1957 complete by Janet Bell

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Necessity nurtured a vision-time mitted its fulfillment.

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In the early part of 1950, it became apparent to the Toms River Board of Edu· cation that it could no longer receive those children from the sending districts of Island Heights, Seaside Heights, Sea side Park, Ocean Gate, Berkeley Town ship and Lacey Township, due to the unusually rapid expansion and develop ment in the Toms River area. These dis tricts had been sending their students to Toms River High School for a period of over fifty years, and were extremely fortunate in having the advantages of an ever-expanding educational program under the excellent supervision of Dr. Edgar M. Finck and Clyde W. Slocum.

When duly notified that their pupils could not be enrolled in Toms River High School (after a reasonable length of time), the Boards of Education from the six districts that now comprise the "Central Regional High School District of Ocean County" formed a committee of local board members as well as interested citizens to formulate plans for future edu cation of high school pupils as well as the seventh and eighth grade pupils. Many hours were devoted by this com mittee to procure all the necessary fea tures in the construction of a school which would ultimately assure an adequate general college course-a commercial course-industrial arts course; and to pro

vide a seventh ar inclusion grades in lem faced ricts to pr ties for t elementaq On Septe~ the areas mation a known a~ School Dis first Boare by the O~ Schools at the memo One of th ta ken by was the known as from Berk $1.00 to purpose!;. After muc prepared Architects, the voter! $1,430,00 and equiR Ground "1 1955, and devoted menced te

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became of Edu. receive districts ~ eights, Sea /< eley Town due to the nd develop }. These dis leir students for a period e extremely vantages of al program !sion of Dr. r. Slocum. their pupils Toms River ~ able length )Cation from :o mprise the DI District of Dmmittee of as interested . future edu as well as e pupils . >y this com Icessary fea

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v ide a curriculum adaptable to seventh and eighth grade p rogram. inclusion of the seventh and eighth grades in the plans eliminated the prob lem faced by the ma jority of the dis tricts to prov ide additional building facili ties for the increased enrollment in the elementary systems. On September 21, 1954, the voters of t he areas concerned authorized the for mation of a new school district to be know n as the Central Regional High School District of Ocean County, and the first Board of Education was appointed by the Ocean County Superintendent of Schools at that time - Carl M. Blair, from the members of the original committee. One of the first of the many steps to be taken by the newly appointed members was the acceptance of a tract of land known as the "Pinewald Golf Course" from Berkeley Township for the sum of $1.00 to be used solely for the school purposes . After much study and deliberation, plans p repared by Micklewright and Mountford, Architects, were finally approved, and the voters authorized a bond issue of $1,430,000 to finance the construction and equipment of the school. Ground was broken on September 16, 1955, and the dreams of those who had devoted their time and energy com menced to be a reality .

Standing, left 10 right are ; Hilbert F. Potter, Wilbert J . Marl in, Will iam R. Stover, J. Miles DeCamp, and Edward H. Brifton. Sifting, are; Wayne l. Schoenhut, (Mrs.) Elizabeth Miller, Floyd W. Mease, Jesse Foster, Anthony W. Raymond, and Norman C. Finn inger. Richard C. Winkel, not shown, served on the board unl il he re signed 10 accepl a leaching posilion in Ihis school.

"They are endowed with that most priceless virtue-foresight." We, the Senior Class of 1957, in recognition of the many hours of their time and energy spent in making Central Regional High School a reality, are proud to dedicate this, our first yearbook, to the Board of Education of the Ocean County Central Regional High School District.

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This yearbook is truly a historic volume. Preparing it and participating in all the pioneering experiences in establishing a new school are opportunities which do not come to many students. I hope you wi 'li look back with increasing satisfac足 tion upon your contributions to the good name and traditions of Central Regional. I am happy to offer th is word of thanks for your help in getting us started. It has been a pleasure to see the many instances of real service in connection with athletics, student activities, class work, and other areas of student life. Our very best wishes go with each one of you into an exciting world of service beyond this school.

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Congratulations to the first graduating class of Central Regional High School. You have had a wonderful experience in helping to launch this new high school and in establishing worthwhile tradi足 tions for others to follow. As you seek further to establish your aims and objectives in society, I sincerely hope that your student life at Central will help you attain them. I extend my best wishes for your con足 tinued success in achieving your goals.

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nection class lnt life. ach o ne service i,

C. THOMAS BODINE

BARBARA R. BOPP

JOSEPH J . BOYD

JACK A. BRAUN

Busine.. Law, Bookkeep ing II, General Math I . . . B.S. in Commercial field from Rider College . Pet Peeve- Stu· dents with poor manners.

Health and Physical Educat io n B.S., from Bea ver Co llege . . Pet Peeve- People who use gym class as a lunch period.

Ath letic Director, Health and

Physical Education . . . Drivers

Education .•. B.S. from Tem p le

University . . . Pet Peeve-Get.

ting g,"~s cut on foot ball field .

Health and Physic. i Education . . . B.S. from Trenton State Teachers College .. . Pet Peeve -"Hot Rods" on public high ways.

PAULA BURNETT

CATHERINE T. BUTLER

JOHN A. CAMERON

NICHOlAS CAMPANILE

School Nurse . . . R.N. fro m 51. Francis School of Nursing . Pet Peeve-Anyone who "cracks chewing gum ."

Home Economics , Fa m ily liv ing . . . Masters Degree f rom Columbia University . Pet Peeve Persons who are de featists .

Science . . . B.S. degree Univers ity of Pittsburgh • Pet Peeve - Claims he doesn' t

French and English . . Rutgers, Univers ity of Pisa , Italy, and Yale Un iversity . . . A.B.S. and M.A. degrees . . . Pet Peeve Lazy students.

ElIZABETH DEGENHARDT World tory I College College tinental

History, American His· . . . A.B. from Coker . . . Georgian Court . . . Pet Peeve-Con excuses , " I left m y

homework home,H

have one .

LOIS C. DEPPEN

KENNETH F. EMERICK

ROBERT FOSTER

Home Economics . . . B.S. in Home Econom ics . . . Albright College .. . Pet Peeve- Seventh period coals .

librarian and library Counc il Advisor . . . Du Bois Business College and B.S. from Cia rion St.te Teachers College . . . Pet Peeve- Noise in libra ry.

Art . . . ' B.S. in Education and M.A., from Trenton State Teach· ers College, Co lumbia Univer· sity, Alfred Unive rsity . . . Pet Peeve- Loud Peop le .

ROBE RT fRAME

DEll GARNER

Mathematics . . . B.S. in Edu ca. tion from New Jersey State Teacher Co llege •• . Pet Peeve - Fa ke excuses for not d oi ng ho m work.

latin and Engl ish . . . B.S. and M.A. from University of Syracuse and Un iven ity of Michigan , resp ectively . . . Pet Peeve Peop le coming in late for class.

FRANK E. JEFFERS ~

U.S. History I and II Montcla ir State Teachers College and Unive rsity of Chicago . .. earned hi. A.B . . . . Pet Peeve -Republicans.

THOMAS E. KING

Biology,

Phys ics, Chem istry, Senior Class Advisor and

Guidance Counselor . . . B.S.

from Millersville State Teachers

College . . . M.S., from Rutgers

JANICE GE LlER Eng lish I and \I .. Doug lass College Peeve-loud noises.

