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" Thou, too, sail on, O Ship of State!Sail on, O Union; strong and great!Humanity with all its fears,With all the hopes of future years,Is hanging breathless on thy fate!”

H ell broke loose in our senior year, thus making our graduation an event not oflocal interest as those in the past, but one of national importance. W e are rising youngAmericans. W e are the young men who w ill stand behind the guns, the workers whow ill win the war of production, the statesmen w ho will create the peace of the future.The theme of this book, therefore, is a patriotic one w hich the history of our timesseems to dictate.But we, the class of ’42, do not look back upon our school life as the patrioticduty into w hich it has developed; for in training us well for our part in the future,it has given us many good times. W e cherish many memories o f our school days. W eremember our long assignments; we hear again the lengthy debates; we recall our runningfor buses to reach school on time; but much more vividly do we remember thepleasures and the friendships of those carefree school days, the happiest years of ourlives. We shall not easily forget those days, the school, our friends. Too, we shallremember w ell the beautiful campus in its fall coat of orange, under its winter blanketof w hite, and in its spring dress of green; but that these and many other memories, sodear to us, may live-Ipng-ynto ^he future, we shall record them , for all, in this, our1942 "West-.O'-'Ranger.”

\jtdtca^io 7iIt is not often that students in perfect sincerity express their great liking for ateacher, but that is how we feel toward our Spanish instructor. Perhaps the reason welike her so much is that we feel that she in turn likes us.w ithout a cheerful smile.We have never seen herA lw ays w illing to help, she takes charge o f some o f thedetails o f our graduation, presents a Spanish play, her great yearly achievem ent, andstill finds time for travel, reading, and such sports as golfing and bowling.Perhapsthese interests are her magic formula for keeping as young as her students. W hateverit is, we know that she w ill never let us down. Therefore, though we may not knowhow to say it in Spanish, we dedicate our Yearbook to you, Miss Eaton; and w ith it,our deepest affection.

8PERSONNELSCHOOL LIFE

T h ere’s nothing like basketball, football, and gymT o keep the boyish young figure in trim .Activities ^ 161T o keep as busy as the bees, tra-la,W e join clubs, band, et cetera.ATHLETICSACTIVITIES9

L / jE have no words to fell of what our country means to us. And words couldnever express the feeling we bear for our school. It has given us some happiness, somedespair, a great deal of work, and a way to live. A thousand people, working together,each for himself, each for his school, have been instilled with the deepest meaning ofdemocracy.

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W e have been happy in our school. W e shall beglad to be graduated. Yes, the child longs to growup; b u t the m an looks back upon childhood as thehappiest days o f his life.

T he w orld is large; life can sometimes be too greatfor us to grasp its meaning. B ut through it all weshall rem em ber one peaceful spot w here first welearned to live— our school.

T he m any happy hours spent upon the lovelycam pus of our school will form for us in troubleddays to come a rich background of peace.

T hro u g h these doors enter not only the students,but also such things as Friendship, and Fun, andH ard W ork, and the quiet joy of Achievem ent.

he Ship of State will never wreck upon the reefs so long as there are pilots to steerher aright in the long course that she must run. That her captain, her crew, may neverfail her is in part our responsibility; for the future pilots of the nation are the youths oftoday. The young people of our school, guided in the channels of democracy by ourprincipal, our faculty, our board of education, will some day themselves take part inguiding our country. They are the leaders of Tomorrow— the future of America.

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" Sail forth into the sea, O Ship!Through wind and wave, right onward steer!”

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THE SHIP’S MASTERSeldom, indeed, are the occasions on which we seeour superintendent, Mr. Strong. Aside from his alltoo rare appearances in assembly, we hear from himonly indirectly— an unexpected holiday has beengranted to us, a rainy morning has made it impossibleto have school, or sugar rationing means a weekof half sessions for us. Yet Mr. Strong is an integralpart of our West Orange Schools. He it is who attendsto the thousand and one details and problemsarising not only in our school, but also in the grammarand junior high schools. In spite of the manydemands on his time, he is an ardent rooter at allWest Orange football games, cheering the touchdownsand sighing at the failures. Interested in thewelfare of all of us, both individually and collectively,Mr. Strong receives our wholewearted admirationand respect.22

FREDERICK WILLIAMREIMHERRBorn in W aterford, New York, November 19, 1884. Attended the public schoolsof his native community and was graduated from Waterford High School in June, 1902.Taught a rural one-room school during the school year 1902-1903. A fter four years, hewas graduated from Colgate College in June, 1907. From September, 1907, to June,1918, he was principal of the High School in Waterbury, Vermont. Through extensioncourses at Teachers’ College, Columbia University, he won his M.A. degree.He is a member of the Congregational Church, a charter member of the SchoolMasters’ Club of New Jersey, and a member of the New Jersey Council of Education.Regarded not only as our principal but also as our friend, Mr. Reimherr, patient,sincere, and understanding, is a haven for worried students.24

JESSE I. TAYLORBorn in Galena, Maryland, December 5, 1900. A t­tended the public schools of Kent County, Maryland,and the Wesley Collegiate Institute, Dover, Delaware,from which he was graduated in June, 1919. In June,1923, he was graduated from Wesleyan University,Middletown, Connecticut. From September, 1923, toJune, 1926, he was teacher of mathematics and coachof athletics at the high school, Islip, New York. FromSeptember, 1926, to June, 1938, he served as teacherof chemistry in the West Orange High School andsince September, 1938, as vice-principal. He studiedcourses in School Administration at Teachers’ College,Columbia University, from which he holds the M.A.degree. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi, a nationalfraternity.His sympathetic and wise counsel is a constantbulwark for all those who seek it.

M r. M ecke, M r. M urray, M r. R inehart,M r. B arry, M r. Strong, M r. W olff, M rs.G uinn.THE SHIPWRIGHTSHerbert Barry .................................................................................. Course of Study and TrainingClifford O ’Neill ............................................................................................ Buildings and GroundsMrs. Chester Guinn ...................................................................... Superiors, Principals, TeachersWilliam J. Murray .................................................................... Health, Physical Ed., AthleticsHenry E. Mecke ......................................................................... Finance, Contracts, and SuppliesM r. J. CollinsonCol. H . B arryCom . Irw inThe school system is like a ship with the Board of Education at its head as ship’smasters. Through our twelve years of training we have always felt the skillful, reliablehand of the Board at the helm.It is this board of five that must keep our ship, the school system, always preparedto meet the challenge of time, which tends always to make obsolete anything which doesnot advance with it.It is the Board of Education thatselects our faculty, provides for theerection and maintenance of ourschools, and sets the standards ofour education. As the years of ourvoyage have slipped past, their taskhas become more difficult; new demandshave been made upon themand new problems presented, all requiringnot only training, but alsoan unerring judgment and completeunderstanding of the situations asthey have arisen.We believe that the Board ofEducation has all these qualities;and, therefore, we leave our shipin their hands to be berthed safelyat the end of her trip.

THE BRIDGE FORCEO f all the rooms in the high school building, none is sofamiliar as the office, that little room to the left of the mainentrance. To some, it is a place to secure excuses for absences,tardiness, and dismissal; for others it is a place to be avoided,if possible, for it is here that we are sent for such trivialcrimes as being late to class, cutting a class, or taking a oneday’s vacation when the other students apparently know nothingof the holiday. We also go to this famous room for allkinds of questions to which Miss Heslin and Miss Danielspatiently give us the answers. They take messages from Mawho wants us to wear our rubbers, they type our applicationblanks, they probe our alibies and determine whether or notwe shall be sent to Mr. Reimherr or Mr. Taylor. To thesetwo patient, hard-working individuals we owe many thanks.MISS G O U L DMISS H E S L INMISS D A N IELSMISS G O U L DM R . R E IM H E R RMISS H E S L IN27

T H E L M A V. A LL ENOberlin College, A.B.(F rench)E A R L E W . MARNESMonmouth College, B.S.(M usic)Columbia U niversity, M.A.Monmouth Conservatory ofMusic, B.M.M r. Lawrenceand C u rly liked th a tplay.SHOREE L I.E N B E N D E REast Stroudsburg, Pa.(M athem atics)State Normal SchoolRutgers U niversityB.S., M .E.JE N N IN G S B U T T E R F IE L D(M usic)Columbia Teachers CollegeNew York U niversityM ozarteum, Salzburg, A ustriaR O B E R T C. CA LLA R DSpringfie field U niversity, B .P.E.(^Physical (P hj Education)REN A E. CA SEBattle Creek College(Physical Education)U niversity of^ M ichigan, B.S.New York U niversity. M.A.K A T H A R IN E F. B L IS SM t. Holyoke College, A.B.(U . S. H istory)L E IG H W . B LU M EROshkosh State Teachers’College (U . S. H istory)Columbia U niversityB.S., M.A.28ED M U N D EA STW O O DRhode Island State CollegeB.S. (Biology)Columbia U niversity, M.A.M A R G A R ET E. EATO NNew York State Teachers’College, A.B.(Spanish)H A Y D EN E V A N SGrove City College, B.S.C.(Business A dm inistration)M ontclair State Teachers’College, M.A.

NO RA C. EV A N SRider College, B.C.S.(Commercial)M E R L IN J. F IN C HBuffalo State Teachers’College (Shop)R utgers, B .o.POLICEMiss H annes bringsBroadw ay toW est O rangeR U T H E. G O O D Y EA RDickinson College, A.B.(English)Columbia U niversity, M .A.JA N E A. H IL S O NOberlin College, A.B.(English)Columbia U niversity, M .A.H E N R Y B. H U S E L T O NLafayette College, M .S.(Physics)FA Y E E. K A R N E SU niversity of Kansas, A.B.(Commercial)New York U niversity, M .A.M A R G A R ET A. H A N N E ST rinity College, A.B.(English and French)Cornell U niversity, M.A.M YRON H E A D IN G T O NBowling Green U niversityB.S. (Biology)Columbia U niversity, M .A.A L F R E D C. L A W R E N C ENew Jersey State Teachers’College. B.S.(Physical Education andPhysiography)A N D R E A M A N L EYNew Jersey College forWomen, A.B.R utgers U niversity, M .A.(German and English)V IO L E T T E M cC LO SK EYSyracuse L^niversity, A.B.(English)Columbia U niversity, M .A. 29

S A M U E L A. M EY ERLebanon Valley College, A.B.( M athematics)Columbia U niversity, M.A.D O RO TH Y T. NOCKV assar College, A.B.(L atin)New York U niversity, M .A.D O R O TH Y N U SSB A U MState College, W ashingtonA.B. (Physiography)M r. Smock gets tied up.IM ARCUS G. R A N K INGrove City College, B.S.C.(U . S. H istory)M A R G A R ET RUSBYNew Jersey College forW omen, B.S.(Hom e Economics)L O U IS E H. SE A M A NSouthwestern State Teachers’College of Oklahoma, A.B.Columbia U niversity, M.A.(English, Spanish)W A L T E R PA T T E R SO NU niversity of N orth CarolinaA.B. (English)New York State College forTeachers, M .A.B EU LA H A. PE C K H A MU niversity of MissouriA.B., B.S.Columbia U niversity, M.A.(M odern H istory)30M A R SH A L L P. S M IT HH arvard U niversity, A.B.(Economics)Columbia U niversity, M.A.W IL L IA M SM OCKRutgers U niversity, B.S.(M echanical Drawing)H A Z E L E. STO CK M A NNew Jersey College forWomen, B.A.R utgers U niversity, M .Ed.(L ibrarian)

JE S S E I. TA Y LO RW esleyan U niversity, B.S.(A ssistant Principal)Columbia U niversity. M.A.( M athematics)A R N E R L. T E R W I L L IG E RColgate U niversity, B.S.(Chem istry)M r. Law rencc Knows.A T W E L L T H O M A SLafayette College, A.B.(English)Cornell U niversity, M.A.T H E L M A O.W E IS S E N BOR XAllegheny College, A.B.(English)H A RRY W E N N E RBucknell U niversity, B.S.(Physiography, U. S. H istory)E T H E L G. W IL S O NW est Virginia W esleyanA.B. (E nglish)Columbia U niversity, M.A.W E N D E L L W . W EA RPennsylvania State CollegeB.S. (Sociology)W. DONALD W A L L IN GUnion College. A.B.(M athem atics)Teachers CollegeColumbia U niversity, A.M .R U TH W O E L F L EW aynesburg College, A.E.(E nglish)A L IC E D. W R IG G IN SNew Jersey College forWomen, B.S.(Home Economics) 31

Far rig h t: M r. W enner and M r. W ear.C ircle: M r. Terw illiger.M r. M eyerM r. FinchTeachers must play and often do. Mr.Terwilliger probably does so "when there isa day off on account of too much sun” toquote the honorable punster. The freckles onMiss Eaton’s face are as numerous as thoseof her caddy— she is a golf addict, you know.Sliding a slide rule to and fro just can’t beenough exercise for Mr. Meyer; so we recommendthat he join Mr. Wenner and Mr. Wearin a rousing game of football. Miss Manley’svacations are renowned; she is a wonderfulsport! She would probably be very glad to"ump” that little game for the boys. Aftera hectic day in the shop, Mr. Finch, we prescribean easy chair for you; and to the restof our teachers we grant shore leave. Weknow you like half-days, too-

M R. W A L L IN GActiveDuty"Battle Stations!” rang thecry aboard the good ship Democracy;and the men of hercrew left their work to man herguns and repel the foe. Two of themleft their desks at W.O.H.S. Mr. Rankinand Mr. Walling contributed much to ourschool lives; now they offer all they have toour national life. Forgotten, temporarily, are allthe details that made up their lives as teachers—the involved explanations of intricate geometric theories,the driving excitement of training a crackbaseball team, the laws and treaties of by-gone days.Today, their time is taken up with learning insteadof teaching, discovering the complications of riflesand machine guns instead of revealing the secrets ofthe Pythagorean Theory, with doing push-ups anddeep knee bends instead of counting for them, withreceiving orders instead of giving them. Good naturedMr. Walling, "Prof” to his "pets,” and quick-wittedMr. Rankin, "Mayor Curlytop” to the Y.M.C.A.,have left gaps that can never be completely filled. Wemiss them; we salute them. God be with them.M R. R A N K IN35

H E Seniors have traveled a long road. It has been, till now a narrow w indingroad, branching out into tin y paths, and fu ll o f secret, hidden spots where fu n andfriendship beckoned. N o w w e have reached the turnpost where the road swells into thebroad highw ay o f Life. B ut before we go on, we pause to cast a w istfu l backward glanceat the w ay w e have traveled; and we think fo r a m om ent o f the happiness we have had,and o f the m any friends w ho have followed other paths and other roads.

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A *IO ffi cers presentIII afterthe most important group in the high school are the seniors—in our own eyes, perhaps; but also (or so we fondly believe)This is that we are superior in many ways to the undernotyet grown up. Ask any senior. That we ourselves wereis best forgotten, or at least remembered with tolerantwe did accomplish things then that we are still proud of.debate, for instance, in which Danny Kram, then amade the grade as best speaker. Then came our juniorByrne, our future senator, made such a hit . . . and weat our Junior Prom. . . . Oh, and we did manage to pass EnglishAnd now we are in our senior year, a year flowing over with more

the Senior Classfun than we’ve ever had before, more hard work, more real achievement. Therewas the Senior Play . . . the senior debate . . . the Junior Prom (we hate toadmit it, but it was as good as ours) . . . the scramble of publishing a yearbook. . . finally, graduation . . . the Senior Farewell. It has been a busyyear, but one we shall always remember; for it has been a year shiningwith a sw ift happiness that never again will come to us in quite thesame way.But in between our many activities we found time to elect ourofficers, whom we consider the most superior of all the superior seniors.We could not help electing for president Brendon Byrne. Withhis ability to make thundering speeches of which even a congressmancould be proud, it seems only fitting that Brendon should take some partin our class government. He is one of the best-known boys in the schoolsince, besides being president of his class, he is president of the AssemblyCouncil, has taken part in all of our debates, was in the Spanish Clubplay, and played an important role in the Senior Play. We have heard „ , „r 1 t i . . . . T, , ' , . , . Brendon Byrnerumors that he intends to go into politics. Ir that is so, his duties assenior president should be fine practice for him.Our vice-president is another celebrity— Dick ("Lamp”) Wagner.He is that rarity, a person who not only is in the topmost part of hisclass scholastically, but is also one of our best-liked athletic stars. And,to top it off, he was voted one of the most good-looking of the seniorboys. All this, and chosen vice-president too! But no wonder.Our popular secretary is Martin Bross. Well-liked among his fellowstudents,he was chosen for his friendly smile and his willingness to helpwherever he is needed. He has gone in for both football and basketball,as well as kept up a good scholastic record. Most important, he hassteadily made himself a host of friends throughout all his years inhigh school, as he has proved by becoming secretary of the senior class.And behold! We have another woman as treasurer— Alice Hart—which proves this is not entirely a man’s world. We have done well inelecting Alice, if we do say so ourselves; for she is one of the sweetestand friendliness girls in the school. She is always ready to lend a helpinghand, one of the reasons why we like her so— and why we chose herfor our treasurer.And there are our officers. Don’t you agree that they are superior?Ed. Sterns, Kay Landers, D ick W agnerK ay Landers, H elen Clasen

ROBERT ACKERMAN“ A ck”"Let me sleep on, and donot wake me yet.”N oted For: H is big coonskinhatU sually Seen: W ith BobSecret A m bition: T o get o u t ofschool as quickly as possibleW eakness: BlondesEDWARD ALBERT“ Ed”‘‘ If only they had left poorAdam’s ribs alone.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;Intcrclass Basketball II, III, IV.N oted For: His w avy red hairU sually Seen: W ith A rtSecret A m bition: I t ’s a secretW eakness: Girls!THOMAS ALLERTON“ Tom”“ His worth is warrant forhis welcome.”N oted For: His sizeU sually Seen: In his "C h ev y ”Secrct A m bition: T o join theN avyW eakness: C hem istryRICHARD ANDERSON“ Andy”“ One of the quiet souls whoare the salt of the earth.”Band III, IV ; Interclass BaseballIII; Ju n io r V arsity FootballIV ; Senior D ram atics (StageC rew ) .N oted For: His " b u tc h ” haircutU sually Seen: Studying chem ­istrySecret A m bition: T o rememberto bring his trom bone to orchestrarehearsalW eakness: BonbonsJOHN BAILLIE“ Jack”“ Easy come, easy go.”N oted For: H is tall storiesU sually Seen: In the AcmeSecret A m bition: T o join theN avyW eakness: JalopiesHAROLD BELLACK“ Hal”“ Still water runs deep.”Interclass Baseball II; InterclassBasketball II.N oted For: H is quietnessU sually Seen: W ith R u thSccret A m bition: T o finish tellingabout his trip to W isconsinW eakness: R uthROLAND BELOTT“ Doc”“ Begone, dull care, begonefrom me!”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class III; G olf IV.N oted For: Being a swell guyU sually Seen: A round w ith theboysSecret A m bition: T o get a newcarW eakness: CarsRICHARD BETHEL“ Dick,” “ Beetle,” or “ Rich’*“ Why are you blushing,my little man?”Band IV ; Interclass Baseball II;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV ;O rchestra IV ; Senior D ram atics(T ick et Salesm an).N oted For: H is blonde hairU sually Seen: Everyw hereSecret A m bition: T o ow n hisow n "sw in g ” bandW eakness: "S w ing”40

PATSY BILOTTI“ Pat”“ I am silent, but I amcapable of great things.”N oted For: Being quietU sually Seen: In D ic k ’s carSecret A m bition: T o meet therig h t womanW eakness: SportsRAYMOND BLAKE“ Moe”“ Dark hair, laughing eyes;Irish through and through.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;Interclass Basketball III, IV;C aptain G ym Class II, IV ;T rack III, IV.N oted For: His slick blackhairU sually Seen: W ith the "Q uestionM arks”Secret A m bition: To have wavyhairW eakness: BlondesHENRY BODINE“ Hank”“ Don’t be backward incoming forward.”N oted For: "Setting them up"fo r AlecU sually Seen: Leaving school—b ut quick!Secret A m bition: T o tam e th a t"m op”W eakness: Do strong men haveweaknesses?CEORCE BORLASE“ Bo”“ Silence is the greatest artof conversation.”N oted For: His witU sually Seen: A t V incents’See ret A m bition: T o own a farmin IndianaW eakness: SkatingROBERT BOSSERT“ Bob”“ Great thoughts, like greatdeeds, need no trumpets.”Band II, III.N oted For: His com plicated" trig " answersU sually Seen: W ith KarlSecret A m bition: T o com pile adictionaryW eakness: A rgum ents! — A rg u ­ments!ROBERT BREIDENBACH“ Bob”“ Born a little shaver, and alittle shaver yet.”C aptain G ym Class IV ; C horusII, III; Senior D ram atics (T ic k ­et Salesm an).N oted For: His quietnessU sually Seen: Studying Englishduring lunch periodSecret A m bition: T o be an aviatorW eakness: JanetCHARLES BRENNAN“ Chally”“ It is safer to be meekthan fierce.”C aptain G ym Class IIJ; SeniorD ram atics (Stage C rew ).N oted For: D elivering his papersU sually Seen: O n Cobanc T e r­raceSecret A m bition: T o beat DotL am our selling Defense StampsW eakness: A certain blondeJOHN HERBERT BROMLEY“ Herb”“ No human thing is ofserious importance.”N oted For: His blushingU sually Seen: W ith "O sie"Secret A m bition: T o be g rad u ­atedW eakness: G irls, girls, and moregirls!41

V IR G IN IA ADAMS“ Ginny”“ We see her charming, butwe see not half her modestyconceals.”N oted For: H er platinum hairU sually Seen: W alking dow nC edar StreetSecret A m bition: T o capture"h im ’’W eakness: "Blue eyes”ANNABELLE ALEXANDER“ T w in k”“ Is she so quiet and demure?Maybe— but don’t be toosure!”A nnual Staff ( A r t ) ; C aptainG ym Class III; Glee C lub III,IV ; C horus III, IV ; Senior D ramatics (H ead U sh e r); SubscriptionCam paign IV.N oted For: H er sweetnessU sually Seen: W ith W andaSecret A m bition: T o be a com ­mercial artistW eakness: R. W .BERNICE ALFORD“ Barney”“ Why worry— nothing evercomes of it.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;Glee C lub III, IV ; C horus III,IV ; C hoir IV ; C lio IV.N oted For: H er likeable waySecret A m bition: T o be a babynurseU sually Seen: W ith “ little H a r­vey”W eakness: "P irate ”JEAN ALFORD“ Jeanie”“ Happiness was born atwin.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;C horus III, IV ; Glee C lub III,IV ; C hoir IV ; Soccer III.N oted For: H er even tem perU sually Seen: W ith "F eathers”Secret A m bition: T o be a veterinarianW eakness: DogsDORIS ALINGER“ Never worry; never hurry.”N oted For: H er shynessU sually Seen: StudyingSecret A m bition: T o get a jobW eakness: LivingstonRUTH ANDERSON“ Ruthie”“ Her voice is pleasing on ourear.”Glee C lub II; Subscription C am ­paign III.N oted For: H er sweet voiceU sually Seen: W ith the girlsSecret A m bition: T o be a nurseW eakness: T h e State of V irginiaJENNIE ARANEO“i”“ Neither careless, nor tooglad;Nor too studious, nor toosad.”Senior D ram atics (U s h e r); S tudentSecretary.N oted For: Incessant laughingU sually Seen: E ating cookiesSecret A m bition: T o be anarm y nurseW eakness: Blue eyesROSE ATTALLA“ Pam”“ A smiling f^fce and a trueheart are qualities to becherished.”C horus III, IV ; Glee C lub III,IV ; C hoir IV ; Senior D ram atics(U s h e r).N oted For: H er w ardrobeU sually Seen: A t the BroadwaySecret A m bition: T o be an aviatrixW eakness: Clothes

JEAN BABSON“ Bab”"The silence of pure innocencePersuades when speakingfails.”A nnual Staff ( A r t ) ; Band II,III, IV ; G irls’ Interclass BaseballII, III; C aptain G ym ClassIII, IV ; O rchestra II, III, IV;A ll-S tate O rchestra III, IV.N oted For: Being quietU sually Seen: W orrying about"Solid”Secret A m bition: T o be an artistW eakness: Le RoyMARJORIE BEAN“ Margie”"The most useless day of allis that in which we have notlaughed.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er blonde tressesU sually Seen: W alking on firstfloor w ith a certain cheerleaderSecret A m bition: T o be a professionalmodelW eakness: D ark haired ladsDOROTHY BALCOM“ Dot”"A good heart is better thanall the heads in the world. 'S ubscription Cam paign II, III.N oted For: H er clim bingU sually Seen: W ith D ot RikerSecret A m bition: T o catch theschool busW eakness: CharlesDORRIS BERLOW“ D itty ”"I love work; it fascinatesme.I could sit and look at itfor hours.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III; SeniorD ram atics (C a st).N oted For: Being Mabel in theSenior PlayU sually Seen: LaughingSecret A m bition: T o learn howto " jitte rb u g ”W eakness: A certain high schoolseniorSHIRLEY BALDW IN"Sherrie”"Though I’m always in haste,I’m never in a hurry.”A nnual Staff (Personalities E ditor,L iterary ); G irls’ InterclassBaseball III; G irls’ InterclassBasketball III; C aptain G ymClass III; French C lub III; PhiloIII, IV (S ecretary ); SeniorD ram atics (P rops, T ick et Salesma n ); Setuit Council III, IV;Subscription C am paign III; G irls’Soccer III; G irls’ Volley BallIII; C andy G irl IV.N oted For: Being everyw here atthe same tim eU sually Seen: T elling her dreamsSecrct A m bition: T o o u t-w riteK atherine BrushWeakness: Sailing!ANNALIESE BERNHARD“ A nn”"A strong and silent womanam I.”Glee C lub III, IV.N oted For: H er m arksU sually Seen: R ushing for abusSecret A m bition: T o be a secretaryW eakness: Mashed potatoesPHYLLIS BASSE"Peb” or "P h yl”"A penny for your thoughts.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III, IV;French C lub IV ; C horus III.N oted For: H er day dream ingU sually Seen: C ollecting m orningattendance slipsSecret A m bition: T o teach K indergartenW eakness: D etective storiesROSE BILOTTI"Silence and modesty arevery valuable.”C horus III, IV ; Glee C lub III,IV ; C hoir IV.N oted For: H er quietnessU sually Seen: W ith AlbaSecret A m bition: T o be a modelsecretaryW eakness: He lives in O range

