1958 Central Regional High School Yearbook by Janet Bell

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ACTIVITIES

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You will p robably turn

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eral times before your eyes come to rest on this

page,

and

doubt you will not ice the many new and different

features

which have been add足 ed to The Eagle th is year. First of al 'I, a definite theme is ca rried throughout the entire yearbook by use of a diary . Photography and artwork are also used to convey the central ideas of this theme. To make the '58 Eagle more enjoyable to you , more sports' coverage, a more complete description of Central's club program, and autograph pages have been added . The most noticeable new features are th e colored end sheets showing an aerial view of Central Regional. This yearbook would not have been possible without the cooperat ion of the student body, the faculty , and my wonderful staff. The aim of the Eagle staff of 1958 was to produce a yearbook worthy of Central Regional High School and one that would tell the story of our school year at C.R.H.S . We sincerely hope that we have succeeded in these a ims and that, as you turn the pages of this diary, you wi ll relive with us the crowded , happy days of our senior year . JOAN PETROVICH Ed itor 4

On September 24, 1957, the members of Central Regional High School suffered the grievous loss of a fin e teacher and a generous friend, Mr. Richard Winkel. Mr. Winkel personified comp letely the ideal that "A man is never so tall as when he stoops to hel p a child ." His sensitive understanding of young people and their problems earned him the love and respect of all who knew him. His modest generosity was still another proof of the worth of the man . He devoted himself tirelessly to both academic and social activi足 ties of young people, as charter member of Central Regional High School's Board of Education, as faculty member, and as Rotarian, Elk, and Councilman. Richard Winkel always remai ed young-the years resting lightly upon his shoulders.

He loved young people, seeking always to gain their

confidence, to dispel th eir fea rs, and to foster their aspirations and am bitions. To him life was a joyous ad venture.

He eagerly welcomed each

sacrifice as an opportunity and a challenge to serve. Others might see sacrifice as a hardship, but to Richard Winkel, the giving of himself for the weifare of others was a special privilege. Although his life closed unseasonabl y, he accom plished far more than his years.

Of Richard

Winkel we may aptly say, therefo re , HThis, then, w as a m an!"

First row: John W. Schmidt, Vice President; Edward H. Britton, President; M. Peryl King , and Hilbert F. Potter. Second row : Francis T. Miller, Wayne L. Schoenhut, and Anthony W. Raymond. Not shown are Floyd W. Mease, and Norman C. Fininger.

The Board of Education of Central Regional High School is composed of nine members representing the six constituent districts of Berkeley Township , Lacey Township, Ocean Gate, Island Heights, Sea side Heights, and Seaside Park . The population of each di strict determines the number of representatives it has on the Board. The School Board is essentially a policy-making body, setting the policies and procedures by which the school is run. It ha s superv ision over all education in the school district, including financial matters, choice of curricula , and the health , safety, and general welfare of the student body . These policies are carried out by the Superintendent who submits recommenda足 tions for keeping the school running smoothly . The Principal is the person respon足 sible for having the policies reach the student body.

DR. MARION C. WOOLSON B.S., Trenton State Teachers Col lege; M.S., Ed.D., Rutgers Univer sity Guidance Director

THOMAS E. KING B.S ., Millersville State Teachers College ; M .Ed., Rutgers Univer sity Co-ordinator of Activities; Physics

ROBERT FRAME B.S. , Montclair State Teachers Col

lege

Guidance Counselor; Plane Ge

ometry; Algebra I; Algebra /I

AULEEN BARCALOW B.A., N.J.C. ; M.Ed., University of Pennsylvania Algebra 1; Plane Geometry; Solid Geometry; Trigonometry ANN MARIE BLAKE B.S., Marywood Steno I, 1/; Typing I, 1/; Office Practice

HELEN G. BLANCHARD A .B., Indiana University Home Economics C. THOMAS BODINE B.S., Rider Coll ege Business Law; General Math I, /I

BARBARA BOPP B.S., Beaver College Physical Education and Health JOSEPH J. BOYD B.S., Temple Un iversit.y Director of Athletics

Teachers ·s Univer

JACK A. BRAUN B.S., Trenton State Teachers Col lege

!s; Physics

Health ; Physical Education CATHERINE T. BUTLER B.S., Georgian Court College ; M.A ., Columbia University

Family Living; Home Economics

JOHN A. CAMERON B.S. , Universi ty of Pittsburgh

General Science ZELMA E. COGDELL B.A., Temple University

Librarian

ELIZABETH M. DEGENHARDT A.B ., Coker College World History; American History CONSTANCE DONALDSON B.S., University of We st Virginia Junior High Mathematics and Science

ETHEL FAIRFIELD B.A., Montclair; M.A., New York University

Eng/ish ROBERT P. FOSTER B.S., Trenton State Teachers Col足 lege; M .A., Columbia University Art

DE LEO D. GARNER B.A., Syracuse; M .A ., University of Mil:higan

Latin; English / JANICE GELZER B.A., Douglas College

English I, 11

RU ' MARY C. HEIMBOLD R.N. , SI. James Hospital, School of Nursing School Nurse IRENE E. KELLEY B.A., Ursinus College

French /, 11 ; English II/

B.P M.I

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M. M

J JOHN MaciNTOSH B.S., Trenton State Teachers Col足 lege

Industrial Arts /, II, /11

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JOSEPH E. MARINELLI B.S. , Villanova

Biology; Chemistry

ROBERT S. MARSHALL B.S., M.S., University of Pennsyl vania English II and IV RICHARD P. MARTI N B.A., Oberlin Conservatory of Music Instrumental Instruction

RO NALD MATTHEWS B.S., Trenton State Teachers Col lege General Business Training; Typ ing J; Sales and Advertising CHARLES McGATHA B.A., Montclair State T€achers College Junior High Math and Science

RUTH O'BRIAN B.A., University of Pennsylvania; M.Ed., Temple University English I; Social Studies RAYMOND H. OP'T HOF B.M.E., Westminster College; M.A., Columbia University Music I, II; Spelling; Penmanship

JOHN F. REILLY B.S., Miami University Industrial Arts RAYMOND B. SEPTOR B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Junior High English and Social Studies

LAWRENCE SNOW, JR. B.S., New York University Junior High English and Social

Studies MARJORIE SPRAGUE B.A ., University of Maryland Spanish I, II, III; English II

ARTHUR H. STOCK B.S., Trenton State Teach eis Col足 leg e Mechanical Drawing I, II, III WALTER C. VEIT B.A., Montclair State College U. S. History I, II

Teachers

KATHLEEN WALKER B.S., University of Tennes see Physical Education and Health KENNETH WARD B.S., Moravian General Science; Biology

LEO T. WHALEN, JR. B.A. , Southwestern University Junior High Math al1d Science CLARA E. WHITE B.S., Temp le Univers ity

Ju nior High English; Social Stud足 ies; Spelling; Penmanship; Book足 keeping I, II

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MISS GORBY

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Secretary to Dr. Stover

Secretary to Mr Pro fet a

MISS PATRIZIO

Guidance Office Secretary

MRS. WINKLE

MR. BRINK

Switchboard Operator

Messenger and Supply Distrib utor

The custodians maintain a twenty-four hour shift at Central Re gional. We are proud of the way our school looks through their efforts. In spite of the wear and tear, especially in the gym, it looks almost as new as the day we first came to Central .

• MRS. KARWACKY

JOHN PETROVICH

Head Custodian

4 right: William Dettmer, Mae Marshall, John In,

and Norman Peters .

e Left to right : John Di Rienzo , #2; Armando Cocci , #1; Joseph Fiori, #7; Clarence Gibson, Brick #8; Arthur Dobinson, #5; Harold Johnson, Brick #12; Stanley Karwacky, #8; Fred Stokley, #6; Oliver Wal lace, #9; Raymond Setaro, #10; Robert Irons, #3; Steve Dudas, Brick #5; Andy Paterson, Brick #3; Not shown: Mr. Seymore, Brick #7.

FRED BARKALOW, Bus Ca p ta in

chool is unique III that every student but nsported to school by a bus. In all , there buses. We are very fortunate in hav buses for the convenience of those wishafter school for activities. There are also to the games and dances if the demand them.

:entral Re )ugh their il1, it looks

MRS. KARWACKY

SERVERS

MRS. MATTHEWS

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One of the most important pla ces in our schoo l is the cafeteria. Here we spend 50 minutes of each day en joying the delicious lunches prepared by Mrs. Nelson and her staff.

t e ~ indo Cocc i, Brick #8; Brick #12; ;)Iiver Wal Irons, #3;

Brick #3;

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Ray Roe _ Dick Flynn __ _ _ _ _ _ __ Marilyn Mescoe __ Paul Wilbersheid __ _ ___

TH ALONZO

"Judy"

,ition : Elementary Teacher

Ambition: Visit Soulh ; Activities : Spanish C Dramalics Club . . Inslitute . . . Stude; Driving, college weel favoriles .

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer

LORRAINE AVERSA

"Lori"

l ities: Leaders' Club .. . Spanish Club . . . Eagle Business .. Twirler . . . After School Sports

Ambition: Pratt Institute Activities: FHA . . . Vice Presidenl of HR 53 . . . Ju nio r Prom Chairman . . . Eagle Artisl

be caughl daydreaming about a certain fellow . . . Judy's

Reliable Lori always has lime for those lasl m inule decoralions .

hair is Ihe envy of all.

