DavidLeland, Alex Sickert, James Shaw, William Or-chard, William Krippendorf, Douglas Tucker,Thomas Bowers, James Kaiser.
(\C>
CHOIR
Row 1: Constance Supplee, Dolores Scheller, Patricia Rakcas, Jane Garland, WilliamWeydemeyer, Russell McGrath, Robert McGrath, Steven Anderson, George Peer,Bonnie Manny, Mary Harris, Joyce Shaw, Mr. James Lenney. Row 2: JacquelynPrichard, Phyllis Clemenson, Carol Michaels, Gwendolyn Laurel, Paul Morrison,
burn. Row 4: Sandra Kramer, Susan Aborn, BcttyAnn Parrott, Elaine Shad, MarthaBabcock, Phyllis Smith, David Leland, Floyd Schroppe, Douglas Popp, Glenn Allin-ger, James Shaw, William Krippendorf, Carol Pries, Lee Colburn, Marcia Geng,Sandra Koyen, Grace Bierwirth.
BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET
James Prior, William Krippendorf, Paul Morrison, Herbert Hendrickson,Russell McGrath, Robert McGrath, James Shaw, Robert Longaker, (atpiano) Mr. James Lenney.
Row 1: Mr. James Lenney, Rosemary Koromi, James McAteer, Joyce Skaggs, DavidConley, Carol Stuart, Marilyn Minetti, Russell McGrath. Row 2: Gwendelyn Laurel,Brenda Mayer, Beverly Tyree, Stephanie Morrison, Christine Schillinger, RobertaSchillinger, Carol Michaels, Marcia Achilles, Robert McGrath, Lynn Jacobsen, San-dra Kromer. Row 3: Patricia Wright, Carol McKeown, Nancy Colburn, Sara JaneMcNally, Eleanor Ingeholm, Jane Collins, Carol-Lyn Sellers, Herbert Hendrickson,Katie Taavoste, Mary Harris. Row 4: James Hudson, Cindy Stockla, Dorothy Vere-nault. Donna Zeigler, Nancy Newman, Susan Aborn, Lee Colburn, Karoline DiMar-tini, John Munday, Robert Longaker. Row 5: Steven Anderson, Robert Ferro, Wil-lard McAteer, Walter Reinhold, William Krippendorf, Alexander Sickert, PaulMorrison.
GIRLS' ENSEMBLE
Stephanie Morrison, ChristineSehillinger, Joyce Shaw, SusanAborn, Martha Babcock, KayAlexander, Gwen Laurel, San-dra Kromer, Joyce Skaggs.
O F F I C E R SPresident - James McAteerVice President Joyce SkaggsSecretary Carol StewartTreasurer - David ConleyRefreshment Chairman Margaret HeneySponsor ....Mr. James Lenney
Music Club members find a little bit of everything atthe annual Christmas supper.
65
TWIRLERSMary Buontenipo, drum majorette. Row 1: BarbaraSayles, Beverly Manning, Corita Vogel. Row 2: NancyMiller, Toni Curts, Nancy Tarver, Delores Eisbey. Row3: Gerry Gray, Fay Blon, Betty Ann Parrott, GladysHurtt, Connie Bowman.
Row 1: Arthur Cyphers, Kenneth Jewett, Richard Robey, Fred Day, DavidCowperthwaite, David Conley. Row 2: Edward Tenthoff, Robert Pachlke,Fred Swisher, Bruce Sands, Caryl-Lyn Sellers, Linda Eaton. Row 3: Rob-ert Faughnan, Stuart Roth, John Lee, Jane Collins, Arthur Lieb, VictorWhitmeyer. Row 4: Ralph Jaeobi, John Render, Charles Grieco, RichardSteinberg, Grant Duay, William Boyko. Row 5: Lucy Ann Quaintance,James Kaiser, Dorothy West.
BAND
Mary Buontenipo . . . Drum Majorette
JUNIOR VARSITYCHEERLEADERS
Back row: Janet Lawrence, Debbie Huse, Eleanor John-sen, Fern Redman, Henny Norr. Front row, left to right:Beth Ferro, Cindy Blohm, April Suarez, Beth Epstein,P. J. Downing.