44M ARTIN BROSS“ M arty”“ Sincere, energetic, capable,and well-liked.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball II, III, IV ;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV;Ju n io r Class President, SeniorClass Secretary; Ju n io r V arsityFootball II, III; Junior PromC om m ittee (C h a irm a n ); SubscriptionCam paign IV ; T rac kII, III, IV ; G uard of H onorIII.N oted For: His cute curlsU sually Seen: A t A bbotts’Secret A m bition: T o go steadyw ith o u t interferenceW eakness: AudreyROBERT BURY“ Boris”“ The answer to a maiden’sprayer.”C aptain G ym Class II; V arsityFootball III, IV ; Ju n io r V arsityFootball II; Ju n io r Prom C om ­m ittee III; T rack II, III, IV ;T um bling Team s II.N oted For: His drivingU sually Seen: In A bbotts’Secret A m bition: T o m arry arich girl!W eakness: *‘C y n ”W IL L IA M F. BYRNES“ tap*“ His duty called.”Interclass Baseball II; C aptainG ym Class II, IV.N oted For: W as it the Ford,C hevrolet, or Pontiac?U sually Seen: Playing volleyballSecret A m bition: T o join theCoast G uardW eakness: PipesWALTER P. CAHILL, JR.“ W a lly "“ I agree with no man’sopinion;I have some of my own.”A nnual Staff (A d v e rtisin g ); ClioIV (P resid en t); Jr. Prom Com ­m ittee; Subscription Cam paignIV.N oted For: His M assachusettsaccentU sually Seen: Polishing countersat H ow ard Johnson’sSecret A m bition: T o be a foreigncorrespondentW eakness: A p re tty faceROBERT BURGHER“ Bob’* or “ Homer”“ He’s a man for all that,and all that.”A nnual Staff (A dvertisem ents);Intcrclass Baseball II, III; In te r­class Basketball IV ; C aptainG ym Class II, III, IV ; SpanishC lub III, IV ; Subscription C am ­paign II, III, IV ; T rack IV.N oted For: Staring into spaceU sually Seen: "K ibitzing”Secret A m bition: A cavalry captainW eakness: Breaking bottles( m ilk ) !BRENDAN BYRNE“ Bren”“.Nothing is impossible to awilling heart.”Assembly C ouncil III, IV (preside n t); Interclass Baseball II; In ­terclass Basketball III; C aptainG ym Class II, III, IV ; Presidentof Senior Class; Spanish ClubIII (T re asu rer), IV ; D ebatingC lub III (V ice-P resident), IV(P resid en t); D ebating II, III, IV ;Ju n io r V arsity Football II; SeniorD ram atics (C a s t); SubscriptionC am paign II.N oted For: Being a wom anhaterU sually Seen: Seeking new goalsto conquerSecret A m bition: T o be a U. S.SenatorW eakness: Speech-m akingLESLIE CAHILL“ Les”“ Don’t look now: wait tillI’m president!”Interclass Baseball II; V arsityBasketball IV ; Varsity FootballIV ; Ju n io r V arsity Football III;C horus II, III; C hoir IV ; SubscriptionCam paign IV ; T rackIII, IV.N oted For: His " g ift of gab"U sually Seen: O u t fo r practiceSecret A m bition: T o manage theBrooklyn DodgersW eakness: AileenTHOMAS K. CARNES, JR.“ Roscoe”“ True politeness is perfectease and freedom.”A nnual Staff (S napshots); C horusIV ; G olf III, IV.N oted For: His trip to FloridaU sually Seen: In a h atSecret A m bition: T o go to V.M. I.W eakness: O ne of the Chippies__>

LUKE CIAMBOLI“ Champ**“ Why worry? Why hurry?”Band III, IV ; Interclass BaseballIII, IV ; Interclass Basketball III,IV ; C aptain G ym Class III, IV.N oted For: H is tru m p et solosU sually Seen: In Bob’s carSecret A m bition: To ow n a '*42”W eakness: Those sandwichesFRANKLIN CLOSE“ Jill”“ A mother’s pride, a father’sjoy.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;V arsity Basketball III, IV ; V arsityFootball IV ; Ju n io r V arsityFootball III.N oted For: His rem arks?U sually Seen: Looking fo r hisgold footballSecret A m bition: T o find a truegirlW eakness: SportsW IL L IA M COCAN“ B ill”“ He w ill never be depressedby cares.”N oted For: His draw lU sually Seen: Ju st strolling alongSecret A m bition: T o be a successW eakness: I t’s a secret!EARL COLLINSON“ Collie"“ I say little, but I knowa lot.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In te r­class Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class III, IV.N oted For: His boxing abilityU sually Seen: W ith the boysSecret A m bition: T o out-dribbleBob DaviesW eak ness :SportsRICHARD CRATE“ Dick”“ I have learned nothing andforgotten nothing.”N oted For: Rem iniscingU sually Seen: R iding ’round and’round T ory C ornerSecret A m bition: T o "fin ish ” beingeducatedW eakness: T h a t inevitable ’’pigskin”CEORCE CROSS“ Geo”“ We that are true lovers runinto strange capers.”Intercless Baseball II, III, IV; IntcrclassBasketball II, III, IV;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV.N oted For: Being Chanley’s copilotU sually Seen: W ith his armaround some girlSecret A m bition: T o be g rad u ­atedWeakness: A udreySTEPHEN CRUSE“ Roy**“ Everything comes to himwho waits, providing heknows what he’s waitingfor.’*A nnual Staff (A d v ertisin g );Spanish C lub II, III, IV ; GleeC lub III (M an ag er); C hoir III(M an ag er).N oted For: H is experim ents inchem istryU sually Seen: W ith M arjorieSecret A m bition: T o out-argueM r. Thom asW eakness: H u n tin g and fishingMICHAEL R. DAMADO, JR.“ M ike”“ A jolly person is alwayswell liked.”Subscription II.N oted For: His friendlinessU sually Seen: Tearing aroundSecret A m bition: T o be a politicianW eakness: His convertible45

M AY BODNARCHUK“ Chuck**“ Ever flirtatious, ever gay.”G irls’ Intcrclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III; SeniorD ram atics (U sh er).N oted For: H er delightful"sim ple-m indedness”U sually Seen: And always heardSecret A m bition: T o be a modelW eakness: Scotchm enSYLVIA BOYLAND“ Syl”“ Let me have music dying,and I seek no more delight.’*A nnual Staff (S ubscriptions);O rchestra IV.N oted For: H er piano playingU sually Seen: W ith RosemarySecret A m bition: T o go to BerkeleyW eakness: MusicBLANCHE BORKSTROM“ A simple maiden in herflowerIs worth a hundred coatsof-arms.”Band II, III, IV ; G irls’ In te r­class Baseball II; G irls’ In te r­class Basketball II, III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class II, III; D ebatingC lub IV ; D ebating IV ; LibraryC ouncil III; O rchestra II, III,IV; Senior D ram atics (P rom pter,T ick et Salesm an); SubscriptionCam paign II, III.N oted For: H er "innocence”U sually Seen: And how!Secret A m bition: T o be an actress.W eakness: T h e opposite sexRUTH BRYSON“ Bryson”“ Her hair is her crowningglory.”N oted For: H er blond tressesU sually Seen: W ith the customary "coke”Secret A m bition: T o m arry am illionaireW eakness: ClothesMADELINE BOTTI“ Poison Ivy’*“ Small in body, but bigin spirit."G irls’ Intcrclass Basketball III;C lio III; Senior D ram atics(U s h e r).N oted For: H er sizeU sually Seen: W ith "C ookie”Secret A m bition: T o be 5' 5"W eakness: G reen eyesLEILA BURGESS“ Lee”“ A steady heart, a steadyheart,A steady mind; a truer oneIs hard to find.”G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;Sub-C aptain G ym Class III;Glee C lub IV.N oted For: H er cute looksU sually Seen: W ith the C liqueSecret A m bition: T o be a "P romQ ueen”W eakness: Going steadyA N N BOUTILETTE“ Good fortune goeth withthose earnest in purpose.”C aptain G ym Class III; GleeC lub III, IV.N oted For: Those home runsU sually Seen: A t Florham ParkSecrct A m bition: T o sec theYankeesW eakness: Joe Di M aggioMARCARET CALLENDER“ Darlin’ **“ To love is the most beautifulverb in the world.”A nnual Staff (S n ap sh o ts); SeniorD ram atics (P ro p s).N oted For: D rinking . . . "cokes”U sually Seen: A t LivingstonPost OfficeSecret A m bition: T o be a su r­geonW eakness: A certain V.P.I.C adet.

47LUCY CAPOBIANCO“ Cap”“ It is a merry heart thathath many friends.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III,IV ; Sub-C aptain G ym ClassIII; Soccer III; Volley Ball III;S tudent SecretaryN oted For: H er gym nasticabilityU sually Seen: W orrying abouta telephone callSecret A m bition: T o be a successfulsecretaryW eakness: SailorsKAY CARNER“ By the work one knowsthe workman.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III, IV ; Senior D ram atics(U sh er); Soccer II, III, IV.N oted For: H er frequent absencesU sually Seen: Selling subscriptionsSecret A m bition: To get 95’s ineverythingW eakness: Playing nurse maidV IV IA N CARTER“ V iv”A nnual Staff (S p o rts); G irls’Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III, IV ; C aptain G ym Class II,III, IV ; Glee p u b II, IV; SctuitC ouncil III; Soccer II, III, IV ;Volley Ball II, III, IV ; C andyG irl IV.N ote For: H er cute frecklesU sually Seen: Doing hom ew ork!Secret A m bition: T o get morethan her share of lifeW eakness: "C h ath am ”NAN CASSIDY"B lackie”“ A merry life, and a gayspirit.”G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III, IV ; C aptain G ym Class II,III; C horus II, III, IV ; GleeC lub II, III, IV ; C hoir IV ; SoccerII, III.N oted For: H er laughing blueeyesU sually Seen: W ith BettySecret A m bition: T o be them other of tw ins!W eakness: SingingROSEMARY CHRISTIANO"C hris”"I hate scarce smiles; Ilove laughing.”A nnual Staff (S u b scrip tio n s);Sub-C aptain G ym Class II; GleeC lub II; Senior D ram atics(U s h e r).N oted For: H er laughU sually Seen: W ith SylviaSecret A m bition: T o be the"m odel” secretaryW eakness: D rivingCLORYA CARUSO“ Clor”“ A light heart lives long.”C aptain G ym Class III; C horusIII; Glee C lub III, IV.N oted For: H er carefree m annerU sually Seen: W ith EvelynSecret A m bition: T o have tw ins!W eakness: A blonde seniorPAULINE CHRISTIANO“ Chris”"Earnest in her work, wholeheartedin her play;Noble in her thoughts, whatmore is there to say?”A nnual Staff (S u b scrip tio n s);G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III,IV ; G irls’ Interclass BasketballII, III, IV ; C aptain G ym ClassII, III, IV ; C horus II, III, IV;Glee C lub II, III; C hoir III;Setuit C ouncil IV ; Soccer II,III, IV ; Volley Ball II, III, IV;C andy G irl IV.N oted For: Being m ysteriousU sually Seen: W ith "V iv ”Secret A m bition: To bowl "2 0 0 ”W eakness: Basketball gamesCHARLOTTECHRISTIANSEN“ Charlie”“ Life is fun.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;C aptain G ym Class III, IV ; SeniorD ram atics (T ick et Salesma n ); Subscription Cam paignIV ; Soccer III; Volley Ball III;S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er likeable wayU sually Seen: W ith "K a y ”Secret A m bition: T o be likeR u thW eakness: Q uiet fellows

W IL L IA M DANGLER“ B ill” or “ Barrel”“ The lazy man gets aroundthe sun as quickly as thebusy one.”A nnual Staff (A d v ertisin g );Band II, III, IV (M an ag er);V arsity Basketball II (M an ag er);O rchestra II, III, IV (M a n ag e r);Senior D ram atics (Stage C rew ).N oted For: His laughU sually Seen: A t St. Jo h n ’s auditoriumSecret A m bition: T o be an undertakerW eakness: V acationsJOSEPH DE CARLO“ Joe D.”“ I could live without women,but I'd rather not.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;V arsity Basketball IV ; V arsityFootball IV ; Ju n io r V arsity FootballII, III; Subscription C am ­paign IV ; T rack IV.N oted For: H is dapper clothesU sually Seen: A t the centerSecret A m bition: T o find therig h t wom anW eakness: FootballJOSEPH DE FRANKO“ Joe”“ He will give the devil hisdue.”N oted For: His newspaperU sually Seen: Behind his glassesSecret A m bition: T o join theA rm yW eakness: Miss Bliss’ historyclassBERTRAM DIAMOND“ Bert”“ To make the world a friendlyplace,One must show it a friendlyface.— Yes?”Band I, II; O rchestra II, III.N oted For: His ’'handsom e” p ro ­fileU sually Seen: W ith D annySecret A m bition: Y our guess isas good as oursW eakness: R itaM ILTON DIAMOND“ M ilt”“ Don’t tell me I’m good—I know it.”Interclass Baseball II; FrenchC lub IV ; Philo II, III; T u m b ­ling Teams IV.N oted For: His great height (?)U sually Seen: O n th e losing sideSecret A m bition: T o be W orld’sC ham pion L ightw eightW eakness: Books! and G irls!PHILIP DIAM OND“ Duke”“ Romeo has nothing on me.”Subscription C am paign III.N oted For: H is T .K .O . over T omR.U sually Seen: T ry in g to drive ajalopySecret A m bition: T o make a date(blonde)W eakness: CigarsROBERT DIECKS“ Bob”“ Unless above himself he canerect himself, how poor athing is man.”A nnual Staff (A d v ertisin g );C horus II, III, IV ; C hoir III,IV ; Clio IV (T reasu rer).N oted For: Those plaid short?!U sually Seen: "C lim bing MissW cissenbornSecret A m bition: T o be a bigbusiness manW eakness: LouiseDANIEL DONOVAN“ Squeaky”“ I could never love a girl;I just like to look at them.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;Interclass Basketball II, III, IV ;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV.N oted For: His shyness (?)U sually Seen: T aking vitam incapsules!Secret A m bition: T o get morethan 10 points a yearW eakness: N icotine

ROBERT ENGEL“ Bob'* or “ Shorty”“ Ask and learn.”Band II, III, IV ; O rchestra II,III, IV.N oted For: His heightU sually Seen: C arrying his saxSccrct A m bition: T o be an engineerW eakness: G erm anLEO FAAS“ Judge” or “ Lippy Leo’*“ You can’t judge a book bythe cover.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV;V arsity Basketball IV ; C aptainG ym Class II, III, IV ; SpanishC lub III; H i-Y C lub II, III;Ju n io r Prom Com m ittee.N oted For: His "scum ping”abilityU sually Seen: W ith the "A b b o ttG ang"Secret A m bition: T o date hisweaknessW eakness: A certain JuniorFRANK FEULA“ Panky”“ He believes in actions, notwords.’’N oted For: His cu rly hair (?)U sually Seen: StudyingSecret A m bition: T o growW eakness: BiologyHOWARD FLEMING“ Howie**“ The force of his own meritmakes his way.”C hoir II, III; Cheerleader III, IV(C a p ta in ).N oted For: Bickering w ith acertain ” trig ” teacherU sually Seen: Late fo r EnglishSecret A m bition: T o flyW eakness: M otorcyclesJOHN GANNON“ Bud”“ Life is a jest, and all thingsshow it,I thought so once, but nowI know it.”A nnual Staff (S u b scrip tio n s);Band III (M an ag er); Senior D ra ­m atics (P u b licity ).N oted For: His Don Juan tendenciesU sually Seen: Between tw o girlsSecret A m bition: T o be a jo u r­nalistW eakness: Brenda and CobinaROBERT GESIN“ Geese**“ I’m unique; after the Lordmade me, he threw away theblue-print."Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class III; V arsityFootball IV.N oted For: His corny jokesU sually Seen: A t George’sSecret A m bition: T o be presidentof D ugan’sW eakness: Miss PeckhamWALTER GIORDANO“ W a lt”"Happy are the men whomnature has buttressed withindifference, encased inStoicism.”Band II, III; Interclass BaseballII, III, IV ; Interclass BasketballIII (C ap tain ), IV ; C aptain G ymClass III, IV ; O rchestra II, III.N oted For: His basketball scoresU sually Seen: A t the Shack w ith"Duck**Secret A m bition: He w on’t say!W eakness: H is gangRAYMOND CREEN“ Ray”“ Tall, dark and handsome.”V arsity Football IV ; Ju n io r V arsityFootball III, IV ; C hoir III,IV ; T rack III, IV.N oted For: His handsom e c ountenanceU sually Seen: Singing in someone’sorchestraSecret A m bition: O h, to fly!W eakness: O ne o f the tw ins

ANNE CIRICILLO“ Let the world slide b y .”Spanish C lub II; Glee C lub II;L ibrary C ouncil III; Soccer II.N oted For: K now ing the " rig h t”days to be absentU sually Seen: W ith M arionSecret A m bition: T o pass one ofMiss Bliss’s history testsW eakness: H istoryMARION COCCIO“ Shorty** or “ T iny”“ Good things always comein small packages.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III, IV ;Soccer III.N oted For: H er little waistU sually Seen: A t SkatelandSecret A m bition: T o be able toreach the cookie jarW eakness: T all m enHELEN CLASEN“ Boots’*“ Beautiful, but not dumb!”A nnual Staff (S ubscriptions);G irls’ Interclass Baseball II;G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III, IV ; C aptain G ym Class III,IV ; T reasurer of Ju n io r Class;Glee C lub II, III; C hoir III, IV ;Philo IV ; Ju n io r Prom C om m ittee;Senior D ram atics (U sh e r);Subscription C am paign IV ; SoccerII, III; Program G irl III,IV ; H onor G uard III.N oted For: H er swell personalityU sually Seen: Fascinating someoneSecret A m bition: T o go toBucknellW eakness: Sports!SHIRLEY COLEMAN“ ShiiT*” Gay as a song was her nature;Bright as the sun was hersmile.”Glee C lub IV ; Senior D ram atics(T icket Salesm an); Soccer III.N oted For: H er cute waysU sually Seen: W ith A udreySecret A m bition: T o get m arriedW eakness: "L am p”SYLVIA COLLINS“ Silvy”“ W ithout music, life wouldbe a mistake."O rchestra IV (C oncert M a ste r);Subscription C am paign IV.N oted For: H er violin playingU sually Seen: C arrying a violincaseSecret A m bition: T o be a concertviolinistW eakness: Sym phony concertJANE COLLINSON“ Janie**“ She looks most shy.But there’s mischief in hereye.”C andy G irl IV.N oted For: T h a t giggleU sually Seen: W ith B etty JaneSecret A m bition: T o m arry afootball heroWeakness: East O rangeLOIS CONDIT“ L. C.**“ He saw her charming, buthe saw not halfThe charms her downcastmodesty conceal’d.”A nnual Staff (T yping, O rg a n ­izations) G irls’ Interclass BasketballIII, IV ; C aptain G ymClass III, IV ; Spanish C lub III,IV ; Senior D ram atics (U sh er);C horus III, IV ; C hoir III, IV;Junior H onor G u ard ; SoccerIII; S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er capabilityU sually Seen: In a h u rrySecret A m bition: T o blush onlytwice a dayW eakness: RosesCATHERINE CONNELLY“ Kay**“ Life is one long giggle.”C aptain G ym Class IV ; StudentSecretary.N oted For: H er ability to talkU sually Seen: W hispering toC harlotteSecret A m bition: T o grow a"c h ic let” treeW eakness: Do you know?50

JOAN DALY“ Jo”" It is a friendly heart thathas plenty of friends.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III, IV ; C horus II, III, IV ; GleeC lub II, III, IV ; Senior D ramatics (U s h e r); Socccr II, III,IV.N oted For: H aving her namemisspelledU sually Seen: W ith th a t Ridgeboy!Secret A m bition: T o be a medical-secretaryW eakness: Baby pandasGLADYS DAWSON“ Dawsy”“ They who make the bestuse of their time havenone to spare.”A nnual Staff (T y p in g E ditor,O rg a n iz atio n s); Spanish C lubIII, IV ; Com m ercial C lub III;Setuit C ouncil (P ublicity C h airman III, President I V ) ; Ju n io rH onor G uard III; C aptain G ymClass IV ; S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er efficiencyU sually Seen: W orking for M r.EvansSecret A m bition: T o have someleisure tim eW eakness: Com m itteesSHIRLEY F. DECK“ Deckie”“ Gentlemen prefer blondes.”C aptain G ym Class IV ; SeniorD ram atics (U s h e r ); StudentSecretary.N oted For: H er dimplesU sually Seen: W ith o u t an um ­brellaSecret A m bition: T o be a secretaryW eakness: C ould it be Johnny?DE GIROLAMO“ De Gee”“ A laugh is worth a hundredgroans.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C horus III, Glee C lub III, IV ;C hoir III, IV ; Library C ouncilIV ; Soccer II, III.N oted For: H er sense of hum orU sually Seen: R iding in theDodge w ith BarbaraSecret A m bition: T o speakFrench fluentlyW eakness: Brown cu rly hairMARION DEININGER“ Manny”“ Build on, and make thycastles high and fair,Rising and reaching upwardto the skies.”A nnual Staff (S ubscriptions);French C lub IV ; C hoir III.N oted For: H er wavy hairU sually Seen: A t the keyboardSecret A m bition: T o be a duopianistW eakness: T he coast guardHELEN DENNIS“ Shorty”“ I’ll be merry and free,I’ ll be sad for nobody.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;Sub-C aptain G ym Class III;Soccer III.N oted For: H er sizeU sually Seen: Looking cuteSecrct A m bition: T o grow a fewinchesW eakness: Skatcland and d ancingA N N A DIAMOND“ Annie”“ She is little but she’s wise;She’s a terror for her size.”Glee C lub III.N oted For: H er heightU sually Seen: Scooting aroundSecret A m bition: T o o u tw it M r.Thom asW eakness: "Goosie”NANCY DILZELL“ Dix”“ A jolly person is alwayswell-liked.”A nnual Staff (A d v ertisin g );G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III, IV ; C aptain G ym Class II,III, IV.N oted For: H er athletic abilityU sually Seen: D riving a blueC hevroletSccret A m bition: T o be a gymteacherW eakness: T all blondes

RICHARD CUSTAVSON“ Cus”"The man who blushes is notquite a brute.”Interclass Basketball III; C aptainG ym Class IV.N oted For: His lazinessU sually Seen: W ith the SpartansSecret A m bition: T o play w ithL.I.U .W eakness: SchoolROBERT HAMMARBERC“ Bob”“ I am a big man in myown way.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV;Interclass Basketball II, III, IV;V arsity Football III, IV ; JuniorV arsity Football II; T rack II,III, IV.N oted For: T h a t m anly physiqueU sually Seen: Being a good sportSecret A m bition: T o go to collegeW eakness: FootballROBERT E. HACCERTY“ Bob"“ For where there are IrishThere’s loving and fighting.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In te r­class Basketball III, IV ; V arsityFootball III, IV ; Ju n io r V arsityFootball II; T ra c k 'lII.N oted For: Being the ideal captainU sually Seen: T ry in g to lose hisadm irersSecret A m bition: T o play collegefootballW eakness: "B ecky,” ''P u n c h y ,”o r G raceCORDON HANSEN“ Swede”“ Let the world slide by.”Band III, IV ; Interclass BaseballIII.N oted For: His w avy hairU sually Seen: N apping in Sm itty’s classSecret A m bition: T o m arrymoneyW eakness: I t ’s a big secret!THOMAS HACCERTY“ M inister”“ Our life is what we makeit.”Interclass Baseball IV.N oted For: Being eternally ta r ­dy!U sually Seen: H aving funSecret A m bition: T o hitch-hiketo FloridaW eakness: Miss PeckhamROBERT C. HAYW ARD“ Bob”“ A gentleman who acts thepart.”A nnual Staff (A dvertising E d i­to r) ; C aptain G ym Class II,III; Spanish C lub II, III, IV(T re asu re r); D ebating II; GleeC lub II; C hoir II, III; SeniorD ram atics (C a st); SubscriptionCam paign III; C olor G uard III;Cheerleader II, III, IV (C aptain ).N oted For: His curlsU sually Seen: W alking on firstfloor w ith a certain little blondeSecret A m bition: T o go to A n ­napolisWeakness: MargieWARREN HACCERTY“ Success follows earnesteffort.”C aptain G ym Class III.N oted For: Being a swell fellowU sually Seen: In K ern’s tru c kSecret A m bition: T o ow n a"C h ev y ” convertibleW eakness: G irls!ALEXANDER HETYEI“ A lex”“ For he’s a jolly goodfellow.”S ub-C aptain G ym Class IV ; G erman C lub III, IV.N oted For: His trem endousheightU sually Seen: T hum bing a rideup N orthfieldSecret A m bition: T o be a chem ­istW eakness: Volleyball

W IL L IA M N. HILL“ B ill”“ Life without swing justain’t life.”Band II, III, IV ; C aptain G ymClass IV ; O rchestra II, III, IV ;Ju n io r Prom C om m ittee.N oted For: His cu rly hairU sually Seen: ''B eating it o u t”Secret A m bition: T o get his carrunningW eakness: SkippyHENRY M. HOFCESANC“ Hank”“ He was of loyal nature andof noble mind.”A nnual Staff (S n ap sh o ts); O r­chestra II.N oted For: His good natureU sually Seen: W ith the gangSecret A m bition: T o be a photographerW eakness: CarsEDW IN HOLBROOK“ Ed”“ Littlest said is soonestmended.”N oted For: His dignityU sually Seen: Looking neatSecret A m bition: To be a dairy* farm erW eakness: "C oftin-nails”JOHN HOLMES“ Jack”“ Good things come in smallpackages;But so does nitro-glycerine!”Interclass Basketball III; C aptainG ym Class II, III; Spanish C lubII, III, IV ; G olf II, III, IV.N oted For: His handsome physiqueU sually Seen: In “ M ac’s ” car (?)Secret A m bition: To have a goodtim e all the timeWeakness: GirlsBATES HOOPER“ Hoop”“ Every man is as heavenmade him.”C aptain G ym Class III; T u m b ­ling teams II.N oted For: His indifference tothe weaker sexU sually Seen: W ith "B u tc h ”Secret A m bition: T o catch the"b ig one th at got aw ay”W eakness: Fishing storiesVINCENT HYNES“ Vince”" I t ’s only a dull world to thedull people in it.”A nnual Staff (Business M anage r); Assembly C ouncil II. Ill,IV ; Interclass Baseball II, III,IV ; Interclass Basketball III, IV;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV ;Spanish C lub II, III, IV ; Debating II; Senior D ram atics(T icket Salesm an); SubscriptionCam paign IV.N oted For: His way w ith womenU sually Seen: W ith George M c-CraeSecret A m bition: T o ow n a redconvertibleW eakness: A ny form of educationCEORCE HOOPER“ Hoop”“ Of all the heavenly giftsthat mortal men * commendWhat trusty treasure in theworld can countervail afriend.”A nnual Staff (S n ap sh o ts); In ­terclass Baseball III; G erm anC lub II, III (S ecretary), IV;T rack II, III, IV ; C horus.N oted For: FatingU sually Seen: W ith "F.b” or"M o”Secret A m bition: T o be a scientificfarm erW eakness: "S hooting” new anglesANGELO JANUARY“ Michael”“ A gentle, harmless youth.”N oted For: H is gangU sually Seen: A round an icecreamparlorSecret A m bition: T o "beat up”StathakisW eakness: Cars53

MAE DONTEN“ Donnie”“ Have I said enough, orshall I go on?”G irls’ Intcrclass Baseball III, IV;Sub-C aptain G ym Class IV.N oted For: H er dancingU sually Seen: In Miss Karnes’roomSecret A m bition: T o meet ErrolF lynnW eakness: FudgeFLORENCE DURR“ Dee”“ There is nothing worth atear and little worth a sigh.”G irls’ Intcrclass Baseball II, III;G irls’ Intcrclass Basketball II,III; C horus II, III, IV; GleeC lub II, III, IV ; Soccer II, III.N oted For: Doing the "L in d y ”U sually Seen: A t the C enterw ith IreneSecret A m bition: T o be anotherFlorence N ightingaleW eakness: Roller skatingBARBARA DUNHAM“ Barb”“ Hair so fair, eyes so blue,A pleasant picture to gazeupon.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III; FrenchC lub III, IV ; Setuit C ouncil IV(S ecre ta ry ); Program G irl III,IV.N oted For: H er m any friendsU sually Seen: Playing gamesw ith the law!Secret A m bi^on: T o go to aC olgate house p artyW eakness: " H u tc h ”MILDRED EICHNER“ M il”“ Smile and the world smileswith you.”Com m ercial C lub III.N oted fo r: H er dimplesU sually Seen: W ith JoanSecret A m bition: T o be anartistW eakness: Fellows from neighboringtow nsCAROL ERIKSON“ Sis”“ A fellow-feeling makes onewondrous kind.”A nnual Staff (S n ap sh o ts); G irls’Interclass Baseball II, III; G irls’Interclass Basketball II, III, IV ;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV ;Spanish C lub III, IV ; Glee C lubII, III, IV ; C hoir III, IV ; SubscriptionC am paign IV ; SoccerII, III, IV.N oted For: H er dispositionU sually Seen: LaughingSecrct A m bition: T o get her M.D. degreeW eakness: FoodKATHRYN E. FADDE“ Kathie”“ Neat and refined,In appearance and mind.”A nnual Staff (A dvertising Editor) ; G irls’ Interclass BaseballIII; G irls’ Interclass BasketballIII; C aptain G ym Class III;C horus III; Glee C lub III; SubscriptionC am paign III.N oted For: H er beautiful postureU sually Seen: Looking im m aculateSecret A m bition: T o be a careergirlW eakness: T he N avyBARBARA FEATHERLINE“ Feathers”“ A girl who is pleasant; agirl who is gay.A girl who is happy the livelong day.”A nnual Staff (T yping, Personalities); G irls’ Interclass BaseballIII; Senior D ram atics (M ake-upC om m ittee, Props C o m m ittee);Soccer III; Volley Ball III;H onor G uard III; Student Secretary.N oted For: H er original laughU sually Seen: H aving a goodtim eSecret A m bition: T o make"good” fudgeW eakness: Sw im m ing and foodJOAN FENNELL“ Jo”“ Let knowledge grow frommore to more.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);C om m ercial C lub III.N oted For: H er personalityU sually Seen: W ith M ildredSecret A m bition: T o do somethingand do it wellW eakness: O u t-o f-to w n boys54