MADELINE BRIN~ Amb ition: College bou\ Activities: Library Coun Would like to Iravel c Dollie.

GAIL BONHAG

"Bon-Bon"

Amb ition: Vis it South Amer ica Activities: Spanish Club . . . Chorus . . . President of Dramatics Club . . . Eagle Staff . . . Girls' Citizensh ip Inst itute . . . Stud ent Counc il . . . National Honor Society

Driving,

college

w eeken ds,

SHIRLEY BRAUER

"Shirl"

Ambition: Farm e r

and

dancing

are

among

Gail's

Activ ities: Spanish Club . . . Journalism . . . Eagle Staff

"Senorita" . . . note d for her red hair and giggle . . . destiny is to be pres ident of the S.P.C.A .

favorites.

IILori" Junior Prom decorations.

MADELINE BRINSTER

"Maddy"

PATRICIA CAGNEY

"Pat"

Ambit ion: College bound

Ambition : Airl ine Hostess

Acriv ities: Library Council ... Dramatics Club

Activities: Eagle Advertising Staff After School Sports Favorites are gasoline attendants and white "Olds" . . . resides in Island Heights.

Would like to travel out West . . . seen with Mary Ellen and Dottie.

"Lynn"

LINDA BARKALOW

"Eddie"

EDWARD BENSON

JOAN

Ambition: Villa on the Riviera

Ambition: Art Teacher

Ambition: Sec1

Activities : Chorus ... Eagle Busin ess Staff

Activities: Dramatics Club . . . Football . . . Basketball . . Baseball. . Track . . . Junior Prom Co-Chairman

Activities: Sen Socia I Danci

Fast on his feet , Eddie can usually be found gaining yardage for the Eagles . . . pet p eeve is a girl named Carol.

Fashion cons doll ... eyes,

Reigned as a pretty princess at Junior Prom . . . seen mostly with Betty .

"Bitt"

JOHN BITTEN BINDER Activities: Tu mbling Club Leaders' Club Nationa l Hono r Socie ty . Bo ys' Stater ... Basket bal l ... Basebal l Str o ng

tendencies toward spo rts

senior class.

RUTH BLAKELY

"Rudie"

Ambition: Drafting

Amb ition: M.D.

Eag le Staff Footba ll

. . . diligent worket

Activities: FHA School Sports

Ea gle Advertising Manager

Hopes to travel a round the wo rld for

lorraine.

MARY ELU Ambition : Nut!

. . Aft er

Activities: Chd Co mes from th

. Seen with S,ndy and

JOAN CANOSE

"Joanie"

~sketball

. . .

{f man

Activities: Senior dramatics Social Dancing

ining yardage larol.

Fashion conscious pet peeve is doll . . eyes set on a certain Marine.

"Rudie"

Eagle Staff

. . FTA

MARY ELLEN CORL

Geisha

girls . . . party

"Rebel"

Activitie.s: Chorus

Nursing Club

Comes from the far reac hes of Seasi de. ih S.ndy and

"Butch"

Activities: Tumbling Club Club ... Baseba ll

Wood Carving

Construction

. hunts and fishes . . . Likes to rock-a-round the clock Seen with "Mr. Way" and David Ganl.

JAY CORNELIUS

"Bugs"

Ambition: Nav y

Ambition: Nurse . After

LAWRENCE COLVIN Ambit ion : To graduate

Ambition: Secretary

. Southern belle

Activities: Stag e lighting Quiet

reserved

. Cross Country ... Tra ck may be found hunting or fishing .

GRACE ELLEN COWDRIC K

WILLIAM COWDRICK

" Bill"

Amt i, jon: Sec re ta ry

Ambition: Gove rnment e m ployee

Act i,i:ies: Cho rus

A ctivities: Vi sua l A ids.. Preside nt of St a ge Lighting Mutt's oth e r hal f cu st o m mad e ca rs ho rseback ridin g h u nting.

Yod e le r f ro m Isla nd He ight s ",ind e d.

. loves spa ghe tti

m a rri age

WILLIAM D Am bition : A ca Act iv ities : Cho Fo o tball Admits

his fa

GEORGE El

JULIE CSICSERI

THOMAS DAMMEYER

Am bitio n: Fa sh ion De sign er Acti vities: FTA . . Drama tics Club . . . Eag le Bus iness Staft Socia l Da nci ng

Am bifio n : Ato m ic Phy sici st A ctiv itie s: Dr ama ics C lu b . .. Chorus . . Tumbl in g Club . . . Eag le Sp o rt s Ed ito r ... Track. Foo tb al!

A mbi tion: The

Joa n and money num ber amo ng Tom my l-s favo rit es . . . a lways

"May I ha ve dri ving P

he r leisure

ti me,

Julie enjoy s d ancin g

affinit y to w a rds a " ho t" Lincoln

. s po rt s

and

p a rties D.A. ha irc u!.

re ad y fo r a good arg ume n!.

"Tommy"

A t tivi t ;es: St u B ~ sk e tba l l

"Bill"

WILLIAM DAVIS

ighting 路seback ri ding

. Constru ction Club Activ it ies: Chorus . Footba II . . . Bosket ba II Track Admits

his favorite class is

lunch time

JOAN DENNIS Ambitio n: To g e t her lice nse

Amb iti o n: A career out of the service

Vis ual Aids . . .

Activit ie s: Chorus . . . Eagle Staff . . . St.udent Coun cil Favorit e s include a ce rta in senior about 6' 3 11

. class

blusher.

and wee kends

GEORGE EAYRES

ROBERT ELLIS

Ambition : The Navy and e lect roni cs beckon Ge orge

Ambit ion : Sale sman

ling Cl u b . . .

Activitie s: Student Council President . . . Leaders' Club . Basketball . . . Baseball

Activities: Visual Aids . . . Football

"May have your alfention pl e ase?" driving . . . p e t p e eve is Freshman class.

swimmi ng .

"Tommy "

a lw a ys

. Happiest

whe n

pizza

. pet peeve is pany lines.

"Bob" .

Tumbling Club

Note d for his sense of humor .

. . Wood Carving

enioys dancing, sailing, and

WILLIAM JOHN ERWIN

"Bil'l "

Activities: Chess Club Boys' State Alternate

Chorus . Football

Can always be found with Kathy

. Boys' Glee Club .

Amb itio n: Secre

weakness for spaghetti.

Activities: Spanish Clu b Lead e rs' Cl ub Staff. . Twirler . . After School Sports Travels "Up norlh l l

and Seaside

ROBERT FIRTH

"Dottie"

DOROTHY FERBER Ambition: Katherine Gibbs

Ambition: Architect

"Bob"

•

Eagle Busi ness

Activitie s: Eag l

Commuter on I

resid ence varies between Ocean Gate

likes to cl

pet peeve is boys who wear bermudas.

RICHARD FLYNN

"Dick"

DAVID GA

Ambition: Law ye r

Ambition: To be a success

Am bi tion: To sl

Activities: Track

Activ ities: Leaders' Club Tumbling Club So cial Danc· ing . Wood Carving Club.. Student Council. . Veep of Senior Class . . Track

A c tivi ties : Con5

Noted for pinching pennies .. fa vorite saying "A dollar a day; a million days a million do llars" likes sport cars.

Future bake r of America

only favori te

" rea l coo l"

Chris is one and

pet peeve is girls who don't dance.

All those band,

"Dottie"

BARBARA FOLEY

"Bobby"

agle Business Ocean Gate

Activities: Eagle Bus iness Manager

AUivities:

. . Chorus

Commuter on Bus No . 1 . Seen wi th Dottie, Judy and Fran . likes to collect records and danc e.

ermudas.

"Dick"

DAVID GANT

"Davy"

Ambition: To stay out of trouble Social Danc足 leil . . . Veep

"Pat"

. 194 1 Fords

Student

Council

ma1 ics . . . Chorus . .

.. Eagle Staff Girls' Glee Club.

. . Senior Twirl er

Fa vo rite is number 24 on Toms Rivers' (oops !) football team .. dislikes baggy knee socks hails from the southernmost point of Seaside.

LOUISE GIGLIO

"Lou"

aversion to homework.

Activities: Spanish Club Eagle Staff

Nurses Club .

Girls' Glee Club

Destiny is to marry a patient . . . where do you work? . iis is one and

nee.

Dra足

Ambition: Nurse

Activities: Construction Club All those bandages

PATRICIA ANN FRANCIS Ambition: Medical Assistant

Ambition: Secretary

real gone for the Arm y and yello w Nashes .

"Tom"

THOMAS GRAY

FREDRICK HARRIGFELD

Ambition: Fisherman in summer, carpenter in winter

Ambition : Plumber

Activities: Stage Lighting

Activities: Social Dancing Baseball

Loverboy . . . apprec iates honesty.

. 194 7 Ford .

"Freddy"

PATRIC IA Amb irion: M,

. . Chorus

Tumbling Club . . .

"Slide on home" . . . seen with the "party" gang .

Activities: Fre Girls' Eâ&#x20AC;˘.cep tion al " !h e music roo

CAROL HAVENS

DAVID HEIMBOLD

Arnbir ion : Secreta ry

Ambition : Chem ic al Engineer

Acriviries: Library Council

Likes pizza.

