Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

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l.,.L 1544 01 ll an 1 XX Il x 111 S NL. lllll i 55 F ann: X525 FRANKLIN XIYFR u A B Umverslty of lll1no1 Xl S Cornell Brology Assnst mt Scmor Class Adviser Who loves '1 garden lo as greenhouse too HELEN E NORMAN AB Upslla College Geometry I temmednte Algebra PT Health Assxstant jumor Class Advlser Nothmg wrll come of nothmg MABLE OTT BS Drexel Instrtute Home Eco nomlcs Happmess rs speechless EDWARD R PALNIFR AB Nlontclalr State College. Eng hsh Drama Club Advlser ASSlStll1t Iunxor Class AdVlS6f So so IS good very good very excellent good and yet It IS not t rs but so so NAPOLEONI PAPALE AB MA Montclfur State Teach ers College Engllsh Crlmson Mountalneer Assemblles Advlscr Assrstant Sophomore Class Advlser Wrt makes rts own welcome 'md levels all dlstmctrons DOROTHY E ROCKEFELLER gers Cxrls Physxcal Educatxon In tramurals Asslstant Semor Class Ad v1ser We have forty mxllxon reasons for faxlure but not a smgle excuse WILLIAM K ROEDER BS Bloomsburg Penn State Teach ers College NIS Bucknell Math cmatxcs and Scxence Attendance Asslstant Semor Class Advxser Good w1ll IS the mnghtrest prac txcal force 1n the unxverse CHARLOTTE I ROY BS Elmlra College Engllsh As slstnnt Sophomore Class Advxser Whose words all ears took cap tlve EUGENE E RULLO BS m Chemlstry St Vlncents Col lege Chemlstry Sophomore Class Advzser Let each man pass h1s days an that wherem hrs sklll IS greatest '-we 1 A . , 4 ' . . , . K. ,I A . ., ' ' ' . ..'., , , I, , S ' ,-. 1 x L I I .. . . . v-3 :1 gf 5- X ,, g 5. l . 20 . A., K :C ' H IV J., . ., ,. 4 , n- z' .. ' 1 ' . I 1 - -v l 1 1 .. . . . .. I ' E 4 x - - ., , ll I v 1 37 ,Q - 5. U A, A ' C . xy - if rf T- . ' ' ' ,fgh A nf , . ' -X ' . , I . lg ., . . f 2 1 9 -Wet at - -fig.. - 51. , jf 7 if 41- . - . ag!-G 5 . 9 .- A v 251. mu l , 31: ,ll -: ' .. '. . L 1341. 5 : J .. . . in 1 A ','-, 1... ,-,' ' - I . I vjgffw, ' FT':e ,lf .H Qyx' R dpi: l y el ' 'I' tl :fu X Q ww - T ,fi ,g B.S., Beaver Collegeg M.Ed. Rut- kx I. ,J S . ,- , . K tl j , . - - ' s T' 4 ' fl . g :L -L. f' . 1 , by :A ,tg ,jf 1- . . 5 . ,, D , ' 1:1-uyncgunl -in ' , ' ,' : E 2 3 ??i:' E 3 5 2:55551 . : 6 I : E 2 Eii 5 , f.5EgE:2I:: .., , . - I E - I E I E E ' . - . - . ,Il I l : 5 : - r ' ' '3 f l::l:E-i-2 1' - ' 3 - I : 2 I : - . , . . ' H - E E 1 ! E : E ' 5 g : : 2 : E : E -f - -. ' A , 2 5 i E : i : 5 . . . ,, i 5 E E Q E ' E '- i - 5 : 1 : :-E 2 E G - 2 2 slr F ' D I 2 ! siil: ! i s fi: ' - S- ' -v S 1 ' T 85 I I I A4 rf- ,Q U . - . , ' .it . YI A :zu L: - : - - .- - QL' ' :E : f P 2 '.: 3 4 5 2 E S E ' 5 5 E S E - I 2 '.: g E I 5 5 - - - ' -- ww - : B 5 4 E.. . . I , . ' :iff ff 1 . .3 ' .4 . - r - . , . .1 I .. UIQ fl