B. . from . Pet

English III, IV . . . B.S. from Trenton Slate Teachers College and M.A . fro m New York Un i· versity . • . Yearbook Advisor . . . Pel

JOHN MaciNTOSH

RONALD MATIHEWS

Industri al Arts, Mechan ical Drawing . . . Jun ior Class Ad . Graduated from visor. Trenton State Teachers College w ith a B.S.. . . late Students.

Bus iness subjects, Sales, Typing , Genera l Business . . . B.S. in Education from Trenton Slate Teachers College . . . Pet Peeve ·-Perpetual complainers .

CHARLES McGATHA

RAYMOND OP'T HOF

RA YMOND B. SEPTOR

DAVID SHOTWell

Junior High Science and Math • . . B.A. from Montcla ir Slate Teachers College . • . Pet Peeve -Classroom comedians.

Vocal Music . . . Westminster College and Columb ia Univer· sity . . . Pel Peeve- Adult. who sing like children .

English and Social Stud ies Grade 8 . . . Easl Stroudsburg State Teachers Co ll ege and Uni. versity of New Mex ico . . . B.S. in Secondary Education . .. Pet Peeve-"I left my homework in anolher book but I did it,"

InSlrumental Music, Assistant Track Coach .. . Montclair State Teachers College gave him his B.A. . • . Pet Peeve-Ineffi· ciency.

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rs . . - B.S.

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Studies New York

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Spanish I, II , III , . acquired her B_A. from the University of Maryland Pet Pe eve-Get ting up early in the ,noming.

KENNETH WARD General Science , Biology, and Advanced Science . ' B.S . from Moravian College, Bethle hem , Pa .

ART HUR STOCK

Mechanical Draw ing and Shop B.S . from Trenton State Teachers College and attended General Mot ors Inst it ut e Pet Peeve- A pair of cheer leaders_

MARILYN R. WENAL Business Subjects .. B.S. from Trenton State Teachers College . _ Pet Peeve- Study Halls!

Assistant . Monteiair State e gave him his Peeve-I neffi-

Disco urteouness.

RICHARD C. WINKEL

Junior High Math B.S .

from Trenton State Teachers

College, studied at Temple Uni

versity and Rutgers University.

Pet Peeve-Washington Trip.

University of Pennsylvania,

spectively People who take a tesl.

KAY WHITE English, Bth . . . Social 7th Bookkeeping B.S . in Education from University Pet

HOTWELL ~usic,

Advanced Math . . . B.A . and M.S. from Douglas College and

MARION C. WOOlSON Guidance Director . . . B.S . from Trenton State Teachers College, M.S. and Ed.D . from Ru tgers University.

Studies, I . . . Temple Peeve

Pet Peeve hum w hile they

JACQUELINE GORBY

ELEANOR DITTON

Secretary

CAFETERIA STAFF Mildred Brahn, Laura Evans, Lena Manuwald , Eleanor Ne'lson , Emma Mclaughlan, Levara Mathews, Olga Reininghaus, Fabian Calderon. Not shown : Ada Riehl and Joseph Fiori

JEAN FARLEY

CAROL SUHOSKEY

Acting Secretary Boa rd of Edu cation

Secretary

CUSTODIAL STAFF John Petrovich, William Dittmar, John Anderson , Mae Marshall , Norman Peters.

MRS. E. NELSON Cafeteria Manager

NANCY RIDGE Secretar y

BUS DRIVERS A. Byrne, M. Butler, W. Seymore, H. Johnson, A. Dobinson, R. Irons, J. Fiori, F. Barkalow, F. Stokley, S. Karwacky , O . Wallace, S. Fletcher, R. Bellvue, A. Cocci.

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THOMAS A . ALTHOUSE

Toms River High

Attractive Ka y finds ple asure in dancing, sport., and horseba ck riding . . . Carole, Audrey, Dotty, and Gail are among he r "Whe re the re's a will, there's friends a way" . marriage in the offing.

Industrious Tom is the "man behind the scenes" at school programs . . . hot rod

Sports Night , After-school sports.

enthusiast "

IIGet out of here l l

STEWA B. ATSCHINOW Toms River High

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can be seen with Tom, Mick , Ron , and Wes .

. an engineering career beckons

after college . Cross Country, Track , Basketball, Model Club, Ye arbook Staff, Photography Club.

"Stewie"

has

great

love

for

sporls,

especially soccer, football, and baseball

characterized by his ability to work

hard . . . friends include Frank, Bill, and

Julius . . . alwa ys ready to enjoy a good

time . . the future awaits him as a radio-television repairman.

JOANNE BATIATO

JOHN BEYER

Hillside High

Pt . Pleasant High

Toms River High

Joanne's true sportsmanship is evide nced

John is q u iet but friendly. can be seen with Ted and Ernie enjoys hard

Short, dark-haired " Re·Re " e njoys th e 3 D's

- driving , dating , dnd danc ing . seen

with the Seaside crowd . . . neat as a

pin . a nurse's cap will be Marie's

by her personality always seen with Dottie . . "Sport" . . . readily admits third lunch is a pet peeve . . . enjoys sports of all kinds " outspoken frank ness

.. aiming for a ca reer a s a physical

education teacher.

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girls . .. a strange curiousity a bout Santa. Journalism , Dramatics Club, Art Club.

MARIE KATHERINE BRAUN

Crown.

Nurse s Club, Che erleading, Night.

latin Club, lead ers Club, Yearbook Staff, Sports

MARY ETHELEEN BROWER

GAIL BRYSON

Pt. Pleasant High

Toms River High

Beautiful red hair distinguishes this senior girl ... where there's "Ethel," you can be sure, there's Anna

sincere in every

thing she does . . . will be a pleasant addition to any office as a secretary.

Ring Committee, Library Council.

Artistic Gail is one of Central's midgets" smiling face and . . . class artist .. friends include Nancy, Carol , Edie, and Barb . to sit correctly in typing class is some to "little Gail."

JUDITH ANN BUDINGER South Broward High

"mighty dimples Audrey, having bother

Judy trave ls a lot and makes new friends wherever she goes

. in her leisure time

s he enloys play ing the organ and taking pictures . . going steady agrees with Ihis girl would love 10 design her own house.

Yearbook Staff, Service Club, Sports Night ,

Art Committees.

BETTY LOU BURKE

ARTHUR BURTON

VIVIAN F. BUTLER

Toms River High

Petite, tiny Bet is known for her sin cerity and quietness . . among her

Easy-going Art plans to take up social

studies at· Trenton State . .. readily admits

females as his pet peeve . . an avid

Yankee fan . can be found with Bruce,

friends are Gerri, Joan, Barb, and Mary Lou . . . movies and music bring enioy ment to this senior Bet plans to work after graduation.

Egan , and Ray appreciates honesty

and sincerity in his friends.

Library Club, Sports Night.

Yearbook Staff, Baseball, french Club .

This tall blonde-haired girl will be remem · bered for her artistic ability seen with Pat. Joan, Mary Lou, and Judy. will never forget Mr. Matthews' Selling a married life and Advertising c lass is seen in the future.

Sports Night.

A Anna's swet:tness movies a

Ethel . . . tion is to Library Co Hi-Y Club.

liNGER ?h ·s new f rie nds ~r leisure tim e

in and tak in g ! agrees with a design her

DENNIS JAMES CAGNEY

VIRGINIA ROSE CATTANIO

Toms Riv er High

Toms River H ig h

Friendly, good na ture d Dennis is known by all class clown best dancer enjoys driving and pet peeve is not havi ng the car . seen with the Seaside crovvd . college is next in Dennis' life. Yearbook Staff, Dramatics Club, Auto Drivi ng Club, Junior Prom Committee.