. Book Store Club

. quiet and shy

. . hails Irom Brick Township.

Ac t; yj ries: Social Dancing Basketball

"Dave" Tumbling Club .

Track

Favorites include sai ling , young ladie s, and parties. a mean cha-cha.

THOMAS Ambirion: To

A ctivirie s: Rill l

does

Always has ti small com bo

"Freddy"

"Pat"

PATRICIA ANN HUHN

umbling Club . . .

Activities: French Club . . . Girls' Glee C lub

National Honor Society

Chorus

From Is land Heigh ts . favorites Ford convertible, and Eileen .

includ e

hu nting.

blue

Exceptional ability o n the piano . . . can always be foun d in

Jang.

~he music room . .

"Dave" Track parties

"Bob"

ROBERT JOHNSON Ambition: Trailer Driver

Ambition: Musician

. . does

seen with Martha .

THOMAS JOHNSON

"Tom"

RO N ALD KARWACKY

Ambition: To travel

Ambition: Navy

Activities: Rifle Cl ub . Chorus A!ways has time for girls and good books small combo . seen strumming his guitar.

Activities: Club

member of a

Band Chorus . Baseball

"Ronnie" Stage

Li ghting

. Glee

Admits pet peeve is the "Red Rocket". terrorizes the Island with his Model "A" bomb .. awaits duck season eagerly.

RO BERT KE LLY

"Bob"

Activi ties: Tum b ling C lub

EDWARD PHILIP KOCH

" Ph il"

Ambi tion: Pi lo t

A (nbifion: Accou n tant Cha irman

o f Junior Prom

Re-

f reshme n t Co mm it tee

A ctivi ties: Con struction Club Base b a ll Bas ke tbal l

Go lf C lub

Foo t ba ll

Cool ca t . . no te d for his jaunts a ro und th e go lf CO urse . . . se en w ith W ally, Dic k, a nd Freddy.

Ca n alwa ys be found in th e ba rbe r shop. "Co o ky" en joys tra ve ling and ex p lorin g . h a ils fro m Seas ide He ight s (God' , country).

"Mike"

JUN E M A RIE LENNON

M ICHAEL LOWE

Ambi tio n: To trave l

Amb ition : Sc ien tif ic Produce ahd Canle Farmer

Acti vit ies : FN A Jo urn al ism Dram il lics Cl ub. Gl ee Ci li b . . Boo k Store C lub . Li b rary Council Desti ny is to b~ a femu le w res tl e r. Favo rite cl ass is g ym

Activities: Vi sua l A ids . Base b all

. Cons truc tio n Club

Pe t peeve is lost locke r keys Davis , and Stan ley Nel son.

Act ivi ti e s:

"No sabo' "Cha

, SANDR fl

Ea gle Sta ff

. . seen w ith Dic k Pin e , Bill

Crilzy g r crowd

"Marv" Ambition: Music Teacher Football

Activities: Spanish Club

jCooky" easide Heigh ts

"No sabo" "Champ ."

DONALD Mac FAR LAND

IIMac

Ambilion: U. S. Coasl Guard Foolball

Ihundcrbird

should own a pencil fac tory

Activitie s: Library Council . . Sc ience Club

Chorus

Pet peeve is an empt y gas tank

Book

Slore

Club

e nioys mus ic and walking.

, " Mike"

SANDRA McLELLAND

"Sand y"

Eagle Sta ff ~ick Pine.

Bill

Activities: Eagle Busi ness Sta ff Crazy green convertible crowd Equesf ri an.

Afler School Sporls

seen

ETHEL McNAMARA

"Mickey"

Ambi tion : Priva te s~crelary

Ambition: To marry a mi lli onaire

w ith

Ihe

Isla nd

Heigh ts '

Activities: Co 路ed ilor o f j ou rn a lism Club Book Store Club Eag le Slaff

Blushes a l Ihe mos l oppor tu ne limes fool ba ll capl'ai n w ilh h igh esleem.

. libra ry Council regards Toms Ri ver's

Activities : FTA

Amb ition : Stenographer Activities: Eagle Bus iness Staff

French Club

Makes motion for traff ic policemen in hal ls . see n wi th Pat and Martha.

. likes to read

Newcom er fr om the Bron x

. wants

see Rom e som eday . _ .

seen wi th Margie, Joan, Lorra ine, and Julie .

"Zoro"

EARL MERCER

"Mes"

MARILYN MESCOE A mbition: To be happy wi th a Mrs. Degree

Ambi tion : Doctor . . Stage Lighting . A cti v itie<: Constr uct ion Club Basketba ll Baseball Hot-rod drive r die and Ma rvin _

"Provie"

"Pat"

PATR ICIA MELCHION E Ambition: Teac he r

likes horse-b3ck riding .

. Footbal l

seen \I/ith Ed足

Activities: Veep o f Lead ers' Club Girls' State. Twirler . . Secretary

Chorus Ea gle Staff J un ior and Senio r Class

" Pl ease" One of our betrot hed gles . Coast Guard fan.

ap t to g e t the gig-

Act iyities : Staff

Oh! Rive r.

"Provie"

" Mitch"

WARREN MITCHELL Activit ies: Visual Aids . . . Model Club

someday ..

"Mes"

Clam digger from Sea side. with Bi ll, Butch , and Teddy.

A ctivities : Chorus . .

Base ball

seen

. likes to h un t and fish

ELIZABETH MORSE

"Betty"

Activities: Chorus Staff

Oh! get the gig.

River.

tall

Newcomer

from

Glee Clu b .

Hamilton

Hi gh

Eag le Staff Favorites

inclu d e

Bill ,

dancing , and music.

MARTHA NEARY

"Marty"

Amb itio n: Min ister of Music

Ambition: Sec ret a ry

Eag le Staff Senior Cla ss

" Kathy"

KATHLEEN MORRIS Am bition: Mus ic Teache r

Ambit ion : Shop Teac he r

Ph o tog raphy Clu b hillbilly

music

. . Eag le Business

. . re s ides

Forked

Activities: Leade rs' Club . . National Ho nor Soc ie ty Favo rite saying is, "Oh . . . neat dresse r.

Fren ch Club

botheration!" . ,

. . Glee C lu b . .. m us ically

i.,clinecl

"Stan"

SIANLEY NELSON

JESSIE NEWALL

IIJess"

Ambit io n: Coast Guard Academy

Amb ition: Teacher

Ac: ivities: Visual Aids . . . Construc tion Club . . . Football Na tio nal Honor Society

A ctivitie s: FTA . . . Twirling Vice Pre sident

Ro ving Romeo . . . likes to tangle with math proble ms .

Fash ion Pl a te our head twirler piano . . see n with Judy and Lois .

CHARLES OSBORN

"Charlie"

MARGARET OSBORN

enjoys

playing the

"Marge"

Act ivities : Eagle Business Staff.: . FHA

Activit ies: Stag e Lighting "Jol ly Charl ie" . p e t peeve is "The Blue Streak" vorite< incl ude d uck hunting and an "O lds 98."

. ' Eagle Staff . . . Junior Class

Ambition: Ma rriage

Amb ition: Groce r . , fa 足

RONALD G Ambition: To !

Future plans include a guy named Bob Julie.

. seen with Joa n and

Activities: Wo

Fi rst love is c a girl na med

RONALD OSBORN

"Ronnie"

Ambition: To graduate . J unior Class

Activities: Woodcarving First love is cars

p laying

the

"Marge"

. . Vis ua l Aids

. future mechanic . . . special interest in

a girl named Pat.

"Frankie"

FRANCES PATRIZIO

"Fran"

. . Track . . . Secretary of

PATRICIA PEELE

"Pat"

Am bi ti on: "Nurl"lber please u

Activities: Eagle Business Staff leade r Close friends with Judy misses a chance to dance

Activitie s: Rifle Club . . . Football Homeroom 66

Favorite class is study hall . . . seen with Bill and Ray pet peeve is not enough "dough."

Ambition: Trenton State ilith Joan and

FRANK PARKS Ambition: Bake r in the Navy

Leaders' Club .

. dwells in Ocean Gate . wavy red hair.

Cheer足

Activities : Chorus A

neve r

certain

. Affer School' Sports

p erson owning

a '46 Chevy attracts her attentio.,,\

pet p eeve is weekend homework.

JOAN PETROVICH

"Pet"

Ambition: College bound Ac'vities: Chorus . . . Journalism Club

. Cheerleader . .. Leaders' . National Honor Society . . . Editor-in-Chief of the

Eagle "Fascination" seen with the Seaside crowd . . . noted for her littl e (?) lunches . . . favorites. include parties, football games, and Chevrolets.

BARTON RANDOLPH

"Skip"

Ambition: To graduate

Activities: Rifle Club . . . Tumbling Club

Ambition: To make the grade in the Navy Activities: Rifle Club . . . Construction Club .. _ Cross Coun try .. . Track Fa vorites include hunting and mechanics.

Photography

Club .. . Visual Aids Can usually be found driving a "Caddy". Township.

DOROTHY REUTTER GEORGE REED

. hails from Brick

"Dottie"

Ambition: Surgical nurse Activities: Veep of Dramatics Club . . . Student Council Treas足 urer . .

Cheerleader _.