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G3 ff, Q,-69 V7 JOSEPH JASPER School Plant Su ermtendent F t That load becomelsl light which is - . .N wi-'ff' I . .3 ' 5 . -10 P 'Q Q 'r 6' in t 7 I V -' , . -A4 E' -if 9 1 E 4 ' Q J if ii 4, l 'lf-1, l cheerfully bomef' STEPHEN IAYE B.A., M.A., Montclair State Teach- ers' College, Social Studies, Attend- ance, Student Council Adviser, Chaimian History Dept., Assistant Senior Adviser. Knowledge is more than equival- ent to force. G. BERNARD KOPP B.A., Albri ht, M.A., N.Y.U., Boys' Physical Ecfucation Director of Ath- letics, Varsity B Club Adviser, As- sistant Iunior Class Adviser. You' should hammer your iron when it is glowing hot. HARRY H. KRUMBIECEL B.A., Ohio University, M.A., Colum- bia, Guidance, Psychology-Track Coach, Assistant Junior Class Ad- viser. Better be ignorant of a matter than half know it. LOUISA LUNCEFORD B.S., Pittsburg, Kansas State Teach- ers' College, M.A., Columbia, Com- mercial Subjects-Treasurer B.H.S. Reserve Fund, Assistant Freshman Class Adviser. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. NATHAN G. BIACADAM B.A.,'M.A., Lehigh, Physics, Applied Physics and Chemistry-Ushers Ad- viser, Auditorium Ticket Takers Ad- viser. Can any man have a higher no- tion of the rule of right and the etemal fitness of things? VIRGINIA MCCRANN A.B., Albright College, Rutgers, Home Economics-F.H.A. Co-Advis- er, Cheerleaders Adviser, Assistant junior Class Adviser. Home is home, though it be never so homely. ESTHER MCCUE R.N., Overlook Hospital, Newark State Teachers' College, Permanent State Nursing CertificatcPSchool Nurse, F.N.A. Adviser. There are some remedies worse than the disease. KENNETH E. MILLER B.S., Manchester College, M.M. Ed., American Conservatory of Music, Northwestem University, Westmin- ster Choir College, Girls' Chorus, Music Appreciation-Came in jan- uary. Music, the mosaic of the air. ALFREDA L. MONAHAN B.S., Rider College, Commercial Suh- jects, Secretary to Guidance Depart- ment, September, October. Gone, but not forgotten. 7 :Sa gx 2 1 g' A32-. 5 -ii 225. i T-9 . I . I

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Facult neil: at - a ,,i'X 4. 2 'A 1 v 1 vlvh' X l fl Q JUNE J. SCHLOSSER R.N., Atlantic City General Hos- pital-School Nurse. September to April. Learn calm to face what's press- ing. PATRICIA R. SPANG B.A., Albertus Magnus, English, Latin-Assistant Senior Class Ad- viser. After all, there is no such litera- ture as a Dictionary. JAMES SPRACUE B.S., Colby College, M.A., Columbia University, Clark University, Mont- clair State Teachers' College, Math- ematics-Senior Class Adviser. The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought. JESSE I. TAYLOR, JR. B.S., Rutgers, M.Ed., University of North Carolina, Auto Safety, Mech- anical Drawing - Assistant Track Coach, Assistant Senior Class Ad- viser. Stand by to crash. JOHN W. UTZ B.S., State Teachers' College, Blooms- burg, Pa., M.S., University of Penn- sylvania, Commercial Subjects-Ath- lctic Property Manager, Assistant Ju- nior Class Adviser. The force of his own merit makes his way. KENNETH H. WEBER B.S., Trenton Teachers' College, Le- high, Shop, Mechanical Drawing- Stage Sets, Visual Aids Adviser, As- sistant Track Coach, Assistant Junior Class Adviser. No legacy is so rich as honesty. GORDON WILLIAMS B.S., Mansfield State Teachers' Col- lege, Camegie Institute of Technol- ogy, N. Y. U., Band and Chorus. All art constantly aspires towards the condition of music. BEVERLY J. WOODS Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, Mathematics-Assistant F.T.A. Ad- viser, Assistant Junior Class Adviser. We know what we are, but know not what we may be. HELEN C, YEAGLE Philadelphia School of Design, B.F. A., Moore Institute of Art, Art- Stage Designs, Yearbook Art Adviser. As thc sun colors flowers, so does art color life. .5,.. f'f?'7' - 4' . 5'?'i24,?l25' M 3 Q ,wc f.. wtf X ,fix lb-QQ ll jx f ! gg' ll ' 011 NM llllllllllllll e E I N l- J frfQpn .rf-'1'? Co 0 K 'D A life. ' I 01414 1- Vx Q l X l- 4 ' 426' 'lj . 1 7 1 wfl W' 1' QA M I n J1 lii-- M--