Row 1: Emily Dexter, Barbara Suarez, Linda Loranger, Sara Jane McNally.Row 2: Lois Tomback, Carol Buschold, Carla Castaldo, Sandra Castaldo.
VARSITYCHEERLEADERS
Linda Loranger . . . Captain
69
GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONUnder the sponsorship of Mrs. Ivy Sullivan
and Miss Ruth McCartney the Girls' AthleticAssociation presents to every girl an oppor-tunity to participate in intramural sports andinterschool sports.
No sooner does the school bell ring in Sep-tember than the first activity, archer}-, begins.The girls improve their score with the learningand application of Lambert's eight points.Hockey also begins its short lived term out inthe brisk air. Later the girls retreat to a warm-er climate where the tumbling program com-mences.
Beginners' Modern Dance develops, and withthe perfection of the basic skills the girls ad-vance to Intermediate and Advanced ModernDance.
Basketball, one of the favorites, starts withthe formation of class teams. The girls playa "round robin' to decide the winning team,as well as playing other schools. Basketballbrings to life the Ref's Club, in which the pass-ing of a required examination enables the girls
O F F I C E R SPresident - Eleanor DonovanVice President ... ...Jane CollinsSecretary ..Virginia AlbertTreasurer Dolly GoodfellowSponsor ...Mrs. Ivy Sullivan
to participate. Taking advantage of spring, theyconquer the fundamentals of Softball and formclass teams. The games are held after school.
By the time Softball is well on its way, ten-nis, a recent activity at Cranford High School,has attracted more and more girls.
The vear is climaxed with an Annual AwardsAssembly. Awards are based on the point par-ticipation of the student. The G. A. A. Councilconducts this system of point participationwhich enables the girls to earn their class nu-merals and the letter "C". This year the councilwill honor a senior girl for outstanding par-ticipation by placing her name on the G.A.A.plaque in the gym.
G. A. A.COUNCIL
70
Row 1: Virginia Albert, Jane Collins, Pat Donovan, Dolly Goodfellow. Row 2: SandyStevens, Kate Taavoste, Carol Juhr, Sandy Williams. Row 3: Stephanie Morrison,Chris Schillinger, Sharon Cocuzsa, Tejetia Moore, Mrs. Ivy Sullivan.
REFS'CLUB
Row 1: Carol Stewart, Jane Collins, Ger-ry Brucato, D. D. Day. Row 2: Quayan-na McCollough, Sandy Stevens, CarolHarris, Anne Henehan.
TUMBLING CLUB
Standing: Barbara White,Donna Ziegler, Gerry Arn-old, Corita Vogel, LindaLoranger. Kneeling: Sara
, Marilynne Di Paul,ron Sorenson, Jane Col-.. Sitting: Carol-lyn Sel-, Barbara Seaman, Nan-
71
MODERNDANCE
INTERMEDIATE
Row 1: Nancy Newman, Dorothy Verenault.Row 2: Marilyn Minetti, Donna Ziegler,Sharon Cocuzza, Susan Salas, MarciaAchilles.
BEGINNERS
Row 1: Mary Ann McHarg, Judy Kirk. Judy Oros, Beverly Chio-varou, Nancy Tannenbaum. Row 2: Mary Grace Grail, HenriettaNorr, Jane Collins, Caryl-Lynn Sellers. Row 3: Muriel Greet*,Nancy Chew, Pat Downing Betty Eudene. Row 4: Linda Huff,Janet Ray, Diana De Lange, Beth Ferro. Row 5: Eleanor John-son, Judy Preston.
Row 1: Barbara Harris, Sandra Castaldo, Gerry Brucato,Sue Ehlers. Row 2: Cathy Maloy, Elaine Schad, KatieTaavoste, Agnes Brown. Row 3: Phyllis Hellegers, Mar-cia Gelespe, Janet McMaster. Row 4: Cynthia Bloom,Cathy Morrison, Bonnie Kerzman. Row 5: Joan Pen-venne, Fern Redman.