CAROL RO Amb ition:

L~aders'

Destiny is to be a doctor's wife peeve is knee socks.

Club

FNA

. . likes red roses

. . pet

Nu ~

Activities : FNJ Twirler Carol can alw . . pet peev

FRANCES

Ambition: Tele Activi ties: Cho

A hillbilly mu, June, Sandy, G

"Skip" Photography . from Brick

"Dottie"

RAYMOND ROE

Ambition: Nurse Leaders' Club Activities: FNA. . Spanish Club . Twirler Carol can always supply a million laughs . . . loves to dance pet peeve is a boy named Eddie.

Ambition: Lawyer Activities: President of Leaders' Club . . . Tumbling Club National Honor Society . . . Class President Junior and Senior Year .. Football . . . Basketball . . . Track Favorite saying is , " Set. Get one. Get two. " Seen with Paul, Simps and Smitty.

FRANCES SALIMBENE

"Fran"

Ambition: Telephone operator ouneil Treas足

Activities; Chorus

A hillbilly music fan. . likes to skate . . . pals around with June, Sandy, Grace, and Pat.

I,e,.

. pet

"Ray"

CAROL ROBINSON

THEODORE SCHWERTHEIM

"Ted"

Ambition : Mechanic Activities: Rifle Club Hopes to make lots of money someday . . . crazy about boats and guns . . . breaks his share of apparatus in the lab.

CHARLES SEI PEL

"Charlie"

JUDITH A. SHORT

"Judy"

JAMES SN

Ambition: To take life easy

Ambition: Nurse

AClivities: Treasurer of Leaders' Club. Tumbling Club . . Jersey Boys' State . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Track

Activities: Student Council . . . Eagle Staff

. . FNA

Ambition: Che A ctivities: Ba

Newcomer this year from Woodbridge . .

short and friendly

Jim is well kr

Collegiate dresser . . . keen on girls, parties, and sports.

. . . likes crew-cuts.

ROBERT SIMPSON Ambition: Engineer Activities: Chorus Club

. Glee

"Simps" Club . . . Visual

Aids . . . Golf

Favoiitc saying is "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound

of cure" . . . hobbies include hunting and f ish ing . . for his daily account of Unga and Dunga.

noted

KEITH SMITH

get married."

"Smitty"

Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Leaders' Club . . . Construction Club . . . Football . . Boys' State Senior class wit. . pet peeve is side路line quarterbacks . . seen with Rav and Phii.

PATRICIA Ambition: Tea Activities:

Ea l

"Judy" NA

and friendly

"Smitty"

JAMES SNIVELY

"Jim"

Ambition: Beautician

Activities: Band . . Cross Country Science Club. Jim is well known for his shyness toward girls. "I'll never

Activities: Club.

get married. 1I

PATRICIA STANZIANO

"Pat"

Ambition: Teacher . Football rlerbacks

Activities: Eagle Staff . . . Co路editor of Girls' State tional Honor Soci"ty

"Sandi"

SANDRA SPRAGUE

Ambition: Chemist

Photog raphy . FHA

Club

Eagle

"It's the thought that counts" say "no" . . . from Forked River.

Staff.

Dramatics

pet peeve is paren!s who

"Arky"

ARTHUR STAPLES Ambition: Air Force

Journalism . . . Na 路

Favors short hair cuts . . . pet peeve is long fingernails.

Activities: Rifle Club . . . Wood Carving Club Dislikes "apple polishers" jackels, cars, and guns.

. favorites

are

.. Model Club black

leather

WILLIAM J. SUPSIE Ambition: Activities: Club Noted for seen

"Bill"

President of Chorus

VALENTINE TAWLU

"Valli" Ambition: Psy<

Ambition: Surgical Nurse

Metallurgical Engineer Social Dancing . . . French

his parti es .. tall with naturally curly blond hair with Kenny and Fred.

Activities: Glee Club . . . Chorus

Activities: Soci

. . FNA

Swimming, music, and dancing number among . our ambassador from Russia.

her fa vorites

Seen wi th

TOrT

wine , women,

JEANNE THOMSON

DIANE TIMM

DEN ISE VP

Ambition: Secretary Activities: Dramatics Club . .. Eagle Staff Known for her long blond hair . . . newcome r from Hacke n路 sack . . . Air Force holds all of Jeanne's altentio".

Am bition: Executive Secretary

Ambition: PCn!

Activities: Leaders' Club . . . Cheerleader . . . National Honor Society . . Eagle Business Staff Junior Prom queen . . . Pet peeve is boys that as~ for dates at the last minute . . likes parties and danc.ing .

A ctivities: Dra

Club . . . E e rs' Club "See you arc

keys and sum l

"Valli"

KE NNETH TOUSSAI N T Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Social Dancing

her favorites

lional Honor for d"tes at

"Ken"

. French Club Seen with Tom Damme yer and Bill Erwin

Ambition: To be successful Activities: Chorus . . Social Dancing

Chorus favorites include

Newcomer this year from TRHS

wine. women, and song.

among this senior's favorites.

DENISE VALLS

OLIVIA VISCHIA

Ambitio n: Penn State

Ambi,ion; Nurse

Activities: Dramatics Club Club . . . Eagle Staff . ers' Club

Twirler Chorus All Eastern Conference

"Gyeech"

PAUL UPDY KE

. Glee . Lead足

"See you around the campus" . . . favorites include the car ':eys and summer vacations . . . seen with the "gang."

Judy and music number

Activities: Spanish Club. . Jo urnalism matics Club . . Eag le St"ff

" Livia" Sec retary of Dra足

member 01 the Seaside crowd Would like to travel avid Dodger fan. . pet peeve is broken fingernails.

"Doug"

CAROL WALKER Activ it ies: Secretary o f Leaders' Cheerleading Co-Captain

Club

_ Eagle

Staff

Favo ri tes include a yellow co nvertible and crew cuts p eeve i, cheerleaders who d o n't get in straight lines _

ALAN WASIELEWSKI

Activities: Rifle Club . . _ Visu al Aids Track pet

"Wazie"

Ambition: Chem ical Engineer Activities : Chorus _

Ambition: N uq

Ambition: Mechanical Enginee r

Ambjt ion: M arriag e

_ Wood Carving Club .

Science Club

No ted for her

jun ior yea r

Hobb ies are boat ing and cars.

"Larry"

LAWRENCE WAY Amb it ion: Undec ided

Basketball

Newcome r from TRHS. . "Oh, hoVi I hate to get up in the morning" .. Goes for sports , holidays, and girls.

A ctivities: Leaders' Club Basket ba ll Baseb all

A ctivitie s: FN A

PAUL WILE Ambition:

TLlmbling

.. Football

Seen with the football tea m .. "Mr. Way" is English tests . . likes parties and dancing

State pet peeve "No . 5."

Vill ~

A c tiyities: Jun

Pe t

pe~ve

is n l

seen

wi t ~

"Doug"

SANDRA WH!TiNG

"Sandie"

Amb itio n : Nurse

" Club

,l\ ctivitie s , FNA ,

Ambition: Secretary

Activities: library Counci l

Dramatics Club

Not e d for he r Bostonia n acce nt " ne wcomer to CHRS during junior yeilr . we ll.trilveled path to Point Pleasant.

"La rry"

"Wes"

PAUL WILBERSCHEID

pet p eeve "No, 5-"

Activi ties : Jun ior an d Se nior Yea r Tre asurer Sta te Tumb li ng Cl ub , . Football , Pet peeve is not being "Chief "

seen w ith Ray, Larry, and John .

Favorites in clude horse路 b ac k mostl y with Valentine Tawlu,

BARBARA WITTENBERG

Glee Club riding

and

re adin g,

,seen

"Wit"

Ambition : Pe nn State

Ambition: Villanova Itball

"Peppy"

ANNEGRET WICKE

J e rsey Bo ys' . Track

loya l supporter of "dimes"

A ctivities: l ea d ers ' Club Presider,! Dramatics Club ' , Eag le Staff , , , Cheerleading Co路Captain Pe culiar affinity for Rutgers University . , . seen with Carol, Joan and Olivia likes "foreign bombs."

JAMES W O NGUS

CAROLE SC HEY DER

"Jimmy"

Am bition : Secretary Activities: Socia l dancing Newcomer this year from Demarest special affinity toÂ wards the army . . . pet peeve is running for the bus on

Amb ition : Pilot Activities: Social Dancing . . . Rifle Club . . . Baseball Noted for his cat naps during class â&#x20AC;˘. . Seen with Earl and Marvi n .

those rai ny mo rnin gs.

EPILOGUE

As we look back upon our years

Of all our work and play,

We know that those at C. R. H. S.

Will never fade away .