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be remem ty . . . seen md Jud y . . . thews' Selling a married life

ANNA JEAN COOK

IIG inger" .

BARBARA ANN CLAUSTO N Toms River H igh

. can always be found shar

ing the laugh te r of a good joke . adept in sports. . fo und with the Bus though her fut ure is No. 1 c row d u ndecided , a marriage would fulfill her fond es t dreams.

Her dimp les and sweet disposition makes Ba rb f un to be wi th " Dian e, Bill and Bu s No . 1 crowd are her fri en ds . . . boys wi th long hair are low men on her to tem pole . . "viii make an e ffici en t secretary after graduation .

Twirling, Ring Committee, Sports Freshman Day Committee.

TWirling, Sports Nigh t, GAA, Library Coun cil .

Night,

FRANKLIN COPELAND Toms Rive r High

,,,inded and ful l of fun . . seen with Dina, Ken , and Dell. . most athletic . . . admits we a kness is girls. . in the future he'll b e flying h ig h as a tail gunner.

Library Council, Home Economics Club, Tri Hi-Y Club.

Student Council, ball, Bas eball.

Likeable, cheerful "Dool y"

HENRY P. DAViS Pt. Pleasant High

Pt. Pleasant High Anna's lovel y ha ir is as natural as the sweetness of her personality . . . e njoys movies and records . . . always seen with Ethel nice to know .. Anna's ambi ti on is to be an effici en t secretary.

is dthletically ·

Football , Track , Basket

Harry is one of the crew f rom Brick noted for being late to class . . . admits his favorite class is homeroom . . . con

gregates with Dan, Ro n, Charlie and Bob . . . ambition is to get out of sch oo l.

DOROTHY DENNIS

AUDREY M. DEROCCO

Pt. Pleasant High

Toms River High

When there's laughter around, Dottie is sure to be present . . . typical teenager . . . always on hand for a party . . . . . Dottie's ambi· seen with the GOBS tion is to be a private secretary.

Happy-go-lucky "Dee" has a yen for rid ing in Fords . . . constantly talking and friendly to all .. seen with Gail , Nancy, Carol , and Barb . . . best personal ity . . . to be a buyer for a department store is Dee's ambition.

Brown-eyed Carol plans an elementary school teaching career after college . . . Nancy , Sally, Sandy and Gail are among her friends .. . dancing , parties, and boys are included among her pastimes claims a weakness for hamburgers.

next.

Sports Night, Service Club, Student Coun cil, Junior Prom Committee .

Cheerleading , Service Club, Library Club, Sports Night .

rn ittee,

DIANE JOAN DOCHAK

ROBERT ROYAL ELLIS

JOHN E. EUBANKS

Toms River High

With her b ro w n hair and dark eyes, "Dee" sparkles with the twirling squad . . . will be remembered for her speeches on the school bus . . . seen with Barb, Connie, Bill, and Joe . . . a business career fol lows .

Big friendly Bob is a pleasant member of the Senior Class noted for his sense of humor . . . friends with every one . . . admits a peeve for filling out forms . . . ambition is to be a pilot.

This senior boy is easy to please, he likes everyone and dislikes nothing . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . hard worker . . . quiet sense of humor . . . John's ambition is to be a machinist.

Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, GAA, Library Council , Glee Club, Knitting Club.

Twirling, Sports Night, Sports, Tumbling Squad, Library Council.

Football.

CAROL DIRKIN A cham IISevente

crowd. in her and p. Service

DO Quiet, ff sonality helpful t sticks to very apFl su ccess i

elementary college . . I are among .es, and boys

BETTY LOU FERRARO

JOSEPH B. FIORI, JR.

Toms River High

A channing

replica

IISeventeen"

crowd

. cutest

in her leisure

from

the

pages of

seen with the Seaside nicest dresser . . .

time, Bet

enjoys

dancing

and parties . . . the airlines claim her

ibrary Club,

Service Club, Yearbook Staff, Ring Com

stimes

burgers.

next.

mittee, Freshman Day Committee.

WILLIAM N. FRANTZ Pt. Pie asant High

Wide-spread popularity and athletic skill made "Mickey" one of our most outstand ing

seniors

. can

be seen

with

the

Seaside crowd . . . the lost tooth . nicest dresser . . an all-round guy, he wili attend college next fall.

"longll Bill can be found most any working on the PA system. with Stew!e, Larry, and Richie electrician noted for his "hot"

time seen class Buick

ambition is to be a pharmacist. Photography Club, Visual Aids ,

Football , Basketball, Baseball , Student Council , Boys' State, Freshman Day Com mittee.

KS >ase, he likes 19 . pet hard worker . . . ' John's

DOROTHY ANN GANT

CORDELIA LOUISE GILMORE

Pt. Pleasant High

Toms River High

Tom s River High

Peppy, blue-eyed Cordy will be remem bered for her contagious sense of humor . . . seen with the Seaside crowd . . . best mixer . . . class athlete . . . higher educa tion is her goa I.

Tall , blonde Egan admits pop quizzes are his pet peeve . . Bruce and Arthur are good friends ... his quiet sincerity makes his presence a welcome change home-

Red co·captain, Leaders Club, Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff.

is headed for higher learning after gradua

Quiet, friendly Dot possesses a nice personality . a good friend to have . helpful to others . a hard worker, she sticks to things until they are finished . . . very appreciative . . . Dot is sure to be a success in the field of medicine.

EGON E. GLASS

work is "taboo 'l with this senior. tion.

. Egan

JOAN ANN HOFFMAN

RI CHARD A. GREINER

RUTH ANNE HO EFLER

Toms Riv er High

Pt. Plea san t High

Bl ond.haired Dick admits a weakness for . . seen w ith Charlie, the opposite sex a lways e n路 Richie, La rry, and Bil l joys the ligh te r side of life. wi ll sail the ocea n waves a s captain of hi s boat.

Ru th ie is a terri fi c head ma jorette grea t a sset to the squad seen w ith "Woops" Ihere's a life路 the GOBS guard an ai rlin e ca ree r in the f utu re is Ru th's ambi tion ,

Footba ll , w restling, track, Freshman Day Committee, Senior Class Vice Preside nt.

Twirling , Library Club, FTA, Leade rs Club, Va riety Sho w, Tri 路 Hi.Y, Gle Club.

CAROL ANN HOLST

CATHERINE C. HOPKINS

Pt. Pleasa nt High

Toms River High

Cute Ca th y has an amiable pe rsonality and laugh in g bl ue eyes . . . she excels as our chee rl eading co-captain " most school spirit . . . can be found with the Seaside crowd . . he r friendliness will w in he r fr iends in co llege.

Easy-going Bobbie admi ts a weakness for clothes a nd boys . . friends with Bea, Pat , and Sandy talking on the tele' phon e occupi es most of he r spare time . . . as a nurse, Bo bbie is sure to brighte n any patient.

Cheerleader, Ring Day, Leade rs Club.

Chorus, Twi rling , Service Club, FNA .

Carol w ith cute wi th in a

is as sweet as they come ., quic k . one of our a w itty comeback twirle rs . . can always be found Ginny. . fri e ndl y to all. found red a nd white convertible.