ADVANCED
Left to right: Hazel Rich, AileenKendall, Carol Buschold, CarlaCastaldo, Barbara Minch.
SOCCERRow 1: Paul Wright, Dick Voelkel,Don McCIintock, Bob Albert, JamesRice, John Arnold, Bill McAteer,Floyd Schroppe, Ronald Welke. Row2: Fred Spotts, Russ Hardy, JimPrior, Bill Krippendorf, Pete Radley,Bob Slagle, Bob Ramshaw, Bob Stai-ger, DaVe Leland, Alex Sickert, DonScott, Jim Di Clerieo, Coach NickSpherazzi. Row 3: Dave Conley,Paul Brant, Fred Dey, John Rehder,Jay Warsinski, Herb Weiss, Jim Cof-fee, Lee Bragdon, Mike Spalding,Bill Orchard.
Cranford101013
09
o11
o1
S O C C E R
VeronaSummit
LindenJeffersonEdisonUnion
SummitJamesburgIrvington
Irvington TechHillside . . ..
Linden
Oppoi543553311o
0
44
WRESTLINGCranford Opponent
5 Somcrville 3418 Pingry 2221 Jefferson 1911 Plainfield 2310 Roselle Park 25
Scotch Plains11 Hillside 2519 North Plainfield 1922 Clark 145 Rahway 26
WRESTLINGRow 1: Paul Morrison, Dona'Richard Frutchey. Row 2: D:Peters, Charles Greco, lamesSpalding, Dennis Chew. HHerbert Farrell, William KurSteve Haveson, Paul DiefenlGreco, David Skag^s, Himanager.
d McCIintock,Aid Ward, JoePrior, Michael•)w 3: Coachd, Ralph Kiel,Much, Thomas>wie Gilbert,
Cranford High School enjoyed one of the best grid seasons since the
capture of the 1952 State Championship Title for Group 3. Compiling a seven
and two record this year, the Cougars won first place in the Watchung Football
Conference. Teamwork again was the deciding factor for the Cranford football
team's success.
CranfordS C O R E S
14 Linden26 Millburn
7 North Plainfield ....18 Rahway7 - Hillside
26 Roselle Park7 - Roselle
Opponent
.... 129
2621140
14 Scotch Plains 132 Jefferson 0
Row 1: William McCord, Howard Gilbert, KennethWeeks, Dom Domaracious, Arthur Johnsen, Steve Zu-lick, Karl Kaimer, Robert Salinard, Michael Gentile,Thomas Bowers, Paul Zerrillo, Tom Wade. Row 2:Glenn Allinger, Paul Morrison, Steve Ayre, CliffordDobbins, Clifford Jackson, Sam Ayres, Dave Ward,
John Townshend, William Gipe, Seymour Chaimovich.Row 3: Coach Paul Selby, Paul Diefrenbruck, GeorgeWilliams, Thomas O'Brien, Richard Frank, John Pfanne,Richard Fmtchey, Coach Rolland Massimino, NormanMuldrow, Eric Tarver, Dick Armstrong, Tipton Snipes,Jay French, Jack Allen, Coach Stanley Grayson.
75
BASKETBALL
For the second year in succession, Cran-ford High School's basketball team gainedthe Watchung Conference Championship.The Cougar Cagers suffered a few in-juries during the season, but the teamappeared to play with greater determina-tion to make up for the handicap in in-juries. This determination plus smart ball-handling again proved the Cranford bas-ketball team champions.
Coach Roland Massimino, John Pethick, Ben Jones,George Williams, Norman Muldrow, Robert Wood,Charles Eaton, Karl Kaimer, James Taliaferro, Glenn
Allinger, Robert Hobbie, Fred Spotts, John Sosnowski,Steve Zulick, Coach William Martin, Paul Wright, Wil-liam Krippendorf, Arthur Donnelly.
Cranford51 .56 .70 .60 .43 .56 .63 .52 .72 .79 .6367 .70 .5162 .55 .51 .65 .57 .