So in this book we have preserved

Our past years of work and fun

That ended in graduation well deserved,

Farewell, friends, our futures have begun!

etau 1fIdt

We, The Graduating Class of 195 8, being of sou nd m ind an d body, do hereby sign, seal , publish, and declare th is to be our will. So m e bequests are somber , some sil ly , but in an y ca se, we feel that when the in d ividual is forgotten, the group will long be remembered. To the administration and faculty we express our thanks for their patience and understanding . A large bottle of aspirins is bequeathed to Miss Sprague and Mr. Matthews for headaches they acquired advising the yearbook. Diane Timm leaves her crown as queen of the first Junior Prom to this year's royalty. John Bittenbinder leaves his leg cast to next year's left tackle. Gail Bonhag leaves her pilgrim shoes to next year's D.A .R. representative. To Beverly Allen goes Carol Robinson's dancing ability. Wally Murat is the proud recipient of Paul Updyke's and Alan Was ielewski 's white bucks . Dot Reutter reserves her seat in Mr. Veit's history class for Audrey Lee. Denise Valls' animation and vivacity are left to Phyllis Raniero. Joan Petrovich leaves her enthusiastic efforts at exe rcising to Donna Gettle,.. Bill Supsie leaves his outgrown sweater to Richie Matthews.

cia I affinity to足 for the bus on

Sandi Sprague leaves her ability to get into trouble to Bunny Seiler. Tom Johnson leaves his rusty guitar strings to Ray Frey . Provie Mendola leaves her New York accent to anyone who wants it. Dot Ferber leaves her campaign's "winning" ability to Lois Kahn. Mary Ellen Corl leaves her long hair to Goodie End reson, while Kathy Mo rris leaves her "pixie" haircut to Danielle Foley. Pat Huhn leaves her musical ability to Sandra Robinson. Bill Davis leaves his shop bench to Frank Ruzicka. Ethel MacN amara leaves her blushing to some unsuspecting ju nior. Jeanne Thomson leaves her pony tail to Donna Gettler. Barton Randolph leaves his Cad illac tire tracks on the back roads . Sandy W hiting leaves her almost blonde hair to someo ne who has better luck with peroxide. Barbara Wittenberg leaves he r college weekends to Edit h Brinster . Martha Near y leaves her petite f ig ure to Brenda Le Provost.

Ray Ro e leaves hi s invincible m em ory to Bob Luzarsk i,

Pat Franc is leaves her ability to make teachers m ise rable to all iuniors .

Don MacFarland lea ves Mr. Opt'Hof's p i ano to Roger Ken nett.

Joan Dennis and To m Da mme yer leave t he ir love-b ird quali t ies to next year's senior cou ple. Pat Cagne y leaves her art ab ili ty to anyone who can improve it. Tom Gra y leaves h is books to Sue Cran me r . Bill Co wd r ic k lea v es h is size 15 shoes to Skipper Blank. Charl ie Seipel leave s hi s " little black book" to Ken ny Xique s. Linda Barkalow leaves all he r Spanish 11 "p rob lems" to Lois Kahn. Paul Wilberscheid leaves his nicknames to Joe Kleva. Frank Parks leaves his season pass to t he w hil'lpool to Dick Pine. Marilyn Mescoe and Marge Osborn leave to the melody of " Here Comes the Bride." In Witness There of: Twinkle Toes

JOAN PETROVICH DICK FLYNN

JOAN CANOSE CHARLIE SEI PEL

KE~

NOSE IEIPEL

DIANE TIMM KEN TOUSSAINT

CAROL WAL KE R JO HN BITTEN BINDER

DI A N E TIMM CHARLIE SEIPEL

-TEN BERG AY

LORRAINE AVERSA RAY ROE

GAil BONHAG GEORGE EAYRES

LORRAINE AVERSA ED BENSON

JESSIE NEWALL

BOB FIRTH

DENISE VALLS LARRY WAY

CAROL ROBINSON JIM WONGUS

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\ /'

" "-

/ ./

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Victor Nich

Girl

Boy TEACHERS' TORMENTS

Jane Mooney

Buddy Suhoskey

CUTEST ACTIONS

Fran Oegil io

Buddy Su hoskey

CLASS BLUSHERS

Melba Carnhan

/' Girl

Boy

./ /'

Joe Martucci

CLASS LOVEBIRDS

Joe Martucci

MUTT & JEFF

Ed Vandergrift

MR. & MRS . EMILY POST

Lee Zonkle Helen Miller Lois Kahn

.""",,足

.......

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President Secretary

_ Ronald Jansen Danielle Foley

Vice President _ _______ Kenneth Xiques _ _ _ _ _ _ _Roger Kennett Treasurer _

Many elaborate plans and many hours of hard work help to contribute to the fe stive mood that predominates at the Junior prom-the annual and most "Iookeq forward to" event of the Jun ior cla ss . Proiects like cake sales contri b ute to the fund s needed for this annual proiect.

. -

Advisor ..

~. "

- - - _ ...--_ ... _. .

Mrs. Barkalow

Bill Richardson

President

Vice President ________ Beverly Timm

Vice Presi

Secretary _

__ Joan Walencikowski

Secretary

Treasurer

Leonard Ludovico

Treasurer

Advisor _

Miss Degenhardt

President

This year the Sophomore class sponsore d the fa bu lo us "W inter Fan tasy " dance on January 25 , 1958. Despite the lack of Sil OW at the tim e of the dan ce, Fro sty the Snowman wa s a feat ured guest. The Sopho mo re s chose Beverly Ti m m as Q ueen and Lenny Ludovico as King.

Advisor

r,eIt4

ichardson ~rly

Timm

ncikowski Ludovico ~genhardt

eta44~~ President ___________ .___ Judy Shaw Vice President ____ Pat Foley Secretary Treasurer . Advisor

Gail Pellinger

足

_ Be'tie Lou Wittenberg Mr. Marinelli

Supporting the theory that space can be conquered the Freshman class spon足 sored a dance, "Swinging on a Satellite." Planets, stars, and rockets were their unusual decorations.

~~'61

President _.

_______Jimmy Koscika

Vice President ____

_ Eddie Eden

Secretary

___Cathy Goodman

Treasurer

Vivian Huhn

Advisor

__ . ____________ _ __Mr. McGatha

The Class of '62 was a very active class in the 1957-58 school year. They spon足 sored a magazine sale and two candy sales in order to make money for the class. They also held two dances for the junior class and one open to the whole school.

hy Koscik a

President

,Eddie Eden

Vice President _ _ _ Sharon Applegate

Goodman

Secretary _

Carol Hebler

Sandra Kuntz

ivian Huhn

Treasurer _.__.......... .... .__........ _ "' ... Paf Lyons

. McGatha

Advisor

This year the seventh grade visited La kehurst Air Station to observe their weather instruments and also the hanger. They sponsored a dance in fhe fall for fhe benefit of their graduation trip to Washington next year.

@au D/ '63

Mr . Whalen

.::路1. "

RAY ROE Quarterback

BILL DAVIS

Tackle

Third row, left to right: Lenny Ray Ludovico, Joe Damiano, Newman, Harry Hewlitt, Ed Van足 dergrift, Buddy Suhosky, Russell Koch, Marvin Matthews, and John Gant. Se cond row: M ike Glynn, Bob Philips, Nate Horo足 witz, Stan Nelson, Kenny Xiques, Gerry Bittenbinder, Frank Parks, Paul Wilberscheid , Charles Sei足 pel, Earl Mercer, Don Lennon and Jim Culpepper. First row: Ed Benson , Ray Roe, Joe Martucci, Bill Dav is, Keith Smith, Ph il Koch, Joe Kleva, Ronald Karwacky, Dick Pine and Larry Way. John Bitt enbinde r is not shown.

DICK PINE End

PHIL KOCH Center

JOE KLEVA Guard

PAUL WILBERSCHEID Back

JOE MARTUCCI End

right: Lenny amiano,

Ray

,,,,Iitt, Ed Van足 hosky, Russell atthews, and d row: Mike ;, Nate Horo足 Kenny Xiques, Frank Parks, Charles Sei足 \ In Lennon and lirst row: Ed ' Joe Martucci, ilh, Phil Koch, Id Karwacky, iY Way. John shown .

LARRY WAY

Back-Captain

JOHI~

MaciNTOSH

Line Coach

KEITH SMITH Guard

ED BENSON Back

JACK BRAUN

JOE BOYD

Backfield Coach

He ad Coach

FRANK PARKS Tackle

Central

C.R. C.R ._ C.R .__ C.R . C.R .. _ C.R .. __ C.R. _

Eagles

Rums n In

27路7Dehacle

. -- ....

- --~-~ .::.-~.

Centra gion 'fl Nip Say evi 1__ _

S~ C R... ___.____ ______ 33

Lakewood

CR. _ ___ 7

Neptune _______ _ 6

CR._____ 12

Toms River __ _ _ 0

CR.

_ ___ 7

Matwan

__ _ _____ 0

C.R. ___ ___••. 27

Rumson

_ __

CR.

CR. _ ___ 6

~o" , Q/j !)

Pel

___ . 7

Point Pleasant ___ 0 Keyport

t 1957 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Left to right: Walt LaFay, Joe Stilwell, L. Snow, Ronald Jansen, Jeff Smith, Joe Lukazewski, Bruce King, Jim Snively, Dennis Gant , Larry Worth, Jay Cornelius.

SCHEDULE

C.R. Toms River Lakewood

- - - ----

Toms River Freehold -Lakewood Shore Conference State Meet

25 20 33 29 22

Opp.

Fifth Place Sixth Place C. R, C.R. __ C. R,

Coach Snow starts team in a pre-meet warm up ...

. .. and gives last-minute instruc ti ons to Caplains.