55DOLORES FLISHER“ Dea"“ It’s nice to be natural ifyou’re naturally nice.”D ebating III; Glee C lub I, II,III; O rchestra I, II, III, IV ;Ju n io r Prom C om m ittee.N oted For: H er w riting abilityU sually Seen: C arrying her violinSecret A m bition: T o be a modelW eakness: Boys from "Steven’sT e c h .”ELIZABETH J. CARDAM“ Betty”“ Laughter is her chiefdelight.”N oted For: H er giggleU sually Seen: W ith AliceSecret A m bition: T o get th atm an!W eakness: BillLILLY FOUQUET“ Pudge”“ A light heart lives long.”A nnual Staff (S napshots); A rm ­istice D ay Program II, III;G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III,IV ; G irls’ Interclass BasketballII, III, IV ; Senior D ram atics(U s h e r).N oted For: H er b right (?) remarksU sually Seen: W orrying aboutchem istrySecret A m bition: T o m inister tothe sickW eakness: "T en d in g ’’ to "T o n i”SHIRLEE GERSON“ O’Gerson”“ M ir th , a d m it m e o f th yc r e w .” (A nnual Staff (S ubscriptions);C aptain G ym Class IV ; C horusIV.N oted For: C om paring sh o rthandw ith K athyU sually Seen: W ith ShirleySecret A m bition: T o go to BerkeleyW eakness: W ell! T h e y ’re goingto be bosses!GLORIA FREDERICKS“ Freddie” or “ Sadie”“ Imagination rules theworld.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III,IV ; Sub-C aptain G ym Class IV.N oted For: H er w orryingU sually Seen: Doing physiographySecret A m bition: T o see theN avy "on review .”W eakness: "P ete”BETTY GIORDANO“ Honey”“ Happy am I, from care I’mfree!Why aren’t they all contentedlike me?”A nnual Staff (Personalities, L iterary,O rg a n izatio n s); AssemblyC ouncil II, III, IV (V ice-Preside n t); G irls’ Interclass BaseballII, III, IV ; G irls’ Interclass BasketballII, III, IV ; C aptain G ymClass II, III; Spanish C lub II,III, IV (P resid ent); C horus II,III, IV ; Glee C lub II, III, IV;C hoir III; Setuit C ouncil II, III.N oted For: Infectious laughterU sually Seen: T ry in g to rem em ­ber som ethingSecret A m bition: T o win anargum ent w tih BrendanW eakness: A gnes’ PackardY GALLAGHER“ Sal”“ Attractiveness is half thebattle; hers is won.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III,IV ; G irls’ Interclass BasketballII; C aptain G ym Class II, III,IV; French C lub III, IV ; SetuitC ouncil (T reasurer III, Vice-President I V ) ; Program G irlIII, IV.N oted For: Being "Boss”U sually Seen: Looking cuteSecret A m bition: T o enlarge herjewelry collectionW eakness: W altJOSEPHINE GIORGIO“ Nonnie”“ Sunshine and happiness arefound in her personality.”Senior D ram atics (C a st).N oted For: H er good natureU sually Seen: W ith "M argie”Secret A m bition: T o have longtressesWeakness: T he " Iris h ”

56HENRY JATSZAK“ Hank”“ The man that blushes isnot quite a brute.”A nnual Staff (Snapshot E d ito r);Interclass Baseball II, III; C aptainG ym Class III; SpanishC lub III, IV ; Senior D ram atics(Stage C rew ).N oted For: H is shynessU sually Seen: A t T o ry C ornerSecret A m bition: T o be an engineerW eakness: PhotographyW ALLACE JOHNSON“ W ally”“ He was a sincere and likeablefellow.”Senior D ram atics (P u b lic ity ).N oted For: His bowling scoresU sually Seen: W ith David Kohnand Joe KeilingSecret A m bition: T o be a baseballplayerW eakness: BaseballCUNNAR KATHENES“ Silence is a man’s bestfriend.”G olf III.N oted For: Being a "sh arp ”dresserU sually Seen: In BloomfieldSecret A m bition: T o overcomehis shynessW eakness: He w on’t say!KENNETH KAUFMAN“ Ken”'He’s an industrious ittlefellow.”A nnual Staff ( A r t) ; Band III;French C lub III.N oted For: Playing the cym balsU sually Seen: W ith the "g a n g ”Secret A m bition: T o be anotherGene KrupaWeakness: B eautiful carsJOHN D. KERR“ jack” or “ Lucky”“ And much study is a wearinessof the flesh.”Band II, III; V arsity FootballIV ; J r. V arsity Football II, III;T rack III, IV ; Swim m ing TeamIII, IV.N oted For: Being always "o n thego”U sually Seen: M aking a "raise”Secret A m bition: T o be a sw im ­m ing cham pW eakness: LilaDAVID KING“ Dave”“ It is a great thing to knowthe season for speech andthe season for silence.”Senior D ram atics (C a st); C hoirIII, IV.N oted For: "S ulphur and b rim ­stone!”U sually Seen: W alking around insearch of w hat?Secret A m bition: T o ow n aranch and a planeW eakness: PancakesFRANK KINNEY“ Pool”“ You can prove anything byfigures.”Sw im m ing Team III, IV.N oted For: H is Swim m ingU sually Seen: A t the " Y ”Secret A m bition: T o be a oneman O lym pic teamW eakness: I t’s not m ath!HARTM ANN KIRCHER“ Hardy”“ Everything is funny as longas it is happening to somebodyelse.”A nnual Staff (A dvertising C om ­m ittee) ; G erm an C lub II, III,IV (S ecretary ); V arsity FootballII, III, IV (M anager).N oted For: C arving the chem ­istry desksU sually Seen: W riting Agnes’biographySecret A m bition: T o be a chem ­ical engineerW eakness: Telling the tru th ,even though it does h u rt!

DAVID KOHN“ Dave”“ Blushing is the color ofvirtue.”N oted For: His determ inationU sually Seen: H u rry in g aroundSecret A m bition: T o be a goodbusinessmanW eakness: English IVCHESTER N. KOLB“ Chet”“ To be great is to bemisunderstood.”A nnual Staff (A r t).N oted For: His excellent a rtw orkU sually Seen: W alking " lc ” toschoolSccrct A m bition: T o sit in thediam ond horseshoe at the M etropolitanW eakness: O peratic m usicDANIEL KRAM“ Krammy Dan”“ And hears thy stormymusic in drums.”A nnual Staff (P hotography Editor,S u b scrip tio n s); Band II, III,IV ; D ebating C lub III, IV ; DebatingII, III, IV ; O rchestra II,» III, IV ; Senior D ram atics (C a st).N oted For: His acting abilityU sually Seen: T alkingSecrct A m bition: T o be PresidentW eakness: D rum sERNEST KRAUTH“ Ernie”“ Philip fought men; butAlexander, women.”G erm an C lubN oted For: His dark eye-browsU sually Seen: And never heardSecret A m bition: T o grow upW eakness: EnglishROBERT K U N Z E“ Bob”“ For he was an all ’roundgood fellow.”V arsity Football IV ; Jr. V arsityFootball II, III.N oted For: His convertibleU sually Seen: In itSccret A m bition: T o be an AllA m ericanW eakness: A certain sophomoreEDWARD LANCE“ Brain”“ A good heart and a.capable head.”Interclass Baseball II.N oted For: His quietnessU sually Seen: W alking aimlesslySecret A m bition: AeronauticsW eakness: M athLE ROY LEAF“ Le”“ The difficulty in life isthe choice.”A nnual Staff (Subscriptions, O r­g a n iz a tio n ); Band II, III, IV ;G erm an C lub II, III, IV (V ice-President) ; Philo III, IV (Serge an t-a t-A rm s ); O rchestra II,III; Essex C ounty O rchestra II;Senior D ram atics (T ick et Salesma n ); Subscription Cam paignII, IV.N oted For: Being ticklishU sually Seen: Studying "solid”Secret A m bition: T o say w hathe thinksW eakness: GirlsKENNETH LINDSTROM“ Kenny”“ Life is as tedious as atwice-told tale,Vexing the dull ear of adrowsy man.”Interclass Baseball II, III; C aptainG ym Class IV ; T um blingTeam II.N oted For: His dispositionU sually Seen: O n the busSecret A m bition: I t’s still a secretW eakness: Laziness

ELIZABETH GLENN *“ Betty’*“ How all her care was butto be fair,And all her task to besweet.”A nnual Staff (S n ap sh o ts); In ­terclass Baseball II, III; In te r­class Basketball II, III; C aptainG ym Class II, III, IV ; FrenchC lub II, III; Glee C lub II, III,IV ; Setuit C ouncil IV ; C horusII, III, IV ; Ping Pong T o u rn a ­m ent III, IV.N oted For: H er quietnessU sually Seen: W ith FredSecret A m bition: T o m ake agood jack-knifeW eakness: Football.MURIEL GREENBERG“ Music hath charms.”A nnual Staff (S napshots); G irls’Interclass Basketball II, III;French C lub II, III, IV ; C horusII, III; Glee C lub II, III, IV ;Senior D ram atics (U s h e r); Setuit C ouncil III.N oted For: H er scholasticabilityU sually Seen: SmilingSecret A m bition: T o go toJuilliardW eakness: H e’s from New YorkJUNE COODWIN“ Flame flowered, yellowpetadedjune.”N oted For: H er jokes (?)U sually Seen: In O rangeSecret A m bition: We wonderW eakness: BoysJOSEPHINE CRIPPALDI“ Jo**“ Life is fun.”S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er "sw ing”U sually Seen: W ith H elenSecret A m bition: T o have alonger dayW eakness: T all, blonde, andhandsom e menBERNICE GOSHEN“ Bonnie”“ We meet thee like a pleasantthought when suchare wanted.”N oted For: H er lovely, wavyhairU sually Seen: W ith Shirley andShirleeSecret A m bition: To get m oreth an a 75 in EnglishW eakness: Jew elryBETTY HAMMER“ Bet”“ Sweet personality,Full o f rascality.”C aptain G ym Class III; C horusIII; Glee C lub III; C hoir III;S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er wisecracksU sually Seen: Listening toH am m erburg’s jokesSecret A m bition: To be the lifeo f the partyW eakness: BlondesJUNE COUNAUD“ Still water runs deep.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);Com m ercial C lub III; SeniorD ram atics (U sh er); S tudentSecretary.N oted For: H er "easy-going”m annerUsually Seen: "D eep in aD ream ”Secret A m bition: T o be a publicspeakerWeakness: C ould it be cuteblondes?ALICE E. HART“ A l”“ To her friends she is true.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);Secretary of Ju n io r Class; T reasurerof Senior Class; P hilo III,IV (P rogram C h airm a n ); J u n ­ior Prom C om m ittee; Ju n io rH onor G uard.N oted For: H er capabilityU sually Seen: T alking w ith acertain pigskin heroSecret A m bition: T o grow afew inchesW eakness: Lafayette!

SHIRLEY HARVEY“ Shirl”“ Laugh and the worldlaughs with you.”A nnual Staff (S u b scrip tio n s);G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;C aptain G ym Class IV ; SubscriptionCam paign.N oted For: H er pleasant smileU sually Seen: LaughingSecret A m bition: T o get a goodjobW eakness: C ould it be "H o p ? ”CRACE HAVILAND“ Punchy” or “ Becky”“ Fickle as a changefuldream.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III, IV ;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III, IV.N oted For: H er " g ift of gab”U sually Seen: In her little carw ith her big gangSecret A m bition: T o live on"B lueberry H ill”W eakness: " H a g ”SYBIL HEINE“ Syb”“ All love is sweet-given orreturned!”G erm an C lub II.N oted For: T alking about theM arinesU sually Seen: W ith FlorenceSecret A m bition: T o be m arriedW eakness: H erbyBERNICE HESLIN“ Hessie”“ Let the world slide by.”N oted For: H er big brow n eyesU sually Seen: W ith R u thSecret A m bition: T o get a permanent excuse from " G y m ”W eakness: JimBETTY EVELYN HILL“ Bet”“ You rul’d the day, andloved the night.”G irls’ Interclass, Baseball II, III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III; C aptain G ym Class II, III;C horus II, III, IV ; Glee C lubII, III, IV ; C hoir IV ; SeniorD ram atics (U s h e r); Soccer II,III; Volley Ball II, III; ProgramG irl III, IV.N oted for: H er blond hairU sually Seen: A t P au l’sSecret A m bition: T o m arry am illionaireW eakness: JackRUTH HOCRELIUS“ W u ff”“ I am happiest when farthestfrom pen and book.”N oted For: H er singingU sually Seen: W ith BerniceSecret A m bition: T o pass E nglishIVW eakness: BlondesBARBARA HOLL“ Bobby”“ A good heart’s worth ofgold.”A rm istice Day Program III; AssemblyC ouncil II; LibraryC ouncil III, IV ; Senior D ramatics (Props C om m ittee)N oted For: H er dim pleU sually Seen: Doing shorthandSecret A m bition: T o be the"p e rfe c t” secretaryW eakness: A "p e rfe c t” secretaryhas noneBARBARA HO LZM AN“ Bobby”“ ’Tis good to be merry andyoung.”G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III; Sub-Captain G ym Class II,III; C horus II, III, IV ; GleeC lub II, III, IV ; Soccer I, III.N oted For: H er heightU sually Seen: W ith JeanSecret A m bition: T o go to RoanokeW eakness: Lake H opatcong

ROBERT LOHRMAN“ Lobo”“ A little work, a little play—Oh heck, let’s just play.”Interclass Baseball II, III; C aptainG ym Class III, IV ; SubscriptionCam paign III; T rackII, III.N oted For: His im itationsU sually Seen: In A b b o tts’ w iththe gangSecret A m bition: T o be an architectW eakness: LynnWARREN LONCFIELD“ Ears”“ Faint heart ne’er won fairlady.”Interclass Baseball II; J r. V arsityFootball II, III.N oted For: “ Ears”U sually Seen: W ith BobSecret A m bition: T o be a physicalchem istW eakness: BlondesROBERT LONCSON“ Bob”“ Great thoughts, like greatdeeds, need not trumpet.”Interclass Baseball II; Jr. V arsityFootball III; T rac k II, III,IV.N oted For: His "sharpness” ?U sually Seen: W ith W arrenSecret A m bition: T o be an engineerW eakness: Florham P ark SkatingR inkW ALLACE M ACINN“ W ally”“ What mischief lies behindth a t sober mind.”A nnual Staff (A d v e rtisin g );Band II, III; Intcrclass BaseballII; O rchestra II, III, IV.N oted For: His Acme jacketU sually Seen: W alking w ith LaVerneSecret A m bition: T o be a C.P.A .W eakness: Slicing chceseW ILBUR MAHLER“ W illy B illy”“ Never do today, what youcan leave for tomorrow.”Interclass Baseball III; InterclassBasketball II.N oted For: His lucky guessesU sually Seen: W ith "A rc h ie ”Secret A m bition: A viationW eakness: *'D ot”KARL MARX“ Dutchie”“ The strongest man in theworld is he who stands mostalone.”G erm an C lub II, III, IV (preside n t); D ebating III, IV ; DebateC lub IV ; Glee C lub II, IV ;C hoir II.N oted For: His fierce police dogU sually Seen: W ith his blackbriefcaseSecret A m bition: T o w in an argumentW eakness: T h e pianoDONALD MASUCCI“ Duck”“ 1 have been dying for fouryears; now I’m goingto live.”V arsity Basketball II, III, IV.N oted For: His carU sually Seen: In G od’s co u n trySecret A m bition: T o pass E nglishIVW eakness: "L ooping”CHARLES MATES“ Charlie”“ Of their own merits, modestmen are dumb.”N oted For: T h a t snicker?U sually Seen: W ith a shortblonde!Secret A m bition: T o be a violinist—of sortsW eakness: M athem atics

CEORCE McCREA“ Mac”"He looks like an angel andacts like one too;But you never can tell whatan angel will do.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class III, IV ; Jr. V arsityFootball III; C horus III, IV(M a n ag e r); Ju n io r Prom C om ­m ittee.N oted For: Being a "dapperD an”U sually Seen: W ith H ynesSecret A m bition: T o play fo r theDodgers■Weakness: T h e "M ay fair”PETER McFAYDEN“ Pete”"I was never on the dull,tame shore,But I loved the sea moreand more.”Interclass Basketball II, III.N oted For: Joining the N avyU sually Seen: W ith the ParkT errace gangSecret A m bition: T o have a dateW eakness: "L ooping"KENNETH McGUCKIN“ Red Reverend” or “ Ken”"Good basketball players aremade, not born."Interclass Baseball III; C aptainG ym Class III; T rack III.N oted For: T h a t hairU sually Seen: W ith "B urkie”Secret A m bition: A foulless gameW eakness: BasketballRICHARD McKEEBY“ Mae” or "D ic k ”“ Men of few words are thebest men."N oted For: His soft voiceU sually Seen: A t LivingstonC enterSecret A m bition: T o get a licenseW eakness: A utom obilesALA N McKONE“ Mae"“ You don’t have to be insaneto drive the way I do, but ithelps.”Interclass Baseball III; InterclassBasketball III; C aptain G ymClass II; Spanish C lub II, III,IV ; Subscription C am paign IV ;G olf II, III, IV .N oted For: H is infectious smileU sually Seen: In th a t vehicle ofhisSecret A m bition: T o become an"engine”-eerW eakness: Long hipsDANIEL MeNULTY“ Mac”“ A man of few cares has noregrets.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In te r­class Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class IV.N oted For: H is ability to say thew rong th in g at the w rong tim eU sually Seen: Shooting basketsSecret A m bition: T o be a N avalA ir P ilotW eakness: Feula, his idolALEXANDER MICHEL“ Doc M oto” or “ Chicken”“ It is a 'fow l’ world for me;But I've always liked‘chickens’.”Interclass Baseball III; InterclassBasketball III; V arsity FootballIII, IV (M a n ag e r); C aptainG ym Class II; C om m ercial C lubIII.N oted For: H is ability to scum ppeopleU sually Seen: Feeding his ch ick ­ensSecret A m bition: T o ow n achicken ranchW eakness: “ T he "cartrackers”JOHN C. MILLER“ Glen”“ No man is happy who doesnot think himself so.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In te r­class Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class III.N oted For: H is cu rly locksU sually Seen: W ith T om andH en rySecret A m bition: T o m anage theBrooklyn DodgersW eakness: T he weaker sex

LEONILDA INFANTE“ Louise”“ A rt is power.”A nnual Staff ( A r t ) ; SpanishC lub III, IV ; Library C ouncilIV ; Clio IV ; Senior D ram atics(M ake-up C om m ittee).N oted For: H er talkingU sually Seen: In "lab .”Secret A m bition: T o go toH ollyw oodW eakness: Fashion designingROSALIE IOVIN“ Ro*”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III; C horusIII, IV ; Glee C lub IV ; PhiloIII ( C r itic ) ; Ju n io r Prom C om ­m ittee; Setuit C ouncil IV ; V olleyBall IV.N oted For: H er giggleU sually Seen: W ith SquireSecret A m bition: T o travelW eakness: FootballSHIRLEY JACOBOVITZ“ Lee”“ Laughter makes the worldgo ’round.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Baseball II, III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball II;C aptain G ym Class IV ; C horusIV; Volley Ball II, III.N oted For: H er New EnglandaccentU sually Seen: A nd heard!Secret A m bition: T o go to Pem ­brokeW eakness: He goes to C olum biaHELEN JOHNSTON“ Johnny”“ She admits that there aretwo sides to every question— her own, and the wrongside.”A nnual Staff ( T y p in g ); A rm istiveDay Program III, IV ; G irls’Interclass Baseball III; C om m ercialC lub III; S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er w orryingU sually Seen: W orrying aboutBusiness PracticeSecret A m bition: T o be a"g lam o u r” girlW eakness: H enryAUDREY KENLEIN“ L it’l Audrey”“ Sugar and spice and everythingnice,That’s what little girls aremade of.”G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;C aptain G ym Class III; Ju n io rProm C om m ittee; Volley BallIII.N oted For: H er laughU sually Seen: W ith Joan andShirleySecret A m bition: T o get a carW eakness: St. Benedict’sRUTH JACOBUS"R uthy”“ The two noblest things aresweetness and light.”N oted For: H er sweet dispositionU sually Seen: Looking neatSecret A m bition: T o be famousW eakness: H e got caught in thed raft!AGNES KEFER“ Honey”“ Most any poor, old fish canfloat,And drift along anddream;But it takes a regular liveoneTo swim against thestream.”A nnual Staff (A d v ertisin g ); AssemblyC ouncil III, IV ; G irls’Interclass Basketball II, III, IV;C aptain G ym Class II; FrenchC lub II, III; D ebating II; GleeC lub II, III; Senior D ram atics(T ick et Salesm an); C hoir II,III.N oted For: H er very lovelyclothesU sually Seen: M aneuvering herPackardSecret A m bition: T o get a 90in SolidW eakness: A certain m athem a­ticianJOAN KENWORTHY“ Kenny”“ Her loveliness I neverknew, until she smiled.”A nnual Staff (Subscriptions, A d­vertising) ; C aptain G ym ClassIII; C horus III, IV ; Glee ClubIII, IV ; C hoir IV^ Senior D ramatics (T ick et Salesm an).N oted For: H er sweetnessU sually Seen: H aving a goodtim eSecret A m bition: T o have 1-o-n-gnailsW eakness: Horses62

RUTH KIDW ELL“ Kitty”“ Silence is more musicalthan any song.”Spanish C lub II, III, IV.N oted For: Those debates inMiss Pcckham ’s 4 th period class!U sually Seen: Being quietSecret A m bition: T o earn a lotof moneyW eakness: SpanishCONSTANCE KIEPE“ Connie”“ And laughter holding bothher sides.”A nnual Staff (A d v ertisin g );C horus II, III, IV ; Glee C lubII, III; Setuit C ouncil III;C andy Seller IV.N oted For: H er quiet (? ) personalityU sually Seen: In trouble w ith" D o n ”Secrct A m bition: T o be Presidentof the U. S.W eakness: All m aroon convertiblesMARION KILLORAN“ Gooch”“ Nothing is impossible to awilling heart.”A nnual Staff (P hotography,T y p in g ); C om m ercial C lub III;Philo IV.N oted For: H er pleasing personalityU sually Seen: StudyingSecret A m bition: T o be a goodsecretaryWeakness: I t ’s a secretMARJORIE KINGSTON“ Margie”“ If music be the food forlove,Sing on, sing on, sing on.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);Spanish C lub II, III, IV ; GleeC lub II, III; C hoir II, III, IV.N oted For: H er voiceU sually Seen: C arrying booksSecret A m bition: To be on theradioW eakness: Piano playingMARIE KLEINKNECHT“ Pokey”“ A single breaker may recede;But the tide is eventuallycoming in.’’G erm an C lub II, III, IV ; SeniorD ram atics (U sh er).N oted For: H er quietnessU sually Seen: In PleasantdaleSecret A m bition: T o be the"p e rfe c t” m otherW eakness: G ym or?ANNE KUZIK“Q”“ Some think the world ismade for fun and frolic,And so do I.”Captain G ym Class III.N oted For: Good jokesU sually Seen: W ith JeanSecret A m bition: T o find th atcertain maleW eakness: MenLILLIA N LAFFERTY“ L il”“ Sugar and spice, and allthings nice.”G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;Com m ercial C lub III; StudentSecretary.N oted For: H er w inning waysU sually Seen: M aking eyesSecret A m bition: To meet heridealW eakness: C ould he be fromN ew ark?KATHERINE LANDERS“ Kay”“ Love makes the world go’round.”A nnual Staff (Subscriptions,O rg an izatio n s); Band II, III,IV ; C aptain G ym Class II, IV ;T reasurer of Sophomore Class;Spanish C lub II, III, IV ; LibraryCouncil II; O rchestra III, IV ;Ju n io r Prom C om m ittee; SeniorD ram atics (H ead U sher).N oted For: H er smileU sually Seen: W ith the "M ayor”Sccret A m bition: She says it’sto be a nurse (?)W eakness: C ould it be Sm ith?