Twirling, Student Committees.

Council ,

GAA,

Dance

Comm ittee,

Toms River High

Fres hm a n

Attractiv "Bunny" admits th at she likes a Marine fr ie nds wi th Mary Lo u, Betty, Ginny, and Vivian . beau tiful clothes, and she wea rs them well . her quie tn ess a nd po ise will ca rry her

fa r as a mod el.

Cute , Ii

of- the <

Wil

wa y be.ed . leen wi future u

Library Club .

BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON Pa t

school in

her

around

Gi n ny,

Pa l

the f utur

MAN at she likes Mary Lo u. r . beautiful r wel l .

':I

carry

her

CHARLES JOHNSON

MIRI AM ELIZABETH JOHNSO N

To m s Riv e t High

Toms Riv"r H igh

Cut", like able Charlie admires rJ1cmber$ o f 'he oppo5ite ,ex . . . his dimple, ancl way w ith the drums will lon g be remem bered . . . likes to take life easy seen with Larry , Richie, and Dic k . • future undec ided - p resen t, to have f u n.

Toms River High

Friendly and en ioyable Miriam is a pl eas ure to be with. . friends include Bar b, Bea, Sandy, and Pa t . . weakness for good food dislikes complainers . . . after graduation success awaits her as a

iournalist.

Li b ra ry Cl ub, Sports, Spanish Club .

-i NSON wea kness for ~s with Bea, on the tele r spare time

e to b righten

PATRICIA ANN KREMER

RONALD J. LAIRD

Toms Rille r High

BRUCE KRAIG A non -c onform iSf to the "nth" degre{) most like ly to succeed . . Bill, Ste ve, and Jim rank amon g his fri e nd s . . . dislike of socks . cards seem stacked for a political ca reer. Chorus, Yearbook ~ditor, Glee Club, Dra. matics Club, Chess Club. Journalism.

CAROLE ANN MACK Toms River High

Pa t readily acknow led g es that she li kes school . . . no ted for her laughter in he r spare time, Pat enioys riding around with the Ocean Gate crowd . Ginny, Vivian, and Nancy a ro:! friends . Pat will be a good home-m a ke r in

Ron has plans for a n architectural in the future . . . going steady this senior . . . friendly Ron can membe red for his ability on the . . . Rich, Dick, Joan , Larry and

career pleases be re drums Charlie

are among nis fri ends.

career.

the future.

Band.

Sports Night, Student Council, Freshman Day Committee, Yearbook Staff.

Blue-eyed Carole is distingUished by her smile and "gift of gab" . .. Audrey, Gail and Ed ie a re among her friends .. . en ioys sports easy to get along with the future promises a secretarial

HAROLD MATHIS

DAVID F. MEASE

Hamilton High

Toms River High

To ms River High

Harry is a true gourmet at heart quick to learn new things . . . uses his spare time stamp coliecting and listen ing to the radio . Ray, Bob, and Dan are hi friends . . . to be a draftsman is his ambition .

Dave is a local talen t from Ocean Gate .. . noted for his like of Mr. Foster and reciting poetry during fifth period English

Jeanne will never be forgotten for her cheerful disposition and friendly smile . . seen with the Seaside crowd . . . did most for the class. . most likely to succeed . . . will be a pleasant addition to any doctor's office.

. ambition is to be a millionaire class . big-time politician.

Band.

Cross Country, Track .

Fun

JEANNE E. MIl.LER

BEATRICE E. NOBLES

RICHARD NIEDZWIECKI

Toms River High

Ferris High

Toms River H igh

Richie is a newcomer to all, and has made new friends with ease . a wi nning way with the girls . . . class flirt . . . class musician . . . seen with Dick, Charlie and Larry . . . great col lect ion of guns . . . hopes to make the grade as a state trooper after gradua tion . . . likes to take life easy.

Tall, brown-eyed Beatrice is beller known as "Bea" Ba rb, Miriam, Sandy and

Ron

tion is to

air condit

Red co-cap tain , Yearbook co-editor, Leaders Club.

RONALD MURAT loving

He rbie is likes to t artist in h wavy biOI

looking

forward

an engineering career . . . his enth us iasm

for hot rods might explain his lee riness of policemen ... seen with Charlies, Larry , Richy and Dick . . . hails from Ocean Gate.

Pat are among her friends . . . enjoys "pOp" music . . . has her eye on a nurs·

Marie is c inch is ~ "Rezzie" sweet as

ing career.

one . . .

Chorus, Twirling, FNA,. Service Club, li brary Club, Sports.

retary in , FTA.

LER Dtten for her riendly smile p wd . . . did lost likely to Isant addition

ERN EST C. RE HDER

Pt. Pleasant High

Toms Rive r High

Herbie is not as quiet as he seems . . quite an likes to tin~er with things. artist in his own way. . "0h, Pat" . wavy blonde hair. Herb's only ambi tion is to OW" his own refrigeration and

Some say Ernie's shy, but others c!aim he's quite a guy. . Frank Buck of the duck world . . . fri e ndly and nice to all . . willing to help others, he is a plans a career as a reliabl e worker rich man.

Our popular class president appreciates fri e ndliness in others . . seen with the Seaside crowd .. did most for the class enjoys sports, e specially water skiing . . . intelligence and pe rserverance . • . aiming at college a nd a medical career.

Baske tball , Wrestling , Baseball.

Football, Basketball , Baseball , Boys' State.

air conditioning business .

Iditor, leaders

MARIE REID

BLES better known a, Sandy and . . enjoys ye on a nurs

rice Club, li·

THOMAS R. REU TTER, JR.

HERBERT G. PEARSE, JR .

JOHN A. SALIMBENE

Pt. pleasant High

Toms River High

Marie is one of our taller girls and every inch is full of a nice personality "Rezzie" . . . loves hillbilly music sweet as could be . . . friends with every·

Quiet and friendly Johnny enjoys hunt·

ing and fishing . ' seen with Bernie,

one. . would love to be a private sec·

retary in the Marin es.

FTA.

Jimmie , Herb, Sammy, and Gene . . . to

John , driving around can't be beat . a career in the Navy is his ambition.

DINa L. SALUSSOLIA Toms River High Active, good-natured Dino participated in many school activities . . best per · sonality happiest when driving the girls around .. can be found with Frank, Tom, and Mick . . . the Navy and the field of electronics beckons Dino after

graduation.

Football, Student Council, Class Treasurer.

KENTON R. SAVACOOL

SAMUEL SCHERI

Pt. Pleasant High

Un ion Hill

Toms River High

Ken is small of structure and big 01 heart . . . his friends are numerous no end to his good disposition . . . loves his home-room period in the future he wil l be a great architect.

Sammy is a little fe llow with mighty big ideas . . . has a story for every occasion • . . easy going . . . real gone for the Navy, he plans to make a career of it.

"Big" Be rnie is an avid foot ball player . . . i cctball, girls, and cars ran k high in his many interes ts . . . seen with Ray,

Paul , J ohn, Cope, and Jul ius and

listening

pa st imes million.

"Satchmo

. ambition

. dancing are

favorite

to make

Ke n us ua dissertat, l car pet peev accounta

Intramur. Club.

Football.

EDYTHE M. SCOTT

JUDITH SEIPEL

PATRICIA ANN SHEPPA RD

Toms River High

Pt. Pleasant High

Toms River High

Fun loving Edie is known for her quick wit and perfect accent . . . fri ends with everyone . . thinks high school would be much more enjoyable without home work • .. "number please" will be Edi e's

line in th e future.