C.R . C.R . C.R . C.R. C.R. _ C.R. C.R. C.R . C.R. C.R. C.R. C.R. C.R. C.R . C.R. C.R.

e (J.

ee ~

t ~

VARSITY TEAM Manager Bob Ayres, Ed Benson, Ray Roe, Jim Culpepper, Earl Mercer, Dick Pine, Bill Davis, Coach Stock, Charlie Seipel, George Eayres, larry Way, John Bittenbinder, Ken Xiques, Jerry Bittenbinder, Bud Suhoskey, and Manager Terry Farley.

s~ CR. 50

CR. _ _ _ 79

CR. 57 CR._ _ 65 CR. _ . 76 CR. ____._77

62 CR. CR. 63 CR . ____63 51

CR. C.R. _._.._. 83 CR. CR. CR. CR. CR. CR. CR. CR. ___

60 69 57 59 67 70 54 90

Atl. Highlands __._

Keyport ._. 34 Lakewood 58 Matawan . ____ .. 63 Rumson 62 Pt. Pleasant _ . _._. 44 Toms River _._._ .. 58 Pleasantville ..70 South Amboy _. ___ 52 Atl. Highlands . _ _.53 Keyport .... . _ . .. _. ..._ 79 Lakewood __._ ._. 69

____ .63 Matawan Rumson _ _ ___ . A9 Pt. Pleasant _ _ 51 Toms River •••_ _ .• 62 South Amboy ._ ..... 51 Atl. Highlands _ _ 60 So. Regional _ _ _ .62

CHARLIE SEIPEL

LARRY WAY

DICK PINE

GEORGE EAYRES

Captain

MR. STOCK

Head Coach

GERRY BITTENBINDER

JOHN BITTEN[lINDER

ED BENSON

MIKE

This year's J.V. ball club was much improved over last year's club. The record they posted of seven wins and eleven losses is no picture of the kind of ball club they had. Coach Bodine expects to have most of his boys move up to the varsity next year.

Mr. Cameron had a very successful year with his junior high team. The boys did an excellent job considering they only practiced once a week. Due to q good coaching job many of these boys witl probably play J.V, ball next year. PHIL KOCH

'B44daa SCHEDULE Atlantic Highlands

Keyport

So. Regional

Lakewood

Pt. Pleasant

Matawan

Toms River

Rumson

South Amboy

GEORGE EARYES

PHIL KOCH

JIM WONGUS

COACHES

PITCHERS

7't4d Central Regional Track Team participated in the following meets: Point Pleasant, Toms River, Bridgeton Relays, Penn Relays, Filrragut, Long Branch Relays, Ocean-Monmouth County Meet, Freehold, Shore Conference, Matawan, Central Jersey, and State Meet.

VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS are front row: Joyce Taylor, Arlene Blair, Barbara Wittenberg, Carol Walker, Audrey Lee, Sue Doyle. Second row: Fran Patrizio, Peggy Miller, Joan Walencikowski, Joan Petrovich, Donna Gettler, Diana Timm, Beverly Timm.

Co-Captains Barbara Wittenberg and Carol Walker.

C-E-N-T-R-A-L

CENTRAL, CENTRAL

FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT

With this cheer and others which are familiar to all, Central's cheerleaders always add sparkle and excitement to school activities. They lead cheers at football and basketball games, pep rallies and assemblies.

DONNA

DOT REUTTER

DIANE T!MM

p,~,

SUE DOYLE

JOAN PETROV ICH

f1~~~

CAROL WALKER

BARBARA WITTENBERG

Co-Capla in

BARBARA COPELAND , JOANN JUDY ALONZO Subsfifufes

Decked in new uniforms the Central Twirlers out-pointed T.R. at their annual Halloween parade and came home with a trophy. The "Garnets" are a specialized group that entertain during half足 time at home basketball games.

PHILLIS RANIERO, BARBARA COPELAND , JOANN NOWICKI , LINDA MESSEMER Color Guard

"Left-right," "right-left," "to the rear, march," "you're out of step," were the constant cries of the twirlers as they marched down the field practicing for their next Saturday's game. Being plagued with flu germs and rained out al足 most all season didn't keep the twirling squad back. Mud, mud everywhere with the exception of the T.R. game; that day proved to be a sunny victory to add to our undefeated football cam足 paign.

Few peo ple realize the hou rs of work necessary for producing a yearboo k. Starting with no th ing b ut ideas, t he ed itor , assiste d by her staff, plan s, d raws, and kee ps building unt il an accou n t of the yea r's act iviti es is relat e d in w ord s a nd pictu re s . These Ed itorial s taff members a re the ones who plann e d , drew and b u ilt yo ur EAGLE .

EAGLE ADVISORS Business-Mr. Matthews Editorial-Miss Sprague

FEATURE STAFF

Editor-Joan Petrovich Co_Editors- Gail Bon h ag,

Olivia Vischia SPORTS STAFF

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF

wor k necessary J wit h nothing er staff, p lan s, account of the and pictures.

"Have you bought your yearbook, yet?" This question, a familiar one to all at Central, means that the members of the Business Staff are hard at work! While the Editorial Staff produces the book, it is up to the Business Staff to finance it-a tremendous undertaking! Th is is done by selling ads to business establishments, and soliciting sales from the students. It's a happy day when the yearbooks ar足 rive and these members deliver them to the subscribers.

the ones w ho

Stall

TREASURER

Diane Timm

ARTIST

lorr aine Aversa

BUSINESS MANAGER Barba ra Foley

President Vice President

)ohn Biltenbinder Joan Petrovich

Secretary Treasurer

Diane Timm

Stanley Nelson

No greater honor can be bestowed upon any Junior or Senior than to be selected for membership into this so ciety. Scholarship, leadership, service and character are the basis for being chosen by a faculty committee. A very impressive induction ceremony is given as an assembly program. Advisors: Mr. King and Mrs. Garner

These students were selected to go to Rutgers University during the summer for the purpose of gaining a better understanding of the functions of county and state government. This was a state·wide proiect undertaken by the American Legion or ganizations. Students meet the Governor, state and county political of ficials, and listen to them lec· ture on the ir various duties.

A dvl O r: Mi>s

President Vice President

S~~ George Eayres Budd y Suhosky

Treasurer

Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Reutter

Pat Mears Marie Villani

One of the most important functions of the school is the Student Council. The purpose of the Council is to develop cooperation, responsibility, loyalty, and leadership in the student body. It helps to promote cooperation between students, the faculty and the administration. There are various committees within the Council, such as: Handbook Committee, Finance Committee, Student Court, and the Publicity Committee. The Counci'l has active Hall and Cafeteria Patrols . Another important project of the Council is the School Store. The President and four other representatives attended a State Conference at Rutgers University. They received many new ideas which they used in our own council. Advisors: Robert Fra me and John Cameron