ROBERT M 0 |0“ M o”"Dark of complexion; lightof heart.”A nnual Staff (P h o to g ra p h y ); In ­terclass Baseball II, III; In te r­class Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class II; Spanish C lub II,III, IV ; C horus IV ; Senior D ramatics (Business M anager).N oted For: H is outstanding averageU sually Seen: O n Law rence AvenueSecret A m bition: T o live in CubaW eakness: A n ything in a skirtRICHARD L. MONOHAN“ Ba-ba”“ They may think I’m a blacksheep, but I’m really not.”Interclass Baseball II, III; In te r­class Basketball II; C aptain GymClass II, III; Senior D ram atics(Stage C rew ).N oted For: His cu rly hairU sually Seen: Beating the m a­chine in " F ran k ’s”Secret A m bition: T o get o u t ofschoolW eakness: R itaCHARLES W . MOONEY“ Chuck”“ Smile at the world and theworld smiles back.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV;Interclass Basketball III, IV;C aptain G ym Class III, IV ;Ju n io r V arsity Football II, 111.N oted For: His fam ous b rotherU sually Seen: "W id da m ob”Secret A m bition: T o go toCasey JonesW eakness: T h a t one date a yearDEAN MOORE“ Dinty”“ Application is the firststep to success.”Sub-Captain G ym Class III;C horus IV ; Subscription C am ­paign III.N oted For: His b rilliant m indU sually Seen: A t Jules or playingW rinkle fenderSecret A m bition: T o follow inhis dad’s footstepsW eakness: Buick convertiblesHERBERT MONTGOMERY“ Herb”“ Fond of dress, fonder ofdresses.”C horus IV ; .C h o ir IV ; T rackIII.N oted For: H is love fo r thewomen!U sually Seen: W ith "C h ic k ”SummersSecret A m bition: I ’d like toknowW eakness: BowlingROBERT MORSELL“ Bob”“ All work and no play makesBob a dull boy— I’ll bedull!!”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; InterclassBasketball II, III; C aptainG ym Class II, III.N oted For: E ating up ice creamat F ran k lin ’sU sually Seen: D riving h i s"C h ev y ”Secret A m bition: T o be graduatedW eakness: ElaineWELDON NEILL“ W o lf” or “ Snooks”“ Let me have music undying,and I seek no moredelight.”Interclass Baseball II; C horus II,III, IV ; C hoir III, IV; A ll-S tateC horus IV ; T rack IV.N oted For: H is piano playingU sually Seen: Following somegirl!Secret A m bition: T o be a fa m ­ous orchestra leaderW eakness: O rgansRICHARD NELSON“ Dick”“ The quiet mind is richerthan a crown.”Interclass Baseball 11, III; C aptainG ym Class II, III; C horusII, III, IV ; C hoir II, III, IV.N oted For: T h a t deep voiceU sually Seen: O utside of No.206 at 2:30 P.M.Secret A m bition: T o be anartistW eakness: Long Island64

ROBERT NEWHOUSE“ Bob”“ Young fellows will beyoung fellows.”C aptain G ym Class III; Ju n io rV arsity Football II.N oted For: His blonde hairU sually Seen: R oller skatingSecret A m bition: T o go to YaleW eakness: N atalieHOWARD NORTON“ Nortie”"In peace there’s nothing sobecomes a man as modeststillness and humility.”D ebating II; Subscription C am ­paign II.N oted For: His fiery th atchU sually Seen: Standing erectSecret A m bition: T o be a professorW eakness: T he EnglishRUSSELL PACANO“ Russ”“ A mother’s pride, afather’s joy.”T u m bling Teams IV.N oted For: His tum blingU sually Seen: In the gymSecret A m bition: T o m ake oneor tw o m illion!Weakness: MoneyCEORCE PATTERSON“ Pat”“ He’s quiet and unassuming.”Interclass Baseball III.N oted For: H is m iddle nameU sually Seen: O n a bicycleSecret A m bition: T o be a speeddemon on the typew riterW eakness: W om en!ROBERT PFEFFER“ Curly”“ Can we ever have too muchof a good thing?”Interclass Basketball II.N oted For: His jolly m annerU sually Seen: R iding aroundLivingston in his DodgeSecret A m bition: T o be a secondBarney O ldsfieldW eakness: Buick convertiblesFRED PFLECER“ Fritz”“ For he’s a jolly goodfellow.”A nnual Staff (S napshots); IntcrclassBaseball II, III, IV;G erm an C lub II, III, IV (T reasurer) ; Senior D ram atics (StageCrew III, IV -M anager).N oted For: Being jollyU sually Seen: W orking on thestage crewSecret A m bition: T o defy MissH offm anW eakness: Coffee!RALPH PIETILA“ I am fond of the companyof ladies.”Interclass Baseball II; C aptainG ym Class II; Senior D ram atics(Stage C re w ); T um bling TeamsII.N oted For: His brig h t (?) remarksU sually Seen: A t M iller’sSecret A m bition: T o ow n hisown farmW eakness: "C urvaceous” creaturesRICHARD POPIEL“ Dick”“ The door to love is foundin a song.But I can’t seem to find theright key.”Interclass Basketball II; GleeC lub II, III; C hoir II, III.N oted For: His gay socksU sually Seen: Looking fo r adateSecret A m bition: T o sing likeJack LenardW eakness: G irls

66PHILOMENA LEPORE“ Phil”“ My own thoughts are mycompanions.”Com m ercial C lub III; C horusIII; S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er quietnessU sually Seen: StudyingSecrct A m bition: C ould be asecretW eakness: M r. Evans!JEAN LIVINGSTONE“ Ginger”“Variety is the spice of life.”Sub-Captain G ym Class II;Setuit C ouncil IV.N oted For: H er collection ofA rm y pinsU sually Seen: In plaid slacksSecret A m bition: Figure skatingW eakness: A uniformA N N A LUTHERAN“ Ann”“ A sweet, attractive kind ofgrace.“N oted For: H er quiet m annerU sually Seen: C arrying her b riefcaseSecret A m bition: T o be a nurseW eakness: T he arm yHELEN MARTELLI“ Len”“ My joy of life is hard tokill.”N oted For: H er eyesU sually Seen: F lirtingSecret A m bition: T o be S' 8”W eakness: John R.GEORGIA LIMBEROPOULOS“ Georg”“ Every greeting is full ofgood w ill; every smile is fullof good cheer.”A nnual Staff (A thletics E ditor,P ersonalities); G irls’ InterclassBaseball II, III, IV ; G irls’ In tc r­class Basketball II, III, IV ;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV ;French C lub II, III, IV ; ClioIV (P rogram C h airm a n ); J u n ­ior Prom C om m ittee; SeniorD ram atics (T ick et Salesm an);S etuit C ouncil III, IV ; SubscriptionCam paign IV ; Soccer II,III; Volley Ball II, III, IV.N oted For: H er host of friendsU sually Seen: G iving gum to"P ep ”Secret A m bition: To keep M r.R eim herr’s friendshipW eakness: M aking announcements in AssemblyJEAN LOSEY“ Peanut’’“ O, the world hath not asweeter creature.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Basketball IV ;C aptain G ym Class III; PhiloIII, IV ; Senior D ram atics(M ake-up C om m ittee, T icketSalesm an).N oted For: H er sweet m annerU sually Seen: Finding "bargains”Secret A m bition: T o be a secondSonja HenieW eakness: A good coat of tanV IV IA N MacDONALD“ V iv”“ What a strange thing isman,And stranger still is woman!”S etuit C ouncil III.N oted For: H er smileU sually Seen: SmilingSecret A m bition: T o ride am otorcycleW eakness: His name is CliffordMELANIE M AXW ELL“ Maxie”“ Here is a dear and industriousfriend.”A nnual Staff ( A r t ) ; G irls’ In ­terclass Basketball II, III; C aptainG ym Class II, III; SpanishC lub II, III, IV ; C horus II,III, IV ; Glee C lub II, III, IV;C hoir III, IV.N oted For: H er laughing eyesU sually Seen: W ith N ew tonSecret A m bition: T o be a singerW eakness: Ice-skating

HILDAGARDE MAYNARD“ H ildy”“ Anxious to please, yet notashamed to fail.”A nnual Staff ( A r t ) ; G erm anC lub IV.N oted For: Playing the organU sually Seen: StudyingSecret A m bition: T o be successfulin her art w orkW eakness: MusicALICE McCANCE“ M ickey”“ I am small, but I ammighty.”N oted For: H er youthfulnessU sually Seen: W ith M aySecret A m bition: T o get hersister’s carW eakness: She w on’t tell!ALICE McCRINK“ A lly ”‘‘Give, oh give me back myheart!”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III,IV ; Com m ercial C lub III, SoccerIII.N oted For: H er expression, "Gee,I d o n ’t know !”U sually Seen: D isplaying hercu te m anners to Mr. Thom asSecret A m bition: T o dance onroller skatesW eakness: All of the boys!DOROTHY McDONALD“ Dottie”“ Study in earnest is studyworth while.”A nnual Staff (P h o to g rap h y );G irl’s Interclass Baseball III,IV ; G irls’ Interclass BasketballIII, IV ; O rchestra II, III; SeniorD ram atics (M ake-up C om m ittee).N oted For: H er Irish witU sually Seen: Passing notes inS tudy H allSecret A m bition: T o be an M .D.W eakness: LatinIRENE McCARRY"I"‘‘Life is just a sweet,pleasant dream.”A rm istice Day Program III, IV;G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;Com m ercial C lub III; SeniorD ram atics (U s h e r); Soccer III.N oted For: Keeping peoplew aitingU sually Seen: W ith R uthie andShirleySecret A m bition: T o be on tim eW eakness: Men, m en, and morem en!JEAN McCUIRK“ Fire Engine”“ My wild Irish rose, thesweetest flower that grows.”A nnual Staff (Personalities,S u b scrip tio n ); G irls’ InterclassBaseball II, III; G irls’ InterclassBasketball II, III; C aptain G ymClass II, III; Spanish C lub II,III, IV ; Glee C lub II, III, IV;Subscription C am paign III; C horusII, III, IV.N oted For: H er naturally curlyhairU sually Seen: Q uibbling w ithMiss EatonSecret A m bition: T o go to "L aAmerica del S u r”W eakness: BowlingEILEEN McMAHON“ Lin”‘‘Sunshine and happiness arefound in her personality.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Basketball III,IV ; C aptain G ym Class III;French C lub III; O rchestra III,IV ; Setuit C ouncil III.N oted For: H er popularityU sually Seen: W aiting for thepostm anSecret A m bition: T o carry on agood Irish nameW eakness: "F ly n n y ”V IR G IN IA McMANUS“ Mac”“ I shall be as secret as thegrave.”N oted For: H er "lin e ”U sually Seen: W ith AnneSecret A m bition: T o be able toignore the alarm -clockW eakness: Good books

ALBERT PRODELL“ Red”“ Let knowledge grow frommore to more.”Intcrclass Baseball II, IV ; In ­tcrclass Basketball IV ; SeniorD ram atics (Business C o m m ittee ); Subscription Cam paign IV.N oted For: His red hairU sually Seen: W ith his nose ina bookSecret A m bition: T o surpassD orothy PepoonW eakness: G lenn M illerCHARLES F. RAND, II“ Carl”“ For I was born to love andthus to reign.”Intcrclass Baseball II; C aptainG ym Class II; V arsity FootballIV ; Ju n io r V arsity Football II;T rack II, IV.N oted For: Being a m em ber ofthe T.S.O .U .U sually Seen: Feeding th at lineSecret A m bition: T o find theright wom anW eakness: V irginia Interm ontEDWARD REMVIDAS“ Ed”“ I could live without women,but I’d rather not.”N oted For: F lirtingU sually Seen: M aking timeSecret A m bition: T o be abachelorWeakness: W om en, women,womenROBERT RESTORFF“ Bob”“ Never let work interferewith pleasure.”Interclass Baseball II; InterclassBasketball II; C aptain G ymClass II, III.N oted For: D isturbing No. 314U sually Seen: A t the playgroundSecret A m bition: To be a d ra ftsmanW eakness: R iotingEUGENE FRANCIS RILEY“ Gene”“ A man among men, andwomen too.”Interclass Baseball II, III; SpanishC lub.N oted For: T h a t plaid shirtU sually Seen: W ith BettySecret A m bition: T o be g raduatedin ’42W eakness: H igh StreetJAMES ROBERTS“ Jess”“ The Empire State has nothingon me.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball III, IV.N oted For: His w avy hairU sually Seen: W ith EarlSecret A m bition: T o join theN avyW eakness: BasketballWALTER ROSE“ Bud”“ Speech is silver, silenceis gold.”O rchestra II, III, IV ; C hoir IV ;Chorus IV.N oted For: His rebeckU sually Seen: W ith ‘'B u tc h "Secret A m bition: T o excel insom ethingW eakness: T om ato sandwichesJAMES RUSSELL“ Smoke”“ He’s a great guy— what aline;But a better guy is hard tofind.”Intcrclass Baseball II; C aptainG ym Class IV ; T ra c k III;T um bling Teams II.N oted For: His way w ith thegirlsU sually Seen: A t R ay’sSecret A m bition: T o get a datew ith PhyllisW eakness: Blondes, brunettes,redheads

69ANDREW SALERNO"S al”“ Worry kills me, why die!”Interclass Baseball III, IV; VarsityBasketball III, IV; VarsityFootball III, IV; Junior VarsityFootball II.N oted For: His outstandingfootball recordU sually Seen: A t F ran k lin ’sSecret A m bition: T o be graduatedW eakness: JennyLOUIS SANTUCCI“ Lou”“ Men of few words are thebest men.”Student Secretary.N oted For: His quiet m annerU sually Seen: StudyingSecret A m bition: T o keep aheadof "M ike”W eakness: TypingEDWARD SARLUND“ Ed”“ A real friend, and a regularfellow.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;Interclass Basketball II, III, IV;C aptain G ym Class II, III;T um bling Teams II.N oted For: His wardrobeU sually Seen: A t the C lubSecret A m bition: T o join theA ir CorpsW eakness: FemalesLOUIS SCHAEFER“ Lou”“ I dare do all that maybecome a man.”Interclass Baseball II; InterclassBasketball II, III, IV ; T rackIII.N oted For: T he wave in hishairU sually Seen: Shooting basketsSecret A m bition: T o be g ra d ­uatedWeakness: RonnieJOHN SCHERHOLZ“ Schlitzie”“ Whatever is worth doing atall is worth doing well.”O rchestra II, III, IV.N oted For: H is questions inchem istryU sually Seen: D elivering thosepapersSecret A m bition: T o " trip up”Miss BlissWeakness: D otKENNETH SCHMIDT“ Ken”“ The world knows nothingof its greatest men.”C horus II, III, IV ; C hoir II,III, IV ; Senior D ram atics(T icket Salesm an).N oted For: His sense of hum orU sually Seen: Revealing hisknowledge of the dictionarySecret A m bition: T o be a greatw riterWeakness: W om en!FRITZ SCHOEN“ I am silent, but I am capableof great things.”Interclass Baseball III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball III, IV ;T um bling Teams IV.N oted For: H is first nameU sually Seen: And never heardSecret A m bition: T o be a ringerin basketballW eakness: He w on’t tellHEINZ SELTMANN“ Heinmetx”“ Though not very bashfuland not very bold.”N oted For: His interest inchem istryU sually Seen: W ith JohnSccret A m bition: T o ‘'speed u p ”th a t draw lW eakness: C am paign buttons

LOUISE MERTZ“ Lou”" I f eyes were made for seeing;Then beauty is its own excusefor being.”Sub-C aptain G ym Class III;C lio III, IV (S ecretary).N oted For: H er good natu reU sually Seen: W ith the girlsSecret A m bition: T o w ear adifferent fra te rn ity pin everydayW eakness: College fellowsMARION MEYER“ M olly”"A happy smile is bestin life.”N oted For: H er sunny dispositionU sually Seen: T alking to M r.Terw illigerSecret A m bition: T o w ear aw hite starched capWeakness: P rincetonCRACE MOHR“ Cray”"Silence is the perfectherald of joy.”N oted For: T he farmU sually Seen: W ith "Schil”Secret A m bition: T o m arry ablondW eakness: Ice creamROSEMARIE MONETTI"For she’s a jolly goodfellow.”G irls’ Interclass Baseball III,IV ; Sub-C aptain G ym Class IV ;Clio III, IV.N oted For: H er hairU sually Seen: T alkingSecret A m bition: T o be a modelW eakness: O riginal trinketsDORRIS MULFORD"D o r"“ Forward and Frolic Glee wasthere,The w ill to do, the soul todare."A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls' Interclass Basketball II,III; French C lub IV ; Glee C lubII, III, IV ; Senior D ram aticsIV (U sher, T ick et Salesm an);C horus II, III, IV ; Soccer II,III, IV.N oted For: T he tw o ‘V s ” in hernameU sually Seen: R ushing home forlunchSecret A m bition: T o tell M r.T erw illiger a joke he hasn theardW eakness: FrenchMARIE MUSANO“ Mousey”"W hat she lacks in heightshe makes up in might.”N oted For: H er a rt w orkU sually Seen: M aking noiseSecret A m bition: T o be a com ­mercial artistW eakness: H e’s in the A rm yRUTH FRANCES NORTON"Fannie”"Study in earnest, is studyworthwhile.”A nnual Staff (O rg an izatio n s);Band II, III, IV ; G irls’ In te r­class Basketball III; Sub-CaptainG ym Class IV ; D ebating C lubIV ; O rchestra II, III, IV ; A ll-State O rchestra III, IV ; EssexC ounty O rchestra II; W est O r­ange Sym phony III; SeniorD ram atics (P ro p s).N oted For: H er good m arksU sually Seen: W ith " S tin k y ”Secret A m bition: T o play theclarinetW eakness: H e ’s in No. 202EVELYN OST“ Eve”"Give me music, laughter,and romance;And I’ll make the most oflife.”A nnual Staff (S ubscriptions);C horus 111, IV ; Glee C lub III,IV ; C hoir III, IV (S ecretary).N oted For: H er taste in clothesU sually Seen: A t P au l’s w ith thegirlsSecret A m bition: T o own a dogkennelW eakness: "Sm iley” Earl70

71BEATRICE OWEN“ Bea”"One is good . . .”G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III; C aptain G ym Class II, III;French C lub; Senior D ram atics(U s h e r).N oted For: H er troubles (?)U sually Seen: W ith her "o th e rh a lf”Secret A m bition: T o love andbe lovedWeakness: FreddyEVELYN OWEN“ Eve”"But two is better,”G irls’ Interclass Basketball II,III; C aptain G ym Class II, III;French C lub; Senior D ram atics(U s h e r).N oted For: T aking care of"B ea”U sually Seen: Being good (?)Secret A m bition: T o teach k in ­dergartenW eakness: D ickCONCETTA PAVONE“ Connie”"A ir and manner are moreexpressive than words.”Soccer III; Volley Ball III;S tudent Secretary.N oted For: H er neat p rin tin gU sually Seen: W orkingSecret A m bition: T o stay outlater th a n ten o ’clockW eakness: "B ibs”HELEN PELLINCTON“ Hun”"Neither radical nor cautious,just mild.”N oted For: H er dark blackhairU sually Seen: O n C entral AvenueSecret A m bition: T o have allthe menW eakness: Men!GLORIA PENOLA“ Penny” or "G lo”“ Where, oh where, d id youget your eyes of blue?”C horus III, IV ; Glee C lub III,IV ; Senior D ram atics (U s h e r);Soccer III.N oted For: H er personalityU sually Seen: Looking worriedSecret A m bition: N ever to haveany troublesW eakness: A red-headed IrishmanDOROTHY PEPOON“ Peppy,” “ Dot,” “ Dottie”"He who seeks the mind’simprovement,Aids in world, in aidingmind.”A nnual Staff (O rg an izatio n s);Spanish C lub II, III, IV (Secreta ry ); Glee C lub III; SeniorD ram atics (Business C om m ittee,U s h e r); Setuit C ouncil III;Subscription C am paign IV ; C andyG irl IV.N oted For: H er good m arksU sually Seen: StudyingSecret A m bition: T o w in thescholarshipW eakness: M enV IR G IN IA PETERSEN“ Cinny”"M y modesty, the jewel inmy dower.”Senior D ram atics (U sher, T ick etSalesm an); Setuit C ouncil IV.N oted For: H er sweetnessU sually Seen: Going to thestoreSecret A m bition: T o get herm an!W eakness: Jew elryELSA PETERSON“ Pete”"Silence is golden, but we’renot on the gold standard.”Annual Staff (Personalities,A r t) ; C aptain G ym Class II;C horus III; C hoir II, III.N oted For: H er endless gumsupplyU sually Seen: W ritin g notesSecret A m bition: T o drive anam bulanceW eakness: D riving in her barefeet

JOHN SEXTON“ Jack”“ Lord, I wonder what foolit was who first inventedkissing.”Intcrclass Baseball IV ; V arsityBasketball III, IV ; C aptain G ymClass III, IV ; V arsity FootballIV ; T u m b lin g Teams II, III,IV.N oted For: His athletic abilityU sually Seen: W ith "B .H .”Sccret A m bition: T o get m arriedW eakness: "T h e R o ck ”PRESTON W . SHADBOLT“ Shad”“ Just give me a horse andHI be happy.”C aptain G ym Class III; V arsityFootball IV ; C horus II, III, IV ;C hoir II, III, IV ; T rac k III,IV ; T um bling Team s III.N oted For: His personalityU sually Seen: A t the " Y ”Secrct A m bition: T o be in theA rm yW eakness: M ary and ridingRICHARD C. SHAW“ Dick”“ If wise men were made byquiet;He would be a riot.”A nnual Staff (S napshots); G erman C lub II, III; Senior D ra ­m atics (Stage C re w ); C heerleaderII, III.N oted For: Being tall, dark, andhandsom eUsually Seen: "C ow boy ing”aroundSecrct A m bition: T o go to A n ­napolisW eakness: P retty girlsWALTER SHERWOOD“ W a lt”“ A squeak’s heard in the orchestra,The leader draws acrossThe intestines of the agilecatThe tail of the noble hoss.”Spanish C lub III, IV (Vice-President) .N oted For: H eckling Miss EatonU sually Seen: Telling thosejokes!Secrct A m bition: T o play at theM eadowbrookW eakness: His weaknessesJAMES SHEERAN“ Jim”“ Too many flames spoil thebroth of love; so I have butone.”Intcrclass Baseball II, III, IV;Intcrclass Basketball II, III, IV;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV;V arsity Football III, IV; JuniorV arsity Football II.N oted For: His facial expressionsU sually Seen: O n the firstm ountainSecret A m bition: T o score atouchdow nW eakness: "Lee”EDWARD SILK“ Silk”“ All great men are dying,and I feel faint myself.”C aptain G ym Class III; C horusII, III, IV; C hoir III, IV.N oted For: His dancingU sually Seen: R acing aroundw ith W rightSecrct A m bition: T o join theA rm y A ir CorpsW eakness: N aom iEDWIN SNYDER“ Ebb”“ T o e r r is human.”A nnual Staff (Snapshots Editor ) ; Interclass Basketball II;Secretary of Sophomore Class;French C lub III; C horus IV;Subscription C am paign III, IV;G olf III, IV.N oted For: His blonde curlU sually Seen: W ith "H o o p ”Secret A m bition: T o go to LehighW eakness: "W eegie”HAROLD SQUIRE“ Hal”“ None but himself can behis parallel.”Intcrclass Baseball II, III, IVIntcrclass Basketball II, III, IVCaptain G ym Class II, III, IVV arsity Football IV ; Ju n io rV arsity Football II, III; O r­chestra II (M an ag er); T u m b l­ing Team s III.N oted For: Being an all aroundgood fellowU sually Seen: B ut never heardSecret A m bition: T o answer aquestion rig h t in historyW eakness: Rosalie72

“ Stele”“ The strength of twentymen.”Intcrclass Baseball III, IV ; IntcrclassBasketball III, IV; V arsityFootball IV ; Ju n io r V arsityFootball II, III.N oted For: T rappingU sually Seen: E ating bananasplits in F ran k lin ’sSecret A m bition: T o be doormanat the W aldorf!W eakness: Beatrice“ Bob” or “ Steve”“ There be many wise menthat have secret hearts, andtransparent countenances.”A nnual Staff (S n ap sh o ts); FrenchC lub III, D ebating III, IV ; PhiloIII, IV (T reasu rer); Senior D ramatics (Stage C re w ); SubscriptionCam paign III, IV.N oted For: Being second toW alter W inchellU sually Seen: BlushingSecret A m bition: T o answer oneof "T illie ’s” questionsWeakness: "C h em ” Lab.“ Ed”“ Salesman, Lawyer, a successanywhere.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IVInterclass Basketball II, III, IVC aptain G ym Class II, IIIVice-President of SophomoreClass; G erm an C lub II, III.N oted For: His wisecracksU sually Seen: Looking at thegirlsSecret A m bition: T o ow n hisow n shoe storeW eakness: All girls“ Bert”“ Let the world slide by.”N oted For: Insisting his name isBertU sually Seen: W ith "O ssie”Secret A m bition: T o join theA rm yW eakness: Scouting — b u t forw hat?HOWARD M. STRUBLE“ Mac” or “ Little Maxie”“ ’Tis better to have lovedand lost,Than never to have lovedat all.”Intcrclass Baseball II, III, IV ;Intcrclass Basketball II, III, IV;C aptain G ym Class III, IV.N oted For: His subtle w itU sually Seen: W ith the boysSecret A m bition: To be graduatedW eakness: A certain M.S.CHARLES SUMMERS“ Chick”“ Alas, the love of women—it is known to be a fearfulthing!”Intcrclass Baseball III, IV ; In ­terclass Basketball III, IV ; C aptainG ym Class III; C horus III,IV ; C hoir III, IV.N oted For: H itch in g car ridesU sually Seen: In BrooklynSecret A m bition: T o be olderth an he isW eakness: S' 3 ” blondesFRED C. SZIDBAT“ Peaches”“ Don’t cry, little boy, don’tcry,You’ll graduate by and by.”Interclass Baseball II, III, IV ;Interclass Basketball II, III, IV ;C aptain G ym Class II, III, IV ;V arsity Football III, IV ; T rackIII.N oted For: H is brute strengthU sually Seen: G iving the kids athrillSecret A m bition: To bom b R u t­gersW eakness: PatOSBORNE THORNE“ Osie”“ For courtesy wins womenall as well as valor may.”N oted For: His heightU sually Seen: W ith the fellowsSecret A m bition: T o ow n hisow n florist shopW eakness: G irls, girls, girls!0

JOAN PFLEIDER 5“ Suzy”“ Moderation, the noblestgift of Heaven.”A nnual Staff ( A r t ) ; G erm anC lub II, III, IV.N oted For: H er laughU sually Seen: W ith D otSecret A m bition: T o get 95 inchem istryW eakness: T he cash-registerLILA POHLMAN“ L il”“ ’Tis better to have lovedand lost,Than never to have loved atall.”N oted For: Being one of thegold-football leagueU sually Seen: E njoying herselfSecret A m bition: T o keep outof crack-upsWeakness: L ittle men in blueM AY B. PROCURAT“ Snooks” or “ Maybe”“ I love to live and live tolove.”C aptain G ym Class III; D ebatingIV ; C horus III, IV ; Glee C lubIII, IV; C hoir III, IV; SeniorD ram atics (C a s t); C andy G irlIV ; Ju n io r H onor G uard.N oted For: H er good taste inclothesU sually Seen: W ith R u thSecret A m bition: A irline hostessW eakness: C hem istryBETTY MAE RAAB“ Betsy”“ Music is well said to be thespeech of angels.”A nnual Staff (S u b scrip tio n s);Sub-C aptain G ym Class III;C horus II, III, IV ; Glee C lubIII, IV ; C hoir II, III, IV ; SubscriptionC am paign IV.N oted For: H er weaknessesU sually Seen: SpeedingSecret A m bition: T o be g rad u ­ated from "jalopies”W eakness: BobLILLIA N RAMSLAND“ Lir*“ A smile has ever been hertrade-mark.”A nnual Staff (P ersonalities);G irls’ Interclass Baseball III;G irls’ Interclass Basketball III;Com m ercial C lub III; SeniorD ram atics (U s h e r); Soccer III;Student Secretary.N oted For: "O h ! A test to ­m orrow in E nglish.”U sually Seen: Beating the 8:30bellSecret A m bition: T o sail aroundthe w orld!W eakness: Saturday nightsANNE RAPICANO“ Nana”“ Knowledge is power.”A nnual Staff (O rganizationsL ite rary ); Philo III, IV ; SeniorD ram atics (M ake-up C om m ittee); C andy G irl IV.N oted For: H er 95’sU sually Seen: A rguing w ith acertain biology teacherSecret A m bition: T o be a notedauthoressW eakness: DoodlingDOROTHY RIEDINGER“ Dottie”“ The sun is but a candlewhen she smiles.”G irls’ Interclass •Basketball III,IV ; C aptain G ym Class III, IV;Ju n io r Prom C om m ittee; SetuitC ouncil II.N oted For: H er grand personalityU sually Seen: SmilingSecret A m bition: T o ow n alittle car of her ow nW eakness: BobDOROTHEA RIKER“ Dottie”“ Virtue is like a rich stone— best plain set.”Glee C lub II, III; C hoir III,IV ; Senior D ram atics (C a st).N oted For: H er acting abilityU sually Seen: In W oolw orth’sSecret A m bition: T o have am usical careerW eakness: Perfum e