S C O R E S
LindenScotch Plains ...Roselle Park
HillsideSt. Mary'sRahwayHillsideRoselleLindenScott
WestfieldClark
Scotch PlainsRahwayRoselle
WestfieldSummitClark
Roselle Park .....
Opponent60505059544461546087492768805856503947
The new track behind Cranford High School had very few cross countryveterans making its rounds. The comparatively new squad of runners, however,became more seasoned with each practice, and the team finished with a verycreditable record.
CROSS COUNTRY
Cranford2218 ..31 ..24202219 ..
312030
S C O R E S
Union ....Scotch Plains
... Plainfield ..Irvington
... Columbia ...... Rahway ..
Edison
Opponent.... 33.... 34... 24... 31... 33.... 33.... 36
County Champs — 4th PlaceJefferson 24
Dover 35Hillside 25
State Meet - 4th Place15 North Hunterdon Reg.
"Low Score Wins in Cross Country40
Row 1: John Munday, Larry Buctler, Gene Griffiths, William Hettman, Peter Walsh. Row 2:Coach J. Scth Weekly. Bob Lonnaker, Richard Robey, Bill Morris, Robert Wood, HerbEhlers, Bill Kinney. Row 3: Jim Shaw, David Cowperthwaite, Arthur Williams, DouglasTucker, Donald Damm, Richard Gipson.
'•--. t'il
Row 1: Richard Voelkel, James Prior, Richard Gipson, Dennis Chew, Alex Sickert,Jack Allen. Row 2: Donald Daniin, Clifford Jackson, Jack Potter, William Hettman,Kenneth Weeks, Leroy Gipson, Herbert Ehlers, Rusty McNab, Robert Slagle. Row3: Coach J. Seth Weekly, Robert Dolan, James Cleason, Charles Preston, DanielBerry, Richard Luby, Cene Griffiths, John Arnold, Russell Hardy, Richard Robey.Row 4: Paul Smith, Robert Longuker, Donald McCord, Kenneth Sharp, Peter Walsh,William Morris, James Coffee, John Munday, Sam Ayres.
SPRINGTRACK
The 1956 springtrack team keptpace with the restof Cranford HighSchool's a thle t icachievements bychalking up a win-ning season. Agil-ity on the trackand ability in thefield events con-tributed to t h eCranford sprinters'winning all dualmeets.
SPRING TRACK SCORESCranford Opp.
89 Jefferson (A) 2873 Union (A) 44
Intercollegiate s74 Roselle (A) 43
Penn. Relays — Class Mile — 2nd PlaceCounty Relays — 1st Place
Newark Board91V4 Rahway (A) Z5Vz
Long Branch Relays71 Hillside (A) 46
County Championship — 2nd Place78'/3 Linden (A) 38%
Watchung Conference — 1st PlaceState Championship — No Points Scored
Cranford51 ..
INDOOR TRACK SCORESBishop Loughlin Meet
3rd Novice Mile3rd Open 880
2nd Novice 880County Relays — 1st Place
PlainfieldCardinal Hayes — No Place
4O'/2 UnionN.Y.U. hw. - No Place
48 Barringer51 Amboy27 St. Benedict's46 Scotch Plains
Opp.
4V4
15142314
INDOORTRACK
No sooner had the mem-bers of the indoor trackteam put away theirmedals from the BishopLoughlin InterscholasticTrack Meet than they add-ed to their collection tophonors as winners, for thefifth consecutive year, ofthe Union County RelayChampionship. These hon-ors highlighted the team'salready successful seasonof seven wins and nolosses.
Row 1: Richard Voelkel, William Morris, Clifford Jackson, Bill Hettman, PeterWalsh, Alvoy Mitchell. Eric Tarver, Gene Griffiths, John Munday, Bob Slagel,Robert Longaker. Row 2: Jim Coffee, Dick Roby, Russ Hardy, Donald Dam, Lar-ry Bucher, Jim Shaw, Herbert Elders, Bill Gipson, Coach J. Seth Weekley.Row 3: Kenny Weeks, Jim Rice, Paul Smith, Douglas Tucker, Steve Ayre, Wil-liam Kinny, Walter Farrell, David Covvperthwaite. Row 4: Tom Bowers, StuartRoth, Bill Weydemeyer, Bruce Sands, Richard Staiger, Bob Ramshaw, RogerGipson, Jay Warsinski.