1to this so足 ee. A very

~~~ President _. _ Vice President

Karen Cornelius Meleta Ruth

Secre tary Treasurer

Mary Demsey Sylvia Kennet

Students who are interested in books and library work form the Library Council. They try to develop interest in library work as a vocation. These students are assistants to the Librarian during their free periods. The counci l provides service for teachers and students, and they help to make the library attractive, efficient and quiet. This year the council ha s done the mammoth job of helping to order and catalog approximately $7,000 worth of books . Advisor: ilAiss Cogdell

Accompanists: Patricia Huhn and Martha Neary Sponsor: Mr. Opl'hof

The Chorus sings in school assemblies, Christmas and spring concerts and outside-of-school programs.

Bob Simpson, Bill Sups ie, J im Short , J erry Mooney.

The Barbershop Quartet is a select group chosen to sing close harmony.

Martha Neary, Kathy Morris, Ginny lang , June Carlton.

The Beauty-Shopaires consists of four girls chosen to sing the female counter-part to the barbershop close harmony .

The Regionnaires is a junior high school group singing close harmony.

Accompanist: Martha Neary

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The purpose of the vocal activities is to develop a pleasing singing voice as a means of self-expression, and to acquaint students with a large repertoire of good choral music. Director: Mr. Opt'Hof

fU, Carlto n.

lirls chosen oa rbershop

~aHd The Marching Band , in their new garnet and white uniforms, provided thrilling half-time formations at our football games. This group also provided music at the school assemblies and at the Chri stmas and Spring Con certs. Director: Mr. Shotwell

President Vice Presiden t

David Gant Larry Colv in

In this club students have a chance to put their imilginations into wood.

President

The chief function of this club is to build and con足 struct scenery for functions of the school. Advisor: Mr . Ma cintosh

Advisor: Mr. Macintosh

Senior study of sure of an

Hewlett, Advisor: Mr

President Vice President Secretary

Tr eas ure r Adv iso r: Mr. Whalen

Tom Flitcroft Mike Heffernan Mike Mahon ey J ack Snow

This is a club in which students can design and create their own iewelry.

Advisor: Mr. Reilly

f1~

Sde«ee etJ.

The Junior Science club offers student s of the Junior High level the opp'ortunity to experiment, enabling them to prepare for the future . Advisor: Mr. McGa tha

Bill

Davis

Sde«ee

etJ

I and con Senior Science Club provides a more advanced study of the Sciences. Any club day we can be sure of seei ng its members working carefully on an

experiment.

The

officers

include

Harry

Hewlett, President. Advisor: Mr. Ward

S~StMe School Store is a non-profit organization with the sale purpose of furni shing students with the supplies they need for class work as well as with snacks for after-school refreshment.

The man

agers are Ethel MacNamara and Carol Walker. Advisors: Mrs. Wh ite. Mr. Matthews

9nd create

a足 t t 4. Gail Bonhag ___ Denise Valls

President Vice President

Secretary Advisor _ _

Olivia Vischia Miss Degenhardt

The first undertaking of the Club was a skit portraying the Christmas Season. After that came the performance of a three-act play, "Onions in the Stew." Long will we remember those endless rehearsals . . . trying to memo足 rize our lines .. . that discouraging dress rehearsal. As a reward for their untiring work the club and cast went to New York to a Broadway show and a radio and TV show.

Editor Assistant Edi! Secretary Sports Editor

The goa people in 1 ing and e include w

PLAY CAST LEADS _ _ _ Judy Short

Betty MacDonald _ __ . ___ ______Terry Farley

Don MacDonald Anne ___ _ __ Pat Francis _____ . Denise Valls Joan Student Director _ __ __ __ ._._ . Gail Bonhag

Advisor: Mr. S STAGE LIGHTING

V ice President President .

TROPICAL FISH

Jay Cornelius __ Bill Cowdrick

S~fl~ ~ Co·Editors

Ethel McNamara Pat Stanziano

This club writes stories about school life for the school news section of the Asbury

Park Press. This editioi1 appears weekly . Mr. Cleary of the Press gives lectures from time to time on the correct way to write

articles.

Advisor: Mrs. Gelzer

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f1eudMf1~ Editor Assistant Editor

Secretary Sports Editor

, __ ... __.. _. Joanne MacDevitt Joe Pinelli Betsy Wilberscheid William Heins

The goal of this club is to train young people in the methods of recognizing, writ ing and editing a news story_ The activities include writing stories for the Shoreline News in Seaside Park every week. Advisor: Mr. Snow aay Cornelius Bill Cowdrick

&~ SetI--;:?tefp English self-help is what its name im plies. Any person in grades 9 through 12 who has problems in English is invited to join. Being a member of this group enables these persons to receive individual attention in the solving of their problems. Unlike an English course, only the problems of the group are discussed. Visual aids are a great help to the group. Advisor: Mr. Marshall

Pre sident

Jo a nne Nowicki Vice Pres ide nt Sandy Rob inso n Se cretary-Treasure r Edith Brinster

The main objective of the French CI ub is to learn and understand French cui ture and development. Decorations representing the actual French environ ment are prepared by the club and displayed for the benefit of the French stu dents. A French movie seen in New York City was the interesting field trip sched uled for the club this year. A dv isor: Miss Ke ll e y

Giving art experiences to students who would not or dinarily receive it is the slo gan of the Art Club here at Central. One can feel free to express his feelings in the art field as he pleases, once he becomes a member of this club. All is not just self-beneficial, however, because the gals and fellows help out with any of the plans for art dis plays needed around our school. Advisor: Mr. Foste r

g'~' L~'etJ Pre sident V ice Preside nt Se cre lary

Ray Roe Bud dy Su ho s key J oh n Bitte nbinde r Ch a rl es Seipel

Treas ure r

jective of is to learn ~rench cul elo pment. Ipresent ing h env i ron I ed by the ed for the :rench stu

The members of the Boys ' Leaders' Club learn advanced techniques of the sports skills, and are tra ined to assume the re sponsibility of leadersh i p in their gym cla sses . A dviso r: Mr . Braun

novie seen y was the p sched this year .

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Presiden t Vice Pres ide nt Sec reta ry

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Ba rb a ra W illenbe rg Ma ri ly n Me scoe .'. Carol W alke r . Do nn a Ge lli er

Treas ure r

The Girls' Leaders' Club is organized for the purpose of instructing and or ganizing girls' gym classes and after school activities . They were hostesses to a Play Day to which ne ighboring schools were invited . A dviso r: Miss Bopp

~etJ

The Golf Club has been established or experienced golfers this year. They have worked on a program for next year's golf beginners . Eventually they ex pect to become entrants in the Shore Confe ren ce Golf League . Advisor: Mr. Brau n

The purpose of this club is to promote an in terest in the medical profession, especially nurs ing. President Vice President Recording Secreta ry Correspo nding Secretary Treasurer Advisor • _ __

Sandy Gant Judy Short Beverly Allen Valentine Tawlu Marie Villani Mrs. Heimbold

Senior Bodine ar equipmen to teache course.

This club has two goals. One is to promote international good will and the other is to further interest in Home Economics. President Vice Pre sident Secretary Treasurer Advisor

A dv ;sor: Mr.

Arlene Wendolowski Pat Falkenburg Melba Carnahan _ _ _ _ .. Ann Puccerella Mrs. Butler

Wholesome individual and group recreation is encouraged by home-centered projects in this club. Adv isor: Mrs. Blanchard

Skillful to all sen tivity peri boards. Ad visor: Mrs

The members of this club are afforded the op portunity of studying the requirements and ad vantages of the teaching profession. Speakers and films, related to the profession, comprise their program, and planned visits to near-by colleges are made.

Advisor: Mrs. Fairfield

,te an in ally nurs-

Sandy Gant Judy Short verly Allen Ilt ine Tawlu larie Villani I Heimbold

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Junior high school girls receive helpful hints on

Senior high students under the direction of Thomas Bodine are taught the fundamentals of running mov ie equipment. The members of this club are a great aid to teachers by showing films used to illustrate their

dress, make-up, hair, and manners. One of the main objecti v es of the club is to conduct a Fashion Show in the spring .

course.

Adv isor: Miss O' Bri an

Adv iso r: Mr. Bodine

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rcreation

Skillful instruction on the game of Ches s is given

The purpose of this club is to instruct junior high

[s in thi s

to all senior high students interested. During the ac tivity periods, me m bers battle it out over the chess boards .

students in the proper way to operate motion picture equipment.

Adviso r: Mrs. Ga rne r

Advisor: Mr. Sep tor

The Social Dancing Club is new this year and is one of the largest and most popu lar clubs in the school. tv.,iss Irene Kelley is the instructor, and Miss Bl ake and SOme of the students act as assistant instructors under Miss Kelley's leadership. The students are taught such dances as the Stroll, Cha Cha, and the Bop.

The Knitting Club is in its second year under the guidance of Mrs. Auleen Barca low. The girls lea rn to work with yarn and various size needles. They also learn to purl stitch and do fancy work. The club is popular among Fresh men and the Seventh and Eighth grade girls.

The Need le Craft Club is sponsored by Mrs. Giirner. The students bring in their own work, and they learn to crochet, embroider, and sew. Th e Preside nt is Rhoda Douglas; Vice Pre sident is Eileen Turner; and Secretary-Treasurer is Barbara Den na man.

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THOMAS A. MATHIS INC. 1

231 Main Street

TOMS RIVER, NEW JERS'EY Real Estate

Insurance

SPECIALIZING IN SURETY BONDS

PHONE TOMS RIVER

8-1100

8-110 '1

Compliments

HOLMES' BOAT WORKS

Bay Avenue

ART'S

Forked River

ARTIES MARKET

TED FRENCH

Station Drive

Opposite Yacht Basin

Forked River

Route 9, Forked River

HAMILTON GARAGE ERNST G. OTTOSON, Prop.

Tires~Batteries~Greasing~W ashing

BARNEYS GULF SERVICE LAURELTON, N. J.

ALFRED G. S,I GN ENTERPRISES

FRANCIS X. HALLIGAN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST

Compliments

19 Main Street

Toms River, N. J.

WILBERT J. MARTIN, JR.