MARY E. RILEY‘ Hon”“ As merry as the day islong.”C a p ta in G y m C lass I II; S tu d e n tS ecretary .N o te d F o r: H e r s u n n y dispositionU su a lly Seen: A t a c e rta in"sw e et sh o p ”S ecret A m b itio n : T o be a p r o ­fessional ic e-sk aterW eakness: E ddieCWEN A N N ROBERTS“ Gwendy”‘‘Only a sweet and virtuoussoul,Like seasoned timber, nevergives.”B and II, III, IV ; S u b -C a p ta inG y m C lass II; O rc h e s tra II, III,IV ; S enior D ra m a tic s ( P r o p s ) ;S u b sc rip tio n C am p aig n II, III.N o te d F o r: P la y in g a p iccoloU su a lly Seen: W ith B etty Jan ean d LoisS ecret A m b itio n : T o go toN o rth w e s te rnW eakness: J a c kHILDUR ROLFSEN‘‘She was a capable andlikeable girl.”C o m m ercial C lu b III; S eniorD ra m a tic s ( U s h e r ) ; S tu d e n tS ecretary .N o te d F o r: H e r care free m a n n e rU su ally Seen: W ith " C h o ” and" L il”S ccret A m b itio n : T o o w n a c o n ­v ertib leW eakness: J ’sEVELYN SAVAGE“ Eve”‘‘Gaiety is to good humor asperfume is to vegetablefragrance.”C a p ta in G y m C lass III; S tu d e n tS ecretary .N o te d F o r: H e r d a n c in gU su a lly Seen: W ith M ary andPegSecret A m b itio n : T o m a rry herh o n eyW eakness: T edJANE SAVAGE“ Janie”“ A merry heart goes all theday.”A n n u al S taff ( S u b s c rip tio n s );Senior D ra m a tic s (M ak e - u pC o m m itte e ) ; S e tu it C o u n c il IV ;C a n d y Seller IV .N o te d F o r: H e r s u n n y dispositionU su a lly Seen: In a p re d ic a m e n tS ecret A m b itio n : T o go to aB ro w n h o u sep artyW eakness: F ren chRUTH SCHILLING“ Schill”“ A merry heart that laughsat care.”N o te d F o r: H e r jo lly m a n n e rU su a lly Seen: T a lk in gS ccret A m b itio n : T o be a b a c h ­elo r g irlW eakness: T h e ice-m an !BETTY JANE SCHLECAL“ Bette”“ Speech was given to man todisguise his thoughts.”G e rm a n C lu b II, III, IV ; C h o ru sIV ; S enior D ra m a tic s ( U s h e r ) ;C a n d y G irl IV .N o te d F o r: H e r sw eet dispositionU su a lly Seen: W ith LoisS ecret A m b itio n : T o g ro w alittleW eakness: E nglish IVJANE SCHOENER“ Joe”‘‘Exceedingly well-read.”P h ilo III, IV .N o te d F o r: H e r v a rie ty o f“ h a ir-d o ’s”U su a lly Seen: T a k in g specim ensto b iology classS ecret A m b itio n : T o w o rk in am u seu mW eakness: Books, books, books

DONALD TILDEN“ Don”“ What was that pretty bit ofmuslin hanging on your arm.Who was she?”A nnual Staff (Snapshots Editor ) ; Spanish C lub II, III; SubscriptionC am paign (Senior M anager); Senior D ram atics (StageC rew , Business M anager).N oted For: H is very candidcam eraU sually Seen: Bowling w ith"H a n k ”Secret A m bition: T o be a flierW eakness: Every blondeROBERT S. TITCHEN“ T itch” or “ Bob”“ From his cradle he was ascholar.”A nnual Staff (Subscription E ditor) G erm an C lub III, IV ; D e­bating II, III, IV ; V arsity F ootballIV ; Ju n io r V arsity FootballII, III; Philo III, IV (President).N oted For: His brainsU sually Seen: W ith the Timesunder his armSecret A m bition: T o see thew orldW eakness: A rguingDANIEL TOLLEY“ Mystoe”“ A jolly person is alwayswell-liked.”Band III (M an ag er); InterclassBaseball II, III, IV ; InterclassBasketball III, IV ; V arsity BasketballII, III, IV (M anager);O rchestra III (M an ag er); SubscriptionC am paign IV.N oted For: H is sm ooth phaetonU sually Seen: M aking tim eSecret A m bition: T o be able toshaveW eakness: M ilk!RAYMOND TOWER“ Ray”“ From the crown of his head,to the tip of his toes, he isall mirth.”A nnual Staff (Sports E d ito r);Interclass Baseball IV ; InterclassBasketball III, IV ; French C lubII, III, IV ; Philo III, IV (Vice-President) ; Senior D ram atics(Stage M anager).N oted For: His witU sually Seen: W ith D ickSecret A m bition: T o ow n asloopW eakness: SailingMICHAEL VACCA“ M ike”“ Maybe not quantity, butquality, anyway.”A nnual Staff (T y p in g ).N oted For: His shortnessU sually Seen: W ith Tom W ikSecret A m bition: T o elim inatethe cafeteriaW eakness: G etting into troublein the cafeteriaCHARLES VAN BUSKIRK“ Snitxy”“ To do easily what is d ifficultfor others is the mark oftalent.”Band II, III, IV ; Spanish C lubIII; C horus II, III, IV ; C hoirII, III, IV ; A ll-S tate C hoir IV ;O rchestra II, III, IV.N oted For: H is m usical talentU sually Seen: W ith M arilynSecret A m bition: T o go to A n­napolisW eakness: T he fem inine angleROBERT VOLK“ Volkie”“ For he’s a jolly goodfellow.”T rack III, IV.N oted For: His skating at FlorhamParkU sually Seen: Building modelboatsSecret A m bition: T o learn howto ride a horseW eakness: A little brunetteRICHARD WACNER“ Lamp”“ It’s nice to be natural, ifyou’re naturally nice.”A nnual Staff (S p o rts); In te r­class Baseball III, IV ; V arsityBasketball III, IV ; Vice-Presidentof Ju n io r Class; Vice-Presidentof Senior Class; Philo III,IV ; Ju n io r Prom Com m ittee.N oted For: His basketball playingU sually Seen: W ith "his boys’*Secret A m bition: T o get hislicenseW eakness: Shirley

JOHN W ANNAM ACHER“ Hacker’’“ Music is the one thing inthis world which I love themost.”Annual S taff ( A d v e r tis in g ) ;B and II, III, IV ; In te rc la ss Baske tb a ll II, I II; C a p ta in G y mC lass I I ; O rc h e s tra II, III, IV ;A ll-S ta te O rc h e s tra III; S ubsc rip tio n C am p aig n III.N o te d F o r: H is tr u m p e t a r ­ran g e m e n tsU su a lly Seen: A t th e "collegec o rn e r ”S ecret A m b itio n : T o e n te r m usicschoolW eakness: T h e tr u m p e tFRANK WESSOL“ W es”“ Good words are worth muchand cost little.”In te rc la ss B aseball I I I ; In te rc la ssB ask etb all III.N o te d F o r: H is c u rly h a irU su a lly Seen: W ith th e g angS ecret A m b itio n : T o g et tw ow o rd s in edgew iseW eakness: G irlsJOHN ALFRED WIECEL“ Jack”“ I must speak the truth, andnothing but the truth.”A n n u a l S taff ( E d ito r - in - C h ie f ) ;A ssem bly C o u n c il II, III, IV ;C a p ta in G y m C lass II; S panishC lu b III, IV ; D e b a tin g C lu b III,IV (V ic e -P re s id e n t); D eb atin gIII, IV ; C h o ru s II, III, IV ;C h o ir I II; S enior D ra m a tic s( C a s t) .N o te d F o r: O b je c tin gU su a lly Seen: " G e ttin g in g o o d ”w ith th e te ach ersS ecret A m b itio n : T o be ana c to rW eakness: Speech m a k in gTHOMAS W IK“ Tom” or “ W ik ”“ Everyone excels in somethingin which another fails.”V a rs ity F o o tb all IV ; J u n io rV a rsity F o o tb all II, III.N o te d F o r: K ick in g goalsU su a lly Seen: W ith J o h n andH e n ryS ecret A m b itio n : T o o w n a c a rW eakness: F. W . W o o lw o rth ’sc a n d yFRANKLIN W ILLIA M S“ Fink”“ Variety is the spice of life.”In te rc la ss B aseball II, III; O r ­c h e stra I, II, III, IV ; S eniorD ra m a tic s (S tag e C r e w ) ; T r a c kII.N o te d F o r: H is w av y h airU su a lly Seen: W o rk in g a t F r a n k ­lin ’sS ecret A m b itio n : T o o w n a"g o o d ” c a rW eakness: BlondesROBERT W ILLIA M S“ Bob”“ A little work; a little play.”O rc h e s tra III, IV ; T r a c k III,IV .N o te d F o r: H is lau g hU su a lly Seen: E x c ite dS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a n o th e rR u b in o ffW eakness: I t co u ld be girls!JAMES WILSON( “ Jimmy”“ A man among men and agentleman at all times.”In te rc la ss B aseball II; C h o ru sII, III, IV ; C h o ir II, III, IV ;A n n u a l S taff (S u b s c rip tio n ).N o te d F o r: H is p erso n alityU su a lly Seen: W ith A liceS ecret A m b itio n : T o becom ehead sco u t leaderW eakness: L ittle boy sco u tsBRADFORD B. W IN A N S“ Brad”“ Not all good things comein small packages.”In te rc la ss B aseball II, III, IV ;In te rclass B asketball III, IV ;V a rsity F o o tb all IV ; J u n io r V a r­sity F o o tb all II, I II; T r a c k II.N o te d F o r: H is flirtin gU su a lly Seen: W ith LoisS ecret A m b itio n : T o go to W estP o in tW eakness: P re tty g irls#

78MARGARET SCHRAMM“ Shorty"“ Life is but a sweet dream.”G irls ’ In tc rc la ss B asketball II;S u b -C a p ta in G y m C lass II;G e rm a n C lu b II; L ib ra ry C o u n ­c il I II; J u n io r P ro m C o m m itte e .N o te d F o r: H e r " h a ir-d o s ”U su a lly Seen: H u s tlin g ab o u tS ecret A m b itio n : T o have ap e rm a n e n t excuse fro m g y mW eakness: T a k in g it easyM ARY ADELINE SHIFFER” A I”“ The fair, chaste, and unexpressiveshe.”S panish C lu b II, I I I ; S etu itC o u n cil III.N o te d F o r: H e r q uietnessU su a lly Seen: S p o rtin g newclothesS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a k in ­d e rg a rte n te ach erW eakness: C o n v ertib le sBEATRICE SIDERIS“ Beexie” or “ Bea”"Knowledge is the foundationand source of goodwriting.”A n n u a l S taff (L ite ra ry E d ito r,A r t ) ; D e b a tin g II, III; P h iloIII, IV ; Senior D ra m a tic s (P u b ­lic ity , T ic k e t S ale sm a n ).N o te d F o r: H e r E n g lish them esUsualLy Seen: R ea d in gS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a design erW eakness: A lb e rtMARGARET J. SMITH“ Peggy”“ A good heart is worth apot of gold.”C h o ru s III, IV ; G lee C lu b III,IV ; S tu d e n t S ecretary .N o te d F o r: H e r p e rso n a lityU su a lly Seen: A t F lo rh a m P a rkS ecret A m b itio n : T o have longtressesW eakness: R eubenMILDRED SMITH“ Terry”"Life without swing ain’tlife.”C a p ta in G y m C lass III.N o te d F o r: H e r ta lk in gU su a lly Seen: A t S k atelan dS ecret A m b itio n : T o do allstep s on ro lle r sk atesW eakness: H e rb yW IL M A AGNES SMITH“ W il”“ A little nonsense now andthen is relished b y thewisest women.”C a p ta in G y m C lass III; S tu d e n tS ecretary .N o te d F o r: H e r la u g hU su a lly Seen: G ossiping w ithB e tty M aeS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a b a c h ­elor girlW eakness: L iv in g sto n boysGEENE SOMMER“ Honey Chile”"Her crown is on her heart,not on her head.”G irls ’ In te rc la ss B asketball IV ;G e rm a n C lu b II, III, IV .N o te d F o r: H e r b ro w n eyesU su a lly Seen: C r a m m in g f o rc h e m is tryS ecret A m b itio n : T o be ta llW eakness: L em on cakesJANET STELLGES"Stellgie”"Her ways are ways of pleasantness,and all her pathsare peace.”C h o ru s III, IV ; G lee C lu b III,IV ; C h o ir IV .N o te d For: H e r jo y ''p h il”nessU su a lly Seen: In W est L iv in g ­sto nS ecret A m b itio n : T o d o som e­th in g w o rth w h ile in lifeW eakness: " H e sp e ru s . . . T h eW re c k .”

JANE STEVENS“ Steve”“ She speaks, behaves, andacts just as she ought.”N o te d F o r: H e r b e a u tifu l nailsU su a lly Seen: A t A u n t B e rth a ’sS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a secretaryW eakness: L iv in g sto nDOROTHY AN N STOCK“ Dotty”“ Oh, why should life alllabor be?”G irls ’ In te rc la ss B asketball III;G lee C lu b III; S u b sc rip tio nC am p aig n III, IV .N o te d F o r: H e r sk a tin gU su a lly Seen: In th e BusinessP ra c tic e officeS ecret A m b itio n : T o be ag la m o u r g irlW eakness: H a r ry Jam esHELEN MURIEL SULLIVAN“ Sully”“ Speech is great, but silenceis greater.”G irls ’ In te rc la ss B asketball III;C a p ta in G y m C lass III.N o te d F o r: H e r a th le tic ab ilityU su a lly Seen: R o lle r sk atin gS ecret A m b itio n : T o ta k e th ebusiness w o rld b y sto rmW eakness: B e a u tifu l carsJANE THATCHER“ Thatch”“ Sing away sorrow,Cast away care.”G irls ’ In te rc la ss Baseball II, III;G irls ’ In te rc la ss B asketball II,III; C a p ta in G y m C lass II, III;C h o ru s II, III; G lee C lu b II,III, IV ; C h o ir II, III, IV ; J u n io rP ro m C o m m itte e ; S etu it C o u n cilIII.N o te d F o r: B ow ling " 188”U su a lly Seen: " P a lin g ” aro u n dw ith " B o b b y ” an d JeanS ecret A m b itio n : T o be in SanF rancisc oW eakness: "T he Signal C orps”JEAN ANNE THOMAS“ Tommy”“ Variety is the spice of life.”S enior D ra m a tic s (P ro p s C o m ­m itte e ) .N o te d F o r: G e ttin g aro u n dU su a lly Seen: A t S katelandS ecret A m b itio n : T o g et m a rriedW eakness: BillLOIS THOMPSON“ Louie”“ Love, sweetness, goodnessin her person shines.”A n n u a l S taff (S u b s c rip tio n s );C h o ru s II; S enior D ra m a tic s( U s h e r ) ; C a n d y Seller IV .N o te d F o r: H e r frie n d lin essU su a lly Seen: W o rry in g ab o u tc h e m is tryS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a" D o v e ”W eakness: C liffo rd S co tt H ig hDONELDE TILLEY“ Don”“ If silence is gold, I shallalways be a pauper.”A n n u a l S taff (P e rs o n a litie s );Spanish C lu b II, I I I ; C h o ru s II,III; G lee C lu b II, III; S etu itC o u n c il IV ; P ro g ra m G irl IV .N o te d F o r: H e r am azin g v o c a b ­u la ryU su a lly Seen: W ith C o n n ie a n y -w h ereS ecret A m b itio n : T o fin d th a tm illio n a ireW eakness: M en!JOAN TRACY“ I’ll speak in a monstrouslittle voice.”N o te d F o r: H e r quietnessU su a lly Seen: W ith D o t M ac­D o n aldS ecret A m b itio n : T o tra v e lW eakness: A c e rta in som ebody

80HERBERT W ORTHIN“ Herb”“ A fellow of plain and uncoinedconstancy.”In te rc la ss B aseball II, III, IV ;In te rc la ss B asketball II, III, IV ;C a p ta in G y m C lass I I , III.N o te d F o r: H is p le asan t d ispositionU su a lly Seen: A t F lo rh a m P arkro ller rin kS ecret A m b itio n : T o d an ce onro ller skatesW eakness: R o ller sk a tin gBARBARA VINCENT“ Bobby”“ Silence is golden.”N o te d F o r: H e r re tirin g m a n n e rU su a lly Seen: W ith H elenS ecret A m b itio n : T o ch ew g u min M r. T h o m a s ’ classW eakness: S ister C la ireDONALD W RICHT"D on”“ And when a lady’s in thecase,You know all other thingsgive place.”N o te d F o r: B eing h a p p y -g o -lu c k yU su a lly Seen: In his co n v e rtib leS ecret A m b itio n : N o t to haveso m a n y arg u m e n tsW eakness: W ilm aCLAIRE VINCENT“ While others just sit, I sitand think.”N o te d F o r: H e r eyesU su a lly Seen: A n d n o t h eardS ecret A m b itio n : T o be g ra d u ­atedW eakness: SchoolM IR IA M TURTELTAUB“ M im i” or “ Trina”“ To be dignified is to becharming.”A n n u a l S taff (O rg a n iz a tio n sE d ito r, L ite r a r y ) ; A ssem blyC o u n cil IV ; S u b -C a p ta in G y mC lass III; F re n c h C lu b III, IV ;D e b a tin g C lu b III, IV ; D e b a tin gIII; L ib ra ry C o u n c il III; P h iloIII, IV ( C r it ic ) ; S enior D ra ­m a tic s ( C a s t) ; S e tu it C o u n cilIV (C h a irm a n , P u b lic ity C o m ­m itte e ) .N o te d F o r: H e r w eek -en d tre k sU su a lly Seen: K n o c k in g dow ntelep h o n e poles!S ecret A m b itio n : T o be ane d ito r o n H a rp e r’s B azaarW eakness: W o rd s, w o rd s, w ords!GERTRUDE VOTTA“ Jessie”“ Virtue is not left to standalone. He who practices itwill have neighbors.”C h o ru s III; G lee C lu b III.N o te d F o r: H e r gigglin gU su a lly Seen: A t B ra tte s a n i’sS ecret A m b itio n : T o get a seato n th e busW eakness: F redLUCY TUTALO“ Lou”“ Look me over, but don’toverlook me.”N o te d F o r: H e r ta ste in s k irtsU su a lly Seen: W ith A lice an dM ario nS ecret A m b itio n : T o be an in ­te rio r d e c o ra to rW eakness: D a n c in gPATRICIA WALTER“ Pat”“ Pretty to walk w ith; wittyto talk w ith;And pleasant to think on.”G irls ’ In te rclass B asketball III;C a p ta in G y m C lass III; G leeC lu b III; S u b sc rip tio n C am p aig nII.N o te d F o r: H e r sm ileU su a lly Seen: L ooking lovelyS ecret A m b itio n : T o lose h ern ic k n a m e " D u lc y ”W eakness: " P eaches”

EVELYN WARD“ Eve”“ I can dance through life,and sing through trouble.”C a p ta in G y m C lass III; G leeC lu b III, IV ; C h o ir III, IV ;S e tu it C o u n c il III.N o te d F o r: H e r tw in k lin g toesU su a lly Seen: L ooking lovelyS ecret A m b itio n : T o crash H o l­lyw oodW eakness: T h e H a rris o n boyHELEN WEISNOR"A perfect woman, noblyplanned.”S ub-C aptain G ym Class II.N oted For: H er tw o dates inone eveningU sually Seen: In the d ru g storeSecret A m bition: T o bowl ‘'2 0 0 ”W eakness: ''C okes’*M IR IA M WHEELER“ M ir”‘‘She has two eyes, so softand brown, take care;She gives a side glance andlooks down, beware!”S u b -C a p ta in G y m C lass IV .N o te d F o r: H e r big b ro w n eyesU su a lly Seen: N o t in schoolS ecret A m b itio n : T o be a n u rseW eakness: E rnieJEAN WRITENOR‘‘A merry life and a gayspirit.”N o te d F o r: H e r ta lk in gU su a lly Seen: A t S k atelan dS ecret A m b itio n : T e ll m e!W eakness: R o lle r sk a tin gGLADYS WILCKENS“ W ilks” or “ Glad”"Too fair to worship, toodivine to love.”C a p ta in G y m C lass IV ; SeniorD ra m a tic s (M a k e -u p C o m m ittee) ; S u b sc rip tio n C am p aig nIII, IV ; Soccer II, III; C a n d yG irl IV .N o te d F o r: H e r w a rd ro b eU su a lly Seen: W ith J o anS ccrct A m b itio n : T o be a careerg irlW eakness: B ernie, d efin itely !MARY WOYTKO"Where she goes, the sunshines.”A n n u a l S taff (P h o to g r a p h y ) ;S u b -C a p ta in G y m C lass IV ;S enior D ra m a tic s (M ak e - upC o m m itte e ) ; S u b sc rip tio n C a m ­paig n IV ; C a n d y Seller IV .N o te d F o r: H e r tw in k lin g toesU su a lly Seen: W a lk in g w ithW a y n eS ecret A m b itio n : T o get m a rrie dW eakness: Selling c a n d y fo rM iss W eissenbornIRENE W RIGHT“ I”"Patience is a flower thatgrows not in every garden.”N o te d F o r: H e r sm ileU su a lly Seen: SleepingS ecret A m b itio n : T o w o rk inan officeW eakness: N a v yELVERA ZIN K“ El”"To make the world a friendlyplace.One must show a friendlyface.”C a p ta in G y m C lass IV ; C lioIII, IV .N o te d F o r: H e r nice clothesU su a lly Seen: T y p in g a fte rschoolS ecret A m b itio n : T o w o rk fo rth e " p e r fe c t boss”W eakness: Business p ra c tic e81

H E Juniors are like the race o f man; they are set a little lower than the Angelsand a little higher than the Sophomores. They are the privileged, the Chosen People; forthey have none o f the disadvantages o f newcomers like the Sophomores, none o f theresponsibilities that weigh upon the Seniors. They are the great, happy middle-class o f ourschool. A lm ost enviously we stop to w atch them as they blithely go their carefree way.

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U N I O R S• ■ mm*■VVnr—95 I !. S K T5 * ------, , - V 2:/W M■ v y .•V• V- ‘ " /84: Qenevieve D ’Am ato, Margaret Bernard, Rose Adelizio,lizard, Joan Coen, Marian Jaqui, Shirley Riker, Margueritefe W eil, Annette W adlum , Marcelline Fenning,anc Reinhart, D orothy Brady, Muriel Hadum,ances DiGore, Audrey M artucci, May M cCrink,Gloria Peiker, Mary Pellington, Mary Purvis.Bernice Hanright, Edith Triebs, D orothy Pearson,Palrym ple, Shirley Muller, Claire M cD onald, Marieto, R uth Kram, Alva Monetti, Lillian Goldberg, Ellen, yicn cc Schilling, Doris H irt, D orothy Lauders, Marian'L dcnhcr, Marie R izzo, Rose Scarponcini, Jenny Mignone, MargieNason, Violet Leon, Lorraine Stevens, Agnes D w yer, ShirleyRyan, Eleanor D w yer, Doris W right. T hird row : Kay Cowan,Carol Carthuser, May Lauterbach, Virginia Ruppell, HelenGiordano, Rosetta Giordano, Mary Pawlyk, N ancy MacEvoy,N ancy P feffer, Barbara Gallagher, Betty Thein, Doris M oriarity,

THE MIDSHIPMENW ilm a W ilbur, Jacqueline Bauerlinc, Beatrice Crelin, PhyllisSwain, Jean Segren, Audrey Lutz, Katherine McKee, Betty Kelly,Betty Pfleider, Jessie Vincent, Marilyn W ilks, Gertrude Weiland.Fourth row : Peggy Falstrom, Mary Cogan, Eleanor Lehman,Edith C offey, Lucille Ogden, Audrey W heeler, Irma Johnson,Shirley W eil, Janice Knowles, Helen W olfe, Ruth Richardson,LaVerne Chappelle, Rachel N eill, Mary A lford , Joan Blake,G inny Scherer, Patricia E lliott, Jean Sisley, A udrey Giordano,Audrey H anright, Jean Herm ann, Margie M cG uirk, Pat Green,Muriel Spector, Harriet Yeoman, Georgia Deckenbach. Fifth row :Claire W ilson, Bernice Panto, Bernice Engler, Marian Dempster,June A rom ando, Janet Lawrence, June Gross, Norm a McEntee,Eleanor Lynch, R uth Anderson, Betty Fagan, Leila Burgess,Shirley Frazer, Dorcne Bear, Margret Bogert, Peggy Keenan,Betty Lepore, Marion C ox, Jane N icholson, Marilyn Beam, HelenAlexander, Jean Catalane, Helen Simpson. Sixth row : IngaAnderson, Ruth Ellis, Doris Barrymore, Gertrude Fcyerbend,Alta Jones, Jean Stickle, Jean W olfe, Eleanor Petersen, D orothyJail let, Margaret Blyth, Barbara Hager, Doris Varadovits, FlorenceBergmann, June Jones, Rose Sarcone, Josephine Danafrio, EvelynBurkhardt, Rose Coleman, D orothy N icholson, D orothy LouSmith, Sara Paul, Marilyn M axwell, Eleanor Griffiths, RosalinaRiker, Margaret M yron, Jean W alrod, Dolores Oelker. Seventhrow : Diana Stark, Klara Benson, Wanda W ick, A lice Alexander,Kathleen Barrett, Cynthia Swenson, Joan Brady, Joan Byrne,Jean Byrne, Jane Hooper, Teresa Warshaw, Irene Row e, LoisH ugart, Betty Virtue, Irene N orton, Jean Kelly, Grace Hinds,Betty Lou Riis, Jeanne Regan, Doris Rosen, Marilyn Broder,Florence Brown, Peggy Owens, Peggy Jones, Julia O ’ Rourke,Alice Smith, Eileen Hourihan. Eighth row : Elizabeth Carr,Doris Anderson, Ruth Kali, N ancy Quist, Evelyn Feldman.

They grow taller than the tallest senior and shorterthan the shortest "soph.” They are profoundly wise,and yet unspeakably scatterbrained. As a group theircombined spirits would rival those o f the Dodgerfans. But put one alone on a deserted stage, and Mr.R. will soon be demanding "louder.” This is theJunior Class.Tom McHugh is head man this year. A versatilelad, he lists among his achievements football, track,baseball, and scholastics. Especially noteworthy washis participation in this year’s football squad.Second in the heart o f his fellow classmen is Vice-President Peter Robinson. Like Tom, he too sawaction this year on the football squad.T w o pretty Misses occupy the positions of secretaryand treasurer, Joan Blake and Mary- Alfordrespectively. (Wise children, those Juniors— there isa method in their madness; they will keep their eyeson the treasury, so the treasurer might just as wellbe pretty).One o f the school’s finest debaters claims a place inthe Junior Class. Irene Norton has won recognitionfor her debating since her sophomore year. A fellowdebater, Stanley Jacke, also, is an active junior. Hecan be seen rushing around the halls at any time ofday on "business.”The Junior Class has its share o f talent as witnessedthroughout this year. Eleanor Griffiths danced andcoached the dances for the Spanish Club program.Marguerite Maguire’s and Wilma W ilbur’s vocal abilitieshave not gone unsung. (Pun-Pun!)A high spot in the Junior year was the "Prom .”A conscientious Prom committee brought Spring intothe boys’ gym, and the dance was enjoyed by all.Insignificant as they be, next year they will be importantseniors. Then it is their turn to rule theroost. N ow all they can do is to frighten timidsophomores and wait!

