Dickinson High School - Gnome Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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12B SENIOR COMMITTEES OFFICERS President ...... .William 'Geisslinger Vice-President .......... john Merikle Treasurer ......,. Edward Schultze Secretary ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I ean Snyder XYillia1n Hvissli11g'v!'. l'I'1Nlff'Hf Q 'l l 1 Blvfililv- l '1'V'S'A'l'f'f' 5 I . Faculty Adviser ....... F. W. Messler , A . Finance Chr., Edw. Schultze, Treas. Florence Franetovich 'Gladys Preusse Jean Snow Kathryn Savelkoul Dorothy Schmedes Charles Huber Doris Bauman Wilbur Wetherill Charles Krumm Edward Wetherill Robert Asmussen William Starck Sadie Maccano Shirley Smith John Cashin ' . ' 1 - - Margaret Maloney ,mm gm.,h,,, N,,,.,.,,,,,,.,l litlwniwl Schultze, 1'rmsz1rzr Play Chairman, Shirley Schatz BM! Ride joel Rosenblum Margaret Farley Robert Stocklish Loretta Rosa Johanna Emrich Philip Wienfeld Prom Chairman, Thomas Finholm Catherine McLaughlin Genevieve McLaughlin Ray McKeon john Glaccum Loretta Giering Gloria Kern Doris Breitenfeld Exit Day Chairman, Walter Finley Jean Snow Dorothy Detzel Ioe Martarelli Sophie Wojosizk Cap and Gozwz Chairman, George Miller Anne Lindsay Senior Week Chairman, I. Ackerman john Harrison Nora Kelly Eleanor Mathews Twenty-three Chairman, T. Buckenmaier Mildred Ehrgott Ruth Hopps Sol Sieglebaum George Ziegler Doris Lehmann Pin and Ring Chairman, Eugene Klein Wilbur Wetherill Henr Hausdorf Mary Fabris Kay Usher M0110 and Flower Chairman, D. Trautmann jane Daubert Cecelia Garrison

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' e X r'-'J at - '5 U 5 1.7 Allis ' ' c 'fl l Q . . X l I ii, 1: f L A 'Q' ' IRVING ELIE ABRAMOWITZ General J. W. Wakeman Niota Literary, Dickinsonian, Basketball, Spanish, Gnome Staff Skitzfly is the ever smiling boy whose elfervescent humor was a needed distraction to break the monotony of strenuous work in the classroom. His school work was always well above average. His wit and work will help him carve his way to success. IRVING ACKERMAN General J. W. Wakeman Military D. A. A., Cheerleader, 12A V. P., Leonard Student Council, Gym, Track, Gnome Staff, Music 'il-Ierb is one of the most popular men in our class, popular as Vice-Presif dent, and as our peppy cheerleader. To his enthusiasm, energy, leadership, and personality we are indebted for the success of the week. CHARLES ALEXANDROWICZ General J. W. Wakeman Undecided Gym Team, Astronomy, Dickinsonian Charlie is the pleasant muscular youth whose powerful built body swung over the parallell bars and side horse for the Gym team. Charles adheres to the saying: Men of few words are the best men. FRANK ALLEN, JR. College Prep P. S. 28 Rutgers Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Latin, Mathematics, Camera Frank Allen is a model Dickinsonian-a fine student always on the honor roll and a fine athlete. Dickinson can well be proud to send Frank Allen out if its portals. Alabama General General can possible be his. Industrial cular activities. Industrial Industrial Industrial Twenty-four l RALPH ANDERSEN P. S. 28 Alabama lylathematic, P. M, Dancing, Corridor Patrol Ralph never takes life seriously. Always smiling, forever making friends, he is always ready to participate in any joke or horseplay. A fine fellow worthy of having friends. FRANKLYN BABCOCK P. S. 27 Arizona Cheerleader Babo makes school life the enjoyable thing it is. His pleasant disposition and cheerful smile are familiar to all Dickinsonites, for it was he who was the good looking sonorous cheerleader. We wish Babo all the success that ANTHONY BARATTA P.S. 12 Cooper Union Electrical Club Tiny is up there among the first in the alphabetical listings, and in most everything to which he has put mind and hand-studies, athletics, extra-curri- THOMAS BARRETT St. Mary's Newark Tech Long after nothing remains but memories, we are sure that the name of Thomas Barrett and the recollections of his fine character and abilities shall be among those happy memories. SALVATORE BASILE P. S. 27 Cooper Union Sal's personality, overflowing with good humor, has made him quite a ngure about the school. He is a friend we can count on. School life is a pleasure when we have friends like Sal. WILLIAM BAUMANN P. S. 32 Cooper Union President, Saw Dust, Baseball Mgr. Bill's suave manner and forceful personality found their way into the heart of his many friends, These two elements will help him realize the ful- fillment of his ambitions in life, just as they have at Dickinson. EDWARD BENNETT General St. Brigid's fNorth Bergenj Fordham Behind Ed's specs are a jovial fellow and a good student. Ed has a ' penchant for telling jokes, but he never sacrifices work to do ir. Dickinson knows that Ed Bennett will never disgrace her proud name. MYRON BEZUSHKO j Industrial Ferris High Music Conservatory ' Baron's chief interest in life is composing. His quietness is undoubtedly l caused by his constant thinking of innovations for the music world. To be a . composer one must cross a rough road. Good luck, Baron!