FHA, Sports Night.

Clowns aren't

born , they are cultivated

. . . IISeips" . . . one of our peppiest

cheerleaders . . . noted for driving the " Hot Bomb" . . . always seen with the GOBS . . . definitely wants to be a private secretary. Student Council, Cheerleading, Cl u b, Yearbook Staff.

Leaders

Tal l, sl ende r Pat, ad mits a p leas ure from "just loafing" . . . friends with Bea, Pat, Barb a ra, and Miriam . . . easy to g et along w ith . . . just lo ves to talk . . Sailors- Bewa re . . . always having trouble with her car . . . afrer gra duation , to be a Wave is Pat's n<:xt goal.

N Nancy " argumen t dividuali ! Val entin, sewIng

a math,

Sports N·

FTA.

ENNET H L. SHROEDER

LAURENCE W. SHORTREED

Pt. Pfeasa nt High

otball pl ay ar

ra nk high en with Ray, da ncing are fav o ri te to mak

Pt. Pleasant High

Ken usua lly can be fo und g iving eloquen t dissertations on the merits of his IIhot" car . noted for dressy sneakers pet peeve school. . ambition to be a n accountant . . . seen with the Gant Clan. Intramural basketball, Gym Club, Officers Club .

A great guy,

cround and have a good time . . b ariton e voice .

dresser Richie

Toms Ri ve r High

although he likes to fool nice

class artist . , . sharp

. seen wit h Dick , Charl ie, and his only desire is to go pl aces.

Chorus, Freshma n Day Committee Decora足 tion Committee.

Always laughing, Nancy has a sincere interest in others . . . p e ppy and petite . . i . her p e rsonality ma kes her every足 one's f riend . moody people are "ze ros" with this girl .

ve ry

likeable a irli ne

dancer.

Twirling , l eade rs Club, Chorus, Yearbook Staff.

PP ARD

Guard ,

VIRGIN IA ANN STAPLES

Toms River Hi gh

Toms Ri ver High

Toms River High

Ginny . . . short and sweet . seen with Nancy, Pat , and Marie. . likes nice boys and french fries . . private secretary is the aim of this girl. . noted for quietness . . . still water runs deep (w ith the devil at the bottom) . . . b lu e足 eyed, brovln-haired and hates house work . .. loves to go driving.

Th is easy-going senior was voted the favorite singe r of the sen ior boys . best 5chool spirit . . . has a dislike for overly cool p eople . . . is able to stick to things until they are comp leted.

Nancy

ith Bea, Pat , easy to get o talk . . . ving trouble

argumentativeness

will

never

be forgotten

for notable

her in-

dividualist . seen with Annegret, Valentine, and Pat has a flair for sewing and cooking . . . will become a math Or art teacher via college . Sports Night , Yearbook Staff, Journalism,

FTA.

Color

NANCY STACKHOUSE

leasure f ro m

iation, to be

. will make a

hostess . . . best

library Club, Speed Club.

JULIUS WADE

Football, Chorus, Track.

ROBE RT W . W AL ER

VIRGINIA W ENAl

Pt. Pleasant High

Pt. Pleasan t High

Pt. Pleasant High

is a large charge of dy na mite in a diminutive form " a real ladies man best m ixe r . . . f riends with everyone . . lots of fun . . . no fear

Attractive Gi~ny is Central', most re nown apple muncher... diet con scious best looking . . see n wit h the GOBS . beautiful blonde hair bound for a higher education .

Wes can usually be found catching 40 winks . . . typ ical teenager . . . first love, money . . second, a full gas tank . . wants to mak a million with as little effort as possible .

Stel is kj be beat there wi t has a fl. has a we

Yearbook Staff, Sports Night, GAA, Gym Club, FTA, Lead e rs Club , Girls' State, County Day.

Football , Trac k.

Sports, C Club, Ju

J ~ Pe.e w eell

of supporting hi'l1se lf, he 's going to live on love . Ba sketball , Science Club, Gym Club, Dance Committees.

CHARLES WHITE

RONALD LEE WH ITE

Pt. Pleasant High

Charlie's love is boats, boats, and more boats . • . a quiet, but fun-loving nature . . . friends with Dan, Harry afld Ken .• aversion to homework . . . ambition is to go to Florida in a boat.

Ron is a really independent senior only Democrat in Mr. Jeffers second per iod history class . . . an athlete, a sport, a friend . . . Ron's ambition is to be a State Trooper. Football.

RO BERT C. WESTPHAL, JR.

BARBARA WILBERT Toms River High

"Barbie" has a lovely singing voice and exceptional ability on the clarinet . . always seen with Audrey and Gail . . . enjoys writing letters to Philadelphia . . . class musician . . . to be a public ac·

countant is her cho ice.

Band, Chorus, Sports Night.

40 first gas tank with as

MARIE ZELLER

DANIEL ZONKLE

Pt. Pleasant High

Pt . Pleasant High

Stel is known for her ta II ness

. canlt

be beat on d basketball court. . always there with a joke . re al cu t u p has a flair for collecting ne wspapers . . Ioas a well -known locker. Sports, Gym Club, GAA, Tri -Hi-Y, Science Club, Junior Prom Commil1ee .

ERT 9 voice and clarinet . nd Gail. adelphia . a public ac足

Dan

can

found

IIputten"

MARY LOU ZUCCAR EL LI f oms River High around

his "hot" Ford. . claims to be the modest type . . . best looking . ambi足 tion is to be a Mo useketeer with Wessie . Basketball , lrack.

Cute brown-haired pe rsonality . . . Ginny are among avid Dodger fan to be an effici e nt

" lou" has a pleasing Joan , Viv, Bett y, and her fri e nds. an . . . her ambition is secretary.

Chor us, Service Club .

Did Most for Class TOM REUTIER, JEAN MILLER

Best Dancers NANCY SHRIEVES, DENNIS CAGNEY

Most School Spirit JULIUS WADE, CATHY HOPKINS LARRY

How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying Class Clowns DENNIS CAGNEY, JUDY SEIPEL

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Class Musicians BARBARA WILBERT, RICHARD NIEDZWIEC KI

Best Personality DINO SALUSSOUA, AUDREY DEROCCO

Cutest CHARLIE JOHNSON, BETTY LOU FERRARO

Class Athletes FRANK COPELAND, CORDY GILMORE

CORDY G

Class Flirts RICH ARD NIEDZWi EC KI, BARBARA Cl AUSTON

Class Artists LARRY SHORTREED, GAI L BRYSON

Best Looking GINNY W ENAL, DA N ZO N KlE

Best Dressers M IC KEY FIOR1, BErry lOU FERRARO

Mos t Likely N IEDZWIECKI

Succeed

BRUCE KRAI G, JEAN M ILLER

Bes, Mixers

lOU FERRARO

COR DY GI LM OR E, BO BBY WAL KER

M OSI

Pop ular

CATHY HO PK IN S, CHARLI E JOHNSON

Ty pical Teenagers BO B W ESTPH A L, DOTTY DEN N IS

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CHATTERBOXES Dennise Valls George Eayers

MOST STUDIOUS Martha Neary Jim Snively

KOOL CATS

Julia Csicseri

Dorsey Eubanks

CUTEST ACTIONS Joan Dennis larry Colviri

CLASS GIGGLERS Jesse Newall larry Way

MOST COLLEGIATE Mary Breda Charlie Seipel

MUTT and JEFF Joan Canose Bill Cowdrick

MR . and MRS. EMILY POST Sandy Sprague Donnie Ferguson

rERBOXES ise Valls Ie Eayers

CLASS BLUSHERS Ethel McNamara Paul Wilberscheid

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TEACHERS TORMENTS Sandy McLelland David Heimbold

Left to right are: Raymond Roe, President; Marilyn Mescoe, Secretary; Jesse Newall, Vice President; and Mary Breda, Treasurer.

left to right are: Frank Ruzicka, Treasurer; Melba Carnaham, President; Sue Doyle, Secretary; and Thomas Golembeski, Vice President,

left 10 righl are: William Richardson, President; Linda Miller, Treasurer; Joan Walencikowski, Secretary; and Richard Winkel, Vice President.