JUNIOROFFICERSLeonard Christensen, T om m y M c­H ugh, Mary A lford , Peter Robinson.Left to right, top row : Paul Kuzik, JohnWheeler, Robert Young, John McGee,Dennis Sheperd, Bob W ayler, H amiltonTurner, Bill P roft, Ronald W ick, RobertLynch, Bob Schlichting, H arry Shaich, A rtDavis, Russ Stoll, Frank Mygas, Jack Nagle,George Hlavka, Bob Andeison, C liff O ’Neill,W alt Mielke, T om Lamb, Don N icholson,Jim W aldron, Ray Bataille. Second row:Joe Flynn, Frank H unt, Jack Fuller, RogerDavidheiser, Bill Burt, Alan Haase, BillMotascio, Herman Mitzsche, Charles Force,Tom Parziale, Joe J. Lom bardo, Joe E.Lom bardo, Vincent Bolognini, HelmotDeminatus, Guenther Heine, Bob Potter,John Wheeler, Jack W hite, W all O ’H alloran,Lloyd Earl, George Williams, Bill Hannon,Charles Snyder, Jack Sheller, MarioAvignone, Richard Behrle. Third row :John Schafer, Bill Bongart, Richard Smith,Jerry Caufman, Bob Christensen, KennethKelshaw, Bob Fuessle, Grant L oftin , SteveKessock, John Jensen, A rnold M cC oy, JohnBrisco, Charles M uhlbach, Dave M cGregor,Ray Avnashus, A l Hyres, Clarence Sofield,Pete Robison, Doug Rand, Paul Lonergan,John Mauthe, Glen Mathiason, Lem Christensen,N orm an W itty, W illiam Von Tish.Fourth row : Phil Fauntleroy, Bob M ikulyak,John Johnston, Matthew Angeloni,Bill Rappleye, Bob M oore, A lfred W iley,Bob Conover, Herb Fortescue, R oy Olson,R oy Force, Bob C ook, Thomas Sexton, BobR yan, Alan Farner, John Magliacane, EdSilk, Elwood Carswell, Frank Toai, BobCerutti, H arold Kelly, Melvin Leewright,A rt Heines, Bill MacQuade, Gus Fenske,James Pansulla, James Lonergan, FrankDeCheser, Herb Barken, John Christiano,Joe Cicalese, D ick Applegate, James Sayers,D ick Patz, Dale Linsen, Steve Krozser, KenThom pson, Stanley Jache, Paul Verzi, AlSmith, Bob Sulpy, Edgar Weaver, FrankM cCrink, Am il Hansen, Bob Kraeuter, A rtGershon, Calvin Williams. Fifth row : ChetCarlson, D ick Meyer, Michael Michaels,Bob Thomas, A rt Leva, James O ’Hare, FredDonadio, Jack Tunstead, Carmen Polzo,Bob Kollmar, John Landers, Tom M cH ugh,Mike DeM arco, H arry Haas, Charles W illiams,Jack Gilbert, John O ’C onnor, CharlesDalrymple, T om Fennell, Louis Paglia, TedD ’Alessio, Kieth Graham. Sixth row :Nicholas DeFranco, Paul Broshek, BobPowell, Bob C ow ley, Joule Kossor, RayFink, Harold McClellan, George Sideris,Albert Barnett, John Pushker, Ben Geandis,T om Rudiger, John Miele, John Vassalo,Jim Ball, Bob Pleger, James Marklew, BillBenson, Ed Dunn, Joe Crescenzi, D onWeigert.87

u7 7 H , Youth! How like a crown thou wearest thy happy dreams! A nd so the merrylittle Sophomores trot gaily on their merry little way, while the elderly Juniors and thetottering Seniors look down and sigh for their past youth. The petted babies of theschool, with eager faces shining behind their bibs and tuckers, pause a moment to takeour wrinkled hand and show us the delights and cares of a youth that we, too, once knew.

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THE STOWAWAYSLeft to right, top row : Edith Anderson, Helen Hofstead, MurielSwift, Sherlie VanNess, Gloria Anderson, Betty Jean Beel, JeanIm grund, Delores DeVita, Ruth Lurie, M arilyn Bodle, JeanBarnes, D orothy T aylor, Marjorie V olchm ann, Florence Ling,Viola Zinn, Marion Kline, Irene Kaye, Joan Kepler. Second row :Iris Gottheim er, N ancy Puth, Barbara Bohsen, Frances Bolton,A lice Fredericks, Janice Hoehing, Sylvia Blasi, Sally Lou Robeson,Joan W endell, Betty Hines, Ellen Meslar, W inifred Balcom,Kay McFarland.^ Marilyn Miller, Delmah Needham. T hird row :D orothy Greenhall, Beryl Anfindsen, Margaret Stadtman, RoseM arckfeld, Ruth Lord, Marion H arrington, Lois Romine, EvelynRosenberg, Myra W olfah rt, Margaret Byrnes, A lice Deininger,Ivy Schierman, Dolores Bilotti, Virginia Christiano, AltheaWeimer, Harriet Olson. Fourth row : Jacqueline Gibson, SylviaHines, Marjorie C onnor, Jean Featherly, Jean Dunham, FrancesBrown, Betty Sturzebecker, Marjorie Brohan, Marjorie Longson,Gladys W illiams, Birdella W ightm an, Joan Doehler, LorraineH ollum , Lois Liljestrand, Juliet Siebert, Naomi Kronick, LaVerneKunz. Fifth row : Katherine Rhodes, Barbara Kleiner, GloriaSilber, Jean W ilson, Betty Millinger, Kathleen Carroll, JaniceGerson, Beverly King, Irene Leib, Betty Capen, Muriel Byrne,Doris Somma, Joan Giordano, Hazel Ferguson, Meryl Kollm ar,Ruth W enzke. Sixth row : Joan Christiano, N ancy Larson,Betty Byrne, Jane Buckley, Mary M cH ugh, Lorraine Lombard,Betty Stellges, Joan Ford, Bernice H offm an, Jean Byrne, GloriaMaher, Janet Jones, Joan Loftus, Kathleen Russell, Gloria Lawson.

As you wander through the busy corridors of ourschool, perhaps you have noticed the pint-sized studentswandering around with an anxious look in theireyes. These are the babies of the school— the sophomores.Fresh from the several junior high schoolswhere they were the most respected members o f thestudent body, they are quite bewildered by beingplunged back into obscurity by their older classmates.The first day o f school was for them a trying one,indeed. Unaccustomed to the school building, theyscurried around peering at the number on each doorand glancing shyly at the nonchalant upper classmen.A fter a few days they were more confident; and bythe middle o f the year they had made themselves apart of the school, some o f them having even distinguishedthemselves by their participation inschool affairs.On the football field several potential stars madetheir debut. Among them were Boyd Moreland, EdCross, Jerry Salinard, and Jimmy Ferrara. They alsotook part in other sports, such, as basketball andtumbling.Like their predecessors, the sophomores have anumber o f distinguished students. Bill Fleming, PatriciaLynes, Kay McFarland, James Ospenson, andEugene Shine have been continuously on the highhonor roll.T o the office o f president, the greatest honor thesophomores can bestow on one of their members,was elected Robert Milone. His mental ability coupledwith his charming personality makes him anexcellent leader of whom his class may well be proud.Boyd Moreland brought honor upon himself onthe football field by playing with the varsity andhelping out in a pinch. Flis classmates honored himstill further by electing him to the office o f vicepresident.Norman Carlson, noted for his beautiful blondehair, must be trustworthy, indeed, since his classmateshad enough faith in him to trust him withtheir money bags as treasurer of the sophomore class.Bill Fleming, the secretary o f the class, is wellknown for his scholastic abilities; for he led his classfor several marking periods. His shy smile andwillingness to help whenever he is needed promptedhis classmates to elect him one of their officers.

SOPHOMOREOFFICERSBill Fleming, Boyd Moreland, RobertM ilonc, Norm an Carlson.Left to right, bottom row : Bob Hayes,Bernard Brown, A lfred Ling, Bob Kling,Donald W ilson, Leonard Stokes, EugeneShine, Bert Prybol, Carrington Love, LouisEngel, Bill Powers, Peter Russo, RobertBongart, W illiam Huneke, Ronald Olsen,G ordon Engel, Joe Genne, Hermen N cllcn,H arry Apgar. Second row : H arry W ingerter,Francis Kreuger, Sidney Scarth, LesHynes, Bob M ilone, James Ospenson, BillLeathern, Bob Palmaffy, R ay D ’Alessio, PatChristiano, A rthur Bird, Bob Hays, PhillipStagg, Donald Rolins, Matt Benson, CharlesBendel, Joe Burton, Bill H ock , W alterBayowsky, W arren Stagg, Vernon Adams.Third row : Frank M cConnel, Jack Thomas,R obert Kohn, Bernard Levine, Alan Davenport,John Carroll, John Kerr, RonaldBates, Ted Meyer, Ronald N itzche, SalvitorePagano, W illiam DiM arzo, WilliamColeman, John M illclot, Carl Mueller, JackMellinger, Charles Jones, Paul Jackson,W illiam M cCree, Fritz M ay, Louis Steen,Richard Bottoni. Fourth row : Jack Dench,Jerry Steneken, A ndrew Paine, Bill N orton,Joseph Christiano, Alan Bucher, Henry VanAlphen, Thom as Iuso, John DiM arzo, AlbertMankoff, James Musano, Donald Nugent,Eskel G oldin, N orm an Carlson, John Scott,Fred Berle, Edgar Mocberg, Alan Braun,Robert G ordon, W alter Vincent. Fifthrow : Bill H eick, Ronald M cG uirk, H enry 0W eil, Edwin Grove, Ray Brown, GeorgeAttala, Bill Fleming, Russ Stauffer, EdwardAnderson, M ilton Malkin, Vernon Krob,Duncan M cN icol, W illiam Schlager, H erbertNoyes, A rthur Davis, A rt Liljestrand,W alter Olsen. Sixth row : A rthur Martin,Bill Potts, A rt Potts, Henry Rodgers, A rtSeadon, D ick Freytag, Pete Rand, EugeneWiberalske, Fred Kluge, Bob Selzer, BoydMoreland, Jerald Salinard, W alter Tennyson,Ben Garmise, David Luxner, N ed Hays,Edgar Heller, Patrick Rush. Seventh row :Charles Scagliozzi, H arry Decker, DonM oulton, H oward M cKecby, Robert Maguire,Thom as Pace, D ick Simon, DavidDixon, W alter Upham, George Baker, A n ­thony Verzi, Gordon Engel, Albert Vetter,Bob Infanger, Richard Bossert, GeorgeFinch. T op row : Bill Cosgrove, AugustDowe, Bill Schellhase, Tom Ridge, EdwardCross, John Zipp, Bill Kay, D ick Turtletaub,Edward Fadde, Ronnie Roberts, H enryBell, Bob Conablc, H enry M cArdle, BillMcChesney, Bob Burker.93

H E triumph of democracy lies not in the ringing speeches, the glorious deeds, butin the quiet everyday life of a democratic people. It is the shoulder-to-shoulder workof a million men and women. It is the spirit that walks the halls of a million schools,where students live their daily life in a spirit of fellowship, side by side, armed with thesame hopes, with the same dreams.

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"In spite of rock and tempest’s roar,In spite of false lights on the shore,Sail on, nor fear to breast the sea!”

All through the three seasons of our school year, Winter, Spring, and Fall, life atWest Orange High presents a kaleidoscopic picture of activity.F O O T B A L LT H R IL L SSKIING SPILLSC A L L A R DY O U N G CH EM ISTSA F T E R S C H O O L SPO R TS99

Entering the portalso f w isd o m , w e seestudious students, ofcourse! In fact, we areseeing double — the A l­ford twins arc to blame.But there is somethingamiss, a moon and studentsstudying — Oh,never!Left to right: Evelyn Ost,Gloria Penola, Beatrice Owen,Ruth N orton.Left to right: Barbara Featherline,Kay Landers, Jean A l­ford, Bernice A lford , EvelynW ard.Left to right: W alter Rose,Robert Restorff, Albert Prodell,Ralph Pietila, GeorgePatterson.100

All of which provesthat it’s a vicious circle.While our eleven scores,Ralph notifies that peepingTom , our scoreboard boy. When theteam sees the score hehas posted, they are inspired(we hope) toscore again. Then it isRalph’s turn once more,and so, far into thenight.Starting ElevenBob LynchRay FinkRalph Pietila101

Mario A vignonc blockingfor T om M cH ugh,carrying the ball.N o, the boys are not half ofthe old barbershop quartet. Theyare simply delighted at the outcomeof that snappy play. Ourcoaches seem to have theirdoubtful moments, though. Oh,gosh, and they did so want tokeep those fingernails nice andlong.Dr. TillitsonMr. LawrenceMr. WennerJim FerraraPep SansoneHal Squire102

Bill N ortonBill ProftH arry ShaichTense moments as the gameprogresses, and even the cheerleaders are still. Only Carolseems unaware of what is happening.But never fear, that programwill soon tell her all. Theonly reason for the last snapshotis that "Beauty is its own excusefor being.”Lois StugartCarol Erickson4D oroth y StockmanGloria M oldBetty CapenN ancy PuthJackie GibsonD orothy GreenhallMarion Harrington103

D o t R ik erM iria m T u rte lta u bB lanche B ork stromJosephine G io rg ioStan presides over the Radio Club and everyone is attentative. Canthey be listening to broadcasts from some distant land, or is it just thegirls’ conversation which attracts them ? D ot must be well up on thelocal chatter if w e are to believe the intent faces o f her listeners.R A D I O C L U B105

Danny Kram, Miriam TurtcltaubD ic k W a g n er, G ra ce H a vila n dB ob H a y w a rd , Pat W alters, Sally G allagher, Bob H a g g e rtyPat W alters, D ic k W a gn erThe Foaming BrineThe Cleverest .............. Miriam Turteltaub(Second Choice) ........Dorothy PcpoonBest Looking Brunette Pat Walters(Second Choice) ........Rosalie IovinDanny KramDick WagnerAlbert ProdellBob HaywardRay GreenBest Looking Blonde Sally Gallagher Bob Haggerty(Second Choice) ........Betty HillDick WagnerBest Dressed Gladys Wilkens Dean Moore(Second Choice) ........Eileen McMahon Bob HaywardPersonality Plus ......... Grace Haviland(Second Choice) ........Jean LoseyMost Popular .............. Pat Walters(Second Choice) ........Helen ClasenDick WagnerDan TolleyDick WagnerBob HaggertyD ean M oore, G la d y s W ilk en s106

The Foaming BrineMost Artistic ................Beatrice Sideris(Second Choice) ..........Jean BabsonHighest Climbers .........Ruth Norton(Second Choice) .......... Agnes KeferChester KolbBob BuryJack WiegelBob TitchenM ost Mannerly ........... Barbara Dunham Howard Norton(Second Choice) ..........Alice Hart Bob HaywardBeatrice Sideris, Chester KolbR uth N orton, Jack W iegelBob H ayward, Barbara Dunham, H ow ard N orton107

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L eft to right: Thom as Carnes, JimSheeran, Bill Byrnes, George Cross,Bob H ayward, Jack Holmes. Incenter: Mr. Blumer.David Kohn, Joseph Keiling, ChesterK olb, Ken Kaufm an, Danny Kram.Janice KnoellMildred Eichner" N o w boys, 1 am felling you this as a fatherwould.”Again Mr. Blumer is expounding onwhat every boy should know. Wise Janiceseems to know it all already, or perhaps she isjust laughing at another one o f those Kramantics.

Georgia Limberopoulos, LillianLafferty, Pauline Christiano,A lfred Sansone.I f we didn't know that Yehudi was a m yth ,w e’d say he was holding up Bill's trousers.W ecan still blush; so let's leave before the situationbecomes embarrassing. I f that conversation betweenLenny and Don doesn't tem pt you, howabout a lesson in English as propounded b yProf. Sansone— who should know after all theseyears.W illiam ProftDon HerrmannLeonard Mellinger111

David KohnMiss EatonA h , what drama; for everyone is acting. " W h o wouldn’t with Miss Eaton’s tendercoaching?” she says. That’s D avey over there. Best o f all in the Spanish play, he likedDavey.112 Left to right: Kay Landers, David Kohn, Jean M cGuirk. Left to right: Melanie M axwell, Marjorie Kingston, Lois C ondit,Marguerite M cGuire.

Take one crew o fboys; mix in odds andends o f scenery, a fewactors, and a batch ofgrease paint. W hat haveyon ? A Spanish ChibProgram, unsurpassable.Can you believe thatthe lovely senorita isyour schoolmate? Theauditorium is transformed, and only thetinkling o f a little bell( not Ferdinand’s either)reminds us that thisis not real.Rosetta Giordano, CarolErikson, A lta Jones, BettyCapen, N ancy Pyth, Theresa,Warshaw, Doris Anderson,Wanda W ick , Katherine M c-Kce, Muriel Byrne, GladysDawson, A lice Fredericks.D orothy Pepoon, Melanie Maxwell,David Kohn, Carol Erikson, BettyI hien, Louise Infante, VincentHynes, Marge Kingston, Ja c kHolmes.Bob Powell, Don Tildcn, EdAlbert, Robert M aufy, WaltSherwood, Bob Stephens, HenryJatczak, Jack Fuller, JackWiegel.113

The Foaming BrineMost Promising D orothy Pepoon A lbert Prodell(Second) ............ Miriam Turteltaub Brendan ByrneMost Versatile Sally Gallagher D ick W agner(Second) ...... Miriam Turteltaub Danny KramBest Athlete N ancy Dilzell Bob Haggerty(Second) ...................... Helen Sullivan A ndy SalernoD orothy Pepoon, Albert ProdellD ick W agner114

Jolliest .......................Grace Haviland Dan Tolley( Second) May Bodnardchuk Danny KramBest Speaker .......Miriam Turteltaub Brendan Byrne( Second) Beatrice Sideris Danny KramBest Dancer ................... Evelyn W ard A ndy Salerno(Second) ........................ Mary W oytko Dick PopielBrendan Byrne,Mr. Walters,Miriam Turteltaub^ Policy G* y> G*-acc05 a lie /. .° V" 1’ Bob Haa&8erty

Left to right: Alex H ctyei, KayCarncr, Gordon Hansen, Mr. H cadington,Nan Cassidy, Robert H am -marberg.Eileen Gould, C onccttaPavone, LouisSchaeffer, RosemarieM onetti, Helen Pellington.Bob Titchen and Pal.Can this be school -where w e all wait forSaturdays to com e? Everyone is s?niling— evenin the Royal Chamber, the office. Perhapsthe students are going on a vacation like thato f Bob Titchen; or perhaps they are anticipatinga few more o f those happy half days, whichM r. Terwilliger calls days o f " long bells andshort periods.” Bob seems to be on every page,doesn’t he? That comes o f being friendly withMiss Manley, who heartily endorses the "G oplaces and see things” m otto.116

Ray BatailleW arren HaggertyPhillip DiamondBob EngelTom HaggertyA b evy of beauties, and w e don’t blame you for not noticing the boys. N o t evenMr. W ebster would be able to keep their attention if they saw what you see now.Left to right: Ruth Bryson, May Bodnarchuk,Kay Landers, Evelyn Ost, Lee Burgess,Evelyn W ard, Mildred Brown.117

Karl M arx, H ardy K irchcr, Jean Losey, Jean Livingston, Miss Manley, Bob Longson.Frank M cKrinkLook, Miss Manley— someone is taking your bike (It’s the tires that count n ow ).Those boys in the locker room must know something about it; and if they don’t, MissD aly, o f the wise looks, does.W allace Maginn, W ilbur Mahler, Edward Lange, Bob M ojo, W arren Longfield.Joan D.ily, Lucy Capobianco118

"N o th in g but the truth, students,” admonishesMr. Smock as a mild "p lu g ” forthe senior play. That’s what Mrs. Evans iswriting in shorthand, and the whole schoolhas taken up the cry. Even the cast m odestlyadmits that the play will be a " W o w .”David King, Brendan Byrne, D ick Shaw,John W iegel, Dan Kram, Bob Hayward.Brendon Byrne, DorisBerlow, Robert H ayward,Danny Kram,May Procurat.Helen ClascnMrs. EvansD on Tilden, Bob Titchen, Dick Shaw, Mr. Smock, R oy Cruse.119

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L eft to right: JosephineG iorgio, RosemaryChristiano, Mrs.W riggins, Peggy C alendar,Kay Carner.Miss Karnes, A liceM cCance, Irene M c-G arry, Melanie M axwell,A lice M cCrink.W e give our girls a liberaleducation! They may be independent— become typists,self-made -women. O r theymay get married. W e guaranteethat after a course incooking they will be able toboil the proverbial water.

Left to right: D ickShaw, Sylvia Collins,M r. Huselton, EdwardSterns, JaneSavage, W ellden N eill,Evelyn Savage.Com e now, Blanche, bereasonable; all the other girlsseem to agree with B etty Mae.Let's go up to Physics Lab.and weigh the matter carefully.W ell, look; someoneelse seems to have problemstoo.Left to right: BettyMae Raab, BlancheBorkstrom, MarianMeyer, A nn C iricillo.

Peter RobisonThe Amish school boys and girls in Amish garb dressed like"foreigners.”Virginia Scherer, Pete Robison, R obertTitchen.W e are thankful that M r. Greeley wasn't familiar■with all the points on the compass when he said, " G oW est, young man.” Our Hostelers need only a littleencouragement. Such colorful sights as the Amishschoolchildren in Lancaster C ounty, Penn., are themain attractions.Pete Robison, Jack W hite.124

Bob Anderson, known as unhandy A ndy, pauses at a milestonenear Valley Forge. The gal was Betty Hines.The W .O . bike group excited curiousquestions in Pennsylvania D utch from theAmish school boys.A n d yet more hostelers, and do we see signs offatigue? O h no, to disprove this, Bob and Pete gothrough a round o f stunts. But lunch does help theweary traveler on his way.Patty Lynes, Bob Titchen, W illie W ilbur,Ginnie Scherer, Kay Carner.Peter Robison, Bob Titchen.

Y o u know what they sayabout a stitch in time saving.A n d everyone is answeringthe cry o f the Red Cross b ysaving and working. Thestudies o f the Latin classesbring them close to the battlescenes which have made thisnecessary.Left to ligh t: Marie Kleinknecht,Dolores Flisher, Joan Fennell, HelenDennis.Left to right: Dan M cN u lty, H ildegardeM aynard, Melanie M axwell,Karl Marx.Left to right: Mrs. N ock , MayBodnarchuk, Jean de Girolam o,Gloria Fredericks, M ildred Eichner,Marion Deininger, May Donten.126

N o w , girls, don’t reach.There is enough for all at theP .T .A .’s cake sale. A nd justto prove that school is notall "m ilk and honey,” wegive you jean and friendsstudying.Left to right: W allace Maginn, JohnMiller, Jean M cG uirk, Ken Lindstrom.Left to right: Mary Adeline Schiffer,Rose Attalla, Madeline Botti, JennieAraneo./Left to right: W ilm a Smith, BettyJane Schlegel, Gwen Roberts, SylviaBoyland.127

Bob is up in the air and for a good reason,too. The senior play with Jo’s, Minti’s, andD o t’s acting is a hit. Everyone is talkingabout it, including Betty.Robert HaywardBetty GiordanoDorothea RikerMiriam TurteltaubJosephine Giorgio

A n d there is nothing like the Spanishgentleman— so says Miss Eaton. I f w e didn’tknow that the school was constructed withwalls, w e would say that Alice and D ot werelistening intently. Instead w e will call themtw o pert misses on ground inspection, anddon’t ask w hy.D oroth y PepoonA lice HartMiss Eaton129

The scenery is nice; theview from the school, superb.But how can one find timeto see these things with suchbeauty galore on the grounds.W e are feeling wonderful, sowe include the boys in thisand say they are " real p retty.”Even the football field holdsits share o f beauty, and theclassroom speaks for itself.Left to right: Marie Kleinknecht,Betty Hammer, Louise Infante, BarbaraH oll, Shirley Jacobovitz.Vivian Carter, Pauline Christiano,Connie Kiepc, Muriel Greenberg.D ick W agner, Evelyn W ard, HelenClasen, Kay Landers, Vincent Hynes.130

A ll in a day’s w ork! Earlybirds catch the choicest tidbito f morning gossip. Thenclasses; and please, Jack, whenyou land from that explosion,try not to break the test-tube.A game next, but M r. Smockwould rather have p retty Leeadjust his cravat (tie to you,Soph.) than watch it. Then itis milking time, so back toLivingston until tomorrow.Marion Killoran, Marjorie Kingston,Joan Kenworthy, Shirley Harvey,Barbara H olzm an.Jack WiegelBob TitchenLet’s go— home!131

Edwin SnyderD on TildenHandsome is as handsome does, and these handsomes doa great deal. These are the boys who arrange for pictureslike these o f the operetta. A n d w e are proud o f them ( theboys and the pictures). That chorus line would even makeZiegfeld happy.Melanie M axwell, Jackie Gibson, Helen ClasenEleanor G riffiths, Sara Paul, N ancy Puth, Jean Stickel, Pat Elliot,Anne Rap.cano, Helen W olfe, Blanch Borkstrom, Joan C h ris tia n o ,JBetty Capen.

Left to right: Ruth Richardson, Jeanne Losey, Rose Attala, LeilaBurgess, Gloria Penola, Betty H ill.Left to right: Evelyn W ard and Richard Nelson.Ray is another o f the school’s promoters; but he isslightly out o f place here, for his business was ■with thesenior play. H e was probably fascinated b y the dancers inthe operetta. Richard was too busy to see them.Ray Tower

W est Orange students wherever theymay be. Recognize that group at RadioC ity? A n d there is Bill, our representativeon the high seas. H e is one o f UncleSam’s men on active duty now.Front: Betty Capen. Rear: Beryl Anfendsen, Gloria Moler,Jackie Gibson.Some 30 Fnglish Students, left to right: August Dowe,A lfred W iley, Fritz May, Joe Christiano. A fter theatreand museums and zoos. R ockefeller Center.Bill Byrnes134D orothy Stock, Lillian Ramsland, Jean Thomas, MurielW ilks.

Honor RollThrough four long years, these, the leaders of ourclass, have striven until now they reap the fruits oftheir labor— wisdom.D O R O T H Y PEPOONA LBE R T PR O D E LLDorothy PepoonAlbert ProdellGladys DawsonRichard WagnerLois Condit ...........Elizabeth GiordanoJoan Fennell .........Ruth NortonRobert Mojo ..........Catherine LandersEdwin SnyderBeatrice SiderisDaniel Kram .........Anne RapicanoMiriam TurteltaubAlice HartRobert StephensConcetta PavoneLouise Infante .....Hartmann KircherMay Procurat .........Donald TildenRosemarie MonettiSally GallagherLouise MertzBarbara FeatherlineJean McGuirkBetty Hammer ......Helen Martelli .......Marion Killoran9 3 .5 4 19 3 . 4 0 69 2 .9 4 19 0 .9 8 89 0 .9 1 69 0 .6 3 49 0 . 3 5 79 0 .0 5 29 0 . 0 2 78 9 .7 9 18 9 .6 1 38 9 .4 6 28 9 .4 4 48 9 .1 1 18 8 .6 9 58 8 .6 6 28 8 .5 7 98 8 .4 0 38 8 .3 0 58 7 .9 4 78 7 .6 8 98 7 .2 1 587.2158 6 .7 2 98 6 .7 2 98 6 .7 1 58 6 .7 0 28 6 .4 5 08 6 .4 1 .58 6 .4 0 6Agnes Kefer ..........Heinz Seltman ......Marion Coccio .....Philomena Lepore ..Joan PfleiderSylvia CollinsLe Roy LeafMuriel GreenbergGeene SommerJohn WiegelJean BabsonJohn ScherholzAnnaliese BernhardBernice AlfordHenry Jatczak .......Robert Burgher ....A LBERT PRODELL8 6 . 3 0 78 6 . 3 0 48 6 .3 0 38 6 .2 7 38 6 .1 4 18 5 .8 2 98 5 .7 5 38 5 .7 0 28 5 .6 9 88 S .6 9 48 5 .4 1 28 5 . 3 6 78 5 .2 0 98 5 .2 0 88 5 .1 0 58 5 .0 0 0135

----- L E A N competition and good sportsmanship have always been the very heart o fthe American tradition. This is w h y athletics play such an important part in the lives o fAmerican youth. The fair play, the striving fo r one’s team, the sw ift give-and-take ofour sports are intricately bound up w ith the fullest spirit o f democracy.

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" O n many a dreary and m isty night’Twill be seen b y the rays o f the signal lightSpeeding along through the rain and the dark.”