Phone T. R. 8-03 14

SHEPPARD'S

M& R

General Store

CON FECTION ERS

Route 9

Bayville, N. J.

Toms River, New Jersey

Compliments of

GRENANDERS JEWELERS

COLONINGER'S

Watchmakers-Silversmiths

Cape Breton, N. J.

Since 1922

TW. 2-9775

58 Washington Street

Toms River

'RELIABLE TIRE SERVICE Bus, Truck, and Automobille Tire Sales and Service

WATER STREET

TOMS RIVER, N. Y.

THE YOUNG FOLKS CHILDREN'S

MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE

SHOPPE

32 Washington St., Toms River

Home of Name Brands Sizes 0-1,4

The Finest in Beauty Care

16 Washington St.

Toms River

T.R.8-0311

W. T. GRANT CO.

CHARNEYS

26 Main Street

Main Street

Toms River, N. J.

Toms River

BEllS

C&W

Main Street

Toms River

KARL'S

Compliments of

YE OLDE GRAYHOUND INN Doc Hunters and Fishermen

THE GIRLS-FLORI'STS Breton Woods, N. J.

Myrtle 3-3841

LEWIS BOAT SALES

Compliments

At Circle

Route 70

Laurelton

MR. AND MRS. J. MILES DECAMP

B & B STO-RES, INC. SEASIDE PARK, NEW JERSEY

Famous Brands of Men, Women and Children's Apparel! Hardware, Houseware Complete Drug and Prescription Service

LAWRENCE LEHMAN REG.P.H.

B & B Means "Better Buys" Compliments of

Compliments of

DAVE'S

SUMNER PHARMACY

Compliments of

FRIENDLY FURNITURE CO.

DIRKIN'S Seaside Heights

Rt. 9, Bayville, N. J. Unique Furniture-Lamps-Gifts Open-Sundays-Evenings

FORKED RIVER LAUNDERETTE FORKED RIVER

AND DRY CLEANING

FOOD MARKET

'Route Delivery

Mike Redick

Myrtle 3-2191

BAVELAAR'S GIFT SHOP

Compliments of

Gifts of Dinstinction 23 Wash. St.

Toms River

T.R. 8-2502

FRIEND

Compliments of

KOLLERS MEAT MARKET Groceries

TOWNE FABRICS DECORATORS

7 Water St., Toms River

17 E. Water St., Toms River, N. J.

Phone 8-0458

For Good Taste In Home Furnishing

I tis

SEASIDE FURNITURE SHOPS w.

Central at Hamilton Aves.

SEASIDE HEIGHTS Lacey Road at Route 9 Forked River

DREXEL-PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE BAUMRITIER

WILLIAM CODY

JACK'S MARKET

Plumbing and Heating-Contractor Alterations, New Work, Finance Plan Drum Point Rd., Osbornville, N. J. Twinbrook 2-3221

Meats-Vegetables Hooper Ave. OSBORNVILLE, N. J.

Compliments of

BRETON WOODS PHARMACY

COLONY MARKET

Breton Woods, N. J.

Mantoloking Rd., Breton Woods

Philip Sachs, R.P.-Lawrence Dunke, R.P.

ADLO F. MARCH ETTI-Prop.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF TOMS RiVER. N. J.

MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31, 1957 RESOURCES

Cash on hand and in banks _____________ .-_________________________________________________________ $ 5,644,007.32

U.S. Government Bonds ____________________________________________________________________________ 6,964,862.00

Municipal Bonds ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 6,599,200.55

Public Utilities, R. R., Industrial and other bonds ____________________________________ NONE

798,664.22 F.H.A. Notes and Mortgages ____________________________________________________________________ Loans and Oiscounts ____________________________________________________________________________________ 20,099,531.19 Veterans Home and Business Loans ____________________________________________________________ 1,431,107.47 Federal Reserve Bank Stock ________________________________________________________________________ 86,400.00 Four Other Stocks ________________________________________________________________________________________ 4_00 Four Banking Houses ____________________________________________________________________________________ 606,174.25 148,689.87 Furniture and IFixtures _____________________________________________________________________________ __ Other Real Estate (Seven Parcels) ________________________________________________________________ 8,041.65 Other Assets ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14,353.60 $42,40 1,036.12 LlABIUTIES Common Capital Stoc1k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 930,000.00

Surplus... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ..... 1,950,000.00

Undivided Profits ..... . .._.. .......... 756,382.85

Total Capital Funds _________..__________________________________________________________________________$ 3,636,382.85 Reserves ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 317,626_36 Deposits ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 38,447,026.91 $42,401,036.12

3% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TRUST FUNDS ... $3,922,737.60 Main Offlce: 40 MAIN STREET, TOMS RIVER, N. J. Branch Offices: Corner Boulevard and Webster Ave., Seaside Heights, N. J. Union Avenue, Lakehurst, N. J. West Bay Street and Railroad Ave., Barnegat, N. J.

Cor. Rt. 35 and New Brunswick Ave., Ocean Beach, N. J.

Compliments of the

STUDENT COUNCIL and the STUDENT BODY

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS

President ______ .......................................................... GEORGE EAYRES

Vice President _.._.............................................._BUDDY SUHOSKEY

Recording Secretary .................___............................_......_PAT MEARS

Corresponding Secretary _..._.._. _............___ .._...____..... MARIE VILLANI

Treasurer _................................................................... DOT REUTIER

JOE'S VARIETY MARKET BAYVILLE Toms River 8-1437JI

Phone

Everything for the Athlete, Sportsman and Hobbyist

FORKED RIVER OIL SERVICE

RED NICHOLS' SPORT SHOP, INC. 500 Arnold Avenue, Point Pleasant "To Stay Ahead-See Red" TW2-4560

NATIONAL PRODUCE, INC. NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY

Fuel Oil

Kerosene

Oil Burner Service

Produce for Home and Institution SANDOW'S ESSO STATION State Yacht Basin

E. L. SPRAGUE

FORKED RIVER Phone MYrtle 3-4451

FORKED RIVER, NEW JERSEY HY3-383I

DEE'S BEAUTY SALON S. HAYDU & SONS, INC.

PINE BEACH

SEVENTH and ATKINS AVENUES

Neptune Meat and Meat Products PHONE

PRospect 5-4100

TAYLOR'S STORE Lacey Road FORKED RIVER

MYrtle 3-2250

FORKED RIVER GENERAL STORE CHARLES A. TRELOAR, SR.

Main Street and Bay Avenue

& CO.

FORKED RIVER

Lumber and Millwork Sas'h-Doors-Screens-Cabinets Moulding-Trim

MYrtle 3-4271

FORKED RIVER, N. J.

MYrtle 3-4541

GEORGE NEWALL Builder LAURELTON

NEW JERSEY

BAYVILLE HARDWARE STORE Route 9 BAYVILLE

Pat Cagney is "trying out" some of the goods that are sold in ROE'S HARDWARE STORE on Route 9, Bayville, New Jersey.

Good Luck to the Senior Class From the

SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: CAROL HEBLER _____________________________ _________________________________________________________ President SHARON APPLEGATE _______________________________________________________________________ Vice President PAT LYONS________________________________________________________________________________________________ Treasurer SANDRA KUNTZ. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Secretary LEO WHALEN, J R. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Advisor

PATRONS

Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce W. Beggs Jr. Miss Ann Marie Blake Mr. and Mrs. H. George Brauer Charles Brinster Madeline Brinster Richard Brinster Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Brown Fred Brzozowski Mrs. F. S. Brzozowski Mr. F. S. Brozozowski Lillian J. Cagney Mary L. Cagney Tim Cagney Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Corl Mrs. Ruth F. Cole Mr. and Mrs. L. Csicseri Mr. and Mrs. William Emmer Victor G. Katen Laird's Market Mr. and Mrs. L. Zonkle

R. J. Korman Esso Service A/3C Kenneth Kim Mr. and Mrs. William 'Kubeck Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mason Alice Melchione Ernest Melchione Ernest Melchione Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mescoe Mi'ss Vicki Jo Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Morse Robert R. Newall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richel Mrs. Anna M. Snively Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Thompson Mrs. Ruth Walker Sun Ray Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. R. Aversa Lorraine, Gail and Arlene

Sandy and Pat join forces in shopping for garden supplies at BOCK'S SUPPLY STORE in Forked River. Bock's have the best in household hardware, paints, and garden supplies.

IBest Wishes to the Senior Cass From the

FRESHMAN CLASS President . ............. _.. ....

..•. _

.. _. JUDY SHAW

Vice President .._... _..._ .. .. _ .. _._ . _.

PAT FOLEY

Secretary . . .. .._. _....... .__ ..

._ . GAIL PELLINGER

Treasurer .........................

BETTIE LOU WITTENBERG

Good Luck, Seniors

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS President ____.....__ .....___________________________ .______ ...._. __ ._. ________ ..____ .____ .___ BILL RICHARDSON Vice President ___________ ._______ .____ ._______________________ _._____________ ..___________ ._ .. BEVERLY TIMM Secretary ___ ._____ ._ .........................._...__ ._ ........._.._._ .._.._____ .. JOAN WALENCIKOWSKI Treasurer ......__ ...._._..._.....___ .._..__ ........_........._.._.._..______ .__ ..____ .__ .________ LEN LUDOVICO

Best of Luck, Seniors!

THE JUNIOR CLASS President .___ .._._._._._........__ ..................__ .__ ....____..._______ ...._. ___ ..._....._.._..._ RON JANSEN Vice President __ ..........._..___ ....___ ._........_____ ....__ ._........_...._..__ ._. __ ............ KEN XIQUES Secretary ___ .____ .__.__ ....._....___________ ..._..___ ...._______ .___ .___ .____ .___________ .... DANIELLE FOLEY Treasurer __ .._______ ..__ ..___ .______ .__ ........_...__..._____ ..._________________________ .... ROGER KENNETT

Compliments of the

BOARD OF EDUCATION

CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

The members of the Yearbook staff would like to thank all those people who made the 1958 Eagle a success. To the many advertisers and patrons who took advertising space, the administration, the faculty members, underclassmen, parents, and all others who in some way helped to put this book together, we say especially a hearty thanks and our extreme gratitude.

THE 1958 EAGLE STAFF

Firsr row: Jim Snively, Bill Supsie, Diane Timm, DOHy Reuter, Pa r Stanziano, George Reed. Seco nd row: linda Ba rkalow, Warren Michell , Sandra Whiting, Joan Dennis, M. E. Cora l, Fran k Parks, Den is Va lls . Th ird row: Ray Roe , Charlie Seipel, Kathy Morris, Fran Pat rizio, Pat Cagney, M. Br is ter, Jul ie Csicser i, Carol Scheyde r. Fourr h row: J oan Canose , Pat Huhn, John BiHenbinde r, Mari ly n Mescoe , Larry W ay, Barba ra WiHenberg, Jo an Petrovich, June Lennon. Fifrh row: Je sse Newall, Louise Gigl io, BMbara Foley, Bill Dav is, Martha Neary, To m Danmeie r, Judy Alonzo, Lorraine Aversa, Dot Ferber.