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Left to right are: Joan Wood, President; Patricia Foley, Vice President; Ruth Rierson, Secretary; and Diane Whiteman, Treasurer.

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left to right are : Bob Stutsman, Nathan Horowitz, Dick Matthews, Ronald Karwacky, and Milton Teeple.

left to right are: Barbara Johnson, Bea Nobles, Carol Holst, lois Kahn, Pat Francis, Denise Valls, Carol Robinson, Barbara Clauston, Evelyn Panzino, Jean Rusin, Diane Dochak, Virg inia Catlanio, Dot Ferber, Peggy Dirkin, Phyllis Raniero, Marilyn Mescoe, Virginia Clark, C ~ rol Gant, Nancy Shrieves, Joan Petrovich, and Audrey Avella.

left to right are: Jesse Newall, COoCaptain ; Ruth Hoefler, Captain, and Beverly Allen, Co.capta in.

DAVID SHOTWELL

PHIL KOCH

KEITH SMITH

Ce nter

Guard

JULIUS

Gua FRANK COPELAND

JOHN BITTENBINDER

Tac kle

TOM REUTTER

End

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The football season of '56 at C. R. H. S. was marked by many "firsts." Many of the boys had never before participated in football, many had never played together, and had to be taught new tactics and strategies by new coaches, who all had different approaches. Yet, in spite of these handicaps, the boys worked hard and the result was a spirited team that fought and won its way to the first Central Jersey Group I Championship to be won by a new school. Congratulations, Coaches Boyd, Macintosh, and Braun; Capta in Mickey Fiori; and each and every member on the squad .

DICK PINE

End

MICKEY FIORI

Quarterback

JOSE

1956 SCHEDULE C.R.__ ______ __ 0 C.R .______ A3 C.R._ _____ 0 C.R.__ __ _ ________ 35 C.R.__ __ __ _______ _ 7 C.R._ ________13 C.R.____ ____________ _13 C.R.__________________ 7

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Lakewood _ ________ _24 Tuckerton _____ 0 Keyport _____ _____ _27 Tuckerton __________ 0 Matawan _________________ 6 Rumson __________________________ 6 Sayreville ___ ______ _________ 0 Pt. Pleasant _. _ ___ ___ .14

JULIUS WADE Guard

BILL DAVIS

Tackle

LARRY WAY Fullback

JOHN

MaciNTOSH

i FIORI " back

JACK A. BRAUN

Working with new, and for the most part, inexperienced players, Coach Stock shaped a basketball team that waged a successful campaign, climaxed by their entrance in the N.J.S.I.A.A. Tournament. In the Ocean County Round Robin Tournament, the team placed sec足

ond scoring thrilling victories over Point Pleasant and Toms River and

losing only to Lakewood. SCHEDULE C.R. _ 36

C.R ..._.63 C.R. _._69 C.R. ___94

C.R. ____ 70

C.R . 107

C.R .__ 44

C.R .__.,73 C.R ..__. 51

C.R ... 114

Lakewood ._. _ _61

Point Pleasant . .62

Toms River ___65

Tuckerton ____ .45

Tuckerton ______ .52

Barnegat __.____. 69

Ocean City __ 97

Pleasantville ___ _45

Lakewood _ __._92

Barnegat _ _ _ _ 31

C.R. _.59 C.R. __ .. 62

C.R. _ 63

C.R ... . 37

C. R. ____ 52

C.R ... 59

C.R. ___. 85

C.R. ____ 86

C.R .__65

C.R ... ,73

Sa int Rose _____ ._. .74

Wildwood Cath. __ .93

Wildwood Cath .. _ .98

Ocean City __. 76

Matawan __. _ .81

Matawan ___ 62

Hamilton _. _ ______.72

Allentown . _ __ 70

Hamilton ___ _ ,78

Hightstown ______ .64

MICKEY FIORI

JOHN BInENBINDER

CHARLIE SEIPel

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GEORGE EAYRES

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S, ipper B lan ~ and·· n C"prl.nd. Va ··;!'" T~.,·" Id t 10 ,'!JI" fr o"t row : Tom Re· ut"". Phi l K(:ch, (h,·k· s Seipel, Lorry Way, Gerald Biltenbi ' der, Coach Slock. Second row : John B,ltenbinder. M;,hy F,,,,, i, Richard Pine, George Eayres and Ed Benson.

JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE '56路'57 C.R __ ___ 62 C.R. ____ 30 C.R .. . 26 C.R. __ 26 C.R ..___ 53 C.R ___ 47 C.R .____ 53 C.R.

Farragut __ ___ __ __ 37 Freehold ___ ____ 35 Bradley Beach __ _ 38 Spring Lake _____ 52 Farragut _____ _____ 29 St. Joseph __ __ .35 St. Joseph ____ .______ 28 St. Mary

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Coaches: Lawrence Snow and Charles McGatha

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE '56-'57 C.R ._ AO C.R .___50 C.R. A2 C.R .__ 31 C.R. __A5 C.R ._ A8 C.R.__A5 C.R. _ _39 C.R ..___ 53 C.R. __ 19 C.R. _ _24 C.R. __ _A5 C.R .___ A4 C.R. __50 C.R ..___ 41

Tuckerton _ ______ 24 Tuckerton ____ ._ ... 16 Barnegat ________ ____18 Ocean City ____ _62 Pleasantville _ _ 23 Lakewood ____ _ _66 Barnegat _ ___ _ 26 St. Rose _______ 35 Wildwood Cath . ___ .67 Wi Idwood Cath . .___ 53 Ocean City ___..__ __ .__ 50 Matawan ____ ______ __50 Matawan ___ __54 Hamilton ______ __ __ 61 Hamilton _ ___ _______56

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL

Coach : Thomas Bodine

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RONALD M. MATIHEWS Busine ss Advisor

Dennis Cagne G' and B y, 'nny Wenal, Cath H . etty Lou Ferraro Sta d ' y opklns Bruce Kra ig, . n Ing : Stewa Achin~w, Jean Miller, Nancy Bill Franz, and Arthur Burton .

We would like to thank our faculty advisors, Mrs. Helion, Mr. Matthews, and Mr. Foster; Doranne Studios; and the A. G. Balfour Company, without whose patience this yearbook could never have been put to gether. Also, we would like to thank all the members of the yearbook staff who have com bined their many talents to make this yearbook poss ible.

Bruce and Jean

Bruce Kraig and Jean Miller

Advert ising Manager Arthur Burton and men Bill Frantz and Stewa Achinow .