BOY’S SPORTS

Sheeran clearsMario AvignoneGreat Guns!This year the football warriors o f West Orangeencountered the cream of the North Jersey footballcrop. Four o f their opponents placed among the firstten in the state rankings. Considering this fact, theWest Orange students can well be proud o f theirlight, under-manned football team, that started theseason dismally and came through with a FrankMerriwell finish.The opening game saw a powerful Irvington squadcome out on the long end o f a 2 to 0 score. Timeand again, the heavier Irvington eleven was thrownback by spirited, bone crushing tackles. The finalgun was sounded with the cowboys threatening toscore.The next week, the mountaineers traveled to playspeedy Paterson East Side. With lightning thrustsby their halfback, the East Side aggregation rolledover the cowboys 25 to 0. In the last quarter CoachWeaf used his subs to give them some experience,thus bringing Tom McHugh, small speedy halfback,into the limelight.The following week, fate and an excellent EastOrange team put another thorn into the sides of theWest Orange Cowboys. Aided by Mosso and thebull-like rushes of Saylor, East Orange defeated WestOrange, 33 to 0.The following week, the Kearny Kardinals invadedthe Cowboys’ home field. In the second quartertheir tricky T-formation clicked for a touchdownand gave Kearny the game, 6 to 0.The fourteen years o f victory over Orange wasincreased to fifteen by a thrill-packed game in whichthe outcome was in doubt until the final gun. Thecowboys won 14 to 13.Because o f a postponement, the Plainfield gamewas played Election Day morning. The Cowboysscored early in the first quarter, again in the thirdquarter, and also by an interception in the end zone.The final score was 19-6.The following Saturday the Cowboys journeyed toMontclair to play the New Jersey State Champions.Without a doubt, this was the toughest team encounteredby the Cowboys all year. The final scorewas 37 to 7 in favor o f Montclair.Next, the light Millburn team invaded the homestadium, only to be sent back wondering where CoachWear ever found so many able substitutes to put inthe fray. Over 40 players saw action in this runaway. All in all, a very good time was had by everyone,except Millburn. The final score was 33-7.The turkey day game was attended by an overflowingcrowd coming to see West Orange avengetheir 7 to 0 defeat o f the previous year by Columbia(L a rge fo r m a l) First r o w : T h om a s Stathakis, M ario A v ig n o n e ,H a lSquier, James Sheeran, R o b e rt H a g g e rty , A n d re w Salerno,B ra d fo rd W in.ins, R o b e rt H a m m a rb erg , L lo y d E arl, F ran k linC lose, T h om a s W ik . Second ro w : W a y n e Shadbolt, R o b e rt B u ry ,R o b e rt K unze, T h om a s M c H u g h , R o b e rt G esin, Jack K err, JackS exton , Peter R ob ison , D ou glas R a n d , B oy d M orelan d , C a rl R a n d ,Leslie C a h ill, R o b e rt Seltzer. T h ir d r o w : Louis K rem er, Joe DeC a rlo , T h om a s K lu g e, R o b e rt T itc h e n , R a lp h K ent, B ru ce W a l­lace, James Ferrara, Stanley M aslow ski, E d w a rd C ross, JohnM iller, H a rtm a n K irch er, R o b e rt P otter, R o b e rt A p p lega te.F ou rth r o w : M r. W e a r, M r. L a w rence, M r. R a n k in , M r. C a lla rd , 143A lfr e d Sansone.

High. West Orange started their offensive rightaway and lassoed the Cougars, 19 to 6.On every football squad there are a few boys whoconsistently do good work but are never heralded bythe press or the spectators. One of these boys isJimmy Sheeran, a blocking back, who never carriesthe ball. He has cleared the way for many long runsand many a touchdown, but verv seldom in his foot-Cheerleader, Bill N ortonThe Star, Bob Haggertyball career has he been recognized by anyone exceptthe coaches and the players. T w o more o f these unsungheroes are the bobbing Bobs, Hammarberg andHaggerty. On every pile up into the line, the oneon the bottom is usually Haggerty, who gets hisman. On end sweeps and off tackle plays, Hammarbergusually breaks in and spills the interference ornails the ball carrier. W e pay a tribute to these unsungheroes o f the West Orange football team.

We also wish to pay a tribute to the fine work ofCoaches Wear, Wenner, Rankin, and Lawrence, whoalways had a kind word for the boys after a toughgame and praise for good plays. Never do they giveup the ship early in the season, as can be evidenced bythe comeback staged by the team this year.Marcus RankinAnxious? Mr. WearThe Winning PlayFootball ScoresWest OrangeOpposing0 Irvington ...................................................... 20 Paterson East Side ..................................... 250 East Orange ............................................... 330 Kearny .......................................................... 614 Orange ................................... ...................... 1319 Plainfield .................................................... 67 Montclair ................. .................................... 3733 Millburn ....................................:................. 619 Columbia ...................................................... 6Robert Hayward145

The 1942 edition of the West Orange basketballsquad was one of the "Durndest, fightinest” bunchof boys ever seen in this school. Despite the factthat they lost their coach, Marcus Rankin, to thearmy in the middle of the season, they compiled agood record under their new coach, Wendell Wear.The fact that their record was good was proved whenthey were asked to compete in the state championshiptourney of the past season.Paced by Captain Dick Wagner, the Cowboyspiled up a record that cannot be judged alone by winsand losses. Contests similar to those against Columbiaand Weequahic demonstrated a superior, even if notvictorious West Orange quintet."Lamp” Wagner "spark-plugged” the teamthroughout the season, and looked exceptionally goodwhen the pressure was on.Left to right, back row: Dan Tolley, W illiam Mathesius, Louis Kremer, G lenn Farner, A llan Haas, TomRidge, Tom Sexton, E m il Hansen, Jack Mellingcr, Coach Wendell Wear. Front row: John Miele, LeoFaas, Franklin Close, R ichard Wagner, Jack Sexton, Andrew Salerno, N orm an Carlson.Franklin CloseAndrew Salerno

19 Bloomfield ................................ 1628 Orange .................................... 3926- Belleville .................................. 2129 Columbia ................................. 3344 Scott .......................................... 3037 Weequahic ................................ 4429 Columbia .................................. 3328 Belleville .................................. 3439 Irvington .................................. 2027 East Orange ............................ 2642 Orange ....................................... 4542 Paterson Central ................... 1850 East Orange ............................ 3536 Scott ......................................... 3848 Kearny ....................................... 16STATE T O U R N A M E N T28 Weequahic........32Jack SextonLeo FaasJohn Miele148iI.v'

Jack Sexton, the man about whom the team centered,proved himself an outstanding basketball playerby his constant good work and accurate scoring.Sensational plays were contributed when color wasneeded, by Andy Salerno, veteran of several basketballcampaigns.Under-estimated by the fans this year was "Jill”Close. Close had no flare for the sensational, but hisfine defensive plays, together with his thoroughknowledge of the game, made "Jill” one of the mainstaysof the quintet.Leo Faas and Ken McGuckin, the other seniors onthis year’s team, both saw a great deal of action thisseason. Leo makes up in ability what he lacks inheight, and Ken’s accuracy makes him a threat onany ball club.Lower classmen, Norman Carlson and "Sonny”Miele, are already well established varsity members.These boys promise to be among the most outstandingin the state next year.yWhere’s that ball!wx149

RollersA t the close of the basketball season,grunts and groans could be heard issuingfrom the boy’s gym. Looking in, we sawan amazing sight. There were boys, ourown students, flipping themselves aroundlike their distant relatives, the monkeys.Inquiring further about this matter, wefound this to be the Tumbling Club, agroup of boys with tumbling, turbulenttorsos, threshing about the floor. Andwonderment on wonderment, they do itall for fun, To appreciate their tricks,one must try them one’s self and see if hehas the faculty for falling too.Also coming from the gym. weresounds of the staccato dribbling of abasketball. This was the interclass basketballchampionships being played. Andguess what! The lowly sophomore B gymclass, composed mostly of seniors, cameto the fore and rubbed out the lordlyseniors and juniors to "cop” the interclasschampionship.Left to right: Edward Silk, R oland N itzche, Jo hn M iller, Jack Kerr, Frank W illiam s, Thomas Rudiger,W illia m P roft, Albert Prodell, Russel Pagano, Salvatore Pagano, Peter Rand.

HERay GreeneBob HammarbergJack Kerr.George Patterson, Herbert Bromley, OsborneThorne, Bob Hayward, Bob W illiam s, DickBehrle, Bob Bury, Jack Kerr.Bob Bury, Jack Kerr151

G o lf TeamEd SnyderAlan McKoneJack HolmesG ym ClassHenry JatczakTrackRay GreenGeorge HooperManeuversBobby Jones can well be wary! Have you seen theWest Orange High School Golf Team in action?Under the supervision of Mr. Evans, the boys, EbbSynder, Mac McKone, Jack Holmes, Frank McCrink,Julius Kosser, and Walt Bayowski, easily won thefirst match at Rock Spring Country Club over Boonton.They have a very full schedule this year includingVerona, Paterson, Montclair, and Caldwell.A final test for their skill will be the State Tournamentat Asbury Park.Although the boys do not enter interschool competitionin a number of other sports, still they getmuch enjoyment from playing such games as tennisand baseball.G ym ClassBob Hayward152

Brig ShotsCaptainsBob H ayward, Howie FlemingCo-CaptainsBill Proft, Bill Norton, John Christiano, H arry ShaichBottom row, left to right: Bill N orton, H arry Shaich, Bill Proft.Fleming, Bob Powell, Joe Christiano, Bob Hayward.Top row: HowieAh, for the life of a cheerleader, those Saturday’schildren, who are a cross between a BingCrosby and a hog caller! West Orange has sixof them. Every game night they are speechlessas a result of their vocal efforts in that day’sfootball foray— their golden tenor voices havebecome mere rasps of tone. Their white trousers,no longer white, are spotted with the grime ofthe field. On a muddy day, they are figurativelyknee deep in their work. Still through it allthey are the fighting backbone of the team.Their mighty cheers start Friday’s pep meetingand reverberate until the game has been won.Their enthusiasm is great throughout the game;but they become especially animated during thehalf (can it be from that trip across the gridironto pay their respects to the visiting team’slovely cheerleaders?).Their work does not end with football season;but they continue their "rooting” at thebasketball games. Even after they have droppedout of the limelight, they are not forgotten.Every young sophomore (feminine, of course)points to them with awe and declares, " Theywere cheerleaders!”Robert PowellJoe ChristianoHoward FlemingBob HaywardH arry ShaichBill ProftBill N orton

thletics do not entirely belong to the world of man. Basketball, volley ball, soccer,archery, hockey, baseball— these are all sports a girl may delight in. We have our thrillingmatches, too, our stars, our ■moments of triumph or defeat— every game tempered withgood sportsmanship, every good sport throwing herself into the spirit of the game.

GIRL’S SPORTS

Lacrosse players: Rose A ttala, Audrey Kenlein, Gloria Penola, Grace Haviland, Katherine Landers,May Procurat, Alice McCancc, R u th Anderson, Irene W rig h t, Helen Dennis.SEAHelen Clasen, Catcher; Betty H ill, at Bat.Ladies, ladies, remember you areladies! What useless words— it’s gymday and no need for demure voicedconversation. Lusty shouts— and butfor an occasional soprano squeak— wemight well be in the boys’ gym class.Miss Case, who has the difficult taskof filling the well-loved shoes of Mrs.Muller, has initiated a new system thisyear. Calisthenics before each class"limber those limbs” for more energeticgames. The tune is somethinglike this— hands up— squeak— howl!Squeak — touch the floor — groan! —and then again!Weather permitting, the classes areoutdoors playing soccer, baseball, orarchery. If old Sol declines to shine,they play basketball or volley ballindoors.After several weeks of eliminatingcontests, Joanne Wiel came out theM ary W oytko out at Heme.

LEGSSoccer players: Doris Allinger, Philomena Lepore, Lois C ondit, Helen Sullivan, Joan Kenworthy,W ilm a Sm ith, Betty Mae Raab, Rosemarie Monetti."winnah” in the ping pong singles.The doubles champions were, appropriatelyenough, the Byrne twins, Jeanand Joan. Other contests, especiallythose between classes, have been verypopular.Participation in after-school sportshas won for many girls their numeralsor letters.Another important war-time activityis the Red Cross First Aid Classes—also under the instruction of Miss Case.Sixty girls have gained their certificatesin these extracurricular classes.Another newcomer this year is MissMenning, who takes the place of MissMoses. She has prepared a fitting endto this year’s gym activities, a "playday”to be held in May. It will includegirls from West Orange schools as willalso the archery contest which isscheduled for early June.Gertrude V otta Shooting.Sally Gallagher

GIRLSIN BLUEOne in— One out!Marjorie BeanPauline Christiano andBetty Jane Schlegel

, - ---------I t I t s • " :r - * -Sr* ’ '^ ^ S Z— r , J f t . J F - :m ---- -— J Mfcijk *t * ;k, A\ * ~rtr m \June G ounaud, Josephine Grippaldi,May Donten, Jane Collinson, ShirleyDeck, Evelyn Burkhardt, MargaretSm ith, Lucy Capobianco, Alice Mc-C rin k, Jennie Araneo, Gloria Caruso,M arion Coccio.Lee Burgess, Mae Bodnarchuk, LouiseMertz, Marjorie Schramm, Pat Walters,Joan Daly, R u th Bryson, DorotheaRiker.O h, That Ball!

he heart of every free man demands activity, for man was born to be useful. Here,in West Change H igh School our opportunity comes through our school activities.

''We shall sail securely, and safely reachThe Fortunate Isles, on wlx>se shining beachThe sights we see, and the sounds we hear,W ill be those of joy and not of fear!”

CLUbS

JackWiegelDon TildenRobert TitchenR a y m o n dT«*«-Editor-in-Chief ................ Jack Wiegel. Snyder, GUVSBusiness Manager .......... Vincent HynesLiterary Committee: Beatrice Sideris,Editor; Betty Giordano, Assistant Editor;Miriam Turteltaub, Shirley Baldwin,Anne Rapicano.Subscription Committee: Bob Titchen,Editor; Sylvia Boyland, John Gannon,Lois Thompson, Helen Clasen, KayLanders, Pauline Christiano, HowardNorton, Marion Deininger, Joan Kenworthy,Betty Mae Raab, Evelyn Ost,Jane Savage, Shirley Gerson, Kay Carner,Rosemary Christiano, Shirley Harvey,Bradford Winans, Leroy Leaf,James Wilson.Personalities Committee: Shirley Baldwin,Editor; Betty Giordano, AssistantEditor; Marjorie Bean, Elsa Peterson,Georgia Limberopoulos, Jean McGuirk,Lillian Ramsland, Phyllis Basse, AliceHart, Doris Mulford, Sally Gallagher,Barbara Featherline, Doris Berlow, DonaldeTilley, Jeanne Losey, Philomena Le-Pore, Marjorie Kingston, June Gounud,Barbara Dunham, Joan Fennell, EileenMcMahon, Bob Newhouse, RosalieIovin, Shirley Jacobovitz, Joan Daly.Typing Committee: Gladys Dawson,Editor; Helen Johnston, Irene McGarry,Lois Condit, Barbara Featherline.166P r o c u r e u ° B e r n ic e O o s n D c r o t h e a *■'mary g * £ * £ u \ i« « Chr«u»no,Photography Committee: Edwin Snyder,Editor; Danny Kram, Assistant Editor;Marion Killoran, Robert Mojo, TomAllerton, Hildegarde Maynard, HerbertBrydon, Leo Faas, Bernice Goshin, DorotheaRiker, Mary Woytko.Athletics Committee: Ray Tower, Editor;Georgia Limberopoulos, AssistantEditor; Dick Wagner, Vivian Carter.Snapshot Committee: Don Tilden, Editor;Jack Wiegel, Lilly Fouquet, BobStephens, Frederick Pfleger, Tom Carnes,Carol Erickson, Luke Ciamboli, MurielGreenberg, Dick Shaw, Edward Snyder,Jack Holmes, Peggy Callender, JaneThatcher, Betty Glenn, George HoopertCharles Van Buskirk, Henry Jatczak.Art Committee: Beatrice Sideris, ChesterKolb, Annabelle Alexander, Jean Babson,Joan Pfleider, Louise Infante, MelanieMaxwell, Hildegarde Maynard,Marie Musano, Elsa Peterson.Vincent HynesRobert Hayward

West-O-Ranger’sCommodoresOne thatch of long hair to clutch at,one package of legal cap to "doodle” on,one pen guaranteed not to leak, and asprinkling of that necessary gray matter,and you have a member of the annualstaff. The hue and cry of yearbookgoes up in December, and dies down onlywhen the students have the good oldvolume tucked under thankful arms.Chief of the mourners for the fate ofour year book is our tireless adviser, MissHilson. Assistant mourners are numerous.Just glance at our "menu.” We give you— through "Blood, Sweat, and Tears”—your Year Book., ,a«,AV.ce^’ur ®Losey, '>C»8V Aeotgi» LimbcroP1’ pfleid

“Ham Ration”It would be nothing but the truth were the seniorclass to sing loud praises of their hit play. And, notbelieving in false modesty, we do not mind doing so."Nothing But the Truth,” written by James Montgomery,was a hilarious success. Much of the creditfor this fine performance must go to Miss Hannes,who, by able and patient direction and the sweat ofher brow, drew out every drop of the hidden actor ineach member of the cast. She was aided by RayTower, our capable stage manager, and Blanche Borkstrom,our prompter.But, of course, the wreaths of triumph rest mainlyupon the heads of our cast, who positively amazed uswith their unexpected genius. For instance, JackWiegel, our truthful young hero, rolled us in theaisles, while we split our aching sides at the wittychirpings of Danny Kram and the despairing roarsof Brendon Byrne. Gwen, as played by JosephineGiorgio, was all that a heroine should be and more;Left to right:. - q Brendon Byrnei O ORobert H ayw ardD anny KramJack Wiegel

Top Scenc: Bob Hayward, Jack Wiegel, Danny Kram , May Procurat, Dorris Berlow, Brendon Byrne, M iriamT urteltaub, Dave K ing, Josephine Giorgio, Dorothea Riker.Lower scene, left to right: Josephine Giorgio, Dorris Berlow, Dave King, Bob Hayward, M iriam Turteltaub,Jack Wiegel, D ick Shaw, D anny K ram , Dorothea Riker, Brendon Byrne, May Procurat.169

Left to right:M iriam TurteltaubMiss HannesDavid KingTop View: Miss Hannes, David King, Dorris Berlow, Mae Procurat, Josephine Giorgio, Dorothea Riker,Danny K ram , Jack Wiegel. Top R ow : M iriam Turteltaub, Robert Hayward, Brendon Byrne, BlancheBorkstrom. 170

Robert Hayw ard, Danny K ram , Jack Wiegel, Dorothea Riker, David K ing, JosephineGiorgio, Brendon Byrne, M iriam Turtletaub.ProcuratM iriam TurteltaubDoris BerlowJack W illiam sand the show girls, May Procurat and Doris Berlow,contributed some of the most hilarious moments ofthe play. The other members of the cast, David King,Bob Hayward, Miriam Turteltaub, and DorotheaRiker, all were astonishingly good actors; and altogether"Nothing But the Truth” left us gasping forbreath.Mention of the Senior Play could not be madewithout including the work done behind the scenesby some of the more generous of our classmates.Credit for the scenery and the stage setting must begiven to Mr. Williams and the stage crew; and forthe props, to Miss Manley and her efficient committee.A fine job was also done by the large group of ticketsalesmen.Make-up crew, publicity men— all of thebusiness connected with the play was handled byseniors who contributed both time and effort to makeour play a success.171

Helen Clasen, Marguerite Maguire,W ilm a W ilb u r, Evelyn W ard.“Barnes”aclesChristmas ushers fn Santa Clausand our A Cappella Choir. Likethe gorgeous butterfly, the choiremerges in robes of maroon andgold and charms the school withtheir golden tones at the Christmasconcert. Their eyes are all fixed onthe manual gyrations of their leader,Mr. Barnes. The faint notes ofa pitchpipe are heard, and suddenlymouths open simultaneously andnotes galore pour out. Instead ofretiring to their diurnal routine ofpractice, the choir this year becamethe chorus for the operetta "TheBells of Beaujoulais.” They alsosang at a celebration in honor ofLowell Mason.Left to right, first row: Marguerite Maguire, W ilm a W ilbur,Rose A ttalla, Evelyn W ard, Evelyn Ost, May Procurat, BettyH ill, Helen Clasen, Audrey Lutz, Theresa Warshaw, JeanStickel, M arilyn Maxwell, LaVerne Chappell, R u th Richardson,Mae Lauterbach, Lorraine Lombard. Second row: Audrey Hanright,Rose Bilotti, LaVerne K unz, Helen Alexander, N an Cassidy,Inga Anderson, Dorothea Riker, Rosalind Riker, Barbara Hager,R u th Lurie, A n n Boutilette, Helen W olfe, Patricia Elliott, LoisC ondit, Jean Ford, Carol Erikson, Melanie Maxwell, BettyStellges. T hird row: Janet Stellges, Jane Thatcher, MargaretBlyth, Joan Blake, Joan Kenworthy, Jean De Girolam o, BettyMae Raab, Alice Deininger, Dorothy Taylor, Jean Herrm ann,Juliet Seibert, Jean A lford, Bernice A lford, Edward Silk, RichardPopiel. Fourth row: Henry Cambouris, Richard Bottoni, A rth u rGershen, W illiam Burt, Robert Cook, Henry Bell, EdwardAnderson, M r. Barnes, Herman Nellen, Jerry Salinard, EdwinGrove, Peter R and, Richard Nelson, W ayne Shadbolt. F ifthrow: W alter Rose, Robert Fuessle, Robert Burker, David King,Andrew Paine, Vincent Bolognini, Raym ond Brown. Sixth row:W ellden Neill, John Christiano, Robert Diecks, H arry Shaich,Herman N itzche, Raym ond Green, Herbert Montgomery, H a m ­ilton Turner, James Wilson, Charles Van Buskirk, KennethSchmidt, Glen Marhiasen, W illiam Rappleye, Charles Summers,Ray Fink, Stanley Jacke.

(Row No. - 1): Audrey Handright, Marguerite Maguire, Alba Monetti, Rose Billctti, Lois Liljestrand,Rosalie Iovin, Gloria Penola, Betty H ill, Evelyn Ost, Lee Burgess, Frances DiGiore, Genevieve D ’Amato,Helen H ull, Virginia Ruppel, May Lauterbach, Rita Bernhard, Rose Adelizio, Margaret Bernhard.(Row No. 2): Melaine Maxwell, Betty Mellinger, Barbara Kleiner, Sylvia Blasi, Rosetta Giordano, NaomiKronick, LaVcrne Kunz, May Procurat, Marilyn Maxwell, Claire McDonald, May McCrink, Audrey Martucci,Ann Boutilctte, Margaret Smith, Dot Taylor, Jean Ford, Barbara Hager.(Row No. 3): Irene Kay, Mar ion Kline, Janicc Hoehing, Kathleen Barrett, Jean Byrne, Joan Byrne, JoanBrady, Jean Regan, Jeanne Catalane, Clara Benson, Katherine Cowan, Margeret Myron, Jeaji Herrmann,Margie McGuirk, Joan Daly, Doris Jaillet, Claire Wilson.(Row No. 4): Barbara Holzman, Betty Byrne, Jean Byrne, Evelyn Ward, Jean Stickcl, Helen Alexander,Betty Glenn, Betty Giordano, Doris Mulford, Muriel Greenberg, Cynthia Swenson, Jean Featherly, JacquelineGibson, Joan Kenworthy, Juliet Seibert, LaVerne Chapell, Lois Condit, Vivian Carter, Janet Jones,(Row No. f) : Shirley Coleman, Gloria Caruso, June Jones, Florence Durr, Jane Thatcher, Jean DiGirolamo,Betty Mae Raab, Marion Harrington, Rachel Neil, Grace Hines, Betty Riis, Doris Rosin, Julia O ’Rourke,Alice Smith, Jean Durham.(Row No. 6): Marilyn Bean, Doris Anderson, Ruth Kail, Jean Imgrund, Sylvia Hines, Theresa Warshaw,Gloria Anderson, Mr. Barnes, Nan Cassidy, Betty Fagan, Virginia Christiano, Annabellc Alexander, JanetStellges, Jean Alford, Bernice Alford.The ReveillersSinging is one of the most beautiful ways ofexpressing one’s self. Young ladies, it is said, arefond of expressing themselves. Therefore, such anorganization as the Girls’ Glee Club is welcome,indeed, in our High School. Sixty sweet voices (excludingthat one alto— there’s always one alto!) canbe heard practicing every Wednesday under the directionof their able conductor, Mr. Barnes. They arepresented to the school at the Christmas Concert.This year, you remember, they sang from the angelloft— the balcony (so their pretty faces could nothelp their singing). They also took part in the HighSchool’s first attempt at producing an operetta. A l­though their activities have been limited, the Girls’Glee Club has added a great many songs to theirmusical repertoire this year.

"Star Spangled Banner.'Front R ow . in w hite suits, (left to rig h t): Mr. Butterfield, Stanley Jacke, M r. Heath.Band Leader (in white-fcather topped h a t): Charles Van Buskirk.174Dean’s Men"The band will rehearse Saturday morning at nineo’clock” (a notice to be found in any Friday’s Bulletinin the fa ll).And so while everyone catches up on sleep, (nodoubt, too much homework) the band members rollout of the wrong sides of their respective beds andreport to the school for several hours of marchingand playing. Thus, the band unobtrusively preparesto show its talents throughout the football season, to

"A lm o st”"Stars and Stripes Forever.”Alma MaterMr. ButterfieldLeft to right:Danny KramRobert Whitehelp us celebrate victory, and to spur us on in defeat.But this is only a part of the band’s activities.After the Columbia game has been played, out comesome bassoons, bass violins, and tympany from theorchestra; and presto change, a concert band isformed. In this capacity the Junior Band preparesfor the annual instrumental concert in the springwhen everyone can again thrill to the tempo of theband.175

First a blast, then a blare,and a flute’s snappy air— andall together we have our HighSchool Orchestra. Any Wednesdayduring fifth period wecan hear these promisingyoung musicians "tuning up”in the Gym. Although theyconsider music seriously, thereis always much fun in thegroup. Often "Dean” (Mr.Butterfield to you) has toreprimand those who insist onplaying "Semper Fidelis” inBoogie Woogie rhythm. Fearof his baton, of course, makesthese willful lads behave(we’re only joking, Dean!).A pleased smile from him isQUARTER DECKChristiano. Flute: Bob Klein,Lorraine Lombard, DottieLou Sm ith, Gwen Roberts.Oboe: Jean Babson. Bassoon:R u th Norton, Fred Behrle.Clarinets: Ronnie Roberts,Jce Burton, Jack Millelot,Jerold Loweth, Charles VanBuskirk, Vincent Bolognini,Edgar Weaver, Alan Davenport,Alice Fredricks, BillMcCrea. Bass: Althea Weimer,Harriet Olson. Piano:Sylvia Boyland. Baritones:Evelyn Feldman, Jane Nickolson.Drums: Carmen Polzo,Joe Lombardo, Jack W hite,Danny Kram , Kay Landers.Managers: Jack Sheller, W a l­lace M aginn, Dick Bethel,Blanche Borkstrom, SaraPaul. Director: JenningsButterfield.176

all that is needed to bringforth melodic strains.The orchestra has been veryactive this year. Their appearancesat the Senior Play andP.T.A. were noteworthy. Enthusiasticapplause greeted alltheir performances before theHigh School assembly, areally critical audiencfi. Theysupplied the music for manyof the Junior High Schooloperettas. Then after a yearof rehearsals and performances,a selected group traveledto Atlantic City to playin the All-State orchestra.This was their reward for ayear of diligent work.SOCIETYFirst Violin: Sylvia Collins,Wilma Wilbur, Inga Anderson,Audrey Giordano, EileenMcMahon, Doris Fishier,Walter Rose, Bob Schlichting,John Scherholtz, Frank W illiams,Bob Williams. SecondViolin: Betty Hines, FrancesBolton, Marilyn Bodle, MargaretStadtman, Alvord Ling.Trumpets: Bill H ill, AllanBucher, Gene Engel, IreneNorton, Eleanor Griffiths,Bernard Brown, Walter Upham,Henry Van Alphen.Trombones: Dick Anderson,Bill Heick, Bob Hayes, DavidL u x n e r. ’Cellos: PatriciaLynes, Mary Williamson.Violas: George Finch, WalterOlsen, Norma McEnty.French Horn: Frances Brown.Saxophone: Bob Engel, John177

Georgia LimberopoulosRobert DiecksR u th Bryson, W alter Cahill, Louise M ertz, Robert Diecks, Georgia Limberopoulus,Raym ond Fink, Miss McCloskey, Bill Rappleye, Jacqueline Bauerline,Rosemarie M onetti, Bernice A lford, Audrey Lutz, Louise Infante, Jane Laurence,Elvera Zenk.Ship MatesPresident, W alter C ahill; Vice-President,R u th Bryson; Secretary, Louise M ertz;Treasurer, Robert Diecks; Program C hairman, Georgia Limberopoulos; C ritic, R ay ­m ond Fink; Adviser, Miss McCloskey.178If we were to peek behind the walls ofour library any Wednesday morning, weshould find, being conducted with due parliamentaryprocedure, the meeting of thetwo literary societies. After business iscompleted, Clio or Philo entertains hercompanion club. The program may be aspirited debate on "W hy We Should HaveHomework,” or perhaps book reviews ofcurrent novels. The program, no matterwhat it may be, is usually instructive aswell as entertaining. The one programconducted by Clio and looked forward towith the most enthusiasm is the programgiven to entertain the entire student body;for each year the ancient rivals, Clio andPhilo, vie with each other to see which canpresent the better assembly program. Thestudents profit from this rivalry in enjoyingan unusually novel assembly program.Clio and Philo’s friendly rivalry does notend with the assembly program but isprevalent throughout the year in eachclub’s desire to surpass the other in itsscholastic standing. This competition isclimaxed at the annual banquet where Mr.Reimherr, with due solemnity and ceremony,carefully opens the envelope containingthe averages of the two clubs.W ith bated breath the members await theword which will send them into the ecstasiesof a seventh heaven or to the depthsof despair. The winner in this battle ofwits takes into its possession the covetedsilver cup which it retains until it has beenwrested from its grip by its triumphantrival.Clio, with its friendly competition, itsmeetings, and programs, is a club of whichwe of West Orange High School can bejustly proud.