IX
TENNISRow 1: Robert Pace, PeteFrench, Steve Haveson, PaulMorrison, Bill Livingston. Row2: Coach Stuart Goldblatt,James Di Clerieo, Art Wen-delken, Robert Blosser, JamesMcYcy.
r •••
Interest in tennis has been revived at Cranford during the past few years.Part of the reason has been the two excellent courts behind the High Schoolbuilt in memory of Mr. Frank Massa.
The 1956 squad produced only a few "aces" but provided keen competitionfor its opponents.
Playing a sixteen-match schedule plus the county and state tournaments,the Cranford golf team was kept quite active during the 1956 season. Thehome matches were played at the Echo-Lake Golf Course, while the awaymatches were played at the neighboring country clubs and county courses.Although the team lacked experience at the start, it showed constant improve-ment as the season progressed.
GOLFRow 1: Harry Chapman, PaulWright, Gordon Leech. Row 2:Anthony Stein, Richard Hur-ley, Tom Nagle, Coach WilliamMartin.
Cranford14
BASEBALLS C H E D U L E
Opponent.. Clifford Scott 4.... Woodbridge 6.... Roselle Park
WestfleldRoselle
North ArlingtonSt. Marv's
Clifford ScottRailway
Scotch Plains.. Roselle Park
LindenRoselle
8 North ArlingtongHarrison
Scotch PlainsLinden
3223o8121450429
The Scoreboard can be misleading; it's the playing that counts. TheCranford ballplayers during the 1956 season provided the action that makesany game an important game. Exciting plays and close scores were madepossible by the spirit of the Cranford team.
Row 1: Coach Richard Legrand, Lloyd Szabo, Ben Jones, Bill Weydemeyer, Larry Bucher,Ken Luker, Jay French, Fred Spotts, Anthony Giglio. Row 2: Dave Ward, Richard Herrick,Tipton Snipes, John Sosnowski, James Shaw, Bill Krippendorf, Jack Watson, Steve Zulick,John Ferguson, Coach Paul Buonaguro. Row 3: Walter Sosnowski, George Doney, EdwardJohnson, James Rice, George Williams, Robert Hobbie.
WM
CLAS
SMEN
CLASS OF 1958
OFFICERSRow 1: Barbara White, Vice President; Herbert Ehlers, Treasurer; BarbaraSuarez, Secretary. Row 2: John Sosnowski, President; Dolly Goodfellow, Stu-dent Council Representative.
CLASS OF 1959
OFFICERSRow 1: Stephanie Morrison, Secretary; Peter French, President; DorayneDadd, Vice President. Row 2: Ronald Maloney, Student Council Representa-tive; Peter Stout, Treasurer.
CLASS OF 1960
OFFICERSJanet Ray, Student Council Representative: Jack LaGrace, President; BethEpstein, Secretary; Jack Brennen, Treasurer; Diane DeLonge, Vice-President;Mr. Oliver West, Sponsor.
The tumbling club livesup to its name.
"It's your nickel—go ahead."
"What ho!" Mr. Westquotes from Shakespeare.
Members of the Spotlightstaff watch busy BobLongaker in amazement.
Mr. Lenney pleads for a thinsilver threa
Ride 'im, Kenney!
ACKNOWLEDGMENTSWe, the editors of the 1957
Golden C, take this opportunityto thank our staff and sponsorsfor their help in producing thisbook. We especially appreciatethe willing cooperation of Mr.Galen Berkebile, our photogra-pher, and Mr. Edward B. Rae,our publisher.
-LYNN, JOYCE, BOB
R 373.05 Cra DESK 1957 c.2
Cranford (N.J.) Yearbook
1