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Typ ing Manager Carole Mack, and Virginia Wenal , Business Manager. Gail Bryson, not shown, ass isted w ith the typing .

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... left to right are : Jean Miller, Corresponding Secretary; Tom Althouse, President; Richard Bassinder, Vice President; Cordel ia Gilmore, Treasurer; and Betty lou Ferraro, Recording Secretary.

Under the guidance of Frank Jeffers a temporary student council was up at the beginning of the year, which formulated a preliminary constitution was voted on and passed by the student body. In the general election which lowed, five officers and homeroom representatives were elected, and thus permanent Student Council came into being.

set that fol足 the

Provisions were made for a Student Court which was organized for the pur足 pose of enforcing regulations promulgated by the council. These regulations were carefully explained to the student body at a special assembly program . During the year the Council had many activities: They visited Toms River High School on that school's student day, visited other schools in the area in order to observe the operations of other student councils, operated the school store for a time, operated the student court, allocated funds to clubs, and in general, helped to keep the school in good workiflg order. :irginia Wenal, not

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February 7-Fifty-six seniors, burdened w ith enough clothes to challenge the severest w inte r in Alaska , set off on our "long" journey to O nawa Lodge in the Pcconos . . .

Will we ever forget- the big snow storm that never was . . . the first time down the toboggan slide . . . or that "long" climb up the mountain . . . or the numerous hands of cards played . . . or Bea and the lampshade episodes . . . or Cope dining with five senior girls . . . or the passwords Igor, Sam, Peter-Peter . . . or the third f loor in a cloud of smoke .. . or the falls and skinned knees suffered as many tried their hand at skating . . . or Edie and her 2:00 a.m. milk . .. or the "4 :00 a.m. Thump" followed by the "baths" of cold water received by certain members of the class . . . or Mrs. Butler, who proved to be the alert babysitter ... or Dina with the bell to call us for break足 fast .. . or our chaperones, Miss Wenal, Mrs. Butler, Mr. Matthews, and Mr. King, who were "the most to say the least" . . . or the "soft" chairs certa in senior boys were "privileged" to sit in at 6 :00 a m . . . . or how tired we were the following day . . . or the end less laughs and fun we had . . . or how much we appreciated the co-operation of every足 one who worked to make this trip possible.

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Mrs. Paula Burnett, who left in January, "needles" Mickey Fiori . . . and Mrs. Mary Heimbold, who replaced Mrs . Burnett, takes Lorraine Aversa's pulse.

Contributing to Francis Patrizio,

Foley.

"Holly Hoppers" Neal Armarino, Marie Braun, Betty lou Ferraro, Dino Salussolia.

for the Cheerleader's Hop are, left to right : Cathy Snyder (a TRHS); Donna Gettler; Cordy Gilmore; Sue Doyle; BarbarR Carol Dirkin and Cathy Hopkins .

Football

Joseph Boyd, Athletic Director; Floyd Mease, President of the Board of Education; and Frank Copelond, selected a5 the out路 standing football player on the squad are shown with the Central Jersey Group I foot ball trophy which was presented at the annual football banquet.

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Contributing to the noise in the cafeteria are, left to right : Gail Bryson, Francis Patrizio, Judy Alonzo, Betty Morse, Linda Barkalow and Barbara Foley.

Mr. Hugh McDevitt, President of the Seaside Rotary, and Mr. Bruce Cobb present the Rotary Club Award to Tom Reutter.

LOll Ferraro,

Football Skippers at the helm during a crucial game.

Do you remember the first days of school when study halls were held in the gym?

Sam Purpuri, Shoe Repair

Ray's Diner, Forked River

Army-Navy Store

Ye Olde Greyhound Inn

Lee's Fabric and Remnant Store

Andy's Road Stand

Hi-Fi and Photo Supply Co.

Ceda r Beach Lu ncheonette

Frank Koller, Towne Fabrics

Robert Haag

James Purpuri's Shoe Store

Art's Store, Seaside Heights

Forked River House

Taylor's Store, Forked River

Gail Bryson, Betty Lou Ferraro and Nancy Shrieves are resting after a tour of -the fine building materials available at the EAGLE & SON Lumberyard in Toms River.

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Years of Your

Car

Try

R. J. KORMAN ESSO

W. T. GRANT COMPANY

(At the Ocean Gate Entrance)

26 Main Street

Route 9

BAYVILLE

NEW JERSEY

TOMS RIVER

.足

Compliments

BERRY. WHITSON & BERRY

Siding Roofing Alterations

Aluminum Products

JERSEY BUILDERS Herbert G. Pearse, Prop.

KRUSE'S Shell Service Station Atlantic City Blvd. BA Y~ILLE, NEW JERSEY AI and Norine Muthig

AL'S LAMP POST INN 276 Atlantic City Blvd. PINE BEACH, N. J.

THE WHISTLE STOP TEA ROOM Toms River, N. J. "Good Food at Reasonable Prices" FRANK M. MARTIN HARRY l. FRIEL

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Toms River, New Jersey

WM. I. THOMPSON Hooper Ave. and Locust St.

Highway 37 Toms River, N. J. "Miracle Mile" COLONIAL WALLPAPER & PAINT COMPANY Anglo. Kyanize and Murphy Paints Rep. Ed Yarnall Custom-Made Suits and Uniforms

Alterations and Remodeling

M. VEUTRO Maker of All Fine Custom Pants BAYVILLE, NEW JERSEY

DEE'S BEAUTY SALON Delia Burton, Prop. Beauty Culture in All Its Branches ATLANTIC CITY BLVD., BAYVILLE, N. J.

Compliments of

MORALES & POTTER

TOM ROSSELL Ready Mix - Fuel Oil- Mason

Specializing In Oak Flooring

JOHNSON LUMBER CO., INC. Mermaid Avenue

Beachwood, N. J.

M. J. Redick

Meats Choice Cuts

FORKED RIVER FOOD MARKET Atlantic City Blvd. and Lacey Road FORKED RIVER, N. J.

TAl LEUNG For the Finest Chinese Foods Highway 37 and Hooper Ave. TOMS RIVER, N. J.

BAY WELDING SERVICE Butler Avenue Bayville. N. J. GENERAL WELDING 足 FABRICATING SPECIALIZE HEAVY EQUIPMENT

TOMS RIVER ESSO STATION Robert Snyder Route 9 - 37

Toms River, N. J.

OCEAN BUILDERS SUPPLY Junction Flint Rd . and Rt. 9 SOUTH TOMS RIVER

MANUFACTURERS AND DESIGNERS OF EQUIPMENT FOR THE PREPARATION AND SERVICE OF FOOD

VIKING EQUIPMENT COMPANY 31-37 Main Street P. O. Box 348 EAST ORANGE, N. J.

Some Say .•. OH - JERK - US Some Say ... OZ - JERK - KISS Some Say ... OH - JA - ZERKY Call Us Anything You Like BUT PLEASE Can Us For PAPER, SOAP AND JANITOR SUPPLIES

E. OJSERKIS & SONS (Say Q'Zerkis) ATLANTIC CITY

BRANT LUMBER CO. Building Materials and Coal 38 Water St.

ATLANTIC APPLIANCE

TOMS RIVER, N. J.

Willard Groynom SHEPPARD'S

14 Main Street

GENERAL STORE

TOMS RIVER, N. J.

Route 9

Bayville, N. J. I

WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE I

Michael Horodysky 814 N. Main Street Near Highway No. 37 TOMS RIVER, N. J.