Wise SaltsPresident, Robert Titchen; Treasurer, R o b­ert Stephens; Vice-President, Ray Tower;Program Chairm an, Alice H art; Secretary,Shirley Baldwin; C ritic, M iriam Turteltaub;Adviser, Mrs. Nock.Proudly waves the blue and white bannerof the Phiiologean Literary Society,which has kept on high the traditions andstandards set for her by her illustriousfounders. Although our companion club,Clio, now holds in her possession the silverloving cup for highest scholarship, we ofPhilo have resolved to win the battle of theintellects and emerge this year "The Winnah!”As a climax to our Club’s year, Philomeets with Clio to partake of a banquetfit for the "gods.” While we, the fortunatemembers, gorge ourselves with the delicaciesprovided, the sacred initiates sit uncomfortablyand self-consciously on hardbacked chairs, their anxious eyes on ourevery movement. Our fun and their discomfortbegin after the feast when theycarry out the nonsense devised by ourInitiation Committee. After they haveamused us with impromptu skits, impersonationsof Garbo, and such stunts, they arepledged to the club of their choice. ThenMr. Terwilliger, our honorary member, iscalled upon to give one of his famous talks.Mr. Terwilliger is also present at ourChristmas party, where, dressed as old St.Nick, he hands out small gifts, accompaniedby his original poetry.Every second Wednesday we meet withClio for our business meeting and programof quizzes, book-reviews, and unUsual talks.The student body can look back withpleasure to Philo’s St. Patrick Day assemblyprogram this year; for while enjoying thisIrish program, they learned much about thecustoms and traditions of St. Patrick’s Day.W ith deep regret we leave the shelter ofPhilo’s fold this year; but Philo shall livealways in our memories.Robert Titchen, Robert Stephens.Sitting: Robert Stephens, M iriam Turteltaub, Robert Titchen, Shirley Baldwin,Alice H art, Beatrice Sideris, Joan Blake. Standing: Raym ond Tower, HelenClasen, R ichard W agner, R u th Richardson, Peggy Owen, Mary Pawlyk,A rth u r Gcrshon, Joanne W eil, Marion Killoran, Helen W olfe, M arilyn Broder,Mrs. N ock, M ary A lford, LeRoy Leaf, Jeanne Losey, Anne Rapicano, Jean Kelly.

First row: GuentherHeine, Fred Pfleger,Karl Marx, LeRo yLeaf, H artm ann Kircher.Second row:Miss Manley, EdgarWeaver, Geene Sommer,Robert Titchen,Jane Hooper, StanleyJache, Diane Stank.T hird row: JeanStickle, R a y m o n dFink, Betty Pfleider,Herman Nitzsche,Betty Jayne Schlegel.Fourth row: GeorgeHooper, Bob Potter,Marie Kleinknecht,Robert Young, JoanPfleider, AlexanderHetyei.Watch on the RhinePresident, Karl Marx; Vice-President, LeroyLeaf; Secretary, H artm ann Kircher; Treasurer,Fred Pfleger; Program Chairm an,Guenther Heine.Perhaps the renderings of Germanfolk songs as sung by the GermanClub members are not always tooharmonious. Perhaps they do distractProf. Terwilliger when hetries to balance that equation. Perhapsthe rest of the student bodyis curious about all the singing upin 306. But what could betterrepresent the lively spirit of theGerman Club than the robust songsof Heidelberg students?In between their monthly meetings,the Heinies manage to slip intheir traditional fall picnic, to goon bicycle trips, to promote aChristmas dance, to attend a Germanmovie, to have ice-skatingparties, and to empty the treasuryon a bang-up trip to New York.At their regular meetings, afterstressing the fact that dues mustbe paid, the business procedures areput aside for more pleasurable topics.180

Left to right, seated: Bill Rappleye, Betty Giordano, Stanley Jacke. Standing: Eleanor Griffith, Evelyn Feldman,Jack Wiegel, Brendan Byrne, Vincent Hynes, Miriam Turtletaub, Agnes Kefer, Mr. Patterson.Miriam TurtletaubJack WiegelBrendan ByrneAsleep in thePresident, Brendan Byrne; Vice-President, Betty Giordano;Secretary, William Rappleye; Adviser, Mr. Patterson.They bear the brunt of scorn for the boring assemblyprograms and seldom share the laurels for thegood ones. They plot and plan to give assemblieswith variety— their dreams are shattered much toooften. But they refuse to be disillusioned and, renewingtheir efforts, have planned programs which aredifferent. This Assembly Council has given us anincreasing number of musical programs, the mostpopular of which is the "Community Sing.” Whenthey are given the opportunity, they have given usspeakers to whom we are delighted to listen (orshould we say, to whom we are polite enough tolisten?) Through days of confusion— what with"exams,” bomb-scares, and days off because of toomuch sun— these thoughtful ten have always beenprepared with a fitting program.

Left to right, first row: Lois Condit, BettyGiordano, Marjorie Kingston, Melanie Maxwell,Helen Giordano. Second row: AliceFredericks, Carol Erikson, A lta Jones, DorisAnderson, Marguerite Maguire, GladysDawson, W anda W ick, Muriel Byrne, CathrineMcKee, Nancy Puth, Betty Capen,Theresa Warshaw. Third row: R u th Kidwell,Eleanor Griffiths, Dorothy Pepoon,Paul Brosheck, John Magliacane, CarmenPolzo, W alter Rose, David Kohn, JackHolmes, R u th Wenzke, Jean Ford. Fourthrow: Roy Cruse, W alter Sherwood, BettyThein, Louise Infante, Kay Landers, JeanM cG uirk, Bob Powell, Michael DiMarco,Jack Wiegel, Bob Moore, Vincent Hynes,Miss Eaton, Brendon Byrne.The Si Sea MenPresident, Betty Giordano; Vice-President, W alter SherwoodSecretary, Dorothy Pepoon; Treasurer, Robert H aywardAlthough, contrary to popular belief,Latin America is not a place of diurnalsiesta, fiesta, and buli-fights, a meeting ofthe Spanish Club is. Informal talks, motionpictures, games, and food galore havebeen the fiesta; and forty minute winks inthe dull spots were always permissible—they were the siesta. As for bull-fights,little Ferdinand slept peacefully this year;but the club did entertain the assemblywith its April program "A Glimpse into theLife and Customs of Mexico.” No otherprogram has surpassed it for the vivid colorand true feeling of Mexican life. Everyactor seemed to have caught some of MissEaton’s ebullient love of Mexico— it’s mostdifficult not to, for the senorita just glowswhen one mentions things Spanish. As iscustomary, the climax of the group’s activitieswas its annual visit to New Yorkand the Club Havana-Madrid where everyoneordered torrid "arroz con polio”— well,anyway, two people ordered it; the othershad roast beef cut from a South Americancow, of course!Left to right, first row: Evelyn Ost, R u th Kidwcll, Marjorie Kingston, Lois Condit, Melanie Maxwell, Miss Eaton, Dorothy Pepoon,Robert Hayw ard, Betty Giordano, W alter Sherwood, Gladys Dawson, Carol Erikson, Louise Infante, Jean M cG uirk, Kay Landers.Second row: Marion Kline, Alice Fredericks, Alice Alexander, Violet Leon, Marguerite MaGuire, Betty Thein, Betty Capen, BehrleAnfenson, Audrey Giordano, Catherine McKee, Nancy Puth, Margery Connor. T hird row: Jean Ingram , Janet Jones, Betty Jean Bed,Georgia Deckenbach, Doris Somma, Dolores Bilotti, Rene Leib, Peggy Byrnes, Eleanor Griffiths, Doris M oriarity, R u th Gall, Jean D u n ­ham, Jean Featherly, Doris Anderson. Fourth row: Henry Jatczak, Fritz May, H arold Englund, Jack Holmes, Paul Brosheck, RobertMojo, A lan McKone, Vincent Hynes, D ick Turtictaub, George Finch.

First row: Beatrice Owen, Peggy Keenan, Joan L uftub, Pat Lynes, Evelyn Feldman, Danny Kram , NancyMcEvoy, Betty Hienz, D olly DeVita, Eileen M cM ahon, Sally Gallagher, Barbara Dunham . Second row: MissHannes, M arilyn Broder, Mary Pawlyk, Evelyn Owen, Joan W eil, Marcelaine Fenning, Kay McFarland,M iriam Turteltaub, Betty Virtue, Miss T. Allen. T hird row: Irene Norton, R u th Kram , R u th Norton,Cynthia Swenson, James Ospenson, Robert Milone, Ray Tower, Roy Ohlsen, H arry Shaick, Gerald Loweth,Herbert Barken, Robert Croyder, M ilton Diam ond, Thomas Rudiger.Les Contents Voyageux"My you speak French like a native— a native of West Orange.” Withmany such a quip does Danny Kraminformally call to order the meetingsof the French Club. Everyone, armedwith a smattering of French (wee-wee,especially), takes part in singing, tellingstories, and eating with the trueepicurean spirit of the French. Thisyear the Cercle Francais visited NewYork City, enjoying among otherthings a French movie and a Frenchdinner. Remember that one brave soulwho ordered "escargot”— only to findit was glorified snails? Climaxing theyear of meetings was a talk on homelife and experience in modern France.The speaker made it evident that foremostin every free-French heart is"Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.”Evelyn FeldmanNancy McEvoyDanny Kram183

Best SpeakersHarry ShaichIrene NortonFog HornsWith the rest of this war-mad worldtotally disregarding the right of freespeech, when people of Europe and Asiano longer dare to express openly their beliefsor criticize what they think is wrong,we Americans become more conscious ofthe true value of our liberty and freedomof speech. More and more, we come torealize just what a privilege it is to say, "Iam an American,” and to know that, eventhough our country is at war, we aregranted freedoms unheard of in dictatorships.Americans can still gather on streetcorners and share with others their viewsFirst row: Marilyn Broder,Irene Norton, PeggyKeenan, Evelyn Feldman.Second row: StanleyJacke, Edgar Weaver,Harry Shaich, HermanNitzsche.184

and even criticize their government whichis waging their war. We read and hearnews reports and discuss freely and fearlesslythese reports which, in the hands ofour enemy and our allies, would be keptfrom the public. Since we still enjoy thisfreedom in our country, we are able to useit wisely in our schools.In our own school we use this liberty topresent to the students in the form ofdebates important topics of today and tomorrow.The Senior debate presented justsuch a problem of tomorrow when theychose to dgbate on the topic "Resolved: thatBritain and the United States ShouldForm a Federal Union.” Mr. Thomascoached the affirmative team of May Procurat,Brendan Byrne, Bob Stephens, andJack Wiegel to victory over Mr. Smith’snegative team of Blanche Borkstrom, D annyKram, Bob Titchen, and Karl Marx.The Junior Debate along the same lineelected to speak on the question of an All-American Union. This was won by theaffirmative team of Edger Weaver, StanJacke, Marilyn Broder, and Peggy Keenan'with Miss Peckham as coach, while Mrs.Wolfle’s negative losers were HermanNitzsche, Harry Shaich, Evelyn Feldman,and Irene Norton.Whether the -decisions in the debateswere correct, only time will prove; forthe topics were plans which will definitelybe suggested as a means to win the peaceto come; and the students of West OrangeHigh School, through these debates, havebeen well informed as to the principles ofthese plans.Senior DebatingFirst row: Brendan Byrne,May Procurat, BlancheBorkstrom, Jack Wiegel.Second row: Robert Stephens,Robert Titchep,Karl Marx, Danny Kram.Best SpeakersJack WiegelDanny Kram185

Water LoggedPresident, Brendon Byrne; Vice-President, Jack Wiegel;Secretary, Marilyn Broder; Program Chairman, DannyKram.Sitting: Dick Shaw, Jack Wiegel, Brendon Byrne, MiriamTurtletaub. Standing: Bill Rappleye, Agnes Kiefer, BettyGiordano, Stanley Jacke, Evelyn Feldman, Eleanor Griffith.Mr. Smith may have acquired more than he bargainedfor when he agreed to be Faculty Adviser ofthe Debate Club; for it is, without a doubt, theloudest club in the school building. There is a juniorriot at every meeting which takes the combinedefforts of the president, sergeant-at-arms, and Mr.Smith to quell. Despite this lack of harmony, thisone year old club has developed into one of the moreimportant inter-scholastic, non-athletic organizationsof our school.Left to right, top row: Carl Marx, Jack White, Richard Turtletaub,Bob Stevens, Brendan Byrne, Jack Wiegel, Harry Shaich,Herman Nitzsche, Stanley Jacke, Danny Kram, Don Molten.Bottom row: Irene Norton, Peggy Keenan, Peggy Callendar,Blanche Borkstrom, Marilyn Broder, Joan Weil, Safa Paul,Evelyn Feldman, Ruth Norton.186

187Sitting: Betty Mellinger, Beatrice Crelin, Jean de Girolamo,Miss Stockman, Barbara H oll, Eleanor Griffiths,Louise Infante. Standing: H arry Decker, Stephen Krozser,Herm an Nellen, A rth u r Bird.Bureau of Facts and FiguresWe have all noticed, during our study periods inthe library, a boy or a girl helping Miss Stockman.It has probably never occurred to many of us thatthis girl or boy is a member of the Library Council,the organization that really works but is seldomheard of.The Library Council is made up of nine membersunder Miss Stockham’s guidance. During each periodof the school day, one of the members is in thelibrary either checking and filing magazines, repairingbooks, charging and discharging books, makingout fine slips for overdue books, shelving books, orarranging magazine clippings and newspapers.Besides their duties they also have social activities,one of the most important of which is the annualTea, given in December for the faculty members.In looking over the list of members of this group,we find that Barbara Holl has served two years onthe Council. This means that she has had to giveup one of her study periods each day for the past twoyears in order to help others. And Miss Stockman,our librarian, has not only aided us in finding materialEleanor Griffiths, Jean de Girolamofor our research work and books for book reports,but she has also made the library a quiet, cheerfulplace in which to work.The members of the committee are: Jean de Girolamo,Betty Mellinger, Louise Infante, Beatrice Crelin,Eleanor Griffiths, Barbara Holzman, Barbara Holl,Arthur Bird, and Steve Krozser.

First tow: Rosalie Iovin, Gloria Penola, Betty H ill, May Bodnarchuk, Marjorie McGuirk, Evelyn Ost, LeeBurgess, Jean Herman, Helen Clasen, Evelyn Ward, Rose Attala, Elsa Peterson. Second row: Ruth Ellis,Jean Catalane, Rosalind Riker, May Procurat, Helen Alexander, Genevieve D ’Amato, Doris Moriarity, LoisLiljestrand; Kay Landers, Ruth Richardson. Third row: Joan Coen, Jean Writenor, May McCrink, JeanByrne, Jeanne Regan, Joan Byrne, Katherine Barrett, Rachel Neill, Betty Lou Reis, Grace Hinds, CynthiaSwenson. Fourth row: Jean Wolfe, Jean Stickle, Doris Rosen, Joan Brady, Audrey Hanright, LaVerncKunze, Naomi Kronick, Janice Knoell, Barbara Gallagher, Dolores Bilotti, Helen Hofsted, JacquelineWestby-Gibson, Behrle Anfindsen.The LoreleiPresident, tec Burgess; Vice-President, Jean Hermann1; Secretary, Evelyn Ost; Treasurer, Margaret McGuirk.The weekly meeting place of the fairersex is the Girl Reserves’ Room at the Y.The purpose of this organization is to promotethe social activities and further theideals of American girlhood.This club is not singular, for it is affiliatedwith many clubs all over the country.Benefit teas, dances, community sports, andguest speakers are some of the means ofentertainment at our meetings. This yearthe girls have patriotically contributed tothe defense of our country in many ways.At Christmas time, many of the girls outfitteddolls for unfortunates.However, the girls are not seriousmindedat all times, for they often holdinformal meetings where "their wellgroomedhair is let down.”Marjorie McGuirk/ 1 | a Burgess, Evelyn Ost188

Joanne Weil, Gladys Dawson, Sally Gallagher, Barbara DunhamThe “See” ScoutsPresident, Gladys Dawson; Vice-President, Sally GallagherSecretary, Barbara Dunham; Treasurer, Joanne WeilThe Setuit Club, an organization of which everygirl in West Orange High School is a member, playsan important part in our school life. From Septemberuntil June, each month the Council of HomeroomRepresentatives follows through a worthwhileprogram.The first event of the year on the Setuit Calendaris the assembly program at which assembly officersfor the coming year are introduced. In this "way thegirls become acquainted, not only with the organization’sleaders, but also with the purposes andobjectives of the club.Soon after this meeting, the football season begins;and the girls sell candy to hungry spectators duringthe games.When the football season has closed, the girls lookahead and plan to make Christmas a happy time forunfortunate children throughout the Oranges. Thisyear, with the wholehearted cooperation of the boys,as well as of the girls, the club conducted an unusuallysuccessful campaign for funds. As a result, giftsin the form of sleds, magazines subscriptions, andarticles of clothing were purchased and presented tothe Orange Day Nursery and the Orthopedic Hospital.In cooperation with the jcal chapter of the RedCross, the Council added to its regular program, acampaign for the collection of various articles neededby the Defense .Program.In the spring of each year comes the highspot ofthe Setuit’s Calendar of activities— the Mother-Daughter Banquet. This evening the girls forgetstudies and treat their mothers and teachers to anevening of pleasure and fellowship.W ith the coming of June, the Setuit girls relaxand enjoy a well-earned rest. They may well lookback upon their school year and be happy in thethought that they have contributed to the bettermentof their school.Candy Girl— Annabclle Ale:

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In OrangeA. M . Matthews 8C Co., Inc.Coal - Lumber - Fuel Oil532 Freeman Street ORange 3-8156In OrangeCompliments ofEngel’s Department StoreClara I. AustinPresident of the N. Y. Society of Teachersof Dancing, Inc.SM OOTH - SMART - BALLROOM D A N C IN GCLASSES - ASSEMBLIES - PRIVATE LESSONS288 N . Walnut Street, E. O. Tel. O R . 3-65-45ORange 3-6705GLEBE STREET at SCOTLAND R O A DO R A N G E , N. J.Amabile Bros., Inc.Dealers inMason Materials - Concrete BlocksPennsylvania Building StoneUPSALA COLLEGEEAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEYFully Accredited by theMiddle States Associationof Secondary Schools and CollegesDr. Frans Ericsson, DeanThe Rev. Dr. Evald B. Lawson, PresidentAll Rugs InsuredIn West OrangeH arb’s Rug Cleaning Co.Dealers inO R IE N T A L & DOMESTIC RUGSWe Specialize in Hand Washing and RepairingORange 4-696630S Main StreetORange 5-7412Music M artPopular - RECORDS - ClassicalRadio Repairing - Sheet Music242 M A IN STREETIn OrangeH E N R Y F. S C H M ID T CO., Inc.OFFICE EQUIPMENTSPORTING GOODSSTATIONERY350 Main StreetIn OrangePrompt DeliveryJoe’s MarketPrime Meals - Fruits - Vegetables612 FREEMAN STREETORange 3-1204J. SarconeTailor, Cleaner and Dyer470 VALLEY R O A DTel. ORange 4-6644 W . Orange, N. J.In OrangeH ighland PharmacyA Drug Store Since 1811Over a Million Prescriptions Filled536 FREEM AN STREET ORange 3-1040In West OrangeImperial Service Station, Inc.Jo h n Pram l, ManagerORange 5-983 1Cor. Valley Rd. & Freeman St.Remember!J O H N ’S FRIEN D LY SERVICE199

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Established 1897In LivingstonIn LivingstonB A L D W IN ’SM T . P L E A SA N T F A R MN. J. Official Grade A Mil A550 W. Mt. Pleasant AvenueLivingston 6-0474P A N E C K ’SS E R V IC E N T E R16 S. LIVINGSTON AVENUELivingston 6-0110HOLD YOUR NEXT AFFAIR ATTHE CONDORG len n H. H artmanWEST NORTHFIELD AVENUE LIVINGSTON, N. J.Each Course Is a Matter of PrideFine Food Is a Matter of CourseVisit New Jersey’s most beautiful Restaurant and Supper Club.Dancing nightly, on Sunday from 4 in the afternoon. You will enjoythe restful atmosphere of the "C O N D O R ” and I am sure the cuisineand service will completely satisfy your discriminating taste.Phone Livingston 6-139 5Nettie OchsCIDER MILLPure Apple Cider and Cider VinegarCord WoodHerbert Ochs, ManagerOld Short Hills Road (Near Northfield Road)LIV INGSTON, N. J.Northfield Supply Co.A Complete Line of Pittsburgh PaintsPhone: Livingston 6-0900Compliments ofKern’s MarketLIVINGSTONFree Delivery Phone Livingston 6-1219Prescriptions Carefully CompoundedGlen View PharmacyA. Porrazzo, Ph.G.365 N O R T H FIE LD R O A DOpp. Old Short Hills RoadLIVINGSTON, N. J.»In LivingstonJoseph W . ZahnREAL ESTATE - IN SU RAN CE166 So. Livingston Avenue Livingston 6-0100In LivingstonCortes Shoe Repair ShopShoes Made to Look Like NewSO. LIV IN GSTON AVENUENear Livingston CenterH A R R IS ’United Cigar AgencyBov Candy - Greeting Cards - Fountain ServiceBreyer*s Ice Cream - Toys16 Plaza Place Livingston CenterIn LivingstonFreeman HarrisonREAL ESTATE - IN SU RAN CELivingston 6-0111201

DIEGES 8c CLUST17 JO H N STREET NEW YORK, N. Y.1►Manufacturers of Jewelry for theCLASS OF 1942WEST ORANGE H IG H SCHOOLTelephone: ORange 3-4700Courter 8CSherwoodFrank GuenzelPAIN TER ami PAPERHANGERCOAL - M ASON MATERIALS 48 Sanford Street East Orange, N. J.59 Main Street West Orange, N. J. ORange S-7453In OrangeC O L L IN S O N FEN C E CO., Inc.Fences of Wire, Iron, Wood366 CRANE STREET ORange 3-1426M ID L A N D PRESS6 NORTHFIELD AVENUEWEST ORANGE, N. J.Compliments ofA M E R IC A N L E G IO NYour Local Printer PO ST No. 22ORange 2-3327In Orange Phone ORange 5-1648— 1649W hitney CleanersDistinctive Dry Cleaning20% Cash Carry Discount 20%Frank’s Meat MarketFrank Cocco, Prop.Meats, Poultry, Fish, GroceriesFruits and Vegetables506-8 Central Avenue ORange 4-2880 5 58 Valley Road West Orange, N. J.Hector’s MarketWhere Quality PrerailsCompliments of548 FREEM AN STREET A Professional FriendPhone ORange 5-5217— 3218202

In Trenton, New JerseyRIDER COLLEGEOF BUSINESS ADM INISTRATIONBachelor of Science Degrees In Commerce and EducationSpecial Intensive Courses — Summer SchoolFounded 1865In West OrangeDr. A. W . SmithDr. C. F. StarkeV ET ERIN A RIAN STel. MArket 3-9605H. A. GREENE CO.88 HALSEY ST. NEW ARK, N. J.Compliments ofLivingston P.T.A.Livingston 6-1 5 36Northfield Cleaners 8C TailorsEXPERT FU RRIERSuits Steam Sponged and Pressed— 3 5 centsSAME DA Y SERVICE"Patronize Your Neighborhood Cleaner”523 So. Livingston Ave. (Northfield Center)LivingstonIn LivingstonHowell’s FlowerlandSpecialty— Corsages for Dances34 W. MT. PLEASANT AVENUELivingston 6-0549•SPORTING GOODSCAMP OUTFITTERS•Baseball, Tenn'.s, TrackGolf Supplies•OUTFITTERSTO ATHLETIC TEAMSWEST ORANGE H IG H SCHOOLDiscounts to West Orange H.S. StudentsPATRONSMr. and Mrs. John J. TurteltaubMr. and Mrs. J. Edward FaddeMr. and Mrs. F. G. DilzellMr. and Mrs. H. O. DeiningerMr. and Mrs. J. W. DawsonMr. and Mrs. J. A. FredericksMr. and Mrs. William J. FennellMr. and Mrs. Harry J. FeatherlineMr. and Mrs. W. R. HavilandMr. and Mrs. S. M. DunhamMr. and Mrs. H. W. CallenderMrs. H. HoffmanMrs. J. InfanteMr. and Mrs. Harry S. HaywardMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. NortonMr. Charles W. NortonMr. and Mrs. Hartman J. K ire herMr. and Mrs. John E. HolmesMr. and Mrs. Howard M. FlemingMr. and Mrs. Harry F. BaldwinMr. and Mrs. C. Russell LoseyMr. and Mrs. Earl A. TildenMr. and Mrs. C. C. ShawMr. and Mrs. Francis A. ByrneMr. and Mrs. Fred L. BrossMiss Louise Shirley HaywardMrs. Florence GiorgioMr. and Mrs. Thomas K. CarnesMr. and Mrs. Walter P. Cahill, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. D. R. MojoMr. and Mrs. Edwin H. SnyderMr. and Mrs. Frank KinneyMr. and Mrs. D. M. KenworthyMr. and Mrs. John B. DanglerMr. and Mrs. Leroy R. LeafMr. S. Winkler1203

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