CASTLE WOODCRAFT Manufacturers of CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS

BAYVILLE HARDWARE

Heinz J. Guenzburger Atlantic City Blvd.

PINE BEACH, N. J.

Fred Roe, Prop. Housewares - Appliances - Paints Plumbing and Electrical Supplies BAYVILLE NEW JE~SEY

THE SPORT AND HOBBY SHOP Engraving Trophies - Plaques - Jewelry 8 Water Street Henry Gruler TOMS RIVER, N. J.

DAVID C. WRIGHT Contractor

THE BAYVILLE LODGE

ATLANTIC CITY BLVD., N. J.

W. C. Schelper Atlantic City Blvd. BAYVILLE, N. J.

BEACHWOOD DELICATESSEN

MOORE'S FARM MARKET ATLANTIC CITY BOULEVARD BAYVILLE, N. J.

Atlantic City Boulevard Beachwood, N. J. (At Parkway Exit) Open Daily 9 a. m. to lOp. m.

ROYAL PALM ROOM Atlantic City Boulevard BAYVILLE, NEW JERSEY

Compliments

PINEH'AYEN NURSING HOME AND SANITARIUM Pinewald, New Jersey JOSEPH O. SMIGEL, M. D. Director A. KRAIG, PH. D. Executive Director

Compliments

Compliments of

B. AND L. COMPANY

C & W SHOP, INC. 18 Main St. Toms River "WONDERLAND OF TOYS"

MIKE'S GARAGE Compliments of GOOD FRIEND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Route 37 Toms River, N. J.

BECKJORD MANUFACTURING CORP. TOMS RIVER

NEW JERSEY

'Unit - Inch' "Have You Been in the Sweet Shop Lately?"

Electric Convectors

SWEET SHOP

for

Main St. TOMS RIVER

Home and Commercial' Heating

WHITE OAK MARKET

BEACHWOOD PHARMACY

F. Wm. Greger, Jr.

M. A. Sidel, R. P. BEACHWOOD, N. J.

BELlS Ladies Apparel Shops

Quality Foods

I. I

SEASIDE PARK, N. J.

~ RYA~~~gRS~~~ORD

27 Main Street TOMS RIVER, N. J.

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Hudson and Rambler Route 37 and Hooper Ave. Toms River, N. J.

HESS' TEXACO SERVICE CHARNEY'S OF TOMS RIVER

Tires 足 Tubes and Batteries

Gifts 足 Stationery 足 Office Supplies

Atlantic City Boulevard FORKED RIVER, N. J.

LA IRD'S MARKET

Compl~ments

At the Blinker Light

Forked River, N. J.

REYNOLD'S

We Deliver

Toms River, N. J.

F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY 50 Main St. TOMS RIVER, N. J.

CAPTAIN'S INN Finest Sea Food Direct From Boat H. Leslie Prickett, Prop. FORKED RIVER, N. J.

FORKED RIVER

Bob Casagrand

GENERAL STORE

DELICATESS EN AND SERVICE STATION

New York Road and Bay Avenue FORKED RIVER

Route 9 BAYVILLE, N. J.

PALM HOUSE BAKERY Anglesea and Cape May Aves. OCEAN GATE

JOHNNY'S AMOCO SERVICE Atlantic City Blvd. (Opposite Pine Beach Entrance)

B & B STORES Seaside Park

D,ITTON'S Market and General Store Route 9 LANOKA HARBOR

.1 .:

STOCK AMUSEMENT AREA

on the Boardwalk SEASIDE PARK, N. J.

"Where Spending Money Is Fun"

HARRY A. STOCK AMUSEMENT CO.. INC. Harry A. Stock, President R. C. Winkell, Secretary-Treasurer

Compliments

OCEAN IMPERIAL

BAYVILLE

MOTORS, INC.

CHINCHILLA FARM GRENANDER'S Jewelers--Silversmiths Since 1922 58 Washington St.

Toms River, N. J.

Imperial- Chrysler 足

Plymouth

Route 37 at Washington St. IMPERIAL IN QUALITY IMPERIAL IN SERVICE Toms River

New Jersey

George J. Pearce

LEHR'S DELICATESSEN

ATLANTIC SERVICE STA HON

Beachwood, N. J.

H. I. WRIGHT & SONS CURTIS AND DAVIS Bayville, New Jersey

General Electric Carrier Heating and Air - Conditioning 1800 Installations Since 1926

NEW JERSEY PULVERIZING COMPANY I

Sand Silica PINEWALD, NEW JERSEY

Compliments of

BLEACHER DIVISION SNYDER TANK CORP. ,

Grandstands and Bleachers PHONE: TRiangle 7100

BUFFALO 5, NEW YORK

Compliments of

A FRIEND

WALTER G. ALLEN

L. G. Balfour Company 1601 Chestnut Street

PHILADELPHIA 3, PA.

Compliments of

CITY MUSIC CENTER

16 Union Avenue Irvington 1I, N. J.

591 Main Avenue Passaic, N. J.

Rentals-Sales-Repairs-Service EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE

BEST IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Compliments

Stop at the

ART'S Seaside Heights Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. J. MILES DECAMP

"Bob" Gasser Open 24 Hours

DOVER DINER North Main Street Toms River Eat Here or We'll Both Starve

DOWNS FORD AGENCY (Lakehurst Motors) Locust St. (Rt. 37) Toms River, N. J.

HARRIS DEPT. STORE

"A Good Car With Good Service"

Toms River, N. J.

RICHMAN'S ICE CREAM BAR & RESTAURANT Route 37 Toms River, N. J.

Compliments of

TAYLOR'S Lacey Road

Forked River, N. J .

31-33 Main St.

SKIP'S Toms River Florist and Gifts 20 Washington St. TOMS RIVER, N. J.

Compliments of

WALLACH'S SUPPLY Toms River

New Jersey

ROBERT B. MYERS

GARREn-BUCHANAN COMPANY

60 Westmoreland Drive

12 to 26 So. Sixth St.

TRENTON

NEW JERSEY

PHILADELPHIA 6

PENNSYLVANIA

THOMAS A. MATHI,S. INC.

229-231 Main Street, Toms River, N. J.

Real Estate Speci~,Iizing

Insurance

in Surety Bonds

PHONE TOMS RiVER 8-1100

8-110 I

RELIABLE TIRE SERVICE

Toms River, New Jersey

Bruce Kraig, Betty Lou Ferraro and Art Burton shop for tires at the Reliable Tire Service. Reliable provides the best in truck, bus and passenger car tire service.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

TOMS RIVER. NEW JERSEY

Largest Bank in Monmo uih and Ocean County With Assets Over $40,000,000.

21/4 "/0 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts

MAIN OFFICE

Toms River

40 Main Street

BRANCH OFFICES Ocean Beach

Barnegat

Seaside Heights

Lakehurst

MEMBER OF FED ERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DE POSIT INSURANCE COR PO RATION

EDGEWOOD DAIRY Chas. E. Rubincam Wholesale an d Retail Dealers in

CLARIFIED PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM HOMOGENIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Ocean Gate

New Jersey

Have you selected your d iamond ring? G a il Bryson, Na ncy Shrieves, a nd Betty Lou Ferraro are selecting theirs at Lawre nce's Jewelry Store, Toms River. Law足 rence's has a wide selection of rin gs and jewelry fo r ever y purpose.